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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcneau ~ nv. Ths
Rev. Frank sswaIl. D. D.. pastor, win preach at
II a. m. Sunday schooi i2a5 Evening ser1ics
and texture. 10 p. m b. the
REV. JULIAN K SMITH.
of New York City, president of ne Genefal CoD
veution. on
THE DIVINITY OF JESUS CHRIST"
An Appeal 70 the Man Of Todsy-the last q
thesc powerful lectures in defense 0f Christianity.
An WcicUme.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service Sunday morning at II O'Clock in Rauscher's
Hall, Conn ave. and L st NV. Subject q lecture
by Bishop OLIVER @. sABIN, 60 Forward ''
Hall commOdiOus surrounding elegant; seats free,
all invited.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. e1r llth and L sts
Ulysses @. B. Pierce, ID. D.. minister os5 a. N.
Sunday school; Post-Ersdnafs Class. Class for the
Comparative Study q RshGiou, and Uuity Study
Class. II a NJ morning ssrTics; ser1on By Dr.
Pierce. There Is also hudersarteu during the
hour Of morning worship. Z ,. m. Young Peo-
pies Religious Union. 8 p m. evening serTics;
sermon b. DR.. PierSe On The Bible and the
Church" MnSic b. quartet eioir. Ths public IN
vited 20 an services.
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SCIENCE OF LIVING.

DR. ELIZABETH SEVERN. METAPHY sICIAN.
conducts free discussion class every Monday At Q
O'Clock. An earnest seekers Of TRUTH along
ADVANCED THOUGHT lines cordially welcome.
sos The Farranut. nth and / Sta NV.
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Oapttst

As tomorrow Will be the last Sunday
| that Pastor ]. f. Briggs will be with his
| congregation at the Fifth Baptist Church
before he starts for a three. months
tour of Europe and the Holy Land, a spe-
ciaI service has been arranged for the
evening. In addition to selections by the
large choir of fifty voices, there will be
cantata, entitled ''The Holy One" con-
| tanning a number Of solos and duets. The
pastor will speak briefly on ''The Miz-
pah benediction."
During Pastor Briggs absence the work
Of the church will go on without inter-
ruption under the temporary pastorate
of Rev. DR.. Crutcher. Of the home mis-
sion board Of the Southern Baptist con-
Vention. DR.. Crutcher will be the supply
pastor during the entire three months
that Pastor Briggs will be away
The boys rally and banquet last We'd
nesday evening was pronounced sue
cess, being well attended by a large
number Of boys from Southwest Wash
iHgton- Plans, Of work for the conserva-
tion Of the young men of the neighbor.
hood were outlined and a numker of
important committees appointed Mr..
| Chesley, chairman of the older Bows
Crusade, and Mr.. W. ]. Kendrick made
addresses.
Following the week of dedicatory sery-
ices at the new building of the Metro
politan Baptist Church, Sixth and
streets northeast, an energetic evangel-
istic campaign is now being waged there
under the leadership Of Rev. DR.. Weston
Bruner and his chief soloist, Mr.. 7 f
Reynolds. DR.. Bruner is well known TO
Washingtonians as the former pastor
OF the Fifth Baptist Church and as the
present evangelist general of the South
ern Baptist convention.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
and the slippery sidewalks, the audiences
this week have been remarkably large,
and interest In the services is constantly
on the Increase. In addition to- the insptr-
ing singing of Mr.. Reynolds. anthems
are rendered by a large chorus OF sixty
voices. This chorus is aided by another
Junior chorus placed in the gallery of the
new auditorium. Many persons have al
ready professed conversion as a result
Of DR.. Burners eloquent appeals
To-mofroW afternoon at $50 a unioue
nan service will be held, Everybody
attending this service is requested 10
bring a nail At this service the main
floor OF the auditorium will be reserved
for young people between the ages Of nine
and nineteen years, and the gallery
thrown open to adults. The meetings
will continue TO the end Of next week,
there being services planned for every
evening next week. except Saturday, and |
preaching again on Sunday the nth.
Tomorrow at s p. m. Rev E. Hez
Sven win preach at the Capital Baptist,
Church, Typographical Temple. 42s G
street northwest on the subject, "A big |
sensation in Washington" He win preach |
At II a. m. at the Columbia Baptist |
Church. Wisconsin avenue and Q, street |
northwest, On the topic. eThe -heark hand
of Jesus"
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CoNGREGATIoNAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor. 10Th
and @ sts NV. Rev. Samuel II. WoodyoE, ID. D..
pastor: Rev. S. r. SWift, assistant pastor. II
q. m. public worship. with sermon by the pastor:
suhjcct, ''GENESIs: IN THE BEGINNING.~ =
Mu.ic by the quartet ard chorus choir eso a. N.
Sunday school; SIS p. m. Y. P. s. c. L 8 p m..
evening scTrice with sTmcn By the pastor; sub
iecf "A PROFITABLE ENERClSE..
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:R,oNs AZ 81 THOMAS.

