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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07

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Greeted by Cheers From Assembled |
80 PopuIace onrHIIs and
sP.hta lenaa, Ffbs s.-The Amer
lean batt1eship fleet has steamed into
Punta Arenas harbor. Almost the en-
tire population had gathered on the
,tHe Otowneand che jetties
friilgirgy theo sw after 'front.' TO witness
the coming ofLtAej ships Of Twar, aud
the Chilean representatives who are
here to greet the visitors in the name
of the. repubAc and bid them welcohe
we@ satreTe1 expectantly on the deek
q. tie EhheSn cruiser Chacabuco. W
ing in the roadstead.
Before the arrival of the fieet4 a
wireless message from the Chilean
cruiser was sent to Admiral Evans ,by
Admiral Simpson extending a heaFy
-weioonas~frenrtA Chilean na0y>to tn +
sponded with many thanks for the
4 paessags Of slsiRd I've greetiag.z ssz,
The run from Rio Janeiro, wheHce
the start was made on January %, Was
made with favorable weather aud
without accident. The event of Ele
voyage was the meeting of the dEi
sion of the Argentine fleet sent Qut
from Buenos Ayres to greet the AMER
lean battleships. Leaving Rio JaneirC
on the 22d the fleet took up it's flu
; cenlmp. formation. On the mornfhi
Of JAhiAg1 &c the fleet came into wHe
less Communication with the Argtn
/ tine division and in the EVENING" 3
the same day the four ships of they'd
sion weressighted astern. The Anger
tine f@t8foxoxe ed During He nigh
: and % De Ge# rsotninE, he 2Af
A I" ahis fsEmssisS IbS5s saE 'S at
) knots an hour, the fleet was passedfb
: the Argentine vessels. u
; Statutes were exchanged and cgl
; teous messages passed between Rsa
,,1 Admiral Olivia, ocommanding the ftp
q of Argentine, and i Read Admiral Evaha
t. The fleet. was met at the entrance
S Broad sound by the Chilean cruis'
~ Ghacabuco and the English cruis'
e Sappho. After noon the Chilean Vi
n admiral of mraine and John HiclS
n American minister at Santigo s'
s. Chile, came on board the Connectic
and greeted Admiral Evans, who %
lef practically recovered from his attHa'
o. of heumatisbp andsis actively dirg'
hing the9icourse OF the aheet. Ii
st The arrival of the American bau
at ships at Punta Arenas, on the str;
eff of Magellan, brings them for the AZ
er time to. a Chilean port. .,.s.sa ssss.sss
~ From Punta Arenas onward the TIC
will skirt along Chilean shores, III
,r- through the westerly narrQws OF. !
be strait and then northward along 4
on thin strip of Chilean territory up
MT Peru. Fresh meat, bread and potats
rs, are plentiful and cheap at Punta a
en- mas and an opportunity will be I
by the feet to replenish their SIC
Id, of provisions. In the five days s.
m which the officers and men of the Il
ter will have at Punta Arenas there y
in be sufficient time for all to see
ice entire town andssourropndifig count
CO. = \
for IL AsPoKANE-4 1
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07

.nctars61, Nev9.A2rhe extra session Of
the Nevada rlegisiptpye2has adjourned.
The, following FesseP RESOLUTION f9nff5lggdeqq the.
actHalb w9yE Of stAhFeOll e7giss|ta .FSslidgq
a. Whereas The lffi l believes
Il that 1.-THE the present industrial conditions
aeoeoidaeld are detrimental to, tie best
Interestsgof otheI lstateI'uo Ii ;oinoi 10
" sRasokedt Observation-Disclosures thatihigh
Bwages'a ana good Conditions securelAigaht
class of skilled labor, which results
IN aIowl c6st Of 'p+odtSdhon; we sug,
rest and feeofnmehd that theefofmeF
SCALE of wages beorestoredsto the Gold
6sld miners andDthatda COPY ofnthis
resolutidnoD be Forwarded dlys the secre7
| tary of state to the mine Operators
Eassociation at Golddfileilth' 1e,sn ,sdu,la, i
|. Both houses adopted the resolution
without a dissenting vote. % '"I "a, z
To- - frr yrTI OF fTNUOll fNW III r-
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
SHE PROVED A HERO.

