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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Sra Glfbprn, isis.

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Iinaen for "SecorabsSUitc for bette
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bar aItio pGret en ti9rtommeu 8iGit
bort Gus. Sat for alt 9oht 2Gleitof.
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peieu, ba oct life 9aar iaa ofte paa. Sen
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bpagere. Ser er 7 airter. 7 0roceris
torres, 5 8l9oesbutiter, 8 9rusitores, 2
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2 SooeImagerpertteoer, 2 2eieItaloe, 2
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gob. 9anbet -beromtriug or bsIgefors
miat % slblin9en a 9oo unbtngen
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hiubc blebet, ON hi babe fact ltot mes
re Rcon uboper SsIten. 8i tilbprer ben
noriie SpnoSe, % iioen SuIi Raaneo
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al Gaitor g. 6. ". Oarnes. ian / Set
firteIige bar III BET meeet 9oSt Der poa
Sueur Greet. On misunderstanding blep
itiftet for TO Aar iioeu meo tllu no9le
fan ReSIemmer, men M bar ben so,
iad set saar eobt. Stfe at for8Iemme.
hi babbe peiaa ct Sorebrag AZ Saitor
Sces fra geIoit. San tnIte ooer "6bt'
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taftcSe mere for BET oi bar. BET bible
eipre BORT 2ip Iniere % lpfteIigere.
On penliq Silieu til glabets oGiere oa
bets 8eonfter. Tn Sarrier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

ga iee life bar feet noget | GereS
GreSe gIao fra bette upe Gountn Oar,
Sine, iaa bill ies bebe ON YlaSs for
noeIe fda 9inier. Sette eountp er en-
9el af bet fore Butte gountp. % liss
ger ino til Routand. Ser err rle8et
2anS, 2anoct Der er bsIseformiet 90
bbaD abaIiteten aneaar. iaa er Der be9s
ae Sele; men bpis Der bIir 8esn moi,
fad tror lea at SorSen er eoot ififfet for
Snrmtn9. -
Sermeb en- penIie SiIien til "Roiten4S
YerionaIe os mango SGiere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
,sra Semet, California.

Saiennem ginterers esb bar ies Iagt
ga<r.e til. at SopebWSbolSet al be feits
al "Yoiien"s &orreiponSaHcer bar pr'
ret on Sneitorme os anIoe. iaa fan
benee Set piIoe iuteresiere en- Del 2rs
iere at bore. al bet eaar an for uorIte
soIt at Iepe Ser. boor bet lille er iaa
toIot ogiaa. oe bpor man tan pIiftic
Oranges o. SIomiter iiteoetior at iiuiic
Sue. 6or be iiuiteIs Bachelors Tom iiSs
Der ! en- Iioen Optic enten paa Roro 3d'
totas toIse Rr9risr suer | RorS Riures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Era geImunb, ssptpa.

Set norTte Soil bar Der, iom paa lao
mango nnore Steoer, belt Jig | to Res
|uiabeber ben enc ~tiIbsreroe ben nprs
ne Sbnioe og ben arbeu ben 6ors
snese Strfe. Sen iibite betiencs al ga"
ftcr Soim, iom er en- ubmertet Saler OF
en- fro Sjener | fit &alo. Spnooeus Re'
nisbeS bctienes al en- Sanif Brett. 9euus
1eniebce bar npIie bapt SenaeinSIamS
Nna til rtse airfeitoIe, % uGite Senbae
fial bisIe for ferite Gang taees | BRIG.
On peuIie Silien til "Yoiten" % benz
mango 2eiere fra
en- gelmonosY iee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
"4et itprite I eiuet". Gf DR.. 3. o.

