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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
ii, osasnbe ION otm idruei5rriia'
rlterreidiifen Militarabtummen.

IN Der italleniiden Qrei'e. iputt
nit 6roBer Surtnatigfeit Die Mar
bon elmer geheimen militariidlen @b.
mahung jUiiten Geiterreid un0 Ser
Sdpel3. uno neueitens bat audi cine
iu0ocntlde 3eItidriit in beitimnte.
ter 6orm oie Segen0e neiter per.
breitet. Is mar 3uerit i'm ,8iorna!e
oStu!ta" 81 Ieien, 0aB Die Shluei3
uno &eltcrreid. Die lid in a!elfer
Welie bon Der Itnlleniihen Srreoenta
beorobt gIauben. 4butahunqer ae.
tro'len hdtten. monah 0ie Itauei,eri.
ide Armee Bemeiuiam nit Ser otter.
relt}ltten operjeren uno Ser itaIleri.
fden III Die Ilnte iIonte ianen ioue
Uon hat oos pen Bern olis oii,,los
oemcnticrt. Sroeoem bat bonn I'M
@9orrtere oena Sero~ Ser General
Verruchetti bje gebouotuua ou'.
rctt erbaIten uno lie nod oobir prG.
5lliert eS lei Ser oiterreldiihe 8ene.
ral'tab5hei GonraS 3. &~oeeroorif
aeoelen. Ser i'll trjtiiden CONNER
1911 Die Inltiotips iur Elm aehei.
mes o'ieretdll id ihruei3eriihes Wili.
t~nrdbtcmmen ergri'fen babe. pei ei.
ner llnt'rreoune. Sic Scr italitriIte
Gyutinilter 9u33otn i'm CONNER
1911 nit Dem idNpciscrlihcn Nun.
eeSor1fibe,,teu bate. Ttc1te Qus,atti
6treft Bic Nniraqc. Oh et1pas 0ahres
lei an Dem Vinoris srui'teu Geiter.
reid uua Ser GioFroiieuiha't. man
CLAUDE nlutIlh IN 1talien aqaen1eir
ooroH. Ger NunSeSpraiiAent er..
ecanetc- haB oaran fem rpohres Dort
iel. 2.pisotti ihlsn ron Ser GrIIo.
RING beirJsotat. iaate tnrr aber
beim Nfgehcn. CT claude e5en Hoh
on ejc'e5 @iuSniS 1tueitrrs III
mn fo!1cn>e 1aritelura Ser 9nae.
Iegenhe.t pcrbreitet morSer: GonraS
=. S0sen0ori hote int Ncr6it 1911
oircft NIT Sem RuuNe2rat Ser
Shruej' NIT Sem Ghei ees ejSaen5i.
fi't'cn G}jl.iiupgieus Qtincr. Sem
Shy'r>,ouiouGren @iue. IuNeouS
unN S9rtder poH @eruc11 Nciien
Wtu>er Canals ais Z Z Hrmcetcm.
n~ar>aat NeH Nrlt;cu Norp3 IN @ra,
itaa> ~eer5au0s.f 2ic G,1leroisr.
'da't iaQte Horat i'm CrHitiaae MI:
Nra, &rut,efcrp4 nom Sjmp.ou uuA
@,tthar2 'iNWattS >urt$ CIee>ro.
uaN Ecj'c,.al ms N,rts <ciiatar
User %,voa1-@ic11 mi &vrca unN
Gurjn Tavih;Cren wl3yeaS aIc,dl.
sc,:, Gcrrco i,l5,r j,cr M1s Stili.
Ter Ech AMI &restG @1r3amo ms
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Ter perbaitcte 8esisrnnssnNeHor.

