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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

Aberdeen Angus Cattle at Janney's
Sale Nov. 10 1909.
Mr.. J. Tabb Janney will have his
big sale at Vancleyesville on Novem-
Der 10.
Mr.. Charles Fowler, of Inwood, was
pleasant caller at our office on
Thursday morning
We are still furnishing The daily
Baltimore Sun and the Statesman
Democrat at So 90 per year.
The Baltimore American and the
patron on any of the rural routes for
500 per year.
Mr.. E. N Rodrick, who has been Ell
ga sed in civil engineering in Florida,
fer the past several years, was here Oh
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
w. Rodrick. He returned to his home
GA Friday last.
I'LL ACfCiiy 4AcdIs, WuO udS Deti7
spending the past year or more with
his uncle, Mr.. b. ID. DuvalI, at Spring
Mills, has returned to his home, on
the Eastern shore very much improy-
ed i'll health.
For your interest we urge you to
come and look over our line of and
10 cent goods. Guaranteed best values
for your money in town. The Leader.
Il. G. kidwell Il Co.,
127 n. Queen Street
Rev. X. Ashlin White, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Gerardstown,
was preaching at stones chapel near
Wadesville, last week and his appc-
intments at GeTardstown and Shang-
haitwere filled by Rev. A. G.. Link, of
Strasburg, Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Studebaker wagon and bed No. 4
shelvings for the same, Deering binder
7 foot cut, Deeripg mower, new, cus
about 10 acres; Deering horse rake, new
used but very little; horse corn plaat.
er; Il. IL ii. gram drill; one weed
er, new, just used this season; spring
wagon, Falling top buggy, stitch
wagon, spring wagon tongue, Oliver
chilled plow, ID. :. and =. =. blows, z
spring tooth harrows; single and don-
bile trees; one spray tank, new, holds
go gallons. only been used about two
weeks; a Hardy No, spray pump
With buse and bamboo rods; lot IL
barrels. kettles, horse covers, one
square back sleigh and bells, bob sled
for two horses, sbeivings 20 feet long,
one set dung boards; Ciark's Getaway
harrow, water trough boat pump.
HARM Ess.
2 sets Yankee harness, 2 sets front
harness, 2 sets pillow gears, sets check
lines; lei of horse collars. brides. breast
and butt chains, log chain, buggy har.
ness, horse blankets, haIters, hoes
axes, briar scythe, bu. and PIX meas
ures.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
CHICK EMS.
About $50 white aud brown Leg
horn chickens.
IL acres Of wheat in the ground.
Irish Cobhier seed potatoes. and
many other articles not mentioned.
81 TERMS. - 500
A credit OF q months will be given
on all sums Of $40 end upwards, the
purchaser TO give his note with APP
proved security, negotiable and paya.
bic At the Peoples Trust Co. vita in
terest from date, but If paid at maturi-
~ interest remitted. Under $40 cash
no property to be removed until set
tied for.
j. Tabb JanDey.
Dodd andsHof'maB arctioneers.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

