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Want Cabinet to Retire

Moscow, Dec. "A resolution was passed here today by the convention of agriculturists demanding the dismissal of the present cabinet. The Liberals in the convention were particularly emphatic in their demand for Witte's retirement.
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Jews Ask Aid oG ROthschiDd

London, Dec. S--Lord RothschiId has been appealed to for financial aid for Russian Jews. and to exert his inilu- encc Co stop prosecutions.
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Seattle Chamber Has New Secretary

Seattle. Dee. t-C. B. NandcU was elected secretary of the Chamber of Commerce today Jo succeed James B. Nrjl'c. who has resigned Co enter a trust company. YandeiO is one of the h.s,-huowu newspaper men in Seattle and has been for the las, seven years ou the editorial stan of the Post-In- tc'liveucer. d. r. Parkinson, city editor of the post-IutclIjgoncer, and W. Nj. Sheffield. secretary of the Alaska Club. were also candidates for the place.
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Dick gyaa Gees to Washington

Seattle, Dec. ]-Hichard $. Ryan, one of the delegates Co CongrcsSnamed by the recent Alaska convention in this city, wil leave tonight for Wash ingtou Uc says he will refuse seat unless the ether two Alaska delegates .rr,a rTsr r1rrff|.1
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New lorb Jews Protest

New York, Dec. 5-New York Jews 10 the number of 100000 marched here last night in big street parade pre- ceding a meeting to protest against the persecution Of Jews in Russia. At the meeting resolutions were passed asking President Roosevelt to aid in
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To Help B.iIi Japanese Fleet

Seattle. Dee. ' Consul uisamidzl Japanese representative at thi-port, |, urging local Japanese to subscribe to ju. fund Jo build a national volunteer fleet as an auxiliary to the Japanese navy. uo sa,s that one-third of tae necessary amoM, ha, already been subscribed.
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JscE-9- l7l Johnson FI95l 0Flw

Baltimore. Dec. 2-Noung Peter Jackson end Jack Johnson ..--.. twelve round, here last night toaor@w. Both men ar. roIored
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Los AnaeIcs NIns b Coa.t Lea1le

San Francisco, Dee. 1.-The second halEort. Pacific Coast base ball league season .u... Sunday with Los Angeles in frs. place. San Francisco second. Oakland third. S ..... fourth, Portland f.,a a.u Tacoma last. Tacoma was first ia tn. "G,. ha'CoO che season au. wI play ~.r.e, with Los Augale- .o. t'n CMr-rrN.su.n.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-09

St. Petersburg. via Moscow, Dec. G gortv-two battalionS of infantry, fifteen ,quadrons of cavalry and twelve bat ,crics of machine guns have been added to the forces protecting this city from revolutionary attack. Yesterday the imperial forces were reviewed by the ear. No overt evidence of disloyalty was offered.
 A concerted plan to raid the imperial treasury bya large armed force was tipped off to the government this morn- ing by a confederate who weakened on the plot.
 All industries are tied up by the strike, and great suffering results to all the people. This is causing 8 re- action in favor of the government.
 WOmen KIL Gen. SakharOff
 St. Petersburg, Dec. 7--Lieut-Gen- Sakharoh, former minister of war, was assas ssinated yesterday at Saratoff by women belonging to a flying column of revoluticnists. He was shot down in the street at the head of squad of troopers.
 Gen. Sakharoff had been sent to Sar- atoff to suppress riots in that province.
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Proposes Io1l Dsll1Cc TcIc3F15c

Saart,.. Dee. 9 -It is stated horetn" , company will be incorporated 90. Nome nezt yatr to construct and ore- rate lourd.,tauce telephone line, ire" that c.,y ,oa.I the iugor.au, towns O..
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Cornress 3clins AnnaaI Session

Washington, D. C.. Dee. 1 The fifty ninth Cgug.ars met today tor .ts first session. Joseph C. Cannon ot Illinois was reelected speaker of the House by che Republican majority. John sharp William. of Mississippi was again the Democratic caucus nominee.
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s,e.. Slcsn,r 'li,5.a7 o5 l3a,