eut Lost Her Life During a Fire Try
|, ing to Save Others.
Kansas city, Feb. 5kAMrsss~Je JENNIE
Bert, the -landlady of a-roomiHg- house
az lie Wyandotte street, near the
BUSINESS center OF this zcity, 1ostzher
life Saturday morning in an heroic
enort to save some of her roomers
from burning to- death. Four of the
i SsiI9ias. met hffs'tsAitF 'E4S 1urfs9eei
The dead: Mrs. Jennie Bert, aged
q, Harrisonyilleu MO, waitress; Mp
oosluHert agedlf 49,, waitress. Nina
graves, aged IS, waitress; Peter Room
ey' aged "a, cook; Charles Johnson,
aged 70, cook. The injured received
snsht burns and cuts and none fs-in a
dangerous condition. All of the dead,
except Mrs. Bert, lived in Kafsas City.
Inc ire started from an explosion
=, natural gas in the basement at
4 SNocK IN the morning The flames and
esnss smoke spread quickly through
Il vi thei building and before an alarm
t sSuiu be given all means of escape by
M M ordinary exits had been shut off
a . ~ i've persons who lost their lives
we're we're asleep on the third floor, and al
: ave Mrs. Bert were burned to dealt
=" Their rooms 1T TNnOIN1
r., There we're q persons in the Build
81 "nen the fire broke out.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
Wholesale Prices.

Beef-Steers, dressed, 6Hs @ffs loS'
row beef. 5@51sc lb; mutton dreaseu'
PIC lb; pork. sc lb; hams nsEiv t,
liz III. light. 12c ID; bacon, log ID;
lard L. lie; dry salt extras, sll fwT
dry salt backs, $l2.5o ewt' ,Ys@,, ~ IL
Id; smoked salmon ChlnooA7i iO ~
white spring, 121ke. 5lnd i1n, o,
Timothy hay, SIS ton; gram Lla "
s45- ton alfalfa, SIS ton; oats I.4u
cwt: feed, wheat, $1.4O cwt; re- 81
barley, $40 cWt whole corn r,,,
swts ehQDged .cofn, s1:s5 ,- cw s5a. 9T rs5
Shorts gbo s24 ton; white shorts $2S ton
straw, 50 ton.
- -,1 prices paid to Producers
Live stock-steers, 81 cwt; cows O.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
HUGHES Hates Track Betsys Z

6 New rYorlsls Feb.h Bow Governor
Charles lEuH Hughes made aatrenehant
plea forabolitiensi ofnTaestraek. gam
bling in a speech dshyeFed Sunday at
a mass meeting Of the citizens apti-
race gambling campaign, in tbs, Ma ~
jestic theater, Brooklyn.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
Pacific Northwest oWheat.
How to Make Yoo0re 1MiDeh COWS NOR,
} nos brs .la.saHtgb,eA a alM

noe DIS -lProfitable: n Civ
Nwrfte fPaeihcs c5ast Borax Co, noAk1
lands Calf y FOR sSsaceessfup'Datfynng,' I
beihgW vaIaabler iihformationidonoahe
most profitable selectionyof cows their
feeding and care, the handling ofnnillS:
teTyield the, highest PRICE product and
the ~ protecti0n. and pregsegrvstieoPnsD OF
these products, from d etefiorraatison
with articles on diseases. Of COWS, and
recipes Tor their cure. . The book is
free. n.Aa POST Card request only is nee
| essarys1ddsuo1odi Sfiyrd lass sdj
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
MfNgs xNp

