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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-17
Public Sale
of Valuable
Personal Property.

The under signed intending 10 move to Martins
burg, will offer for sqe a, his home ia miles West
OF Failing y aters Station. he road leading fro n
the Mariinsharg and Potomac turnpike to Dam No.
S, on
Monday, March 6, 1905,
commencing At 10 o'clock a. m. the following PER-
soma property, ts-wiis
4 Head Horses aud Colts,
Maud, good family maze and surs breeder viii be
years old in May; Fred a stylish young horse and
hee sseppcr win be years Old in June, Jean,
part Peteheron mare colt viii s~ years old the ast
Of MAY
4 Head Jersey Cattle
tw OF which excellent. reh mixers and will soon
be frssh the third is s.year Old href and will be
treshin Mayi has evefy MARI for a good COW aud
comes from excellent stock beth sides. Tue AZ We
cattle arc registered. No il Jersey steer year
old.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-17
9 Head of Cattle.
head Of mich cows. will be fresh by day Of sac .
have calves NOW; na'nam eall coming years old
IS Head of Hogs.
Farming Implements.

fat hogs will weigh from $50 . IS, pounds the te
maineer ,hi(tv .hoats
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-17
Lot of Hay and Fodder,

Lot of Hay and Fodder,
and many other articles not ment oned
Terms.
a credit of moths will be given on all
sums Of $1,000 and UPWARDS, purchaser to give
note with approved security negotiable and
payable at the Citizens national Bank of Mar
unshurg, with interest from date, but IL paid
~ maturity interest remtted. Under $40 cash
NO property TO be rem we'd until terms are
compiled with.
j. T. Il JAS. II. RIPPLE.
j Quinn, Auctioneer
Jas, H. Ward. Clerk
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-17
Wednesday, March lst, 1905.
9 Head Horses and Mules

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following va
liable property TO wit.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-17
BP
Public Sale
of Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY

fntensFag 70, discontinue fsrfni1g bv reas-
on OF the Sae of the farm, ! will sell all my
stock i.tftu TX implements without re-
serve % my bofre N lies Southwest Of Hell
.esviiie, iaiieg &orthws st OF MArtineburg, ON
The noTn- farm Of w ~. Richard, decd. on
Tuesday. February %. 1904,
commencing at o o'clock a. tn., the followiI <
De s0usl property, sowi:
7 Head Horses and Colts
all sound and clear OF slemlshes, 9 OF them
barsnear letfefs, balance we'll broken 10 work
Y Head Cattle
otthfm rniics cows. 3 Will. be fresh hy tie
middieo March, young "a ham bulls, bal
Ance thrifty young cattie.
p Head of Young Ewes
All will larob by dry n sale. fine buck
Is Head Of Hogs
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29
kaIIetsYiEle.

Tbe Rostoo 1dsol nr.r3o,io cor,.
u,,,,, .,,,,aoso,, =, IA .o,,a,a -.
s,t,,rdst Nm, l. rrosai,,;,,a. sTt,s
q Vbon @iaros 800 ,,.oa IL,
INA evsyybod, i b;0nI,, ,lassod
pr. q. ~ Fuller, VINO fer the
iofs,;llo 1894 MI ,,ooi, w;t
Heo tb;s oonnt. nrara I'M
nroc,io. III nrofsssioo w ooa
ogsfnlats ,i,e within noo,,t,
errieo lbe ssroiaas If ~ nroGo;sn,
Doctor
NJ and AL ~ z.n,,. ,.,u.
Rsllingag R,raels co,,nfr sSan.s,
vesl, gjtb tba intention Il loootias
there.
Rfa,r;ad u ~ horaa oe ~
hride,s rarants MI MA MI cbas
Rotbor ws,lnseaac = ,ba nas,
wsel, Niisa Barbsra Rothero.a "A,
1eoree Prilon Rom X. ronna
people ara highly respected citizens
Of near here and we wish them a
long and happy journey in their
matrimonial state.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29
BOHEMIAN THEATRE.