Crf.a-.. D... |.. ..... r.-I..'" Irah Owe. has been missing since .N" bfg, storm. .r# .r Is supposed .u'l ~..
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sOrti Pole Nushers Report

Seattle, Dee. "A message received at Eagle City, Alaska, by Roland Ammdsgu from the Pealy North Pole exploration party states that the party left Herschel island and was mushing noythwWd, having found a northern passage. The message came by courier from Nansen, a post on the route taken by that explorer
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NEWS OF THf WORLD TOR PAST WEEN
To Scnaratc Church and State

Paris, Dee. The Senate today passed a bill providing for the perpet- uM separation of church and state in France, by a vote of 1Sl to lO2.
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Mine Cable Breaks and Aills Crc

Raycusdalr, Wash, Dee. 4-Onc man was killed and two injured by the breaking of a cable on 90 slope in the mines of tine Northern Pacific Railway
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ln.cn-iarn lire al M,-cow

Moscow, Dee. an mcondlary ire is raging here, which has destroyed hundred, of buildings since it star,ro Inst --- --.h--
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Telegraph Nearly NlCrt of

Moscow. Dee. 5-Thc telegraph op- orators strike has spread until .t HOW completely cuts of all communication by wire throughout the empire, except that tle military telegraph between Moscow and Niborg, Finland. and that between Moscow and the imperial palace at T,arskoe-Selo, are still work ing. They are strongly guarded b. troops and so far sufficient force of operators has been retained 10 send ,ni ial me, ,,agcs over them.
 All news now has to be sent out of the country by way of this city 10 Viborg. as St. Petersburg has no out ,iGe wire except ,hc military telegraph through this city. Along the border couricrs can be sent out, but the inter- for is completely isolated except the narrow zone near the military teIe- rgauh line.
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Says ps.@gs Brink less Booze

Wasatr-..r. 2. Gr Dee. Capt.. Hamlet. m.~,.rn. the reyeno" e",.e' Bear. is a.~er a.. ,vta.""on charges .o.M.r. u..t with Alaska natives. naracr.u-. with women. He report. rla. rn.co.,-m...a. Q. aa.o" 'y Alas ,a natives .- a.w.asu- each year. F.. r...r. ..- Una. "....H. o....' star, annual. a.aa. from D"ca .a"- E.r .r ..... .. ..E. .m.. . <. conduct u...-,a. .rE.r..-. ...".- ... ... north
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C0r.l 0a1nses ja0lae5c Rue

Seoul, Korea, Dec. 1.-The EmE5ro. directs tan. .la highest funeral honor. be paid ,o hi, minister, Min Qaa Won. who committed suicide ra.aa. than cou-.r. 10 che Japanese grat.cto- rate over Korea. Many minor officials have re-.Eu.t. and rGa feeling a-alus, Japan ], very aitre,
 Whtl o formal protest has been made .t E generally believed tla. whenever Japan attempts Co exert pos tive authority over Korean affairs a revolt will result. so t.r Janau's in tertious have not been announced fur ther chan taa general declaration O. the pra,uo.orate. which was consented to by Russia fu ,ue Portsmouth treaty. lou, it is expected that tla Japanese government win seek To dictate ..l Eo- rean polite, a- well as claim commer ciaI advantages in che country.
 Pennsylvania Rivers Overflow
 Piuzhurr. Dec. 4-The Ohio, Nonon- gahela and Aueghany rivers are over flowing their banks near this city and the Iowlands are flooded. One small suburban town is almost submerged.
 Murdered and Roommate Missing
 Seattle, Dec. Aired Caguon, a rich barber, wa, murdcrelin his hotel room last night, and hi, roommate, a man named Bell. is missing. Gagnon usually carried a large sum of money with him, but none was found in his pockets or his room.
 Nldshlpman Acquitted and Tired
 Washington. 9. C.. Dec. A-Midship- man Merriwoatacrw was acquitted Of tie charge of manslaugtt ter for causing the death o' Midshipman Branch in Q fight at the Annapolis naval academy, but was immediately afterward dis missed from rhc academy.
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German fleet ln Baltic