lleber Sic pl0tIidR @erhuitunq 0es
30 Sabre alien Observation-Disclosures
@ithoIo 9enldi. BEL ser Heqieruna IN
GosIin. ourhihnirren Sic piIoeiter
@erildte oie Stoot unb audi Die BRO
pima. Iie QosIiner 9eitl,ng hdt foI-
aenAes ermjtteIt: Ser Re9ternnqs-
oIieiicr mar uripriinglih al Der rui.
liit~n 8rerVe beihnfttat uno wurN
Damn Dem QieLer YoIi3eiprdiioium
ols SlIfSorbeiter sisaa %piefen. BIS
gum December Hes lesten ,sohrcs mar
er BORT totn mo BON BORT fam CT IN
Hie Notwithstanding Der 3osliner
ReBlrnna Bel Ser Ywlieberuua
As GberperitcrunaSomtes ipuroe
Pr oieiem Reiiort iiberfpleien. @0h.
relN 'erer Nleler Edtl1teit tum Elm
oonliter QonIuI in Spiomaeoer.
0aht. uno oe oieien beIaiNnoeu NJ.
ten hc'anSn iih in Sen SGuoen 2e-
Nidis, iporeu ober. OILS boS Atter.
'ds3iicI Te7tertpouoerte oerittpun.
Den Ger aaniuI purSe %eiritlpeilen
amer StrarNrfolgnrN geiest. Ter
WerNdht rihtete iih mn qeaen Den
aIiclicr; e. ioII oaS AfruitIi eut.
Fernt ms iii oieFn Qienit bon eetr
Inn be'rc3aNcten apniuI mad elmer
&c&nrt 80 900 Mari. nddl Ser ots-
ren / 0oo0 Mart @siNhuraS IeIher
en~lo'aroe9 ta5en, Sic Ser Iiiciior
aroBtentc',s ,ur 0efun1 ieiuer
Soluble eerudnan. Or bat obpohl
or notorit oc~rntogensIo5 ii fiir5Iidl
ejt8e.ne @.1saiIer init @ctriaen
mn ie 10000 Narf bcirjeSilt.
YsrrIfl +, 4eisrpeIeutnart in eitteTu
o'tortuN 3~~ aopdIIerjere1imert
&c &eya..t1 N$ Hfixior3 Ct.
'oiste >u-t IN GriteH S~tdatsaNpdIt
@5Sorp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Tee Serrdtcrs. &eranngsnbeit.

Gie 9nn3iger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iiber Die pie5erbolt bcrjttet puroe.
1T iett 9eeenitano eineehenNer In.
ter'u6uneen. Gs lit iest etrpos Qiht
in Die 0er9longenhNit oss perbnftetsn
Or. sing" Geeael oetonimen. Bor
efpd 'ieben Sahren NOR Seegel nod,
2ihtpouier in elmer Tonjiaer Werf-
ltott. Or be'du Damn Streit nit eri-
iem @erffiibrcr. nerIieb ieinen 30.
fen uro nahm perihieoeue SteQur.
gen in Sohien uno 3biiringcn an.
Gam lpuroe er in Sannooer bel Sen
8ebriioern aorting eraagiert. Sier
ihejnt er es peritanoen au bobeu, ois
aufmcrtiamfeit zines Shlfisbauer5
Der 4auiasr faiierIihen @erit 81,
erreaeH. auf oeIien pernnIaiiura
ionote sr aud on Sic @erft ieire 81.
ferten. po5el or iih Or. HSrg." titit.
Iierte. @r ianote 3por MIR 3eugnis.
topiea uRo oerIangte 5000 Wart Sc.
halt. SeeaeI NOR aud lpenn aud
nitt in 9aBie. wieosrboIt norbe-
itraft. Or bate auf Ser @erft Elm
eigenss Simmer nno bilrite @eIegen.
belt gehabt haben. Die 3eid)nunqen
BON llrterfeeboten 3u topieren. Non
iiidt lest ou' Ser @erit na1 oel'b0.
Senen oeritpunoenen Seihnungeu
uno niulult e!ne aenom 3npentur
Dor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

