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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-03
Special Correspondence

special Correspondence.
 It is not fair that private mining companies should enter into Competi- ton with licensed business houses. Our good Uncle Sam is very rompt in the collection of licenses and should see to it that those who pay for the priv lege of doing legitimate business should be protected from unfair com petition. Il is through our roadhouse keepers and merchants that Alaska is being opened When our Uncle lets s contract for the carrying of mail. or other government work. he should stipulate that wherever possible. road houses and other business houses should receive the benefit of any nec- essary transactions connected with such work Of course in carrying the mails the contractor has to erect his own stations or use mining camps where there are no roadhouses. and when Eskimos are employed as car rleTS, as on our rOute' tiicy Hst'oi any stop with their own people. But where possible Uncle sam sould see that our business houses should have preference.
 Alfred Holiday. the son of that veteran mining man, Isaac Holiday. has recently taken unto himself a wife in San Francisco so states a letter just received from the young man. The Holidays will be back here next year prepared to mine on a large scale. They own considerable property in here.
 Politicians make the assertion that Uncle Sam cannot make success in any kind of business. We note in late Nugget that our Uncle" Is man ufacturing Ice at our national capi- tai. and producing that cooling article at less than one-h half what the trust formerly charged him. That fact should prove a refutation of the charge of our 'Uncle's" mcapability in business.
 John Petrich. the prospector and all around mininet man has been do- ing some more artistic work on his line cabin in this town. but expects soon to get back at his old trade of sinking holes.
 We find that genial proprietor of the Seward hotel. Alex. Smith, beam ing with good nature. Things are looking so bright on the InmachuiS that Alex Is making plans for the fu- ture. as far ahead as 1915. and the opening of the Panama canal and the exposition at Frisco He figures on the canal each way. and finally plant ing 1t in the exposition grounds. He will take all the busted" Inmachuk ,ourdoughs with him and give them the time of their lives. We admire Alex's generosity but hope there will be no busted" sourdoughs by that time.
 Dick Echolt the mining men. has gone into the trapping business tenn porarily. but will get back to boring holes when the days begin to lengthn out.
 Alex Sicotte and Jack Wickes have about everything on the ground now and will soon be ready to begin op- erations up on Perry creek.
 An amusing (to the whites) episode occurred here last fall. Alex Sicotte the up river opeator. had occasion to come to town. and knowing that il would be dark before he could reach fere. he brought his lantern with him which he had to light several miles from his destination. Near town there are great flats dotted with small lakes. and a person getting mix ed up in them at night finds some difficulty in finding his way out. Alex gor caught in. the labyrinth. and hi
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-03
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

All persons having bills against the Aksaia carnival are requested to pre- sent the same st once to 8. W. Tag sart. at the Cold Storage Market.
 By order Finance Committee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
CLUB DE DAMAS

iIcmos Siio obsequiados y agrade-
cemoS mucho la atenci0n. con un elem
plar dc las "ClausulaS de incorpora-
ci0n Reglamento del Club de Damas
por el cual ha de rcgirse la aristocra-
tea progreSiSta Association.
La Directiva del Club esta compaes-
ia del modo siguiente: "Presidenta ::
Sra Rosalina b. de Antonsanti; "Vice-
Presidentas la. Sra. Isabel G. de
Gonzalez, "a. Sra. Pillar A. de Gomez
Brioso "Tesoreru Sra Belen 7. de
Sarmiento; "Nice-T -Tesorera, Srta Al
tagracia Gaya, Secretaria, " Srta, Gle
mentina Giusti e=Secretaria y,
Sra, EvariSta Il. de Rodrlguez.- Vo-
Gales >; Sra Elena & de Gonzalez /:
Srta Alicia Sicard6, Srta. Maria Tere-
sa Martorell. Sra. Mercedes |. de Ri
bot Sra. Carlota b. de Benite Sra
Ana b. de Ruiz Soler, Sra Mercedes
r. de Diez de Andino, Srta Pepita Pc
nedo.-- Suplentes Sra. Myrtle w de
Besosa, Srta Emilia Dambon.- " Comi-
sion de Ordcn Interior: Sra Mercedes
|. de Ribot Mercedes r. de Diez de
Andino, Srta Pepita Penedo Srta.
Maria Teresa Martorell
FL concurSo de tan bellas elegan-
les damas en el Sen0 de la DirectIva eS
indiscutiblemente >una garantia de
eXito para la culta Association que, CO.
mo dice su Reglamento, sc ha organi-
zado con los fines de fomentar la amis-
tad buenaS relacioneS Sociales, tener
estabecido un Club de caracter social
en- el que puedan celebrar reuniones y
fomentar, cooperar y coadyuvar To-
Ola obra benffca y humanitaria.
FL Club lie Damas cuenta en- la ac-
tualidad con un crecido nGmero de so
ciaS; hasta la fecha tiene inscriptas
247 son muchaS las damas que pronto
har1n su ingreso.
FL BOLETIN MERCANTIL da las
mas expresivas gracias por el ejemplal
del Reglamento que Sc lie ha enviado J
desea al elegante simpatico "Clut
de Damas.' ell mas lisonjero y franco
exito,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
EN- Ell PIo TX