The performance given BY the
YIaatimil Dramatic Club at the OPP
era house last Sunday night was
pronounced decided success by
those who witnessed is.and under-
stood TIE language The Gazette
reporter witnessed the play Of
Herkules" and it was well rem
dered SO fer as We could tell. Mr..
j A. Kunetka as Ramus spoke his
lines distinctly and acted we'll.
Measrs. K. schvab and Jind Parma
also had leading parts and acted
we'll, Mr.. Parma's make up was
very good. Our young friend,
Frank Havel, although his first
appearance, did @ell and was as
much at.ease as any Of tile older
performers Miss Emile Ritz as
Beta gave neat and clever per-
iofmanee, and NJ Joe Fallisell and
Miss Janeclzoya gave valuable as-
in tbe portrayal Of their
several characters.
There was good audience pres
enl; the music was excellent and
There was a dance after the perform,
Ance
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

The Houston Postaays that Nep.
otism is the curse of our present
state government, and in this in
stance the Post is eminently corr
rect,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

The ginner's report places the
cotton crop of the South for 1906
at 9, 459, 79S bales, and as conse-
quence cotton took sharp upward
turn.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

State health officer Tabor has
called oh all the Texas guarantees
and travel to New Orleans is now
unimpeded
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

The United States has not been
asked to join in the Powers naval
demonstration against Turkey II
will be hard lines on Roosevelt if
be is not to be permitted 10 butt.in.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29
Clothing

G1ULlIhIHR
Mems Blue Kerasy Ovorcoat, regular $3.50 kind
ut $500 MEMS blue Keraey oyercoat cheap at
$500, now $3.50. A special blue black over.
coat cheap at $3.50, our price $1,000 Fancy
gray mixed overcoat with belt for young men at
$1100.
Custom Made Suits
We give you fit as good as any made to order
or tailor made suits, The only difference you
will find is the price. We can save you from
80 90 to $500 on every suit.
Shoes
In shoes We carry complete line in spite of the
advance in shoes, and all leather goods. We
still ask nc sdvauce in price, excepting few
numbers. Now is the time to buy your winter
supply Of shoes, before general advance takes
place,
Groceries
We are utill selling the best -four, Golden Gate,
at IS 90 Dbl We can do this because we
bought car loads while flour was down, and
we give you the benefit Of our lucky purchase
is lbsibe grsnulated sugar for ........ 81 90
lbs best coffee (green) ...s............$1.O 100
Just received, another carload Of buggies and
anr4eyy which We All cap selling aI very Low
pixies
sas tlse the saa
Ieiaise a|llf
NnQ aHe anA VA 3N4
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

A nea- comet has been sighted
from the city Of Mexico. 1t is plain
" visible through small telescope
andis flying swiftly towards the
sun. Now look out for a collision.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

The Gazette was crowded TO the
guards last week with advertising
and several important communica-
tions and news items were crowded
ont Send 10 your ccmmunica-
tl6na MS va ~ ard aet Iet THE
occur gaiIi
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

Iyeaneaday. NoyemNor =, 1905
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

Standard brand calicos $50 M M Bel
Bookiold percale M r, 8, and 1Ool
Just received case Of gnghams 5000 yards d.
rect from the mill. 10 short length from 10 to 2OI
yd pieces, 81 good patterns, regular 81 and 10c
quality which We are offering at SIC I'd by the
piece.
Cotton plaid round thread a special price 25
yds for $500 Two other grades extra quality
at and 70 va
Shifting, extra heavy good patterns, regular loo
quality AZ 9c.
Blue twill ahirtingat .. 10 and 129cI
Donlestics
Good IS ID Brown Domestic now worth 7c our
price M M sci
Extra quality Brown Domestic worth 1-3c our
price 49, ~ M ....7cI
Very heavy regular Loo Brown Domestic now
at M ia. Sand Sci
Our bleaohed pomesticB are also extra good
values at ~. 7, 8 and Sci
Ladies Black Underskirts.
! Best black underakirts ever shown anywhere
! for $1,00.
{ Better one with aheered rufle vel made $1,25
\ Still better number, with hemstitched ruflle
Y $3.50 and 81 ~ These are extra good values
d and sell at sight
3 Dress Sizifts
r Black an wool sss kills e fo eocf
+ nlahaf b'aa Mill oxa qe3
! "a alll bssl oae naaS Vilb pIst'
4 400
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-29

SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
The News Of the State

ganization will he formed and rfficers
elected
The charter will remain open for two
months. and the membership promises 10
be large. as already 50 have signihed
their intention OF joining
Ralph Bradbury and Miss Ann smith
were married last evening by Rev J. j.
Woolley The groom resides In Bristol
John T.. Herrings house. 40 East ave-
nue. Was broken into yesterday and thre'
silver watches stolen.
Monday night, while AT work in the
works OF the Glenlyon Dye Works James
Bsirne got his arm caught in belt
with the result that ne received many
bruises about the arm. body and neck.
That he was not drawn. over the shaft
ing. was a most fortunate thing as n0th-
Ing could have saved him from losing an
arm or possibly being killed. lie 1as
taken % the office OF Dr. Gardner, I'm this
city. where his injuries were dressed. Or.
Gardner also attended the injuries OF Jo-
seph Levesque. who was injured at the
So aylesyille bleacheries
The annual meeting OF the Park Place
Congregational church was held last
evening In the vestry OF the church and
was largely attended. After the business
session there was a social period. and
refreshments were served. The meeting
was opened with prayer by the pastor.
Rev J. j. Woolley. who presided. The
minutes were read by the clerk. Miss
Alice Cook. and the report OF Treasurer
Roland G. Thscher was received and or
dered fled Deacon Frank o. Bishop was
elected superintendent OF tho Sabbath
school
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
AT rHe PARSONAGE

