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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

The unde rsi gne ed having purchased small ia run
and intending to move thereon will offer for sale,
DIS personal properly my hore on the j
Tabn farm. two and one halt miles west 81 Inwood
and two miles south east Of Gerardstown. 90
Tuesday, February II 1908
contracting at 10 o'clock q, m
Head Horses and Colts
1900 pounds. in foai by Belgium horse, and will
work any whore hitched; No 2 Fannie bay mare.
10 years old and will weigh 1900 pounds in Ioal Nv
Bel GUM horse. viii work anywhere hi'ched and Is
as food barshear leader ever walked in a fu--
row; NOS. Frank. black colt coming years old
In April sired byt Belgium horse and will weigh
1890 pounds there Is no better in the country than
tris coll; No 4. Star, Blown colt coinlng ,
years old, in Nay weigh 1880 pounds SIRED by the
John Brown horse, with fine action and style; No
s. Bird, bay mare coming wears old in April, viii
weigh $50 pounds. sired by the Snapp, horse. and
Will make nice topy driver; No. s Prince, hay
mare coming years cid, viii weigh 1850 p@ands
snd Is nice topy driver. No. and 8, yearins
colts sired by the Snspp horse
Fl Head Cattle
mich cows giving milk INV, one will be
fresh IA March both are fire butter cows head OF
Steers ranging be tween 100 to BOO peii-6s: syesr
old Durham bulls hne Durham and Roistesn
heifers, coming years old
rs Head II, Is
brood sow<, these sows will farrow .he last Of
Mnfch. fat shoats, ie Thrifty pigs.
26 Head Sheep
ss ewes and buck. This Is fine flock Of sheep
and will lamb about the midcle OF Febsuaryr
Farming implements
;, 4'hor.e wagons, good broad tread shul-
Ter wagon znd bed will carry tons and over;
narrow tread wagon, prs grain ladders is asd no
II. iosgi one pr. COED nes; drag harrow
spring tooth harrow double shovel blows cora
harrow, garden crtivatsr. SINCE shovel plos
hor.s narsheAr Oliver chilled pillow, .-h.rs-
d~rs, apple sorsefs, erasner apple packet
tan mill, sickle grinder, heavy drag top buggy
cutter, Sets single harness, Deeung binder fold.
ing platform
About 3 Tons Timothy Hay
Stands of Bees
tot of empty hives
Household Goods
wood stoves, coal eil stove and baker drum, hut
ter worker anr eharn. scaidiDg tubs sausage GRIND
er. piano box, washing machine 10 5u potatoes
ioi barrels aad otbet arficlss too numerous to
mention.
Terms
A credit % a months willie given on all sans
OF ST. and over the purchaser give his note with
approved security negotiable and payable the
Peoples Trust Company with interest from dale
0us II paid al maturity interest remitted. Under
$50 cash y Q propertyto be removed until settled
for. Positively no BY SLIDING Hucksfers allow
ed eut no stroag driak II per cent off notes When
disconnted
F.A.TABB
pcdd and Hoffman Auct's
Graham and Brysry, Clerks.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

The EUtaw house, the oldest large
hotel in Baltimore, will he remodelsd
and thoroughly renovated. 81, 900 will
be ex expended in these Improvements.
This famous old hostelry is known far
and near. 1t is still one Of the most
substantial buildings Of the city ana a
popular stopping place for southern
merchants and traders.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Public Sale
OF Valuable
Personal Property.