FL vapor Pho TX" p" de que son con
nuestros amigos los seno-
res Sobrinos de Izquierdo, ha traldo
los siguientes pasajeros para Puerto
Rico:
Miguel Carbonell, Javier A. Ozores.
Maria Tirado, Ramon Fernandez. An
tero Tarazona. alvadora de Rada.
Ana Tarazona, Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos, Manuel Fernandez Mater, Marceli-
ma MARTINEZ, Benilde Morales, Con
cepci6n Fernandez, Manuel Delgado
Mercedes Florida, Mercedes Delgado.
Marcial Blanco, Honorino Lomba. He
racliO Casas.
FL BOLET1N les da su bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14

ga en- los primeroS metros y en- una III
cha lndiSlma la hermosa yegna de Cau-
tino Sc los fu6 ganando POGO POGO
Cuando finaIizaban la recta de la lie
gada. C0vadOnga estaba va encima de
Obrero pero lie faIse6 una pata, Y vol
Vl0 a perder algo Asi todo lego Sc
glHnda por medic cuerpo solamente.
Como todoS 10 esperabamos Murcia
yenci0 en la Ultima carrera a 300 me
t1os ES mlcho cabelIo este Murcia
RI pttblico 10 yitore6 entusiastticamente
por su triunfo Colombina logr6 e Sc
gundo premio porque Valencia bot6 ell
Jockey que. per fortuna, no Sc lesion6
Las cNTeras concluyerOn temprano. an
ties de las Seis. Ell p1blco sali6 salts
fechisimo
Para el domingo pr6ximo Sc prepara
una carrera SENSATIONAL que Ia vez
sera una gran sorpresa
Los VENCEDORES EN- Ell HIPPO
DROMO DE SAN JUAN
Bolito no corri6 en- la primera carre-
ra; le sustitly6 Zulu, que lleg6 ultimo
| El premio le fu6 adjudicado IA Sub-ma
rino v Sucesiyamente Gacela. NapO-
leon, Lebrel. Asturias Julieta
AALADIS DE GAULA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
En- las Escuelas
de Carload

I'll sabado - del corrientc fuercn
visitadas las Escuelas de Carload de
Santurce por los Doctorcs Pedro Ma
larct Sub-Director interinO del Servi-
clio de Sanidad Y el DR. Isaac Gonzalez
Martinez, Director del Laboratorio
Bio6gico del mismo ServiciO.
En- la EScuea dc Carload dc Ninos Il
cargo del Doctor en- Medicina d. Per
nanto Gonzalez hallaron 800 asilaios.
l76 de los cuales sea s. p 00 Sc ha-
Han sufriendO de CncinariaSis.
En- la Escuela de Carload de Ninas.
dirigida por la ProfeSora Srta Angeles
Santaella hay l64 asiladas. IS entire
elias, o sea I'M 33 p. 90 sufren tamhi6n
de 'ncinariasis
En- el primer establecimiento existen
clertas deficiencies sanitarias. FL Sc
gundo Sc halla en- eXcelentes condicio-
neS,
FL DR.. Gonzalez Martinez. que fu6
uno de los miembros de la Comisi6n de
Anemia por algnn tempo. ha tornado
a su cargo la curaci6n de los ninoS un-
cinariasicos de ambaS eSouemS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
En- ell Casino Espanol

Nuestro ilustre amigo el Lcdo don
Antonio Alvarez Nava. nos invita-. para
la fiesta que Ell honor de la Casa de
America Sc celebrawi en los salones del
Casino Espanol el microbes pr6Ximo Il
las oaho y media de la noche.
La fiesta promote resultar interesan-
tie; Y lucidisima porque hay mucho en-
.tllsiasmo para concurrir a ella FL pro
grama 10 pubicaremos manana
Damos las gracias al ihstre Presi-
dente del Casino por su atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14

disimos viajeros y mlly especiamente a
don Manuel Fernandez ,Juncos. a slls
hijos Amparo y DR.. Fernandez Mater,
sonora Mantinez de Mater y a los sobri-
nos del querislo Maaestro. Conchita Fer
nandez Llano. Maria Fernanadez Y Ra-
monin Fernandez Maldonado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
Viajeros distinguidos

