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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-02-14
Public Sales

Public Sales
Feb. II, kondsy-W. F Mason will
sell stock and Implements nea
Shanghai.
eb. IL, Benjamin CoIch-
man will lsell stock and imple-
ments on the Scott Coxchman
me place.
February Is, Tuesday &C. 3. Evsrhsrt
administrator will sell personal
property near Jones Spring.
Feb. 10, Wednesday NJ. w. Sellers
will sell farm stock and machinery
al Lis home near Dry Run q
miles northwest of Martinsburg.
Feb. 20, Thursday r. Airport will
sell stock and machinery on the
Whetzel farm half mile north
of Martinsburg.
February 81, Fridays Pert Linton,
will sell near Darksaville.
February "a. Mondsy-Harry Lord
will sell personal property in this
city.
February as, Tuesday Charles Ben
der will sell stock and implements
at his home in Falling Waters
district, 2 miles from the G. v. sta
ton.
Feb. 26. Wednesday-Osear l.. Sperow
will sell personal property near
VanclevesviIle.
February %, Wednesday Abraham
Myers willsell sock &c. near Tom
ahawk.
Feb. q, Thursday KEGS will
sell personal property near Jones
Spring.
February 20 Wednesday f. D. Mar
kle will sell personal property nesr
Cerardstown.
March 2, Monday-E. w. Duvall will
sell stock &c. near Honeywood
Mill
March Tuesday Mrs. Harriet s
bert will sell stock and impis-
mentsat her home two miles west
of Martinst urg on Tuscarora
March A, Wed mes lay-Harper Snyder
will sell stock and farming ,mpis-
ments neal Marlowe.
March 5, Thursday l.. Ellis will
sell stock and implements near
North Mount;il.
March Thursday Stewart Grim will
sell stock &c. on the Fayman
farm 8 miles north Of Shepherds
town.
March 6 Friday-Isaas A. PearreIl
will sell stock and implements
near Cumbo Is miles northwest Ct
Martinsburg'
March Z, Saturday--F. B. Morrow will
sell stock and implements at Ri
ley's bridge or Opequon 3 miles
southeast of Martjnsburg.
March 10, Tuesday, Henry Grove will
sell registered short horn cattle,
consisting of 40 head, Herd headed
by Richbaron vicer"y 24045 at
Welsh Run, franklin county, Pa
miles east Of Mercersburg and IL
miles northwest Of Hagerstown.
For further particulars address him
at r. F. ID. Ne. 2, Mercersburg, Pa
March IL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kssfe
will sell stock and implements
uear the Bessimer auarries miles
Asrsh Martinsburs.
March IL, Wednesday,. Tabb jan
ney will sell stock and implements
at his home at Vanclevesvllle.
March IL, Thursdsy-Jacob H. Miller
will sell stock and implem ents
near Hedgesvills.
March 10, Friday Al ram Grim will
sell personal property near Stokes
school house.
March 81, Saturday Sutton will
personal property g miles east Of
town near Flagg's mill.
Mr.. ]. William Gatreil has returned
from business trip to Louisville, KY.
Mr.. Chas, e. Thompson has beer
sick during the week With La-grippe.
Miss Anna Hopkins, of Baltimore,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-02-14

Last Sunday four young men en \
tered Mrs. u. g, vanmetre's cafe On
Martin street and ordered tfimner and
after eating asked for anotter cup ef
coffee. While Mrs. yanmetre vas get
ing the coffee they ran out ~ feors
She made complaint and thy were
SION picked up by an offl4er and
Judge Felker gave them nes BOARD n
Hotel de Wolf for ten days.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-02-14
Local Market

