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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
WHY scwE uoYs FAIL.

Some Of the very greatest failures
IN lie In America ln recent years
have been failures of men whose lives
ana careers are hl0youol abroad as
those of great. successful men. Their
sons are noted for thor worthless.
ness as deg ugratc sons Of worthy
s|rcs. nero illo sports and y0lup.
tu1r.os. wrcicbgl beings who some
times attain "a cheap AVID cnhomcrsl
uo'nrcty for some mouEcy,No folly
and DISSIPATION These young mon arc
untitled 90 mako q living Tor Thorn.
selves. and they are untitled 90 spend
tho money which their fathers piled
mp with Infinite pains aul labor8. In
these c0soH 10 is extremely doubtful
II the worthless sons are 10 DO
blamed; the fathers. the great sue.
ocsaiul men, are primarily az fault be.
cause. thcush they made money and
a name, thoy ala not give any time or
rnlns or thought 40 an TO the most i'm.
rortaut work In the world, which is
the rearing OF honorable and useful
men.
There Is no sanctuary Of virtue
, like home." and unhappy will be the
annals OF the land whore the beauty,
affection aud strength OF the home ara
sacrificed Tor any other interest
philadelphia Ledger.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
PRIVATE AUTO RACE TRACKS.

n trials OF speed between automo-
bllos are to be nold In the future. rs
undoubtedly they viii be. one radical
change should be made In the pro-
vision for thom. They should DO per.
mlttcd only on private track. II
mono OF the courses already dedicated
10 horse races can be utilized suit
ablo grounds should be secured else.
whore and carefully inclosed. Per.
hups Il might be deemed oXpcdlcnt
10 erect a Grand stand Tor spectators
and exact admIE ON fees. but that ~
a minor consideration Il cannot DO
recognized too soon that public sOntl.
mont win not and should not sanction
the continued use OF public highways
Tor tal7 purpose whom q grocI oXco1l.
ing the LEGAL limit Is intended New
York Tribune
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
MAKE HOME LESS ARTIFICIAL.

Not one but win Dee tho better FOR an
outing. yet tho one settled conviction
that seems growing co. tho American
people is that our homes are too artl.
ncial and c0nyeniion8l-t that they need
not be so far from nature az thcy are.
We Zee 70 the woods tor a part OF tho
time because We ATE naturally harha.
rians. Civilization that ls not an i'm.
proved barbarism is n burden and
VIII be got rid o. Our homes are too
complex. our cities too far from the
groves; our lives too far IRON sim.
pllclty. Half our social life is artful
and soulless. II naturally and easily
props into lntcmporauco and false.
hood. The part OF good citizenship
is 20 help toward a clolryisloncd and
clcarorhcartod home Who shall
dream the idcll2 Who shall dare 10
live the rcal?-Tho Independents
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
SOCIETY AND LIFE.

what we c7ll society Is very mar
row. nut mo B very broad Il In
clrioa "tho whole world o' Gods
cheerful. fn.hlr mon and women II
a. roi only me famous people nml tho
vol 'rosn1 people who nre worth
meeting. II iH every ono Who has
something tD communicate Tho
rrralrr ha1 rnmo'h'r0 40 sav - mo n
ro No 1Iiyp 1900 would hn1ralso me
traveller tho manufacturer me sol
t'rr. tho good workman Ono onle, Oh.
frryar. me ur nn'nI ch''H me stillml
housewife I lrgw un Ola Ga man wo.
m7n living IN a tenement Who said,
'My ho7rt "a n ltflo rHr1eD and God
Is planting flowers thoro"
90 Cut culr'yrr Fon i1rdn'--yos
hut not only that ono ah1Gd learn
also 10 enjoy the UolehhnrS garden.
however small; the ro7o7 srnrelIng
over the fcncc the scent OF lilacs
drifting across the road.
The ro'l simplicity IS not outward
hui Inward u consists ln sIrcleness
NJ aim. clcarncss OF vision. crectness
ot purpose, ononnoss of mird cheer
fulnces OF spirit sincerity OF lns,e and
Affection. gentle cnndor OF speech and
loyalty 10 tho hest that we know /
have seen Il In a hut have seen It
In palace. II Is the bright ornamcut
and badge ~ the best scholars In the
school OF llfe. Henry Van Dyke. In
uarpers Magazine
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
VALUE OF ROUTINE woHg

Routine Is a blessed thing when
something happens to reduce tho
moral driving powor which keeps Ms
goIng-the courage. purpose aud good
cheer that give life present Joy as
well as meaning. Il g. good In mo-
monts Of depression or WEAKNESS that
there ~ path marked ont ahead
each day which men follow because Il
Us there: that there 10 tmo which Gus.
tom has set Tor Thorn to roi mp, 10
cat. 10 work. 10 rest 20 ro7d, go TO
bod nrniu. They move along tho
grooves of h0blt and yet nl. the hone'
M az uc.r inheritance and the.r exc
rorlrnco. Tho general may Qrlt tho
nld Tor a time n he chooses; tho
army has ltg marching plan and
Knows what i8 expected OF it--Now
York Mail.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
PHYSICIANS AND THEIR FEES.

