davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-17
DENVER MARKETS

Cattle. XF.
Comparative Receipts
Month to March 10th. .......... 4.44O
Same period last year. 1,526
Increase. ................ ISIS
Year to date .................3 34,5l3
Same period last year r......... .26.42l
The following quotations represent
the range Of prices paid on this mar
ket:
Beef steers, cornfed. good
to choice .......-.... $4--oQ i.'s
Beef steers, cornfed, COM
mon to medium ........ 3.1504.25
Beef steers, hayfed, good to
cnOlce. o.ioW 1'So
Beef steers, hayted, common
to medium ......... 325@3.5O
Cows and heifers, cornfed,
good to choice .......... 3.2543.75
Cows and heifers, cornfed
common to medium .... 2.5O43.25
Cows and heifers, hayfed,
good TO choice ....... 3.OO43.5O
Cows and heifers, hayfed,
common to medium 49,. 2.95Qs.0o
Gamers, 125@2.O0
Calves, veal, good to choice 4.15Q5.5O
Calves, veal, fair to good. 3.5OQ4.75
Bulls, stays, etc. .......... 1.5O93.OO
Feeders. F. P. R., good to
choice. ................ S.ioV4.Io
Feeders. F. p. r., common
to medium .............. S.UUV $40
Stockers, F. P. R., good to
cholce. .............. o.ooQo.o
Stockers, F. P. R., common
to medium. .......... s.oo@s.sp
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-17
Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin butter ............. so
Creameries, extra Colo.... $40 81
Creameries, eastern ...... 31@ "a
Creameries, tirsts, Colo.
and eastern. ........ so
Process and renovated
goods, lb. ............ Is
Roll or print, wrapped, ta-
Bile grade. ........... 23
Roll or print. other grades 1870 20
Packing stock, fancy ..... %
Packing stock, other grades 800 10
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-17
Hogs.
Sheep.

Comparative Receipts
Month to March 10th. ........... 2,2G3
Same period last year ......... 2,795
Decrease. .................. 532
Year to date .S0,717
Same period last year. 29,657
Increase. ,0G0
The following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market for fat
sneep:
Wethers, muttons .s4.75@5.25
Yearlings. ............. 5.25@5.75
Ewes, muttons ...... 4.5O@5.00
Lambs. .............. G.25@7.O0
Feeder wethers, f. P. R.. 4.50m5.00
Feeder lambs, F. P. R.. G.0OQG.35
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-17
WlSDoM'S WHISPERS,

A man of words seldom is man Of
mind
Many men do commendable acts
from purely vainglorious motives.
Women with extreme whimS rarely
exert much in the way of influence.
The man of generous impulses is
apt to fall into unfortunate extremes
To most men there come times
when the charm of living lies in the
past.
Some women know how to com
mand notice without making a snow
of it.
A mans pecuiarities are most ap-
parent when he strives to conceal
them.
A woman can smile upon an enemy
and still entertain feelings of extreme
bitterness.
Should woman change her views
she sees no reason for offering either
excuse or reason therefor.
To woman there is a feeling of
real pleasure in being told she has
fiI.a ion.-Philadelphia Bulle-
tiE.
THE MILLcREEk PHILOSOPHER.
Uneasy lies the head that has nj
hilist price upon it.
Family jars are to be avoided un.
less filled with honey.
To the pure all things are pure until
the analytical chemist gets after
them.
Mem. for consideration of czars:
Coming. events cast their smashing
before.
In it's debt Of a living to every man
the world keeps no counter for dis
play of bargains.
The engagement ring is not always
for a bele.-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-17

Posterity may see that Justice is
done man, but he would rather at
tend the trial in person.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-17

May we put away pretense and NEE
each other face to face-wthout self
pity and without prejudice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16

