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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Public Sale
Of Valuable
PER ONAL lRPETY

Intending to quit farming will offer at my
place known as the Million place about one
mile southeast of town of Hedgesville aiong
the mountain road on
Tuesday March 10 1907
commencing at o'clock the following prop
erty to-wit
3 Good Horses
mares good barshear leaders and one of
them is a good driver and safe for , one to
drive 100 lbs; the other mare is with foal by
a Belgium horse and will weigh 1885, lbs,
Belgi colt will be one year old in May
this is 4 very fine colt and gentle
2 Good Cows
one will be fresh by day of sale
5 Head Hogs
fine Berkshire and Polanz China BOW will
farrow by day of sale, 4 fine Poland and
Berkshire shoats will weigh about 50 pounds a
piece
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Terms

A credit OF 9 months will be given on all sums OF
Slo and over the purchaser give his with APP
proved security negotiable and payable at the Peo-
pies Trust Co. with interest from date but if paid
maturity interest remitted. Under SIo cash. No
property 10 be removed ntil settled for
Hucksters welcome that don't sell strong drink.
Every body welcome for all | have advertised will
surely be sold.
GOLD COCKRELL
Dodd Hoffman, Auct.
A. J. Clead enisE, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Farming I'm Elements

| a farm wagons a Studebaker, in tread with new
| tire and bed the other horse broad tread, Back
eye cutivatoI Oliver chilled No. a. double shovel
plews single shovel pillow, cutting box shelter
| collars set pillow gears, ides, haters, cow
chains leg chain, a5o bus corn, hay fork. rope and
| pullics
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Public Sale
of Valuable
Personal Property

Having purchased small farm and intending TO
move thereon1 viii make a sale of my surplus stock
at my residence situated la miles southwest Of
Bunker il il o.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

The eo-parinershIp heretofore existing be-
tween d. c. Westenhaver. H. 3. Gilkesoa ana
Allen B. Nell, under the firm name and style
ef Westenh aver, Gilkessn Noll, is this cay
dissol ed By mutual ceasent.
d. G. WESTENEANER
H. q. G. Tx ESON
ALLEN 3 NOLL
&tts
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Public Sale
of Valuable
Personal Property

Intending to discontinue farming willy cell At
public auction my home mics northeast OF
North Mountain station 10 miles IRON Martinsburg
on
Wednesday March 3 1907
beginning at 10 clock a. m. the following personal
property to-wit
Ii Head of Horses and Colts
heavy young WORK horses, are mares fsal
BY the Belgium erse, all sound excepting one all
well broken TO work any where hitche all are good
barahear leaders, living mare years old sale Tor
any lady to drive, one ,-yeAr old, 2-years old
gearing colts
10 Head OF Cattle
mich cows, one will be fresh by day Of sale and
the rest were fresh recently, Durham bulls, 4
years cid weighs TOO lbs, the other yearing, 4
2-yyars old
p Head of Sheep 4
ii ewes all viii lamb by day of sale, "a now have a6
lambs, buck
Is Head of Hogs
brood sows, the rest shoats and pigs.
Farming Implements
4-house broad-rehd wagons and one so bushel
bed shevings, spring wagon. buggy, stick wagon.
sleigh and stran.s Of sens DE ering binder,
JAa npion mower, h rec rake. Superior dnli all
these implements in hne condition and have
been well cared fot Oliver chilled plows and one
Rowland pows. Buckeye cultivators, single and
double shove. plows Gai sprIngtooth harrow drag
harrow, Cyclone wheat fan, corr shelter, cutting
box. grindslone hoes rakes forks, mattocks. dig
ging IRON, hay fork rope and pulies. wheel barrow.
saw, hand saw, brace bits and augers, axes, maui,
and wedges set manure boards, thrbble, double aud
sing trees, 81 readers log chains, 5h chain one
three horse spreadef, water keg, empty barrels,
Lot Bacon, Corn, Glover and
Timothy Hay, Fodder,
Potatoes
Harness
q sets breechbands sets front gears, sets pillow
gears, sets Yankee harness, sets double buggy
harness, check ines wagon line, pillow lines,
blind brides, collars, halters, COW chains,
wagon whip, wagon S ,dde
Household Goods
bed room suits, Morhar parler suit, rockers, to
other chairs secretary, bureaus buffet, 3 safes,
kitchen tables, rs feet extension table, cook
and three heating stoves, 40 yards Of Carpet lot
mating bedsteads, dishes pots pans, crooks and
Terms of Sale.
credit Of 9 months will be given all SUMS of
ten dollars and upwards, the purchaser to give
well endorsed note, negotiable and payable
any Bank in Martinsburg W. Va. bearing
interest RENTED. Nothing removed until
terms complied with. Under Sic, cash.
4 IA per cent discount those wishing to cash
their notes.
ELLIS ELLIS
Dodd & Hoffman, Auct.
A, J. Clendeaing, Clerk
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