Following on a very important case
IN this state an Paris Is worked up
over a question that has been arous.
cd by a legal suit 10 determine not
only the actual but the relative worth
OF the services OF physician. As a
clattcr Of fact, physicians as a rule.
charge according TO the ability OF tho
patient to pay. and In many cases this
means nothing Life seems very Joy.
Gus 20 as an especially when Il s-oms
10 be fading from our s.gnt We may
be seeking a better land and believe
IN its approach but most OF MS are
willing 10 try this for awhile, Il
seems, on the whole. that beyond the
customary average OF the fees oharg.
cd boy physicians there ought TO be
some arrangement ln writing, so
that those who have not oryed
life may not SET up its claim which Is
based on shadoNy condiuons.-Fnila,
delphia Inquirer
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
THE coNsrANcY OF BIRDS.

Tho wcllInown reluctance OF birds
10 appear In public nc the moultlns
season lends a humorous eide TO he
situation. Individuals which In other
days are fearless and conndlnr. even
Inviting acquaintance. now ncampcr 10
cover gB u urged by Ecnao Of common
dccorum. A pair OF song sparrows e.
cauo from my observation as last al
tholr legs can carry thOm. with that
peculiar HidUWlHo trot on tholu. ns II
cor c.0us of possible arrest b. no
police n caught att.rod IN 20 aclnty
garments. respect these aparroEa
and toWhcpa by reason ~ their con-
jur1l foalty, not one of them having
appeared ln the divorce courts Of Cali
foruia ThDy mate for life. and re-
main constant through thick and thin
n yosturc. through the better and the
worse of tho years changes. So far
as know. neither leaves the other 20
look al,or household nnaiu alone.
Neither takes n pleasure trip 20 No
shore or tho mountains or back cut;
no. nor does either frequent tho social
clubs OF such grcgarlous birds ns tho
waxwlngs and the robins and the
mountain blucs-E Elizabeth Urlnnoll
IN Sunset Magazine,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
CARING FOR coNvAL5scuNrs.

In looking out Tor the healing OF
patients authorities have been too apt
10 spend money and use The most SC.
ontlfc appliances on the buildings
without consulting the needs OF con
yalosconts Modern medicine takes
into account not only the body but
also the soul and the lntimale eonnec-
ton between these Cheoriulncss Is
a part OF the treatment OF today and
recovery from ailments Is 70, assured
whom patients can leave helr cots.
Treatment OF couvolesecnts Is a part
Of the physicians scheme. Eis recog.
giloj That views from a willow OF a
hospital looking ON blank walls or on
diapIrtug surroundings affect recov'
cry. Hopetulnoss lg repre- "a; gloom
Is encouragod Brooklyn Ilglo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
NORTHWEST NOTES.