@abidter s q r g q It. Iuf
Der Gtrabenbabnftrede 8o9umzWatz
tenI6eio, @eftfalen, tppnte elm 5abrz
saft nit falI6em 9elo bsoablen. 9ier>
iiber our Rsbs geitelt, ftieB er Dem
S@affner elm i9arf9ei9liffenes Msiz
fer in oen unterleib. Der Sddffner
tpurSe t0otli9 perlebt in's &ranfenz
6aus eeI6oft. Der Sbdter, Der nur
nit Mii6e por-oer Golfsputb gsf9iBt
perben fonnte, puroe perbaftet.
Mutbiee Hettunsstba t.
Sn Der NGbs elmer 8aoeanitalt gu
$ubing am @tarnbsrser Gee, Sbers
bapern, tpuroe elm Serr i'm Waher bon
Harlem l1ntpobliein befanen unb eing
unter. Sin Serr, Der auf Dem 8alfon
Der S6pimmanftalt ftanb, bemerfte
es uno iu9te 9iIfe. &urS entf3loHen
Iprana bierauf in Den &leioern Der
17iGbrige Sanbslsi9iiler aurl @olt
aus MiinAen iiber Die 8arriere oes
8altons. f9tpamm on bic betreffenoe
SteIe, mo Der Gee cine Siefe bon mebr
alb bier Meter bate, tau6te unter uno
brahte Den 8erungliidten lebeno on
6as llfer. Der iusenbli6e Better TT
Der 8ruoer elmer Dame, Die Dor apei
Sabren .benfaGs cine perion. oie Dem
Grtrinfen nabe mar. aus Dem Starns
berger Gee rettete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
@e,pinnums BON @emlamb.

Die Iproiee bat Dor Sabrhunoertsn
an ibren fiibli9sn uno Ditli6en aiiftsn
srobe Streden 2anbes pei9lungen.
60 i1uf lie unter Mnoerem 1911 Den
Saboes8uien, lDiie Die norOfriefH4sn
Snfeln erit pom 5eftlanbe log nno aers
rib tie sulsbt in eine Reibe GROCER uno
fleiner gilanbe. sSn Der HeuSeit iu4t
nun Die See pieoer nod unb na9 5uz
riid~auordnaen unb ibr einen She'll bes
@aubss gu entreiben. Sebr tbattrdf'
ttg sebt man an Der Meftfife S4less
mig 9oliteins por; anmdlig bat man
bort in Sen lsbten so Sabren, naments
lid in Sioer=S iibmari9en, 21,250
Older rRues 2anb errungen. Oie auf
biefe Weife eefponnenen 2Gnoerfien bez
berbersen CUR 3eit f4on iiber $500
Menfhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
GyploTon
Spttst iteben uno usrlebt breiasbn
Yerfonen.

abon, Conn.,, Is. Geptbr. Die
@rploion bon 3dnbsrn In Der @limar
Jufe 60. bate ben Sob bon perIos
men, bic in Der Gabrit befadfti9t marsn
unb i4uere gerlsbungsn 3ablret9sr
ansefellter our Solss.
Die in benz 3immsr beI9dftistsn go
Grbeiter, barunter bisle Wdb9en, Bee
baupten, baB oer0erluf anWeni9enle=
ben nur auf bic bur9 biegrplofion Der.
urfa4te panic surld3ufabren lei. Die
msifen Der un9lhdli9en tamer in ben
our9 bic grplOion berborgerufsnsu
Glammen UNI. Die bier 6abrit.8 Sc
bdube tpurbsn total aerf6rt. Der
s4aben betrdst 100000.
rbf9Iei9erei
W ilwaufss, Is. Sept. 50.
cob 9epI. elmer Der grben Der
WiQiondrin 2i3ette S9anbsin tuurbe
perbaftet. @r fou ben sr6bten x9eil
bss grbes unssisblia eri9li9en babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
SbiTsnabrihten.

@sp DOtt: ygampania" bon 2ibsrs
POOL; philadelphia" Don South.
ampton.
Sciap /: y8la6er" bon Nep BORT mad
Plpmoutb.
2isaro: yRotterbam" bon Sem Dorf
mad 8Ouloane.
chandelier: californian" bon Bottom.
Siberpool: .Spluania" bon Bottom.
@lasqop: .@artbagenian" bon p6i'
labelpbia.
MEtuerpsn: ,Warquette" bon pbila=
oelpbia.
Sobsr: vSamburg" nod Neu Dorf.
2opsnhassn; vOsear H." BON Sem
Oorf.
MopiIs: vpariian" nod Netp Yorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
8anOttett
3lnoen Elm 9ans at nno maiden
1ente.