Aver a las II de la manana fondeo en-
este puerto ell vapor Pio lA de la
Inca PiniIloS, IzqlIierdo d' Co., que, CO.
mo habiamOS anunciado en- Uno de los
lIltimos niimeros del BOLETIN. train
su bordo el ilustre escritor don Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos demas faml-
iareS sllyoS que le acompanaron en- In
excursion que ACADIA de hacer por Espa-
1a los mas bellos paiseS de Europa.
Los lectores hel BOLETlN han sabo-
rralo EN- estos pasados dias interesanteS
cr6nicas que el Sr. Fernandez Juncos
nos enviaba con frecuencia, referentss
a sus impresiones de viaJe.
Fueron a recibir don Manuel Fer
nandez JlmcoS a Su distmguida IA
milia. Gran n(lmero de damas ornament0
de nuestra culta sociedad, prestgiosos
raballeroS no solo de eSta llrbe sino tam
bl6n de Bayamon y Toa Alta. De esta
ultima pohlaci6n VINO gran palte de las
nuy estimadas famllias Morales Cabre-
IA V Blanco Morales a saludar a la ia
mlia Fernandez Jnncos Y recibr a la
selorita Benilde Morales Cabrera. que
tamblen formaba parte de la excursion
pOrtorriquena "~--A .-->,--
4 l.,
prrstigiosos de la Colonia Espanola ell
Puerto Rlco, distingulmos en- Varias EN-
bapaciones que circulaban a traves de
la bahia, a los seiores Jose Martinez de
Pons, CONSUL de Espana), Alvarez Ma
va, presidente del Casino Espanol de es-
ia ciudad: Segundo Cadierno. Francisco
Arrivi. Jose Martinez (padre politico
del DR. Fernandez Nater), Rafael Pa
bian, Marcos Pieras, Juan Pujols, Fran
cisco Fernando, Jose Pedreira. Manuel
Carvajal, Manuel Gambler. Frank Mar
tinez Candido Reguera. J. Nilaseca Y
Antonio Blanco Fernandez. aSi como
tambien recordamos algunos distingui-
dos portorriquenos: don Angel Cesteros,
de Bayam6n Captain Fernandez Mater,
don Jose Fernandez Perez, don Pedro
SANCHEZ Salazar. don Manuel MARTINEZ
Tirado, don Ramon Veras Igaravidez.
vafiOs reporters de per0dicos diarios y
fot6grafos de las revistas literarias V
graticas de San Juan.
t'rente la Aduana al atracar al niue
He las embarcaciones Ell que llegaban
los viajeros, gran n1mero de personas
amigas de la familia Fernandez Juncos,
esperaban ell momento de desembarco,
Saludando con panuelos Y sombreros a
los recien llegados.
Los pequehuelos del "Refugio de Nj
nos DesamparadoS de cuya humanita,
ria institution es preSidente ell Sr. Fer
nandez JuncOs, Sc apresuraron a salu-
dar a su bondadoso protector Don Ma
nuel los abraz6 y beso todos con pater-
nal carino Algllnos de aquellos ninos
lloraban de emocion, cual 81 acabaran dc
abrazar su que1ido padre.
Don Manuel continue estrechando,
entire sus manos y su pecho, las manos y
pecho de sus buenos amigos. Para cada
uno de ellos tenia una Erase distinta de
cordial afecto y de agradecimiento.
Algunas fotografias fueron tomadas
en- aquellos momentos de sincere regoci.
jo para todos los alli presentes
Nuestro querido amigo don Segundc
Cadierno, del alto conercio de estta pla-
"a, ofreci0 generosamefte SUI atttom6vil
"a los recien llegados, Ell 81 eual, y en va
rios yiajes, fueron conducidos stls res
pectivos domicilos
Eel BOLETIN Sc complace EN- dar la
mas afectuosa bienvenida los estirna-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
NOTAS HIPICAS
LAS CARRERAS DE AVER EN FL.
HIPODROMO DE MtRAMAR.

