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Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

Justice Johnstone is universally kind and mas been known to let men stay in jail sometimes for months when they ! had no money
 STOCK MOVEMENT-A c. Me- Queen, general live stock agent of the Prescott and Phoenix road spent yes terday in Phoenix. Cattle, he says, which have for the past several months been standing still. are beginning to
 move and several shipments will be
 made from the northern part of the
 territory to the valle.y the coming month. Both John Hurley and Lon Harmon will make shipments next week, the cattle shipped coming from
 the Perkins range near Del Rio. About the tenth of the month MT. Harmon is planning to ship some ten cars from near Mayer. All of the stock are feed CTS being brought into the valley to be fattened for market. Yesterday morn- ing three cars of hogs were shipped to the California market.
 NEW CORPORATIONS- fol- lowing articles of incorporation were filed yesterday with the coun- ty recorder: Moro Mining and Development company, capital stock $3.0O0,0 900, incorpOrators F., w
 Mccormick. $. A. Terry and R. $. Donaldson; Alder Cullen Mining and Tunnel company capital stock, $20O.- 900. incorporators A. Osborn and w. T. Perry; Missouri and California Mining and Development company capital stock. S1,50O,OOO. incorporators w. M Sims, l. F.. McRoth and NJ A. Kenny; Cherry Creek Mining company. capital stock, $250.00O. incorporators J. P. Ma honey and J. r. Stubbert: Interstate Amusement company. capital stock $750000, incorporators N. H. Hauch- cite, 4. A. Woosley. T. F. McNulty.
 NEW ADMINISTRATORS order that the estate might have q legal rep resentative upon whom claims of debt might be filed the probate court of Pima county removed the widow of the late Judge William Barnes from the office of administratrix of the estate and appointed M. P. Freeman of the Consolidated National Bank of Tucson. Mrs. Barnes is at present touring the continent of Europe. There was no con- test over the change of administrators
 SKULL VALLEY APPLES-Yester- day J. w. Coverdale placed on exnibi- ton in the board of trade rooms some apples from the ranch of A. J. LasweIl located in Skull Valley. Two of the specimens measured fourteen inches in and weighed over one pound each. On the LaswelI ranch MT. Coverdale who recently visited the place says there is a magnificent lot of fruit trees.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

tional exhibit at the territorial fair. Arrangements have been made to se- cure the territOry's educational exhibit a St. Louis. as a nucleus of it's exhibit at the Phoenix fair and it will be au gumented by other displays to be sent in by the various schools.
 HALF HOLIDAY-Yesterd the clerks of the city had their usual Fri day half holiday and as but one more Friday holiday is scheduled for this summer it is needless to say that yes terday was enjoyed. For the coming Friday afternoon it is possible a game of baseball will be arranged to be played between the clerks of two Of the larger grocery establishments.
 JOE WHITE HOME-Joel White. who for some months past has been making his home in Santa Barbara. Cal, has returned to Phoenix for few weeks visit with relatives and friends. He was accOmp panied on his trip home by his mother and sister wao have been spending the summer on the coast. Since his arrival he has been the guest of honor at several small neighbOring gatherings.
 JUSTICE ON CREOlT-Every man is entitled to justice in this country whether he has money or not and it is a rule of Justice of the Peace John stone to give it to all who appear in his court. Sometimes they have money to buy it and sometimes they don't but they get it nevertheless. Yesterday it was Jose La Vega who mad been dis tUrbing the peace the night before. The magistrate decided that Vega ought to be permitted to buy about seven dol lars worth of justice but he had no money. He had a good job on the rail- road though so the court trusted him.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23
OF LOCAL
 III INTEREST