Local Market
Butter % els.
Eggs % cts.
Lard s eta.
Potatoes 65 and rs cts.
Country sides ii cts.
]" Shoulders 5 cts.
!" Ham IL cts.
Wheat 81 ets.
Corn SO cts.
Oats e5 cts.
Hay baied mixed Ton SI2
Hay baled timothy Ton sl5
q lover Seeds12.50 a bu.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-02-14
FARM LANDS


both in the hou e.
FARM LANDS
$50 acres good strong limestone land,
brick house and new barn, good water,
plenty timber fine neighborhood, .
miles from town.
100 acres OF fine Jefferson county
limestone land improved with 20 acres
OF apple orchard four years old, good
house, new barn, good fencing, run-
ming water, on pike, in good neighbour
hood.
900 acre farm, WHITEHALL modern inns
provements, including barn, wind
| pump, whitewater through the house
and pipedlto barn, good fences, land In
fine state Of cultivation, 2 miles from
1 town.
AZ acres, room house with fine large,
new porehes, flne well Of water ,eistern,
beautiful location, overlooking Mar.
tinsburg, half mile from town, a de-
sirable home very cheap.
A tract Of 80 acres of good slate land
Iunimproved, all under cultivation ex-
eept about 20 in timber, good spring,
running water through the place, 10.
Gated near Ridgeway.
/ 1893 acres, good Jefferson county
limestone land, S ~ mile from Mar
! tinsburg on Macadanized road, rum
ming water In every field brick end
frame. house, largesbarn, fine orchard,
abundance Of good outbuiIdings. A fine
well equipped farm.
] 1866 acres, Of good Jefferson county
| limestoIe.land, IA acres Of good timber
good fencing, fine state Of cultivation,
would make good home.
SO acres OF good land miles from
Martinsburg ON good road high state
Of cultivation, 6,acres OF timber, water
fields, fine cistern, all kinds Of
fruit, good fencing, room house and
all necessary outbuildings. Cheap to a
quick buyer.
The finest blacksmith stand In the
state, 8 room house, fine well equipped
shops, 2-story buggy and paint shop,
stable for horses, all necessary out.
builpings, located near Spring Mills.
A nice Is acre home well improved
s acres Of timber, fine water, good
house and all necessary outbuildings
In good locality, lots Of fruit, cheap,
35 acre farm West Of town l400 apple
trees, ~ Cd buildings. cheap.
So acres uniml roved near town good
and, good location bargain.
145 acres high grade slate land q
acres timber, 10 room house, big barn,
tenant houses, running water good
fencing set well in grass, located 3
| miles from Kearneysville.
100 acres Of good slate land miles
east Of Martinsburg. HOUSE and barn,
cunning water. 20 acres OF timber, .
rgain.
1876 ga acres "a miles 5. f.. Of Mar
tinsburg, Brick house, good barn
gIanary and corn CRIB, good well Of
water, running water on farm, good
fencing.
We represent fine line OF old re
I liable Fire Insurance Companies and
can give you the minimum rates.
portarfield Il Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-02-14

ADVERTISEMENTS R0R THIS PAPER RE
-EIvED with the GUARANTEE that the
CIRCULATION Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of amy PAPER pub
ID In Martinsburg. Berkeley
ssauty, West Virginia.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
NOTICE.

All accounts due L. B. Flelscher, former owner of the Boston Store are now due ar MT. J. A. Fay monvllle s or fce The Boston Store, Incorporateu' does not collect accounts due MT fleis cher.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the re- oular annual meeting of the stock holders of the Mexico Mining Rein ing and Exploration Company will be held at the office of the Company First National Bank Building, in the City of Nogales. Territory of Arizona on Monday, the 18th day of Apri'; 1908, at 12 M, for the purpose oi electing directors and the transactl0n of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 The stock transfer book ot the Company will be closed on the 3rd day of April, 1908. at 12 M.. and will re- main closed until after the holding O the above meeting.
 Bv order of the Board of Directors
 F. 0. LAMB. Secretary.
 Dated at Los Angeles, California March 9th, 1908.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
H 7TE5F FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NOGALE0' """"0s" = ANDS oN'HO00'-0 ~
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MORALES NEWS ITEMS.
Interesting Letter From Our Spec'd'
 Correspondent.

