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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29
CHURCH SERVICES

First Methodist. Episcopal church,
Rev. w. F. Switzer, pastor. Residence.
III Russell street.
Sunday school and Missionary day
rally at 9:45 a. m.
Public worship and sermon at 10:45.
Subject: stumbling at Divine Provi-
dence."
South Homewood Sunday school at
Mrs. Abbott's on Jackson street, p. m.
Epworth League meeting. s:45 p. m.
Theme: Crosses on the Cross" Lead
err Mrs r. b. Schuyler.
Evening church service at 1880
o'clock The pastor will give an ad-
dress suitable to this last service Of
the conference year. 1t is probable
that persons will be received into the
church at this service A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
German Nj. e. church, 25S Truman
avenue Rev. c. f. Dessmeier pastor.
Residence. 2sO Truman avenue
Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Preaching service and communion at
1890 a. m.
Love feast, p. m.
Preaching service. 80 p. m.
Sermonth both morning and evening
by Rev. ]. Peter of Chicago.
Wednesday evening, $50 p. m, Ep-
worth League.
Thursday evening. O'Clock. choir
practice
All are cordially invited to attend.
ST. Paurs Lutheran church, III Clin-
| ton street. Theo. Claus. pastor
| Confessional service at $3.50 a. m.
German service with holy communion
| at 10 a. m.
! First Presbyterian church, South
Holman street. Rev. j. Eugene Shook
pastor.
Theme. 1890, why God made the
Lions:" illustrated sermon.
| Sept. 6, Sunday school and regular
preaching services both morning and
evening.
"A perception of God and the enjoy.
ment of Him is promised not to the
| iron will or to the organizing mind
but to a certain type of disposition
The pure in heart see God. Let us not
| therefore, undervalue conscience ant
the religious emotions. They are TIL
| most prophetic parts of the human
constitution. For every soul needs t,
get a vision of God. He is the tru
house of mans soul. With all you
gettings, gets a comforting sight Q
God"
Prayer meeting 1880 p. m. each Wed
nesday.
Christian church, Calumet and Sum
mer street. G. j. Sharp, minister
Residence, $50 Summer street; phone
3451
bible study, 10 a. m.
Communion service, IL a. m.
Sermon, 11:15.
Christian Endeavor at Gas
Evangelistic service at 7:45.
Orchestra practice Tuesday evening
Ladies societies Thursday after
noon.
Band practice Friday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend an
and all services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-29

ST. Pauls Lutheran church, III Clin-
ton street. Theo. Claus, pastor.
Confessional service at $3.50 a. m.
German service with holy communion
at 10 a. m.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-24
DIR. s,shiey

DIR. f. P. Stebley will be in his Mar
tinsburg office, Monday Feb. 3, for six
days. HE will have one of his assis-
tants along and will do all work right
there. Best set Of teeth IS. DR.. Stehley
extracts teeth on which others have
failed. he does not try to take your life
but extracts your teeth with such lit
tlepain that any child can stand it.
He makes his own medicine and ex-
tracts your teeth for 25e. DIR. Stehley
is an expert crown and bridge worker
and us es only Neys gold for all bridge
work there is mo better gold, silver,
platinum and amaIgam filings. Teeth
with aud without plates. Teeth reset
and broken teeth repaired. Remember
DIR. Stehley works for cash only and
saves you money. DR.. Stehley wants
to work forall who come. he wants to
do all work right but he can't and
won't hurry over work that comes in
the last day. So call as early in the
week as possible.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-24
nenry 6. DAWN 10 yyea

Washington, Jan. q. Formal an
nouncement was made today Of the en-
gsgement of former United States
Senator Henry Gassawsy Davis, OF
West Virginia, candidate for Vice.
President on the Democratic ticket OF
1904, TO Miss Maud Ashford, daughter
of the late Mahlon Ashford and sister
Of snowden Ashford, Building Inspsc
tor of the District Of Columbia.
Ex-Senstor Davis decllned to discuss
it OF to say one word except to refer his
interviewer to the young lady.
Miss Ashford acknowledges she was
engaged to ex-senator Davis, but
would make no statement as TO the
cate for the wedding. She was "not at
home" this evening, but her mother
said that they regretted the premature
announcement; that it was true that
her daughter was engaged TO Mr..
Davis aud that no date had beea set
fer the wedding.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-24
LEGAL NOTICE