SOS Angeles, Sal, Is.
Sept. DDS 6aus bon Or. %. %.
Orbwap tuurbe beute bon 8ranbfif.
tern angaRnbet. Wd6renb bic Bes
wobner bie Slammen betdmpften, fab
len bic 8ranbfifter Il. g. Bombs I'M
getrase bon $4,000 unb $500 in
@ole. sic tuarfen bic Bombs In bic
GIammsn, aber f&leppten bas golo
fort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
Ma@ cincinnati
Tliidtem DOr1 gelben Siebtr 8efaaene.
Haheuampf in Nhhonri. - Se "ltnkrfndung Der gp gprf 9He. - Bier,
Gppiebett umS Semperensmeiber -&Omurab better.

fins gsfraat uarbs, mas Der gintrag
Der Summe bon $48, 702 i'm gonto.
bud martirt, vNuf @siiung bss prd=
foenten be3ablt" 5u bsoeuten babe.
S4aBmeifer &anoolpb mar nidt i'm
Stanoe seweien cine grtldruns au &c.
ben. Wan befruste alfO pertins unb
befa6l, bab Der @bsd OorgsIsgt peros.
Ssrielbe mar, tuie es f9 beraus.
tsats, an :. q. WOrsan & 80. 3abl-
bar ssmadt. psrfins CAB unumuun.
ben 81, baB bic Summelsin 8sitrag
gum repubIitanif8en @ampagnefonb
mar unb an Cornelius q. 8lib be.
3ablt tuuroe. Wis psrfins psiter
iagte. tuurbsn au9 1896 unb 1900
geitrdse gum @ampasnefunb sema9t.
IS .eists f4 I'M 2auf Der @srbanbs
lunsen, oaB pertins als Beamter Der
Stem Yort 2ifs 8ransattionen I'm TN.
gsbsurs summer nit ). g. MOrsan
& Co., in mel9sr 5irma er She'll.
baber uno aud 8samter III, abses
idlofen bate.
psnn Sebbp 8ier
trarf.
pittsbur9, 3d., Is. Sept.
lleber prdFoent &%oOiebelt siebt f4 Elm
b6ies SOnnerustter auiammsn. Die
Witslieoer Der bisfissn %. 6. 8. IT,,
bic drifli9sn xempersnsfrausn, Be.
i4lOHen, on i'm brisfi9 p%eremptorii9
bic fOlgsnbe Srass au ri9tsn:
rgrbielten Sic bas gisr unb mas
tbaten sic nit osmislbsn.?"
@ebe ibm, tuenrl er Iagt, Sab er ben
Sertenfaft bintsr bic ginbs sOB. ginsn
ausueg 9tebt es inbsb. Wssbalb ni8t
fasen: Der Qoeb mars Der es trant".
Sn elmer Sibuns Der %. 6. 3. u.
bon ALLEGHENY gountp tpurbs bei9loi=
len, bic Wsloung gu untsriu9en. oab
Der prdfoent 60 Jlai9en Bier aecep'
tirt babe, bic Dor 9ur3em Der Werbano
Der grauereibsiBsr an ibn i9idte. Den
Spenbern bss Ssufelstrantss ION fosar
Elm Santesi9reiben auf griefpapier aus
benz WeiBen Sauie ausssangen iein.
Gini9e Der drsffen ueibli9en Sand
tifsr MOLTEN fofort bas 9anbesobsr.
baupt In idarfsn &siolutionen bsr-
bammt uifsn. S9lisbli9 sinigte
man f9 aber babin, elm gomite au er-
nsnnen, bas 3und9t fsffslsn iOu,
mas Der prdfbsnt nit benz 8iere that.
2omurabe
Rem 9ort, Is. Sept. Den
8sri9ten Der ibn bsbanoelnben Ier3te
sufOlss 1T Der 3utanb bes Baron 2os
mura, Der am Nsrosnfisbsr srfrantte,
bsoeutsnb better.
Ieus if96fIt9e0t6esfs
90 5 n 9 t o n, Is. Sept. Der
papf bat, pts aus &om gsmsIbst
wirb, Wfsr. Meerdaert gum 8if9of
bss Snbiansr Ssrritoriums nit Sib
in Ctlaboma gitp %ernannt.
8 Gum 6 eber ffreif.
Rem O'ort, Is. SEPT. Die
grecutibe Der National Manufacturers
Nfociation bat bsute sinfimmis be-
i9lofen, Der 8~ppotbetas In tbrem
Sample ssgsn bic 8 Stunbsn-g stps.
suns Der Topographic ~bsi3ufshsn unb
omar osrpfi9tsnIie bic MitsIisbsr, TIRE
Srudta0en III onene1 yS1ops" 1er-
tslsn au iaRen.
Shrine.
Spter, Win., Is. Sept. Sin
@pclone iu9ts bic Stabt bstm. Sos
iepb 8ibion bon Stsmartbils tpurbs
get6btet.
Omaha, Neb., Is. Sept. Sas
uefli9e Soma unb 6fli9s @sbrasta
uuroen bur9 eitsrt Cyclone berbeert.
cSn Wtfrmpn Nehr trtrNs1 e NerSo,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16

