Spirit of Jefferson. [volume], February 02, 1909, Image 1

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11 JOB PRINTING |1
> Of all kinds done promptly, neatly i }
j and at Lowest Prices at the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
1 i Handsome new faces of Latest ii
Style Type recently addec to our
already -excellent job outfit.
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA., 1 IFESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1900.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XLIV, NO. 5.
iFALl AND WINTER GOODS.
Show You
WfFk \ . C .ill! d' \sb Sieves. Pokers, Shovels,
R •’ * ■" ivory Roasters, Bread Workers,
if 'M and Grist Mills Kraut and Slaugli Cutters,
Guaranteed Pocket Knives, Scissors
^R izor- Gillette Safety Razors.
ptLndle arving Sets. Star Cream
. tWStttre. Wooden 't are, Glass, Oil and
ierland, Hvdraulit and Portland Cement.
,,,, you want in Hardware or Agricultural Line
j ,ji. at •!) will plea-e you. Yours for business.
N. COLEMAN.
112 K. " ashinglon St.
phone Service
THE FARMER
>m* may be only ;i convenience to a city
hecc.'sity to the Farmer. Think what it
|;i; home and be in instant communication
.M.o. i tl>u a»r" • town, your doctor,
world
Lon i ii, of nature.
pPs in,', it : mer to deprive his
Safety i a ’Phone.
- much to pay for
I i clephone on the farm ?
nhone, will bring an
I 1 •
M'g’r. and Trs i >
T.F and Sec’y. .
ti y Telephone
Company.
absolutely by Local
*<n.i ...c uJI System throughout
The Uuited Slates.
i for Cash.
i ‘ ‘ > ! t*d X L iok* u, K»ctStove Nut aud Rea. George*
} u in ltf Min...
F caboQtatf Egg and Lu*up.
ffor to Keep
inds of Coal
•it,' rad.1 t close -ash ut re FARMERS, it will pay
Hi tiiana . before you [Mac - yot.r orders.
el/emlaiiner & i’o
Mr lie ■ i C trider, iOs orth Geo ge Street.
wv. h lock . Manager
IUY A NATIONAL
1C PIANO PLAYER
(operated by a nickel.) It will increase
your business and pay for itself.
Thousand in use in Arcades. Theatres,
Drug Stores, Hotels, Restaurants, Billiard
Halls and other public places. Ask your
music dealer for the NATIONAL
and take no other. If he cannot
obtain one for you, write direct to the
factory for catalogue and full description.
NATIONAL PIANO PLAYER COMPANY,
Oregon, Illinois.
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For The
arden 6 Farm.
Food
rty years in business, with
idily increasing trade every
• -until we have to-day one
e largest businesses in seeds
this country—is the best of
v'd 2nce as to the superior qual
of Wood's Seeds.
.v'ood's Descriptive Catalog
an, monthly “Crop Special”
have done more to encourage
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a:‘le market-growing of vegeta
crops than any other similar
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you want the best and most
rot-table crops,
Catalog
Special,”
0. IV. RAMEY
Dealer in All Kinds of
Furniture,
Carpets, Mattings,
Oil Cloth and
Linoleum.
Also the
Edison and Victor
Talking Machines.
> 1)1.KK BUlLlMNG.
\|irll 1 e
G. LIPPITT RENNER
• er in
Genera* IVI rchandise
'a»e caps
Fish of All Kinds
Ti^e Confectionery,Cake
md r I'fefrs mi vini»ual Biscuit C* .
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Important Notice !
C. HAY WARD,
The Photographer,
II -■* u>|JOm (1 <il ins husiues- to K. F. >V n
e of lliackstmrg. Va , who takes b o
i .m the 7th of July. All business coium i
ions mu- l>. sent to
h F, WHITT.
.117! Os.
» -tt rOB SAL
-AND
ijsstom Sawing on Short Notice
i uavi for sale a large quantity of Oat
umber -awed in usual lengths and sizes.
dtiil Lumber a Specialty.
' isnun sawing executed promptly.