SERMONS AT 81. THOMAS.
Eth. near Dupout Cirrie.
lBetNern + and Q stsl
Feb Ei a N The rector. sge5set WHAT y. DO
t:Is p m. confirmation Instruction b. the
n. RIGHT REV. G. MOTT Will
LLAMs. .. D.. FAITH AND LIZ u -,
Magnihcat and Nunc Dtmiftis. b. C. WI
He-s s.anfogd: The Day Psst and
Over l. C. Maria
The Gtfeat.on of the unbaptised and unoon-
hrnled e askei to the instrueticns TO Be-
EiEen at id5 ?. NJ
TRINITY CHURCH. "a and C ats. nv. Rev.
George W. Van Fosscn rector. Z % a m, Holy
Communion. ga. Sunday school; II. Holy Com
munioa and se-ron; p m. evening TEAyer. Ihe
are particulAry invited 20 4 scciable time IN the
parish hall afterWard- naily. SO a. m.
81. ANDREWS CHURCH. cur Itth and coreor1n
sts. ~. Rev. J. J. DimOn. rector: Rev. W. ~
Pettis. ID. D.. curate. Services: 10. Holy Cons-
innnien; 80. Sunday sehooi; Il, LiianJ. Holy
Communion. and sgmon; 9. evening service and
PEOPLES EVENSONG. ST. ALBAN's CHURCH,
Mount st. AIhau. Sunday. February 4. isi2 sls
Gal 'preaeher, Canon W. l. Dc Nnes. Pm. u.
Iee nnAs viii be sung b. the Cathedral Choir.
Take TennalbtoUn cars,
THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC. CHURCH.
The Hely Catholic Church
Adzpted for the People of AmeTfoA.
Cmmonly called "Eriscopal"
The Nativity. 18th and A e. in. sas Il,
The Resurrection. 18th and g ne. so. 4
EPIPHANY CHURCH,
G strrct. near 18th.
Rev. n H. McKim. ID. D.. rector.
Rev. I. HubsFtJoles. Rev. 2. Auphy
<sistadt ministers
Holy Commhnlon. and II a. N. Other services.
and p. m orEzn PeitAl. - TO . 3. m
ALL SOULS MISSION. chr. Conn. and Cathedral
avss Services. II and %. The rensrable VIII
lam Holden. d. D., q Loug Island. VIII preach
IN the Afternoon.
81. PAULS CHURCH. I'd St and Washington
CTTcie. Rev. Robert Talbot. rctor; Rev. George
W. Atkinson. clrate. 80. Holy Communion; S-O.
Sunday school; 10 mathis and Instruction; II, eee-
bration and sermon by the rcctor; O'Clock, even
song and organ recital The seats arc free
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mas. are and
lah II. Nv. Rev. J. Hennins Selns, rector; Rev.
John z. Euell. associate; Rev. Edward ) Hale.
eurate. Sunday services. and II a N. tab and
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UNIvERsALIsF.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. pA and ss. Nv
Rev. John Van Schaick. d. D.. pastor. Morning
service. II o'clock Sunday sehool 9sb a. m /;
Yosng Peopieis Christian Union. ,. N.
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BAPTIST.

Z HEZ swEM'S subject: "A Big Sensation In
Warrington" Sunday night. o'c. No moning
meeting. Cnrital Baptist Church. Biographical
Teuple ~ g sf. nv.
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MENTAL ANp srIRIFUAL HEALINe.