Application for Liquor License.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the Acts
of the Legislature for 1905, for the reg
ulation Of license, notice is hereby
given that the following application
fer license has been filed at this office,
for the sale of spurious liquors, wines,
parter, ale, beer AID like nature.
g. ID. Bowers, residence Martins
burg, VIVA. place fer which license ia
desired Ne. 1l5 w. King strest, Mar.
tinsburg, w. Va,
Given under fny hand and the seal
of the County curt Of Berkeley Coun-
ty. West Virginia. this 22nd day OF
January, 1908.
H. L. Bender,
Clerk County Court of Berkeley CD,
w, Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of sufhouiy vested Ia the undersigned
xeeutors Of the viii Of : Baker kearfsr decd. We
viii sell On
Saturday, FEB. $ 1908
N iroaf Of the coast nonSe, 10 MarIinsbsrg, w Va
tsale commencing AZ 30 O'clock all Of that dssr
able residence owed By the late Baker KeaI-
fott known as 4ls W. John stIsst
Two Story Slate Roof Six Room
Dwelling
water in kitehea gas in house; lot 50 It. Also
same tin< and place
Lot 2 Block 5
strnesyille aadiiion. lotsexf46.s fssts
Terms
"a cash on day of sale balance IN one and two
years with rom day OF sale notes ssesres BY
decd okssuss on the property seid
JOHN r. KEARFoTf
NJ S. MILLER
Executors 81 ] Baker Kearfou deed.
J. w. Dodd, Aues.
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a
and intending thereon will offer for sale.
ms personal properly at my howe on the j w
Iabn farm, two and one halt miles west IT Inwoo8
ana Two miles south east OF Gerardstown.
Tuesday, February II 1908
eomme.cing at 10 O'Clock a. m
HE'D Horses and Colts
No. Jin,. brown mare 9 years old win weigh
1900 pounds, In toai by BE GUM horse and will
work any whore hitched; No. 2 Fannie. bay mare.
10 years old and wild WEIGH 1900 pounds. IN ioai BY
Bel gium horse, will work anywhere hiched and Is
as sood a barsheat leader ever walked in fu,-
row; Nos. Frank, black colt coming years old
In April sired oyt Belgium horse and will weigh
1900 pounds there Is no better ia the country than
tEis ceiti No 4. Star, blown mare colt coming a
years old. IN Nay weigh 1880 pounds. sire by the
John Brown morse, with fine action and style; No.
s, Bird, bay mare coming years old in April, will
weigh $50 pounds, sired by the Snapp horse and
WIZ make nice iopy driver, No Prince. ba,
mare coming 5 years od, will weigh 1850 peunGs
aad Is nice topy driver; No. and 8, yearliDg
colts sired by tie Snspp horse
Il Head Cattle
milcb cows one givi milk now, che will be
fresh IN siareh both iae butter cows 10 head 81
steers ranging between 100 10 BOO oorats; n ssycAi
old Durham bulls iine Durham and Eolstein
heiiers, coming years old
Is Head Hogs
2brood sows, these sows will farrow he last Of
Mureh, 9 fat shoats, io thrifty pigs.
70 Head sheep
as ewes and buck. This is fine flock Of sheer
and viii lamb about the middle Of Feb,uarSr
Farming Implements
;, 4hor wagons, good broad tread Shul-
Ter wagon and bed will carry toss and over
narrow tread wagon, prs. grain ladders ~ ard 40
H. iorg one pr. coed new; drag haFroN.
spring tooth harrow. double shovel piows corn
harrow, garden cnltiyasor, sing shovel GLOW. !
horse DaTshear Oliver chilled piow s-horas
barshear pos, pr wood ladders, lot OF apple Had
deis, apple sostets, cruSher, apple packer
tan mill, sickle grinder, heavy drag, top buggy,
cutter, sets single harness, Desring binder iod
ing platform
About 3 Tons Timothy Hay
3 Stands Of Bees
tot of empty hives
Household Goods
wood stoves. coal oil stove and baker. drum sa,,
Ter worker anc ehuIn. scadng tubs, sausage grind.
81. plane box, washing machine, 10 su potatoes.
loi parrsis and other ARTICLES too numeroes to
mention.
Terms
credit Of Q months will given on ai-sunis
OF stand over the purchaser To give his note with
approved security negotiable and payable al the
Peoples Trust Company with interest from date
Dur II pad al m@turfy interest rrfnIttrd Under
$50 cash 0 property 70 be removed unt1l settled
Tor; Positively no BY bidding. Hucksfers allow
ed bat no strong drink pef eeatod notes when
discounted
FA.TABB
Dodd and Hoffman Auct's
s5saham and bryarly, Clerks.
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directors Elected.