THOMAS. FRAZIER.
Charles Town, W. Va
3!acksmithing,Wood and
General Repair Work.
Hie uudersifTJed as taken the shop of
r n a Phillips, opposite B. & O. depot,
ivher* lie i. fire ared to do all kinds ol
1 iok-iiiithoitc, wood and general repair
* 'k
HO (MHoKINM A SPECIALTY.
A ihe al sliar of th public patronage
P tmllv solicited.
eh fv-t PHOMA8 MORRIS.
BO Yirtiiil
EXPERIENCE
ATENTS
Trade Marks
Desicns
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is protiably patentable. Communica
tions strictly coirfldentlal. HANDBOOK on Patents
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken tnrough Munn & Co. receive
tpteial notice, without charge, in the
Scientific American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lamest cir
culation of any selentlUe Journal. Terms, *3 a
year: four months, *L Sold by all newsdealers.
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Branch Office. 625 F St., Washington. I>. C.
Four Good Roses, 30c.
!
“Little Sara's Collec
tion,” fourchoiceown
root Rose plants,
prepaid to your ad
dress, only 30 cents.
Four extra-fine Roses
one ied, one pink, cue
white, and one yellow,
prepaid, only 50 cents.
One dozen two-year
old Roses, well assort
ed. will bloom as soon
as established in their
new home, by express,
prepaid, only $2 50.
Reed’s RelidLle
Roses
are known as the best by
all who have tried t hem.
Grown from healthy
stock, strong and vigorous
plants, packed in the most care
ful way, mv Roses are noted for
wealth of foliage and bloom.
Cultural directions with each
order. Catalogue free.
WM. B. REED, Oak Grove Rose Gardens
Bos CHAMBERSBURG. PA.
H. P. Cline,
Contractor and Builder
CHARLES TOWS. W. VA.
In iig bad s«.nn- .ear*’experience, I aiu
to do rpeoler Work in all «.*
. Hies Esti a it.-s and plans ehee fuLy
1,nr '.-d to a-i s «i.. rii.ir'o ».o«M Rop
10 r.foiv h • 1* -1 .t mar patronage,I am
Yourg very trnly.
fa. P. CLINE.
>• • rw»n o. Ph ne.
NEW STORE
AT MILLVILLE
J.B.& Hannah F.
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Have rested I&« l*rg- i‘*,*r*' -<hh» a’d dwe •
Try Our
Mother's Bread
5c., or
6 Loaves for 25c.
Graham Bread,
Rye Bread and
French Rolls
fresh every day.
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Livery and Feed Stable
The Hurt- rMui.cd calls the alt ntion of the
i tlli if t" bi» ii-er> ami K«e v thles, ill the
1axwe I ■ able, uti l.ibe'tv rt’eet, ill rear ot
i n i ’ m.i .. ulere he is repare
• > F i t S BO A K; ■ H- )Kni< S. a» well ai
all k 'v i i i • r w rK
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mii ►' rm tiimd tuiildii;u«. water aud
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Laihi- l iw llii'iie l'o>feipu ri April 1.
N w r «d> ten-iomu house, l six-rootn
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One 5-liur e-uo»er t-i-iweine Futine. Fair
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t > • s ve o J. w ti molin Eiitiine.
Fairbanks umk n good urd r .
Wood. Htove -ize. t'urd »>.d 12 ft lenirth
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Notice.
1 *n November iOth 1903, th- tirtu of E. I..
Wit - Oil ae eh - li . ed o E L. W d“ II it Oil ,
»tr V 1 Millad*, Jr b vine purchased
li l ii er st iii tti hue'iiees. He is ait ex
lier.e -i in 1 t-r hmii.t; ruu a mi l iu the
Ci u f ■ alino-r omr yeir-. We are fu'l)
i) ioped to do ad k nds of (} indiiur aud
Cru ii'0;< Vout pat "naze is solicited,
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Ahoy! Ahoy!