"Sct ifsrie | 9ipet". Gf DR.. Z. @.
Yiiner. Speriat al girscr San, Yreit.
200 Sioer.
"Siertelae". OF famine 6oriatter %
S~perirtter. gieo ct inoleoenoe Eigt:
at Eieuc", al Sait. Sonas 9abI.
AZ SiScr.
Sen fcrIte al Sisis @sser incebolser
II 9aoitIer eler afbnuolirser. 3 Wato'
ten al Sisie itaar ct NapiteI meo Ooer'
ntifteu: "ariihs / SoerongsIipet"
Oct pasicr aoot, at bette aapiteI ltndr !
Riotcn. Sbi 9ogenS fore centraIe
Sante er nctop bette: Sriitus ! Spers
~baaslipet. Set er bette. Tom er bet
ftsritc | 9ipet". 90 man foritaar 9oot
unbcr 9Gsuiueen. at oenne Sante, at
faa ariims inb I Speron9slioct, or bit
en- central Sdnfe / 8orfattcreus Sip %
hans &ritenoom. 90 bet ber bet bIt
for oue. Raar 2ipet belt lebcs meo %
| ariituS - naar bans Iano tnar bes
heriie os / aue Retnin9er. til enbpsr Sto,
| imaat Iom / fort, - ndar Selu Sies
neriiro % bans aiprIisbeos Rd8t fdar
frIbe os me6 iin Hanoe9ape unoer al Dor
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ser ct IbffeIi9t 2io. ct itient Stc
- ct 2ip iom arbefaIer n9 tor
Uecuueiter og nnbefaIer ben ariitus,
bpis Rapn man bGr. % fra bpsm Srat'
ten tornrtcr.
aa. ON bi iuuoe fad mere al oenne
prattiite, t%ienenSc, fiGrIi9e, lp'ielt9e.
"Itisnne" ariiteuboml
Sc Hal ia 5at ale be. Tom peger pda
ben for os % tiger. bocr paa i'm eten.
SommeIiee Raaoe: SsI9 Sci usl
Get cr set ni trRuger at bere. SHe
miubit bore Sage. ba "airieuS lterite
geit": Gin uocu Strait, ipneS at trans
oe inc aIcuegne. 90 mGa ri cuo itaa
Ifamfnlbe pber % IcIp % lun BIit'et
reo, mar Der oiies os, bpao Strait Der
CT 9riinls til al Ieue ct mere belt 9uo'
bcnnioert Glib o. bpao nt oertor
fuuoe og buroe ia nrret ION Arilts
ne, Iaa aipr BET os eoot at ic SodIek
Set btuier. Oct cir 5aabl tbt ariltu5
- EorIonereu - er life Iangt oppe !
6siSer, Ban er Der hos cnboer Better
fem "iputer~ unSer Siuets SauifeIiebe'
Der - men life b ippie % oerfor raas
Der "Serre freIs migl"
2Rs Sisie 8sserl Zen minbite er tsie
BEN SaarliQite. Ser tales irrIig ON
Sicncriinbet 49, at bet err "Siertela9ct"
BET iommer an pan.
gcqac geser iaaes beo Gu8sburg
Bubliibira Souis.
Set itsritc i 9ibet" for 500 inbs
burScn. "6iertrIag" for 80 Gents /
trtt Sergameutumiloa.
Olaf Subjects.
gart Niper. q. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

Sci piI altio Haea 90 iieta.
at ME eauea iaa iciut % iad in,aat,
men es teniier Del tarp intie ipta.
me ia iona ON intie iaa braat.
SernieS en- penIis Silsuins til Sc
corab Soften" % ole Sens Sriere.
Ole. s.. gbriitianion 2ansslet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Wp siteratar.
v. roneHen: aortiattet saanss.t