CHA HAY CROP-A rancher from the Gila valley who spent yesterday in the city says that in all the ranchers of that's ectiou have cut this season four crops of alfalfa. The yield was however a trifle snort of the usual tonnage.
 A MINING DEAL-A mining deal was yesterday reported from Prescott in which Col 4. J. Doran sold one Of his Yavapai county properties to east ern capitalists, the consideration being S250000 Of this amount about one tenth was made as a first payment
 APPOINTED A DEPUTY-United States Marshal B. F. Daniels, who was in the city yesterday for the purpose of serving a writ on the members of the board of equalization, found time after his duty was attended to, to ap- point J. A. POsterie to the position Of field deputy
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Opposite postoflce. Preaching morning and night by Harold Govette Theme for II a. m.. ''The Repentance of Peter" Theme for 7:3O. "Redemp- tiOn." Sabbath school. 9:4J a. m. Dr. H. A Hughes superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Quarterly conference, Oct. 1, 2.
 THE LAND OFFICE-Oficials of the land office are already beginning to prepare for the removal of the furni- ture from the Tucson office to Phoenix The records up to the time of the re- moval will be stored in the office of the surveyor general along with much of the old furniture. The removal of the office has been ordered to be made on the first of October.
 EDUCATIONAL EXHIBiT-Super- intendent A. J. Matthews of the Tempe normal will have charge of the educa-
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23
Cheviots, Thibets and Unfinished Worsteds
',fJedBe?jamin0G| MAKERS * NEWYcRK !

The makers guarantee and ours with every garment bearing the above label. We are exclusive agents here.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23
THE COPPER QUEEN COMPLAINS
Applies for Writ of CertiOrari, Alleg
 ing Unlawful Action of Board.

For some time after the action of the territorial board of equalization in ordering a raise on the valuation of mines in COcnise and other counties, there was 9 persistent claim that the Copper Queen company of Bisbee had announced that it could and would stand the raise. but that it was overwhelmed with grief and sympathy for the own CTS of unproductive mines. As a con cession to the view that the unprOduc- tive mines were assessed at an unfair figure by the horizontal raise. the board of supervisors of COcnise county re- duced the valuation originally made by
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23
ANOTHER FREAK EGG
One More Phoenix Hen is Bidding
 fOs NOtOriety.

No doubt a lot of people imagine that the frequent items in this paper recently, about eggs and chickens, are fairy stories and written for fun, but they are mistaken. The hen editor of The Republican is a very sedate in dividual and wouldn't laugh if he knew it would kill him. These incl dents are recorded for the benefit of the curious and those who are in clined to the investigation of scientific
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

it and the end or which was J-ru roun dand closed up by melting af running together.
 The egg Is rather a fragile plsc- property but lf &, don't get bros,s first it will be turned over tu Q secretary of the board of trade Cor r hibitiou purposes
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

Some advertisers rrmiUd o-- fine marble pillars-oruamentaL D. never saying anyth-ng--Whl Sl2 ings.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

When women kiss each tlleE means about as much as 70 ssaaitz-.l epitaph.-N- Y Press
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

Jealousy feels like kicking irse,r a ter it is too late to repair ;h- -l .chief-N. Y. Press
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25
Ano prospcro ell Cuba

Al reanudarse las sesiones del Con
greso cubano, el Presjdente Palma
presentG un meusaje cuyo contenido
denota que el afo 1894 fuG notable
mente pr6spero. La exportaci6n de
azlcar mont6 a S5425S, 900 y la de
ia baco 4 S24 05S,ooo La exportaci6n
los Estados Unidos assemble 4 "a
millones 10000, 9 sea el 50 por 100
de la total, indicando un aumento de
ISI44oo. 600 sobre Ia de 1908, mientras
que el aumento en- la exportacion to-
tai fue de SlI462,o GOO debido que
otras naciones compraron menos que
en- 1905
La importation excedio en- IS mi
llones 764, 600 Ia de 1908, correspon :
diendo 4 los Estados Unidos el az Y
medic por ciento. En- 81 de Mario
lhabia Ell GAIA S29SI5 453, de cuya
existencia, SI5.54t,579 era residue
del emprestito de $4,000, 900, que al
gobierh6 de Cuba lie produjo S3I 675 900
~ SI.797lI provenia del sobrante de
los impuestos especiales creadOs para
atencioheS del empr6stito. Despu6s
de hacerse deducciones para gastos
varios quedaba en- Tesoreria un saIdo
neto SIC. .764,743. Hasta I2 de Mario,
Sc le habia ab ]nado al ejercito revo-
lucionario Ia suma deS 1854 Ga. Fl
cumpllmiento de esta obligation re
queria grandisimo culdado.
Durante 1904 ocurrierOn en- Cuba
24356 defunciones, 6 sea una mOrta
lidad de I4o por mil, y 56,24o naci-
mientos, proportion de 43 por mil En-
ell mismo aflo llegaron a la Habana is
mil 723 inmigrantes, espafioles en- su
inmensa mayOria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25
Sarah iiernllardt
y Leonora Dusc