Wailnro ooritoBer. polite. Mud oiefe
@eAnnptunaen bnben Die Gre Ell.
neg totegoriifen DEMENT'S orrh BEN
gunoe5pr1iioenten Ser gi6aenoiien.
ifpaft %erinhren. Der erfl1rte. onB
folhe unterhonbluHren ME itatiae.
funoen BADEN. pan BARI oieiem
Gernenti @lnueen itsnfen. oenn 70
Denia Vert Die r1iIitdriife Shmei,
ibrer pdnierenen Reu:ralitdt beileat.
10 plt 1T mar iih in ner gi0qenoi.
ienifaft Ser 0otueroiafeit benvBt.
fif na6 oaen 1Slanfen obioiut freie
8ano iu matren lie R6qIihfeit
ut rteueidlt nid7t o0nil ousqeihloi.
fen. bnB Die Shfpei9. penn Gomoli.
fatloneH spiIden Sen uer~biinoeten
Nnfbarltaaten e.ntreter uiiroen.
ourh Die Wot,t ocr Rerh6ltniIIe ge.
5iDurGen merocn f3unte. Gortei an
ercIe'ien. aber Sic Nuslanbpolitif
Der S6neiI hot IN Triehen NIT Sic.
fer EDentuaIitdt rift 3l rehnen uno
bari nidt nit hr retnen. YoB
t0tere id]uei'er;'te Eruppenfihrcr
fit iiber Sen aori Seq gunoesrates
birrpea in lluterhnroEuncr nit eli.
rem oIsl1r6iifcn @eneralIta6shei
Pir9eIaiien bitten Sos lit nu$qe.
fhIoi'en. Pan tetorinrt ans oieier
anu3en Seifidlte ocn Girhrrf. ais
Oh man in 9Stolicu mad Rorn1nocn
fude. nm Sen fat iiebprfaiten 9au
BON @eieitigunoen an Der Sfpeiaer
@rer3e 3i rehtierti8en. 9tolien BE.
feitiat gegenmort;l 5miihcn Dem
Stiliier Sod uno Sem SimpIon an
oier'ebn oerihie0euer punften. no.
Iitiife ODER miIit0riite @rjin6e fir
hieie iortififatoriihc l6tiqfeit Iieaen
nitt Dor. Die ueucite 4uiiriihunq
Der oIten 9e1en0e fonrte oIio gang
gut pom ienieits Ser aIpen Der in.
ipiriert noroen iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Gle Soffnnna anf Seacn.

gm Salt Greet. inoer 9,ad6ar.
idaft BON eagle. Colo. iino 10 per.
Iodenoe SiIberitaee geiunoen NOR.
Den. onB Iii DER gan3en 8egen0 lui
bunoert Weilen in Ser Runoe Die
piIOeite 4uiregua8 berridt. lleber
300 RroipettoreU jtlauEcIn uupO
eraben ifon felt (n1en in Sem
nelen Gora0o. tein Iufpiimmerhen
in Gaal' lit hlehr frti unb Sic 9otel5
un0 9eibitiae haben c5 lGnoit oui.
aeaeben. oen Trem0enanorong. na.
treutIif aud nor 9ea0nine mo Reh.
cliff 81 bepdltiacn. Die GBlporen
iteioen r1piNe i'm Rr".'r ur> r''fe
Qeutc f1rnieren Aie NGt)tc in Bel
ten oSer 5eim Ioherroen 9odcrieuer
I'M Treier. IN Ser 2oon Neu @rlbc
T1lit oa2 SiIner bis ii; $50 ltn,en
Der Sonnp mn n eircm Fon MIR.
oen 'ooOr 9f2 itrier forItotiert
Tie @ebriioer T.omnrt ron 3entlif'
h1ben zinc @ruhp rahr Ser PAIN
PEEL cr5iinet. pon Ser Re Iih ifier
unerh6rtc Tiroe rpr'pred,pn. un>
ouf oom Gait @ruih Greet. eier
Wcilcn pom uripriinlfid'cH Snnb-
orte. nerSen meme. iiberrAifsnoe
Suno, ~aenic1oet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