Having dissolved parsRershlp We will sell At
shs home 81 c q Sres Z miles from MARITIME
pufS Ga 'nF lie gesville road on
Friday, Feb. "a, 1908.
beginning at loa, N The 9. " x. x. tralAs al
sna u eSiotk VAL s'or at the hedresviIl
road cross isg and parties coming CA trans vii
D. seaveyea 90 Massinsburg for the evening
tlap-
IS Head 81 fiorses
! pair heavy DAY horses PEARS old, one is q
good lsssasr worked on saftn. isl4 lbs. last
year itp1 sies mafs ears Old good leader
ana eitat Hesissf iapp lis. Black mare Yesrs
ois s'sua it.iasT, uM, eieckes built good single
a I'd uo3yle worker. tcA. Gue irou gray horse
g iafug years. broke singie ana soublc, llSp
lbs pait eissse @stvd ~ ddirRnd drsvinx horses
broke single aud deuhlt. this i q fac team OF
a'sn elAss horses 40 al oats, taNd NenfS ola
rins year OH cav seod enke 10 ~ tbiects,
SinEse ana dVuhls; blss key, good hQnad mare
4 yesfs. piNs euu. iioee Sinaic aae dogeles
ntaty Dag d at. hts e tbs 1tr6 double
worker t'a1g ssGHg poay. hl<a bred . ysar
o.s, good hfgk sit4c, can slsey ga q lseed,
xsud Stnetai putpstre hassS. go HIS Drawn,
broke single aud double; eefrel horse year
lNe ies arc egie worker, SHOWS dire style
Seu @stiott, sgits0ie Ter deHt cry or cab Wotk
good taiaS year ole colts some brs ken TO
W@rks ~ 81 pufrSse wetFe's, drivers, ptOGe
aud say kind san might want 10 good work
nHiSN, one rhir Rae eapl}s EfsNs Yeas, all
GOOD size aud shape pain OF years Old mules.
usfn Escu .Saccrs, IS geed wei ktEk A. can he
ioand AnyYoersi pAir large oiocky laeles,closs
wofkefa Y year old asd 3 coed cleap neles.
10 Head Cows
Most OF them frosh
IS Head of Sheep
Most OF them viii have lambs BY day 81 safe.
10 Head of Shoals.
Farming Implements.
New AuburR wagon tach tBrlnls-sxegn, low
wagon, 4 isfm wagons, buggies, osIsnssf
piews, oas s-hsrss barshesr pluw. angle an q
double sheyet pows, spsing tosth barrow,
usea bui one season, spike tooth harrsw, Ney
cuitivsisr, eorn planter, psed cart Penn, dsii
Deerine binder. Met Srln..ck a~owar Aud rake.
cutiing pox, single, double and trible trees set
yankee harness, sets lead harness, collars.
bridles pillow gears, act double driving harness,
SETS single harness, 2saaales cofn crusaer
mattock, sboyels, peat hole digger, wheel psr-
rev z sets grain ladders, good Bezthy organ,
lot OF household geoas.
Terms.
A credit Of Q months will be gives on all Sums
OF SID and UP ard, the purchaser TO 4 i've his
note with approved security payable At the
teopls.a truss Company with interest fr~ls
da,e bat interest rem'ttcd IL paid Al maturity
GROVE 4 HENsHAw,.
podd 4 Hoffman, Anst's.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

Jerry Haines, workman in the
stone quarries at Bakerten, Jefferson
county was run down by stone truck
one day last week and killed. He was
from Washington county, Maryland.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

Dir. CharlssI4i kIIder, of jefferson coun
ty and MissHelsn~M Donald, daughter
Of Mr.. " II. Mcdonald were married al
The parsonage Of the M. X. Church in
shepher.atown on last Friday evening
by Pastor Welt
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Monday Feb. 10 1908
beginning alto q. m the following property to-wit
II Head Horses and Colts


Monday Feb. 10 1908
beginning afro a m, the following property to-wit
IL Head Horses and Colts
No gray mare, yrs cid work anywhere htehsd
one q The best bsfshcar leaders il the county y
soal rs my swn herse; No Gray mare yfs. old
IN iosl by sam horse also good leader, No bay
mare n ioal by same horse, work anywhere hitchec
yrs, old In spring also good dTiyiuF mare; Ne.
gray nafe, Yrs. old number ono strap are;
Ne \. aad g. TIVE aae VI. old csits broken 70 ride
hrvs been worked ssne gentle sifA good diaposi-
ton; Ne 6ae dark sfowa shiss stal'isa q yrs
old ~ spring this horse has 70 be one OF the
best brsede Of any stallion this county has
COOS disposition siss number worker and
b.rsheat leader or wors aay place hstahed some 81
his colts wilt be shown on day sf sale; No. fine
bay colt two y.s old sprisg; Ne. 9 10. II. .
wearing coiis one ase Beleium colt bred from
HedgesyliIs hefse a hns RelGium horse, The other
tive ias Maie eaits with good slss and breeding.
IA Head Cattle
miieh co~s one has caf " side, three Of these
giving IN X now ali will be irek in the spfipg The
rest thrifty young cattle TIVE yrs old in spring, one
fine Durham bull
30 Head Hogs
brood sews on. has pig. ~ her side IRE rss. will
fairow soon g shcats irsm rs TO lilo lbs each
Farming implements
One Johnson bins.r in g4ed repair. eulrsatsss
bsrshesr pio~s, double xhtvef pows, check rev
esrn planter, Tiger make. 10 seed repair, Penn
syiv~nia grain drlii, hosae wagon ssly been nbss
short time. Asburn msts, with good bed. hsus
wagon and bed. spring wages, .psing sscth harrow,
spike seth harfsw eating boa. pair hay ladders,
dnrbs end single Trees spseadsrs, chains. ma,ocks,
forks, shsveis etc;
Harness
spr. bfeechbAnds new, Jonnsan's make. sets
front gears, eets plsw gears the very best, COED
as nsw emily bees ussd sh@ art tfae. housing, coed
new, collars and brides gsu liss wagon whip,
Wagon saddle riding saddle some fsddei aud maiy
cther aftclss too numerous 10 mention
Terms
n credit o. m opths viii " gives On al SUMS Of
Gle and upwards the purchaser TO give note with
approved security negotiable and payable ~ the
Bank Of Martinsbprg, bearing interest from date II
sale but II paid At maturity interest," ienitted. No
properly TO be removed sDt settled fer There vii
positively be no by-bidtins 81 this sale as | an
gong to step farInfsg. Under a'o cash
WARD II. THI1Cs
Dsdd n n sd san, Aucts
. NJ. Fishpaw. Clerk
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Administrator 5 Sale
OF Valuable
Personal Property