u. Scueffsn: 3urffaffef Sannobsf
gibslhiifuricH for 2Grere % 2arerifoIes
elebsr. 1879 Cher. 2bet Cplng.
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ner,meIiebeN. Srnae bar ics iapuct -
% Bit mango mes mig - en- iaaodu Bee
setraao for llnseroisrineen | gibelhiftps
RTE.
S~orfatteren er en- rIsre ~eriareu 21rcr
| 9oree, o. bet bsr nGf.e Sinio til hans
@oa. ut ban er bIet bel mootat piies
oeiaa Scraf. at 2Set SpIns aIereoe iores
Iieeer.
Ser aipes | forte, mumereoe Satier en-
flor 90 p%raftiif S~ertlarina 90 Gupens
BELLE al &c bistieite Orb 90 llotrpi ! DC
bibelbiiipriife Stpter. @oaen er Tom en-
Iiocu Nommcntur til @ibeIbiitorier. Sen
"Inffer cp~ bisie peltienote S~ortGlirs
GER % piier, hpaS DC inSeboIoer' babe
ill Srroom % SpbbpQelie, Spormdnae
al bore 2rrere baaoe ! S~uerodaslfolen
% snSbd mere / SpnSnesifoIeu trGnaer
life bsiIia at faa uoaeu SiGIp | ben @ets
ming Sc lar @sruene Lrie op De bis
beIbiitoriIfe Stptter, men bar Tibet eler
intet at tiIipic til SoritaneIie % SiI'
eeueIie Seraf for garncss Sanfe %
5icrte. Ser i rerue 900 faar Re bndo
&c trruser. 90 iee bill pope mia I'll at
Iies. at mango al os Sreiter oeiaa oil
ba fort rSbptte af Den.
8oeen bpSer cafaa pdn mere emo bare
BiennemgaaeIie al set bibeIbiltori'te
Stof. Ser err rentIie for bert afinit
anicrt CT Mrf.e az p~asIeuoe SibeIiteoer
tiuiacmco Senpisriuaer til DC Nfinit al
Statesmen iom paSier inb | peb.om'
mencc SthHc. o. tiIiibit ct SdIrepers
al fannie SnSboIo. Ser CT iouIeees CT
8ipoom at prattiTe. beIrrcuce o9 ops
brnacIipc 5anter, iom iau inptteS I'll DC
entcItc bibeIbiitoriife Stptier pco SiGlp
al oisic 8en~pisriuecr. Spscu inSeboIs
ser ca. 1870 i~oaSarre afiuit, ioet entcIte
Stptter az SibcIbiitcrien CT opoeIt /
Here.
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ar Seru at uierc:
Ggb oenne 0ogl
Zen bill tuuue faces 9icnncm aneS'
burg Tubliibing Scuie. Yris rs Gents
inobuuoen.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
IMPORTANT SESSIONS E
Southern Commercial Congress Ar
ranging for Big Meeting in Wash
ngton December 6.

Washington, d. c., October 30.--ln
view OF the present and increasing
depression in the rural and Lancashire
districts of the British Isles; condi
tons which have been investigated by
a Royal Commission ami reported up
on with genuine alarm, paper will
be read and discussed at the South
ern Commercial Congress, December
9Th and 18th on Opportunity for South
ern Propaganda in the British Isles.
The paper will be prepared by Thos
l.. London Virginian by birth, resi-
varied shipping Interests.
Additional subjects TO be considered
during the Neglected Agri
cultural Opportunities in the South .
Manufacturing Opportunities in the
South" will all have relation to the
one great subjsct of attracting to the
South elements O. population that will
strengthen rather than tea down the
civilization of which the South is
justly proud.
Inc NOulhittse VI al AaiScAhchto, az
the headquarters of the Congress in
Washington. IS already in receipt OF
letters from owners Of large planta
tpns and real estate men relative TO
lands that could be grouped for coloni
zation purposes; and it is hoped that
asafe working plan will be evolved
from the proceed ngs Of the Congress
Attendance on the Southern Com
mercial Congress is open to all; its
expenses being met by the CONNER
cial organizations of the South, acting
comparatively
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
WILL BRING ACTION.
Miss Sallie Hill, shepherdstown, Will
Sue for III Treatment.

mioS 0aiiiC fltlis SHcpHCfuStOWry VIII
Sue for III Treatment.
Miss Saliie Hill. Shepherds own,
viii bring action against the Norfolk
and Western Raiiroad for damages be
cause the way she was treated on
one Of the company's trans on Octo
Der 10. On that day she bought a
through ticket from the Cumberland
Valley and Norfolk and Western
roads Upon arriving in Hagerstown
she was directed TO take a train
standing In front Of the station,
which she was told would carry her
to Shepherdstown. Later when the
conductor come TO take up her ticket
he refused to. accept it hcause II was
regular ticket, while the train she
was on was an excursion train. He
elected her from the train, and she
had to walk back mile or two to
town and take the next 'agin.--Shep
herdstown Register.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
PARkERsRURe WANTS 1T.
Board of Commerce and Manufactur
ers Association After Convention.


ers Association After Convention.
The Board of Commerce and Man
uactlrers Association and the Auto
mobile Club of Parkersburg and many
citizens have taken UP the matter of
securing the meeting OF the road engi
neers of the fifty five counties for
Parkersburg. Letters have been writ
ten to Charles p. Light. state road
commissioner, urging Parkersburg as
the logical point Tor holding the meet
ing. In behalf Of that city 1t is urged
that 1t is the ideal convention city of
the state, being the most centrally
located and the most accessible city
in the state for the meeting.
The road engineers will be called
together fer the purpose of con'erring
on the work for next year and for the
purpose of exchang .ng views and gain
ing information as to their duties I'm
der the new road laws. The meeting
will probably be held some time in the
month OF December, though no call
has yet been issued.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
GET WRONG MAN is CLAIM.
Kentucky officers viii Be Prosecut
ed by Cotter.