The Sonora Milling and Manu- featuring company are new run n;ng their foundry full blast, ana ononIoving about seventy-tve men day and night. This IS another in9ication of the resumption ot the -,ines in this section, and our -archant are also feeling the ehects of the trade of tbe .katino rink have already mace ohanoes in the interior that are o,,;te noticeable Besides repalnt- ;na ana remodeling, there have baen added a reading room for the ladies and a smoking room for the men, all newly turnlsheo, e'oIn with the latest of magazines; M"ny .hs new skates have been aoo9u .o .nu already large collection. 1t is no" the most attractive place ol alnO'oe ment in the town ana peiieo'
 der is maintained at all 'llne9
 The Masons are conteHplae some improvements to theit picp ertv that will be quite extensiHe in character, ana add mucn to :ne value. In view of the large III crease in membership it was deem cd necessity to make these I'm movements now, and arrangement' t' are already under way TOT 'ii' work to begin soon. .u Word has been recelVeo hel thai Rev. D. M. Brookman' Phoenix. who has been serVln Saint Andrews Episcopal churc for some months past, mas pee compelled to sever his connectlo with the parish owing to the e5 +rer,oe seriouc illness of his wlt He has endeared himself to ever one connected with the church. z well as made friends among U husiness men of the town, and reoret to lose him as a pastor, ar friend. The vestry have express their sorrow at his leaving al hope for the ultimate recovery his wife. He has gone to Southe California, to reside.
 The annual examinations TOT nositiops in the customs district Arizona will be held May 1lth, Nooales. and arrangements ha also been made to hold the sal axamination in Tucson, Dougl and Phoenix. Eo,o
 The Grand Lodge of Odd Fello will convene in Phoenix in Alp and the lodges of this town ha sent the following delegates to
 nresent them at this meeting, Ju' Eb. Williams, and Dr. Chen9w
 of Nogales Lodge No. ,, ana yu' w. A. O'Connor, of Keller ho
 No. 19.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Tn accordance with the provisions of Article II of the Bylaws ot the Corporation, and pursuant to a re solution of the Board of Directors. meeting of the stockholders or tne Humboldt Mining and Reduction Company is hereby called to oe heio at the office of the Secretary Tn the McIntyre Building in the town or Nosales, Arizona, on Saturday the eighteenth day of April, 1908, at ten o,clock in the forenoon of said day, for the purpose of electing Board or Directors of said company, and for the further purpose of providing ways ana means for liquidating the lndeoteonesS of the corporation, of authorizing the : Board of Directors to lease or other wise dispose of the property or the corporation, and for the transaction ol other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 Business of important will be trans acted. and all stock are earnest lv requested to be present in person o' by proxy.
 Frank J. Duffy
 H. Gordon Glore
 Bracey Curtis
 NJ Nj. Trickey
 Holders of majority of tue Stoc Issued. ,ooo
 Dated Nogales. March l4th, l9oo-
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
Enlightenment Announced.

A pretty pink luncheon was gwen .t J.3O o'clock this afternoon at the elegant home of Mr and Mrs. George B. Marsh, by Mrs, Marsh and Mrs. J A Harrison, at which the engagement of Mir. Frark Fitch and Miss Nancy Virginia Hill, two of Nogales' most popular young society people, was an nounced.
 Those present at the luncheon were Mesdames J. A. Harrison, George Marsh, E L Crowel, George Fledier H M Chapman, H w Kelsey, Fref Herrera, w c Budge, H M Clagetf Ferd VanMourick. Henry Levin. " WCarney, s A Reddocb, Miss Nanc. Virginia Hill.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
B MsA2,sA @eA6 B s o0g@oaMASsA3 s q ese,srgaso,ess
Indians Will Be Extradited.

