Evening journal. [volume], November 15, 1907, Page THREE, Image 3

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Journal Want Ads
themselves.
The man who can’t sell gold
dollars at 90 cen;s, is the only
kind of a fellow that Journal
Want Ads won’t help.
At a very small cost they will
buy*
er. seller, or he who has a priv
ilege to let. then it’s up to you
to make the deal. Don’t doubt
their efficiency, try one.
FOR RENT—Fine le-iderict- centra! a
located Very rt-aso abie. Wfcitmori
B*'os., People Trutt Co. i’.ld*.
POP. SALK Flue 2-year-old Jersc-'
bull ..at bargain. Gray Silver. 21-r.f
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE—Cheai
R > runabout. First class condition
Inquire of C H McGinnis 10 29-tf
'LOS'’, STRAYED OR STOLEN-1
white female dog with brown »p.*t oi
ri;rht s;de, 14 inches high Liberal re
war! if returned to G03 W.King street
A; urtin^burg, W. Va._11-14-3
FOR RENT—Two office rooms. Ap
ply to H. J Little. 10-21-tf
OP Ul.N i room house, cornet
KalcigJi and Job •'! in good (on
ditior. formerly occupied by Miss Ei ■hl-.;
birger. \j ply T. P. l.icklider. 10-8t
:•*>!* lit. '■ >-*oom houie, :U4 East
Face street. J. W. Homrick, at store.
11 15 21
WANTED—Good, steady, industrious
' hoy to deliver groceries and help ir
store splendid chance for right coy,
Address “Grocer,” care Journal office,
LOST—Ladies plain gold band ring
Finder please return to W. L. Goff.
11-14-SI
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HEALTH
Frank J. Trammell,
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Representing Old
and Reliable
Companies Only
Office—146 S. Queen Street—
Over People* Jewelry Co.
Both Phone* in Office.
Wiacheater Phone in Reiidence.
THE ONLY MARKET REPORT
BUYING! PRICES.
Theb uying prices quoted today by
local grain dealers for cereals are as
follows:
Crain Market
Wheat, 90 @97
Corn, new, 50
Corn, old, 75
Oats per bu., 70
Rye, per bu., 70
Hay, bailed, per ton, $19
Lire Stock Market
The prices prevailing here today for
live stock are:
Beef, live wt, per lb., 3&I
Pork, per lb., 5@7
Veal, pr lb., 0 1 -t
Lamb, per lb., 5x5 1-2
Lard, old, lb., 10
Lard, new, lb., 10
Produce Market.
Local merchants today quote the
prices they are paying for country
produce as follows:
Lard, old, lb., 13
Lard, new, lb., li
Butter, 20 @22
Eggs, 27
Potatoes, new, per bu., 6'»
C lickens, live, 2..
Chickens, dressed, lb. 14
Apples, SO Ai. 63
Side meat, lb., 10x12
The Retail Market
Retail dealers today quote
as follows:
Potatoes, new, pk.,
Butter,
Eggs.
New lard, lb..
Grapes, basket,
Cauliflower, head,
Basins, lb.,
Pumpkins,
Tomatoes,
Chickens, spring,
Chickens, live, lb.
Chickens, dressed, lb.,
Oysters,
Oysters, select,
Shellbarks, qt„
Lima beanB, qt., dried,
Veal, lb.,
I.amb. per lb.v
Pork, per lb.,
New lard, lb.,
Sausage, per lb..
prices
18*2-'
22® 25
SO
r,
18 & 20
15&2<
12 1-2 & In
10 to 21
50 to 75
25 and
13* 1>
18
S'
10
12 :
12 1-2.15 17 « •'
121-2 to 21;
1
13 |
4. 17
Pudding, per lb.,
linn of mine, ton.
.ump coal, per ton,
Anthracite coal, ton,
12 1
$4.0'
$'
$7.2!
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores of Martlnsburg Readers Art
Learning the Duty of the Kidneys.
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills fol
toy;
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure them all.
Mrs. I. Brannan, living at I'lzd lee
street, Charleston, W. Va., says
"Doan’s Kidney Pills gave ma the first
real relief from kidney complaint that
I ever found. I consider your reme
dy the best of the kind I ha”e ever
used. Besides mj own cure I know of
various others in which the same sat
isfactory results have been obtained
I have repeatedly recommended Doan’e
Kidney Pills to my friends so the?
may oe cured if suffering in a slnnlni
way."
Plenty more proof like t'is from Mar
tins burg people. Call at ShepherdV
drug store and asa what customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
Vew York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
take no other.
STRETCHED THE CABLE,
Work on the Rig Bridge at Shepherds
town Has Been Commenced.
The big wire cable for use in build
ing the piers of the new railroaf.
bridge at Shepherdstown was success
fully stretched across the river yes
terday. It is over 1,000 feet in length
Several boats has been constructet
and launched upon the river, and tin
machinery for mixing the concrete
and delivering it where needed is in
place.