sy s'ttu~ o. Hutnottty vested n the undefa;x6sS
Administration Of the estatsof Mary W. Fuxa. dessa
hs viii offer Tor sale the fsrs IL The heirs 81
nfedefick fuss decd. Ut the ooeaty krdce svsr
nAek ersek, ose mile wsst 81 hsdgrsvills "a IN
Connty, w Va
Tuesday February It'll 1908
commencing Al . O'CLOCK i. NJ fhs following 4
sefscu PERSONAL property ts.wit.
5 Head Horses
months old.
IS Head Cattle
Five cows four Of ~hsrn win be fresh bx dav ar -.
sac Jersey and taree parham. alAs swo fms Inn.
ham htsiefs viii be fresh BY day Of sale, baianes
,nrh'y young cattle weighing from shout 100 n So
n Head Sheep
Fourteen aoc ewes seven laat summer swe ls,ah.
150s Chickens
Stands Bees
farming implements
carpsni.r and blaek.ms,h sosls one four hers
tail top buggy, Mccormack bindsr. Chsmsiss
nuwcf horse rake, grain drill, land roller spriae
'oeth ha,fo~ Two Oliver Chilled pio~s. sinsis sad
eouhle shovel plews euitvafsr. irppie QeaTsd earn
cfgsaes. nearly new, Corn Shelter eulttnK kex
siasr null hay fork, puiisxs and rop~s, sheivises
oe1N 'atu<Ih HsN wheat ran grind Hf0n4. 1Ie}Hi3
and bssis, dinner bell, large copper kette 4 IafSo
iron ksulesr sets hr~echbAuds, sete front aea7e
collars, brides, set single harness, pillow. Ssesa
sna check aes,denble and single trsss ham
COW icgs umher and drag chnas spreadsrs skt1sels
scoops fakes. hoes, picks ssoeks hftins Jacks
gram cradles, moving and srssxh scyths. / mul-
berry barrels, ess~hsn, digging IRON iot 6usks ts
tabs aad barrels. drag hafrwos
Two hofte wagon and bed nearly new force purRu.
nssfiy new knterprise mrat ggndrr large sise lasd
press, teas hay. lot Of fodder and eorn, % lbs
Davis Stock Food n ~ '
Householdl aadKitchen Furniture
Silk plush pafIsr suit. brows marble TOP csufrs
table. large hair cloth sofa very Old IL rood coz
dition, organ. two wsIssf bed room suits rood e
new, four bedsteAds, four bureaus nvs sets eaairs
iot " odd chairs several foeksSs ~Atsnsinn table
thfse I< 1eAt tables, corner cupboard. kjstken
eatp9srat ehnfn, cream separator, larea aud snsit
isfs cracks, glass jAp dshes and coofine assnsfls
cook stoyey heating stoves. Iot sr caspst ma III
Cloths, and many other ARTICLES not mentioned
Terms
A credit u months will be given On Iii sum- ! y
sfo ann over the purchaser TO give his nete with -
proved sscnritv payable thu Peoples Truat Cam
psny With interest frsm date but II paid who's ~
interest femitted Endcf Srs cash.
Dedd.& Hcaman, Auct's
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

q a @T g TT "a.
Bears thu ~7Ih8 Kind You Haga sasIs Bought
1'sl q A@xMZzSeZa
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Pebble Sales.