The annual meeting ofthe s.oekhold-
ers Of the Merchants and Farmers
bank Of this city was held at the bank
on Tuesday last The following board
+ directors was elected: Dr. n. $.
Myers, rohn E. Boyd, 9. L. Stuekey,
joan Kennedy. J. II. FuIk, + z.
.lcklider, Harvey r. Small, W. p,
aendening and NJ Won SchlegeI'
uessrs. p. In. harrison and y r.
Roberss, former directors declined ~
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Fat hogs wanted. Gray Silver. tt.


henson sale on Feb. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III. Thompson were
visiting in Winchester on Wednesday.
Miss Marie Buxton is visiting friends
~ Washington ID. C.
Everything in White at Emmert's,
co mmencing Tuesday, January 2S.
Attend the great sale of George E.
Henson on Feb. 6.
Do not forget Henson sale on Feb. 6
Mr.. II. G. Berry, Of stanton, Va,
spent Sunday with.hi friends in Mar
tinsburg.
Miss Ethel Wheeler, spent Sunday
with friends at Brucetown, Frederick
county, Va
Superintendent J. M. Shaffer, of the
City Water Works has been sick DUR
ing the past week la grippe.
Mr.. iB. f. Sanders has been quite
sick at his home on Second street dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. Frank J. Trammell entertained
number of friends Eat his home on
John street last thursday night.
Mr..William Kennedy, of Ohio, is
visiting hisbrother, Mr.. John Kennedy
at Bsdington.
Mrs. G. A. Shsrrard and little daugh-
ter, Louise, of Allegheny, are visiting
friends at Gerardstown.
Mrs. E. A. Miller, left here Mondsy,
| to visit her dsughter, Mrs. Robinson
at White 5uiphurS springs, Va.
| Mr.. w. N. Naylor, Of Shanghai has
been in Maftinsburg this week having
Dr.. N. d. BAKER treat his eyes.
We had pleasant call last Monday
from Mr.. ID. &. Becklsy and Mr.. j. ID.
Smaltz OF near Falling Waters.
Mr.. Earl Rodrick left on Mon day
for Philadelphia hospital for treat
ment.
| Miss Josephine Flagg who has been
on visit to her mother at Vancleyes
lvllle, returned to Washington on Mon
day.
| The fine large double sheet posters
gotten out by this office for the Henson
sale are much admired and attract
| much attention.
Miss Mabel Tabler, of near sBedIng-
ton wal called to Woodstock by the
illness.of her sister, Miss Ethel Tabler,
at Msssanutten Aeademv.
Mo-, has been visiting Mrs. George
Cushwa in this city and is new visit
ing friends in Hagerstown.
The Publishers, Association of the
Cum berland and Shenandoah Valleys,
met in Hagerstown on Monday and
discussed matters pertaining to the
newspaper business.
| WANTED:-Re Reliable energetic wman
to sell luDricating oils, greases and
paints in Berkeley and adjacent coun-
tie. Salary or commission. Stetson Oil
CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
The teachers of the Martinspurg
schools ..eld heir regular monthly
meeting on last Friday afternoon at
the Second ward school building.
There were number absent on &C.
count ofthe la grippe.
Mira, William Pettlts Of Front Royal
Va, superintendent Of the Baptist
Missionary societies Of the Shenandoah
Valley association. delivered lecture
Monday night to the missionary socie-
ties of the r'iist Baptist church. The
address was highly appreciated by the
large audience.
Mi. G. r. Emmerson, son of Mr..
Emanuel Emmerson now living. at
Festoria, Ohio, has been here for some
time on visit TO his old Jhoine and
friends. He gave us pleasant call a
few days ago in company W it'll his un
Gle, Mr.. Frank Robbins.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-24