tEl aqua que alnenazaba caer desde
por la manana, no impidi6 que la com
currencia al Hip6dromo dc Airamar
fuese aver eXtraordinaria, como mo la
habia tenido en- las semanas anteriores.
Y es que el 11ipodromo Sc wa imponien-
do, Sc ha impuesto va lei .Juez de Sa-
lidas, Lcdo Pousa, y ed .Jurado que 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
AMADIS DE GAULA
DE LA ISLA

ADJUNTAS.-- FL fiscal Jose A.
Aponte de la cortc de distrito de Are
cibo a su regreso de Jayuya, donde ha
bia sido llamado en- asuntos ofciales,
pernoctO aqui
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14

BARCELONETA- En- Ell barrio Sa-
bana Hoyo, Francisco Cortes y Manuel
Gonzalez tuvieron un disgusto y el III
timo sali6 hcrido de I'm machetazo da-
do por Ell primero. Cortes fue detenido
y Gonzalez. en- estado grave conducido
al hospital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
n v L = O

Sc espera que los viajeros a los Esta-
dos Undos yisiten Ia Exhibition de
Puerto Rico-New York, -5a. Avenida,
NO. 500. Esmerada atenci6n Faeili-
lidades y yentajas. lie convene cambiar
impresiones con Mr. Mortimer Reming-
ton-Gerente.
Iguamente sc lie tratara EN- ei Blu.
reau de information, San Francisco st.
No. 80, San Juan 81 desea exponer en-
propaganda alg1n articulo Sc lie con-
cedera local sufciente.
G. F. Correa,
Jefe del Bureau de Information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
EN- Ell MUNICIPAL

Como estaba ahunciado, anoche Sc
efectu6 en el Teatfo Municipal Ii We.
lada orgahizada por el Club Hos.
tos.
FL teatro estaba concurridisimo.
Los que tomaron parte Ell la Velada,
fueron mly aplaudidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
JUEZ INFERNO

Mientras dure la licencia que Sc le ha
concedido al Juez Municipal de Yau-
co, ejercera ese cargo don Pedro Con,
zalez Garcia, quien ha sido nombrado
por el Gobernadof,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14

~
En- la prhmela carrera a mil metros,
i jurado empat0 Carmelita y Belleza
omo ganadores del primer puesto, y pa
a segundo, senal0 Tom
Los ultimos metroS de la seglmda ca
rrera reSllltarOn SenSacionales La~ Bru-
ia sc acerc6 al grupo de Desengano, Ma
rino y Secreto, pero no pasaba, apenas
i un momento lego a sacar Jn cuerpo
Como Gle costumbre, Bruja st retran-
20 casi en- la miSma meta, y Desengano
que venla gran velocidad, le paso en-
la llegada UnoS. hablaron de empate ;
.jugadores perdidosos, pero no habia tai
-osa el Jurado estuvo eli 10 cielto y do
ii premio DeSengano. Gan0 por la
cabeza. Secreto un cuerpo detras Ma
rino tres.
Sin duda algulna era la calrera mas
3ensacional del programa la de Beauty,
Velie Yuma. All disparo, como de
.ostumbre Velie cogi0 la punta, y la con
servo hasta enti'ar EN- la Segunda recta,
4n que Beauty lie pas6 velozmente, Y al
tinalizar la recta Yuma tambi6n lie pa
50. .as esperanzas de que este alcan-
Ease a Beauty, reSlbltaron defraldadaS ;
la fna yegua de Cautino corri0 adm-
rablemente. Velie. que no tenla va La
lofensa de las curvas, porque eStas han
,ido arregladas Sc vi0 perdido por va
rios cuerpos unoS metros antics de tIegar,
el jockey Apohnar 10 detuNo.
Secretario, el magnlfico caballo de
Lopez. demosto aver 10 que yalia. Los
Arimeros metros los corri0 aguantado,
al rabo lie sus contrincantes. Al con
cmir la seglmda recta, Pope Ne lie acer-
c5. pero SecIetario que iba fresco, fue
lAoiado IN POGO por el jockey, y Sc vol
Ni6 ir. Pope gan6 brillantemente Ell
segundo puesto Mallorca y Jibaro tres
cuerpos detlas. Two Step, 1ltimo
Y la puinta carrerf Todos crela-
mos en- el tpiunfo de Covadonga. Pero
no fu6 asi. Obrero esta muy bueno.
como nunca 10 estuvo, y la venci6 por
medic cuerpo. En- eSa carrera demos
tr6 la Bruja, que corri6 en- sustituclon
de Mouwen. inpedida aver 10 que ella
nueda correr 70 dieron veinte Y cinco
metros de ventaja; los perdi6 en- el des-
piste al al finalizar la primera reeta; lie
pasaron C0vadonga y Obrero, y ella vol
vi6 a Ia alcha en- la segunda reota vol
pi0 pasarles y.... a perder pofque Sc
retranco como de costrmbre Obre-
| no /, ua.6 mn man. de cnprnoS a COyadofl~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14

Jefe del Bureau de Informaci5n.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26
Jan. 10, 1912.

