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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-04-05
Order Of Publication

HE 81 ALE OF w ESI VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks office Of the Cir
cuit court OF Berk eiey County, the LIST day of
April 907.
Melzor a Wilson and John j. Wilson, her
husband, Lille NJ. Carter, and John f. Cart er
ner husband
Julia w. johnson and johnson her
husband, Anna Ho<e, and .toke, her
husband, and X. Poole, admir- C. t. a. OF Julia
Wofthington oec'd.
The object of the above suit is to obtain par
teton or the zeal estate OF which Julia
Worthington died seized among her heirs a,
law If susceptible thereof and If not to sell
same and divide tbs proceeds as proviaed by
law and 1t appearing on a.. idavit filed in This
suit that the said defendants Anna Hoke and
Hoke, hsf husband and Johnson
husband OF Julia w. johnson are noE-resi-
dents of this state, they are hereby required
TO appear at the said Clerks office within one
month from the 5th day OF April 1907, 1.-THE
date of the fir publication hereofJ ana do
what is necessary to protect their interests IN
this matter.
l.. ID w, Gerhardl, Clelk.
A. Poole, Atty, tor Plf.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-04-05

Harry Stump, the son of Jacob r.
Stump, was instatly killed on Thurs
day of last week at the Bessimer
quarries, north of town. ne young
man was employed at the works aud
when they went to fire Off same blasts
with Others he crawled under a true
standing not far off. We are Informed
thatthe blast was little slow and the
unfortune young man poked his heal
out when a sene struck him killing
him instantly. The deceased was
married and mad several small child
rem
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-04-05

"Good for everything a sa,ve is use {
for aud especially recommended for
Piles" That is what we say about De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Sai>e,
That is what twenty years of usage
has proven. Ger the original. Sold by
w. s. Harper and G. w. Tabler
limo.
"Nothing 50 good as Csscasweet,
writes mother who had used it. "I
saved my baby life, writes another.
Cascasweet is a vegetable corrective for
the disorders of a child's stomach. 60 o
tents on the bottle in plain tn~iish b"
doses for % cents. Recommended by
w. s. Harper and g. W. Tab'er.
limo.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
library trustees Meet.

AT meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Library Board last week at the office
OF Russell & Russell the bid of +. II.
Critics and +. X. Beatty for the con-
Struciion oithe library building and
the installation of The heating plaut
was accepted and the president and
secretary authorized to execute he
contract in accordance with the bid
1t vas also decided that if a suit
able applicant could be selected fol
the position Of librarian that a salary
OF $40 per month b fixed ion the frs
year. aud the secretary was instructed
70 inform all applicants who have
heretofore fled their applications oil
This action of the board and ascertain
II hey Slll wished to have their ap
plicarions considered.
The board then Adjourned to meet
Wednesday evening. April 24,h 1907
al the ofice of Russell & Russell. al
) o'clock, at which time a libra ian
viii doubtless be selected.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
STRONG ENfGfCEMENT POINT

Topeka, April -. The Kansas
supreme court made a decision Sat
urday which, in its application.
is SAID to be the most far-reaching
and important which any court
has given out relating to the re-
gulation of the liquor traffic.
By the order granted today nine
brewerles, several of which trans
act business IN all parts Of Il c
world, and a wholesale liouor
house are enjoined from using any
OF their property in tie state ior
the purpose of selling liquors in
Kansas in violation of the prohi-
bltory law. Further than that.
al the property which the COM
panles and associations own in
Kansas'is practically conG.cated
to the state by the order of the
court whicI prevents the remov !
of the property from Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19

The brick work on the new
Miller building is rapidly nearing
completion and it will not he
long now until the new building
will be ready for occupancy.
Jscob StO.kopf aud brother,
who have been out west to look at
The country came in Thursday
on their way to their home at
Cladir.
Here was a very enjoyable
dance given at the nome OF Peter
"esS Oh Route six. Wednesday
evening. The dance was held in
the large barn. and goodly num-
her OF the young folks of the
neighhorhOod had a fine time.
A renort gained circulation
thursday evening that the Tbnw
jury had returned a verdict of not
guilty. As a result the telephone
in this office was kent very bus,
answering inquiries, but there
was nothing to saw, as the Jury
had not SAID themselves what tie
verdict was.
The baseball fans manage to
Keep fairly busy these DAYS organ.
ling the new Central Kansas
League, and in = few days the
regular snrlng campaign will be.
gin. l.. +. Wilson is the chief
booster for the organization. and
seems to he meeting with con.
siderable sl::e'S a MS efforts 10
get the baseball team ORGANIZED.
&. ". Moore & Son are pre-
rarIng TO have the basement of
their buildIng on Forest Avenue
femodeled ard fitted uu .or their
candy factory. They will have
the door cemented. and the win.
"o"sat the front remodIed in o.
der TO Give them mere light.
The stone walk ~ front oNtie
building will DE cutawty md a
stairway leading down from the
street mt in. Moore's candies
are making uuite n B, pur ZION for
Themselves M this part OF re
Country, and it ha, become wees.
sary to have more room ,pr .uclr
manufacture
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
Mrs. Mike Keenan,. of the south