St. Petersburg, via Moscow, Dec. > 4 fleet of German warships is in the Baltic, oG Kron,tadt, ready to sail at a moments notice trom that port with the czar if he should he compelled to flee for hi, life.
 Several villages along the Baltic shore pave organized a provisional re- public for their own government and declared their independence of the im- periaI authority.
 Witts today made an appeal to the 2cms;ovoists to aid the government in lhe present crisis.
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Receiver Cats TWO Railroads

Cincinnati Dee. 5-Tha I.uenua,i, Hamilton m. Dayton lu.Gya0 a.t the Pierre Aarar..." railroad were placed ia charge y.y receiver today by an og- uer u the '. 5. gireu., court. Jud-ou Harmon, attorney .g--guora. in the sec o-l Cleveland caanot, was appointed ...rnfrar. .r. H.fr n.rf-
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praa1 St-ycariae Ia Beer

Nancouver E. C., Dec. 7-Thomas Jackson, a mining man widely known on tn. Pacific cast, andh.s wjiedrauk ,Nl .u bee. a7' night. Jackson died u few minutes later in couvu.s .ous, and Mrs. Jag.suu's life wl- barely saved. Analysis -nows Chat thssal's contained -uyehuino. It's presence in the salt, is mystery.
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Ie'e5fale Mark IHaia's 70th BjTthtly

New York, Dee G. A distinguished crowd gave banquet last night Co samuel L. Clemens, llIar6 Twaiul in honor of the authors 13.h birthday. Tue real date was Nov. 3), but as that wa, Thanksgiving Day the banquet was held later. Letters were read from many noted men, including Prosi- dent Roosevelt.
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ncrnlr, Sccas Pllarl IrllG

Panama. Dee. 9 Germany ts seek frg ro ,ar.ro. rhc trade of the Pauama canal belt during construction. A. ready German mauu'acturers"re 'a..a- inr factories in the caua. zone ,or the manufacture of articles necessary m canal construction. especially wachm- cry.
 Tho fac, .har Germans have formed thf, des.-u has jus, become known. The preliminary negotiations were conducted .u sue. a way tha. !. was assumed chat Americans were the pro- motors. ru, since tue actual work O. er.rrf~r ,ur plants MS coww.a,e~ che German ownership ha, been aN- ccg,aiuyG
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Adds to Capital Forces

securing protection for the Jews of
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Boa51ar.c Waa,s Ten G5,t,eshi9S

Washington, D. C., Dec. 5-5acrelary 8oaapagJe of the navy department in his annual report to Congress reeom- mend, the construction of ten new u1r.esnips to replace vessels and mon fors of old types. He urges this .n addition r1 -ha ucwvesseI recommend ej the naval board. He also favors the construction of a drydock in the Puget Sound navy yard.
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Jus, One Alaska Appeal Case

Washington, D. C.. Dee. j-The only Alaska ease in the supreme court ol the United States a. the present term of court ], .ha. of the Nome Beach Liaa.,ag. N Transportation Company against che Standard Marine Insurance Company. ,. involves liability ior 8 .1-r cargo belonging to Catherine
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Nilte Refuses to Treat

It is reported from St. Petersburg today that Wilte has refused to give aud. ence to delegation of operators representing the organization, and that he Las declared that he will fight to the end against further concessions.
 Railroad operatives in great numbers are steadily joining the telegrapherS, and railroad operation has practically ceased. Thirty-four provinces are in- volved in the strike, and all industries in those districts are almost at stand stiu.
 In St. Petersburg yesterday, its re- ported, the government opened a few factories.
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By Gable co Tho Daily Gateway.
 Io Investigate Standard Oii