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You cannot expect to knew where to get the
Best Oysters Served in All Styles
mtil you try Naut.cai y spe k tig, you
roust “i<t er el ar” of aouutfnl places and
■launch forth' iu pursuit of au up-to-date
place fouud at
THE AMERICAN DAISY LUNCH
100 S Charles St. Chat lea Town. VV, Vu
C. E. REININGER,
THE TAILOR,
i> showing
i the Latest Novelties
-uiting aud Trouser Patterns, and guaran
ee you a saving from 43 to $5 on all orders.
Also has the uew-sbaded press boards for
pressing Lad es’ and Men’s Clothes.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
and Prices the Lowest.
Notice to Taxpayers
OF middleway and kabletown
DISTRICTS.
I hereby give notice that I will he at the
Court-House, in Charles Town, on Tuesday
aud Friday of each week to receive taxes, aud
to attend to any easiness pertaining to said
Districts.
JAMES GRANTHAM.
Dec. lii.-y. De.pntv Sheriff.
CHARLES KISSLER,
Undertaker & Embalmer
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
Will furnish all kinds of Caskets and Coffins
and do Embalming according to the latest
and most approved i_.»ies. Ladies' aud gcu
tli men’s burial rubes ou hand.
Oitiees in Starry’s Coach Factory, where
n - y be found at all hours, either day or
m BERT JENKINS,
eneral Contractor
< 11ARLES TOWN, W. VA.
■ i do all kind? of Excavatin'/, Stone
i-tnug Blasting. Ac. Ciushed Stone ai
,\- on hand, and order® for came promptly
f'-d. Julv 3S-tf»
W. M. BOXWELL,
Contractor and Builder,
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
The undersigned is prepared to contract tor
ind execute all kinds of building iu a work
man-like manner, and respectfully soiic'.ta »
share of *he public patronage.
June 34—y. W. vt BOX WEIL.
Back at His Old Trade.
The undersigned has taken np bis old trade
stain, aud is prepared to do all kinds of
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING. GRAINING, AC
Work carefully and satisfactorily executed,
and reasonable prices given*
April 7-tf- W. B. I1A VIS,
Iron and Wood Work.
Tin undersigned has taken the old Spott’s
*bop. near the B A O. Depot in Charles
T.'.'i, and will dc all kinds of
tLAf'.KsSMlTHING AND
G ANKRAL REPAIR WORK
hotu in wood and iron. Horseshoeing a spe
cillty. Buegies, Wagon*, etc., repaired and
• ledo as good as new. If you have anything
a wood or iron net of keiter. or a buggy us
arriage tap that needs ioetoring, brinjfTt to
ac and **■! what 1 oatwdo foryou.
Jw U-/. JAMES T. LITTLETON.
To The Phone Holders
OF THE
JEFFERSON COUNTY
TELEPHONE CO.
It being the ambition and determination of
our Company to give, first-clans service we
ask you to c -op-rate with us by properly
carrying ont your contract by not allowing
anyone, save a subscriber,to u-eyour pbone.
Phone holders who allow other than sub
scribers to use their phones will lie charged
with sucn messages an , pon t eir refusal
to pay (or s me, we e aim the violation of
contract and right to immediately remove
same
Jefferson County
Telephone Co.
H. C. GETZKNDANXER,
Aug25-tf. Manager.
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The heart may he weak
just the same as the eyes,
stomach or other organs.
It often happens that a
person is borii with a weak
heart. Then again dis
ease, fevers, over-exertion,
anxiety, nervousness,
rheumatism, etc. weaken
the heart. The result is
shortness of breath, pal
pitation, pain in the heart,
or in some of the nerves
of the chest or abdomen.
The heart should he
strengthened with a tonic,
and for this nothing equals
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure.
“I hud LaGrippe last fall as I
thought in a mild form. I was weak,
tired feeling, and short of breath:
could hardly go about, and a good
deal of the time soft of an asthmatic
breathing and extremely nervous. I
began taking Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
and Nervine and now I feel so much
better In every way. I am so thank
ful that I began taking this medicine,
and shall not hesitate to tell others
how much good it has done me."
MRS. F. J. NORTON,
Freeville, New York.