The regular annual meeting Of the
Cumberland Valley azente was held q.
Chambersburg on Tuesday. Those n
attendance from hers were agent "
A. Gard. Agent J, $. Smith, Of Inter
section and Chief Clerk Jas. Miller.
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administrators 5 Sale
OF Valuable
Personal Property

Nv v,ytue IL authority vested 10 the undersigned
Administrator u The sstais o. Mary W Fuss, dse,d
ne will offer for sale the farm Of the heirs Of
Frederick Fuss deed At the county bridge eysr
Back Creek ose mile wrst Of Hsdgesvilie on the
MartInsbusg asd Berkeley springs Ko~d befkslsy
County, w Va.
Tuesday February 9Th 1908
commencing Al . O'Clock a. =. shs following
scrlbed psfssnai properly te-wit
s Head Horses
Two good pillow leaders one very gentle and safe
driving horse, al goods workers, sfae 81 -
IS Head Cattle
Five cows four OF hcn viii be fresh by day Of o.
oas Jersey and ssree Durham alAo two Inc Llur-
ham heiers viii be fresh by day OF sale, balances
thrifty young cattle weighing IRON about 100 % aso
| Tbs
q Head Sheep
foar,esu aue ewes. seven last summer exs lambs,
i50sChickeus
stands, Bees
farming implements
Carpenter and blacksmith tools. ons 5ss4ri hsrss
wagon aud hsd. we sp,ias Wagons. one with ssp,
a,sjwer horse rake, grain dfili land rber spring
/ tooth hsrlow tive Oliver Chilled plows, singls and
erusfey reariy rev, corn sfsilsfs caisinr box,
cider lsgi hay ioTk, puEie5s and ropess sbesinGs,
| BARK ladders, se~ whsar IAN grind stems, kieteh
and be.ls dinner bell, large copper kettle isrge
| non ket les, brseehbauds sets front gears
| collars bfidies set singe harness, ples, wA4on
ana check lines dcabie and.sngie tfres,peaxt batts
cow leg umlsf and drag CHAINS. spssadeEs shtve1s
scoops fakee, hoes. picks aaftoe<s, isiag jacks
| . gram cradles, mcelax and ,rush s1ythe. nnf-
berry bafrsss, cscwpsrs, digging iron, lot buckets
| sabs and basTels, drag hafsHoS
Two horne va goa and bed Heafiy rev, force pump,
nearly Enterptise Dea grinder, large Aize ard
rs%ss u tpas NV spt 81 fcdaer Ard Conn. ~ ibs
Davis Stock Food
lIouselioldl andKltcaen Furniture
| Sill plush gsarisr suit. brown masbe TOP centre
/ table largs hair cletA ssfa very old, ~ good cos
I diti0n orEan. TWO walnut bed room Snsls good -
| new four bedsteads fSuf bureaus fsr sets chairs,
lot of odd chairs several rockers, extension Table,
three tail leaf tahteas eorHsr cuFb ard kssTben
capb 1ard, churn cream sspafatcr drge and small
iefs, CROOKS glass Jars dishes and cooking utenss,
took stove heating stoves, lof Or carpet and Oh
cloths and mary other artici@s not mentlonsd
Terms
! credit Of a moBthx wlii be given on all sums
$40 ans over lbe purchaser give biz nc te With ap-
proved ssearit payable al the Peoples trust COM
any with interest irsfn dale but y pssd when dne
| interest Eanlited' IzdeF $40 cash
GEO. W. FUSS admir-
Dodd 4 Hoffman. Auets.
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John d. Lemasler and Miss Sarah
Idella Pearrell on Jan. 23.
Joseph f. Naiiy and Miss Grace
Virginia Mckinney Jan. 10.
Jas W. Ford and Miss Clara r..
Stewart Jan. IL.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-24