New York. Dee. 2.lt IS reported here on good authority that 30 move ment will be set on foot a, am carly date for am investigation of the Stand ard oil Company and irs methods. |, is also affirmed that President Noose- welt is behind the movement The ln- vesrfratfon |, Co be made by Cong. eS- sIouaI committee.
 This investigation, i, is snid, wtl, oe ,earchtu.. and viii run back twon2n- or, tha .u,..e history D. the Standard oil as far as possible. Particular ate tenrfon will he given to .ls rebate rec ,ra in railroad transportation.
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Gets G0.aaa Esari ir0n Colorado

Washington. D. C.. Dee. 5--Agolden heart, of metal produced in Colorado mines, wa, presented to Pry,jdcul Roosevelt today u behalf of the people of Colorado by a delegation oicili1ens of that state.
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EIlf Lari T-l.!s b Nsalls

Topeka, Kansas, Dee, 5-A grand jury in the Y. $. d.sric, court today began an investigation O, land frauds ]. Eaasa,. John \. Kelly is accused oi fencing iE il,y-..ur ~quarc miles iu Stevens county for pasluragc, con- trJvy to federal law
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Wsals 10 Nnow AbOgt In..raace

New York, Dee. District Attorney Jerome today asked the committee which fs conducting the life insurance investigation when he might have copies of it's reports. IL is believed that he intends to institute criminal prosecutions.
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01c Va,k1 rcI,oatc < h c29IIaI

Washington. D. c., Dee. e. Capt. c. L Humphrey is the only one of tho Alaska delegates 10 Congress who has appeared in Washington. Dick Ryan IS expected Co arrive here by Sunday !. t-rog believed that the delegates will be accorded floor privileges.
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To GcfIad Money to Chcaa

Washington, D. C., Dee. S. Senator Pile, of Washington introduced h.ll into Jbe Senate today providing iar re- funding to the city of Cinema, Alaska. the sun of slGlo, paid as license money to the clerk ol the United States dis uie, court ot that district for a right of way for leIe graph and telephone line.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice that the Board OF Trustees OF
the John street Parsonage Property OF the NJ.
f. Church, South, In Martins bnrg Berkeley
County, W. have this day filed a petition
by authority OF the congregation OF SAID church
asking sale OF said property situated on John
ceeds thereof applied TO the payment OF an in
deotedness owing by said church on other
parsonage and church property, and that on
m. at chambers or in open court they Will ask
an order of sale therefor; at which time and
place all pcrsons interested may appear and
do whatsoever may be requisite In the prem
iSss.
GEO. s. ROUSH, Pres
THOMAS l.. DUNN, Sec'y
Board Of Trustees, etc.
Dated January II, 1905
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Farming Implements

Mccormick binders in complete running order, ons
has only been run two SEASONS; Champion mower
good as new Penna. grain drill Ia good order, DOS
Ter corn planter with phosphate attachment, Mccor
mick hogs- rake good as ne@. Buckeye cBlsiyator,
horse cultivater, herse Steukbaker wagon and bed
good as new horse wagon and bed, spnpg wagon,
pair grain sorlyngs, No. 30 Oliver chilled pioWs.
haFrsss, sPriag tooth 4seaare; single and eopb :
shoyei plovs, cutter sleigh, strands bs3s cors
shelter tor steam OF hand gfapplc hay fork rope sad
puiieys complete, sets bFeechoauas, sets front
gears sets piow gear, set single harness collars,
BRIDES housings, wagon line. cheek haze, good
wagon saddle, set breast chains, sets butt traces,
log chsn sprea ers, dozen chains, quite mum
Der single, onb'e and thnbble trees. forks, rak-s,
hoes. picks, matiscks, digging iron sheyets, lot o.
old iron and many things not mentioned
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03

The head of this he rd is thoroughbred Polled
Angus Bun, perfectly gentle, and exception
ally fine, coming years old, will weigh LOO
lbs; 10 milk cows. OF witch VIII be fr sh by
day OF sale, all have perfect teat; Is fat steers,
will weigh 200 lbs 4 Eat steers will weigh $ v
lbs; l thoroughbred Durham bull calf very
fine animal: the remainder are hrifty young
cattle, running from one TO two years old, OF
which are steers The above described herd
are all principally Durham strain, and the
cows are in calf by the above bull.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1905,
the following property, to-wit
90 Head of Horses and Colts.