aein einatses SeIe<
p bon befibt Die Stabt Sbeerneb In
England, obsleid fe cine beoeutenoe
Marines Station lit unb iiber $1,000
Gtnpobner adblt.
Il n b o d Retfe
etner @IfiGbrtsen. @uf benz
gabnbofe in Stenoal, propin5 Sa4<
fen, fpurbs in porseriidter Ra9tftunoe
bte elfGbrige S9ilerin @lfrieoe
0in6emann aus Berlin angehalten,
bic, obne i'm 8efise elmer Gabrfarte gu
fein, bort nit Dem 4erliner S1neu=
5uge einsetrpffen mar. Bel ibrer @ere
nsbmuns auf Der gabnpoliaeipa&e
gab bie aleine on. bab fte ibre Mutter,
6te gu 8eiu9 in etnem naben Srte
tpeile, babe beiuhen ponen. Der
.blinbe" paFasisr purbe einffpeilen
benz pOIiasigspahriam tn Stsnoal au<
sefiibrt.
Beim @ebet bonn BltB
aetrpffen. lleber bic 9egeno o
Hetolib. 8Dbmen, 5pg elm tories un<
tpetter. Gin glib fubr, obne iebo4 gu
aiinben, in bas 9aus bes 9runobe<
Nbers SoIif in Supes, tOotete ben BE-
fiber, Der mitten in Der Stube fniesno
betete, betGu6te bic Satin uno lOi4te
oaB 0i8t aus. Mls bie Grau fi4 ere
bolte unb 9iht madte, fab fe Den Sc
tSbteten nod tn fnieenber fSteluns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
Sriefe tino Spftfarten.

Sas 2ano Der 9oftfarten 1T nod
tpie ppr 6as beuti9e &ei9. Ra9 Der
leBten Statiftit oes Weltpoitpereins
tpuroen 1903 i'm 'beuti9en HeiG
1,161, 600, 900 Stiid Ypittarten aufs
segeben. Selbit bte be0sutenb polta=
ret6eren Ser. Stauten suben -.
77O,5O0.OO0 poittarten auf. On
brittle STEELE lit ieBt 9robbritannten
seriidt nit 613,000,000. Sapan, bas
frii6er mad Ssutf9lano Die meiiten
poitfarten f9rieb, ftebt ieBt on bierter
Stene nit 487, 5000 600 &arten. 0on
alien iibrisen Staaten errei9te teiner
300, 600 Yoittarten. SIN gin5elz
men tpuroen in Sefterrei9 291, 000,s
600, 8ritii6=Snoien 254,O00.000.
Rublanb 100000 &urten uufge<
seben. Ollie anberen batten %tpeniser
als 1OO, 100000, 10 8elgien 63.O00.z
900, Sdnemart 100000, Gruntreid
7O,OOO,OO @panien 1900, 600. l1ns
sarn 88,OOO,OOO, Stalien 85,000,000,
NieSerlan6e 100000. Iprtpesen
100000, portusal 100000,
S6pe6en 100000, Die S4peis
100000.
Sie tpeitaiis meiiten 8risfe fommer
aus Den Ser. Staatsn unb arpar idbr=
Ii1 4,109, 100000. @s folgt @rpbz
britannien nit 2,597,O 900 uno
Damn erit Seutf4Iano NIT 1,658,000,s
900; S%rantrei9 aGblt 844,000,000
Gs fplseu unter 100000 unter
anoeren Ssiterrei9 NIT 464,000,0O0
8riefen, 8eIsien 1O4,O0O,0OO, Spaz
nien 1875, 600, 10000, rnsarn 127,000,s
600, 9ritii9=Snoien 258.000,0OO.
:Sapan 208,O00,O00. Nortpesen 3d.
100000, Nieberlanbe 66,OO0,0O0,
Mublano 100000, Die S4pei5
81, 600, 1000. S9peoen 81, 100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
Safe=HaQ.