Mrs. Mike Keenan,. OF the south
side,..was a visitor to the city FRI
day.
Ed. McGinty of the south Size
was visitor TO the county seat
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. B. B. Helfrey, of Ness
City, was in the city Thursday on
a shopping tour.
Miss Brockmeyer Of the Millinery
Emporium was quite i'll at ihe Ste5tr
home in the cas-; part of town.
Robert Gwinn and family c:
this city spent Sunday with his
brother. 5. II. Usllr nd family.
on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Smith. on
Route two, are the proud parents
OF a fine seven pound girl who ar.
rived at their home Thursday.
Mr. Hagan, of E'linwood, came
~ Friday and will returned that
evening with his son, who has been
attending the business college at his
place.
James. McCadery was in the
city Thursday and said he ex.
pected to soon move with his
family to Larned, where they
formerly resided.
The consignment of mail boxes
we fave been expecting have
finally been received, and those
desiring a box can secure the
same by calling here for it
At the Faternal Aid convention
in this city Thursday W. p. FEEDER
was elected delegate to the gener-
al council meeting, with q. G..
Lyon of Sterling as alternate.
Frank Soderstrom, Charlie
GIeadall, Fred Childs, and Mar.
tin Drechsler were in the city Fri.
moroing on their way to Cedar
Point, on a fishing expedition.
J B. Cafder and family Came ia
from Great Bend "Wednesday. aud
will live in the house vacated by 4
l.. Walton. Ness City now has a
'uIl fedged travelling man Ness
County Echo.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
1 Valuable G0Rlllaiian

MI. J. H. Boffum OF Garden CITY
has bad copyrighted and is having
issued directory of the Arkansas
Valley Business Mems Exchange.
comprising Syracuse, Laklp, Deer.
field, Garden City, Cimaron, Dodge
City SpearTiIle, Kiusiey, Garfield,
Earned, Pavnee Rock, Great Benz
EHinwood, Sterling, and Hutchinson,
and intermediate points. Being [.
classified list of'all business and pro.
tesSlOnal meD,'h tells, agencies, deal.
efs, etc., together with maps, charts,
and general mercantile and industrial
information. We believe this work
will be of much .bene6, to all in the
Arkansas Valley. Mr.. Buffum will
visit Great Bend next week in the in
'tere>ts Of the work.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
GARDENS and Fruit RlBDed.

Wichita, April 10. = Small anc
large fruit and gardens throughout
the state were injured last nigh
by the freezing temperature. |.
registered twenty-eight abov,
zeroshere. 1t is believed flat [. {
loss of fruit will he heavy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
Attest: H. D. AshpoIe,
County Clerk.

Ire following reports of County
officers. for the quarter ending
March Both, 1907, we're approved.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19

st. Joseph, April 13.-Thc
mercury registered eight degrees
below the freezing point through
northwest Missouri last rigD t.
Growers say fruit of all varieties
-, is badly injured.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
FFOStS Ia Ok ahOma,

. Oklahoma City, April l3.-Ti e
thermometer registered thirt,
'degrees here last night. Liplt
trostS are reported from northern
and western Oklahoma. Fruit
and garden on tie grounds are in.
jured.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
Notice

No hunting allowed without the
permission Of the lease owners on
section twelve, township eighteen
range thirteen. Trespassers will
be prosecuted.
Clahin Gun Club.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19

+. D: Wilson returned Satur-
day evening from a visit with
relatives and friends at Kansas
City. 1t looks little funny to
see Frank around town without a
star on his vest.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19

Axel Wemmersren received Satur.
day some of his patent burners
for coal oil lamps. His improvement
consists of a pair of needles. one on
either side Ct the wick channel, that
enables person to make a lamp
fame burn even, by regulating either
side of the wick without disturbing
the other. when both needles are
in place it will prevent The fame from
growing any larger by the wick
creeping up and causing the lamp to
explode. 1t will be a particularly
good thing in connection with the
lamp in an incubator, as there is No
chance of getting more fame than
you want.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19

