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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
TRUSTEES SALE
0of Valuable
TRACTS or LAND

Pursuant 10 tbs provisions Of the Deed Of Ttust
executed by James ID. Hess and Cora Nj Ness. his
wit~, which dseG ~ dated the 18th Ny Of Neyems
Der I3o3 and recorded In office 81 the Lierk VI
the Csnnty Coart Of Berkel~y County ". VA, ~
Deed Rect No. iea pages sls, iIB sn& ~ and ss-
cures N. q. Gardner. e. r Hess and Allen n. Not!
endorssfx upon q note for solo. the undersigned
trustee thsrei named viii. tbs request, CT the
said ". G. Gudser and Alien ". Eois sell At pnbs
iis auction at The front deer u the Court Hone
said county. Nov 9th 1000, at 10 O'clock ..
the three tracts II land conveyed asd described ii
said Deed u Trust. the Ant containing acres, =
fsoAs and s6 SQUARE poles, ~ less; the second
containing a &cles, sqmafs poles, mofs orsess
aAd tho fbe third eeats,sias - more
said James p Hess BY A. =. Grubp aaa wie b
deed bearing Asss Nov. roth. ieo4 and recorded ~
County IN Deed Book les. mage L Said three
tracts o. iasd lying contiguous and adjoining tfse
real estate " Jss b. thatcher, smsiszsf. Drabb
and Others
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
ii ,ls4 sPKRsoss Took EXAMINATIONS

According to statistics complied bs
the department OF schools 1888 eertk
iicates TO teachers wete issued rs &c
result Of the May, July AMI Sepleu y
her examinations this year, Theis
were 4, 1854 failures while 420 were q y
issued. Altogether II, is4 persons tssl X
the examtnatieAs.
The. certificates were issued NJ 4 r
loas.
NumDcf ones, May fss July
September, 3s2. Total 62S.
Number twos, May $50; July, lsf27;
September, all. Total 1907.
Number tlirees, May. 925; July, go;
September, 54l. Total PISS.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
TRUSTEES huTICE

The undersigned trustee of g. w.
Rentch hereby tgives notice to those
persons having claims against the
said Rentch TO present the same with
due authorization for settlement at
once and those iadebted TO the said
Renteh must settle Immediately as
this estate must be settled at once.
A. b. Noil, Trstee.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of authority vested In as BY n de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF berkeley County
W. Va, entered on September 2srd 1909 In the
chancery cause of Fannie Lee FockIer ct al vs.
Laura q Brien, ct a the undersigned special
Commissioners will, ON
Saturday, Oct. 30th, 1909,
commencing at O'Clock p. IN. AZ the 'front.'
door OF the Court House OF sad County offer
for sale at public auctio on that certain lot or
parcel Of real estate situate or the south slde
Of West Burke street. MaftiusburK, Berkeles
county. W. Va, and which said iot ii I'M.
proved by a
Two Story Frame Dwelling
house and which IL new occupied by the said
Laura OBrien and beicg the same real esfat.
which was conveyed bv Thomas ~ HELMS
ana wife 10 Martha J Poissl by deed Bearing
date thel9th day OF May 1853, and recorded
Ia the clerks office of said County aud state
Ia Deed Book 06, Page 2sG
Terms.
Dne-third cash, OHe-tiiird in one and the
residue ~ two years with Interest from date
Of sale, the purchaser givi hiss notes fsr lie
deferred pay and the title 10 the realty
TO 20 retained until all the purchase money
s paid.
X. II. Boyd. n A Downs,
Special Commissioners
l. l.. Dew Cerhardt DO certify that bond
Win security has been given by K ~ Hoyd
special Con missioner, as required bs law
l. Dew cerbardt, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
Terms.

Oue-thifd cash on Gay Of sale. balance in ~
eqsai payments due in oDs and two year, n. m
date, purchaser 70 give his notes therefor with IN
tefest tsem date and desa 81 aust ~ be- xyep ~
en- q. SoIi
lxtsessa.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09

&!| ySis 5;it&Esf T.. .5F@ - d"
. Grape Il. Fruit :.
/: 5 81. Medium Size, 4 for 2bc =
Finnjan Hsddiss
Per pound 1bc
:. &. I. Haukesha Cheese
Per package 1bc
:: /. Swest Navel Oranges
d 40c, Soc and SOC per dozen
Se43i ss4s ~ = =: a
:. 30.4 10 Prunes
Fancy Large, per pound l6c
Preserved Strawberries
Glib can, regular 25c grade,
: { ,..,,3 ,t.... Par can 20c =r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09
SUNDAY BLAZE
The MicHALSON RESIDENCE HAS
VA CLOSE cALL-FIRE DEPART
5' MENT DOES GOOD WORK.