o n.
Milpautee, Is. Sept.
Wiluautes 30 o. 4
Minneapolis .0O2O05100- 8
Sattsrisn = 9ousbert9 unb Sowne;
8bomas unb Waribal.
QanIas gitp, Is. Sept.
aanias Gitp. 20 00000101- 2
ct. paul. 80. 001004230 do
gattsrisn = Sufus unb 3earfOB;
Slasle uno Roonan.
2~ouisbils, Is. Sept.
2ouisbiue q 4
Snbianapplis .....0 001020- 3
gattsrisn - Sunfle uno @toner;
Worgan uno 3alustp.
8oIebo, Is. Sept.
Solebo .......3 IA
Columbus - 100000 1
Batterien - O'8rien, 6iene unb
2anb; Wasner, Berger uno 8ropn.
attonaI.Stg q.
ct. Souls, Is. Sept.
ct. Souls. -. O1O20O1O*- 4
gbicaao ......0 o. 8
8atterien - Saplor uno 8rabp;
Briggs uno Sling.
Cincinnati, Is. Sept.
Cincinnati ~ OO310O30-
pittsburg .....3 03000020- 8
Batterien - gwins, @be9, Operaa
unb S9lsi; 2sebsr unb peib.
Bottom, Is. Sept.
Bottom. O0O20000O- 2
PHILADELPHIA. 012000001- 4
Batterien - 6raier uno Woran;
Mi9oIs uno Sooin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-16
8elbes Gieber.

Don Sauula9 et19etrofers1 Gla1tl.n9e
fnb in's 3usis-Soipital iibsrfibrt
uoroen. @eianobeitsbeamter Sabis
srfldrt, baB bic @incinnatisr feline Be-
fir&tunssn ibsr bic gerbrsituns Der
Seu@e su besen brau9en, pa bic erDB-
ten 8orf4tsmabrsssln a~ngstusnbst
tuerbsn unb Der bic 3ranfbeit per5rei-
tenbs Wosquito 6isr ni9t srifirsn
tann.
@ineinnati, Is. Sept. Sin
ggtrasue Der 8. & 6. 8ahn fam
bsuts Na9mittae I'm 2:40 1br bier
an. Sc ~befanoen fi6 auf bemielben
200 psrionen, tuel9e Dor benz sslbsn
Gieber gsfo6en paren.
Or. 6. s. 2ple bonn biefisen @s=
funbbsitsamts bsfis9 ben 3us in 2sr'
in9ton. gr fauo, baB mehrere pers
fonsn Symphonic BEG gslbsn Giebsrs
setgtsn. He uurben in Nmbulanaen
mad Dem Quarantine E Soipital &c.
f4aft. gs inb Grau &. s. &oan
bon 8alulab, SRI. Nnna Stone BON
SaIula6, Wiais Smith bon Safe
PrOOioence, Grau Stodner bon probi=
bence.
@bieaso, Is. Sept. Msbrsrs
Staliener, Die ani9einenb am @elben
5iebsr srtrantt paren, trafsn aus SaI.
lulab bier elm. Sc selang osnieben,
Der Wa6famteit Der @siunbbsitsbsan,=
ten auf benz gabnbOf gu sntssben.
2ittls u d, 4rf., Is. Sept. Sn
S6el6ourn,, 2a., a9t Weilet bon Der
9ren3s bisiss Stnates, fnb 8 grtrnn-
tunssn am selbsn Gisbsr semslbst.
Rem Orleans, Is. Sept. Wdb-
renb Der umfano. baB Jlti9tlinge bon
Jalulab unb 9ats prpbioence bic
2rant6eit na9 Cincinnati uno anoersn
Ortsn i9leppten, ni9t erfaunli9 sr.
f9stnt, pirb es I'm 10 m~ertpireioer
sra9tei, baB so Der Glii9tlinse in
Cincinnati bort b6aig mittslus art=
Iangtsn.
Wan muB aosr bsbsnfen, bab bisis
2eute, als f9 bic entfsbli9e 2rantbsit
aeiste, 10 ssdngfist uarsn, baB he ME
he ssraos ainssn unb ffanbsn, gabn-
;i9e beffiegen, um aug Der Stabt au
9slanssn.
Die ansa6l Der grtranfungen asigt
lsiosr tsins Qbna6me. Mus Der I'm.
sessnb weroen grtrantunssn ssmsloet
tpie folgt:
Miaswooo, 2.
ct. &oie, 8.
$erre Bonnie Yarifb, 6.
patterfon, 19.
2ate P%robioence, Is.
aenz2 amp In Mil
ouri.
Nsn M b b, Wo.. Is. Sept.
Wittwo8 Rorgsn I'm 3 ubr tpurosrl
S4ihe auf Die 5duisr abgsfeuert. in
bsnen bic bon ben 6dgemi6lsn- Bee
fBern Opens & Delacp bef9dftigten
Rsger in Dough uObnsn.
Wis bereits aemelost, bate bie BE.
f9~dftiguns bon Nsaern an STEELE Der
fribsrsn psiBsn Nrbsitsr Rrapals our
Gol9e.
@s uirb bsbaupts., baB bic Nrbsit.
9eber fort9eiebt anonpme Sro6unssn
erbalten, aber bic biei9en Beb6roen
slauben, oaB bic Rubef6rungsn balb
aufb6ren tuerben.
3mei Brhber bers
9munben.
2ouisbtIIe, Rp., Is. Sept.
Ouincp Sudstum. bon Wobena, Wo.,
unb .bsfen 8ruber Sobn %. Sidstum
bon bier fno In sebeimnibbolsr @eiis
beri&wunoen uno man bsfir9tst. bab
oisielben sinem gerbrs9enI3um Opfsr
fislen. Die biei9e poIi3si if srfu9t
uOrben, nod ibnen 81 fu9sn. Die
beioen Briber erbten Dor Qursem
~tuertbbOle gerswerfe in Wapns guunip
n bisfem State.
Die yHsm Oort e."
NspYorf, Is. Sept. George
q. pertins, Elm Witslieo Der Girma 3.
q. Worsan & 60. unb e-Her @ies.
prdFbent Der 0ep gsrt 2ife endurance
X L,os Ne GouhSuoa e, hs~ 1fc&n.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28
Wednesday. March 20, 1905,
the following personal property /:


