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TIMOTHY HAY
SCHILL SUPPLY CO
MARTINSBURG.iWIVA- 2
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as the executor of i.ucy Ellen
l arr. de.qar-e i. notice is hereby given to all persons
know - g themselves to be indebted to said estate to
call and make prompt settlement of same, and all
peisons having claims against the said estate will
present them properly authenticated for settlenien
L>. W. Snyder Ir , Executor of
tie last wi'.l and testament of Lucy Ellen Ilatr de
If you have real estate for sale see H.
S. Fel Ker.
For Sale—One 8 room and one 5
room house on Faulkner avenue, ftee
H. H. Kelber.
Cumberland Brewing Co’s.
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The Standard Hard Hit.
I 'nque*tiou:i> ly me decision of the
Supreme eourt of the I’nlted States in
the Water*-Fierce oi, <"om pally, since
it is well understood that me two con
cerns are practically one. Incidentally
it serves as an arraijjiime.it of Federal
trust-busting method*. It reveals the
uselessness of pursuing the trust* to
tlic bombastic beats of the be.ss drum
The supreme court uphold* the cotins
of lex as in every particular. Here was
a case In which Hie stale was prut id- ,
e.l wilh adequate lawn, where these
laws were invoked in proper form auo j
where the enemy was driven to cover
and properly mulcted for bis trans
greaaious. The elate has acnieved no- j
tvole results wl.eic me Govern meat I
has signally failed lexa* has made
laws that stand the test in the courts
and has established .1 e important i
point that the States may deal eller
lively with violators within their bor-1
tiers without re-uruug to Federal as
sistance. lie r-uanuurd's plea that
Stales may not interfere when it aud
us sjbsiuianes cuusjure to prevent
eoinpciiltou because they operate »n
interstate business i- ilddled.
I be decision wni ptubebiy go far to ;
deter not only . v
has been open ami
fiaclioii ol Slate ... ..
tions winch tiave l
course.—i'.i.M Hie, i
Standard, wbten
dell ant in its m
out ail corj.Mii -
limed a siiuiiai
list.
The Ntv.. |s per buy.
I sec a man pm-mug Ins way through
the lints
Of the cups win- e the work of the
“liie Held si.mts.
•*I'he Child?'’ 1 i. quite- but a lireuiau
replies:
“Ob no! Why, !,at's one of these
newspaper guys ’'
X see a man walk tinough the door i f
a show
Where.great thrones are blocked by
the sign, “8. It. O.”
“Is this man the star that no ticket
he buys?”
“Star no.bin:' Fle’s oue of those uews
paper guys.”
I see a anan start o,i the trail of a
crook
And lie scorns the police, bat be brings
him to book.
“Sherlock Holmes?” I inquire—some- j
one scornfully cries:
“‘Sherlock H—! Haw, he’soue of dene
newspaper guys,”
And someday I’ll pass by the grant
“Gates of Oold,”
And see a man pass through unques
tioned and bold,
“If there Hlioula be an nnialgama-j
tion of t lie Burton-Knraker force* in]
Ohio, it would deem to indicate that
Foraker maybe desirous of coaling
buck to tlie Senate: anti if tbecoirhin
auon suggested should be effected
with Unit object in view. Kora Iter
would uiakcull other candidates hump
to defeat him,” said » buries 1) Hiuii
r.rI, editor of the Steubenville Herald
Star at the New Willard. “Such a
deal is talked or in Ohio, and many
persens credit it. Undoubtedly Sena
tor I oraker is one of the biggest men ,
Ohio ever sent to the Senate, i did not i
supperl turn in the recent light, tie-j
cause I did not agree with him in lua ■
position on the railroad rate bill bi r
in ins light against the President, but \
I appreciate his warih as a senator’
He has no su|iertor in the upper house j
of vougiess.