Public saies.
9iIit. 81, Friday Iphl o.
man will sell stock and imple-
ments near Inwood
Feb. 4, Tuesday g. E. Ridgeway will
sell stock and farming imple-
ments at Ridgeway.
Februar, 4, Tuesday-G. w. Fuss
viii sell stock and implements
1mile west ct HedgesviIIe
Feb. 5, Wednesday Mrs. s. e. Rhine
men, viii sell stock and nipple
ments at her home on the Dr.
William farm miles southeast Of
Martinsburg.
February 8, Thursday--9eorge Hen
son will sell stock and implements
at his home one mile South of
Bunker Hill.
February Z, Friday James NJ. strib-
ling will sell stock and imple-
ments at his home on Dry Run 3
miles northwest of Martnsburg
w. Va.
Feb. 8, Saturday.. P. Kearfott and
M. s. Miller will sell the j Baker
Rearfott house and lot atthe front
door of the court house,
February Saturday.. 3 Noll and
L. G. Hoffman, trustee for r. I.
Hoffman, will sell stock and i'm
plements near Darkesyille.
February S, Saturday-George Il.
Speilman, will sell household
goods at the corner of John aud
Water street.
Feb. 10, Monday Ward HI. Triggs
Will sell stockiand implements at
his home en- the VIM. Tabb farm
near Bunker Hill.
February IL, Tuesoay-F. A. Tabb,
will sell stock and implements
near Gerardstown.
Feb. IL, Wednesday E. Ridge
way will sell stock and farming
implements on the Rutherford
farm near VAUDEVILLE.
February 10. Thursday, James H.
Sperow will sell stock and impls-
ments at his home 5 miles north
west of Martinsburg.
Feb IA, Friday-Grove 4 Henslaw
will sell stock DC at the home of
Z. u. Grove on the Warm Spring
road.
Feb. II, Monday-W. IF. Mason will
sell stock 'snd Implements nea
Shanghai.
ED. II, Monday Benjamin Couch
man will ssell stock and i'm pie
ments on the Scott Couchman
n MAJ.
February IS, Tuesday-C. e. Everhart
administrator will sell personal
property near Jones Spring.
Feb 10, Wednesday-M. w. Sellers
will sell farm stock and machinery
at his home near Dry Run %
miles northwest of Martinsbufg.
Feb 20, Thursday -G. Il. Airport will
sell stock and machinery on the
Whetzel farm half mile north
of Martinsburg.
February q, Fridays. Port Linton,
will sell near DarkesviIle.
February "a, Monday-Harry Lord
will sell personal property in this
city.
February 25, Tuesday-Charles Ben
der will sell stock and impleme ITS
at his home in Falling Waters
district, miles from the G.. V. sta
ton.
March 2, Monday-E. w. Duvall will
sell stock &c. near Honeywood
Mill.
M arch 8 Tuesday-Mrs. Harriet S
bert will sell stock and nipple
mentsat her home two miles west
of Martinsburg on Tuscarora.
March 4, Wednesday-Harper Snyder
will sell stock and farming nipple
ments near Marlowe
March 5, Thursday l.. Ellis will
sell stock and implements near
North Mountain.
March Friday--Isaac A. Pearrell
will sell stock and implements
near Cumbo 8 miles northwest Of
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

You will flnd well bred sheavy bone
stock cattle at Henson's sale.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
ubIic Sale
OF Valuable
Personal Property

without to The highest bidder AZ the farm VI
VIM. rabb situated aboaea Ia ssie from Bunker
Hin on
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

DvERT;sEMsSrs F0R This PAPER RE-
-EfvED with the GUARANTEE that the
CIRCULATION Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPER pub
T. ished In Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, West Virginia.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

beginning at lea. N The Q, " x. x. traias al
sna u eeiotk Will ssop at the tedresviTi
Icad crosti Rg apd parties coming GA trans VII
D. seaveyed to Mafsinsburg for the evening
tfaire
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

Having dissolved parsRershlp We viii sell al
the home cs {, q tsEnee miles from Martins
burg Ga 'nF lie gesvills road on
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-28
SAYS CHILD LABOR LAW
CAUSES WHOLESALE PERJURY

