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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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UxlrED STATE LAHD OySsrs sIs
PrGsLo. CoLn-. March II iNE.
NOTICE u HER EDN GIvEN That rME
~ foilo~inx nAus-d -<ssier NJ, Gi~d nasicr of
hi. intene,oa % make Hnai prnnl IA ssosusss ~
kis claim aud that aid psupf siii hr .sde b.
nas colorsdn. On April -. fnE. via. MArrs J.
Cr-x n. T. i0.sts. fos tAs y~ss half southeast
ttsn 10 tssn-kiD - .ssash- ransr 81 ~e-s-
he names the fssiloUiaH visn~--s- to prose
kis esnf inus,u- r.,st~s.ns ss-ss and euitis
a -.sd land. via Joan n Sullivan. Scott " !.
P.ek JAss~- r. Aosvis. JAse- y El~sre. all Of
L. aBims-. Cciorsdol
= A. AHBEY. Register.
Hir-t publc,sion. March Is. fAEl
L, i pa hltr ton April - n1Ds.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
Ir !. s.id that the Santa Fe vii

IT il said that the Santa Fe will
make . twenty five per cent reduc-
ton in rates for coal transportation
after April lst. The reduction ID
made in order to afford coal com
psnies N opportunity to mine and
stoce coal in Kanns and Colorado
points during the summer moatha
to BE- held for winter consumption.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

In order to vote you must be q
citizen Of the United States: must
have resided in the state one year
Immediately preceding election. in
the county ninety days. in the city
thirty days and in the ward ten
days. You must also be registered.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

La JUNTA and Rocky Ford are the
only two towns in the Askansas Val
ley that are in = frenzy over the city
election. In Lamar. Manzanola.
Fowler. Ordway and Sugar City
they are safe and sane with only one
ticket in the field.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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DNAykH GoLo.. March II. tN15.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ R. Bell. who's p-,-tofhce sddr~-- Is -
JantA. Colorsdo on March IL rsE. made
appIicatica No. loie to the state board of Land
cssa nissioners 10 I-s-r tn. following de-crihrf
-chxnl lands. situate In Osero cousty. Colo
ro<1Hs. t9- vit:
West half of section n. township - sspasA.
ran1e s. vest.
No other application 4, i-a-e the AhDv- d.
-crih,-t ps~mises or objertions axain-t the
above application vili h considered sfser
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
REGISTER State Boa rd Land Coan mi ssiousrs-
First publication. March "a. isf
Last publication April ). tsS-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

- 3 - ...y . 1Os.ss. essScoi.sei@
n sh a. shDo 2.ssih ps.oises q DsAis
M hrine IN - ~ aaeA eASeasf - utH -
lsDs.sssy. - ~ psrpHs< = paying os4 ~
6sssd q L y..ss- Cek-rsA.. A4ssA r -
e. 4 uBx81O90-
Puhlle Irusaas ~ Ossro C1n.sT. CoAsssAs-
RSr,x pzh2isns.an. mafsA n knnk
losa pahiiesaina- Apel "a ~
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

his grnndstand talk during the cam
paisn dat = ease would never be
dismiassd II - vas elected for the
reason tAAt ~ would not draw N
in1iesmGat ualso - vas asre. hs
could make Il stick"
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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D9uvHn. COLoaADo March ~, 49,
NOTICE II HEREBY 6IvEN THAI GRACE
~ u Rnlsnd- vho-s pn-sofine address u L.
JuntA. toioraio. March 10. lsEL oAds
ayplicstion No. l.kO the STATE s.rt NJ iAod
c1mmi.-ioner- to lease the following de-critr.i
-ehsr1i iand-. situate ia Os.rs county. CoiorAt>s-
ts-stt:
All a ---tion IL. township . -ou,h. r.ns- -S
wet
No other sppiic alton 90 i~~s- the ah-sse d.
-criIsed premises or .sbj-ction- AGAINST tbs
ah-sve application gill be eoa.iders~f altar
April n. isn- -
Register state Hoard Land Com aission~r ~.
First publication. March Is. INbA
Last publication April ). tsks-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