“That Theadorc Isurloii will prose
himself one of Ohio's giesl men In the
Senate 1 iiave no doubt, lie is one i f
the ablest men in the Slate. It links
as if Charles 1’. I aft will ngs.d !■ a
candidate for die Senate uu si -
from now. lu the recent cM>ie»i Tuft
tint monl of the | i lit id n - v- d
him but he I st because the people
did not support him. in .)
county there w.\- not a
who favored Ins nomination for ll c
Smite. This is a pretty strong on t
uaeut to make but it is roc, neveriic.
loss. Tlie county was strongly for Bur
t ill, but Kora ker had friends, too,!
wuiie Taft wts entirely lacking in j
supporters. The impression in n y
part of the State is that the IT : in !
elects brother will be a formi'laldc can
didate in tlie 4iest Senatorial light,
however, lint it the combination be
tween Korakct and itu ton is effected,
tlien t oraker will be the man all will
nave to beat.
e Republican party will have to
put its best man forward in tlie next
gubernatorial contest. Uov Hannon,
if heis a candidate for re-election, and
1 suppose, of course, lie will be the
hardest candidate to detent the Repub
licans have had to deal with In many
years. 1 have no doubt that next
year Ohio will return to the Republi
can column, blit none but tlie strong
est kind of a man will be able to make
a successful light against Harmon.”
j “A Saint?” I’ll ask, and old reter’ll
reply:
‘ No, lie carries a pass - lie’s a news
paper guy.”
' —Benjamin Scoville in the Louisville
Herald.
-ESTABLISHED, 186 9,
JAMES L. NORRIS,
Counsellor in Patent Cases,
Solicitor of American _ -»
^ and Foreign Patents
IN.ACTIVE PRACTICE OVER 30 YEARS
CORNER F. AND FIFTH STREETS
-WASHINGTON D. O.
For Sale—One double bouse on Fast
Race streetT modern eonveuieueeB a big
bargain eee S. S. Felker.
HAIR dAbSAK
ij
ssMirLiii
WHISKY
H. L, ALEXANDER
General Insurance
and Bonds
14 S. Queen Street
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as adminietMtor of!
he late Boyd F. Kilmer I hereby give1
lotice to all percons having claims I
igainat said estate te present the same !
it enee with due authentication for
lettlement and those owing said es- !
ite mint feme forward and settle
ironiptly.
W. It’ Jdngarufelter
Adni r. ’ !
£)K. CLiFKuKU SPivKOW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
325 W. King St. Martiasbnrg, W. Y»
“OSTEOPATHY”
Dr. R. G. Stevenson
206 \V. BURKE ST.
I H. O. Htcv«n»on Osteopathic Physician will be in
Martmshui j. W. Va., oa Monday and Thursday of
: eac*i week Chronic disease.. a speCiality,Con>ulta
i non and Lx a pinauon irce* LiL«f*l‘iu cm applica
I lion
I ADRIANC. NAHLN'BOLSCd,
Attorney-At-Law.
1 IPractltaa In Sta»A- i Federal Courts.tICon
■ vey*ncing nrd collections a specialty. A
commission* r or accounts will give prorap
! attention to settlement* of estate accounts, etc
i OFFICI* . ner Public Square.
i
DK
11 NO HIM
DENTIST
No. liiii r\ Queen Street
kV«. ■< ■<. i i r ; ior Ibe paining extrac
Lion »>! teeth wlieu desired. Satisfaction
w.Ux ail work * naraoteed.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON^
Office Northeast Corner
Public Square.
^'"“Office Ho:ir- ' :«*> hi a. m., 1 to c
| and 7 to 8 i». in.
j \^IC OPHON POOL.K,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. Will give prompt x Mention to all oueiutss
| untrusted to li’m.
uKrii e: -ou North ‘iueen street, over M. a
Snodgrass* Drug Store.
! f A R. . A 0AHTJL&M AN ,
I s-/
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
i Office opposite PostofTloe on West King,
street. 8p- ml attention to diseases of chil
dren ir« connection with ills general practice.
C. W. LINK.
Doctor of Deutal Surgery.
DENTAL PARLOR:—-Over Merchant and
Farmers Bank.