Nos | and ., pair of Clydesdale Mares, coming
years old, well brcks to work wherever
hitched, viii weigh l,iC0 lbs. each, clean and
straight; No. 3, a Hamhletonian aud Black
hawk Stallion, prince Jr..' whose pedigree
will be shown on day ofsale; No. 4, Dun Horse,
work any place. sound in every respect; 20, 9,
Brown Horse, general purpose sutmaii No. y,
Black Mare, tonnd. IN foSi bv Jack. general
purpose mare; No. :, Brown Horse, free from
blenish and Will work anywhere; No. 5, Sorrei
Horse, thoroughly bfok en- to work any place;
No. 3. Bay Mare in foul. sound, aud will work
any place hitched; No 10, Black Mare, Will
weigh 1900 lbs, in foal, aud VIII work any
where; Ne. II, Bay Horse, thoroughly broken;
No. ~ Brown Horse, will weigh l,l0o lbs. will
wort anywhere; No. lS, Brswn GeidiDg, 3 yrs.
old exceptional fine style, has been broken to
drive and ride. bids fair TO make a fine horse;
No. II, Bay Gelding years old, is a natural
gated animal; No. Is. Ray Geldng, is heavy
draft colt; Nos Is and H. 2-year-old Geldtngs,
good style, and also bid fair to make good dh-
sers; No. Is. Gray Mare, rs straight and sound
and fine worker; No 10, fine driving Mare,
years old; No r., a fine Filiy, years old, well
broken, and good style; Nos Il, - and ~,
Nparltua Colts
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Terms of Sale:

A credit of 8 months will be given on all
sums OF $40 and over, the purchaser giving
nste with approved security, payable and ne
gotiable at the Peoples Trust Company
Of Martinsburg. with interest from date, but
interest renaitted IL paid at maturity. No
properts to b. removed until terms of sale are
complied with.
CHAS. l.. PITZER.
i odd Hoffman, Aucfioneers
L. II. Jefferson and Elmer Seibert. Clerks.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03

house wagons sttidehak = broad tfsse', other
hof'e wagon 10 good co diton, hafse wagon aud
bsd. ,rottng buggy, Champion moves, Rackeye iced
mill wiih horse power combined cider mil and press
that will ffess 50 bns, at time horse power, a. IL
Of n. leather ltns good IS new, circular saw
and frame, pless power and saw all ia good cendi-
ton, pair sheivinRs new. chilled lows, double
shovel piows, hauews, spfins tooth, a harrow.
sets brceeh hands sets front gears. seis pillow
gears, wagon saddle coed cellars, brides,
leather halt,rs wagon hhe. wagon whip, pair
spreaders, pr. herte spresdets set breast chains,
sets butt traces, ioe chains quite number OF sin
gle, douhlr and thrb4le trees, forks shnyes, crow
bar, DIGGING iron, pair OF ice tongs, iron crowd
sticks, wire stretehsr hatfas cider vinegar lot Of
old iron and many other things not necessary TO
mention,
Terms of Sale
A credit ofg rlonths viii he given on all
sums ~ so aud over, purchaser TO give note
with good security negotiable and payable ct
the Bank OF Martinshurg With interest from
date, but interest remttted II paid at matur.
ity. Under $40 cash No property 10 he re-
moved until settled for
], H. BROWN
Dodd and Hoffman, Auotioneers,
r. II Jefferson. clerk.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