Or. JAMES WHAyN McSAEREY, CHAs. THUMB.
President. WALTER J. LAmBERT,
EDWARD EUTLEDGB, Cas1ier. Vice Presidents
OHAs. A. YOU'VE, Assistant Cashier.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

II
idence on the D. H. Folk farm at Swan Pond
miles west of Shepherdstewn on
Thursday, Feb. % 1907
property to-wit:
10 Head Horses and Colts
No: / bay horse, nine years old in spring,
weight l2oe lbs. work anywhere hiiched; Ne2
lbs. work anywhere Rtched; No. 5. DARK ark
brown horse 10 years old in spring weight
i4Oe os. work anywhere hitched. These three
pay mare 10 years old in spring, good family
mare safe for any woman or child to drive:
NO. o chestnut sorrel mare years old in
spring sired by Omar Pashaw been driven:
NO; b black horse years cid in spring sired
by Schrlver's horse been driven; No. black
mare years old in spring weight 1900 lbs.
three feurths Percheron mare, No. black colt
l year old in spring full brother to Ne T. No
ana ais are fun u atches, No; bay colt l year
year old in spring.
Is Head of Cattle
flesh cows. one well bred Durham and enc
full oleod Aberdeen Angus, with calves Dy
their side,2 bulls one full blood Durham yrs
old 10th OF May, the ether full blood Aber-
deen Angus years old in June. fat cattle.
Two Will weigh 1000 lbs. and two 800 lbs
helfers yea old In the spring, steers year
OLD in the spring. The cattle are all home
rdlseo ana We'll bred
IS Head of Sheep
These sheep are all home raised and free
from disease OF any kind, will all lamb NY day
of sale
10 Head of Hogs
10 fat hogs will average 150 lbs. brood ssws
with pigs by their sides.
Farming Implements
No. Brown wagon and bed nearly new snly
been used one year, far bell, water cooler
ETC.
Terms
A credit of months will be given on all
sums ofsl0 and over, purchaser to give nego-
table note payable at the Jefferson Savings
bank or the Farmers bank both oil Shepherds
town, with interest from date No property
be removed until terms of sale are complied
with. Nc Postponement on account of weather
G. H. WHITING
Dodd & Hoffman, Auct.
g. w. d. Folk, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

No. Min gray mare, years old, No bar
shear leader; No. Prince a ssrrel horse, years
old, good wagon lead er will weigh about 1890
lbs, No 3 dun mare years old good work animal
Will work anywhere. n o. is 4-year cid horse
good driving horse; No Lill a sorrel mare coming
years old quiet and gentle has been handled; No
NO. Soap black mare years old has been work
ed some and is quiet; No. Queen, bay mare; nice
quiet colts No and g. colts Belgium the
other a Shire.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

brood sows has pigs, has pigs, the others
will tarrow tat hogs will weigh about IT'S
lbs balance nice thrifty shoats will weigh from rs
tc
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
5 Head Hogs
ming Implements