pdny is IOudy einplOyluS, IL lS q4uSi ut
stood about as many men as at. any =,
previous time in it's history, some h,
where between $50 and 1000 being on ~
the payrolls OF this number over 500 -
are employed at the companys mines a
ThesErfshar BoreaIhsIeear sasss 4
saw, Wash, has resumed its shfppingF-a,
of oregto e3Granp0 sbhltegl at FandI 9
"A. ii wssubrars flinasss0ys ii in t.
Nelson, B. c., making an examination
of the nfehju g4Ghts at ShlnY fois Nin<R
neapolis capitalists, with a view Of
more extensive development. /
The funeral of Record Reynolds,
I who died in Spokane, was held sun {
day afternoon For seyepel years hf
was employed as njAi1g seXpert "
Montana by Marcus DAY. Nv
rh 0n p5iGf SfIRSgGfnd HS, fodd
the crop a nugget of gold. The nugget
weighs close upon two pennyweights,
sand.-in. it -sqaartz~caa plainly .be'
seen.
1t is reported that the Green Mon
group D Of cclsaimS--inearJ .gS#G { Pend
d,oreille, is lppV fAFing5C19ff fVVre 4 H40%V
It IS Fgsprtsa tilat.t Rs>ox1esA II the |
: First Chance mine, in the Florence
districts are jqblsnt5SEdo rich find
+ bf gold quartz, many samples of which
: hssassdf as high assssS0p peri tanC 4
The first shipment of ore from the
Royal 1iHe )mAe) h'U thS pixie qs,1
trict, was made recently.
There is great activity in the Bear
CreeIg district according to,a 1ra9fel re-
, port. w -.
The Highland Gold Mines company,
> owning the ighlandA mine, in the
sumpter District has effected a reor-i
ganizations and. it is said, rs now in a
position to resume operations.
The ownefSbf, the famous Cornuco-
pia mines, >inli EASTERN. Oregon, haYf
been sued bysniners~to recover money
alleasd to be dueSthem for wages. Y y
.kSasFhe. Did y}ftue> mine, ~ Oregon, is
aeain-in Operation, and 18~stamps are
Cropping at mill on 'theNProperty.
I srrhes eaiifornia Giant mine,/at Ress-
land. B.aCy~which was acquired by 4,h1e
Il CRANKY COMPANY a little more than A
4 year ago, began shipRents~of ore to
4 thss. CRANKY asmelter' recently.
4 epheaoatlook for the 'W.-K. Mining
n company's zinc mines, in Kootenai
q county, .Edaho, ebeing, able to :, pay al
n Working. EXPENSES in the near future
II ifx not ydividends by the end OF the
vi vsaF il greate,>t .Indeeds = says yHe m
~ Wentworth of Spokane, president o
81 the company. lit is almost an assured
81 fact. Treasury stock by order OF thu
IA directors, is to be withdrew from tn tn,
M market April /, as,almost' enough ,casl
III is now in the treasury to place tn
|8 mine in the above condition, with ESQ
sa 600 shares remaining With which t
aa fihstaiita redpctioh33 plant, compressor
EAi a3s9d Esd sl2 .yfb59ui b,ih oshiI
sM Egs 7say ESD Cd VI diinsd closed
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
l,rtInsnza Races at Berlin.

Two thousand cases Of influenza are
reported in Berlin this week. Among
the members of the cabinet suffering
from the, illness are Admiral Won llf-
nitz secretary of the admiralty, and
General Won Pinen, minister of war.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07