W. J. Lsngham was over from
lloasington Sunday visiting with
us friends and relatives.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
LAND AND A HOME THAT

IA > TUX q 1AA l.
= Wawill Z AMI c1llrlt. srC turn oyer
So toycu .-r-ltcd i.n6 VITA ,ron GROWING.
NeTi col-Iue 20 cultivate u.c land lor
4 N7-to tine crui OryUn ra.. 90 t.as aui maize
itv..r happy home. rs I1t thai s1 ci,rt
4 haf.1TtI ..e ..T u-..s,fia- and q s'-.' !.
E m-ta.t. -.Ciatgo' en- .iu.. easy JI|..g-
f"'.- H.y- ~.-: f-i.. AtsTr' fI-'.-g;
s,1lr ..1u. Write i-f ccllt. Go. I've
" .-g trd
a -'s Cdt0WGtTIGN CO.,
= g.. -...s-r IrDss slIalri 3d.. f-ui, MiAn
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19

TET7c lFpHC We own 2001o0 ecrc7 ~ '-rc
zee ssst % lu fH l4wIANnIr ..I
van lb.EE VALLEY. Tea rlrerI frr 49, Id, 4,
F.l.'l On +. state. The southern rlr.Is I.'i...f
rl tmlgh tie Eal llCEc valley a1"7 a.. tH,
- -e9 i,.e Of ia, sonia te Sil rra dr.. n1-h
hcl i1glt '.- rci.l UuTrHa TfI. t.. ....
selected, ar1, having PURCHASE th.4'e,rr on. .a
We can quote YuV rrics7 and terms fH \. ... -
LAND AGENTS. ATTENTION. r,-...,i
or itylO a'ui OF this land, which glu Clr Cd .r t-
T-1l payment HJga. ana rs.- n ff. Oh
tiUUu Own yGgg own lulg Don't s.H Id r,f.r....-
sion. TINiS COLONIZATION CO., co.'s li.s-gr F....
Bias. 81. f4sL Liza, '''-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-19
Commissioners Proceedings.

Allen Carrie was refunded on
$1,000 valuation for the year
1906 on S u lot in block 81
Great Bend city.
F. G. Strothman. refunded o..
100000 valuation for tine year
1906 on l90x50 feet in n. e. corner
OF block lOS. Great Bend city.
! J. K. NibIo vas refunded on
10000 valuation for the year 1906
on personal property in city of
HoisingtOn.
The Application OF J. H. Hart
man for refund of tax. on GER
tain property located in HoiSing-
ton was rejected.
The appointment OF Alice A.
Reynolds as member of the ex
aiming Board was approved, this
Appointment was made to fill
! vacancy caused by the resigna.
tlOa of Lucy Gray.
The petition of G. E. Button
and others OF Clarence township
praying for the erection of a
bridge on the section line beween
section % and IA township 10.
range ID was approved, and a
cement bridge ordered.
A petition was presented for
the consideration of the Board
praying for the erection of q
bridge between section 20 and q
Clarence township. A fter due
consideration of the matter the
Board desided to erect a cement
arch bridge, at the place designa
ted in said petition.
A petition for a bridge on sec
ton line between section Is and
- Albion township. signed Ey
VI. f. Bell and q Others was ar.
proved and a contract was mace
with D. A. Nicely for the erection
OF a stone arch bridge as NJ
plans and specifications on file at
the office of County Clerk. Coz.
tract price five hundred twenty
seven and fifty one-hundredtbs
dollars, (S527.5O).
Thelreport of the viewers Of
the road petitioned for by /. {.
>eeber and others having leen
read before the board of Count,
commissioners and said repmt
being favorable. and no legal OF
lectlonS appearing against said
report, and the Board being sali,-
fed and the confirmation of aid
report will be of public utility,s.d
order that said rOaG ard plat be
recorded as recommended in said
report. 1t is also ordered that
the Trustee of the township lie
directed to caues the sane to lt
opened for public travel.
n. w. Keeper,
Chairman,
Attest: H. D. AshpoIe,
County Clerk.
TIE following reports of County
officers. for the quarter ending
March Both. 1907, we're approved.
FERs COLLECTED. FRRs RcoLDlo1D
R Aldrich
James " Clarke $f4O0 s7S
SA kellam R3S 1865
Z EppersOa 3l4So as
ID Ashpols 1856
W TOrrey zoos
RLlS RRJEcTnn, !
+ kccauley......... E. ......... ..... $40 "a |
.oiiiSh.''. '''........,...... ....... SIS |
a Dickhut.."- ..,.,. ., ,..,,..........t7n CO
The following warrants remain. |
ing in the County Clerk, Office |
for the period of three. years were
o,-o1 II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
bERNA?D'S FLIGHT
4 CAUSES No D[[AY
Will Not Affect The
Issuance OF House
journal