MRS. SEArON will givs q talk eTe=y Tuesday sas
p m, at her same apartment. c1r. nth and stS
SUBJECT February 6: "Bdncztioa Of tho VIII. f"
Public invited Patients treated week dayA
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srErHoDIsr EPISCOPAL.

HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.
Ninth and streets northueSt.
Rev. goseph ~. NJ Gray. minister.
eD .. m.-Sunday nchool
T1o a. n.-saerImont of the Lords supper.
I'D p m--EDgorth League praise strTice.
$50 p. m.-9ermon An Apostles Cseed for Mod
en- Men-"
An attings free stnnZers aiEays NsIcome.
FOUNDRY CHURCH. 18Th and chu-ch sta
Rev. W. n. Wedderzpoon d. D.. rastor.
30 a. m.-Sunday sehooi
II % q. m.-'sThe Ce1qucring Tread.
10 2. m.-ErWorth League.
$50 .. m--'-Ths Power q Love- Illustrated U
Charles Dickens .TaIe of Two Cities"
Choir of 70 EOces Strsnseu welcome
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL car. q John Mar.
shall place and st. M. James sherA Moutzomz
en-. minister. Rublic orrTices At II o'clock with
sermon b. the BastOrs subiect Of sermon The
surFcms Necessities of Human Life.'' In the
eTouing at 8 O'Clock Dr. MontEomery Is an0unned
TO speak on the yubjoct. Helen Keilar, and Ths
inward Toicos of the one bora deaf. blind. and
dumb A most cordiali Weicuus to the public TO
attend all the services q the church
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81. MARK's CHURCH,
ID and A SITS. se.
=. a u Efafu,, nr-fu

Sd and A sis se.
Rev. @. z. stetson Rector.
IIoy Communion 20 a. m
Morning scriee and 20 a m
Every one Is welcome
ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH. Conn ave. and
Bancroft place. Rev. Herbert Scott smith,
ID. d.. -rector. services 8 and II m. and P
n The rector Will preach in the noTrins- In The
ersuinz he win continue his series Of lectures on
THE CHALLENGE OF THE CITY To The
CHURCH" subject for tO-mCrrUW nights lee
tue. THE IMMIGRANT" All wglcome always.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 18Th
and r SIS. NV. Services Sunday, II 4. N. and
Subject: LOVE"
Sunday school, II 4. m. WEDNESDAY evening
meeting o'clock- Public c1udiaIly Invited. Read-
ing rom, 6ol Colombo Eide TX
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Y. NJ. C. A.

NO MEETING IN BUILDING UNTIL
FEBRUARY =
We unite with Men and RSliEinu meeting al
Galway Baptist Church 3z0 O'Clock so-morrOW.
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

MEMORIAL s. D A. CHURCH. mo nth st NV
Services every SundaJ evening. T.fa subject for
Sunday evening Fehruary 4: Laws of tks king
dom-Eternal and RrOEisionaI" An wsicome.
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NEW THOUGHT.

NEW THOUGHT FELLOWSHIP Claa Bsviek
CoIby, Speaker. LOckWood Hall. SO ct 5SO
snbjcc4, '.Pc4er q the Word" An are invited
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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sPIRIFBALIsMS

ALFRED n. TERRY viii hold meeting Sunday
evening at Q O'Clock in F1ynn's HaI. eoner Ot
sth and X sfsl Nv. Lectms folloEed By messages.
Meeting On Frdsy night at III - ne. Inter
News daily. Phone LINN IS2
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Miss
Emma Gray and DR.. Kicker, teachers and healers
Of % years experiences. Daily noon meeting.
Symposium Wednesdays. .. N Loan Trast
Bldg + & sth. eft "
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. IA and rs q 81. dom Mar
shall placcl. Dr. Montgomery. pastor Mstropsli-
tan A. z Church. VIII speak tonight and Hon.
@. H. GrcEZ. a PennJlvania. Win speak Sunday
night at o'eiock Splendid musical programme
Free supper service Sunday at I. Gospel seFTices
every night. IN. and Sunday& 30 a N. Z
ard 2. m
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SPIRITUALIsT.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsr CHURCH. Pythian Ten
ple. loe 9Th st nv. second hoor. 10 ?. m. lee
ture On "Manlioes in Religion" b. Mr~ z +.
kItes. with messages All invited
The Washington herald., 1912-02-03
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.
IAN ga, =, An o,,..,i,,

CAUSES or POLITICAL DECkBENCE." ProS.
Thomas Z. Win, Pythian Temple, Oh sth st.
NV. p m. An able address, Welcome.
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THEosOPHY.

