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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-23
LOOMS.

LOOMS, Sept. 22.-GOrdle Ander-
son has been under the doctors care
all summer. DR.. Will Ball, of Mich
ell. took him to Sioux City the first
of the week and had him operated
on and he is getting along good at
present.
The Rev. G. d. Yoakham preached
at the Congregational church Sun
at the Congregational church Sun
day morning and evening. He may
STAY here all the time If every thing
is satisfactory.
Several of the LOOMS people at
tended the Huron fair and some are
attending the Sioux City fair now.
Will Clark is building a new barn
40x50 fest.
Frank Boltman and Earnest Case,
and Geo. Haws and family have gone
west of the river to live on their
homesteads. The Brown boys and
their sister, Mrs. Anna Goodman, are
living west of the river.
Corn in this locality is about all
out of the way of frost now.
William Comstock, jr., went to
Mitchell Tuesday to attend Dakota
Wesleyan University.
Albert Jebsen, of Mitchell, was In
this locality Tuesday buying cattle.
The Koolish orchestra of Mitchell,
FURNISHED music for the dance at the
LOOMS hall Friday evening. Mr..
Smith is to be congratulated on Sc
curing such fine music, for everybody
had the time of their lives.
Mrs. w. D. Allen was on the sick
list Saturday and had DR.. B. A. Bobt
of Mitchell, to see her. She is better
now.
Ben Wicks, ST., has been down Wis
Iiting with his children, Mr.. and Mrs
Les Slade of Mitchell township.
Paul Anderson was thrown from a
horse Monday and had four bones
broken in his hand. He went tC
Mitchell and had them set.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Sites Briefs.
CFron the Sentinel }

Percy Ellis returned the first of the
week from Wardner and north Idaho
points, after ten days absence.
c. B. French, mine host Of the Cor
raj fiin station, was in town two days
the first Of the week on business mat
ters.
p r. Kelsey, the hustler, was a
pleasant visitor in Sites q couple Of
days the first Of the week.
W a. Harvey. mining in the New
some district, was out from that camp
on business. He has become interested
in several new properties there and viii
return In a few days.
George Tinker Of the Switchback was
in Sites the first of the week. He re-
ports business good at his station.
c. NJ Butler, u s. commissioner,
desires the Sentinel to announce that
his Office is closed for the next 20 or q
days, on account Of his absence. He is
making a tour Of the Sound cities and
no proofs will be heard or filings made
before the first two weeks in October.
Johnny and Bertha Shissler and
petite Virginia, Of NeWsome, came OUT
the first OF the week and are visiting
With ~. II. Pettibone and family fOI z
few days. Bertha Is on her way to
western Washington 10 visit viii
brothers and sisters. She viii take IN
the Seattle exposition while away.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Seven Feet of Rock that Pans Free
Gold, On the Surface.
NEAR WORKING TUNNEL
Discovery is Sensation OF the
Week.

The local sensation Of the week IN
mining circles is that a new body of
ore that pans free gold has been struck
in the Blue Ribbon mine, which is five
miles east Of Elk City. The new strike
is IN an open cut just south Of the
portal to the main tunnel, and at the
point exposed the ledge measures seven
feet across
The Blue Ribbon has over a Thousand
feet Of development work done. The
property is owned by r. W. BrOwnell,
Walter Cook, and Ed Brown, of Elk
City, and H. d. POynser. Of POmerOy,
Washington
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Hotel Arrivals.

Elk Hotel-Stella Wilkins, Dixie: Joe
Conyon; 0, Mclaughlin; Henry
Faulks. Sites; J. 1. Homer, Dixie; o.
c. Lapp, Sites; r. e. Sylvester,
American River; Miss Bessie Brundige.
City; Nose A. Evans, r. A. Hilands,
Champion mine; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Geist,
Kippen; +. J. COmley, Hercules mine;
j. b. Henniger, Orogrande; A. w.
Boyd, Spokane; James Mcpherson,
Clearwater; Gilbert Swensen; George
Yahraus, A. +, Schultz, Grangeville
Mr. and Mrs. John Lanyon, Denver;
Denny Ciune, James Clune, Butte.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Bradley Didn't Buy rgine.