intending TO discontinue FARMING I
VIII sell to the highest bidder al nv
home at Nanc evesville w. VA. on ia
road leading from Mart nsburv ~
Va, to Shepherdstown w. va, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1909.
Beginning at 10 O'Clock q. m. the
ioiiowing property to-wit.
II HEAD oFHoRsEs, COLTS AND
MULES.
No l Prince Glory the Go. stat.
ion. He Is good bloekey horse and
sires extra good COLT He has q vood
disposition ard is easy to handle.
weighs 100 pounds. He IL money
maker.
No. Lady year cid weighs near.
~ 400 pounds rs an extra fine work
mare. She will work anywhere.
No. 3 Julia 8 years old. nv hay drjv.
ing mare is not afraid OF cars or auto
mobiles She Is a thoroughbred. was
sired by Gonzales Dam May sired by
MontseIla.
No. Dick 3 year old bay with III.
tie white In fac n good single ar dou.
BILE driver not afraid OF cars or alto.
mobiles. Sired by sherman. will MAKE
saddle horse
No. 8 and6 A splendid pair OF voupy
mules VIII work any where hitched,
not afraid Of cars or automobiles,
splendid for orchard use.
No. 4, Gin, black mare will work
any where pitched; a barshear leader.
70. ?, Seien, gray mare, a SPLEEN
ala wagon or harsbear leader.
no. Y, John, a one year old colt sired
oy ffince Glory. lie Is the making Of
a good heavy horse.
No.9l0, Col. Denmark, a thorough
pred spring colt was sired by chester
Denmark, Dam julia No. 81 think
ne VIII make splendid horse.
No. II Nellie a bay tilIie was sired
by the kilmer horse. Darn wa a
standard bred mare. She il the AK
ing q nice driver
10 HEAD or CATTLE.
No. /, a pure bred Aberdeen Angus
eow years old In calf by pure bred
Angus bull.
No. 2, An Aberdeen Angus COW. 3
years old, in calf by pure bred Angus
buil
No 3,An Aberdeen Angus COW with
her first calf, bred to Reg Angus bull.
she Is the making Of an awful good
one.
No. 4, A ole year Aberdeen Angus
bull. lie is the kind 10 sire you good
low down blockey calves.
No ., An Aberdeen Angus bull calf
raived last spring will be large enough
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
SALE or REAL EsTGTE FOR +. xgS

Notiee Is herehy given that the following de-
ss.Ipeu ttaets % lots OF land Ia the County OF
nerSeaes winch are delinquent FOR the non.pay
tnth. ~ taxes Tor the year fesn. will be offered
Tor sale by the undersigned Shersn At public
suction az tue front door of the Court House of
saaa Suuhty between the hours Of ten In the
nsorhihE ana Tour IN the afternoon on the
Sixth day Of December, 1909.
bach tract or lot or so much thereof as shah
ne necessary VIII be sold ion Z, much cash A.
Is sutheient 70 satisfy the a,,5unt in thereon as
SCI '"''n y LuAowiiig table herewith appended.
Martinsburg District.
Flynn Ida l.. 10; az \ t.hpre.h s, saeo
orund thas Lot Psi strine aye ~
Mn.rlc 9ohn II Lot Hfgh II
Mcdowell W Iiot Bg strsnesvrla a.
tvaeri = LOT Stephen 81 VI
S'iiiin ssnie Let b X StrincsyilIe bcG
MIL Creek Distric'.
n i'm J II sat-2 nrS c,,o .sa.
:. slime s. Bunk VI nm LEA
M.arkse csso Lot Tarkesyiie az
Stewart Bette A lot Iiarkesvine "A
opequon District
Sewers W II / ~ treensbure "a
tllahan JAS w IN Sn,okrts,vn AZ
Hess y J SO y harrisburg ~
49,, st.n EiiSAhrth lot Striues nd Adm f95
i''''nWeii = 4 G klthen Lot Nj II 4 L Adm ST
Sahuppert Nicholas II 10 opq AGO
sane ~ 0pQ Isy
Arden District.
Feliers Geo II nrs oneouon IA
aetsr 4 Deatrlck ~ Co 1 Adm. 10
same " Cox's Adm. 70
Same .SORR a.
Gerardstown District.
Kahn J NJ Il Mollie 534NM ri
Miller Hester J ~ Glcnaary az
Myers Jacob 30 ~
Myers John u Base Mt 300
rue a s,.s, and Butler los Green
richmond Luther 4 "a MI Land ~
same East Side Nitu -
White Ellis 10 " Nitu III
Hedgesville District
Arnett Alec 2 "a Hedge.yille a.
Bnneii Chas and wife 2 N Mt 81
suits George ~ Jones Spring o.
crown John n 2 ~ Warm Spring Road II
Brown Joseph "a \ Mt "a
bridenoueh Anthony I 10 Back Creek 50
trawtnrd Lucy j II Diinrers / ~
'a'iey IN, \ and Gerllng IS Hedges
Edwards Sophia 5 Tie Branch i.
same ~ Hedgesville XII
Holley Henry Lot Hedgesyille / "a
hliner Jas W HI Parks Gap ~
Murphy John c 81 Back Creek I9
~, montgomery Thomas ) n Base Of Mt n
iarker Wesley Loi Hedgesvtlle / n
shef Benz Hrs 81 - Back creek 81
fofhees Abraham lie B 4 ORR 4 g6
ANY Of the foregoing tracts or lots
may be redeemed by the payment 10
the undersigned sheriff of Berkeley
county, before sale OF the amounts
uue thereon. Given under my hand
THE 10th day of Novembe 1909.
b. Kettering.
Sheriff OF Berkeley Co
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough.
signature ssasa sss Of &xfAzzzw