warned ucyor Go rotura
Bm" HarGcil rhat nnI Killed bis
wife. Maud and tton blow out hi1
brains 90 Moo.rutao. Wyo % is said
that jealousy was tho cause Of Tho
tragedy.
while playing with a small cll'bro
rno. John Tyler a Gyearoli boy ~
Hamilton. Mont, shot and fatally
wounded tho SyoiroId daughter Of
John Marvel
Az ono N the fcituros Of The lewis
and CLARK exposition. Il Is proposed
u hold rorIcs OF airshlp contests
similar 10 that which will tako place
Mt S. Louis.
A body Identified as that Of T.. W.
Nordborg. dr.t mate of the ship ST.
Francis. was found floating Ia Tacoma
harbor by sn oGiecr Of tho revenue
cutter Grant
Martin Kc1rh. an eccentric ohnrac
Ter. was found dead on a country road
nolr Buiio a slash from a knife
aoross the loft wrist foyorIng an mr..
tory. quito plainly showed Il was a
case Of suicide
Peter Faurc. n wealthy sheep own.
cr living near walln wll'a. became
dc1ronitul because hI9 wife. from
whom be- wns separated. refused 10
return 90 him. and committed suicide.
Faurc took poison.
Tho j. u. Sullivan saloon NJ Butte
was hold up By throo masked men and
tho proprietor Sullivan. and hroo pa.
irons. lined mp against tho wall and
robbed. Tho bandits secured about
800. together with some lcwolry.
Thirtyono Japauorc. members or
the nrst ro cryct. lot Seattle last
wook ON tho steamship Kanaglwa
Mam Tor Japan. In response 10 a SUM
mons from tho war department This
"a The nrat call on the reserves since
tho war began.
Jesse Armlingo. aged co. bpnng
Into Indian crook. near Virginia city,
Mont. TO favo hs wife, who ~ also
6O years Of age. and after a struggle
IN the waters 81 the swollen atroam,
he pulled the aged woman 10 shore.
only to nnd her dead
Posloa arc stlll ont In tho vicinity
81 Thormopnlia looking for the two
bandits who killed 1. o. MiddnuEh
cashier q the First National bank Of
Cod n an attempt 10 rob tho bank;
a. mo rcnort TINT the robcra have
been trarrcd Is denied.
ono Of tho largest mountain lions
ever seen In that section. waa Killed
near nonit, Mont, by @. w. ON and
H. L. Mullins Tho lion measured
nino foot from tlp to tlp Clll and Mul.
iins hnd on' Of the exciting export.
oncc7 m their lives 10 dlrpatchlng Tho
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

In tho battle of shaEho river. ono
Rua Ian c1rfa a'lno lose 2l3 officers
and 1850 mon
Tho estimates az tho war depart
mont for tho fiscal year ending June
20 1906. aggregate fl1lCsC.7S0.
Tho Philippine commission has
granted the right o. eminent domain
10 railroad companies holding char
tom.
a riot OF students In Milan resulted
In a fight with the police. 10 which
several students were severely DO.
luroi
a cnEc Ia a mlno At Nantlcokc. Pa,
containing ten miners. fell a distance
Of LOO foot. the bodies being horribly
mingled.
Nine lives wcso lost ag tho result ~
lhr collapse ofar. cryoir located near
the center Of Wln.ton.salom. $. C.,
while four persons were injured
Seven porron8 wore injured ln q
hcad.ou coll. Ion near BHatow. J. r.
Nilsundartl finding u orders caused q
freight aud work train TO collide.
George Rookie. CO years old. who at
one limo claimed Co Doc mIddlc.woIrht
champion rlell'at of tho world. 30
dead IN "a Newark, 80 DO hospital
Burglars entered tho bank at Beck.
or Minn. broke open the gafo with
lnitroTlycorIno secured $1,000 In cur.
rcncy md made their caoapc ON "a hand
car
a cotton compress company lu OK.
lahoml haB contracted 10 furnish 500.
600 worth OF cotton Co firm OF Iapa.
ncso Tor immediate shipment 10 Maya.
sak
Tho cml.cr8 Olympia. Cleveland
and Dos MuuG1. Of tho United satef
European squadron Rear Admiral
lowell commanding. have arrived a,
Gibraltar.
Tho state department received "a ca.
blcgram frcm Annoy China. announc.
ms tho do tmctIon OF tho American
consulate there, together with yalu.
able papers.
a hundred person. were drowned
by tho sinking Of the French steamer
Girondo. after having been In collision
with tho French steamer a. sohlfino
near Herbillon, Algeria.
Tho American oyangclluts. Lorry
ard AlcSanior opened q three months
revival In London. sunday. IN a build.
Ing that had boon specially erected
Tor the purpose. with n aaating capac.
ny OF 1900
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produce shipment from san Francisco
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l02 which Ga moro than ouc.hnlf OF
me total rhIrmcnu from there 10 all
ports in taat month
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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
Special Commissioners Sale

BY virtue OF the authority vested in
the undersigned as special commission
OF, by decree pronounced by the Cir
cult court of Berkeley county, w. Va,
on the 2Sth day of January, 1904. in a
certain Chancery cause therein pend
ing in which Emily Roach was plain
tiff and Thomas Zepp and Others were
defendants, will offer for sale at the
front door OF the Court House in Mar
tinsburg, w. Va. on saturday the End
day of April, 1904, at 2 o'clock p. m.
that certain real estate of which Julia
Anne Zepp dies seized and possessed,
being situated in Wilson's addition to
the town of Martinsburg and known
on plat of said town as Tot No. 2, ly-
ing east of North Queen street.
TERMS OF SALE
One half (1-2) of the purchase Toney
to be paid In cash and the residue in
two equal payments due in 8 and Is
months respectively from date of sale
TO be evidenced by the notes OF the puf-
chaser bearing interest from date. The
title to said real estate TO be retained
until the deferred payments are made.
]. M. WOODS.
j. V. Quinn, auctiBeer.
| certify that the above named spec
ial Commissioner has executed bond
with approved security as required by
the above mentioned decree.
l.. Dew. Gerhardt, Cie:k.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
Special Commissioners Sale