u Ctr eeinuehetisrdtb Der -SoIfspsf- fptbert Ell
0kaVi'ges gt5tebuuaspert I'M Disnfe Der ~Ieteenoss
VeEih httt. Sttn Aatu ~ S9teet perth uun In ett
EethtH Ndasn %nfualen6. bertorfHe BtiHnbbet pts
eetiuerlnaen. NHoere iSaNt b~inacaeu. melne III
inptren e~relitaeu abr stwptbentr Belaeuuaea be,
ruben. bthern m Hnr iebr tbper ooet aar Mot. itlhf
BEL n0tHrlidher ErbeusweIe uue better Sslbntebanb
LUNG, IN iplCheu ftaneu iRs hte arontinr, Ae(a
aHnseu oetr Styettuuasu 70 ihwet gne b., Qe,
brussratte 10 ihlpdh, tas bic eeutraftt 81
soTsrrs tn Hint tu er,itltbsusn os,lfrtien auiraHer
fennfH. Selhe Jaue grbottH ~ cine cute eeutYnt
&dturhetianfatt. roc ATE uutartibtn Astlmtnei IN
NnreaeHnl etbrabt perbep, ueine ben RDVper trht.
tietn Hue %reiuiaen- On unferfr Naturbtllau{talt ae
hranbsn mir HHft, uue Spnneubdoer, deftrtfb,
xithshsber, R~netpp'ths sNafferfnren, Tiat,
tarrn, 9laNnoe. C~ftrupdibte, NetIahmHafii
BON hepaibiice Hno pe9ctariihc hetImittct uue AM
enetten ncInrilfen Neiliuttoter. iteen evanibsftE
tnne r'tiieuisdfiIita araepGht. Nns illeHanuten IN
b%siiharfu SrautbeiitH, tule SdlntHo fudIf. RrcbA.
tetIsbHs. At @tt"s;sH5. ~Hnhmuaaem. The.
fepHe. .,yerpauS prpiratiCn'' 9ucc mote,
htaria en-. firo hcilbar iUt4ule uch SrbeHS.
fraft az ml rerAdHoen ~ ur au' bic Sebdneiuut
uraatreH 81 fcuBeH. mo ipiaaae he Serfi8run.
iseensm 6tisrr Crsane Ho4 n'tat VA ws,t tortaeiArit
a. n,
Dir. hindIahr'S Sanitarium.
VI stih.dHp SoaIepnrs. Vateaac. aHe
il NiuoIubr. NJ. D.. Ttreftpr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
MRS. Margaret A. orrick.
John NJ. smurrl

Word has been received here OF the
sudden death Of Mr., John NJ. Smurr.
of Independence, Mo. which occurred
last Friday afternoon, aged 81 years.
He leaves a wife and three children:
Roy Smurr and Mrs. Fred, Hoffman,
independence, Mo, and Mrs. Carl j.
Baird, Kansas City. Mo. Three sis
ters also survive: Mrs. Clara v.
Fisher and Mrs, ID. M. Kilmer, this
city. and Miss Lizzie Smurr, of Ba-
tavia, N. y.
Mr.. Smurr vas born in Shepherds
town, the son of John Smurr. He re
sided in Martinsburg for a while in
his early manhood and at n time
owned what is now known as Ber-
kelley Place on the south side of town.
He left here about 35 years ago and
located in Kansas City, Mo, and later
going. to Mexico. Some years after
wards he went to independence, Mo-,
where he since resided and where he
was married. He was successfully
engaged in the real estate and inspr-
ance business for some years and was
a prominent man in the community.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
LOCUST HILL NEWS.


Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Albright spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kennedy.
MI. and Mrs. Norris Bowers were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Yost Bow
ers, Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Brown who has been
quite sick for some time, is imprpy-
ing.
Mrs. Susan Logue and daughter
are visiting friends at Baxter
Mr.. Lewis shriver and sister, Mrs
KEGS, were visiting az the home Of
Mr.. P. 7. K~eesecker Inst week
Mr.. Charles shriyer, who has been
quite sick for the past few days, Is
able 70 be out.
Miss Lena Basore, of Cherry Run,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Port Basore.
MIR. and and Mrs. Edgar Slater left
Friday for Baltimore, for a short visit
among friends.
Mr.. Samuel Downey, Of Rabbits
burg Is visiting Mf r 4 Albright.
ar. Tod Wilson Of Hagerstoan.
spent sunday With his fainter and
mother
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
Personal
Attorney Howard ~ Enimert spent
SUNDAY ii. BALTIMORE