Having qualified as Rdainisuaisr OF the estate
Of MIS- Ora Grandslak deceased, l hereby givs
notice TO all persons having claims aga sst the Sad
estate 70 pfeseat tbs snce duly nufheEti-
Gated Tor settlement ana these iadeblsd 10 tia
sad estate that The same muss Be PAID once
W. Il. oUTcALI. Adn'r.
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property on w. King street.
Jan. q, Monday, George HI. Snrodes
will sell farm stock &c at his home |
near Gerardstnwn.
Jan. rs, Tuesday, J. Walter Thatcher
will lsell large lot Of fine stock
and implements at his home on |
the hamilton Henshaw farm nea
Arden
Jan. 29-Wednesday A. NJ. Grim. will
sell farm stock and machinery at |
his home On the Weller farm on
the Arden road
Jan. 30, Thursday Jas w. Beard will
sell stock and implements at Bed
ington Sulphur spring.
January 81, Friday-John d. Fore.
man will sell stock and nipple
ments near Inwood
February 4, Tuesday-G. w. Fuss
will sell stock and implements
| mile west of Hedgesville
Feb. 5, Wednesday, Mrs. S. Il. Rhine
men, will sell stock and imple-
ments at her home ON the DR..
William farm 8 miles southeast of
Martinsburg.
February 8, Thursday-Georg zen
son will sell stock and implements
at his home one mile South of
Bunker HILL
February Z, Friday-James Nj. Strib-
ling will sell stock and imple-
ments at his home on Dry Run 3
miles northwest of Martinsburg
w. Va.
Feb. 8, Saturday.. p. Kearfott and
M. s. Miller will sell the j. Baker
Kearfott house and lot at the front
door of the court house.
February 10, Monday-A. B Noll and
l.. q. Hoffman, trustee for r. r.
Hoffman, will sell stock and i'm
plements near Darkesville.
Feb. 10, Monday-Ward III. Triggs
vii! sell stock.an implements At
his home on the VIM. Tabb farm
near Bunker Hill.
February 10, Monday w. f. Mason
VIII sell stock and implements at
his home near Shanghai w Va.
February II, Tues ay-.F. A. Tabb,
will sell stock and implements
near GerardstowD. y
February Is, Tuesday-C E. Everhart
administrator will sell personal
property near Jones Spring.
February ID. Thursday, James FL.
Sperow will sell stock and impIe-
ments at his home 5 miles north
west of Martinsburg
Feb. II, Monday-W. F. Mason will
sell stock and Implements near
Shanghai.
ED. II, Monday Benjamin Couch.
man will sselI stock and nipple.
ments on the Scott Couchman
me place.
Feb. 10, Wednesday-M. w. Sellers
will sell farm stock and machinery
at his home near Dry Run q
miles northwest of Martinsburg.
Feb 20, Thursday-G. r. Airport will
sell stock and machinery on the
Whetzel farm half mile north
of Martinsburg.
February q, Fridays. Port Linton
will sell near Darkesville.
February "a, Monday-Harry Lord
will sell personal property in this
city.
February o25, Tuesday Charles Ben.
der will sell stock and implements
at his home in Falling Waters
district, miles from the G. v. sta.
ton.
M arch Tuesday-Mrs. Harriet s
bert will sell stock and i'm pie
mentsat her home two miles wes1
of Martinsburg ON Tuscarora
March 8, Thursday-W. L. Ellis will
sell stock and implements nea,
North Mountain.
March Friday-Isaac A. Pearrel
will sell stock and Implements
near Cumbo 5 miles northwest Of
Martinsburg.
March IL, Wednesday Charles Keefe
will sell stock and implements
near the Bessimer quarries miles
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Monday Feb. 10 1908
begiaaing at.,o m. the following property ''-"'
II Head Horses and Colts