After two days hard-tought ieSa fl oht iu United States Commlsvlone' William' court two of the three 1aqu' Indians wanted in Mexico for sha'int taken part in the sl aughter or t"e'V' Mexicans at the Dolores hanch i'' Sonora on December Eth, last' ont of tbe Yaou1s was turned loose ana b,s two brothers were ordered extra d1ted yesterday afternoon.
 Frank J. Duffy, attorney Tor tne defendants immediately gave notice oi anneal to the Supreme Court, ana i0 Is said the effort to turn the 1naians ovor to the Mexican authorities to be tried in Sonora for the terrible crime of which they are accused wiil os stoutly resisted by friends of aou's who do not believe them guilty a charged. r Alexander who personally directed the prosecution, as usual worked iiN Q troian. being assisted by Mexlcai Oonsnl NJ Mascar, r,n,s, and both gen
 tlemen are greatly pleased at the re
 sults attained, and state that ie only a matter of very short tini when the Yaquis will be extradltec
 To a BORDER VIDE1TE representatlv'
 both Consul MascarenAs and the U hl'
 ed States attorney stated most e','
 phatically that in no event wouio 'l
 Mstas brothers be executed, out "ou l he cent to the reservation In the sta of Yucatan.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
TTHTS LABEL STANDS FOh S9 XEAfL9
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Open for Settlement.

A Washington dispatch says:-
 .sThe secretary of the interior says unsppropriated public lands in an area of about S2, 1866 acres now temporarily withdrawn for forestry purposes near the 5s Hua- cbuca national forest in santa Cruz county, will become subject to settlement on June l, but not to entry, filing or settlement until Julv 1 at the United States land office at Phoenix.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28

Please give us a call
The border vidette., 1908-03-28

Special Rates to Regular BOarders.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28

Antonio Martinez, prefecto Of the Magdalena district, is business vlsitor in the city MT. Martinez has an elegant horne in Nogaies, Sonora, anu one of the finest ranches between thls city and Santa Cruz. through whlon atn the Nogales-Cananea branch of the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific rail, way passes. Much of the gentlem time. however, is spent at Magdalena where the offices of prefecto are locat- !, ed.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
Two Hundred and Twenty.

Easing the apportionment of delegates to the territorial con vention to select six delegates to the Denver national convention unon the votes cast for Delegate Mark Smith in the last territorial election. and allowing one delegate for each 50 votes or fraction over 25, each of the counties Of Arizona will be allowed the following number of delegates in the terri torial convention which meets al Tucson on Thursday, May 2o-
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
The Boston
Store, Inc.

FL Martin, of Bisbee, and Joon Callahan. formerly of Nogales. now resident of Los Angeles, arrieea Thursday night to attend a meeting of directors of the Alamos topper Company, owning splendid property in the Alamos district, near funoi- cion. where large amount or expior- ation and development work IS gong on under Walter Stricklands super vision.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
Call For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the Clerk of the Common Council ot tEe Town oi NooaIes will receive bids for construc- tiO6 of a town stable up to and includ , in@ @ April 12th, 1908. All bids should ins he addressed d % to c. M. Rathb1n, Clerk of the town of Nogales. Plans an ana specifcations may be seen at the once of the Clerk, Room 1, Mix Duilolhs' Nogales Ariz. 9AruR1rN
 o,,,. Town Clerk.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28

Only the best of everything served our customers.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28

George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work' an@ respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. IT,
The border vidette., 1908-03-28
District Court.