= Attarnv Howard ~ Emntrt spent
suadAs II nplqnqN.
Mr. David Roach North Queen
Street, Is visiting IN baltimore.
Mr Charles Austin and son Of Has
gerstown, spent SUNDAY here with rel
atiyes,
Messrs. Cold Weller and George
zimmerman are spending a few days
in Baltimore.
Miss isabelle culp Of Harrisburg.
Pa. is visiting Miss Mabel Chamber.
ia, Boyd avenue.
Miss Louise Quinn. Of Wheeling.
is the guest Of Mrs. Douglas craw.
ford. North Queen stree
Mrs. Irene Cunaingnam and danghs
to rAllene, OF Wasnesboro, Va, are
MIR. John A. RosenheFeer aud bride,
West Martin street. spent sunday with
home people ia Winchester.
and ]. P. W~arrenfelfz, North Martins
burg, spent sunday IN Hagerstowns
for J. M Rothweli, n Co. spent Sun
day With home people at Woodsboro,
Md
Mr. W l. Jones III saeF from chs
ago where ne afafp9aa Z meeslns
OF the Natiohal deNelets Assoecia'lon
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
No Need 70 Sion Mork.

When the doctor orders you TO slap
work il staggers you can't, you say,
You know you are weak run, down and
falling in health day by day but sou
must work as long ~ YOU can stand,
What you need is electric Bitters 10
give tone, strength and Yigor to your
system. to prevent break down and
build you pp. Don't be weak sicklS
or ailing when Electric Bitters will
benefit you from the FIRST dose.
bless them for thaf1 glprs
ious health and strength s. Trylthem.
Every bottle is guaranteed TO satisfy.
Only soc. at all druggists. .if VI .iaf
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
Mrs. Annie Hines.

Mrs. Annie A. Hines, widow OF
John w. Hines, died "Wednesday, jan
uary %. Z o'clock fom pneumonia at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
George Beard, 210 East King street
She was 6S years of age and had been
sick only a week. She is survived
by five children; Mrs. Matte Beard,
Mrs. James Grove and Howard Hines,
this city; Mrs. George S%tockhausen
and Edwin Hines, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Hines was the only daughter
Of Prof. Henry A. Miller, deceased,
and was born in Charles Town, but
lived in Martinsburg since child
hood. She inherited a talent for mus
ic from her father, and for mally
years taught instrumental music in
this city. Her husband died nine
years ago. She was a member OF
the First Methodist church, the w.
c. I. u, Daughters of America, De
gree of ~Pocahontas, Pythian Sisters
and Patriotic Order Of America. In
all OF these organizations, religious
ana secular, Mrs. Hines was a zeal
Gus and Inspiring worker, while in
the fraternal orders mentioned she
was the %organist up to her last III
ness. She was a woman OF much
force of character and was beloved
by a large circle OF friends who were
attracted to her by the charm of her
personality.
Funeral Sunday AFTERNOON at 2;Fo
o'clock in tile First NJ. E, church, in
charge of Rev. d. w. Meeks. Inter
ment in Green Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Gather Dead.
Mrs. Clarke Gather, Of Near Clear
brook, Frederick county, Va died
suddenly January % at II o'clock
from heart failure, aged about 81
years. She is survived BY her hus'
band and two sons, one at home and
the other n a surgeon in the U.
S. army; also a sister. Miss Katie
shauli, of Winchester. She was the
daughter OF David shaull-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
PAaE FlVK