Health
Never Falls to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
to Its NATURAL COLOR
No matter how long it has been
gray or faded. Promotes a lux
uriant growth of healthy hair.
Stops its falling out, and positively
removes Dandruff. Keeps hair
soft and glossy. Is not a dye.
Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J.
Stc. and J1.W bottles, all druggists.
For sale by Manown & Barnes, Reg
istered Pharmacists, successors to C.
W. Tabler.
AGREED AT SHEPHERDS*
COUNCIL GETS MANY CONCES
SIONS FROM RAILROAD.
New and Handsome Passenger Sta
| tion Will Be Erected There By
Norfolk and Western.
The Shepherdstown council pass*:a
.11 nrci'U'.lx ■ allowing the Norfolk
| Western railway tha privileges it dr
1 sires In connection with iis ?->•*■»>' ■
meet.< lit Shepl'.r. ,i.-tOV!l, TllO iS MO
T.ise is one that was prepared by ih
railway attorneys aides sc-, eral con
ferences with the couitnlttee of Llic
council, except for one slight chM
and it will no doubt be accepir1 )>■ ic|
the railway compan\
The i dinance grant's tin railway
the privilege to construct its new !in«
! over certain streets, in return for.
these privileges the railroad company
; agrees to make and grade up the ap
proaches on the said streets and nllr
j and maintain them for a distance i:
’15 feet on eacli side of the track.
make anu maintain pavements and glit
ters as individual citizens are requir
, id to do; the railroad company as
sumes all liability for damages to
; citizens or property owners by rea
son of the construction and operation
of the railway.
The compauy agrees to maintain a
.vatchman at the Wahington treet
j crossing. It also agrees to take up
; the old trick that crosses German
street and permanently abandon that
part of the street and to repair and
regrade the old roadbed. The parts
of tlie old track north and outh of
German street are to bo used only as
i sidings or spurs for local purposes.
The company also agrees to pay into
the treasury of the town the sum of
$100 to cover the expenses of special
meetings, the publication of the ordi
nance and such other expenses as may
;be Incurred in connection with this
project.
The town gets nearly everything
that it wanted. It asked for two
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! Real Estate
i-*
FOR RENT- Fine residence cen
I trally located—very reasonable.
Big values in desirable
j town and country proper
! ties for quick buyers:
3 STORY brick building on south
aide of West King street. Price
$16,000.
6-ROOM house witn full size lot on
Virginia ave. Will be sold for
$2,200.
6-ROOM house, lot 42x185 feet, on
Eulalia street. Price $760.
Very cheap.
R -_RqOM house with full size lot on
® Raleigh street. A palatial home
price $2,800.
Q house on Pennsylvania
" avenue, lot 50x107 feet. Can be
bought for $1,800.
6-ROOM house on Cannery Boom,
lot 37x130 feet; very cheap at
$1,400.
8-ROOM house, lot 75x100 feet, on
east Race street. Will be sold
at $2,500.
-ROOM hniu#» nn RniitVi I
street all conveniences, 8t able
for 3 horses. Price $8,200.
6 ROOM house on Faulkner avenue
lot 25x150 feet. Price $1 200.
6- ROOM house end lot on Pennsyl
vania venue, to l*- sold in con
nectin' with a vacant lot cn
which hero la a stable. Price ;
$2,2o0. A good in 'estment.
LOT onEstt Penna. • vania avenue,
50x200 eet. Va n cheap at $250.
LOT on the Boom 40x150 feet, will
be sold ; t $2. J.
181,6-acre far u, good quality of
la»d. 40 acres in timber, conven
iently located and improved by
all the necessary buildings.
Price $4,000.
2- ACRE lot located 4 miles from
Martinsburg, plenty of fruit and
all the improvements necessary
for a comfortable home. Price
$1,800.
45 ACRES of best limestone land
4 1-2 miles from Martinsburg,
with improvements, including
1.500 assorted fruit trees. Price
$4,800.
234-ACRE farm lying 4 miles from ,
Cherry Run; 140 acres of timber,
2,800 young fruit trees, all nee- I
essary improvements for a good
home. Very cheap at $3,500.
30 1-2-ACRE farm 9 -miles from
Martinsburg; 100 apple trees,
best improvements; will be sold
for $1,900. 1
6-ROOM house with all conveni- '
cnees on Liberty St. .price $1,400
WHITMORE BROS.,
Peoples Trust Co. Building.
,
A FORM OF FOOD
ALREADY DIGESTED
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
is an absolutely pure distillation of malted grain; great care being used to
have every kernel thoroughly malted, thtis destroying the germ of the seed and j
producing a predigested liquid foofl in the form of a pale malt, which is the most 1
effective tonic stimulant and invigorator known to science; softened by warmth I
and moisture its palatability and freedom from injurious substances renders 1
it so that it can be retained by the most sensitive stomach.
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.,
Rochester. N. Y
watchmen, but compromised on one; it
gets the old track removed from Ger
man street; it gets a new station with
lin the corporate limits which will con
sequently be under town control and
'must have approaches approved by the
town.
THOUSANDS GOING HOME
.
MANY FOREIGNERS PASSED
THROUGH EERE THURSDAY.
All Had Rolls of Money and Beer
Was Plentiful—To Spend Winter
In Old Country.
A solid train load of Italians, Hun
garians and Slavs passed through Vhii
city Thursday over the Baltimore *:■
Ohio railroad for New York, when
they will embark for Europe. The
train, which was one of the largest
number of foreigners to pass through
this city, was run as sections of train
No. 2. Interviews with several ot
hem who snoke fairly good Enclis!
“licited the information that many o;
them were going home to spend th
winter months while some intended u
*.tay in Europe.
One stated that they had for tin
most part been working in the miner
in Uniontown and vicinity, while oth
ers have been working in the mills a
Pittsburg. The prospects of a hun
winter in Western Pennsylvania, with
slackening work, the train interpreter
stated, was the reason for their leav
ing.
The party were a jovial set and
teemed to be happy in the anticipa
;ion of their return to their native
ihores. They appeared to be plentiful
y supplied with money and drank
rumens6 quantities of “poovo” (beer)
vhich they set up to their friends In
m extravagant manner, a la United
Hates.
Another thing noticeable was that
ho Boup tureen hat and shoddy
slothes, worn by the newly landed
)
was laid aside for a good 115 sto
suit, with the latest style of rubhi
collar and flaring red tie, hy the r
turning pilgrims.
The conductor of the train estlnia
ed that nearly every passenger ha
from $500 to several thousand dollar
the result of a number of years i
toll In the Keystone slate. The rfti
road oilicials expect that several mor
trains will he run this month.
IS A MITE OF A MAN.
Jimmie Itesen Lacks inches, Hat
Clever and Bright.
Jimmie Hosen, the clever little 111
putian, who plays the part of Bustt
in "Buster Brown," and was here ri
eently, is 30 years of age, 36 iuehf
high and weighs 56 pounds. He wti
horn in St. Petersburg, Hussla, hi
has traveled all over the world an
speaks seven languages. In additlo
o being a perfect lillputian—not
Lvarf or midget—he is a clever, natu
al comedian, whose entire life spur
ilea with good humor and efferver
•ent wit. He was at one time Hie prln
ipal comedian at the Koyal Lllipu
ians, and later scored a big hit as ill
?acred cat, which animal lmpersona
tion he played to perfection.
Miss Sarah Lou Staubb, of Tnwoot
has returned home after visiting Hi
Misses Shaull, on Kast Martin stree
Miss Lucile Philips, employed at He
gerstown, visited friends in this cit
Thursday.
Madame Dean’s
frehch n„,n
FEMALE rlLLOi
A Safk, Certain RE
LIEF FOR SUUFUKKKEIJ
Mknstkuation. KEfER MOWN. TO FAIL.
Hufet Sure! .Speedy! Satisfaction Guar
anteed or Money Refunded. Sent pre
paid for *1.00 per box. Will send them
on trial, to be paid for when relieved.
Sum flies Free. Insist on getting the
genuine, accept no substitute. If your
druggist does not have them send your
orders to the
UNITED MEDICAL CO., Box 74, Lancaster, Pa.
Sold In Martinsburg by E. C. Shepherd
standing still, Jet me
know, I will call for
it, repair and return
it.
Win. Phone 73X
W. G. AUSTIN,
132 N. Queen Street.
1 CENTRAL S,
Sat., Nov. 16, "imSi
The Royal Event of the Season.
MILDRED & ROUCLERE
And Their Company of 18 Artiits
Presenting theSuperb glittering Imaging,
five Fantasy
‘THE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS IRIS'
MounUxl With All Special Scenery and Elec
trical v1 Tecta.
Specialties introduced between the get-, by
Williams and Meibourn, Flatow and Dima,
The Fitsgihbon Trio, Dick l>eggett, Hobart
Shelton and The Geisha Girl Trio.
PRICES— Matinee, 10, 25c
Evening, 26, 36 60 and 78
Seats on sale Friday 9 a. m.
Theatre.
CENTRAL ggg£.
ONE NIGHT
Monday, Nov. 18th
WILD & ARNOLD Pretest
The Thrilling Melodrama,
“IN A WOMAN’S
POWER”
Great Railroad Scene -
Clever Specialties
Prices—25, 35 and 50c J|
Seats on sale at Theatre Sat. 9 a,m
I) elightfu'.
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