Tho following are the Grand Jurors forthe April term of District Court, in and for the County of Santa Oroz' Territory of Arizona. summoned TO onnear at the court house in Nogaies, at o.3O o'clock a. m., Monday, April 9th, 1908:
 R R Richardson, Frank Rea gan' wiII;am Rosenberg, George w Parker, F J Randall. N l. Huston A Eiedler. Charles l. Taylor, George Narbeth, w Powers, U W,lSon, ,s EIl,s Lewis. John c Glasson, Ben Powell, Juan B EIlias, R | hanKln' Edward P Chase. Jesse Gatlln' hd"ln Egan, H B Riggs. Tom. U Oasahesa
 The following is list of the Irial Jury, summoned to appear at 9:oO o'clock, Thursday. April the 9th:
 James Cunningham, Jesse Lee Nicholas Farrell, Chas E Perkins, Il w Clark, John Burns, F r Briggs Geo D Gross. Chas l. Pepper, Chas
 Blombers, Harry K Chenoweth, l. Cook. William R. Cha,nberlin, Gar
 land Coffey, John Yeas, Clyde Bar
 rett. Andrew Barthleth, w A Park
 CT w R Brown, A C Ellis, R Le
 Parker, s NJ Bailey, Wm E Leek Percy Wood. Edward Burke, hu Prick, Spiro $ P:oto, Chas A GaO''e, v
 Geo A Morris, Owen Il Walker, " Phillips, Chas w Beck, Frank D Oha1. T M Andrews, James w Leany' } B Barriger, A J Fink, John Faq,d' { w J Neumsu, August Yarlek' | [ Blouser, Gerardo Castro, Ed IN " ooe { Samuel w Lacey, Tom shannon , Henry Ohm. D N Quinn, 1r, , Whiteside, John Clary, D Blair.
The border vidette., 1908-03-28

Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison
 Phonographs and Records, Postal Albums, Ilodaks and Supplies, Mai ing Envelopes. Etc Nogales, Arizona
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
JACQUES
VAUDEVILLE.

The daring novelty which is intro duced at the Jacques this week by the Finneys, the worlds greatest swimmers, is attracting large audi ences to the play house. This is the final week of vaudeville and the bill abounds in comedy. If you want to have good hearty laugh you can not but enjoy this weeks bill. The Fin neys do many wonderful swimming and diving stunts in the big crystal tank of water. Each evening it is worth the price of admission alone to see the boys swim in the tank. These boys are competing for gold medal which Prof Finney offers and it will be rewarded to the boy who makes the best showing. The added feat ure is Homer Mason and Marguerite Keeler in "A Hero" MT Mason plays the role of Spider McCann, a retired prize fighter, and introduces lot of new and picturesque slang. Barry and Hughes have an excellent act, "The Soul and the Heel" which makes a big hit. The support ing bill is excellent. Next week, Polls Own Stock company will pre- sent William Gillette's masterpiece, Secret Service"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
THE STANLEY CONCERT.

For several years there has been a dearth of violin recitals in this city though We have been visited by many famous singers, pianists and various instrumentalists. This evening in Leavenworth hall, Miss May l.. Stan ley, a Waterbury girl, will make her debut as concert vlolinist after sev- eral years of study in this country and Europe. There are many lovers of the violin in the city who will take the opportunity to hear Miss Stanley in her programme which is especially attractive for its high artistic value. Part of her programme Miss Stanley rendered last evening In Torrington at a private recital. The small gath ering of music lovers who listened to her work were most enthusiastic in their approval and appreciation of the young artists ability. Miss Stanley is now prepared to take her place in the first rank as violinist of great ability and she enters the field of concert work after years of preparation and study most fitted for a remarkable career. Julius Sehen- del, a New York pianist. will assist. playing two numbers Tickets may be purchased at all the music stores and al the door
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
BRYAN'S FRIENDS HOPEFUL.
Believe He Will Be Named on First
 Ballot or by Reclamation.

Lincoln, Neb., April 30. - Although William ]. Bryan is not maintaining headquarters for the purpose of push. ing his own candidacy, the close friends and political lieutenants of the Nebras' kan in his home state assert absolutely that his nomination either on the first ballot or by exclamation at the Denver convention is assured beyond question or bubble. Their count of the dele gates chosen to date shows the follow. ing lineup:
 Instructed For Bryan.-lndiana, 30; Wisconsin. 26; Nebraska, 16: Kansas, 20: Illinois. 54; Oklahoma, IA; South Dakota. s; Iowa, 26; North Dakota, S. Philippines, 6. Total. POS.
 Instructed For Gray.-Delaware 6.
 Unlnstructed.-New York. IS: New Jersey. 24 Rhode Island. &: Connecti. cut. II. Total. 124.
 Reports received by the friends of Bryan from Rhode Island declare that seven of the eight delegates from that state have openly declared themselves for Bryan, while four in Connecticut favor him
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
BUSY IZZY'S DOODLE"