The underslgnsd intending 70 discontinue farming
win sell AZ her residence situated tho road leading
from spring Mills 70 Falling W atsrs. about miles
asst d soTing Mills and miles West Of Falling
Waters on
Thursday, Feb. %, 1905,
commencing al 70 O'Clock the following property:
2 Head Of Horses.
80 rs large grew horse, viii weigh s.oa Ia. and
VIII work wherever hitehed Ns sa nay mare, viii
5 Head of Cattle,
ii gshich are milk cows and pure bred Jersey,
pedigree will be shown day Of sales fat steers.
IL Head of Hogs,
Of 3hich are brood sows. shoasS viii weigh 100
rs each, the remainder are thrifty sheats
Farming Implements.
a-horse stndebaier Wagon good new, Thrush &
Slough buggy fnewl, No 20 Oliver chilled piow, pr
she wings for a-horse wagon. single and double
shovel plows lot single and double trees, set single
Citizens saddle and brde check lines sleigh bells
hoes mzttocks, n bu. measure. scoop, cow chains,
rake lot Of corn, and some articles not mentioned.
Terms of Sale:
credit Of nine months will be given all sums of
So 90 and upwards. the purchaser giving note with
approved security, negotiable and payable at the
with interest from date, bur il paid al maturt in
tersst RENTED. Under 5000 cash Ne protery TO
be removed uRtil terms are complied with.
MRS. LOUISA DRENNER.
Dodd & Hoffman. Aucs.
T. II. Iefersen, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Sc Head of Hogs,

S Of which A. e brood soYs. of these sows are
thoroughbred registered BerkShires, | fine
Chester and Berkshire boar S5 hoats will
weigh % or $50 lbs, remainder will weigh
from 20 to 100 lbs.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
rs Head of Sheep.

are bucks, of which are straight Southdown,
the remainder are thrifty young ewes, and
most will lamb by day OF sale.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
Farming Implements.

four-h0lse Studebakt r wagons, 2have beds,
All ~ hrsl-2lasS coudi tion, two-horse thimbie
slSeia wagon, Spr ng wagon, mix wagon,
nrt, sets NhelNtngs. Z Champ ON binders, z
mowers Deerlng and | Champion, horse
Ftkes. Tiger hay fodder good ~ new, , Penna,
gTilin hriils. Hoosier corn drills, | new corn
harvester, 4 No 90 oliver piows. 2 single and
douhie shovel plows, Q eultiyators--l single
aud double, spring tooth ana ! hsrraw, J
corn cuNeref, / wheat Can grain cradles,
cutting box. sets hfeerh hands, sets Vf 'front.'
gear sets OF plaw geurs, sets hy stiaps
housings, wRgun saddles set doubue driving
harness, collars, hridles. ! leather halters Z
six-horse wagof lines, sets breast ebains 4
sets butt traces, pair sptraders, nith chain.
log chains. quite ~ nnnierr of single, double
and threbbse trees, 70 ks, rakes, haes, picks.
matiocks, shoveis, digging iron.
1000 bushels Corn, rs tons Tim
othy Hay.
This nay and corn Will be- sold On the contil
lions that IL will be delivered within radias
OF miles from the farm.
Terms of Sale.
credit Of 9 months viii be given Oh sums
.. 5000 aud upwards, purchaser 20 give note
with approved security negotiable and pay
able ut the renl,ias Trust 10, Of Martinsburg.
with interest Irstn date but II paid at niafurs
ity interest RENTED Under SI00J cash. No
property to be removed until terms OF sale are
complied With.
gro $. RousH
nodd 4 Hoffman, Aues.
Taylor Jefferson, clerk.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03

o. which are breed sows one will farow By day u
sale. the others via iarrow in April 20 In Poland
China aae berkshire shoats weighing from IS 10 100
non14ts
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03
20 Head of Cattle

of which are fire mlch cows viii be fresh oy
day Of sale. bulls I yr OIL thoroughbred Durham
from Suook's herd of Frederick CO Md. the other .
Holstein yr. old fat steers weighing from 900 10
have good s.ais and are all young with one excep~