Charleston, w. Va, Nov. Illegal
proceedings win be instituted against
half a dozen Kentucky officials who
two weeks ago arrested Preston Cot
ter, near Charleston, on a charge OF
numbering Thomas Watkins at Hen
derson. KY, twenty-five years ago.
Watkins was killed by Alex McFar
land. Claiming that Cotter was the
man wanted the Kentucky officers
surrounded his home at midnight and
carried him off to Kentucky without
securing requisition papers.
Friends of Cotter claim he has been
a resident OF the Kanawha Valley for
thirty years and is not the man want
ed for the murder. They have appeal
ed to the governor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
FUNERALS
Mrs. o'5rien Buried Saturday, Miss
West Sunday, Miss Pitxer and
Mrs 5lttinger Today.

From The World of Monday:
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah O'Brien
late OF West Martin street, was held
Saturday afternoon at e. 80 o'clock in
Christ Reformed church. conducted
by Rev. DIR. ]. A. Hoffheins, The In
terment took place in Norbourne Gem
etery, the pallhearers being George s
Roush, Frank W. Doll, Lee Siler, Mar.
tin L. Brown. William Cushwa and
James Srnurr.
Miss Vests Funeral.
The funeral OF Miss Laura West
late of Swartz street, was held Sun.
day at $3.50 p m. in the First Baptist
church, conducted by Rev. w. ID. Nc
Curdy. Interment In Gree Hill Gem.
etery.
Miss Pitxer Buried.
The funeral OF Miss Ida Pitzer. late
OF WilliamspCrt avenue was held this
afternoon at o'clock in the United
Brethren church. The service was In
charge of Rev. G. S. Trump. assisted
by Rev. w. F. Gruver. The interment
took place in Green Hill cemetery.
Mrs. 6ittinser Buried.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Bittin.
ger, late Of North Raleigh street, was
held today. A short service was held
at the house this morning at ten
o'clock in charge of Rev. c. S. Trump
Undertaken Wien sent the body to
Winchester on the IL o'clock c. v.
train where service was held on its
arrival in the chapel in the city GENE.
terry, conducted by Rev. Or. ]. A.
Hoffheins, pastor OF the deceased.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
Round About Way.

A couple on their way to get mar
fied drove from Frederick to Wash
ington Junction to find that the train
they had expected TO board had left
They walked back to Frederick and
came to Hagerstown on trolley cai
and left over the C. v. road or Mar
tinsburg. Hagersiown Giobe
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
BEST FOOT BALL GAME
SEEN HERE THIS FALL
Team Needs More Prac-
tice and Outside encouragement
and Then Could Tackle Any Foot
5ailers Around-Game Here Sat
urday Was Replete With Fine lndi-
vidual Plays by the Locals.

Again defeated, TO 0, but still UNI
dismayer, the Y. NJ. C.. A. foot bali
team left the gridiron Saturday after
noon at the close of an interesting
game with the Frederick Y. NJ. G. A.
convinced that winning team Is pos
sible in Martinsburg. With heartier
cooperation and support on the part
of those who are interested In manly
sport, a successful and interesting
foot ball season could he managed.
The game was called at $3.50 o'clock.
Men who are physically defective
in any way should not play foot ball
but for the sound young men there
is no better athletic game than foot
ball to develop self-control, agility
and quickness of judgement.
The game Saturday showed lack of
team work but splendid individual
work called forth considerable praise
Johnson and Gerhardt at the ends
played fast game Rothwell, al.
though not in training, played a good
game at right half, making some fine
tackles. Bitner made a star flying
tackle on the Dummy" which snatch
ed touchdown from the Frederick
pig skin chaser during the last half
Lamar, left half, and Steger, full
back. did good work in their respec'
tive positions. The success of the
Frederick team was cue TO their
splendid interference and the Dunn
my"
Moral-Go cut to the games and
boost football
The following was the lineup
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
MARRIAGES
TabIers Station People Married In
Washington and Martinsburg
Couple In Frederick City.