People who go to musical comedies and come away making the statement that there is nothing in those light and frothy entertainments will have to hedge when they see Busy Izzy's Boodle," which comes to Polls on Saturday, matinee and night. In the second act there is new bit of business that is bright, novel and ex- tremely funny. It is broad bur lesque on the first part of one-night stand minstrel company, played by George Sidney, Fred Law and Carrie Webber. These three performers form circle and then proceed to give an imitation of the first part of minstrel company. It is one of the brightest bits of burlesque that has ever been introduced in musical com edy. Miss Webber is the pompous interlocutor, with fondness for us- ing big words and striking poses that will show off her abilities, and is sec onded by the two comedians who act as end men. Prices, matinee, 15 and 25c; evening, 25c to $1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
East Main street. dance glven by the

East Main street, dance given by the Katzenjammer Twins
 May 8--Eagles' hall, whist and dance given by the united Trench so- cieties for the benefit of St knne's church parish.
 May 14--St Johns parish house, minstrel show given by St Johns Y. M. club.
 May 15-Leavenworth hall. Re- ception and dance given by Eagle So- cial club.
 May 15-Music hall, Citizens bank building. Reception and dance given by the pupils of Prof Carroll's dancing academy.
 May 16-St Cecilia's hall, Jeffer- son street, pinochle and dance giv- en by the St. Karl Barromaus Vere- in.
 May 18-Jacques theater, benefit performance for St Mary's new hos pital.
 May 22-Leavenworth hall. dance given by the Neighbors.
 May 22-Buckingham hall, May reception and dance given by MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes.
 May 2S-Rick's dancing academy, reception and dance by the Knicker- bockers.
 May 29-Good Will hall, Water vile. Old fashioned dance under auspices of Altar society of St Mich aels church.
 May 29-Leavenworth hall, annual dance by the Goodwill base ball team.
 June 23-St Cecilia's hall, Jeffer- son street. Closing exercises of St Cecilia's parochial school.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
POLI'S
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN.

The New York Stars company that is to be at Polls tomorrow afternoon and evening, has been considered ever since its organization to be excellent. The company has secured the exclus- i've contract with John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain, who are to be seen at each performance in scientific Ego" It is hard to think of two more prominent men in the fistic world than Sullivan and Kilrain. The fact that they have both retired from the prize ring does not in the least detract from their reputation as ex- per and scientific disciples of the glove. While these two gladiators are a show in themselves, they are but one of the sterling attractions with the Greater New York Stars. The funniest of comedians and the best of soubrettes go to make the or ganization good one. Popular prices
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
COMING EVENTS.

April 30-Brophy's hall, Hamii- ton avenue. smoker and entertain ment given by the Drum Corps club.
 April 30-knights of Columbus hall. private reception of Young Mems Catholic Literary association.
 May 1-HamiIton hall, dance given by the Waterbury M'fg Co. baseball team.
 May 1.St Mary Magdalene's hall OakvilIe. reception and dance by s; Mary's Drum corps
 May 1-Good Will Hall, Water vile, barn dance given by the Branyah Social ciab.
 May 1---Lafayette hall, 10s Bank street. whist and dance given by Jacques Cartier Conclave. No sI0. |. 70. Fl.
 May 2-Militsry hall. Union City. Social and dance given by the Union City drum corps
 May 2-St Cecilia's hall. Jener- son street. concert and promenade given by St Cecilia's orchestra.
 May s-I.eavenworth hall, dance given by the Hamilton Park Athletic club base ball team
 May 7-Riek's dancing academy.