Supt. j. +. Thorn returned Friday Of
last week from Missoula and the Black
Lead district, in the interests Of his
company, where he took samples Of ore
from a property on which the Bradley
Mackenzie syndicate held an option.
Mr. Thorn said the assay returns from
the ore failed 10 satisfy his company.
and negotiations have been dropped.
Mr. Thorn stated development work
Is still in progress on no. 2 level in the
Buster mine, crosscutting being done
from tle main drift.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Official Word Out Re-
garding Cutoff Line.
WILL RUSH TIE CONSTRUCTION
President Elliott Talks Freely
at Lewiston.

Lewiston, Aug. 14-The purpo1es of
the Northern Pacific in the construction
of the Missoula cutoff were unreserv-
edly explained by Amos T. French of
New York, who is q director Of the
company, when he said the road would
be completed as soon as the construc-
tion work could be performed and Lew
iston would then be main line station.
This was brought out at a smoker held
at the Ellls temple in honor Of Presi-
dent Howard Elliott and party of offic-
ials and stockholders who were in the
city yesterday.
President Elliott gave assurance Of
the early construction Of the Missoula
line, but made a few conditions that
We're swept aside in the statement by
Mr.. french. The one thing the North
ern Pacific officials appear to know
little about is when the joint operation
of the Riparia-Grangeville line win be-
come effective.
IL the event joint operation is fur
taer delayed the Northern Pacific will
be compelled TO arrange for the move
ment Of the 10000 bushel wheat
crop from the Lewiston country up the
Kendrick Hill. where one Of the heaviest
type Of freight engines Is required to
move SIX cars. The operation Of the
down river line would mean that an
ordinary engine would whip 100 car
loads into Portland with little difficulty.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Mining Exchange Office.

j. B. Weimer, a mining man frc m
Salt Lake, who has become interested
in mining 10 central Idaho, has opened a
real estate and mining exchange Office
in the south wing of Hotel Parr. Mr..
Weimer will buy and sell mines, do an
nual assessment, survey and make maps
of mining claims and put through apr IL
cation for patent.
Mr.. Weimer has great faith in the
Elk City mines. His adv. appears in
this issue of Mining News
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Good ShoWings Develop
at Fast Rate.
DISTRICT NOW BOASTS A STORE
Application Has Been Made
for Postoffice.

Tommy Murray and Charley Svenson
who returned the latter part of last
week from Four Mile and Ten Mile
country are so enthusiastic over what
they saw that they predict that region
some day will take the lead in mining
among the districts of central Idaho.
This paper is indebted to Mr.. Murray
for the following:
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21

The annual meeting Of tie
Queen Mining and Power com
pany will be held al the Parr
hotel Sept 5tb, 1903, tor fhe
election 0f 01icers. aud such
Other business as may come be-
fore tle meeting
a proposition a. change tle
principal place of business from
tlk llty Idaho, ~ Coeur ~
Aliens Idaho, presented "a tbat
tme
Queer Ninlng a PoHef ~.
~ ~ NnRFHY
teey ano lroaf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Work at the Alberta.

W. A Boyd, superintendent at t e
Alberta mine, returned Friday of last
week from a business trip of several
wesks outside. He reports work viii
be pushed with renewed energy at the
mine, the intention being to add several
new men to the crew.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Gilt Edge.

The Gilt Edge is owned by A. d. Ben
nett and J. Grinde. 1t was discovered
last year. A vein 80 feet wide has
been opened up, six feet of which
shows considerable gold to the naked
eye and pans freely. The balance of
the vein is composed of a matrix Of
quartz and porphyry, all giving fair
values in gold The vein has been ex-
posed by open cuts for distance of
], 800 feet. and a crosscut tunnel is now
being driven to tap the vein at consid-
cradle depth. The owners expect to
tap the vein within the next few days.
A force Of men have been employed all
summer; cabins and other buildings are
now in course Of construction and prep
arations are being made to continue
work all the coming winter.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Coeur d'Alene.