two horse wagon Auburn rsake iron axle ca
spring, jump seat carriage in good condition
failing top buggy, cutting box in good order,
four square harrow steel totth, /. a Harrow,
l spring tooth harrow, grain drill Oswego
Maketsood as new, Wood mower, iron shorse
rake, Hoosier corn planter in good order, 2
barshear plows, iron double shovel plows,
wood single sheNel plsw, set OF good shell
wings, grain cradle, sets of Yankee harness
in COED condition, 2sets buggy harness, sets
pillow gears, set of good check lines, 3 work
brides 3 COED collars, hitching straps, rid
ing saddle and 2 riding brides, halters,
grndstone, wheel barrow, barrel churn. and
stand, 2 digging irons, mattocks, 3 log chains,
barrels, jugs, rakes, forks, moving scyl he,
scoop shovel, cross cut saw, 7 stands Italian
bees in patent hives, rs or so tine Rosecomb
brown leghorn hens, thoroughbred; lot of old
iron, sledgc, double and single trees iron
crowd stick, crow bar, briar Soy the, log stove
pipe, l ~ blu measure
Terms
A credit of9 months will be given on all
sums Of five dollars and upwards the pur
chaser to give good note negotiable and pay
able ut the Merchants and Fan mers bank of
he artinsburg, W. Va, bearing interest from
date but If paid at maturity interest remitted.
Under s. cash, Nothing 10 be removed until
settled for
j. MYERS
Dodd & Hoffman, Auct.
Port Crowell, Clerk
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned intending to move on a
snaller iarm will sell at public sale at his res
idence on the D. H. Folk farm at Swan Pond
miles west of Shepherdstewn on
Thursday, Feb. % 1907
beginning at lea. m the following persona
property to-wit:
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
19 Head of Cattle
IS Head of Sheep

OF which are mich COWS these COWS all young
none over years old, Durham bull Ia years
old, steers, balance nice thrifty calves
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Tuesday Feb. % 1907
9 Head of Horses and Colts

to-wit:
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
80 Head of Hogs

sale
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

Intending to discontinue farming wilf sell at
public auclou at my home mics northeast Of
North Mountain station miles IRON Martnsburg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-16
HERD OF ELks
OFF FOR MAUI

VIII a crowd 81 cheering, singing.
Jolly men aboard. efse steamer CEzuSfne
departed AZ s O'Clock yesterday after
noon, fOE Maui and Hawaii ports. Amid
music and the footing Of her whistles,
the steamer backed 01t Of the slip and
headed out the baroor. The band OF
E4ks Who are going 20 waEuku for q
social session" departed By the vessel
From the number Of men In white
hats and linen busters, II seemed a. II
nobody but Elks was aboard There
we're a few passengers outside OF the
Elk bunch. buE not many. And they
made very little noise. az Il was. That
feature OF the affair vas negotiated By
the Elks- The Elk party could be
readily distinguished by the purple
the ElEs cOl0r-rf5oons about their
white felt hats Most Of them carried
canes. decorated Sith purple and white
ribbons
At the last instant. a trio OF stall
warts dashed wildly along the wharf
and up the zznzHzy OHIO the steamer.
barring with them. a kicking, strug-
Cling person Ntzo evidently did not rel
Lsh the idea q being shaughaIesi. But
he had 70 90. for sam Johnson was one
Of the crowd that had hold OF him.
When the struggling chap was righted
on the deck he was seen TO be Car
sncs Waterman
The steamer Claudine wii arrive al
KzhUiui today and the crowd vii land
there and proceed 10 WailuI<u, where
the social session will De held. The
steamer KIHau has been chartered 70
90 20 Wailuku after the crowd and
bring them back By 10 a. m Monday
Those In the EIks party were Il. P
Roth, Walter Doyle, Jack Doyle. r f
Richardson, r. z Thompson. c. B.
Hall. g. T. Granz. George O'NefIl, r
w Hebron, Gam Johnson, James
DOusherty. n G. Easton. George An
gus. c. W r King. p g Lydecker
z l. Cutting. II H Simpson. E E.
Hartman. W. c. Lyons. G. A Martin,
\. COekett, A r Rowat, J. G. Cohen,
< De Frsest. g II. BeIlIua, H T
Moore. c. r. Murray. P. Cockett- J. H
Mackenzie, Jack Lucas. Gus Schuman.
q. ]. Mccarthy, j. l. Horner, H a.
Wilder. r J. Lord. n RI. Drummond.
Guy Livingston. Y. Hurd. w. F. He'll
bron Sr-. J. II. Rowland. r p. Davie.
/ W G. Smith, W. C. Smith, z. w
/ Quinn. Thomas O'Brfen. A Gartley, ].
H Fisher, H D couzens. L. II, Cook.
r ". Barrere, VI. h Webb, Harry
Armitase and Mr.. Mcclellan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-16
REPORT ON
PUBLIC WORKS
Extracts From Annual
Report of Supt-
Holloway.