WIFE and I had serious time ~ a
Will. we were coffee drinkers
She had gastritiS hesda ches helchine
and would have periods ~ sickness while
secured daily hesdach that became
chronic
We naturally sought relief II, drugs
and without avail. for II is now plain
enough that no drug VIII euro tho dis
cases another drug coffee sets M partir-
uary long a. the drug which causes
tho trouble is continued.
Finally We thought wp would try lcaV-
ing on coffee and using Postum. no.
ticed that my headaches disappeared like
magic and my old "trembly" nervousness
left one dav wife said DO YOU know
my gastritis has gomez
"One can hardly realize what Postum
has done FOR ".
"'rhrl We began to talk to others.
wife, IA ther and mother were both coffee
drinkers and sufferers Their headaches
left entirely shnit time after they
changed tnr old coffee for Postum I
began Zoo enquire among my parishiouers
aud found 80 my establishment that num-
t,f. ,f them use Postum in place " cof-
S.e Many ~ the ministers who have
visited our rars'asge have hernro on
tLusiasti~ champions ~ Postum. Namo
given bv Postum co. Batt'o creek. Mich
There's reston.
Resd the little hook The Road iu
WeU-fu. iu e-rh rtE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
BANKERS
SMILE AT
THE SENIOR

The latest In the form OF confidence
game, that promises tho uuearthing OF
fabulaus treasure has just been re-
ceived by a well known banking firm
OF this city from salustio Degollsds. a
self-styled broker of Barcelona Spain. He
commences his letter by telling his CORE
Spondeuts that. having heard OF their
great ability and high standing iu the
financial world. he has determined to
place them i'm the way OF making all sorts
OF money.
senior Degollsdas treasure is in Mexico.
it's secret came 10 him from his father
in-law and the total amount OF the buried
wealth is some 100000. The senior has
himself been over tho ground and knows
exactly where TO dig but he needs some
capital before he can take possession OF
the riches What he proposes is that
the enterprising Americans raise Noo,0p
and form 4 stock company.
When the treasure l. secured. onc-lfth
of IL il to be devoted 90 the Worship of
TWO saints I'm accordance with the pro-
visions OF the original document telling OF
its wherea bouts The senior Is then 70
take half OF the remainder and the Amer
leans can have the other half, amounting
10 something over &2,oooc0o.
The document then goes on 10 state the
senors terms regarding the formation o.
the company. division ~ the proceeds oi
The treasure trovs provision Tor th'
saints and other details In case th'
Americans are afraid of dying rich iheA
are requested 10 turn over the letter 10
some friend. who is assured of the utmost
consideration.
senor Degollada concludes his letter
with A long list of references, any ni
whom he says would testify as 10 his in
tegrity.
The senior further says that business
will make IL necessary for him To he away
from his office for q short time. ana oi
that account requests that replies TO hi'
communication he sent 20 u LOUIS
Cruels who is also a resident or Bar
Cclora.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
PkWTUCKET.

1ous Sylvester has been reserved by
tho Baltimore baseball management
Peter j. Trumper than who no man
has been better known 90 The business
interests of the city FOR tho past Is years
has severed his connection with Tho
Times Mr. Trunplcr has tho best wishes
of host Of r-1cuds for his continued
prosperity.
Miss Agnes Cowley has resigned as u
substitute teacher I'm the local schools to
accept position at Bayonne y j.
The women ~ South Woodlawu held %
second meeting last night Co form La
dies Auxiliary to the SoIth Wotsllawn
Improvement association ut The residence
Of Dr George B McGraW Mrs. Henry
W Uoneyuau presided st the m,sting
and Miss Euma Rauov acted as chair
man. \ committee. consisting uf Mr.
Chacc. Ms Armstrong Mr. Williams.
Mise jeanette Tsirofofhor and Mrs.
George V NrGrsv. was appointed to
prepare 70 constitution and hv-lavs The
rnu1wiftsr vlil urs7 7eu' report AZ ths
meeting ~ te held iu the parish house ~
'hs church ~ fhs Advent on Thursds 81
sNerfrr r-t e. -Nsr permanent or-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