begiuaing at.,o M the following pfepsfs, ''-"''
II Head, Horses and Cots
NJ. srav mare. yrs cid work Anywhere n. cnsa =
one u the best sarshssr leaders ~ -. vrs old
n IA Nv sau, ! hsrss Aiss gond leader ~ -
mas . i, foal by same horse work anY wnn,e =. ~
yrs old In spring also gsoa sfiyns .,r.s :, are
~ ana 81 I've ans 3yf old colts brnksa = tia i
hrse been worked acme gentle ~ith 49, VI; Us
toni No o tine dark brown shus s'Al' 49,. u N
Aid Ia xvYtsQ this horse has proven ~ ne o's ~ NJ
b.st breedess 81 any stslioH N thus county 70 80
eass ilsposition alxe = sutnber one wotss. "na
5arshesr leader 81 woss aoy place h.''ss tine
bay colt two US old u springs NJ ~. y ,s,,a ,
Ssssri,as coils one ifne Belgium colt ptsa rom
edgesvllle h.rse hne Belgium AoIss, w o,sN
two ins II ale colts with good sac ana eisst"s'
IA Head Cattle
mich cows oae has ca by side; three y thrse
qes, thrifty young cattle yfs old 10 sprung o"s
fine Durham bull
10 Head Hogs
broad 50 ws enc aas pigs By her side Ire rest WI
faTrow ssep, 10 shcats irsm ~ ilo los eAsn
Farming Implements
One Johnson bins,r IN good repair, euliisass".
barsheAr plo~s doubts shove po~ss eleSs y
corn planter, Tiger make, 20 good iep1'.. nv, NJ.
syivania grain Grill, hose wagon say pes"
short time, aburn make, With geoa Peg. ns'ss
sages and bed. spring wassn, spfex s'ttn
.piee teeth harrow cutting box par hAy
double and single spl essers,
forks. shsvels etc:
Harness
spr. brsechbands new, Jehnssns maks, : VI.
frenr gears sets p9w gears tae very nest. hoss
as ne snly bees used sbsrs tune; n.us'ns' q
as te H. caars and Lfadle,, ~ssoa ing. Ayets Nap
wagon sadsil. riding saddle soma ladder ala HlAy
other sstici&s TOO numerous 70 msniioa
Terms
credit 81 orpoushs viii be given On AZ suns =
. and upwards the purchaser 70 giss noIs ~,sn
any ~ N nstinsbetz b. arAg interest tom dat- o
ale bnt il paid al maturity Interest i<aittso N0
ropsrty to be removed urlt settled Ter hhsss W.
,ositiveiy be no b, bidding Of this sale A. ~
9as u strip fasmgng. End~r $40 casa
WARD II. rRIacs
De 4 HoH asn, AuctA
y. ~. Fishpaw, Clerk
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned Intending 20 move to
Phtseurg will sell all his pei oanl property
Al the home of Mr.. W. Hamilton Hcnshaw,
OF Darkesefile on
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Public Sale
or Valuable
Personal Property

trt,n,,ag 10 xlscontinue farming ~ - ~
s,ha,, r-ssry. 10 ii. higrsss bidder 4 la''n
X II. fasb situated aboutea la ~iie Ho'u 49,
II III on
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THIS PAPER RE.
SEivED with the GUARANTEE that the
CIRCULATION u the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS thstof any PAPER pub-
ished In Martinsburg. Berkeley
County. West Virginia.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned having purchased a small iari
ana intending 10 move thereon will offer for sale
ms personal properly at my home on the j w
labn farm. two and one halt miles west IT Inwoo.
and two miles south east Of Gerardstown. on
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27

fellow Sanders stole up behind me without my
noticing, is more than can tell was both glad
and sorry He would evidently think that Betty
and | were together and that would knock out the
ballast he'd been showing since our quarrel but If
Betty should recognize him, my chances would be
done for as he was carrying a bag full of clubs
that's about all he does with them
Sanders drove off. Betty heard the crack and
from habit tried to the driver. BY little
lodging from side to side, | kept her glance in
front of me- She realized that something had to
be done and done at once it being her place to
hole out so | could make my approach shot. She
took one step toward me and then another Then
she stopped little and blushed a rosy red. If it
hadn't been for that Sanders I'd have had the
whole advantage but as it was Betty might recog
nize him at any minute for he had started after his
ball AS luck would have it, he had driven so far
to the right that it would take him couple extra
strokes to gain the green | could have forced
the situation by Offering Betty my club, but for
Retty's good as we'll as for my own position-a
man must take stand somewhere decided to
run the chance stood stock still until Betty
reached me.
Would you mind lending me your brassie for
minute. sir?" she asked, with averted eyes. 81
have broken mine"
She knew | had her play and knew she
knew but we had been strangers for three days,
and were very polite
Oh certainly Miss" l answered. Wouldn't
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UST after | had made my second
hole | sighted Betty, with one
stick and golf ball, zigzagging
across the practise links ahead
of me. The discovery threw me
into feverish chills. 1t was the
first time | had seen Betty since
the night we quarreled and she
returned the engagement ring |
had given her. | flung the thing
into the street after l left her.
Where it went, l didn't care, just