u,. Home bank OF BroQklypE a az N mi
l.titution on whlcn "
Saturday, has failed.
navid Yerkes, for years welsner
iD.srI7nited States mint Il = 'aifaee4
-. "bia died Spokane feeehs's' s''- '''s
aye ace of rs years.
SThe grand jurysatssts aIfsifs S'aos fs'7si
's 900 indictments against actors,
.neS.os and theatrical managers and
aou isSos charged with violating the
a''0sn law 1t required $4,000 to
soror the necessary bonds.
cO ,,,ton u. Purdy, assistant to the at
! .ornev general, chief trust buster
va originator of the receivership In
nu in trust prosecution, will
liUor retire from the depaT4hept pf
snat,ce Purdy is said to be sEfee afRr
luo o.-out iudgeship in the eighth circuit.
ru BIas. a paper of Paris, says that
az, Anna Gould intends to sell her
,r,, in, ParisEanf resurH torAPer-
prOpsS Il NM z
Thes monthly spingage gta9ement Is
ssued BY the diraftof d fheSmint sat
urday shows the amount OF coinage
orscnted at the United States mints
during January 1908, to have been $15,-
4 Is1 19O as follows: Gold, $13,O44, $50;
! silver, s2,129, 900; minor COINS $751;
no. o. o. sg2b, lc2g stags m9o aax 2 .
Mrs. Annie Ackerly ,, the first woman
over convicted of arson in Brooklyn,
has beenI ~ sentenced to serve IA years
nao w. .19E n Is 19s
in prison.
II is reported important steps will be
toten within the next. few days in
tho effort to cause the removal from
office of Lieutenant Governor Duns
muir
IA The most disastrous blizzard of the
winter passed spverssC Ricago| apd yicin
aty Sunday Z a-s' I 4 ~ 4
Oldtime residents of the NORTH ives
i have been astonished by the news ina
Jack" Lavelle, for many years chic
4 of police sing Butte,eisudying1o Of canee
of the stomach in a Reno ~(NeYO-hos
pital.
The memory of John Muir Galifol
: MAS writer and nature lover, VIII b
perpetuated in a forest reservatio
| near San Francisco, made up of gian
redwoods and towering douglas FIR:
thousands of years old. 1t has bee
designated the Muir national forest
The trial of Mrs. Dora Mcdonald
widow of Chicago's millionaire gan
bier king, for the death of Webste
Guern, furnishes the first instance
the history of Illinoisy jurisprudAno
Of a dying woman being placed IN je
pardy of her lie. ChiefFcounseH fi
the defense of Mrs. Mcdonald
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis, form'
congressman from sWashin gton- state.
II The shipbuilders on the northea
coast of England have given noti'
that the services. of ala yPrkingn.I.
will he-djsas9sad with. op February
This aStioH Isl a9 outeowA of the stfil
inaugurated January 2, the men refl
ing to accept a reduction in wages.
After -the-suspsnsio of aconstructi
work for the last two months, t
Hartman lines are to resume t
building ofTOrsg@n raffroads. GeMsl
Manager 46kBrienfissuAd dEaers ySSt
day to assemble men. randi smatert;
and complete the Riparia-Lewist
line at once. The bridge over
Clearwater river is practically co
I peted, with the exception of one Sp;
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
rs sHorHHEEBrocKs AWAY.
Bullet Penetrates Side of House,
Strikes Massander.


Vancouver. B., c., Feb. m S.-Oscar
fuice is under arrest at this city on
a charge of manslaughter growing out
Of an Unusual circum BULGE
boards with Henry Martin and is In
love. WITH Martins dan ghter, Saturday
hight "a rival fos Miss Martins affec-
tons Eauea GibAlof esccrted the fri
to Aefehome. -Rtiee was waiting for
them, and after threatening Gibelqff,
shot-in his dikection,ss FAe bullet went
Wild. {Thtee blocks away ? C. Mass
ander sEas going downatahs in his
home %hgh BULGE fired hissshot The
bullet tweht ithfoqgh the Side of the
house ,and. struck Massander in the alb
domen. He died half an hour later.
asss: sssI ss,B kgs the to bed po 1es
s0 s% sgic 4 $sisl5 to .so S
to frishtePp, liis riEH3cl vgu
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
'cwt; sheep. sa50@5 - cwt;; hogs, s5@
kRss9 cwti calYess Sc eytW "a nm