FOWLER is to have = rural route
east. west and south Of town. When
this route is established the entire
county south Of the river will be
well provided with mail facilities.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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Nor,cE Is asfksi sS Sft9 SitsS ttsfs fasI Z ssa i

NOTICE Is hEREs1 GIVEN iSI That faIa Gs1c.
" II. Roland. vko-e po-sofice .ddrc. y
Ls Junts. Colorado. On March 10. iysks. naAe
application No. lust to tor STATE hnafd Of
Land Con misssonsrs 10 teAs~ the fu1iovtaa
dascrib-d school lands. situate in Otseo
cs,unty, Coiorado. to-~it:
All u s-rtion n. to~nship - -outh. r.ass 81
west.
No othsr applicatisps to lease tbs 4hov~ d.
crih-d prcnisas ob5ertions against th~ sbsvs
applieatioa viii b considered aft-s April
H. tNH. MAnk q. WOODaCfv.
Resi-tes STATE Hoard Land Cosa mis- spusrs.
Yirss pubiication March Is isus.
Last Ipnhiiestioa. April ). lNk.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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NOTICE II nKa1DY GIVES f1Af 4
~ .RsriAi ae-eiax = the sh.rsAesd.a = -
ue1l la.e - heiHaG An.-ei.sin. - -
tks s1ss - Mnusr< naabsy so Man = 49,
-. 9laS !. - a pR =. ~ shs HEy-
ia<s,asiss tk< espssal ssnrk fs-. Eiss 1nn-
DID fAoa<and DDllars- sAs pse.e0 es4iAn1- -
oo~ aiii'Hs n.A.s> l. Put9ILs
Rirss pshiiessina- Aasch =. lak-
Last pahiieasioa- sri .. ~
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
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CxrIkD kIArus LAxD OgSscg At |
PgxplO. Coa0-- nAs.A q. -

CxrIKD STATE LAxD OgSscg AT
/. lsx.aos C1ao- nassA a -
NOTICE Il HERE8X 6lSBN IMAv YHk
u lotiouing naasA .esaisr hes ~ snslos ~
-, inssnsins n A.ke Gnal pe<.sf u sspSn1 a
ki elai.- sad th4t -aid psu1 vin - osA -
1nsr sAs ei~rk u the d.se.see eeass % -. Ans-
isnoa H. z bazE. fos th- -a.sshs~sa qssst~r
srrf,aa IL township = -s,akh- rAAs~ - v~-s-
-, coutinusu. r-.idra-- ut-za aaA enltisssiou
- aid land- vis. Llaszr h0rsa- Cotu1hun. =
Hrkiaa<,. Jsa~- - kiskDstriek. John p
~ r.nAr all u LA- ApinsAs. CsskDradss
b. A. Ab6Ef. Register.
vir-t t.uhlir.fisl- March Il tSk
La-t qualifications. April ~ fAk-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

the man with = three-shell game
may be all right Is an adjunct to .
side show. but he is entirely out Of
place when he attempts to work his
graft in a city election campaign.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
Aeeessseses - Issss $3.50 lsaao-
,o,,ck P:;;z Z szsns1 SSs:.rs ::iys x,sSn = ~

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIykS THAT =. -.
~ looe.- uh0.s pa.sG1ns eddss.. u IL -
e. Catorada. % March Il t116. aaAo -
piieasina "a s0s - skr state hnsrd a -
eoani-sioaers IN leA.e tie foliD~ins ds.enkl4
-ckaoi lands situate in Os<ro county. ColassAa.
so-Sit:
6pashve-t quarter of southwest quarter a
s~cti6sa -. township - -ssseh. ranse IS yoss-
-esih-.f ps-sai.<- or sbscctions asain-s ~
above application siil h~ esasidsesA sssss
MARK q. WOODBURY..
Register 6tafs Bard Land Coaaissiaas0-
rirss pnblicatioo March - faB.
Last pahlicatiaa. April L. Ifok.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
TRlsuNC TICKET.