A visit was also paid 10 the Occur d.
Alene group, better known as the
''French Pete" property, until recently
under bond 10 an eastern party. De-
yelopment work has been continuous on
this property for the past l6 months.
In the upper Or no. q tunnel two ore
shoots have been opened up which give
high values in gold. a tunnel has been
driven 250 foet on orc ail the way, and
a winze sunk 90 feet in the face " the
drift, which gives considerable dopth.
a tunnel was then started down the
oreek and driven over 300 feet on tbe
vein all the way and crosseuts run at
Intervals NJ eyery ao feet, showing uie
iein ~ hage q width NJ flom AZ ~ ~
faet a raise Nas run i3o feei ~ tle
surface "a . point about 900 feet from
fbe mouth ~ fle tunnel all in ore. A
As eatlmated riaf 9Q0 feei mer pll
tala tleW directly under ~. = ole
flaoi N 49, po'Di shele ile einse Hae
ssok ehIeh Hll gye diem l0o feei NJ
oeppl
9le aQrl alloaQy aolo plogel tHs ~
80 bpe fsasre feln y felee NJ m9
afl nee ~ apra nnael ihe a'feeiIsn NJ
t llQu|f ~ prnapa eHner
fsWp'el iaken flon az fsee NJ te
isnne psHleo 900 flee'T A. y p.sn
neo n eeplinse anslag az 'eHe isn
re. 40 po'ni sneel nf eln1 sne fsD
nee. slN0 a la.af tla qlanllf sl 4
e.H0f Nsay ~ lFl fiaqf eif slo
FFHF ilfH ipl ffe NJ bae'H ~ aiel
~ ElqHo pN.en pil plaef tls fa
piep.Hf A nif flsni lala NJ fqs
ialnf N ioallo
tene yteneipp Property
1Al Al Al hsaslan lsepe, aD $500
~ aise a0e aoia1egi ~ a. f.sev ~
hlas fie4p ~ fi.esn,t ltaD Iesle1f
lfl.llIl IlIIIl.l Al l.II,.l a.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21

A regular elODement occurred
Ia this city Tuesday, when Miss
Elsie Smith and Mr.. Dalton
Fotheringham, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. y. FOtheringham, quietly
left for Coeur d'hlene city and
were married there without tell
ing relatives and friends. says
a Spokane paper.
Dalton f0lheringham Is well
known in the city, having been
prominent in athletics in Spokane
az q football player and member
Of tle e. ~, ~. AZ. hls bride is
"a former resident VI San Lake
CITY.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Wander.

The Wander group is owned by Car
penter and Wisdom. Work has been
under way all summer, and some rich
samples were obtained by Mr.. Svenson.
This is probably one Of the richest
properties in the district.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21

Jacob Schlosser, of Chicago,
president Of the Umatilla Mining
company, arrived this week. He
Is accompanied by Mrs. Schlos-
ser.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21

ghe Comet glogp ~ claime le Owned
by Jacob sohlosaer ~ Chicago and
Nesan nloan, Copper sud JohnaQ0,
taree of ihe flsi lseafors ln tpe district
q lalge eaai and Noai ye.p Nagelaef
fhlf sloup NJ tllef claims q neh Qrf
shoot 49, opeued up lssf fai qn tHla
Yop nh.eh FYes ekeepflpnaI fal
ae1 1he olr bong iellnflao anf shoH
Nv oQnaaeislle llff Fed allen p|lsi
oloa n li0ally studded elfN Felf
81 acae.ael n ase ~ HlI,e ~ uf
llQpel, fHa Heei alen alfansemans
Hll M paf0 ~ feHmfnef fsifnallf
aeYeleaneH Nal 1Ae seWrf y
fmQlal|Y l''Hafed fel fasy aefe.al
mani g deaa Ae.ng es.a.aas.0 NJ
isnnellH
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21

The Buckhorn was purchased last
October by Semple, Of Spokane, and
development work has been kept up
steadily by the present owners, Messrs.
Sempie, Kingsley, Wooden and Kellog-
A tunnel has been driven 25O feet and
the vein crosscut al intervals Of every
25 feet, showing an average width 9f
over 70 feet. A rich shoot Of ore was
broken into a few days ago in the man
tunnel which bids fair 10 rival anything
yet found in the district and promises
~ place The buckhom among the
prominent mines Of the district. The
writer saw 30 samples taken from p
Width Of 40 feei, all of which panned
free gold and the hanging wall was
not yet reached Assays from picked
sample have been obtained as high as
f2 900 in gold from ihls property.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21
Gold Bug.