cWts Sncep, @4.oUD0- cWts nOgS, S0W
R,se cwt; caliYesb Se7eytW "a nm
Pouitryjwg5hLiye hens, 11c slb;Tdysssed
hens, 127kf9141sc slb1 ducks, liver 12c
1p; turkeys. i've, nc ID; dressed 22c
lib; geese, i've, 15c' 10; dressed, r5c ID.
Hides-Green, beef, &c Id; dry salt
ed cured, 6@61s csdb ;S.dryq flint, i1Oc;
InafsRins,N green,u6c.o dry;a 12oi dry
sheepipelts0aOe iHpS5e4r ,Sniiqs
Timothy, haY, SIS ton; grain, hay,
{cswt; 7feed,n Wheat, $ii.25 .cwt;s hitting
wheat, ssS@7Oco ScwtYo While ibarfey
is1h0a cwt;JEhola corng Old, sn .5Ol6wt;
NEW, Is1s45 cwao doota y1soo1s 9Iiins
|in io insmi5sq5b I'M -ssh won bne
Pacific Northwest Wlhsefats,o5s
AIoReFtIaandl 10 GtalFplbrS2Gi btll1asst5e%aS4cI
| valley, ,,S2ci e,reda 8Qcghr4 w 7 ,.snl
IT, Tacoma.ABlueSten, SIC; club, soc
ii baEenp6irt, nswasH.A iyiuestea, desc
club, CSC. .nosqmoI w y I'd bloc
d 1olR ftsgilles ,WashI-t-Dluestepi, 65eG red
d62easw ads 919dw ,ysbinis2 s9asnes)
,-balWallad WallaiWjR8lueSt5eno ISL elp'
/, d .4t4tQqgI2e. .Silsi2 vlsM am ,1sdto11
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07

dTH on. g rios. ''Cafa. who WIS sf9etsa to
congress fPomf Kiaaka, us welfkho@d Oh
the Pacific slope, whereahe'hasordsided .
Ills Observation-Disclosures is 1kSl2rsM st.
M VS., Washington p.90T. goIT x -
Bssisuos D, Dug Co.. Col $assl SSFO' i
v GgntIenen: Y can cheerfdib recommend
Perdna asiVa very efficient renetiyg tor
Coughs and Qolds5 sess1grai hemas Ssie
Homo. slfmP' S9 Sc M i gGnp
Virginia, writes, 4 dhlafye qseq your
valuable remedy, Perupa, with henet7
dial results, and can uhhesitatine y rec
o6inf6erd your remedy as an 5 inVigoFat-
ing tonic and an sffectivean permanent
cure for catarrh.Hi-o s.d Is Il a91fa .
Man1a-Iin the ideal Laxative
--.N 4s'N vrtrr1o -H7 20 g.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
AS,POKANE- Il
Wholesale Produce Prices.