The flight OF Bernard Kelikolio, the
Boy Orator, will not have the effect OF
delaying the House Journal any. A
statement to this effect was made this
morning by Speaker Holstein, who
held a conference over this matter and
other matters connected with the Jour
nal with John Hughes, one of the mem
hers OF the committee.
Demands action he said, will
hurt no one but himself. For his own
sake more than for any other reason
am sorry he has done as he did. He
has practically killed himself in this
Territory, and | don't see what he eau
do on the Coast. But SO far as the
Journal is concerned, it will be gotten
out just the same and without any
trouble. There was not much of his
work left to do"
Everyone about the Capitol who
mentioned the matter expressed great
surprise at the fight of the Boy Orator
and sorrow that he had done a thing
so foolish. "A woman at the bottom
of it, as usual was the way most OF
them sized up the situation.
AS Bernard stated before he left that
he had $3.50, and as it is probable that
he will find oratory somewhat below
par on the Coast, the belief is ex-
pressed that ii will not be long before
he comes sneaking back to take his
medicine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
Real Estate Transactions

lie, Koolauloa, Oahu; 81. r 292, p
1877. Dated Sept IS, 1906.
William l. Castle to Julia w Castle:
ID; por APP sc, Kul Sj59B, Laie, Koo.
iaul0a, Oahu; 81. B 292, p 1913. Dated
Sept IS, 1906.
Jessie r b Bett (widow) to Isabella
Renwick; D.; int in lot 101, CIR 1888
end NWe half lot 31S CIR 1887, Olaa,
Puma, Hawaii; $500. B 1872, 1893. Da-
ted May /, 1907.
Wailuku Sug Co to Kimura: l.;
pc land and bldg, Wailuku, Maui; 20
yrs at $3.50 per W, 3 2SS, p 1896. Da-
ted May "a, 1907.
Waikiki Sug Co to Otakuro Masag;
l.; pc land Market st, Waikiki, Maui;
10 yrs at $25 per yr. b 2SS, p 39S.
Dated May a. 1907.
First Am Saws & TT Co of Hawaii
Ltd to Alwine w Conradt ct al; Rel;
10 pcs land, sea fishery and fish pond,
Mapulehu Molokai; $4,000 B 295, p
100. Dated May 4, 1907
Josephine Oneha and hsb CID to
Harry Oneha Jr; d; Kus $685. and
C5S9, APP /, pc land, bldg and live
stock, Waimea. etc, Kauai; $40, etc.
3 292. p 1872. Dated May 90, 1907.
Kalakiela (k) to G N Wilcox; D:
IL int in Ap |. Kul 1870, bldgs, etc,
Nawiliwili Kauai; 500. b 1922, p
1856. Dated May 10, 1907.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
NOTICE.

c. M. Tai, formerly known as
Boarding, Hotel and Lodging House
of Kailua, on the premises of late c.
Ako.
The said c. M. Tai Restaurant is
corporated by c. Akamu and G. M.
Tai as members of the firm.
Said G. Akamu is acted as mana
ger Of the firm aforesaid.
Thereafter, the two members be-
ing in retired management had trans
ferred and assigned the said firm to
one Wong Kim, in the Month of
July, 1906, with the consent of both
members
Therefore the said c. Akamu had
the right and power to collect debts
from persons who owed to the afore-
said C. M. Tai Restaurant.
3714-1w LUM CHUNG.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
CHAMBER AGAINST
(0A\TW|SE Jaw
Wants Operation On
Local Shipping
Suspended

The matter of the effect of the
present application Of the coastwise
shipping laws on the passenger traf-
fiC to and from. Hawaii was discuss
cd at the regular meeting of the
trustees of the Chamber Of Com.
merce yesterday afternoon, having
been brought up by Jas. f. Morgan.
On motion by l.. 7. Peck, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
THAT it is the sense Of this cham
er that the present passenger trans
lortation facilities between this Ter
ritory and the Pacific Coast of the
United States are inadequate and
that question of the ACCESSIBILITY of
memorializing the proper Federal
authorities looking to the suspension,
temporarily at least, of the coast
wise shipping laws as to passenger
transportation, be referred to the
Committee on Harbors, Shipping and
Transportation to report at the next
meeting
Tao members of this committee
are e. II. Paxton, e. d. Tenney and
W. Pfotenhauer.
A letter from the Tax Commission
asking for suggestions for amend
ments to the present tax laws was
referred to the legislative commit
tee. fsrfFI
j. f. Morgan suggested that the
bi-monthly meetings of the Board be
enlivened by having some prominent
local man or visitor speak on Il sub
Ject of general interest at these
meetings The suggestion was very
1avorably received and will be acted
On in the future.
Those present at the meeting were
as follows: James F. Morgan, pre-
siding; Messrs. h. r. Peck, r. |.
Spalding, w. Pfotenhauer. Il. d. Ten
ney, f. M. Swanzy and H. p. Wood,
secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
2 furnished front rooms at 1928 En-
ma St.; rent reasonable. 3401-tf