East of the Eclipse group lies the
Gold Bug group, owned by James Lar
son, of Elk City, and Wilson Bros, Of
Spokane. A fine vein has been opened
up on this property, and assays have
been obtained from 81 to $780, The
ledge has been opened up by crosscuts
for a distance Of about 1900 feet. A
conservative average of "A feet across
the ledge gives values Of So in gold. A
contract on crosscut tunnel has just
been completed by AL Blomberg, and
arrangements are being made for con-
tinuatiOn Of the work.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-21

good values in gold, apart from the rich
shoots of ore which are encountered on
each vein exposed. This is probably
the best developed property in the -Four
Mile district, the owners having done
about 1000 feet of underground work
besides considerable surface work.
Work has been carried on continuously
for the past Is months. 1t is under
stood that negotiations are now under
way with Michigan capitalists for a
deal on this property. 1t was exam
ined and reported on recently by Mr..
Jacobs, of Marquette, Michigan, who
expressed himself as pleased with the
property and the district in general
Eclipse.
The Eclipse adjoins the Franklin, and
consists of hve claims, owned by Muir
ray and keenan,. Some fine showings
are exposed on this property. Five
ledges are known to traverse these
claims and some rich ore is being taken
out. A ledge was broken into few
days ago which shows considerable free
gold and pans across eight feet. Three
men have been employed ali summer
and preparations are being made to
continue the work ali winter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09
Order Of Publication.

fhs state Of West Virginia.
Al rules held In the Clerks ofIice u
the Circuit Court VI Berkeley County.
the LIT day of Marcia 1909.
rhe Berkeley Heal Estate Company
a corporation, plaintiff,
W. In Chancery.
d. A. Mctiinnis ard Florence MoLin.
mis-, his wife, Daniel MeGinnis and Jen-
ME MeGinnis, defendants.
The object Of the above snIt IL 70 ~
tain q decree from the Circuit CUnrt Of
Berkeley County w. Va, for She sale
Of the real estate lst IN and descrissI
In the plaintiffs bill OF cop plant ana
the sxhibits Herewith Hfsd Tor the sat.
isfActien Of the debt aiss thsreln par.
ticularly ret forth and the sssts Of this
suit, and 1t appearing On afiidavtt flle0
In this suit, that the said defsndans ID.
A. Mc(iinnis and FioFence Mcdinnis,
are n0n-residcRts Of this Stats they are
hsrsby required TO appear q tiis saia
Clsrk Office from the 9Th day OF March
1905 (the OATS u the first puhiioatiss
hereof aud do what IL noesssary u
protect their Interests liz this matter.
Il. Dew. Gsrhardt, Clerk.
II. H. Emnert, Attorney for Plaintiff
Ats.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

In loving rsinsnbsrancs u
isysd son, 6rant pttxer, dIo
years ~ today, April =. ana 49,
- forgotten.
Alas. how changed the sioyo1 Il Il
u life that ohesrsd my hear( #
Fair dscting comfort of few ~
fho' sosu ~ had y paSl.
And shall ~ blssding hSai
yearn ~
Fer God whess ways ars Iev
81 vainIy cherish anxious - &
For hirs who dweils abcye. 81
20 Istay rather lnumhiy koW
Obsdiencs u his will.
And II ny fnrnost spirit ~
rhs Lord II riehteeus etiIl.
from adverse biHss sud lswfn
This gentle soul Ged befe
And with the bright Angolic
earAnt lives 20 dIs 10 nofo.
By his aged ~
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09
Il TnE spAxIsn-AMxnIcAs WAR.