-NegetablesuC Cabbage, SIPS cwt;
beets. sI@1.25 cwt; rutabagas, sl@1
1 .25; carrots, $1@1.25; white turffps,
s1;E parsnips, s125@1.5O seWt; cauli-
GoweE Sc dozen sisads; Onions, $4,000
S.75; sweets wtatoes, $TY GA swti
IsGaS 5ess scwt,-1 Hubbard
squash, $75c@$1 doz; pumpkins, 7sc@
81 doz; parsley, 15c dozen buncHes;
celery S5Dguc- bunches; pi4eap-
pies. $2.75@3; Italian grapes, 81 So
Dbl; bananas, s255. 80 p9hch' GA.
b4rif. fa0145O III 1X i,Iter p Sst,s.,
ing appleg, 81 box; fancy eating, ~
OILS box; comb honey, 1918 c$sey;
oranges. navels, $2.75@3 case; gHape
fruit. S3.5O@3.75 case; cocoanutsA agc
0s1 doz; lettuce, dollhouse, 4OcklbS
lettuce. coast, soc Id; garlic, 1OcSlb;i
popcorn, &C lb; Florida tomatoes "a
basket. "A y
Butter and Eggs-Eggs, EASTERN
.storages sp.5e;. local ganehs gAaEaranltteea
fresh. 50; first class local creamery cream
butter. 36c Ib; jersey Belle creamery
SAC db;, butter, fata S4lacslb;zS0hsEln pa "a
creamery. soc lb; cheese, full crfamnl
n Y. twins, 16@17c lb; full cFfamn
wisconsin twins, 16@17c lb; Dim
So bod abb cream brick, 20cs lb;
kSwiss,s 10 dD2Oc I1-R1
Frour-First@ patent, So Dbl; seqone
patent, s4.75 Dbl. u a..
n SeedLRed clover, s15.5O;'ss choice
fs16.50.i Kentucky bluegrassp SAS. q
cwt. timothy, $3.50; swhite clover u.s.
alfalfa, SO.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07


OF cHbbdsSarssRsipia u 70 Fsapnd You of
Iii EeelhgSt MlritaJ hbiood pdrffiet, appetite
giver, and as a nerve, stomach and d.
eestive tonic. Nothing else like it, no other
has 50 g6od "a record no other VIII do you
so much good. 1t cures.
scrofuIa IS Years" Hoods Sarsapai7
rilla has cured me of scrofula, with when
have been troubled for 16 years. Ny little
daughter hah scrofula swelling on her neck
a6 HopqS sarsaparilla also M;rG c s1,ta her'
Dyspensia - was Troubled for
np6t WIFE dyspepsia and gould sasp 9 tS; Sat
Hoed's-Sars aparilla, and wbSE3sQ2pf mp pa9 Z,
i 1Tbtf NON n NH rS fis &t6bi, Bns Z
b evn1atIsmn ss ssSIE s sSliHtsd
Hoods $arsaparilia helped meaafter other
fhilf K and e. h sSd ep a4Sse Y
Hoods .sArsaparilip 3 sod everywhere.
.1n-the usual liquid, or iI,1tablet form called
sarsatabs & lee- Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by G. /. Hood Lowell, Mass
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07

io rs recent tobacco exhibition in
sho'-O some Havana cigars were
~ which were quoted at So each.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-02-27
The Temperance Cause.

Pursuant to call in the REGISTER OF
last week, some citizens Assem- bled In
the library of Shepherd College on Sat
urday evening to consider the advisa'
bility Of organizing to oppose the ltcens-
ing OF the saloon. ID. l.. Rentch was
chosen as chairman, who after making
some remarks appointed Rev. ID. L.
Stephens as committee OF one TO at
tend to an important matter. After
some informal discussion the meeting
adjourned, to convene on Monday even
ing at the same place.
At the appointed hour a much larger
number Of citizens embed than at
the previous meeting, among them ma
nv ladies. ID. j.. Rentoh was continued
as chairman He stated the object OF
the meeting, made some appropriate
remarks, and pending the report OF
Rev. II. l. Stephens invited any present
so inclined to address the audience.
Remarks were made by Rev. Il. l..
Stephens, F. A. Byerly, w. p. Lickli-
der, Rev. DR.. Haithcox and others. A
resolution was passed authorizing the
chairman to appoint an executive com
mittee, fully empowered to act in the
premises. F. A. BYerlY was elected
secretary. The executive committee
will convene in the college library at 8
o. m. on Tuesday.
D. l.. RENToH, Chairman"
+. A. BYERLY, Sec'y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-02-27
REMOVE THE CAUSE.
How to Remedy Much Of the Suffering
In Shepherdstown.