cord IN the ranks Of the Republican
party there issn surprising amount Of
accord Ia the Democratic party With
reference 70 the laws that are to DO
passed. II il The aim OF the Demo-
Gratis as intimated In this paper yes.
terday "a pass such legislation as viii
nplift the state, The ideas Of the ins
coming administration while no re-
dictionary or radical are likely to be
along more popular lines Of govern
ment than those ~contended for by
the present administration. There
will be i good roads bill. a primary
election bin. a public service commits
sion bill and several others which Will
have vide reaching effect on the de-
velopmeni OF the state. The appoint
mpnt OF d commission to take up the
Virginia debt question will be OF the
most vital, II not the most important
measure that Win so through the leg
islature. There are some who favor
Il large body, composed az II mem
Der from each of the fifteen senator
ial districts. hut there are others who
favor Il commission OF four or six, who
shall give their entire time to the
settlement OF this all important ques-
lion, II is believed by many that q
smaller commissions, equally divided
rs
politically viii give attention
10 the working out Of d unal settle-
ment OF this debt question than viii a
large body which will meet aud dis
clas matters and none Of them do
much toward settlement. A few men
set 10 do the work VIII foel a greater
responsibility than WIN the many.
There ii Il revival Of the caucus
talk among the Republicans. AS yet
there IL no definite time set for 4
caucus and there are many who think
that there will be no cauous There
are d great many who favor an open
caucus, and a few who want i secret
caucus, while others say that they win
not go into d caucus Of any kind. One
OF the chief reasons for believing that
here viii be no caucus Is the appar-
ent strength OF Davis Elkina, lie y
anxious TO nave a caucus, but the 9th
or candidates realizing that on the
first show down he Will have the
greatest strength are not willing TO
cross swords with him In an open bat
tie. II they could have q secret eau
Gus which would not diyulge the
strength Of the respective candidates
they would be 0 willing to 50 into
II but the large majority N legislators
are not Wiling TO 20 into 4 secret eau
cus and this may result IN there being
no caucus ii all and the election go
ing straight to The floor Of the legis-
Iature.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
Mrs. Gather Dead.
Mrs. Lucy Snyder.

Mrs. Lucy May Snyder, s22 West
John street, died Monday evening at 6
O'Clock Of Bright's disease, after hay
ing been belfast nearly four weeks.
She was Miss Cronin before her mar
riage to the late Henry NJ. Snyder, a
wen known Baltimore and Ohio
freight conductor, and was born %
years ago near C~learspring, Nd. She
resided in Martinsburg for the past
&c years, Her husband died here IN
1905. She had maAy friends who
mourn her death.
Mrs snyder Is survived by seven
children. William H., with the u.
S. Fish Commission at Lacrosse,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
ADDRESS ON INDIA.

Tie regular monthly meeting Of the
missionary society Of Christ Reform
ed church was held last night at the
home OF Miss Eliza Rauch, West Mar
tin street, at 1880 Miss Arendell,
a returned missionary from India, was
present and spoke ohlthe missionary
work in mat country Miss Arendell
spent az Years in missionary work
in India. Her address was a most
interesting one and greatly appreci-
ated by all members Of the society.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
New aanana Aasoslatlon.

Books are Ilow open for subscrip-
lions 10 the capital stock Of a new
Building and Loan Association al
KifmeTls Chine liall or North Queen
streetss This new association will be
operated on the same plan that the
'fIomef' the saeees ana the Eur
eka associations have been SO safely
ana properly operated, An persons
desiring shares IL this new associa,
lion are requested % make their sub
sefiptians w4hia the next week Elf,
ty thousand dollars ol hi stock has
already been subscribed. Don't de
lay il sou want any shares. W.l-35-1t
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
Are You a Cold sufferer.

Take Dr. Kings New Discovery
The Best Cough, Cold Throat and
Lung medicine made. Money refund
ed it itfails to cure YOU, DO not hes
itate-take it at our risk, First dose
helps. j. ~ Wells F~loydada, Texas,
writes. DIR. Kings New Discovery
cured my terrible cough and cold.
gained IS pounds" Buy it at all drug.
gists. ~.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01

Police Judge Letter had Henshaw
Oliver. city before him Monday even
ing and soaked MIN $25 for interfer-
ing with an officer in the discharge of
HIS duties and $40 fine for drunken
and d%isorderly conduct on East Mar
tim street Saturday night Oliver APP
'pealed his case TO court.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
Rosnltai klotes.