FOR MAYOR,
J. B. PEARCE.
FOR CITY CLERK.
S. w. BROWN.
FOR CITY TREASURER.
J. W. FISHER.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.
E. W. MCDANIEL.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
J. H. MELVIN.
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE.
H. H. CLARK.
FoR CITY ENGINEER.
F. T. LEWIS.
FOR STREET SUPERVISOR.
w. H. KING. /.
FOR ALDERMEN, FIRST WARD.
GEORGE BARR.
C. r. MAPES.
FOR ALDERMEN. SECOND WARD.
MATT DAIMLER.
J. N. LAMB.
FOR ALDERMEN. THIRD WARD.
X. PHILLIPS.
C. r. HUBBELL.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
RhymInE LIRhtr.

Are you good al rbyming? This
game, called rhymiuE lashts. Is lo6
OF fun. One player thinks OF a word
and gives the others a rhyme u lt.
Thus she may think II coal. and she
says, I've thought OF word thar
rhymes TO pole" The others have 10
guess the word In this fashion Il
they think the word Is mole" they
say. Is it a little animal that bur
rOws?' No" says the first player
is It small loaf % bread they
ask. NO, It IS not roll says the trxt
player rs Il something you eat bread
and milk from they guess. ''No. It
Is not a bowl" she answers. rs 1t
something yon burn "Yes. il is
coal" The player who thought of
coal then dnds a word for the others
to guess
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
The Cedar Tree.

Away from It's native home the cedar
grows rapidly and makes a Spougy
wood, by no means lasting on Mount
Lebanon. however, its growth Is very
slow and lts wood 81 hard that lc WI.
quite lifted for use In the building
Of SoiomOn's temple, Some ancient
writers declared that It was imperi-h
able and employed for carving statues
OF the gods Its resin was used o.
preserve the papyri On which books
were then written from the ravagrS ot
worms. and by its means the books ot
Numa We're kept in his tomb unhurmed
for 800 years after his death. The
Arabs believed that ccdars live for
ever and possess qualities os .utclH-
gence and foresight similar 70 those OF
instinct and reason in man. They
think they know the changes ot the
seasons and spread out Or draw tn
their branches turning them upward
or downward, according ns the snow
prepares to fall or melt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
FOR THE CHILDREN



The game OF Malaga r0ts.us is yer
amusing and is almost sure to bring Ii
large number Of forttits for the l.
rector TO cry at the end of the evening
The catch is caused by the djrectJ
coughing or making noise with hi,
throat before he says the sentence.
which all the company must repeat al.
er him. one at time Thus. the part,
having all seated themselves In a cir
Gle. the director says. Hem the,t
making a noise In his thruat MahgI
ralsinS are very good raislpS, hu
Nalenclas are better" The young udy
or gentleman sitting SECOND IS almost
sure 10 say. Malaga r;tistns are yery
good raislus, but NaIeucias are better.
of course mourning FORFEIT thraug
not saying Hem" or making uols
In the throat like the director. ~ SOD
as any one Of the party has rcpeate
the sentence. If the little lady or gen
tleman leaves out the Hem" the Ill
rector says. Edward. or Fam d.
whatever 1t may be- yen have sah
wrOng-a forfeit" but must not tel
MN AlbN LV AtkS sam NEbslE. Ill EtiCH
passes on to the next The third
fourth and almost all the party, witt
the exception OF those who have played
this game before, are almost sure L.
leave out the Hem" and thus Lurul
a forfeit each as often as the game
goes round II makes the game NOR,
amusing even. II one or tw1 u THE
number DO know the trick. il those
not In the secret should 10 Il correct
and they not. And lt il very sa1d fua
to see the many ways All pronounce
the words. thinking they have 70 ply a
forfeit through not pruuluuv.ug tueIu
properly When Ii has passed. round
three or four times and a good uuuy
forfelts have been collected. then. ans
not before. the director can tell them
In what way they have incurred 81
many forfeits.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
on Being Ten.