There il hardly q family in Shep-
herdstown where there are not one or
more members who suffer at times
from the effects Of a weak stomach.
1t may be that this occurs only
after eating some food that does not
agree, or because of supper late at
night; or it may be that the stomach
il 80 weak that scarcely any food can
be eaten without pain or distress.
The only way to treat condition OF
this kind successfully il with Mona.
1t removes the cause Of indigestion,
weakness of the muscles Of the stomach
and bowels, and restores the whole di'
gestive system to health and strength
80 that it takes care Of all the food
that is eaten.
Get strong and well by using Mi.
o-na tablets. Take the remedy at
the first symptom Of indigestion, when
you Can be cured easily with q few
doses. However, no case of stomach
trouble is too severe or chronic tor
Ml.o-ns to- overcome.
Remnants Pharmacy sell it under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money unless it cures. A 50-cent
box lasts for couple Of weeks, and
will do more real good than = dozen
boxes Of the ordinary digestive tablets
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-02-27
Friday, March 20, 1908!
the following personaI property
20 Horses und MuleSl

No. /, a standardized bay horse years old
weigh Ing w lbs, this horse has record or
2lS and Is an exceptionally good riding
horse. No. 2 blood bay stallion years old.
weighs liOU pounds. we'll broken, Hamilto-
MAN and Remington stock. No. 3.roan horse
coming years old. weighs 1850 pounds, well
work anywhere hitched, broken to lead. No.
and g. brown horses Weighing ltOO lbs.
each, cannot be hitchsd amiss. ages and
IL years. No. 6, brown mare weighing 1851
pounds, will work anywhere. No. z. dun
horse, well broken, will work anywhere,
weighs llOJ lbs. years Old No s, black
horse. broken to work anywhere, weighs
IU5O lbs. 8 years old. No Q. bay horss Will
work anywhere hitchsd, good family horse.
Tho above horses are not sfraid OF steam,
No. III and l :. pair dun horses. well broken,
single and double. and years old. No IL,
gray horse broken for general purpose. NO.
Is, brown mare broken for single and double
Driving. years old No Ii, roam pacing
horse good rider and driver, single and
double. No. Il, roam horse known as Car
ter's Mao, the money maker No. IL. black
horse will work anywhere except In the
lead. No. II, bay horse well broken for La
dies riding and driving. No. Is. bay mare
years Old broken for riding and driving
No. 10 and 20, pair nne mules well broken
and gentle, and years old, one an extra
good wagon and plow leader.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-02-27
Yoar Duty IS to be Well.

-, Bnt you cannot be well IL you neglect
taking Hoods sarsaparilla when you know
Won should take it. Impure blood, poor
appetite, headache, nervousness, that tired
feadng by these and other signs your sys-
txn demands Hoods. Get bottle today.
Glow Of HeaItf1--."My blood was very
nor. Since taking Hoods Sarsaparilia l
have more color In my face. sleep and eat
well. and work is a pleasure" MRS. A. a.
Howard, Taunton, Mass.
In Worst Form had catarrh In the
worst form and was advised to try HOOD
Sarsaparilla. l took seven bottles and am
now in good health. / hope everyone who
has catarrh will give Hoods fair trial."
MRS. WILLIAM METcALF. Parkerford, Pa
Always Praise-"I first took Hoods Sar-
saparilla 10 years ago. and always speak In
favor of it," Ii. CowDELL, 2T Perry Street.
Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by C. I. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-02-27
Tuesday, Morcb 10, 1908,
Beginning promptly &C 10 O'Clock, The foI-
lowing property to-Wit:
10 Head of Horses and Colts |!

Five OF them are mares, z OF then In foAl By
wilt 4 Smiths Psrcheron morse; several No.
bAnhear and wagon leaders, family driV
or, safe for ladies' All OF these horses are
food. true workers. Five ofthOm range from
4 to years old, weigh from 1901 70 l7SJ 1bsy
and are worthy the attention or yerg i
colt rfninR YaArn old. 1 COLI riairR year Old.