THE LAW OF PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT"
Leisure Sunday, Frh. 4 at HIS a. N,
By DR. W. W. BAKER
At lol2 I St nv. tnew quarteTsl.
Pihlic invited. Study classes "Wednesday and
Friday. p
WASHINGTON LODGE THE0S0PHIcAL so
CTETY. Stereoptinnn hcture On Man, Visible
and Invisible" by NIrs. J. B. Me60vern. Sunday
srening at s. at MstBerott Hall. + and leth SIS.
An invited.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW !.
INJVASHINGf RON AND ITSytICfMTY 8
Notices for 4 by Friday
EPISCOPAL.

Notices for fhess columns saoafa reach Ths
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03

the fountain o. the COURTYARD next
her arars r,ent. hsthee. "a she loved
20 % en- the running v-ster. pcrfurct
herself and put on white dress She
had scarcely finished when there WAS
a loud knocking ~ the outer gate 1T
g. for ne she declared. I am ready. -
The Kslarter himself had come 70
take her away. u was necessary that
TIE execution should - carried out So
cretly. for Kurret Il AWE was 50
widely loved that = revolution would
hsve srisen had Il been known that
sny evil threatened her.
she vas carried g the garden or
thc rikhsni where the Kslanter gave
her IN charge 10 his NEPHEW, who took
her % TIE So-dar Ais Khan. she WAS
@ Oe strsnsled with & handkerchief.
hut when TIRE frst man came 20 ful-
fn the hateful once she locked 81
hin gently and exlsimed; What a
rity that SO Young man should
SGT his soul WITH such q crime" he
turned and Fed from her presence IN
stsntiv. and his successor. rnting her
81 prayer. came quickly Behind her
and accomplished her execution
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03
ELoPE on MOTORCYCLE; WED
Mianioht Marriage Follows Trip TAX
en- From Great Falls TO Fcrt
Benton. Mont

Great Falls. Mont-An elOpement
on a motorcycle. ending in a mid
NIGHT marriage az Fort Benton. was
rhe derouenent o. & romance. Ec.
ward II. Schmidt. cashier for a local
CONTRACTING frm. and Miss Loris VI
Cervais. member OF prominent fam
ilv here. were the principals.
with the bride riding on a seat IN
the rear of the motorcycle. Schmidt
yourneyed 20 Fort Benton. hunted az
the clerk % court got a marriage lt
oeuse. and the couple were married
-- rc.e, tse-e by the Rev. !. y
Chestnut % the Episcopal church
Later they returned on the mOtorcy
Gle TOLD -hei- friends and immediate
fv settled in new home quietly pre-
rared in advance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03
PERSIAN WAS FIRST
Sufrauette Died in Persia Hall
Century AGO.
Authorities NurcereS kUrres ~ Ay7s
Secretly SeosOse She Taught Won
e. 70 Pat Away Their Wells
One ESecution.