10 HEAD HORSES AND COLTS. among
them being work horses, some neavy drail
horses and barshear leaders, good drivers
| 2 being matched bays, 2 mare colts 2 year,
old aud yearling colts
~ HEAD OF CATTLE; mich cows, Of
them will be fresh by day of sale Is head
of steers weigEing from 400 to 200 lbs, 2 hs Il
Durham bulls Is mon lbs old, Durham heller
10 months old.
have pigs by day of sale; so shoats from so to
100 lbs, in weight.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS four-horse
broad tread wagon with iron axle an new
10 Dbl. bed. Plano binder, use about tour
years, / grain drill, ''The Best" Oliver chill
plows No. 40 nearly new; 2 double shovel
plows, spring-tooth and / square harrow.
Cyclone seed bower 5 single. 2 double and
thribble trees, spreadeis. pr. breast and butt
chains.
HARNESS-Set breechbands set lead
gears, brides and collars complete for four
horses, sets pillow gears, wagon saddle and
line. 5 halters, 20 bushel potatoes, 10 bushel
seed oats, 2 churns, blacksmith wise and bel
lows in good order, 2 pair bedsteads, turkey
hens, gobbIers, ducks. 20 guineas, SO
chickens and other things too numerous To
mention.
TERMS.-A cred t If l2 months will be
given upon all sums oil SO and upwards, the
purchaser given Nego iab.e Note with ap-
proved security, payable at the National CitI-
zens Bank Of harlss Town, bearing in crest
from date. Purchases under &c VIII be cash.
No property to be removed until settled for
At the same time and place Will also sell
l 12-HOR5E POWER TRACTION ENGINE.
with 32A4S separator in running order
These properties will be offered together and
then separate
TERMS, -One-ihird cash. the balance in
two ca lal payments of : aid 20 mon his each
ON good notes bearing interest from date.
L. e BAUMGARDNER
Hehebower & West, Aucts.
b. f. Yates, Clerk.
Feb 2Q-ts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Capt, Addison B. Manning. Superin.
tendent of Bridges and Buildings of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway.
died at his home in Denjson, Texas. on
Sunday. February 20, of typhoid fever
and complications, in the sgd year of his
age. The deceased was native of this
county. and spent his boyhood days In
Charles Town. His father was Mr.. Ma
thanial w. Manning, deputy under
Sheriff James Campbell. who executed
John Brown in 1850. The Denison Daily
Herald. which publishes column and a
half obituary notice of the deceased, saws
Mr. Manning was very devoted to
his family and was much loved by the
employees of the bridge and building de-
partment His many years of upright
living, his kindness and lovable DISPOSE
ton had made him friends wherever he
was. and they will all hear of his death
with profound sorrow.
- He was brother of the late DR.. w.
p. Manning, of Washington. d. c.; E.
B. Manning, Millerton. N. Y; Mrs.
Holmes Berry and Miss Fannie l.. Man
ming. of Winchester, Va. and Mrs. Mol
lie Willis, of Waco. Texas, He was
great nephew of Cardinal Manning; rela-
tive of the late Daniel Manning, former
Secretary of the United States Treasury;
first cousin of General Will Craighill.
chief of the U nited States government
engineers. and was descendant of
Lord Howe of England, and a direct
descendant of the Washington family"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Mrs. Ann NJ Snodgrass. lifelong
resident OF this county and one of the
oldest and most ighly-respected ladies
of Martinsburg. died at her home on
West King street Sunday afternoon at ?
o'clock. alter an illness of but few days.
Although in her 8oth year. Mrs. Snod-
grass had retained her physical and mem
tai faculties in a remarkable degree up to
within few hours of her death, but was
unable'to withstand the illness which ter
minated in death. Mrs. Snodgrass was
the daughter of the late George Porter
field and Mary E. Porterfeld and was
born in Berkeley county May "a. 1925.
In IS43 She married Magnus T. Snod-
grass. of this city. who died a number of
years ago. Since that time she had re-
sided at her home on West King street.
She was the mother of six children, the
following of whom survive William r.
Snodgrass, Magnus A. Snodgrass, Miss
Emma Snodgrass and Robert L. Snod-
grass, all of Martinsburg. The other
sons, A. Porterfeld Snodgrass and E.
Tabb Snodgrass, grew TO manhood here,
but died several years ago. One brother,
George A. Porterfield, of Charles Town
also survives. The funeral will take
place on Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from the late residence. The
services will be conducted by Rev. DR.
F. M. Woods. pastor of the Presbyterian
church, and interment will be in Green
Hill cemetery. Mrs. Snodgrass was one
of the most widely known residents oil
this city. and was connected by ties Of
kinshIp with several prominent Berkeley
county families. She was woman Of
many admirable traits of character, OF
splendid intellect and great resolutions
and a respected and beloved center of &
host of relatives and friends She bad
long been member of the Presbyterian
church, and was a devout and consistent
Christian. Her death, although coming
after a ripe and useful life, will bring a
full measure of>regret to many in this
city and county artinsburg World.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28
An Old Document.