Miss MiAie Whitaere. this city. un-
derwent, an operation for appended.
ties, atathe City Hospital. Monday
noon her condition was reported favor
ably.
Miss Ivy LuttTell, who mas been a
patient at the City Hospital for sew
eral days returned to her home near
Stokes school house Sunday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
Surprise Your Friends

For four weeks regularly use pr
Kings New Life Pills They stipu-
late the liver. improve digestion re-
rove blood impurities, pimRIes and
eruptions disappear from your face
and body and you feel better. Begin
at once. Buy at all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01

Mis- Clarence. thiA efR Il Alna15 Hak
timore; Mrs Ella Bennett Mary Mn
ME and Fred at home also eight
grandchildren. Two sisters survive,
Mrs. Mary Littis. wnAbmspouts AID
and Mrs. sallie Miller, MI Rainier,
Nd.
Funeral "Wednesday afternoon az 2
o'clock at the house, conducted by
Rev. Or. G S. Trump. and interlnent in
Green Iiill cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01

Among those from a distance at
tending the funsrali Of Mrs. Annie
Hines here Sunday afternoon we're
Nh. and Mrs. Edward Hines, Nj. and
Mrs. Walter ester and Mr.. George
Stoekhauseu, of Baltimore, who re-
tanned home Monday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
Mothers can safsIy suy

Or. Kings New Discovery and give
Il to the little mes when ailing. and
suffering with colds, coughs, throat
or lung troubles, tastes nice, harm
less, once used, always used, Mrs.
Bruce Crawford, Niagra, Mo. writes
"Dr. Kings New Discovery changed
our boy from a pale weak sick boy to
the picture OF health" Always helps.
buy It at all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01

Mr., Leroy shrader, for the past
1wo years q poular workman IN the
Star barber shop on North Queen ST..
has bought out the ]. a. Bush barber
shop ID IIaeeraaown and Win take
poss ssien en- February 8. MT sarad
or i from Greencastlc.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
TRIP to florida.

Mrs. Mayberry G, Tebler and Mrs.
Percy ". Letter viii leave here Fri
day for a months trip 10 Florida,
Their first stop III ths land Of flowers
win be at the historic old town Of St.
Augustine, going thence to Tampa, st,
Petersburg, Palm Beach Miami, De
land and Jacksonville, with q few
days s%ojourn az each.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
EVERY STREET IN MARrlNsBuRe
Has Its Share OF the Proof That Kid
ney Sufferers Seek.

Bachache? kidneys weak?
Distressed with urinary Ills?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don't have 10 look FAR. Use what
Martinsburg people recommend. Ey-
cry street in M%artinsburg has its
cases.
Here's one M%artinsburg man ex-
p~erience.
Let Mr.. Brown tell 1t.
Martin Brown, Az Z. Burke St,
Martinsburg. W, va, says, For
many years ! suffered from kidney
trouble but last fall I had an unusual
" severe attack. Ny kidneys seem,
ed to be giving out and my back be-
came SO weak that / could hardly
stoop. The kidney ~seeretions were
TOO frequent in passage and greatly
disturbed my rest noan's Kidney
Pills were finally brought to my at
tention and ! procured a box al shep-
herds Drug store. did not have 70
take them long before i could rest
better and the kidney secretions be-
came regular ia paesage. have had
no return attack Of kidney trouble
and for that reason highly recommend
Doan's Kidney PiHs,,
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-A ilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Deans and
take 10 other,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01
suy |. & N. semtMlsea ReaI paInt

buy = " " oehifWtksd HeaI FatHt'
Its the very best quality paint X
wears best and looks best II costs
the least money Its use Tor thirty
seven years has proven these facts
It's White Lead-White Zinc and Lin,
seed oil, Just mix 8 quarts Of Lin
seed oil with each gallon Of l. & a.
Semi-Mixed Real Paint, and mace ia
gallons of pure paint ready FOR use at
a cost OF 5 lao per gallon. The l. &
M. semiMixed Real Paint is sold by
Central Hardware Co. fl
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-02-01

President TAFT as Kent professor
of law ut Yale, viii be we'll provided IN
tie way Of salary, receiving only S7o'-
900 d ,yegr Tess than at present. But
then. hp will have 70 buy bis own
railroad tickets, for WHICH he has
been allowed $685. 900 annually, and
Chat may eat Into his income quite
d bit,