Mr.. and Mrs. IA. Hammond Nit.
chell, have moyedItoC Chattanooga, Tenn
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Mitchell's parents live
at that place. Mr.. Mitchell will travel
for Baltimore firm and will have
Chattanooga as his headquarters.
Mrs. Florence Miller, wife of Hon
Joseph s. Miller, U. s. commissioner
of Internal Revenue under President
Cleveland, died last week at her home
at Kenova, w Vs., aged 50 years. She
had been III ill health for some time.
Mrs. Miller whose maiden name was
Tice, was native of HagerstowB.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by a SON and daughter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
For Sale

A fine bnllding lot located in most
desirable location and at low price
Porterfield q Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

Miss Edna Rodrick, who IL train
ed narse AT hospital In Philadelphia,
was on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. Rodrick, last week.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
PUBLIC SALES.

Nevem Der 6, Saturday. M. G. Noli,
as trustee will sell the Jas ID. Hess
farm at the froot door Of the coun-
ty court house.
November 10, Wednesday,. Tabb
Janney, will have one of the big
gest sales personal property ever
made in this county, at his home
at VanclevesyiIle.
November 20, Saturday-D. w. Sny-
der as trustee will sell at the front
door of the county court house, a
oBe-tenth interest in a farm of loo
acres located in Falling Waters
district.
November %, Monday-Charles A !.
Wolford as administrators will sell
the personal property of which the
late Charles Wolford died seized at
the late home of The deceased near
Stokes school heuse.
November %, Saturday--W. G. XII
mer, rs special com missioner, will
sell ce.tsi,i real estate belonging
to Samuel l.. LamheSt, at the
county court house.
November ~, Saturday, r. II. Boyd
Z. r. Martin and II. II. Emmert
will sell real estate of John A..
SpecS ut the court house.
November n, Saturday, A. b. NoIl
and h. II. Boyd, special commls
sioner will sell the real estate of f.
+. Chambers NJ Court House.
November q, Saturday-W. g. Xii
mer, as special commissioner, will
sell certain lot belonging to &. E..
Rutherford, at the frost door of
the county court house.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

Prince GLORY will be sold at Janney's
sale Nov. 10 1909. Heisa money
maker.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
nnns AND ENDS

South Carolina has increased the salary of her governor from S5OOC to 5000 a year.
 X movement is afOot in TeXns to create 8 new county and name it in honor of Senator Culberson.
 Four out of the five political par ties in California have indorsed the amendment to the constitution giving full suffrage to women.
 Mrs. A. A. Lafferty, the only woman member of the Colorado legislature. was assigned to desk % and accePtea 1t. saying that she had DO supersti- tions.
 A movement to remove tue New Hampshire capital from Concord 70 New Hampshire recently was defeat ed on a test vote in the legislature of that state.
 Judge Richard A. Ballinger of Seat tie, who Is to be secretary of the ia- terior in President Taft's cabinet. has resigned his position as vice presi- dent Of the aska-Yukon-Pacifc ex- position.
 The new charter recommended for Boston by the finance committee of that city is attracting much atteD. ton. In addition to the centralizing features of the new government, the political system of nominations and elections Is revolutionized, party nom nations being abolished and direct nominations by petition substituted.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
vANAOiUM ORES