III THE SpANIsH-AsfERIcA WAR.
During the Spanish American War,
many Of our soldiers suffered severely
from cramp in the stomach and bow
els. due la most cases TO the change OF
climate and the water they were
obliged to driak.
Mr.. George A. Lake, Of Dsnnisen,
Texas, gives an interesting account OF
how he came to the relief Of some Of
the men in his regiment:--"Just a.
was starting fer the war; rays Mr..
Lake, ssMr. Davis gave me large bet
tie o. Sloan's Linimsnt. 4 used Ia our
troop At Camp Msbrsy Tor cramps and
dysentery among the men. II took
finely and lots Of the boys of Troop L,
Of Tex. Cav. U. g. A. will never forget
the name Of Sloan's Liniment. One
case in particular was eur buglsr, Fred
ormsley, he was cramped until As
could hardly stand 1t. ! gave hun =
desc Of Hlsan's Lininent and in ave
minutes he was up and ready to 60 On
with the troop
Every druggist carries Sloaa's Lini-
ment In steck. You can gst Il Id 25o.,
soc. d 800 size bottles. It's Ecsd
thing to have in. the house for rhsu-
matlsm, teothashe, sore threat, asth-
ma and any pain or stiffness.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

| Through the efforts Of Nj.
kickard, ~ prsmotef ana IN
buttons Of many Of sur i've q
awake citizens. our worthy III
d. 8. Butler and our rowr
have accepted 4 1000 can<I6 -
light a. a present 10 the u
ssmc will be placed Ia II
sqi are. This win b ono = e.
81 convenisnces our town ~
some years. Usder the n1ny
Mt. r. q. Hsushaw, new ! "a
your city, We had large III ~
stalled, Bat IN later years I'D
down one by one and the tov
to slecp to let another great
moss grow over some 81 its I
prIslng citizens. Moss usuatlx
IN dark and secluded PLACES. h9(
all the good G 'tizens here have
there Be more light and ~
Now Il 10 With sincere rseret Il
state that we are sorry that !
cur cltixeps have yet larrog
GOATS u moss and ~ ars voxy
disturbed bscause " tight.
know too much aissp leaves otIo
times In . rather daxsd conditlon
anabIs 70 csmprshsnz mush n
thing until thoroughly law1E
just : few hare kicxsd hard ~
thssit'xsas onsrsi ths gsfs = 7
Lhat thec,anrtl ! i,Aihsvad11
This shows thai thsir slun ~
nst over Or they woald % aoIe
q grasp ! BUSINESS n
Lion II : business way.
Some n our younger schou
would - through ! proposals
lsr. 1.-THE towa oats souastl
nothing isn't Il fact that IN
would hsve that much nsoro n
The treasury T. expe.a 4 "a furf
psoyensnts.
70 those knockers; put KWx
little hammer and .ges ints lG
that you may got Che smcss fiu
] eur ba Il. and keep apaoo M
10Th ssntury. u
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

Patrick arrived homs much I'd
worse fer wear. One eye was clssed
his nose was broken and hls fass loo
ed - though II had bees stang BY
hess.
ssGlory bel' exclaimed his wife-l
"Thos Dutshman Sshwartxhsimer
twas him. explained Pat.
"Shams On gep' exploited his wife,
without sympathy. "A big ShpaIpssn
the lelkes Of you = get bale up ~ :
iittIs emadhoun Of : Dootehman til Q
sire Of him! Why
s.Whist, Nora. said Patrick ''don /
spake disrsspectful " the dcady--
stops saraehe In two minutes: tooth
ache or pain Of burn u scald in q W
minutes; hsarseness, ene hour; muscle
ache, two hours; ssfs threat, twelve
hsurs-Dr. homas nlsstris OIL, nsn-
arch ever pain. 1 mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Champ Shepherd VIII
have bean making their shome in the
vicinity u North Mountain for some
years has moved to Winchester. Mr..
shepherd Is engaged il travelling for
shos house.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09
Real Estate Blu lletin.
ron sALs ny
PORTERFIELD 8 BOYE r