mess was concerned, the wholesale de-
partment would be seriously hampered
if he had to close up for the days just
preceding the national holiday and
other wholesalers would, he thought,
feel the same way.
1t was finally decided that the Sec
rotary should send wireless to the
Attorney General as suggested by At
torney Wise
The result of the meeting was the
granting of special license to W. C..
Peacock e. Co. to sell for one day. July
18th, at Hoolulu Park and the receipt OF
the License Inspectors reports on the
following applications; Honokaa Wine
& Liquor Co., saloon; Kau Wine d
Liquor Co., saloon; E. w. Barnard,
Laupahoehoe, saloon; HaCkfeld & Co.,
Wholesale; c. Shimamoto, saloon;
Manuel Branco, Laupahoehoe, saloon :;
William Heeb, Hamakua, saloon; Y.
Shimamura, Waikamalo, saloon; S.
Kuritani, Honomu, saloon; H. Tani-
motto, Honomu, saloon Panos Por-
phyres, hotel; Francisco Vieiro, Wal
kamalo, saloon; NJ NJ. Chiquita, Papai-
kou, saloon; S. Hata, saloon Serrao
Liquor Company, saloon; Serrao
Liquor Company, restaurant; Kuwa-
bara, Wailea, saloon; h. Akana, Wal
pic, saloon Pun Chang saloon; Joa-
Quin Jose de Silva, Kukuihaele, sa-
loon; r. A. Lucas, saloon j. S. Ca
Mario saloon; w. c. Peacock & Co,
saloon Hamakua Wine & Liquor Co,
saloon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
HILO LIQUOR men
OBJECT TO BEING
CLOSED THREE DAYS

Hilo, June Sunless the Attorney
General, in his wisdom can advise
some means for correcting an error
which was plainly unintentional on
the part of the Legislature, it seem
perfectly clear that the town OF Hilo
and the County of Hawaii generally
will perforce go ION the water wagon"
for the first three days of July next,
However satisfactory this may be to
the good people who shun the demon
rum, it is far from being SO to the men
who are in the trade and feeble pro-
tests may even be heard from those
who do not stick by temperance hold
lngs.
The difficulty was made apparent at
Saturdays meeting Of the Hawaii
County Board of License Commission
ers when there We're present Commits
aioners John r. Moir (chairman),
John Mcguire, A. W. Carter, r. Ly-
man, Jr, and License Inspector Kau-
hane
The inspector reported on eleven APP
pications at the morning sitting and
on thirteen more during the Afternoon
and following the section of the new
Liquor Act it was next necessary that
the applications should be advertised
for four weeks 50 that a public hear
ing can be had on each. The Tribune.
appearing today, was the first paper iii
which the advertisements could appear
and the four full weeks of advertising,
as laid down by the law, will expire
therefore on July 2. The Board can
then meet on July to take up the
matter of granting the licenses or 9th
erwise. The old licenses will mean
while have expired on June 80.
Attorney w. S. Wise, who was pres
ent at the meeting in the interest of
several applicants for licenses, thought
that the closing W of legitimate bus
mess houses for three days at a most
important time of the year would be
an utterly unfair proposition. The
Board, he contended, had fun power to
grant permission TO those now holding
licenses to continue doing business UNI
Ill they could get hearing. His eli
tnts had made their applications in
good faith ana it was no fault of theirs
that the government had been dilatory
in getting the necessary legislation
through. He suggested sending a
wireless TO the Attorney General on
The matter
f. II Austin, manager Of w. G. Pea
cock q co, pointed oupthat a liceusee
was always allowed ten days grace, a
fact which he thought showed that the
government recognized that uniuimess
of suddenly stopping the operations OF
"a legitimate business The commits
siuuor8 he believed, would have IAN
luWer Goo grant permits 90 eide over
,ue three DAYS AS Iar 49, hls own bus