Diccu lie Paris cue las dos famosas
actfio,s 81 haa di>gn>iado. Clsnoo
IA Du~c e,iuvo r. pr,slniaudo "a fli.-
ma YEA en Feiis SavAA "a presto L
tesiro
lera hsce soiS nesos ap4Teci0 pare
d Us mem 20 : de Sarah con Cieg;a
cfltica bre Il RE de IA DlSe.
Cuando SubSccueuiemente Sarah
olvi6 4 cfTecer 81 iesiro a la gran
Leonora recib'6 esia con;eS;acion:
"Jamas olviGaTe vueStrs hrspiialidad.
EntonceS me habrjais acostumbT. do i
una duloe intimilad cue por mi psrte
Sc convirtiera en- profundo y respe-
tuoio afecto.
cPor cue, Jay de mi por que, senora
mi corazon no Sc dirlge va al uestro'
No puedo hacer case omiso de las
opiniones que eXpre> dsteiS sobre mi
arte, nj aceptarlas, nj olvldarlas, pues
nadie desea olvid@rlaS. pues nadie de
sea olvidarla aquello cue 4 uno lie hace
vlbrar las CuerdaS mas sensibleS.
PR otra parte el recuerdo de vues-
tro iuicio artlstico no debe hacerme
o.vidar vuestra amablliJad anterior
hacla nj. De ambas cosas guardo en-
mi pecho la memoria, En- cuanto d
vos reCordad, sefiora mi admiration
sin lfmites y mi gratitud sin fin To-
do 10 cual significa que Leonora Duse
no puede p1esentarse mas en- el teatro
de Sarah Bernhardt porque Sarah hi
ID I'm juicio adverse al modo de accio-
mar de la Duse'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25
UNA CARTk Al PReSl0EkTE L0uBET

Monsef1or Richard. arzobispo de Pa
ris, Lecot arzobispo de Bordeaux,
cardenal Labour6 y otros altos digna
taros del clelo frances, han dirigido
una larga carta al presidente Loubet,
de cuyo documento copianoS los si-
guieates parrafos.
'El proyecto de separation condu-
cira necesariamente la persecusion
religioSa no sera nunca la expression
dc la vountad nacional Como fran
cescs, nosCtros descartamos tOda res
ponsabilidad ante el pals. y 81 nos
otros debemos sufrir las dolorosas hos
tilidades de las sectas nticristianas,
nosotros dejaremos de amar 4 la Fran
cia y de rOgar por ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25
DE TEATRO
LA FUNCION DE ANOCHE

Lo mas distinguido de nuestra bue-
ma sociedad estaba anoche en- ell Tea
tro. Los palcos y lunetas presenta ban
un aspecto brillante.
El programa no obstante que era
muy cxtenso, Sc cumplio al pie de la
letra
La eminente arpista Esmeralda
Cervantes interpreto maravillosamen-
te los dificiles n1meros del programa
que tenia su cargo.
A la termination de todos ellos, ell
pnblico ovacionaba q la insigne artista
quien para complacer el auditorio eje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25
La Marina de los {. /.
El C0ST0 De UNA ESCUsDRA
Diferencias notables entire los
primeros cruceros cOnstruid0S
Y los actuales acorazad0s.