New 7 ro,m house, good cistern and
eat.huildings $1,000.
New . room house double lot .ristsrn
gosd out buildings, with tl-e ssa Bile
1000
Fosr houses on large lot good gard
sas, Sssd renters. fhl. IL q good In
vestmeas.
Fine dsuble brick house In good To-
cality all necessary cut eaiIdings, siec-
tire lights and gas.
Good double frame dwelling yl7O0.
W. have = large num Der oohuildinx
lots for sale ipcludlng two large ones
On Esst John s'rset Tall to SEQ us for
lots.
fIscksmi;hland carriage factory, 2
acrss Of Igood limestone LAID 8 room
house, very desirable home and one OF
the hest business stands in theccuo,ry.
IS acres il proved slate Hand, 4 rox =
hcsss, GOOD stable, all oct buildings,
nsvsr:fslling artssiaa veil, water 1t
stable, gssd. aprls orchard.
. asrss gssd linsstsns, unim prsvsd,
10 asrss geed timber, one aalls fron
=. = Ohio station. Prizes 40 per acrs.
80 acres high grade sAimprsvsd slate
lasd, 80 acrss II timber, oss mile from
q. Y. station cheap.
80 acre. 4 miles west sf ;Martinsburs
i400 apple trees.
l0s IA acres is.Jstisrssn Co, llwith
the BEST nprevsasnts.
1851 acres II jefferson c., scst 81
Iimsstens iand.
lao acres well improved JcfYerssn CO. !,
llmestons ia>d 20 acres orchard on free
tHrn pike.
Fine bulldog lot onil West King
street 40 ~ l4o fsetiin good LEGALITY.
A fine building lot on \. John street
10 fest front aud runaiag back about
100 feet.
A nne buiIding lot lying on East
john street known ~ thsi Rigsby lot
lying between the properties: of Nc
Dsnald and Burkhart and beIngl,sns
IF the prettisst baiiding;nitss in Mar
tidsburg
A Kns farm containing $40 acres n
gsos linsstens land lying near Ian
Geek, Nd, 40 asrss IT which II covered
with excellent timber principally wal
nut, improved With flne substaAtial
farn Buildings, well swatered. Price
u, 900.
We alss re present, the Mutual Lii,
Insurance. Co., and ssmsio Of the best
hrs insurance companies II the world
Gall to see NJ
PorteIfieId and Rsyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

The speakers are to be some Of the
ablest in the csuntry, among them be-
Ing Mr.. w. G. Psarcs, International
Adult Bible Class saperintsndent {,
Franklin McElfresh, Phi. D., Interna-
ticnal Teacher Training 6upsnntead-
emit and Jas A. Francis, y. D., ar able
bible teacher, With Natiosal reputa
tion.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

DR.. J. VIM. Dankleosrgsg, n
willie, Pa., WHO has Just passed y
ccssful examination at the 00f
Veterinary college, Toronts. c.
arrived here yesterday. Hs VIII |
Lice a. veterinary surxsen II M
burg, this xumnsr, with o6lso p
DR.. w. f. Lsngferd.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

The convention slrging Is to be IN
der the leadership Of Prof. II. o. Ex-
cell, Of Chicago, the greatest leader Of
convention singing in the world.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09
Notice 10 Take Deposition.

Maggis 3. RICE. piainslff. lin The csrcait usu ri
w. Of Berkeley Cg..
Charles II. kice dsfsndaat Stare 81 W Va.
To Charles II Hices
Take nosic- that the dspssItioas " Magic B.
kic. and other wlti b Al the ealee
Of Alien B. Non. ia Mxrtinsbarg. in thu County oi
ApFil 1000, betwrsn IN henrs of :. M and p. %.
10 b ssad il svften~s txs hsnfaAg 81 rms A0ov~
cause. Ia behalf Of the ptAtaftn.
II from any canss, tins taking ef the sams shaii
not - com nsncsd. or bzing - a enesd, anal not
- esmpsstsd on shat Day. ihs taxing of The s>As
viiI be adjourned from time to tmc untsi fhsy age
completed Year,, ETC.,
MaGsis b. Rice,
Aiisn Nell. sfflsnsy Tor plai-td
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

Be temperate. Moderation does not
only refer to the stomach. OVERRIDING
in any way makes for premature
sge.