Miss Helen Shepherd and Mr.. Geo.
Swimley, both OF near Tabler's Sta
ton, went TO Washington Thursday
afternoon and were married there
that evening at 6 O'Clock by Rev. Mr..
Hickman. of the Southern Methodist
Church Some OF their friends accom-
panied them to Washington and were
present at the wedding ceremony. AT
ter a short wedding trip they Will re
side near Tabler's. The bride Is the
daughter Of Mr.. James Shepherd and
the groom the son of the late Thomas
Swimley. Both are popular young
people in the community.
Widmyer-Shiner.
Miss VIOLA Estelle Sinner, OF Win
chester, but who has lately been liv
ing In Martinsbrrg, and Mr.. Ward G.
Widmyer, this city, we're married in
Frederick, Md. by minister OF the
Reformed Church. The groom - a
weaver In the Crawford Wooden Mills
They VII reside here.
Observation-Disclosures.
MIR. Elmer e. Dickerhoff and Miss
Bessie Heller, both of Hancock, were
married in Chambrsburg on the goth.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
New Ice plant.

An ice plant for Shepherdstown is
assured. ground having been broken
for building for this purpose. Frank
l.. Johnson and J. H. Miller have
formed a copartnership for the pur
pose Of carrying on the business un
der the firm name OF Johnson Miller
Company and they will manufacture
pure hygienic ice and also conduct a
cold storage plant.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
HALLOWE' EN- PARTY
At THE Y. N. {, A,
Novel, Entertainment Planned BY
Secretary Frank Steger.
GHOSTS WALKED; WITCHES
AND FAIRIES DANCED
Witches Served Elegant COLLATION. OF
Aples, Ginger Bread and Black
Coffee and Gypsics Told Fortunes In
Cornfodder Tents--Party Enjoyed
by Bic Crowd in Gymnasium.

From The World OF Tuesday.
The Halloween reception last night
at the Y. NJ. c. A. building was one OF
the most notable OF It's kiad ever held
in Martinsburg. II possessed about
all the features that usually charac.
terize a Halloween party and some
that were new and novel here besides.
To Secretary Steger OF the Y. NJ c.
A. Is due large measure of credit
for pla ming the reception and to the
ladies and gentlemen taking part for
their assistance and hearty coopera-
ton. Nearly three hundred people
were present and altogether the oc-
casion was most enjoyable one,
The large gymnasium was the
scene OF the Halloween doings and
the appointments were all In keeping
with the spirit of the ccasion--the
dimly lighted room, with its color ef-
feet Of red, the Jack O'Lanterns, the
floor strewn with leaves, the cornfod-
der tents where Gypsy maidens told
fortunes, the witches kettle occupying
the center Of the room. the fairies
ghosts and witches with their dances
and peculiar evolutions-all produced
wlerd effect and brought to mind
anew the fairy tales and legends o.
ghosts and COLLINS that do walk the
earth on the night OF Halloween
Around the outer edge of the room
were placed rugs wherein the people
sat during the evening. giving the
scene an Oriental tone, while the pro-
gram was being rendered.
After the two fairies had advanced
to the witches pot. Will. a graceful
wand movement, the SIX Gypsies adj.
vanced and while enciroling the pot
sang a seng TO the ar of Coming
Thro' the Rye" with orchestral ac.
compartment, the orchestra consist.
ing of six pieces. Mr.. Steger sang a
song and Miss Mildred Aler gave a
pleasing recitation. Then the witches
had novel patrol with orchestral ac
compartment followed by Mr.. A. ID
Darby who told the story of SoIoman
Grundey
The Gypsies did thriving bust.
business telling fortunes and they
took In about nine dollars. The admis.
sion and refreshments were free. The
refreshments consisted Of ginger
bread, apples and coffee, the coffee
being served In tincups. The witches
served the refreshments.
The following persons took part:
Fairies-Miss Amiec Lamar and
Fairy Ryneal
Gypsies-Misses Nellie Trammell
Bette Grove, Comic McKown. Ger
trude Manown, Nellie Hess and Ellis
Potter Thompson.
WHOLESALERS. J. II. Lyeth, Mrs r
II. Gretchen, Misses Minna Thompson
Ruth Helms. BERTHE Sigler, Florence
Landlord, Fredda Grove, Florence
Light. Sallie Aler and Lottie Mat
thews.
Ghosts-John Hannis, James Cav
Edward Chambers, Roscoe Lamar
Dick Gerhardt, Lawrence Smith, Ber
Lyeth, William Johnson, Fl. M Grove
James c. Bowers and w. d. Straus
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
improvements Cost $4,000.