4 The rss,sru 81 eas superintendent q
P4.si5s. works Is 1ae Governor fss- nElsi
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ssrx ~ ra.ss rsssssse Ess 5es9evas e
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2-ss lansGs ~ esrrslao earsssrlssE-Ss- II 1az
7rszraer IL zssr u.zrlsss9 over 20 The eg5a-zl4-
ties. he zsseE-lt Sss1sE-11 the draft q a
zs-w ERzl4.1lzzzg law
II --s.y-1 te essESsE1Erss1 Es1ssG nl-s sIar-
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for slsss local zEzfaogfsisss, and = 40 TIE
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water works are d1scz-ssssss1 al Length
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r-zzrzssz e,s1wssa alsss sss1Eay for 11sa
various ssssrr1enS fzrEzssE-s,5 fr1E-1 tZ-@
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lie esaz-sss-z-nSeA01 SsgrE-sg. the dry sz-.l-
-zssr n.ssEzres-
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xs-zzaa-zssr ess-za-l.ss1s s. wygGat have been
practically impossible 30 provide q sat-
lzGzeasrF service Fog Eas bsz1er levels
E1sEssssr imposing very ssr5sr rsgzIsa-
s5sSzs ss11ssesg EruE15lsa--g cse use 81
water fog frrfxsrBGa and ezrsz.orzExzrzg
as nasGsa as possible Oh the domestic
EFss.SsasrzzsFboz
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rsnsS=r G0EssrGe15sz 81 NG2zsrz valley
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n1ssrsssszeAos % rS,zk EIl es15sarak1se1E
for THE ogeev slope across the stream
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shs rock and essra1 fits are perfectly
safe Methods q esozsG-Gc1801 In xgae4a
: work ard probably AZ many zgsehs1rS-
les favor 0zss as the other. One zes-
vantage % the earth 6gs IS sE& better
SS1Ocec1hDn 0Gersx 10 the Ho0Sera e8ge
wall which wGts ffse rock iii ON one
side II EXPOSED ra0se 81 Jess TO the In
tgsfosss effects q sas zEzasarESerE !
Ii was certainly unfortunate that
Mr. KELLOGG was oE;Ragefs 60 Leave Has-
zclgsa1 before preparing his report. as
me engineers fa this department. were
sazegzzIzred Nth the changes which
he intended 20 rseosntnersd and e0nSe-
ssenrky had no opportunity OF discuss
ing sa@fr advantages w1sa hzEn- Tails
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-16
He FOUND
BAD ROADS
Governor Carter Makes
a Flying Visit to
the City.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-16
COMMITTEES APPOINTED