GussclI T. McMullan. manager or ihr American Nanadium Co, Bridge yH-. Pa., has been in ri Paso for sCro time. He is interested in one of lo seldOm-fouud minerals, that is, Jiic rare varieties. Several days ago hc y.s.ied the smelter and presented NcuaeCr Earle with sample of the rarer ores of vauadium. Petronite, the rcdoxide of vanadium, and clay ELc dirt containing vanadium. From tscsl ores his company manufactures far commercial purposes what Is ca1iCO ferro-vanadiun- They make tis to run @ per cent but it could bc made much higher if desired. of crufe The product of his company is suid tO steel manufacturers at the average price of S per pound, or aicut S3,520 per ton. Tae ores his company refine come from Peru, where SO far as known. are the only deposits of these rare varieties There .is none of it In the United States, 90 far as known, though here are found vanadmm in chrystallized forms ana in combination with lead. The speci- meus in Nlr. Earle's hands are inter estng for examination. and 1t might hc that 'these high grade vanadiunr ores will be found in this country 1T tio prospeciors knew what to looR for The Petronite looks much like sorac forms of iron. in rather mas sive cubes; the red oxide looks some what Ike tinnabar, but is not so ggiaauing. and the clay is just com mon looking dirt
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
NEW MEXICO SOLONS
 CALL FOR RECORDS
Legislature Asks Senate Com mittee on Territories to
 Furnish Proof.

SANTA ISF. \. NJ, March @.--It was late yesterday afternoon before the legislature rccoHyened after the Sun day recess.
 On the program Was the passage by the house of Q three cent railroad fare bill and the introduction of a railroad commission bin drafted by Q caucus committee.
 Both bills, however, will have a hard time getting past the council
 It is also pianed to pass a resolution asking congress for a searching iuyes- tigation of New MeNico's fitness for statehood
 want to See Papers.
 The following resolution wgs adopt ed by both houses under suspension of the rules:
 Wheruas. Certain charges were made derogatury to the territory oi New Mexico, its officials and citizens, charging various oFenses. and Whereas, These charges were made the basis for an attack On New Mex leo and for the purpose Of defeating the statehood bin by certain members 0g the senate committee ou territor- I-os, and
 Whereas, IL is desirable and essen tiaI that the people of New Mexico should be fully advised as to the de tails and contents of these charges, in order that the same may be fully Tcfuted. therefore, belt Resolved. That the said committee on territories of the senate Of the l United States be and is hereby re- ruested 10 transmit a copy of all pa. | Ders. charges and all other statements and testimony of whatsoever kind oI character to the governor of the ter ritory of New Mexico forthwith. Be lit
 ! Resolved, Further. that a copy oi ltllis resolution bc forwarded by tele graph to Delegate V. H. Andrews. the president Of the United States and the chairman of the senate commit tee On territories.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
NAVAL AND MILITARY DISPLAY

UASTHNGTON. March 3.-ThC mil s-al-y and naval display at the inau- z7arsg1 ion Of President Tatt tomorrow srluises to be the most brilliant that Washington has seen in many years. HzFur General Barry will command .Fcg regular army division Of the pa zie- The bulk Of this division will le composed Cf the infantry reEi- 1ssuts recently withdrawn from Cuba. Thea there will be a representation # the national guard of the various zsztss tO a total of about 1G.GG0 men The cadet battalion of the United Szzfes Military academy and the mid shEaurent from the United States Naval academy will he ciTeu E-uUi -ssnt places near the head of the Grs HvisIon-
 Even more interesting tO the mag -e sp-cctafors than the soldiers will be ziEs rOpreseutaiiUn of the navy Tie ,issGrie cruiser Hartford and the r 1szz transports Dixie ans Prairie --gacbsd the Washington navy yard to fay from Hampton Roads bringing 8l09 seasoned blue jackets. fresh from -1sir nleuDrsl blc cruise around tbe rFo-it The "5ackies" will comprise rr1s naval contingelt of the inaugural .szrs4lc. The brigade wHl be command sd by Rear AdTiral ". r. Potter .ssurI5anding ti.e iogrth divisoa of tbc sEaulfc fleet with Lieut. Command aE Mclean of tEC CcuneciicT as bis -ldJzfant
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04