Sunday afternoon the fire alarm was
sounded, startling everyone. The MI
.cha1son residence was on fire and in a
few minutes the firemen had stream
OF water playing on. the flames. The
fire was a difficult one to reach as it
was between the partition walls, the
flames having followed up the flues
and getting between the walls and I'M
der the floor, had gained some head
way before it was discovered. 1t was
soon. ssubdued with no serious dam
age to the house except from smoke
and water. .. =. So.
EH The front parlor and one of the
rooms upstairs received the most dam
age AZ the floors had to be cut through
in order to reach the fire.
y TWAS fortunate that it occurred
In the daytime as it was more quick
ly and easily handled. Mrs. Michal-
son 10 insured in both the Murphy and
Byrnes agencies. ,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09

where it is understood he will go into
business. r.. H. .,->. . -. l.@.%.'
J. c. Cain and 6. D. Cain of Garri-
son, were arrivals from the east Sun
dav and went up the 500 Monday
Attorney H. O'Hare of Garrison, We"
in the city over Sunday on business.
A. J. Kiefer, county auditor of Nc
Henry county, and Commissioners NJ.
c. Myhre and A. G. Anderson were ar
rivals Monday noon. -...
Attorney S. L. Nucholes came over
from Mandan Monday noon. e..
Ex-Governor J. NJ. Devine was one
of Sundays arrivals. He has come to
look after Minot's interests on the nor
NAL school amendment to the constitu-
ton. e..
Railroad Commissioner Mann was an
arrival from the west Monday noon.
J. NJ. Brodie of Dickinson is a guest
in the city.
Mrs. J. w. Foley has returned from
St. Paul where she spent the last week
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09
PERSO NAL

Recent arrivals: O. P. Benson,
Alexander; L. G. Hopping, Fargo; A.
1. Tenny, NJ. A. $Tenny Valley City;
M. A. ellis, Almont; Peter Reed and
Amos Abbott, Langdon; c. H. Bland
ing, Harvey; B. c. Boyd, Hillsboro;
F. E. Weight, Fargo w. w. Felson,
Pembina; o. G. Hanson, Hillsboro;
Mons Johnson, Cummings; Peter
Daudson, Hillsboro; c. w. Nelson,
Valley City; Arthur Johnson, Rolette;
G. G. Speelman, Mylo; w. H. Stokes,
Ackworth; !. M. Ingebretson, G. J.
Thompson and J. Seltun, Rolette; J.
H. Hayden, Jamestown; P. N. Karsno,
Northwood; J. F. Jaberg, Sanborn;
c. H. Nelson, Tower City; F. E. Ora
ham and J. A. McGregor, Medora; Ed.
Christensen, Rugby; A. G. Lowe, VOL
ford.
Judge John Knauf of Jamestown, is
in the city on a legal quest.
Senator James Kennedy Sundayed at
Fargo
Attorney Tracy Bangs of Grand Forks
was an arrival Sunday night -
Editor w. R., Kellogg of the James
town Alert, was up Monday. D..
Judge Edward Engerud returned from
Fargo Sunday night. re-;
C. Fl: Anheier of Fargo was Sun
day arrival.
A. L. Woods, who has the contract
for enrolling the laws passed by the
legislature, returned from Grand Forks
Saturday night. -
S. G. Skulason, private secretary OF
Senator-elect NJ. N. Johnson, is in the
city, playing whist" as he puts it.
N. P. Agent Walter. Macdonald and
wife are stopping at the >Dunnraven,
not yet having secured residence.
Otto Ho1ta is again at home after
being shut out by a quarantine FOR
scarlet fever. He has been out for about
six weeks. -.
George S. Stephenson, the travelling
man, has been released from quarantine
on the hill, having recovered from his
recent illness. -.. $50.
Carl Adams of Steele, has been
spending few days in the city visiting
with legislative friends. -.
Hans Anderson, auditor of Grand
Forks county, was an arrival Mon
day. He was accompanied by county
commissioners Robert Haddow, James
Murphy and Joseph Donovan. :
Miss Benson, sister of Mrs. Steele,
wife of Senator Steele, has arrived to
remain with her sister during the rest
of the session.
Ira Griffin has gone to St. Paul
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09
AMONG THE SPORTS
LIVELY sPARRiNG MATCH AND
WRESTLING MATCH BETWEEN
THE HEAvYWEiGHTs MADE IN.
INTERESTING FEATURES FOR
SPORTS At GEM THEATER.