I'm very nearly grown. you qse
H"xt birthday m he ton
And suppose fh1t llsa VIII ~.
Oh. very different theut
Though being airr f. Har5 nice.
Ard you 10 u3aaHtut fhIrsa.
] think ~ ten there wIIl be twice
~ many happ@ning7
know girl who's ton. and 7
HH7e ofteu heard her say
bhe docs not hav" ~ azE but Rpns
just whore she likes 70 play
And when you're ton think tina, you
MAY sometimes SIT Gp late.
A. nlu'. no natter what you DO.
You 30 10 Bod b. eight
l think y0a give youF toys away,
You feel 20 nearly fyrnwn
You 70 very quiet NJ your play.
You 20 downtown alone.
Thsr"'s lots Of things you DO. 'poaa
That don't ever know
On, dear. when anybody grows
IL IL 70 very slow
But wouldn't II be very strange
When ! was truly ten
II I should think "A like 70 change
To nine years old again.
OF course Il always seems u me
To b" ten would D. hue.
But do you think I'm ever be
Just homsabck 10 b. nins7
YOUTHS CompaniaaL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21

Presidential Election Makes no Change.
No matter what candidate is elect
ed, Foley's Honey aud Tar will re-
main the peoples favorite remedy for
coughs, colds and insipient eonsump
tion. 1t cures colds quickly and
prevents Pneumonia. \. j. Nus.
baum, Batesville, ind, writes: II
suffered for three months with Sc.
we're cold. \ druggist prepared me
some medicine, and physician pre-
scribed for me, yet | did not i'm
prove. then tried Foley's Honey
and Tar and eight doses cured me. -
The Occur d'Aelene Drug Co
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
CalI fur warrants

Notice is hereby given that an
prepared to pay, with interest ac
crued thereon, Nthe following Koot
enai county warrants:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
Warrants No. to II, issued April
l3, 1904 inclusive, series Of 1904.
sNss GENERAL ROAD FUND
Warrant No. 244, issued Septem-
Der 10, 1908, series Of 1908.
Interest ceases 10 days after first
publication of this notice; date OF
first publication, Sept l6, 1905.
GEORGE IL. ROSS,
Urea. of kootenai Co., Idaho.
sept. I6-oct. 81.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21

Did you know that bees hum from
under their wings? Il 5 not the stir
OF those beautiful white wings wr
hear II is the air drawing Ia ana ont
of the air tubes In the Bee's quick
flight. The faster the hee dies tho
louder the hummiDg is Did you know
that Insects freIf They have nerves
all over them. through their wings and
out to the end Of every feeler.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
A Paying Investment.

$500 will take this new property
three large lots with one q room,
one four room and one three
room house all now, city water.
good sheds aud other ont build
tugs, all fenced, propertis. are
reuted tur 81 net per month 10
Jh" owner. There h. also one
vacant lot 6uvl0s feet, all have
fiue locations. Four blsck4
from city school.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21

The e'cada is often Incorrectly called
"locnst'-a term which should be ap-
piled only 70 grasshoppers. Tho rteada
IA peculiarly Interesting insect IN that
It has th" longest Ilfe period u any
known insect Some kinds 1.-Two even
seventeen years and arr known al TIE
seventeen year efcada 81 Sieholns.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
Another Bargain.

$500 viii buy this room now
house., large lot Guxl2u all
feucsi, city water, nice lawn,
only two and one halt blocks
from tho city school
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
Reaidraces.

Crawford-How many residences
does a rich man havel Crabahaw-
Usually three. A city one when he
RpteA., a country one when he swears
On bis taxes and a western one when
A4Asaas for a divorce.-Puck.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
Must be Sold.

$1,000 eash Will -ocuro 100 foot
vast front, on Fourth street by
lao feet deop, "a good four room
house. good shed and toilet. all
fenced city water In house.,
nice lawn, no liner location IN
th" city Look this up.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
The Best Residence in the
City for the Money.

$4,000 will buy this beautiful
tw" story Q room house, Ia heart
of tho city, two very tine lots,
one a corner Look this ~. it
u snap
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
This is Strictly All Right.

$500 \ beautiful now nge room.
pIazterei house. with bath, nice
hall and clothes closets, two
mic" poFeha=, good cellar and
out buildings, so foot front BY
49, feot deep. uico lawn aud
gravel walka, some beautiful
shade trees In front.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
as a matter of course
Good Buys
Here is a Bargain.

$1,000 A good 4 room plastered
house, two large lots, each
6oXl2O feet. Beautiful looa
tion, only two blocks from city
school No better for the
money.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
Don't Overlook This.

$500 4 new room house, cor
n"r lot 16vl2g feet East front.
blocks from city school. all
fenced. good shed aud toilet and
city water Terms to suit. This
IL a bargain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
Farms and Timber Lands
a Speciality.

have listed some of the best
farms In knoteuai. ranging in price
per aero from So to go. Have
also listed large tracts Of valuable
pins iauia.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-05-26
ur interest in the game and Martins

your interest in the game and Martins
burg will be in a position to compete
successfully with neighboring towns
when the league series ends.
The Royal Blues have won three
out of three games having defeated
Hagers town, Winchester, and NJ. H.
S. The NJ. H. have lost four OF of four
games. Yet the M. II. 5. gave the
Blues their biggest fright Saturday. If
the High School boys keep he team
they have now we prei;ct their losing
steak will be broken.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-05-26
SPECI.L COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue 0f he auth irity vested in them by
a decree OF the circuit court of Berkeley County,
W. "a. made on the 29i day 81 september
1851 and further decree made on the LIST day
pending N which w Il. Colston aud Geo. NJ
towers, Administrations of Robert Lamnn
d., were pluinifls, and Bessie Is. Lamon
and others were defendants. the Undersigned
Will offer at public au tlnt Of not sooner sold
privatel. AT the front door of the court house
OF said ounty on
Saturday, June 18th. 1905,
commencing ar 30 o clock p. NJ, the following
described lots oil ground in tao Martinsburg
Mining, Manufactur ng aud Improvement
Company $ Addition to the town of Martins
burg, in said county. to-wii3
Lots Nos. /, 2, 8, 4 and 5 in Block AZ
on Plat No. /;
Lots Nos. 5 and 8 in Block 40 on Plat
No. |; and
Lots Nos. |. 2, 3. 4 and 5 in Block No.
So on Plat No. |;
the same being a part of the zeal estate of
which kobt. Lamon died seized.
Terms of Sale
One third of the purchase money cash on
day of safe, the residue in equal payments at
one and two years, respectively, win interest
from day OF sale, tue purchaser 70 execute his
notes or bonds for the deferred payments and
title to be etained until all the purchase
money rs palo.
M I. INGLES
H II. EMMERr
/, G. IVES Ten HANER
ADRIAN c. MAIDEN BOUSCH-
Special Com missioners.
hereby certify that a. c. Nsddnbousch, one
Of the special commissioners named above, has
gwen bond with approved security as reqnir-
l.. DEW. GERHARnT, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-05-26
Catarril and Hay Fever.

Liuqid Cream Balm Is becoming
quite as popular il many localities rs
Ellis Cream Balm. 1t is prepared for
use in atomi2er-, and is highly priced
by those who have been accustomed
TO call upon physicians for such a
treatment. Many physicians are using
and prescribing il. All The medicinal
properties of the celebrated Cream
Balm are contained in theLiqnid form
which il 10 cts. including a spraying
tube. All druggists. or bys mail. Ely
Brothers, So Warren st, New York.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-05-26
Convicted OF Abduction.

Hsgerstown, Mo-, May 24.-William
D. Morgret, a married man of Han
cock, was found guilty this afternoon
by Judges Keedy and Henderson OF
abductiug from her home, at Hancock
Miss Olive Teresa Ingram, a pretty
sixteen. ear-old glI, and enticlng ther
to Bal more and later to Pitlsburg, Pa.
where , he WAS found by her brother
and a detective.
Morgret was sentenced to the peni-
ten larry Tor four ears Morgret nearly
collapsed when sentence was pronoun-
q al
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-05-26
THE CUMBERLAND
BREWING CO.,
LOOK FOR THIS -
Baseball Notes and News
STANDING OF THE CLUBS


Jr. Athletes Q i050 NJ. as. Z 900
The first game of th@ city 1eisue
was played S tturiay afternoon on the
old Falrgroun between the NJ. II. S.
and Royal Blue clubs. For tree
straight innings both teams wtre
blasked In the fourth inning NJ Fl
S scored one run and three in the
fifth. The Royal Blues were BANKED
until the fifth inning when they
scored runs and then three more 10
the sixth. The contest was far seven
innings and as the Blues had 4 rulS
20 the good they id not bat n the r
hall OF the last inning. Shell pitched
good game Tor the Blues allowing
only hits. NaIelbousch for NJ. II.
S. also did good WORK and surprised
the rooteIs by tie game he pitched.
He had 7 strike cuts and was only
touches Tor 8 hits. The High school
boys were to have a professional bat
terry but they disappointed The boys at
the last minute Everybody was
pleased with the game NJ. H. S. put
up against their rong op. onents and
the consensus of opinion is that they
put up better game than they would
had they been assisted by the profess
SIGNALS Jennie Wien" Smith, a form
er Royal Blue, played short for NJ.
H. S and covered himself with glory
as he played a star game. The games
premise to be more interesting, as
The series Prtc eds.
The sec md game of the city league
series was played Tuesday afternoon
IN the old Playground before coed
lied audience The game proved to
be the most exciting ever played on
the grounds. NJ. II. S. started off IN
good style and things looked bal for
the It. A., but baseball is unc rtain
md the youngsterS caught up with
their opponents only to fall behind
again Then up they came again and
at the end OF The last inning the score
stoodI2 to IL in favor of the umpire.
The NJ H. S. boys came to bat with
blood in their eyes and pounded out
s runs which they thought was sufh
cient to win the game but alas! the
iuni ors were also determ ined to win
and began to hit and run and never
stopped until 7 runners crossed the
plate and the game was theirs. The
battery for NJ H s. was Loving and
Hetzel; Jr. A, Trenary and Timmons.
See the game Saturday at 4 90 p. nj.
Everybody WAS pleased with the
opening games of the league.
A large crowd should greet the
baseball boy in each game they play.
P.iuce Dunn will be home from
Front Royal June 4, where he has
been attending school and playing
ball. He has made himself a good
name as twirler.
The "W. Va. Wonders, the color
ed baseball club of this city, defeated
Shepherdstown a, the latter place
Tuesday afternoon in fast and furi-
Gus game to the tune OF ~ to 7
The city League will be big sue
cess ii our baseball enthusiasts give the
boys the support they deserve. Show
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tributive purposes. Coal power is
comparatively cheap here, With The
earnest and organized fort That Is
about to be EN- ployed in inducing
productive industries to operate here
there should be notable expansion
of Martiusburg as III anuiacturinl
city. We must make way for the
big mills.
Every city and town is wide awake
to the Importance OF developing man
ufacturing. 1t is thoroughly under
stood that it is the creative industries
that form the basis of wealth aud
prosperity.
Advertising is to the merchant
what blowing and sowing is to the
farmer. Imagine a farmer trying to
raise crop by sitting on the fence as
he looks over a teu-acre field wishing
that a nice crop OF wheat orcorn would
spring up in it. Ridiculous. isn't 1t?
But not any more SO than the mer-
chant who hides stock OF goods
away in store room and then sits
behind the counter, hoping that tbs
people will come on buy.
RENE mber the man who keeps up
with times. who thinks. reads,
studies, adapts and uses good judg-
ment. is the man who succeeds. The
men who proceeds along the same line
TODAY as he did five years ago IS
back number and will surely be DIS
tanced by his hustling, wide awake
petitor-
When the ship comes home it comes
to the adventurous trader who sent IL
forth, and not to the timid man who
was afraid to invest in shipping.
Sometimes the ship does not return,
but The owner sends forth others.
and he wins more in the end than the
man who does not venture. There Is
no health in the business that cannot
be benefited by good adve' Using Fol
what shall it profit a merchant or
if he has the whole
world for sale and no body knows it,
Once upon time opportunity
failed to knock at wise man S door
But he advertised for her and she
came ard stayed.
Come in at once, the opportunity i
yours but for lew days more. 1t will
soon be the last call and the door Wi
be shut forever like it was on tn
seven foolish virgins we read about.
Write us, wire US, quick, quicl
quick! How many copies OF
the magazine will you requir,
How many will you send to YOU
frieds out of town. Send in your order
now for only few copies over those
ordered in advance will be printed
How many will the Board OF Trade
and the Merchants Association require
to send broadcast and boom the city?
Hurry up