.. erlusntial republlcans ir New York and Washington have taken steps to give Perry Carson, the gigantic re- aEgbIfczn negro politician Of Washing oau- a. place in the Soldiers Homo at FfEr-gton- Carson at ore time gqag -scrth sS0.o0O or s-5.06g. and for .-seIva years he represented thc Dis
 rscE of ColgIabia in the republican 1atioral committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
BOGUS CHECK
 PASSER IS
 IN THE TOLLS
Phoenix Officers Finally Locate tfie Man Alleged to Have ls- sued Several Bad Checks and Arrest Him.

SHOENI8, Ach. 3--With only the zust rsSagre description to work up- ss. the city police learned where Ben szzuin Franklin Shepard. who cashed essase bogus checks for $75 each, un- gss- three different names, had gone. Eles sseriiI's office was notified and ssspsrri was arrested by Marshal sam as-xn of Tempe just as he got on srss szain with his wife, bis destina- srr being santa Ana, Texas.
 Sglepzzd. who is a man aOoGt SS ssarS old and of fairly good appear ,a7o=. arrived in Phoenix, accompanied sy his wife, late Friday afternoon 7s appeared at Goldberg Eros. store srzt as the establishment was being sused ur, apciogized for being so sae. and asked if he could not yet sav a. suit of clothes and other fur szzhinEs he needed. He was accom- gsosiasea ard bought about SS6 worth sT szIH. lie offered in payrnent a zs.acS- on thS, piecIiK National bank. ,-zzGfe oat to T. ]. Jones. The check uSz>s- for sTs and he was given the -USc
 Neslc day the check was turned isSa at the 5anl; and the aid of the .sssIce xas invoked. It was soon dis .sovered that tie same man had pass ss d caeck at the bank, forging the -z1nc cE A T. Mullen, who has an zscuCut there. At neither place did .zaNUrre remember his appearance very :sss1r5y or that Of his wife. The DO ios were told that she was short, nanpy woman end that was about all.
 u was sueFsssed that the couple had -Ea1-e,f at the Gold hotel, but this was 2 c1ise scent Someone else closely rvs.srnbiing Shepard had stayed there gs-stAV night. and this false clue was nsEoNred for scToe little time.
 n. q search for an accurate dCscrip- a,n of the fellow the police learned, = Che Boston store that he had pass . q third check for S75 there. this 6zat. using the name or C.. T. Moore. 4s had bought about sSo worth Of FsrraisafngS for his wife, including a Fls coat, and at that place gave out E%s Information that they were leay- Fnr ou the noon train for Mesa The a.zftssr was then turned over to the ssseriTs office, who learned from Con, szesor Sparks that they had gone as zr as Tempe Marshal Sam Brown zzs notifed and effected the capture sSfrout any trouble. They were s-uught back to Phoenix and Shepard wzs arraigned in Justice Johnstone' g zysr-t this morning. He was held for Dis preliminary examination in the zanr of s6Oo on each of the thrc' zoauts.
 Neither the bank, Goldberg nor tho Boston store will lose cent. Tho zsods purchased were recovered, prac s5cauy as good as new and the raii -uaa tickets were redeemed by tbI -zszupsny, as they had just been pur .shzsec aud never used. Enough mon z.y was found on Shepard's person tG rgfTn5urse all the victims of his dis Sonesty.
 Mrs. Shepards mother at Sant; =zz, Texas, has been telegraphed ana ssazs replied that she would immediate sy come on and take charge Of he sREngater. The WctnaE is little nor, -szzH a girl and of simple GispOsi &aE
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
OFFERS \ PIECE IF
 FOWL LEGISLATION
Owners of Improved Real ES- tate to Have Right to De-
 capitate Chickens