J. B. Leonard of this city is the poses
sor of an old relic in the way of an APP
praiscment Of the goods and chattels of
the estate Of his great grandfather. Adam
Leonard. of Jefferson Co.. Va, Agree
able to an order to us directed from the
worshipful court of Jefferson Co.. dated
Dec. court 1904, we. the undersigned SUBJ
scribers attended this 20. 1904 and agree
able to the said order, we have appraised
the goods and chattels of Adam Leonard
decd" Then follows a list of articles
appraised and the value of each item,
While timber was plenty in those early
days, yet the wagon was appraised at 500
and horses seemed to be worth about $45
each. Cows were valued at SO each
while sixteen shoats and ten geese were
worth CSC each. Old lumber in casks was
worth 81 90, while one " tite barrel
was worth 75c and the powder horn, one
of the Indispensable of the pioneer was
appraised at soc and the gun $500. The
feather beds were worth $50 each, two
chopping axes $225 while the mall -
and wedges were appraised at soc. Two
pairs of steelyards. an article seldom seen
any more. were valued at 81. 50. The
total appraisement amounted to $500 90
and is signed by Henry Wolf. John
Banks, and Jas. Alt, Appraisers dated
2-I2-o5. Attest Geo. Hite. elk. Adam
Leonard was in Braddock's defeat and
was soldier in the War of the Revolu-
ton. The old inventory has been framed
and will be preserved and handed down
in the family from generation to genera
ton. The style of spelling Is used in the
document as shown above. Bucyrus
(Ohro) Telegraph.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Another Biblical drama is promised
soon by William A Brady. with his new
star, Wright Lerimer who has made a
reputation as David the Shepherd Lad.
The new play is by George l.. Hutchin,
au Oregon editor. and is founded on the
fall of Babylon. No less than four kings
appear among the characters. The de-
struction of the temple at Jerusalem. the
hanging gardens of Babylon. the rebuild
ing of the temple and the saving of the
three Hebrew children from the fiery
furnaces are among the scenes. The hero
and heroine are of the chosen people.