As I was leaving the Green room. !
met George W Day. ! know Edmund
Day. Georges brother quite well. so |
presumed 90 make IL family acquaint-
ance And right glad ! was thai did
too. for Mr.. Day Is as entertaining OF the
stage as he is upon Il. lIc is one OF tho
few blackface monologuists who writes
his own material and who makes annual
appearances with entirely brand now ma
terial. lie has an infectious humour and
funny stories just bubble out OF him, so
that for q half-hour ne kept me chuck
ling. While he sat there talking 10 me
OF his Big fat clever brother and his
charming little wife and baby hc was
idly sketching upon the canvas of a piece
OF nearby scenery. When ] rose 10 go
glanced at his absent minded effort and
saw that II was p laughable caricature Of
his brother ] begged him to make me
another upon paper. and he promised n
the Muse would assert itself during the
week George Day is as clever A pen and
ink artist as there Is today and his con
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
NOTES FROM S1AGELAND.

The apotheoss OF the empire gown will
be revealed 10 eyes feminine during the
forthcoming engagement at tho rroyi-
denrc opera House of the new comedy
Tho Heir 10 tho Hoorah' There are
four empire gowns employed in The illus
tratlou of Paul Armstrong comedy. two
OF them being worn by Miss Louise nut-
ter 7pd tVo b, Jane Peytou. Miss Rutter
being a sweet young hing both IN pro
prla persona snd iu the character or
Madge casey. has her empire gowns made
- bite and pale blue Jane reyton being
entrusted With tho adequate imporsona
zion NJ a breeIy western widow. wssrs
ono empire gown % rose six and another
of lavender or course there are lot
~ other millinery surprises IN The Heir
~ he Hoorah "a modern comedy couldn' Z
get alonE without fnrhelows and chiffon
any more than could 4 musical eNtrsya-
Ranza Rut The four empire gowns in Ques
tiou arc he ores that made Nev York slt
M and take notice. which is not ~ all
strange considering that thov we're nuilt'
after designs hy and under the supervision
of tho gifted Mrs osborne Little Miss
Ruttor who creates tho role pf Nadga
Casey D. portrayed iu % white ON
pirc gown which adequately deplrts
the Young. u-back from -Wcllesie iey. and
glad-of-iI atmosphere of that character
For Ituo Miss Ruttcr herself ~ mas no
said that given opportunity she viii spend
more and happier hours of each day iu q
golf skirt and shirt waist than she will
In her gorgeous empire gowns
-
kequcs = for sh plays were received
last week at the Imperial theatre This
week th,re viii nc placed on the voting
t.t f.t tl.. Yt..t.... .f 4...,fY.tuftsr tho
preference of Imperial patrons. The
I Shauerauu "Thc Colleen BdWu" and
Miles Aroon. Mr Couttleigh success
/ lu "Afph ma Pogue undoubtedly will
\ b. repeated in any one ~ these standard
/ /, .sh drama.
blanche Winters. the eight scar Old
r posiou gifl who Nas a. The Imperial IN
The Banker DaIEh's-. ie arpssrirs
I this vesk as Little Gtuffrey In rhs Hsr.
vest ~ sin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

is mentioned Nevertheless In spite OF
this widespread reputation for versatility.
| was somewhat astoniShcd TO hear him
voice an intention to do some NCnirilo-
quism I'm his act. and ! looked at him
carefully 10 500 IL ne WAS really serious
His face retained its serious expression.
go ] said. "Is there anything else you
can DO? Why not do little iugglcry?'
II won 4 il they gave mo time enough.
for ] can irgglc fairly well. also
might 40 q few hand springs and some
acrobaticS bu' 50 isn't comfortable 10 do
stunts of 'hat kind in dress clothes. All
this was said without a change Of eN-
preston and he thcn added. With smile.
~ oven think { could do a bareback act,
without tho aid of net.
The I knew no didn't mean. hut he Tas
serious about tho hapdsprings and tho
iurgler, "You see he went ou. ~ ve
had experience on every limo ~ tho
theatrical business I've done everything
I've suuE I'M German French md Italian.
grand opera ana ught opera. and tho
musical comedy ~ The prerert day. 80
plavad Tho meaneEf old 'rillair' rolas and
I've playcd the yory likshls ones. and IN
vaudeville ] 10 don" about aO these pu'
together
"you expect 70 remain IN vaudeville
auito some time
"Vho knows" he said with shrug
~ his shoulders I've contracts for
something Ike ~ weeks waiting 80 be
siguof also have zrand opera offer.
am offcr to go to london FOR q production.
and one To- play n a New York produc-
ton soon 10 bc put on. which ever looks
IN mo tho bc-t Ill take However. ]
have a great UklnE for vaudeville. II was
I'm vaudeville several years ago. that
made my nrs hit nnl I have great
deal Of genuine respect f0r the man who
has maac vaudeville what ~ Is today
II mac ucns me Co hear many actors from
the so-called Legitimate field say. after
Il few week iu vaudeville. during which
time. more than likely in many Instances
they have not made good and "" say In
the theatrical yeIuIcular. that they left
u because their environment was not
"a happy one pIrir' Say J. The late
AugustIn Daly once said TO me. relative
to the vaudeville question FOR legitimate
actors. Niy boy. nothing that YOU do wei
can ever hurt you. les only th" fail.
ures not the platform. which makes one
lose dignity Personally ! like ydudc'
Vile ium"neclN
So saving h, rose. shook ont \ fcv
vrirRisa that hs' gsthsred and prepared
+ io e. uu to do uiv act. Dc may hf men
: iioned Iu p4feInE is hv FAR Tho mot'
| sntorfairfrE n1onoloEue the vaudeville
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
RIVERSIDE,
t.urnnt on Bullocks FONT avenue ana
they will receive prompt attention and
publicAtlon.