Under the management OF Carl
Brown there were two good bouts at
the Gem theater Monday night. i':
T The flrst on the bill was q lively
five-round sparring match between
Billy Albertson and Ruddy Williams,
which ended in q draw. ',;.5. ss., .5 = .,.,.-
Both youngsters we're in good '>ondt
ton and made things interesting for
the spectators. 81 .'z =, s"I + So -. s
The match opened with Abertson
very aggressive, but both men landed
some heavy face and body blows. In
the second round there was more spar
ring for points but before time was
called the referee broke three
iclinches. m !. - v. :. =,
The third round was 9 lively one,
with both aggressive and time was
called amid applause with both men
punching each other In Albertson's
corner. s s&z r II 81 Y 4, I @
The fourth round opened with both
spatln'e .W ln'e 49, 80. 80
cnncnes uAu 49, = 49, ], ..n -
.anea WV wy. s..esn.s s''e >.'''''s''
= -, w en- IN. :. 80 80. -. \, q.
INC nl.n iounu opene '..oly w 8
49, &. 'e ....,,. -" 4. ~ -. u =.
Wlnu. " -. !" = 80 81 = s.s
ons D.. - 5 49, - - 49,. 49,
80 nu $50. 80 80 -. "
.ne 1870 $3.50 ''.ue' anu sle 'nA's =
enaea q : - o1a !,
) noN.ns ~ e.',n. :. :. - eus'
"te.ens mA.sn 80 49, w u
ot'n.s 49,, - 49,. y ~ wen'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09
ssmARck TUEsDAy MORNING, FEsRuARY


which Roberts broke. Roberts sue.
:ceeded in winding Hall and grabbing
,himaby the left leg he threw him to
the mat, the fall resulting in flying
pin fall, and Roberts got the first fall
In seven minutes. ~.
After taking a long rest the men
appeared on the mat for the second
round which only lasted three min:
utes, Roberts getting the fall. and
the match, in a half hammer and arm
hold.
Referee Adams announced after the
match that Roberts offered to go
against all corners not Weighing over
.165 pounds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09
Telephone Orders sent G, 0. D.
The Golden. Rule
6ROc ERIE S ald NOTIONS p.
44 We SS8 $@SETs Sys ~ %1fEt;. = y

? Lf y i d. = T..
Whits Clover honey, zoe Or 2 Tor ! IS
coeoanuts, each =. 1890. 10
Pinssap,pIss, oood size, each. -. = 20
Oranges, per psek =. .:...:.. 20
or Der dor. 2oc, 3oe and. .35
Best soda crackers ~ los. - g
o. g Per Is when taken ~ the box
Shelf paper, per roll .:...:.. :o5
Fancy Glass barry sets, SOC and y
Picnic Rams, per - .o e'.
bulk graham or oatmeal crack. ~ ].
ers. psr j. - 10
(This u about ons- half what the a.. ~ 4
PACKAGE eost) .$,.z.fr~,. ..,-.
Best ginger snaps 1oce or 3 lbs: rs:
Large fancy. lemons per dog. T.. rs
Bulk gloss starch, per ID. -. .os
Toilet paper, per roll ~ 80 20 .o5
Aunt Jemlma pancake -four, 2 for Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09

Valentine Booklets and
Post Cards at Cowan's, Drug Store.
SMOKER TONIGHT.

z The Commercial club will hold a
smoker tonight at it's rooms for all
visiting auditors and commissioners.
All visitors and members of the club
are invited. It will begin at o'clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09