New York-ln these DAYS. when 80
rSEy English women are seekinE
Vnsrty-dorn A modified form % win
glory TO- the cause o. wouen's En-
trsnchixenent. q Is interesting @ -
cal The story % the frst real victim
m this modern crusade.
The death % Kur1et e AWE O.
Cured IN the late afties. before TIE
xccSin o. woran's equality had sound
60 IN The western world. outsiie he
United States Kurret L AWE was a
Persian woman - hiEh birth snd
Eresf intellectual Sttaiu-cnts. Her
poems bad made her name widely
known She was the daughter OF
1vliah Salseh Ra--akz1i o. Gaswin.
and Shs bore ne tile o. zsr-i1e TstA
CT Crown O. Cold because q hsr
ori1iiSnce. and OF Kurret II AWE. O.
'-ConEolsrion q The Eyes because o.
he- beauty and charm
About 1S46 kurret z AWE became
srte7eEtet &c the teaching % TIRE Bah
Who 81 that tine had aroused Pc-s'7
VIII The declaration that TIE tav hsf
come fo- The unity @ az ua1'ln1.
The Bah vRs ALREADY i-0-isc- ca ~
1har Nohs-uets- fars-i-isu whicn
could not comprehend tire lofty char
acter O. his noble message. bur ku--
-et Z Ayne cor-es7cudei with hi-
and Vas quickly q convert 20 his phil
cscDhy % divine and human h-ct1e-
hood she vas deeply Interested also
a. his declaration thai the secl-sicn
g TIE Oriental women is great
wrorE. and that ncr Hni wc-e- a7e
s0usl. To- ~fhe soul has 70 sex"
Pm = Brown O. C--h-ire un'
ve-xitv o. London thus praises this
remarkable pioneer % wc-1a1's rights
q The Orient, TIE arpe1-ance %
such e woman ss Eur-et Z Av1e e.
G1y court-v and any axe IS a ----
phenomenon. hu- in sucn q country
~ Persia & Is a prc6tEy-usy. almost
q miracle"
TIE Ce1tig1esE and wc11-i- CEG---
% EErret T Av-e proved irresisrit r.
to AZ VIE approached be-. auc ir was
cecss@c th4s the Only var 20 Crerce
re- t-eoes-e was 20 e-c hs- Mte. One
evening ~ VISITED 81 the ladies' O.
IRE household s-t SID Eoott'T "a
EAe-- announcing thst she vas Eo.rE
81 a ing tourner. Thsn she vent tc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03
WILL GUST DOVE OF PEACE
Grove and Temple. Meeting Place FOR
Forty-fovr Years. soon VIII Be
Thing % the Past.

Mystic. Conn.-The passing or this
town SIS the headquarters aof the Uni
verSal Peace Union was heralded
when Charles p. Hastings OF Phtla'
delphis. treasurer OF the organization,
came here 20 make arrangements for
the sale % Peace Grove" and Peace
Temple The peace union has me-
here for the last forty-four years.
since Andrew Carnegie helped 20
found the American Peace society and
the subsequent growth Of that or
sanitation. int rest IN the pesce union
has gradually died out until In re
cent years. tho attendance has been
small
The organization stin exists. how
ever. and the annual convention vii
30 held this September AZ Bucks Hiu
Falls. -. z.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03

l. ANNOUNCEMENT. - This Piano
and Popular Ladies Voting Contest
viii be conducted fairly and honestly
on business principles strictly, with
Justice and fairness 20 all concerned
With the above principles il wiA be an
assured success.
. PRIZES The capital prize viii bee
an Obermeyer * sons Piano. Al. other
valuable prizes O. the amount of many
dollars which are announced herewith.
.s. CANDIDATES. Young ladies Do
this and adjoining towns and counties
are eligible 10 enter this contest and
the party receiving the largest number
OF votes shall receive the beautiful.
siO0 Obermeyer d. sons Piano and 9th
er premiums Will be distributed IA ac.
coriance with tae contestants stand
ing az the hnal count
TIE IN VOTES. Should any O.
the contestants tie in votes. The Pub
fishers Music Company will award
/ similar prize according 20 standing
al the final count
Is VOTES CLASSED.- Votes will b
! issued in the following denominations
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03
SUE FOR Rich COAL LANDS
Hel-s @ Former Owner IN Various
Parts CO County Attack ire
Mighty Girs-6 Estate