LOS ANGELES, April 27.--IEditor
Herald; Truly says The Herald that
the laws of the different states ought
to be brought into some measure of
uniformity in the matter of an age
limit below which the children of the
nation should not be employed at daily
labor, and true it is that In the major
ity of cases the age set by the state
laws needs raising. But there is a
worse evil involved than even the set
ting of the age so low as H. IL and even
10 years; and that is that in practice
even that limit is not maintained. AS
understand it the law, or the officials
administering it, instead Of demanding
that child shall be of not less than a
specific age, merely stipulates that the
parent shall declare MIN to be OF such
age. Thus the employer, being freed
from responsibility, tacitly conspires
with the necessitous parent to swear
in as of age mere babes of s, 7 and even
6 years.
This was demonstrated by the re-
mark of an overseer in Pennsylvania
coal breaker shortly after the state law
went into effect. He said: "These kids
are all twins; every blessed one of 'em
was IA the very day the fool law came
on" He meant that the parent, often
a father out of work and sick mother,
or a widow whose husband had been
killed in the mines, had been forced by
the pressure of circumstances to per-
jure themselves in regard 70 children
scarcely yet in their teens by declaring
them to be turned IA, but always small
of their age" b. f. 5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-28
SAN PEDRO HARBoR

DoPULAR sentiment and public
necessity support the chamber OF
\ commerce in its action in tele-
graphing to Senators Flint and Perkins
and Congressman McLaehlan urging
them to see that the $500000 item in
the appropriations bill for fortiflcattons
for San Pedro be not eliminated or
shelved. The necessity for the fortih-
cation of San Pedro. is obvious and ia
gent Until the harbor is fortified 20
naval station can be established there.
and 1t is the logical and natural point
for naval station. Harhor protection,
fortiflcations on Point Firmin, Wouid
make it practically impossible for IN
enemy to make quick dash and cap
ture the coaling station and dockyards
which should be placed at San PEDRO.
Dry docks could be established at the
harbor with especial advantage and
profit, as they would be in close prox"
unity to, the nig steel works and ma
chine shops of Los Angeles, on which
the officials would necessarily have to
depend for the execution Of great
deal of work when the naval Statloh
was first founded.
On Point Firnlin q disappearing gun
battery should be placed. In the hills
back of it are numerous advantageous
sites for mortar battery, which could
search out and sink any ship in the
channel within many miles of San Pc
dro. and yet be unseen and unreach-
able by attacking ships. San Pedro
anL the country adjacent could easily
be made one of the strongest naval
fortresses in the west or in the world,
Gibraltar of the Pacific. A due re-
gard for the safety of life ard prop
erty in California as we'll as fer the
security and invulnerability of the
United States on tho Pacific, will bring
every possible legitimate influence to
bear on the men who are guarding the
interests of California at Washington.
1t is their duty to defend the plans for
the fortifcation of San Pedro. Califcr-
MIA expects them to do their duty, and
they will do it.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-28

welfare and permanent prosperity of
the United States. Americanism, as
President Mckinley understood 1t and
as we understand 1t, is a we'll defined
national creed; or If you do not care
for the word creed. it is "the rules
of the game" We must live by deed
in accordance with creed. The game
must be played according to the rules
With regard to this and kindred sub
jects some of our contemporaries are
in Egyptian darkness. When Ameri-
canism is expounded and declared it
scares them. "Take that awful crea-
ture away" they shrill. 1T is an ism,
and we don't like isms."
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That all men are created equal; that
they are endowed by their Creator
with certain unallenable rights; that
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foundation on such principles and or
ganizing it's powers in such form as
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feet their safety and happiness.
The people of the United States
have never found it necessary to ex-
ercise their right of abolishing the
present system of government, but
they have retained and maintained and
used the RIGHT TO ALTER it from
it again, by substituting for the ruin
Gus reign of Pantaloonacy, Plutocracy
and Privilege a restoration of the first
principles of Americanism. The SOON
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themselves with these principles the
near at hand. and they won't feel SC
lonesome, strange, maroon'd and
mock'd of fate when the Star Span
gled Banner again becomes the glor-
ious symbol of American liberty an6
happiness and again guarantees the
greatest good for the greatest number
square deal and a square meal, equa
| opportunities for all, privileges fol
none and childhood for the children
Democracy will yet rescue two million
| little Americans from the grasp of Re.
publican greed and restore to then
| their rights, and will revive and re-
assert AMERICANISM in spite of the
morbid mumblings of a wilderness oi
lean and slipperd pantaloons, sans
eyes, sans teeth, sans everything, ant
especially sans common sense.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-28
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II Os ANGELES HERALD on Monday
again showed its leadership in the
field of news gathering by publishing
In tweIve-page paper 1Si items of
news Tho Examiner i'm "a sixteen-page
paper had 155 items, not many more than
The Herald with four pages fewerj while
the Times, with sixteen pages, that is to say
with a paper as big the Examiner and
bigger by four pages than The Herald, had
only 124 items of news. Any reader may
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himself as to the validity of The Herald's
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publishes proportiouately more news than
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