water supply 20. tor water IA %&a
for sprinklipg 4. 49,. ]. ..... j 1856 40
Electric Light Co. for. lights, 5
:, January J. .. ". O.. :. u. /. 1880
Lamps for council room. ~. liz
James Adam, SPECIAL police. 1000
Wachter Dray Co., drayage.. 1.50]
Justice Fort, fees ........... $50
George Robidou drayage .. ,sa~2 80
Western Union Telegraph Co. 1888
Wachter Transfer Co. ....... 400
George Robidou .....:...... leo
Andy Lobner, work .......... 400
Ed. Cassidy, work .......... 400
Hugh McCrorie, salary ......: 90
Goodrich Call Co., lumber. 9.O5
Walter Forsyth, pound fees. 1900
Washburn Coal Co., coal. -. 5.35
Palladium Publishing Co.,. 1.35
Union Mercantile Co.. ...... 2.85
Vim. Pennell, drayage, fires. 600
H. c. Rhud, lumber. ....... l.25
Hoskins' Co., supplies ....... 1855
Driscoll News, publishing +.
liquor permit .............. 3.75
VIM. Pennell, hauling cart. 100
Chas. Kupitz, salt -. !. .:.... 1.6O
Eric Sundquist, services to -: j
board of health .:-.r.@....... 1850
A. C. Hinckley, hack for IL
board of health $3.50. So. 400
Finney & Beardsley, supplies I
to board of health ........ 80
Inspector Thysell, services. 66.79
DR.: Tracy, for use Of office = q
for board of health: ). ::.... 600
NJ. Lee, cleaning pest house. 1900
NJ. Lee, caring for Carl Dean 1900
Goodrich Call Co. , coal. TOO
Washburn Coal Co.. coal. -. 2.755
J. C. Ritchey, draying Febru-. q
airy, 1907 $50. ..........i ~ 4.a
Slattery, Gum & Co., pest -
house supplies ..::1:..:.: 1875
1t was moved that all bills having the
proper o. K. be allowed and all others
be referred to- finance committee. ..,:s
Alderman Larson introduced reso-
luton asking committee: Of three to
investigate the matter Of the refusal OF
the Water company to furnish water to
the Bismarck Steam Laundry company:
Carried. The mayor appointed the
water committee placing A.. c. Hinckley..
on the committee instead of A. . F:
Marquett =. F..
The proposition of a; Minneapolis
firm to examine the city books was
turned down by tile committee. The.
report was accepted and adopted. ~
The committee on'health was instruct
ed to turn over to the mayor the report
of the milk Inspector and to have the
papers publish the vital facts in the re-
port. The council then adjourned. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09

POST CARDS.. Err B;s,b 1;n st. v al:
:entine's Day and Washington's
Birthday at the Bismarck Station.
cry Co.'S, on Fifth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09

4;;E Cowan's Drug Store are serving
lee cream these warm days.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-04-30
W I NEW BOOKS I w.

1.-The Leveer by Alexander NacA hur Stanley Paul and Co.,
London, England.
deals nhlism among
of high officials
somewhat implicated The arch nht unfortunately made Jew
a and nephew
the victim of love By Russian
the Berlin old
and after his death the of affecting loan for Russia
old The of the
Jew nhlm somewhat exaggerated while the onspcuy of the
diminished We although do
the author For all that interesting
novel, and should find sympathetic readers 1t insight
conditions the higher classes and the Ruben
stn also brought the fore though somewhat unmportan
The Jewish outlook., 1909-04-30
A New Book by a Local Writer

'The Behind Humanity The Real Why
the jew is Hated the World Over BY Joseph s. Shazke Published
by The New Humanity Society, Aurora Colorado $3.50
should be of all Jews because its
of the Jews and of particular To-
of all of their negbor
resident of Aurora Denver. where he the
which being the market in Denver by Mr. Edward
Champa Mr. Shatzke travelled the world
wanGerngs has studied conditions and people,
well acquired considerable of the world learning.
finds difficulty first title
division thereof direct be-
the Unseen Dangers Behind Humanity found
money power points
of all evil The
abbc
safe the attention diverted from it, and
nature complaint his points Socialism
brotherhood of all And exhibit the
purpose he the old form of pcuring
where all
religion and believe in social equality an
''tieess' ''bOnlleSs' matrimOny.
a simplest Eng
style making within the reach of ALL The
would profitable although
the would
opinions 1t is Interestingly writ
cOheence al
premises certainly aciou and in
modern lack
incredible the old which
political philosophy Ionin and
the
ing chapters the book The world pictured black
in of
the
corrupted
although certainly above criticism nterestin"
and worth reading at least get the authors point of view
The Jewish outlook., 1909-04-30

Continued from Page 3. }

Phlanhropic Work Mss Nathan Blur, chairman
Kmay and Cyrus L. Sulzberger (5 On Propaganda
Nessrs Joseph Joseph Baonds s. Neumann
Benjamin Benth Bernard Seme and p A. Siegesten 60 On
Finance: Jamulowsky, chairman Harry FShel Daniel
Guggenhem Kamay Jacob H. Shiff; CD On Program
Work. Blur chairman H. p Mendes and
Harry Fische.
1t determined to endeavr to permanent headquarters
the month
meeting of the Executive CommitteeAmerican He
brew.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-26

ASK TO SEE THE Souvenir China plates that we are giving with ono pound of our special brand of teas. They are beauties. c. J. BLANCHARD. Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-26
Political SpecuIations.