Shenan6oah. Pa-The heirs Of the
ir-e BENJAMIN X Nost in various
PARTS % the county commenced suit i1
ne Sch-vlsin county court FOR the
recovery Cf 40 ceres o. valuable coal
lands located On the Broad mountain.
rc-th 90 This town This tract Of
lend as claimed by the Girard estate
ana has been in litigation for forty
wears Recently prcspecto-s found
--h veins Of coal and the suit prom
ises 90 be che OF the hardest fought
cases IL the history o. the county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03
FIRST PRIZE, $500 PIANO
Rules & Regulations GOverning Contest as Follows

will run a 25-vOte coupon which can be
voted free for any lady contestant.
Contest 70 run not less than 80 days.
Closing of contest will be announced %
days ia advance Of closing. The right
10 postpone date of closing Is reserved
If sufficient cause should occur.
Tae contest snail close on a day
which win be announced later. Ten
DAVIS prior 70 closing contest, the
Judges will carefully lock or seal bal
lot box and take same 70 bank where
the same will bee In place where vot-
inr can bee done during business hours
and locked in q vaa.c at night until
close OF contest. when the judges will
take charge and count same and an
nounce the young ladies winning IN
their turn.
The last ten days ali voting must be
done in d sealed box at the bank. If
YOU do not wish anyone TO know for
whom you are voting, place your cash
for subscription, together with your
coupons in a sealed envelope which VII
be furnished YOU and put same IN bal
lot box. This Will give every one
p fair and square deal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03
lea.s. Mush % Charity.

unckcrsa-k. y. J-Several hundred
thousand dollars is left 90 religious
and Charitable institutions by the viu
or John G Lyle OF Tenafy. y. T.
which has been fled for probate here.
~. LYLE was FOR years q partner OF
-he firm cf lord G Taylor OF New
vc-i THE hrlk % the estate. which
---cr1re- MAJ Hiliions. Is eft 10
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03

KIDNEY FLUSH
For Kidney & Bladder Diseases
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-03-09
Idle Erelaht Cars Fewer.

The fortnightly bulletin OF tLcy
American Railway Association rela.
i've to the number Of unused frelshx
ars in the United states and Canada-
Just issued, shows that on February
IA the idle car surplus stood at H.
95S. the smallest at any time siTrces
October. 1870 There was decline
between January 81 and February -
I 1888 cars, while compared VITA =
month previous the decline was 1897
end compared with six weeks pre-
yiously it was 1880
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-03-09
A No4re Dame .ady.s Appeal

To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
tisrn, whether muscular OF OF the
discovery baniehes uric acid frcm the
joints. sciatica. lumbagos. backache.
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains. to write to her for a home treat.
ment which has repeatedly cured all
OF these tortures. She feels II her
duty TO send II To all sufferers FREQ.
You cure yourself at home as thons-
ands will testify--no change OF eli.
mate beng necessary. This simple
blood, loosens the stiffened joints pun.
ifies the blood. aad brightens the eyes.
giving elasticity and tone to the whole
system. II the above interests you
end all drrgg SITS. Money back IL Il
for proof address Mrs. M. Summers,
Box r, Metre Dame. Ind. 3
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-03-09
G. v. Legislation.

A bill giving the Cumberland VaIiey
Railroad, formerly the Franklin Raii--
road Company. the right TO revise ans
relocate its lines in Maryiard has
been introduced into the legislature
of that state. The provisions include
permission to extend the g. v. lines
SO as to cross the Potomac river and
the Chesapeake canal at any foint be-
tween Hancock and Knoxville and to
connect at any place between said
points with the canal, for the purpose
OF the revision, reloeation and cxtein-
sion OF the lines of the railrcada
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-03-09
contrsotino company Chartered.

A charter was issued Saturday 70
the II. c. Brooks Company, Incor-
Torated, of Csanksburg, who will do
o general contracting and construc.
ton business. Authorized capital
$4,000 The incorporators are Her.
bert G. Brooks, who Is well known in
Martinsburg, #. L. p, Brooks, II. NJ
Sherwood, G. r. Sherwood and Chas
y Johnson, all OF Clarksburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-03-09
NEW FOOT BRIDGE.
County Court viii Put Bridge Across
Opeouon at Whjtmore's Ford.

County court met Monday morning
ard decided to build cable bridge
across the Opequon creek at Whfs
mores ford east OF Bunker Fiji. The
cost OF the same, $3.50, is to be equal
L. borne by Berkeley and Jefferso.H
counties, the creek being the dividing
line between the two counties at ttg.
point Indicated.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-03-09
Cant Illlu PACK

Capt. C. R. Lilly, of Grafton, deputy
United States marshal of tits district.
is back to this city after an absence
since January. He says there will be
something doing hereabouts shortly
in his line.