Tho executive committee OF the I'M
movement society met at the residence
of William "A Mason on Harris street
last evening and talked over matters
pertaining TO the proposed double track
ing OF Bullocks Point avenue, The gem
eral feeling is that when the question
comes M for action again that IL Will
mass as most Of the property owners ARE
OF the opinion that II will he the best
move that they can make for the benc-
III Of all. and they have also learned that
town officials can accomplish the work
for the amount asked for at the last
meeting held for this purpose, and now
that the Rhode Island company has con-
sertcd to stand by the agreement made
nv thcm nj that tirie. those I'm charge OF
this ruch-nceded Improvement are quite
confident that cheap politics have b" N
eliminated and tho project will bo acted
upon its merits.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Thomas J..
FraNley and her son of Manton called
AZ n house on RiNrr street where she
learned that hor husband had been spend
ina his time and perhaps Eoodly por-
ton of abont 5000 The man and woman
of tho house told Mrs. Fravley that her
husband was not there. but later the un-
fortunate woman learned her HUSBAND
had heen in tho house.
The inmates Of the house have been
ordered hy Sergeant Rickford - pick ~
their belongings ard get out. This or
der ras issued 2 number ~ DAYS ago. IN
fact before Frawl.y PIT In his appear
suoe for according 20 tho police. Frav-
10, {, not the 1rst ~ his stamp to- max,
a call Al this place.
Tbe veddins % Miss Ssde v White.
daughter ~ W r. Ramsey ~ BOSTON,
who was formerly the local agent of thr
Consolidated road. 20 he held In 81 Mark >
church late this afternoon promises 10
loo ono " the most prominent social func-
ticnS held here for many wears. Tho
church f. holng handsomely decorated
with cut flowers and plants.
This morning portion or tho town
council was taken over some ~ th" princi-
pal streets Of this village by Highway
Commissioner Medbury IN his automobile.
The officials called at the police station
and they came 60 the conclusion that q
new boiler, FOR heating purposes was
rccdcd and that a general painting and
calsOmIrug would not 80 odt W pmce.
The completion OF the front % the Win
chester block on Bullocks Point avenue j.
being held up on account of waiting for
the glass front. Thi. was due nearly two
weeks ago.
Mossers Eugene Riley aud William
Shackfrrd. who have been spending "a
feN week, at Tho mountains. but returned
home
Charles rsyior. su inmate ~ the Sol
disrs' home g. spsuIug Few dsys with
relatives in this place.
Mr 4 " Warrcr ard vfs Who vert
Ca ~eu York fsw dsys agp have Te-
turrsd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

little wooden figures we're making the au-
dence laugh heartily.
II was In the Green Room az Kciths.
whore the writer caught Edwin stevens
the tall, drol comedian. just before his
turn" In reposc Mr.. stevens face has
melancholy aspect. but lurking behind
that penetrating, thoughtful grey eye is
twnhte ready to appear Al the given
signal from his sense OF humOr I'm New
York. at the Lambs club. that celebrated
club where actors minglc mirth and good
fellowship after their days and nights at
the theatre. Mr. Stevens is one OF their
recognized leaders. his quiet humour and
quick wit making him a capital COM
panion and ne is ever foremost I'm their
frequent little entertainments on Mem
bers' nights for the reason that. though
ne may appear every week he will each
time offer something entirely new The
most versatile actor upon the American
stage" is the comment OF manager. actor.
press and public when Mr.. stevens name