La Junta de Construcciones navales
del Gobierno de los Estados Uuidos re-
cientemente reComendo en- su informe
conjunto al Congreso y Senado que Sc
votase la sum7 de S42 25O.ooo con des-
tino a la CONSTRUCTION de los siguienteS
nuevos barcos de guerra que han de
aumentar la va loderosa escuadra nor
teameriCana:
Tres acorazados d 81 $50 600 cada
uno; cruceros eXploradores 4 S.. 200,
900 cada urO; seiS des.ructores 4 $780,
900 cada un0; dos CarboneroS de escua-
drones un million 45o, 900 cada uno y
|6 botes torpederos 4 100000 cada
uno.
En- el Congreso Sc hizo gran oposi
cion al proyecto, y unicamente Sc au-
toriz6 la Immediate construction de dos
grandes acorazados de 10 900 tonela-
das que Sc denominardn South Caro-
lima y Michigan.
Tn estudio intereSante sObre cl au
mento del costo de las construcciones
navales fuG presentado por Mr. Pit
man Pulsifer, Official de la comisi0n de
asuntoS navales del Senado. y Sc ha
publicado no hAce muchos dias, y por
tan importa nte documento Sc We que
mientras pOr el Congreso cuatrig4 g4simo
septimo Sc vJtaban cantidades dc sels-
cientos ochocieutos mil dollars para
la construction de cada uno de los cru
ceros Atlanta Boston Y Chicago, bu
ques los dos primeros de. 5000 tonela-
das IS nudos de andar y el tercero
de 900 toneladas y is nudos, por el
Congreso s. Sc autoriza el gasto de
casi 0 no millones de dollars p ra Ia
adquisicion del acorazado New Ham
pshire, de 10000 toneladas y IS nudos
de andar y cuyo casco y maquiuaria
sin contar Ia artilleria y comple mento
costara 4 millones.
La siguiente taba comprende las
sumas asignadas y que debian ser in
vertidas hasta 80 dc JUNO de 1904, en-
los barcos de guerra unos actualmen-
te en- servjcio otroS en- construction
Buques corstruidos en- Q de Abril
de 1895. Acorazados:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25

(Para el BOLETIN MERCANTuD

III eJeTclto, Siempre el e1ercItoi
! Ferdad cS, que casi todo Paris hl
echado 4 broma el asunto.
Solanente al principe Victor Napo-
leon Sc lie ocucre, eStas horas arroiur
Del Eliseo al Preside nte Loubet V
proc!amarse ,mperador &c Francia.
FL delirlo napoleonico, duerme ba ;c
la clpula de los invalidos Acuel era
otro hombre. AsoInbr0 al mundo con
sus victorias disponfa a su antoio del
rayo de la guerra del huracan de
las batallas. Era Marte Belona en-
carne de corso. FL ej6rcjto lie anna ba
y los reyes lie temian tanto como lie
odiaban. Pudo hacer de la Europa
TN waste continente libre, hermanado
por la federation, Ia union de los es
tados libres de la vieja Europa. Un
dia Sc acordo que era hombre Y apa-
60 la luz, es decir, la libertad de los
pueblos y al arrojarse en- su lecho Y
cubrlrSe con las mantas de AuSterlitz
y Marengo Sc sint!6 emperad0r, sofi6
en- SET Cesar.
Pero aquello Sc acabo en- Waterloo
ell Is de Junio de 1915. Bastaron solo
algunas leves lloviznas. La natura
leza venci6 al gran mperador hacien
do Hover TN POGO Ia vispera del gran
ldesaStre.
Desde entonces, media doceoa de
imbGciles que por !levar el mismo
Inombre sc han sentido grandes, solo
han servido para actuar de payasos
pintQrroj eadoS como una imagen de
Epinal.
va tenemos bastante con las lmpru-
dencias del sobrino, lanzandose 4 una
guerra desastrosa.
Y pensar que. todo Paris grltaba en-
aquellos dias IA Berlin Berlin!.
En- medic de los peligros de esta
rep1blica francesa, de las amenazas
religiosas Y las crisis futuras, esta el
ejercito. A el, hemos entregado, ell
sosten dc nuestra "Libertad, lgualdad
y Fraternidad Sin embargo, hay
algo mas que el sable de los soldados
Puede sufrir conmociones el ej6fcito
frances; puede cualquier militar, la
mese Boulanger 8 Tamburini, intental
derrocar la matrona repdblica. Est
en- pie, latiendo, el corazon del mum
do, Ia capital del universe Paris!
No Sc oculta el peligro. La Fran
cia es generosa. noble Las tiltimas
agtaciones religiosas minan el orea
nismo de la rep1blica. Paris est
amenazado; parece que estd sobre uu
volcan que va estallar..
Y sin embargo, como nos hemos
Redo de esta Ultima conspiraci6n. SOC
fusiles Gras, Y uncs cuantos unifor
mes. La gente preganta: Pero, ies
vetdad que habia una conspiraci6n;
Nadie cree en- ESQ; nos contentamos
con encogernos de hombros, reirnos y
componer una canci6n mas, 10 Be
ranger y que ruede como un harapc
sobre el lodo de Paris.
Yo no sc por que Mr.. Rouvier Sc
escama. Para consolarlo, estan ah.
las afirmaciones del Senador Clemen
ceau, quien fue e primero en- califcal
ell asunto de opera bufa.
iEmperador un Victor Napoleon
No tuvo nuuca simpatias el hijo re
belde. -. vaia mas ell viejo Geronimo
y sin embargo. sus partidarios no IL
consider ron apto mas que para jugai
pelota.
Son verdaderos fascos de la semana
pudiendo agregarse desde luego Ia
suma en- question, la proclama del du
que de Orleans otro de los grandes
success de estos dias de onapartis-
mo-. pour rire.
Como 81 la Francia estuviese
merced de csa banda de arlequincs
Jules Rien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25