Your druggist sells Dr. Miles’ Heart
Cure, and we authorize him to return
price of first bottle (only) If It falls
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
May 14—y,
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City Bakery
104 Noith Charles Street,
J. Walter Brown
Succefsrrto Harry Dnnira.
FRESH BREAD DAILY
5c a leaf. 6 for 25c. Rolls. Cakes and Pies.
Dougbuuts.Crullers. Buns.Sweet Rolls,Cream
Pulls.
HOT PAN AND FRENCH ROLLS EVERY
EVEN1N i,
(' tidies an C.io 'olat s. Ice Cream.
All orders receive prompt a tention. Solicit
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FOR
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is quickly absorbed.
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It cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
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away aCold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Ta te and Smell. Full size
50 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use iu atomizers 75 cts.
Ely Brothers, 5G Warren Street, New York.
Money to Loan*
Fund of .ffi.ri'O to invest. Iiin-on farm
laud desired Apply to
JOHN T PORTERFIELD.
Feb 20—Urn. Attorney.
~Or. Wm. iNeill,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Charlestown, West Va.
Orrio*—N. E. corner Main and Mildred
Streets.
CATARRH
James M. Ranson,
DOCTOR OK DENTAL SURGERY,
OFFERS his Professional Services to the cit
izens of Charlestown a.id vicinity.
O' Cilice opposite Parish Building, Main
iroet* Charlestown, West Virginia.
ARMS
are for sale by all progressive
Hardware and Sporting
Goods Merchants
end
DAN BEARD’S splendid effort
—“GUNS AND CUNNING
will be mailed postpaid to any
applicant by J. Stevexs Akjis
& Tool Compact, Chicopee
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r paper ceve.r edi
^ forward-’Otv'its ■
for cloth bound book
send 30 cents.
SPIRIT Q; JEFFERSON.
C«* -- Coctstt, W, Va.
Telephone Call No. 90.
TUESDAY. FEBR ARY 2. 190a.
Qio. W Hainbs, - Editor and Proprietor.
fl.50 aiI' h *x not Paia in Advance.
.. , ..=p
In Fashion
Cavalier.
By Barry "Preslon.
Copyrighted, 1908, by Associated
Literary Press.
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The knight of the golden helmet
rode briskly down the lane. His
sword made a pleasant clanking iu the
rusty scabbard which it was never in
tended to fit; his eyes sparkled; his
plumes waved bravely in the breeze.
Anon from sheer exuberance of spir
its the knight of the golden helmet
let out a wild and joyous whoop which
startled the grazing cattle and set the
mild eyed sheep huddling together in
trembling wonder.
The general getup of the gentleman
of the aureate headpiece was a trlile
startling. Upon his head was a bas
ket, the handle beneath his chin and
its bottom (or. rather, top in its pres
ent position) decorated with the tail
feathers of an incautious rooster.
About his waist was a red sash stuck
full of wooden dirks. From the left
side of this sash half dangled, half
dragged, the naval sword in the old
cavalry scabbard.
A rake handle answered the purpose
of a lance and bore as its pennon a
fluttering three cornered piece of red
flannel. Upon the knight's fat. chub
by legs were fastened pieces of zinc,
evidently intended for greaves. The
steed he bestrode was a crooked piece
of apple limb, with a bit of twine
about one end of it for reins.
It is quite needless to state perhaps
that the knight of the gold helmet
had recently been filling his small
head with certain romantic literature
relating to the days of chivalry.
It is probably quite as ueedless to
cite that, now the literature had been
absorbed, he thirsted for deeds of
valor.
Hence the ride down the lane, and
hence the whoops. But very unfortu
i
ft
"I AM THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN HEL
MET.”
nately it seemed to be nn off day for
opportunities.
The cattle gazed upon him in melan
choly doubt. The sheep bunched to
gether and sent up discordant bleats.
Aside from these, the iandscai>e gave
no evidences of life.
It was a sorry world. Whatever
It was you wanted you never got it,
the knightly gentleman reflected sadly.