< Many stories have been going the rounds as to who would be the re- publican candidate for mayor. and up to date 1t is not known who that per- son will be, and not a little anxiety is entertained by republican party leaders on that point
 Republicans have been saying all along that they are going in and elect a full or a majority of the board of aldermen. although a number of the present republican board have fiatly announced their intention not to stand for a renomination.
 Alderman Willard w. Hayden when approached relative to a renomina- tion intimated that at the present time at least he was not a candidate for renomination, but that he might change his mind.
 It Is understood that Alderman H. D. Pollard is not candidate for re- nomination. and that Alderman F. M. Smith is also undecided. Alderman A. l.. Gelinas said some one else could do the pushing hereafter as much as to signify that he also was not a can didate this year
 Monday Alderman William A. Daw- son, president of the board who has been mentioned as a possible candi- date for the office of mayor on the republican ticket, stated that he was
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-26
The New Fashions In Fan Millinery.

We have the very newest ideas In shapes. up-to-date colorlngs and de- signs that will be in great demand this fall. L. A. Roy Millinery Store. Me- chanic St.. Jewett City. Conn. octi5d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-26
JEWETT CITY
Burglars Secure $25 at Station Res- taurant - Missionary Camp Fire Various Notes.

Burglars are at work again in the borough. Thursday night some one stole blanket and robe from Shep- herd Browns carriage. which was in the Congregational horse sheds, dur ing the evening. Sunday night the station restaurant was entered, and probably $25 taken from slot ma chine.
 Mrs. Sherman Waters was in Nor wich Saturday, to meet her aunt and uncle. Mir. and Mrs. William s. Grin nell of Garden City, L. l.
 MT. and Mrs. Bailey and daughter of New London, were recent guests of Mrs. T. M. Crumb and Mrs. A. E. Prior.
 Misses Gladys and Myrtice Johnson have returned from a visit to relatives in Plainfield.
 Mrs. Jane M. Hicks returned to her home in South Coventry on Monday, after caring for her sister, Mrs. George German, for several months.
 A missionary camp fire of the I4a- dies Missionary society of the Con- gregational church is to be held at Miss $. K. Adams this afternoon. q. Mrs. G. A. Haskell entertains the Mayflower club today.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-26
DANlELS0N
BowIer's Single String 164-MiIIea- Tigue Wedding-oIiver Jacobs Leads Wireless Experiments - Plans for Halloween Whist.

Cassius Chase is making a business trip to Boston today (Tuesday).
 Mrs Joseph Raymond leaves today Tuesday, to visit relatives in Marie vile, Canada.
 Albert Warner was the guest of friends at East Killingly on Sunday.
 Joseph Segin has been the guest of relatives in Danielson.
 George Heneault and Royal Heneault are visiting in Providence today (Tuesday).
 Mayor and Mrs. J. J. McGarry of PutnaIn were in Danielson Monday to attend the wedding of a relative.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Milligan of Springfield were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Milligan of Brooklyn on Sunday.
 Linwood Tillinghast who has been spending the summer in camp in Maine. Is visiting relatives and friends in Danielson. MT. Tillinghast was for merly employed in Boston.
 Mrs. J. H. Potter of Woodstock has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. Mar GUS Wood
 C. c. Elwell construction engineer for the New Haven road, was a visitor in Danielson Monday.
 Samuel Anderson of Norwich, gen. eral manager of the Connecticut com pany's lines in this part of the state, was In Danielson Monday.
 Transfer of Wauregan Franchise.
 Edward Farrell, manager of the Wauregan team of the Eastern Con- necticut league during the past sea- son, has turned over the franchise to Edward Mcbride of Wauregan, who will have charge of the team during next year. The Wauregans made money this year. but not as much as avs made by the team last year.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson postoffice: L. Wei1ister, John Baxter, George Will Hams, Miss s. Leogoing.
 Commissioners at Brooklyn.
 County Commissioners E. H. Hall of Windham, Charles L. Barber of Plainfield and E. H. Cortiss of Thomp- in Brooklyn, Monday The annual reports of the commissioners will probably be ready next month.
 23 New Houses in PIainfieId.
 Seven more new houses are to be erected at Plainfield for the Lawton Manufacturing company. Hiram $. Franklin of Danielson has the con- tract for the mason work and has already completed the underpinning for the new houses. The houses when completed will make total of 23 erected by the compnay on their land opposite and west of their mill during the present year.
 MT Franklin is also building an addition for a boiler house at the Un- ion mill in Moosup
 Bowler Makes Single String of 164.
 Charles L. Nadeau has made a new record for the bowling alleys on Gen. ter street, putting up single string of 164. the best ever rolled on the To- cal alleys. The string contained two double strikes and a spare in success sion. The three string total in which the above single string was included was S75. MT. Nadeau has made the record of being one of the best bowl CTS in eastern Connecticut.