Ademas Sc construyen tres cruceros
exploradores al costo de $4,000 y
dos carboneros q igual costo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-25
La separation de Ia iglesia

Y Ell ESTADO EN- FRANCIA
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03
"kiggers at the Bail"

Washington, March lin dispes-
ing oftickets for the inaugural ball all
color lines have been obliterated and
a number OF tickets have been sole to
negro buyers.
Negro women are making ptepara.
tons to attend the ball en- the strength
OF the announcement made by the
President that the color line must not
be drawn in any of the ceremonies at
tending the Inauguration
A few days ago a woman high IN
social circles was shopping in one of
tue largest department stores in this
city. At the adjoining counter were
three negro women who were purchas
ing saudy gowns end giving directions
tor certain alterations They did not
conceal the fact that they were going
to the inaugural ball. and so inform.
ed the clerk who'waited upon til EN-.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03
Read the new advertisement in this

Read the new advertisement in this
issue of NJ. G. Tdbler the clothier.
MIR. G. N. Rorterfield has purchased
the samuel Gold farm near Bunker
Hill and will move there on April l.
Captain w. B. Colston spent Tues
day at Berkeley Springs with hi
brother-in-law, Or. J H. Hunter who
has been in very bad healt for some
time.
A farm of 43l acres l-2 miles
from railroad station With house and
il. barn in good neighborh"od good land
big bargain $40 per acre. See s. S.
Felker.
John Ramsburg aged IS years, con-
United suicide by hanging himself in
the barn on the Hankey farm, about
mile north OF sgerstown, Freder-
lex county. Md.
Tomorrow will be inauguration day
and there are great NUM- ers of people
going from this section. If the wealth
er is favorable the occasion will be
apt to be the most ostentatious of all
the inaugurations in the history oil
the country.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03
BEWARE OF OINTMFNTS FOE
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
NFTnnITrnxy

MERCURY,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system wnen entering it
through the mucuous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on Prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you csn possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
man ufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
Toledo Ohio, contains no mercury, and
Is taken intensity, acting directly up
on the blood and mucuous surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally and made In Toledo.
o. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by druggists. Price Too per bot
tie.
Take Halls family Pills for constipa
ton.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03

Tomorrow, the coultry starts on
feur more years of Teddy What those
four years will bring forth is a prob.
lem that puzzles the wisest men of all
parties. The President is unique in
his originality. He has his own ideas
ard is not easily swerved from his
notions. II he gets on the right track
he will burst the Republican party
aud if he gets on the wrong track the
country will suffer.
The legislature which has just adj
journed has left a stencil that will
take years to destroy Alter voting
themselves double mileage they voted
the employees mileoge. clearly illegal.
The cost ofthe session will reach near
ly 500, 600.
The stoIk visited the house of DR.
E. l.. Smith few days ago and
brought fine girl baby.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Thorn
a daughter
L. l.. Wesley sold his Montgomery
Hotel property, Chambersburg, to-
gether with the good will ofthe house
to William A. Laird. Duncanuon. The
consideration is private
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03
i he Winter.