One couldn't perform deeds of valor
with nothing at hand but sheep and
cattle. People were necessary to his
plans—live, red blooded, much troubled
people—languishing ladies preferred.
The world was full of 'em. There
must be some about somewhere. The
only way to get ’em was to find ’em.
With another full throated bellow the
knight of the golden helmet spurred
his good apple limb steed to a yet
more furious pace and sped down the
shaded lane in quest of adventure.
He' had Just splashed through the
muddy pool where the cattle drank
each evening and was cantering blithe
ly past the birches beyond when be
saw a young man approaching—a
young man in flannels, very tall and
straight, pleasant faced, too, although
Just now the forehead was wrinkled in
a frown and the firm jaw was set in
determination. The young man was
putting vigorously at the brier pipe be
tween his teeth, sending out great
blue clouds of smoke in his wake.
The knight of the golden helmet
reined in his steed and accosted the
man before him with a familiar:
“Hey, Charlie!”
Then, suddenly remembering the dig
nity of his position, be squared his
small shoulders and threw up his chin.
“What, ho, Charles!” he corrected
his first salutation. “Hold a bit 1
wouldst have converse with thee.”
The young man seemed awure for
the first time of the other’s presence.
“Hello, Billy T’ said he, abstractedly
glancing at the queer figure before
him. “What's up now?”
“I am the kulght of the golden hel
met," was the grave response.
“You don't say! Where are you
bound?”
“Where is thy lady?” the knight de
manded.
“Mjt lady! You mean your Aunt
Margaret?”
i The knight nodded
lane a bit, by the walnut
the place, don't yon?”
“Surer was the unknlghtly reply
He drew a bit nearer. One hand
rested upon the b it of the sword.
“Why are you here, rarlet?” be de
«mnd. d. “Why last thou deserted thy
lady?”
“Huh!” said the roan in flannels.
Then he burst Into ’aughter But tb<*re
waa^ certain grating noise in it.
Sir. Golden HelaJit, l
mean—I’m here because she sent me.
Couldn’t seem to endure my society.
Are you on? And I hardly think
you’re correct In calling her my lady.
She's Just told me mighty plainly that
she wasn’t.”
The young gentleman astride the
stick pondered deeply, and to aid his
cogitations he removed the basket
from his head and swung it idly to
and fro in one hand. Then he replaced
It with a considerable show of firm
ness.
’ Back you go, craven!" he declared
flatly.
"Huh? What?” said the man in the
flannels.
“Back you go! 1 ride to the succor
of ladies in distress.
‘‘Bully for you, old chap,” the other
replied. “1 think you'd better go alone,
though.”
“Never!” bawied the knight. “Turn
around.”
After several futile efforts he man
aged to yank the sword from the scab
bard. lie waved it threateningly above
his head.
“See here,” the young man began ir
ritably as he took a step forward, but
at that moment they both heard quick
steps down the lane.
Around the bend came the lady un
der discussion. She started violently
at the sight of them. Her face was
flushed, and her eyes were suspicious
ly red.
“I’ve got him!” shouted the knight
joyously. "He’s in my power! lie
was deserting you, but I held him up!
I’ll see he begs your pardon if you
say so!”
The young woman drew herself up.
Her face was scarlet now.
"Billy, what are you doing? What
is the meaning of this foolishness?”
she demanded.
“Conte on, you! Apologize!” said
the youth sulkily, prodding the im
maculate white trousers with the point
of his sword.
Neither the words nor the prod seem
ed to attract the man's attention. He
stood staring at the girl—particularly
at her red eyes. Then suddenly he
sprang to her side and caught her
hand in his.
“Margaret,” he cried, “he’s right! 1
should apologize, that's a fact. I’m a
pigheaded duffer. The quarrel is my
fault—all mine.”
Then came a few low words, a little
happy laugh from the girl, and then
two of them strolled down the lane
together, utterly oblivious of the ridic
ulous iigure which stood silently watch
lng them until they disappeared around
the bend.
The knight of the golden helmet re
mained thus for some moments lost in
thought. Then he turned about and
went slowly up the lane.
“Gee!" he muttered. “Wouldn’t that
cook yer? This ain't the way they
done it in the book.”
He was still lost, in his own rnus
ings as, whoopless, he passed again
the grazing cattle and the huddled
sheep.
After eating, persons of a bilious habit
will derive great benefit by taking one
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DRINKING TOO MUCH,
they will promptly relieve the nausea,
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endnervousnesswhich follows, restore
the appetite and remove gloomy feel
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Take No Substitute.
Buggies of all kinds at the Farmers Sup
ply <-0.__
Wanted—To rent two rooms in a house
with a family. Send information to this
office. Single lady.
We make a specialty of exchange woi k
and will exchange anything in our line for
grain. No amount too small, E. L.Wilson
A Co. __ _
Save Electricity.
Buy a hilo lamp and save your electric
light from running up Price 60cts., each.
Charles Town Light a Power Co.
For the next thirty days It. F. Whitt, the
Photographer, wid give free of charge, an
enlarged photograph 1*1x2'*, with a dozen
cabinet size'! pictures
Go to J.W Kyle.Telephone and Telegraph
Office, for medical batteries, electric door
bells,vest pocket battery, lamps, and in fact
most anything in the electric line.
Visit Kahn’s great bargain sale. This
great sale ends February 1. t oney < heer
fully refunded.
Beef, Pork, at the C. F Wall « o’s every
day. Pickled beef tougues, lard, pigs feet,
etc. Give ns a call.
One-fourth off on every suit, overcoat ar d
trou-ers in the bouse. Sale ends February
1, at Kahn’s Sadler. Block.
CASTOnJ A,
Bear* the yO Tb9 Haft. K .V.;fS Bfcigt.
^ G&ytfMia&t
Money to Loan on approved real estate
security, Q. M. Belt7.hcover, Jr,
»licl-Wiute>r Cleaianoe.
This event at Kahn’s is an occasion looked
forward to each season with increasing in
terest, as it means a sale at a liberal hot a
fide price reduction for fine clothes that are
of the highest character in fabric workma -
>Lip and style. Wst. Kahn, Sadler Block
Greeks are headquarters in restaurants |
and lunch rooms all through the south. One
is in your city. Give it a call.
See Whitt at the Hayward gallery He is
ng iss. an enlarged photograph
with every dozen cabinet sized pictures.
Have you ever tried the Battle Axe shoe ?
Drop in au esMttte* them Nobs betta r.
Once a«M «, slway* s wearer. For sals
byD. 8. Hnzkes.
We have on hand, in oar yards, a large
supply ot all kinds of the very best of
which snort be sold in thirty days, to make
rootw for future es* *»gaa.t. t» of wood a» d
coal for the "hi.' Mizr rd.” ilo see W, JC.
Locke, tspresesnsg.fi.e urmof H C. Get
lendaaner <& Cc , coal leaders.
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Ste our line of Cut Glass when you• want
wedding presents, or something extra n co
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Whi! man’s Candies for your “Sweet Too' b”
or your “Sweetheart."
Try Vino) fiw a tonic, good also for Coughs
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Complete line [ofj Stationery, box paper
pound paper, envelopes, inks, pencil*, pens
holders, blank books, etc.
Typewrit, r ribbons, and typewriter paper
m stock, prices right, quality the best.
Excellent assortment of liubber Goods, all
of it “Strictly Kresh.”
Briet.e Goods of all kinds, and in large
variety. 5
Everything good, everything fresh, no old
goods, uo dead wood.
We will carry Lun (troth's Se. da this y. ar
a* in the past. Don't forget them for Early
laming. We will have them in by the first
•f March, end poetibly before tliat date.
MILLERS PHARMACY
Business Locals.
Gloves at Landis’s.
Umbrellas at Landis’s.
Toilet soap at Landis’s.
Bausr Kraut at Landis’s.
Buy groceries of Ronemua.
Buy dry goods of S. H. Landis.
Fresh Saratoga chips at Landis's.
Try Brown Bros’ Mother’s Bread.
New cloaks and furs at Palmbaum’s
Bargaiu* in shirt waists at Palu.baums.
Wash four in hand ties 9c at Marstellera.
New dress goods uud silks at Palmbaura’s.
Umbrellas and window shade* at Landis’s.
"other's bread fresh daily at BrownBros.
Car mountain locust post J C BurusA Co
Meals at all hours at Young’s Restaurant.
The Smart Set magazine will entertain
you.
New carpet, rugs and oil cloth, at Palm
liaum’s.
Chew A Norris have some very uice farms
for sale,
Gloves of every kind and price at Mars
teller’s.
Try our French drip coffee. Greek Res
taurant.
Simplex double corn planters at Cooke A
Phillipe.
Fresh candies at Miller’s Pharmacy, h’1
ke time.
Terra otta pipe and cement at Cooke A
Phillips.
Money to loan, in sums to suit, by Chew
A Norris.
Horse Blankets at cost at the Farmers
Supply o.
We serve meals to order daily. Greek
Restuuraut.
New underwear, hosier} and glover, at
Palmbaum’s
New blankets, comforts and flauu Is. at
Palmbaum’s.
Up to date Gent’s aud Ladies’ furnishings
at Sachs A Co.
New table >inens, towels aud bed spreads,
at Palmbaura’s.
The Bank of Charles Town pays interest
on time deposits.
Taffetu ribbon, all colors, and yard wide
-ilk. Bee Landis.
American and E1 wood wire fencing at
Cooke A Phillips.
Do you shave yourself? Buy a razor from
Miller’s Pharmacy.
First-class dyeing and scouring at low
prices. Bachs A Co.
Have you read that very interesting maga
zine, The Smart Set?
Dwelling houses in Charles Town for rent.
Apply to Chew A Norris.
Some Iloosier single corn drills at a bar
gain at Cooke A Phillips.
Bcratch aud chick food, oyster shell and
grits at Cooke A Phillips.
You can’t tell what clover seed is worth
until you see W ilson A Co.
Chi-Namel makes old floors new, sold only
by the Farmers Supply Oo
The Natloual Citizens Bank will pay you
t per cent, on time deposits.
F.. L. Wilson A Co., crushes corn every
day in the week ex ;ept Sunday.
All sorts of talcums, face powders and
perfumes at Miller’s Pharmacy.
Call at Thompson’s barber shop for ttrst
class tonsorial work of all kinds.
Lauiel Steel Ranges the fuel savers sold
only by the Farmers Supply ‘to.
All kind- of giinding and »iush ng done
at the mill of E L w ilson A o.
Real enjoyment is had when reading that
clever magazine. The Smart Bet
me Bivvr >ou cannot rorgei. mg rour
coffee. Sold only by H II (.audis.
Safe deposit boxes for rent at the Bank
.. Charles Town. Cal) and *ee them.
Fresh lot of Pratts florae. Cattle k Poul
try Powder* at tbe Farmer* Supply < o.
Coal consumers conault your interest.—
See Locke before you buy Phone 600.
Try CbLNamel and make your old Furni
ture new, sold by <h - Farmer* Supply Co
W<. handle nothimr but the celebrated Ly
kens Valley red aah coal#. •• burn* k Co.
1‘ocahontaa Red Aab. Anthracite, all
kinds of Coal See Locke. He will aave
you money.
Safe deposit bow* for rent, on reasonable
terms. Call to see them, at the Bank of
Charles Town.
Prices on ladies’ at 1 children’* e--*e*r nzi
ready-trimmed hat* are reduced rery low.
Burn* k Bhugert.
Syracuse .-tael Peam Plows, the beat plow
on e«rtn, try one and be eonvinced at tbe
Farmers Supply Co.
H C Getzendsner k Co make a specialty of
furnishing all kinds of coal la car iota to auy
point. Pee the manager,
Give E. Prank Ronemu* a call for Oro
eerie#, Jtc He aims to keep everything
freak end up to date in this line, and can ill