By virtue of the authority vested in
me as special commissioner by a decree
pronounced by tue Circuit Court for
Berkeley county, w. Va, on the Bro
day of February, 1904, in a Chancery
cause therein pending in which s w.
Walker was plaintiff and A. RI. Walk
er & others were defendants, will of
fer tor sale at public auction at the
front doc. of the Court house in Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, on Saturday the End
day of April, 1904, beginning at Z
o'clock p, M. tine following parcels of
real estate of which Mary E. Walker
died seized and possessed:
lst: That riece of real estate known
as lot No. on the Powell farm, con-
| tanning 81 acres more or less.
End; That piece of real estate known
as lot No. 10, containing 35 acres and
20 Sc. poles more or less.
3rd: That piece of real estate known
as lot No. IL, containing IL acres and
IA so. poles more or less
4th: The undivided moiety of a tract
OF 50 ceres on the eastern side of North
Mountain that was formerly assigned
to the said Mary f. Walker.
TFBMS OF SALE.
One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on day of sale and the
residue ia two equal annual payments
bearing intere t from day of sale, evil
denced by the notes of the purchaser.
The title to said resl estate to be retain
ed until the deferred payments are
made J. Al. Woods,
J. V. Quinn, auctioneer.
[ certify that the above named spec.
ial Commissioner has executed bond
with approved security as required by
the above mentioned decree.
L. Dew, Gerbardt, Clerk
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
Commissioners Notice.

A. c. Mad snbousch, Trustee,
VS.. In Chancery.
" lillian Clement Leonard,
c. H. Quenzel, j. II.
Miller, ct al
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE.
Martinsburg, W, Va. Feb. Is, 1901.
To all persons at interest in the above entitled cause,
By virtue of a decree cf the Circuit Court Of Ber-
kelley Couuty, ~ Va, entered in the above entitled
cause on the 23rd day of January 1924, the sane
was referred with inst uctops 10 ascertain and
report as follows
First: To state and settle the account Of the
plaintiff as trustee under tn deed Of trust set
up Ia the OIL,
Secon J: he debts aga'n.t t1e defendant william
Clement Leonard, properly proven ard thei'
amounts and pr 'rltteS il any
Also any other matters by me deemed pertinent or
which any Of the parties in interest may require
to state. You will therefore take notice that have
fixed upon
Saturday, 18th day of March, 1904,
at 10 O'Clock a. m as the time when, ard my office
in Martnsburg w a, as the place where, shall
proceed to execute tn SAID order Of reference. and il
from any cause tie same shall not le completed on
that day it will be continued from tine 10 time, at
the same place until completed.
Given under my hand this 3th day Of Fehsuaryi
1904. ....
P x. HARRISON,
Commissioner in hanceB OF the CT cult court Of
Berkeley Co W Va.
FIa-It
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At rules held in the Clerks office OF the Cir
cult Court of ley county, the 9TH day OF
March, ,y0I.
George w. Crawford, adm of the estate of
Amanda Crawford, deceased, plaintiff,
VS.
Lizzie Englehart and Edward Engleharl
her husband, defendants.
The object OF the above suit is TO have the
said court enter decree having the effect OF
Judgment in rem against Lizzie Euglehart
for the sum OF $500 with interest from March
1902 and the costs of this suit, to enforce
plaintiffs order of attachment against said
defendant, Lizzie Englehart, by sale of her
interest in the real ate set up in the bill, and
TO dispose Of the remainder, il any, as pro-
vided by law. And II appearing on affidavit
filed in this suit, that the said defendants
Lizzie Englehart and Edward Englehart are
non-residents of this State, they are hereby
required to appear at the said clerks office,
within one month from the 18th day of March,
1901 1.-THE date of the first publication hereby
and do what is necessary to protect their in
terests in this matter.
L. DEW GERHARDT. Clerk
w. b. Lindsay, Attorney for Plaintiff
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
Notice to Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens; by judgment, or 9th
rwise on the Zeal Fstase, or any part thereof, Of
Games f. Robertson. deceased.
In pursuance of dacree of the Ciocuit Court of
Berkeley Comfy, w Va, ma in cause therein
pending &c subecI the Real Estate of The said James
K. Robertson, decd the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon you hereby required present all claims
held by you aud each of you, against the said lames
X. kobert,ea, which liens his Real Estate, OF
any part OF it, for adjudication to at my office in
he city of Martinsburg, before the Ist day Of
Aorll, t}o4.
Given oder my hand this 18th day Of Feb, I9o4.
P. H. HARRISON.
feb 10, 4 Ct Commissioners,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
Notice to Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens. By judgmenr, or 9th,
erwiss the X cal Estate, Of any part thereof o.
George ID. Davis, decd
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Bee-
ley County w ,Va.made cause therein pending TO
subject the Real. Estate OF the said Geo l.. Davis,
decd to the s. tfsiaction the eins thereon you
hereby required present all aims held by you,
and each If you, against the said Geo, ID. Davis,
which are ms on his cal Estate, any part OF II,
for adjudication, to nre at my ohice IN Martins
burg Va on er before the Ist day Of April, 1905.
Given under my nand this 18th day ST February,
1924.
P. r. HARRISON.
st Commissioner.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
Public Sale
OF Valuable
Personal Property.