This has been the coolest wi inter-
but one since The Weather Bureau
was established. and that one was
last winter ~-Ioo3 -o4.
This winter the mean tempe ra ture
was 90 s, last winter az. a This win
ter So 3 inches of snow fell. to only
ass inches last wi inter-.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALES.
March 9. Friday. Ohio Williams will
sell stock and farming implements
at his home near swan Pond.
Mach 4. Saturday-D. w. Snyder and
w. B Lindsay as special commits
sioner will sell the real es tate of
John w. Miller decd
March 4. Saturday, Cyrus II. Herbe.t
will sell stock and farming nipple
ments at his home on the UtZ
place just north o. this city.
March 4 Saturday, G. J. MacRey, will
sell hsusehold goods at lis North
Maple avenue.
March 4. Saturday.-John Davis, the
Clydesdale horse will be sod at
the Court House
Mar. 4. Saturday.-Grove and Hen
shaw will sell some good horses at
Owens stables in Msrtinsburg at
reasonable prices.
March 6. Monday. DAVID II. Dodd
viii sell valuable stock and farm
ing implements TO his home in
Failing Waters district.
March 7. Tuesday. Frank w. Mish
Will sell thoroughbred stock near
Hagerstown.
March s. Wednesday, W. C. Kllmer
admir-, of Nathan Vanmetre will
sell personal property including
$50 bushels corn and 20 tons of hay
March Thursday Geo. d. Siler win
sell stock and implements on the
j. ID. Kilmer farm on Dry Run,
March 8, Thursday.-W, L. Herr will
sell valuable stock and farming
implements at his hon on the
Sandy Ridge road leading from
Shepherdstown to Shenandoah
Junction anG three miles from each
place.
March 10. Friday-Mr. Chas Pitzer, will
sell valuable farm stock and i'm
PIGMENTS at his home near Arden.
March Is. Monday. w. Brath-
walt Will sell a. lnw0Od.
March IS. saturday.-Mongan will sci
miles west of Hedgesville.
March IS. Saturday.-Jno. o. Lemen
J. II. Stewart and J. M. Woous
special commissioners will sell the
J. b. Cunningham property.
March IS. Satu,day,-D w. Snyder
AID }. M. Woods as special COM
missioner will sell the lie PIP .ou
be house at court ho use.
Monday March 20, H. 3. Childs, will
sell valuable personal property at
his residence known as ''Yellow
House" farm. near Rest, Frederick
county Va.
Mach q. Tuesday.-L. G.. Tabler will
sell stock. implements and house
hold goods at his home on the
Swan Pond road miles from Mar
tinsburg and l mile from Swan
Pond
March %, Wedpesdsy.-J Site,
will sell II or ugh bred stock at his
home miles east of Falling Wat
ers.
March 90. Tuesdsy-C {. f. Ridgeway
will sell valuable personal proper
ty.
March "a, Friday. F. Rush will
cell personal property l mile east
of Marlowe.
March 25. Saturday.-W. B. Thorp will
sell miles east of Bunker Hill.
March rs. Tuesday John w. Beard
VIII sell personal property at the
Jacob M. Seibert home place, 2
miles North of Hainesville.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03

PAINT YOUR BUGGY FIR 75c.
to 81 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Pain
1t weigh to 8 ozs. more to the pint
than others, wears longer and gives a
gloss equal to new work. Sold by G. G..
Cushwa Il Bro.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-03

One house end lot l-2 miles from,
town on pike Very desirable home /, 1
sale, see ,. = Felkera