GE1z1lrrnes1 from PAGE 0ze-g
z2as8. aad pat IN 81 shape for work
aex4 Friday
Macy Of tie older pan riders have
keen busy aaassrae4lHsg teea gsgsnger girls
low 10 adjust the Pa-p- Taere sseaas
70 be wide dS@ereaee Of a1ssnalan as
10 what constitutes . perfect pam eos
saae- This 9lfferelee is due 80 the
fact tazs e1sserezs Hawaiian zaaaareAs
aG0gse1 agEgftay different COSTUMES Tor
sEesr pan rlaera- Some r@ae wstaaaygs
Z lat and others without cloak 81
kspaka- There WAS ALSO qgase diff
ferenee IN The ksgEkas which were
warEs some being circular eapes Fitted
10 voAas and sr5ranaea m7th pasaenea-
terze rae material b4EEg cloth, SATIN
OF velvet and the color usually black
Another f0rna wss sfzpgg q square
pEeee Of b-0zdeEosk, Usually black In
color and about sfx feet square with
hole cut In the center through whieh
the bead Eas passed and sAe corners
hang dgwa In frOas. behind and one or
each side. Other riders wore no cloak
bat wore a short agron- There wiEg
be several clubs participating and some
Of these clubs VIII wear the same kind
Of pau Arrangements are being made
20 get some very good pictures Of the
pa-u and other riders before the march
begins Mr.. Geo Deniso1 expects 10
arrange his formation around the
Capitol Building IN such . way that
panoramic pictures and Individual pic
lures ran be taken Of the aat0mO-
biiex, carriages and horseback riders
Mr. Treat reports for the automobile
committee that ne - getting a great
many entries Several auto ears have
been placed az his disposal and the
committee viii furnish ear for the
press The press viii decorate this
ear and viii probably enter it for a
prize
Kamehanleha school proposes 10 dee
crate a ear and other schools have
suggested their willingness 70 do the
same, but have not reached final de-
eision. An effort viii be made 70 have
the Castle kindergarten enter an auto
ear enthusiastically decorated and
carrying children Of several different
nafionaIities from the school
8fr. james r. Judd, through profes-
sionaI engagements, IS not able to act
as judge for the riding division and
Mr. ". =. GreeuweIl viii act in his
place.
Harold Dillingham; has taken charge
Of the riders other than pau All
the society people who own horses and
ride have entered or are 10 enter In
this division.
Five prizes have been offered for
bicycles. This is new feature Of the
parade this year and it is hoped that
this division viii add materially as
a decorative feature
The committee have had many in
quiries for pictures OF automobiles and
vehicles in last year 5 parade and have
arranged with Mr.. Wood Of the Pro
motion committee that any automobile
owner or carriage owner who desires a
picture may obtain copy of the spe-
eiai number Of the Paradise Of the
Pacific showing last year . participants.
Mr.. J. F. soper has been appointed
committeeman on tickets. Tickets
for admission to the baseball park
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-16

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
SOMETHING ON NEVADA.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers
and brokers, furnish the following, re-
ceived over their private wire, this
afternoon. Boston News Bureau
says; Continuous work In the Ely.
YerIngton. Cuprite and Fitting dis
trict show the discovery of petroleum
IN the Bullfrog district alum In the
Walker Lake district and zinc IN the
Silver Peak district, with gold In evi-
denco practically throughout the state,
and the settlement OF the labor difficult
ties, has caused a rush of visitors COM
posed Of all classes Of men, from pau
pers 10 capitalists. II Is estimated that
the state now has Il population OF
100000 as against 10000 seven years
ago.
Cumberland Ely is steady around So.
and there Is good buying at this figure.
For long pun the stock looks attrac-
tive M this price
Nevada Con. is n trlfe stronger un-
der moager transactions. 1t seems to
receive good support at 314 and can
be safely bought on all breaks from
this price,
Boston wires; The directors Of the
Parrot Silver and Copper Co.. have de-
cared q regular quarterly dividend OF
CSC per share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13

experimenting. All kinds of haired and
soft rubber articles can be made from
the Utah wyoming oils and Utah ny
dro-carbons The by-products nre both
IN solid and fluid form. From olaterite,
telephone, telegraph and electrical
fixtures are made. Gilsonite and Tab
byte, named after old Chief Tnbby OF
the uintahs. are similar, the differ
enve being In hardness rather than IN
composition Tabbyito yields rubber
under treatment which Is idehtioal
with tree rubber Tree rubber COSTS
$3.50 per pound: the mineral product
costs but few cents only I'm making,
From ozokerite can be obtained black
paint, water proof. acid-prpof ana very
valuable In short the chemical min
era and commercial worlds arc great
~ interested in hydrocarbons ana ell
by-products. In the days to come
Utah may count these as sources OF
great revenue The exoursipplsts
reached this city at o'clock this
morning.