Intending to move out of the state'l
will sell at public sale at my residence
at Hainesville miles north OF Mar
tinsburg / mile west of Bedington Oh
the Martinsburg Ind Williamspor'
turn pike
ION TUESDAY MARCH 20 1901
ut 10 o'clock a. N. the following ar
ticles to wit:
2 Head of Jersey Cows
No. milch cows just fresh.
7 Head of Fine Hogs
will weigh about I25lbs each.
IS Buff Plymouth Rock Chicken
Farming Implements
single shovel pillow, 2 double shovel
plows, 3 corner harrsw, single trees
oxen rings, set harness, forks, 2
shoye]s, 2 mattocks, pick, 2 axes, 2
hoes, rake, l., grain cradle, l good
grindstone, sausage suffer, 2 meat
Il
digging irons maui and wedges'l straw
knife, ! large chest, 1-3 bbl. vinegar, 2
X cut saws, Bucksaw, 2 pr. steelyards
grain sacks, a lot of baraels, boxes,
good bicycle, | compressed air sprayer
door and window screens, single and
double barrel breach loading gun, sim
gle and double mussel loading gun, a
lot of carpenter teols ETC., boring ma
chimes, 8 bits each l hand
saw | foot adj brace and bites, 5 pinch
bars, chisels mallets planes, post hold
er, 4 cart hooks, ten foot poles, 4
trussels about 700 IT. rope size run from
SIS to 1-2 block and falls, l light and
One heavy set, one timber buck, Dol
lie and rollers, ! cross cut tenop saw, a
lot of augers from | in to 2 IL in. in
size and lot of other tools too numer-
Gus to mention.
Household q Kitchen Furniture.
One No Grand Susquehanna cook
stove, good as bew and untensils, one
coal stove nara OF SOU coal burner, one
oil stove two burner 16- f. Extension
table l walnut falling Leaf table. 2
square tables, Davis sewing machine
good as new, | desk, safe, 8 bureaus,
2 wash stands and stands, A bedsteads
ana mattresses, lounge, l cradle, 2
set cane seat, / reclining chain 100 pc
dinner set aid lot of other d shes and
glass ware crockery ware 25 gal. jugs
l..2gai, 3-2 gal 4 doz glass cans lot 1-2
gal tubs, buckets, | iron kettle and
stand 2 Gle ks, 8 lamps, 2 brass kettles
TERMS.
A credit of six months will be
given on all sums of ten dollars and up
wards, purchaser to give notes with
approval security, negotiable and pay
able at the Old Natl na
Bank of Martinsburg with interest
from date If paid at maturity, interest
RENTED, under ten dollars cash. No
property to be removed until settled
for.
Chas. A. W. Leblanc
Auet J. Y. Quinn
Clerk r. ID. Pearrell.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-11
Notice to Creditors

To the creditors OF James r Robertson
In pursuance oil a decree of the Circuit Court
of Berkeley County, w Va to subject the Real
Estate Of the said James r. Roberts IN, to the
payment of his debts, you are required to
preaent your claims against the estate OF the
p h farriSon Commissioned, al his office in
said equity, on or before the LIST day Of April.
1901
Witness L. Dew. G srhardt, Clerk of the
said Court this 18th day of February, 1901
ct l. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk