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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-26
SIS 900 Prize for
! Advertising Ideas
A CLEVELAND PRIZE WINNER
SHOWS ADVANTAGE OF EVEN.
ING PAPERS FOR AD.
vERTIslNG.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 2G.-Charlcs W.
Mears, a former sporting editor. now
advertising manager OF the Winton Mo.
tor Carriage Co., has Just been mott.
fled that he has won the first prize OF
$1,000 for an 1,S00.word article on ad.
vertising ideas. Mears submitted his
article in a contest started by the
Arbuckle Bros, coffee house, and com.
pcted against nearly all the prominent
advertising men In the country.
Mears discussed various advertis.
ing methods. and particularly. urge,l
the use of newspapers, especially aft.
ernoon newspapers.
In that, part of his article he called
attention to the fact that women buy
90 per cent. of the food products con.
sumed, and therefore 1t was impera.
tive that they be reached. The prize.
winning article says:
Among the dailes the evening pa.
pers arc to be preferred, because they
have the largest circulation and go
more generally into the homes, es'
peciaily Of the people not wealthy,
many Of whom never see the morning
paper. Evening papers are sold when
men are going home, and hence 90
with them. Nearly all morning pa
pers sold on cars, trains and streets
go to the Offices, stores and shops
the housewife doesn't get a a look.'
Robt. Adams, an ad, writer Of Hunt,
inston, W. Va was awarded 4th
prize in the contest and was awarded
$4,000 for his effort.
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Guests Of Mrs. Conway.

John Lavender, of Chicago, H..
spent Christmas here the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. W. II. Conway. Miss
Josephine Lavender, Of Conncllsvills.
Pa. is the guest Of her sister. and Miss
Florence Lavender will arrive here
to-day to spend few days.
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R.v. md htrs. ouiek t4ere.

Rey.E B. Quick, pastor Of the Chris.
tian church 1t Morsantown, and Miss
Erusilla johnson, tescl,er Of Greek in
The st:ite University, were married in
the Christian church at that place yes.
tertEy Thew spent last night IN this
city with tho family Of Rev. Wilson
en- Walnut avenue.
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To Our Out Town Reporters

token of the have for the viant
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appreciation Of tier valuable
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upon them the fact that their welfare constantly
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eues,s Of tir. and Mr3. Hartley.

Guests OF mr. an5 Mira. Hartley.
Mr.. Glenn Greer srriysh here Tues
day might TO suenl Christmas nj the
home Of Mr.. j. NJ, Hartley on Quincy
street. Mrs. Greer and ch!llren, Joe
anil Mary. who have been here on an
offended visit to the formers parents
will accompany Mr.. Greer TO Lexlng;
ton, Ky, tomorrow where they Will
reside.
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VIII Meet W nth Mrs Barnes.
The Elizabeth Hnyss Circle will
meet on Friday aiternoonat the home
.of Mrs. J. Walter Barnes on Barney
street.
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

C. A. Miller
Commissioners Of
fee Nsrtinsburg, w. Va, Jan 81, 1897
To all persons interested in the above entitl.
ed cause.
BY decree Of the Circuit Court of Berk elsy
County W. Va, entered in the above entitled
cause on the 2lst day OF January 1907, the
same was referred to nae, with Instructions to
ascertain and report.
First: What personal estate !. II. Miller
owned at the time OF his death, the character
and value thereof.
Second: To state and settle the accounts Of
said plaintiff as admin traitor OIL H. Miller
decd the debts. owing by the said j H. Mil
er at the time of his d ath, to whom they are
payable, their nature ana the respective prl-
vitivss thereof.
Third: The real estate owned bv the said ]
H. illsr, at the time of his death, its qusn-
ttty description and location.
Foul tn: such other matters as said Gem
missioner may see fit, or the parties to this
suit may require nim specially to state the
same betsy pertinent
You wslI therefore take netice that I have
fixed or Monday the 18th day OF March Iss7
at 10 a. m. as the time whes at nay Office in
hartin.burg, W. ", az the place where will
proceed TO execute the said order Of reference
and IT, from any causs 1t shall not be Gem
pleted that day, ii will be adjourned frem
tims 10 time t the Same place, uAtll IT is
completed.
Giver nnde, my hakd this slst day OF Jan
nary 1907.
W B Calstsn, Conn.,
ie Chaacsry of said Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
In MemOrmiam

In sad but loving remembrance .
my dear mother Mary E.Gain who de
parted this life Feb. "a, 1905
Yes one year ago today
Just as the morning dawned
God called my darling mother
To her immortal hsme.
The Golden Gates were open,
A gentle voice said come,
And with farewell unspoksn
She calnly entered home.
God needed one more angel mother,
Amidst his shiaing band
And so he bent with loving smiles
And clasped my mothers hand.
In memory oft times see,
The one l loved so dear
The vision grows so clear sometimes
[ think she must be near.
Her busy hands are folded now,
Her work on earth is done,
God grant that | like her may rest
When my work on earth is done.
Written by her daughter,
Iona A. Barney
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
THE CUMBERLAND
BREWING co..
ok FOR THIS -



A broker, so the story ran,
Came to the bright celestial gate;
Whose warder would his record scan,
Sc babe him stand and wait.
What have done, "the Broker cried,
"Debarring entrance clear?"
"Commission's naught," st, Peter
sighed,
Commission stays you hers"
"What have you done Ia all your
life
Mankind to cheer or bless?
Pray have you wiped the widows
tear
Or softened her distress?n
81 saw a poor old dame one day"
may, this is no pretenss).
81 paused upoa my hurried way
And gave to her two cents"
"Now Gat riel," st. Peter said,
"Your books will surely show,
If there this credit you have read
1 pray you'll let me know?"
"Yss, answered Gabriel, it is here"
GAS credit number one,"
''Tis we'll said Peter with tear,
What more man have you done?
~ met lad the other night
Half frozen almost spent,
1 felt 80 sorry at his plight
[ handed him q cent
"And Gabriel, is this on your book?'
Eyes, Peter, this see."
"And are there other credits" Look,
He'll tell the rest to me-"
81 really can recall no more"
The anxious broker said,
st. Peter looked him DER and DER
While Gabriel shook his head.
swell, Gabriel, on this evidence
No mercy can we show,
Give kim voucher for three cents
And send him down below"
e. II. Foss.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
In Chancery
d. X. Eskey
IohuC Lewis at al

D. X. Eskcy
vs. In ohancery
Commissioners office
Martinsburg, w. Va Feb. 7 IoeJ
Ts all persons Interested in the above enttil ed
By "a decree Of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County, W. Va, entered in the abov. ertitl ed
cause on the 18th day of January 1907 the same
was referred to me, with Instructions to asc ertain
nd report
First: all of the real estate owned by the iude-
I'M eat debtor John c. Lewis. together with its fee
mpls and annal rental value
81 Second: The liens thereon; whether by Judgment
deed trust otherwise, with the amounts aud
purties thereof
Third: Whether tn. rents and profits from said
real estate will be sufficient, in five years pay of
and discharge said lie and the costs Of this SUIT
Fourth: And such other matters as any party in
interest may require him to state, the same beng
pertinent, such other matters as .he Commits
sioner himself may deem pertinent, whether
CURED or Vou will therefore take notice that
1 have fixed on NJ ondsy the 18th day of March 1907
at 10 a. m, as the time when and my office in Mar
tinsburg. W. Va, as the place where l will pro-
coed execute the said order Of reference and it.
from any cause, the same be completed on that
day it will be adjourned from time tine, at the
sa nae place, until it is completed Given under my
hand this 7th day Of February 1907
W. B. Coiston, Commissioner in
Chancery of said Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

TIE all persons holding liens, By Judgment or
etherwss on the real estate, aay part thereof Of
James H. Robe tson. -
The pursuance of decree of the Circuit Co,,.
Of Berkeley County, W. Va, made in caux, ,b,r.'
In pSsding, to subject the real estate Of th. ala
James Fl. Robertson, 10 the Satisfaction of III. liz.
thereon you hereby rsqnHeo TO present Ill
claims against the Eaid Jas. n. Rob.yt.o,
whieh ara hens on lis real estate or 81.
part OF it, for adjgdica ron. 10 w. =,
ny Office in hartinsburg. +" Va, on or before the
sth day OF March 1907
Given under my hand thh 9Th day of February 1907
W. B. Colston, Commi,sion.r,,
Chanesry of said Court
At
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

FThe undersigned having qualified as ad-
mlnistrator OF the estate OF B. #. Wiland, de-
2 miles north of Falling Waters on the NAV,
pike on
Monday Feb, Is 1907
beginning at 10 o'clock the following per-
sonal property to-wit:
3 Head Horses
Bird, Napple gray mare coming years old
said 90 be in foal by Elack percheron weight
1850 lbs work anywhere hitched; No. Doll,
Ddpple gray coming years old weight l650
lbs. work anywhere hitchea; No. Bill, bay
horse, coming years cid sound and will make
q good general purpose horse
3 Head Cattle
l Durham COW. calf by her side, good mixer
2 Brood Sows
/ with pigs by her side
Farming Implements
2 2-horse wagon, l runabout good as new
spring wagon, Deering binders In good run
ming order | Superior grain drill good as new
horse rake, one Br wn walking cuItivator
Buckeye eultivator, l-horse cuitivators 3
Oliver chilled b rshear plows, douoie and
single shovel pillow, | sleigh, Hoosier corn
planter, cutting box, 3 harrows, one A, one
four square, and spring teeth, double har
poon hay fook and rope, thribbls,S double and
Harness
sets new Yankee harness, sets of front
gears, set o single harness, 5 collars set OF
fly uets, riding brides, 2 blind brides,
sagon line, sleighbells, breast and butt chains
Set of Blacksmith Tools
bellows, anvil, vice screw plates, dies, tengs,
cold chisels, set of shooting tools, hammer,
tenor brace
Set of Carpenter Tools
saws, Ratchet, squares, set Of farm chisels,
brace and bits, augers, set of Baily's planes,
spirit level, broadaxe, double bit az one mau
saw, cyclone seed sower, wood work for
sleigh, pruning shears, grain cradles dig
ging iron, 2 scoops shovel, pick, maui and
wedges, carbine rifle, lumber for wagon bed
stand of bees let OF old iron and many other
Terms
A credit of 10 months will be given on Ill
sums OF sic or upwards the purchaser TO give
notes with approved security negotia BILE
and payable ~ the Old National Bank
OF Nartlussarg, West Virginia with in
terest from date OF sale out If paid
pro nptly at maturity the interest will
be reunited. Under $40 cash. No property to
De remov ed until settled for
N LANDS, Adnr.
A NJ ,Oole, Auet
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
NOTICE 10 Lien HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens by judgment or
otherwise on the real estate or any part there
OF OF John c. Lewis
Pursuant TO decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Berkeley County, w. Va. made in . cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate OF
the said John Q. Lewis to the satisfaction OF
the liens thereon, GU are hereby required TO
present all claims held by you, or each of you,
against the ssid John c, Lewis, whioh are
liens OF his real estate, or any part OF IL, for
equalization, to me ut nay eff1ce in Martins
burg. W: Va, on or before the 4th day OF
March 1907
Gives under my hand tAis It'll day Of Feb
ruary 1907
W. y. Oelsesn, Dom missioner in
Chanoery of said Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Terms

DoDD Il HOFFMAN. Auct.

AGENTS now at work are mskla
S24 to $40 week selling the New jus
patented) Aluminium Multiple RI
tiecting Shade for all gas lights, tD
electric bulb and kerosene lamp
Grandest seller at reasonable pr'
ever invented. Throws light down !
greatly increased brilliancy. Large d
mand for use in stores, offices, Won
shop and the home. H. w Kellg
1925 Green Street, Phila., Pa. Writes
terms and illustrations
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

vs. In Chsncery
Commissioners Office
Martinsburg, Feb, lo07
To all persons interested in tine above entitle ed
cause
By decree of she Circuit Court Of Berkeley Co
w. Y. entered in the above entitled cause On the
18TH day of January loo7, the was eferred tn
me with Instructions to ascertain ana report
First. The real estate owned by the Judgment
debtor, James H. Robertson where sstllste lie
description and the quantity thereof
Second: The liens upon said real estate by WHOM.
held, with the amounts and prioriites thereof
Third Whether the rent from said real estate will
pay of in five years the liens thereon and the costs
o. this suit.
Fourth: And such other matters as any party in
interest may require 70 be sta.sd, the same being
pertinent or such other matters auv party in in
teIest NAV require to be stated, the same being ner
unent, whether required or not You will tbera
fare take notice that have fixed cn Tuesds, ~.
sth day OF Mach 1907 4 10 a. m as the ,ims
when, and my office IN Martin burg W Va as
the place where wall proceed to execute the said
order OF refeIence and if, from any -ause the SAM
be not completed on that day it vii be adou,nad
irom time 10 time, at The same place untl ii is COM
peted . A
Given under my hand this III day Of February 100,
w =. Coiston. Commissioner in
Chaacery Of said Court
At
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Administrators Notice,

The undersigned having qualified az
administrator of the estate Of Philip E.
Weigle, deceased hereby gives notice to
all persons indebted to said estate that
the same must be paid at oase and those
having claim against said estate will
present same at once with proper au-
Identification for settlement.
G. w. Butts
Feb. ATS. Administrator.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Feb. hts.

For RErT-The "Morgan Farm" Of
800 acres, south of Gerardstown w.
Va. Apply to
w. E. Morgan,
1400 Girard St.
Washington D. G.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

~ ~ A-- ~ 0H--
of Valuable
Personal Property
Having qualified as administratrfx of the
late Samuel Miller 1 viii sell without reserve
at his residence at SmoketsnA four miles east
or AzrtlDsburg and miles west of Shsp-
herdstown
Friday, March 1st. 1907
Is Head of Horses and Colt
consisting of coed work horse, two mares in
Brown hsrse, one gearing. coli by John Davis
% Head of Cattle
Is head of milk cows, two with calves by their
side most of the Others W i'll be fresh by day
ofsale, nne young steer balance thrifty young
cattle
~ Head of Sheep
46 ewes and one. buck all vlll.have lambs by
s Head of Hogs
one SOW and seven ,hopts. l Poland China
boar.
Farming Implements
four horse wegon,2 J"O horse wagon one,
surrey In good condition, falling top buggy
one cast, Osborn b4nder' IN COED conGltion
2Osborhe mowers nearly new, horse rakes
l steel and wood iranle,4 cum atu.s IN rsn-
hing order, sets wagon LADDER, Is ieet
long oliver chilled plows III ana IN ui
can plow, Syracuse Or Root, do4uio CO.'S
planter, single corn plsi tiers, GERS cover
zrsllers, stee | and woet roller, spring
tooth harrows4 square narrow, sets dung
boards,2 drills opeSuperior aha one ku, keys
wheat fan, clio er seed eower,oac corn shelter.
pair platte rn scales will weigh no, pair steel
yards weigh o2u, lot OF gram sacks, hay fork,
pullies and ropes, scoop shovels, mattocks,
fs.ry9 n .. lsta L.
trees crowd sticks; corn basket, 2 Blu
measure, sets spreaders. log chain, spreaders,
several hand corn planters many other
articles 10 numerous to mention
Harness
4 sets br ebheancs, Q sets Yankee harness
COED as new, sets lead harness, sets pillow
gears, 8 sets douuh driving, one setsipgle har-
ness, 10 good collars. II biIud brinules, sci
check lines, set butt chains, set OF breast
dhatns, lot OF haiters and COW chains enc
wagon saddle
some hay and corn. one cider mill, o sausage
grindert, suffer, kettles, Dbl Of vi esar,
lot OF empty 1ols and Kegs saw, axes, maui
and wedges
Piano
and some few other heusehs old goods
8spring wagon 2-horse AMI enc horse.
buggy pole gouu two hsrse .lsish and one
horse sleigh, strand bells
Terms
credit offs months will be given on all
sums of $40 and over the uichaser to give his
bond with approved security, neg otiabie and
pay able at the Merchants and Farmers Bank
of Martipsburg W. Va, with interesr from
date but interest ren iSted If paid al maturity
Under $40 cash. No property to be removed
until settled for discount of per cent will
be made to lhosa wis hing to discount their
notes
Dodd & Hoffman, Auct,
A. j. Clendening, Clerk
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Public Sale
Of Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Having left the state and rented my farm,
viii offer for sale my stock farming imple-
ments AID also lot of household goods on
my farm, situated on the road leading to D am
No. D, miles west OF Failing Waters, ! mile
west of Wilamsport and .h4rtinsburg turn
pike and miles north of Martinsburg, on
Thursday, March 9TH, 1907
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the following
personal property to-wit:
Z Head Horses
of these are young mares, good barshear
leaders, driving mares.
8 Head Cattle
2 mich cows. young thrifty cattle
% Head of Sheep
% good ewes, will AL have lambs by day OF
sale, fine Shropshire buck
20 Head Hogs
good brood sows and Is fine yeuns thrifty
Farming Implements
2 Brown wagons, '-horse ard or 3-horss
surry, made ny al. c.. buggy Deering
binder, re,.ring Corn han vcster, nearly new;
Mccormack MOVE grain drill, cultvators,
Tiger Ii ) IaA'. IHtr double corn planter,
single IN planter, Janney corn crnsher,
0 w rh.,-d plows, No 49, double and
,i- e s..uvel piow,spring tooth harrow,square
ders gr in cradle, 2.horse sled. : Stands
s,eigh bells moving scyihe, munure forks,
; hei SO basket sleigh hay forks, shovels, hoes,
rakes, 2 pair bu traces pair srest chains,
buggy pole. grindstone, log chains lot single
and double trees, d, ging iron, crow oar,
cross cut saws seed sower. pair steel yards,
pair "Falrbanks" platform scales will weigh
co. lbs, half bushel. measure, .ot COW chains,
100 Bushel Corn
Harness
2 sets yankee harness, 2 sets front gears, sets
plsw gears, set double harness. set single har
ness, nearly new, sets heavy team fly nets
d collars blind brides, halters pair check
lines, horse leather line, plyw ines, riding
saddle.
Household & Kitchen Furniture
f xcelsior cook stove Unior air tight heat
Ing stoves, bedsteads, cribs, hat racks,
safe kitchen tables, wristbands, rockers,
lot walnut chairs, fruit eva porator s qt-saus-
age stuf1er, meat cutter mattresses, SET bed
springs, Commods orgnD, - gal. Copper ket-
tie, 20 gal. iron kettle, avis swinging churn,
butter print, bowl ant pitcher, lot of mating,
Queensware, glassware, linware, ant many
other articles not mentioned Every hing will
be sold.
Terms
A credit of Q " onths will b. given or all
sums Of $40 and over the purchaser to give ths
payable at the Peoples Trust Co. with interest
from date but u paid at maturity interest re-
mitttd. Under $40 cash. No property to be
removed until settled for.
d id & Holman, Auct
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Public Sale
of Valuable
Personal Property


The undersigned intending reouce his farming
operations will sell at his home Ia niles north OF
North Mountain station and half mile west of
Little Georgetown on the McCey's Ferry Road, on
Monday March Is 1907
beginning at AIM the following personal pro-
perty.
6 Head'of Horses and Colts
heavy work horses, two of them mares three are
barshear leaders all sound with one exception, and
will work anywhere one fine year old driving
mare, one gearing colt.
IA Head of Cattle
mich cows, I. will be fresh by day of sale and one
is fresh now, Durham bull. the are thrifty
yeuag cattle.
Is Head of Sheep
ewes most of which will lamb by day of sale, one
buck,
2 Head of Hogs
one Poland China boar, and Chester SOW
Farming Implements
a 4-horse wagons and one 50 bushel bed Bickford
and Hoffman drill; in good condition, Deering
binder, and Deering mower both IN good condi-
lion horse rake, Tiger double corn planter Buck
eye cultivators in good order, Oliver chilled plows
single and double shovel plows, ha1rows, spring
tsoth, square and A; grain ladders wheat ian
hay fork with rope and pues complete.
Harness, etc.
a sets breechbsnds, sets front gears, sets pillow
gears, briddies, collars, wagon line spreaders
double and single trees
Household and Kitchen Furn iture
} beds, template store. tables, chura a. d many
othe articles not enumerated
Terms of Sale
A credit Of "a months will bs given on all sums Of
SIs or over the purchaser to give note with appr0v
ed security negotiable and payable at the Msr.
chants aud Farmers Bank OF Martinsburg, Wet
Virginia with interest from date, but inters
RENTED il paid at maturity. Under $40 cash No
property to be removed until settled Tor.
6per cent discount TO those wishing to cash IL cir
notes
J q. NEwKIRK
Dodd Hoffman, Auct.
A. J. Clendening, Clerk.
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Terms
Administrators Sale
OF Valueable
PERSONAL PROP ERTY

EThe iundersign ed having qualified as ad-
Of the estate of b. f. Wiland, de-
ceased will sell ~ his late home al Marlowe.
miles north Of Falling Waters on the NAV,
pike on