MATINSBURG — - - WEST VA
DR. E. L. SMITH,
DENTIST.
136 W. King St.
Teeth extracted without Dain by the use of SOMNO
FonM. New Perfection Suction on Dentures. They
stay to theii place.
CKUWN AND BRIDGE WORK SPECIALIST, j
Goer, also evenings 7:^0 to 8:30. University oi Md. :
gr»uuat<*
DR. W. L. LANGFORD,
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate ot Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto,
Canada, 11 vises bought and sold on commission.
Both Phones
MARTINSBURG, W VA.
Dp
M. K. MoC'OHMAOh,
PmslVlAR sod HVHUSON,
Office 202 E tst Martin street,
Marttnaburg, West; Va.
McINTIRE & STAUBLY,
ATTORN EY—AT—LAW
8 Queen 8t.
OR ELSENClNDiVER
Oltlce \V.|Kiug, >St.
OFFICE—and rosidesce W< King streeUThird
»r we-,: 01 i’ost-ofl lee
MArtinsburg, \V. Va ,
M. VIRGINIA McCUNE.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Offera lier professional service to the
people of Martinsburg and vicinity
Office and Residence 506 W John 8t
|) \V. SNYDliR, Jr..
Attorney-At-La w ,
t ir.i i. t,tr< W. Vit
■Prarti Is C>mty, state and Kederu
"in ia aiif'iiton given to » >»lItM»tion*
v'oiiveyiiit:, TUIj* Work, Settlement of Estates
il i dsCo dUliiH "QjlMl / niilH. SeUta'Ueil
' fate Accounts
IJH J. w. Mcbhekky,
physician ani? sunaroN
OFFICE- • At residence, corner of Burfce and
1U5 MartlLUudig, VV. Va., offei'-s hi*
Riofi- Atonal >>< i-vU.«‘fe to the people of .'.Lift u-,
burg and R *rkeley county. §
T^eovlos
Ld L
'vTrust
Qom^any
6f
Jffartinslurq. XD- $*■>
Allows interest ot. keposits.
Over $300,000.00 security to
depositors.
^^Salimorc&Ohiq
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RAILROAD.
> H. liLM.e IN KFKltOr NO/. « it
LEAVE MARTlMiJ-JiO
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castbound
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p m.; No. 16, tio.15 j. m.
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fa,35 p. m ; No i*>, i6.o» . , m
tor HAGERSTNlV 4. s •. 8. t«o°5* m,
for FKKDBRICH. »• »>, t». )■>» '».. i. fl ..os
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WEST SOUND
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For HEKKELFCV >PR1 N Jo, N > IS. f> !>*■ »-i
No. i, to ii p. >
For OHI'JAGO^a (Irafton No. 7. t< S7 P- ni.,
V, * *,l7 a.ru Via Pit»«bur«.
For CINCINNATI. LOUMVlU-E ao j ST. ..OUI8
No 3, #2-5oa n». No. 55. •* * >3a. «-s No. i.*b.it
d m via Par'.:«rsburg.
|\>r KtVnhK.PIEDMONT an 1 GRAF TON, Nc.j.