The Charles Town Water Company
has nearly completed improvements
to It's new plant here. They consist
Of a new standppe new pump and an
additional main. The liz provements
cost about $4,000
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06

Rev. l.. E. Goodwin, rector OF st.
Thomas Episcopal Church, Hancock,
has resigned. to take effect Decem
Der /. He has been appointed by the
Bishop OF the Diocese TO the charge Of
ST. James Chapel, Covington.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
CLOSE BOWLING GAME.
Y. M. c. A. Team Gave Regulars n
Tight Chase Last Night.

From The VOID OF IutSuay.
The RegulsTs defeats d the Y. NJ G.
A. at duckpins last night at the Palace
bowling alleys by eight pms, the to
tails for the three games being f5sf
against 1923. In the third game tfe~
Y. M c. AIS made 574 pins the high
est score that has been made on she
alleys SO far. Burlshardt, Of the Y M
G. A. had high score OF 14s pins and
W Dunn had high average of 100 2.S.
HI the rGlloff for the 81 20 gold piee,s
for the weeks bowling VIII Dunn
made il2 and won out.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
Moved.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Clohan, who
we're recently married have moved
into their new home on South Map.e
avenue, near King street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-11-06
FAMILY SLAIN
George Hood, Of Raleigh County, w
Va, His Son, Daughter, and
Granddaughter Perish.

Rluefield. w Va, Nov. 2--tleorus
Hood, aged seventy: his son wash, r
aged thirty-fiye; his daughter agees
twenty-sepen, and granddaughter.
aged twelve, were murdered amt
their bodies cremated in heir home
near Harper, flag stop on the VIZ
ginian Railway. ten miles vest "a
lester. in Raleigh County, at an early
hour Sunday night.
The house was q two-siory building.
A negro restaurant occupied the f7rsxs
floor, the Hood family occupying Ste,
second
Points to Foul Play.
Every indication points to foul play.
Wash" Hood. the son, had drawn
something over 800 On SATURDAYS.
which money he had shown I'm TIC
restaurant.
Another son and his wife werw.
away at the time Of the tragedy TIE,
burning house was seen from ~
church. where one of the sons was al,
tending services. He rushed home
and entered the building and success
ed in dragging his aged father ous..
only to find that his head had been
almost severed from his body.
After the fire had burned out. the
charred remains OF the three othcsu
were discovered in the ruins.
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business entrusted 10 bis care
Special attention gwen 20 convex
ancing and settlement OF estates.
Office Over merchants & Farmers
Bank. Msrrinsburg West We
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
ORGANIZED 1892.
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HOTEL BERKELEY BUILDING.
Receives deposits, loans money ana
transacts a general banking business
Accounts for individuals, corporations
and firms solicited
Or. j. Whann NcSherry, Presidents
Chss. Thgmel and W. j. Lambert.
Vice Presidents.
EDWARD RUTLEDGE Cashier.
CHAS. A. YOUl.G. Assisaent Cashier
Directors.
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Clarence Isrtiu
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
DISCOUNT DAY, TUESDAY.
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Mcrtinspurg. West vir0in,a.
VIII practice Dentistry IN all OF ltf
branches Gas and local anaesthctics
administered All work guaranteed
Prices Reasonable. Once In
Ge,tinser suildina. Queen s.
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---Attorney-at-Law--
Peoples Trust Co. Building,
Mart'nsburg, West Virginia
Or. c. w. LINK
DENTIST

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Farmers Bank, Maftinsburg, W. Va
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iok. Referee. Edmondson. of s. V. A.,
Winchester.