DOUGLAS, March Special l- IT cotoci 5iiI No. 70, introduced by Mir. O'NeilI. should become a law, Douglas people interested in poultry will have to watch their fowls more closely. If they should stray from their native yards and coop into the improved premises of another person they will be subject to immediate de- capitation without trial Here's the way the bill reads:
 A bin for an act relating to poud- try and other fowls,
 Be it enacted by the legislative as scmbly of the Territory Of Arizona:
 Section l. That any person, firm, company or corporation having pos session or control of any turkeys. chickens, ducks, geese. pea fowl or any other kind of poultry, who shall permit said turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, peaioWl or other poultry Go | enter or trespass upon the improved property of any other person, firm, company or corporation shall be deem cd guilty of a misdemeanor, and up. on conviction thereof shall be fined not less than five nor more than twen- lty-fiye dollars.
 Sec. 2. That any person who is the owner or occupier of any improved | real estate, who shall destroy any such fowl or poultry while the same is found upon said real estate shall not be liable to prosecution or sub ject to civil action for destroying the saUae.
 Sec. 9. This act shall be in force | and effect from and after it's passage
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March @.-The penal code bill was before the sen ate conference report today subjected to filibusteTing tactics on the part of the minority. that almost blocked progress upon it
 Mr. Hepburn, fin charge of the meas uro, declared the opposition was the result of the antagonism of southern senators to the legislative provisions for the enforcement of the 14th and 18th amendments to the constitution.
 The general deficiency bill was pass ed, carving apprduriation of more than S19, ,00s 900.
 Various conference reports were agreed to.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04

After years of amlia'ion With the sruhlbition party John C. Wooicy, It's candidate for president in 1900. an- rrsuness that be is no longer connect ssE win the party. but will work for fss cAnse in one of the' old Iartles- ur- Nooley says that the prohibition 5rz1s,- ueached its purpose in bridging -s1s H1sIor question to @ national is- sus and that having passed IS use -rIrfss flserc is now DO longer nay sz.zEoa to keep he party alive
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04

Jacob B. Dickinson. who is slated 1sr thc var portfolio in Che Tafl cabi- 5s1, Is native Of NississiqUi aud @ veteran Of the confederate war. He Ias assistant attorney general m rIeVsLand's s cabinet and later served 1z special supreme court judge Of Ten laszsee on various occasions fie is sacsF chief counsel Of the Illinois Cen eraE railroad with headquarters at Chf -zsgu
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-04

Jimmie Burke asked for an increase in salary from tho Louisville club and was given his passport Heinie Peitz will manage the Colonels.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-19
LADIES' AID SOCIETY

The ladies of the Aid society of the Presbyterian church held their regular bi-monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. C. $. Duncan, corner of Fifth and Ma pie streets, yesterday afternoon. The meeting was very we'll attended, there being about forty ladies present.
 A number of important items of bus mess were discussed and several things decided upon.
 The bazaar for which the ladies have been preparing for several months will be held December 13 at Dreamand. There will be a general sale of fancy articles, two booths being entirely de voted to Indian and Mexican work of various kinds. There will also be a booth for delicacies and one for con fectionery, both of which will prove very interesting centers of attraction.
 On account of the time required to get the bazaar in readiness, the prep aration of the contemplated cook book has been postponed for the present.
 It was voted to accept the proposition of the Redewill Music company, in re- gard to the piano soon to be purchased. as the terms offered by that company seemed the most reasonable.
 After the conclusion of the business session, there was pleasant social hour, a charming feature of which was the presentation of three cases of solid silverware, as wedding gifts to Miss Elsa Cory, daughter of the Rev. II. P. Cory, who is soon to be married.
 As a fitting close to an enjoyable af- ternOOn, the ladies were served with enjoyable refreshments.