•a.50 a iu.- <*>. 55 »A-i No. 3 *3-«7 P. »-J
No !.•* ' p. m. aNo. *7,31 p. m
For WHEELING, No. ss 'iMSa. in.; No. 7,
CUMBERLAND VALLEJf
K. R. TIME TABLE.
In eltect Peb-7» *909
T Dally except Sunday
Winchester
Marti usburg
Hagerstown
Greeneaslle
Chambersbarg
Sblppeafcbarg
Carlisle
Mechanlcsbu rg
Ar. Harrisburg
Ajt. Philadelphia
“ New Yorir
A. M.
8 S
8 57
9 21
9 45
10 05
10 41
K 06
11 20
A .vi
2 40
5 3J
P. M.
P. M.
20.1
2 54
3 56
4 0*2
4 33
4 54
6 38
5 58
310
P. M.
10
P.M*
6 30
7 i9
8.02
820
8 51
9 10
9 54
10 15
10 3o
P. M
New Yor'c
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
M ec nanicsbu rg
Carlisle
riti ip pen ■•burg
Chain hers burg
Greenoastle
Hagerstown
Martlnsburg
Ar. Winchester
P. M.
7 55
11 40
A. M.
4oL
o
6 40
7 07
- 80
825
9 15
P M
» 50
11 30
P. M.
A. M.
12 10
4 25
A. M
7 55
8 15
8 37
y 17
9 35
969
10 22
11 10
1200
A. >4.
4 26
7 B6
7
A. .vl.
8 .>5
11 50
P. M.
3 35
3 49
4 06
4 12
o*l
5 28
5 48
0 31
7 21
P M
M C. KENNEDY, J H. TONGfc,
Vice Pres. & Geu’l 8upt.
«. A. Kiddie. Gftu. Pgss Agt
•Supt.
Texan.
Uand,ofjOpportuuities.
If you are tired of working the hilly
and siony farm* of Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, or if are tired of work
ing in themillsor coal ininesand vaut
tiie nicest and as fertile farm land as is
to be found in the entire United States
then we have the land you are looking
for. Or if you are in a position to in
vest money we can show you the best
and safest investment to be found any
where.
The Panhandle, or northwestern part
of Texas, where our lauds are located,
has as pleasant and healthy .climate
during the entire year as any part of
tiie United States, and also an abund
ance of rainfall during the crop-grow
ing season and plenty of absolutely
fresh water; the land lies very nice and
level, is not wet or swampy, and is ex
ceptionally fertile and will raise un
usually large crops of every kiud, in
fact you could make as much or more
than the cost of your farm in the first
year.
We are now selling this land for only
$16 to $30 per acre, according to dis
tance from railroads and towns. Uood
terms. Our excursions go to Texas,
twice each month; very low rates and
first-class accommodations.
Our Next Kxcursion Leaves Pittsburg
10 p. m. Feb. 15.
Send for our free illustrated bookie
giving full particulars of this land
Now is the time to investigate this
land, as thousands of Northern peo
ple here located there recently prices
are sure to more than doub.e in the
very near future. We will refund your
entireexpense of making the trip if we
have misrepresented tiie land.
We want you to go with us on our
next excursion.
Kurtz & Seehausen,
905 Commonwealth Bldg., 816J Fourth
avenue.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Agents Wanted
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property,
Having dec led to «l:ss lv ; partnership and dis
continue farming w.* wl «• 11 at public sale on the
Russier far.n i.vj Miiles'north *ast of Martinsburg on
Fri lay, February 12, 1903
beginniug at 1 j o'clo-k sharp the following person
al property to-w.t:
6 Head Horres and Colts
three leaders, one yearling colt, one f mily driver,
2 mares m loai.
h m>\h cows, 2 fat meets and the rest are thritty
young cattle ^
12 Shoats
Fartnlcg Implements
a-horse wagon and bed, Payton wigon, a buggies,
a Oliver harshare plows N » 40 goad as new; single
and double shov-1 pin vs spring too'.h harrow, Su
perior grain dri'.l, wesder, corn plaater
a sets yankee harness, 2 •■ets plow gears, check lines,
breast chaius, collars, bridles and halters, single
Lot Chickens and Ducks
aau many othorthinga too numsrons to mention
A credit of g months Will be given the purchaser
te give his note with approved security, with inter
est from date, payable at Tfte People* Trust Com
pany of Martinsburg, vV.Va , All sum under i o
cash. No proparty to be removed uaui tor ms have
been complied with. „ f notes are paid at maturity
uterest temitled
Of Valuable
15 Head Cattle
Harness
Terms
W. C. and D. C- tunic.
Dodd & Hoff a.n, Auct;*.
CAGTOrtlA.
Bears the _Kind Yet; l'" :8 Ain.T.’s Bought
Bears ths

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