Jan. ID, 1912.
Mr. Editor:
Within the last few days my oppor-
tuBity for cor versing with different
ones from all parts Of the county and
many Of the town people, has been
urnsualIy good.
From recent public proceedings Of
course he whiskey subject was the
most prevalent, and / ana very glad
to know that the opposition to the OBJ
noxieus traffic is becoming stronger
asd stronger every day.
In fact talked with several of Mar
tinsburgs good citizens, W no said they
hsd been neutral in regard to the sub
ject heretofore, but from now on they
expecf ed to use their entire influence
against such disreputable business and
that their business during the recent
holidays had been better than ever be-
fore, and that many of the poor fami-
lies who heretofore had only been used
to abuses ona mistreatment frem their
husbands, fathers or brothers, had tn
year received raiment and food. May
the Lord pity and have mercy on the
poor depraved wretch, who will stoop
so lew as 10 engage in an Legitimate
business to degrade and demoralizc So
ciety and the one who trys to defend
them or their Cause.
Tkn raonuf aoti1r, fLa wra,a ;.,r.x
end the untiriRg efforts OF our prose-
cutting attorney, deserves the most un-
stinted praise in their determination
to do their duties as they saw and
heard it, without fear or fsvor.
am glad to believe that we have
some officials, who will try to dis
charge this sworn duty even at sacri-
flee Of unworthy friendship, bat 1t is
not those who discontinue their sub
scription TO paper simply because it
advocates the decent moral side of
public issue.
Now as of the pleasure and satisfact-
ion of the changed have been going to
Martnsburg more or less every week
all my life and hardly ever did | 20 or
come that was annoyed by some
old SGT on the road or in town,
Now since the town election snearly
year ago, have not seen a single ill.,
stance of the kind. | care not what
others may have seen or heard, have
not, of course Mr.. JaiIor and Mr.. Es-
quire and other local officers may not
have quite so much income.
But they are largely in the minori-
ty, and should not crave to prosper SO
much by i'll gotten gains.
Now word about something else,
the thermometer at my place this
morning stood % below zero, and not
going up very fast this 10 a. M. Do
you think we can stand it any worse?
Look out for big fires and hard times
| for awhile.
L. j. B,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26

Henry Ward Beecher went into a
Bowery restaurant aud heard the wait
er give such orders to the cook as
"siukers and cow" etc.
"Wateh me give me that waiter an
order which be won't abbreviate,' re-
marked Beecher at length, as the wait
er approached. Then he said: solve
me two poached eggs on toast for two,
with the yolks broken
But the waiter, equal to the emer.
geney, walked to the end of the room
and yelled.
"Adam and Eve on a raft. Wreck
'em.p
1t is related that DR. Beecher nearly
faiuied.-Ex.
And how are the tomatoes coming
ON? asked Mr.. Younghusband of his
little wife.
"Well, dear" began the lady, ner-
yously, "I'm rather afraid we shall
have to buy them after ALL"
Mr.. Younghusband frowned.
"But, my dear Maria" he expostu.
lated, ~ distinctly understood from
you couple of months ago that you
had planted whole row."
"That's quite right, dear" explained
Maria, shut I've just remembered that
l forgot to open the tins. Answers.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26
Sale ciGrkiuG

l have had many years experience
in elerking sales md again offer my
services to the public IN that capacity
for the coming season. Charges reas-
enable and satisfaction guaranteed.
Sales written up without extra charge
on short notice.
HARDWOOD Burkhart,
r. r. No. /, MartinsburE w. Va.
Winchester Phone If.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26
ERIGHTFUL POLAR WINDS

blew with terrific force at the far
north and play havoc with the skin,
causing red, rough or sore chapped
hands and lips, that need Bucklen's
Arnica Salve to heal them. 1t makes
the skin soft andisnooth. Unrivaled
70 cold sores, ulcers, cuts, bruises ard
piles. Only % cents at All Druggists.
/ mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26
Terms
Executors, Notes.

The undersigned having qualified as
executor Of the estate of 9. r. Spcrsw,
deceased hereby givea notice to all
pcrssn ewing said estate that the same
must be paid at once and these having
claims against said estate will present
the same with due authorization for
settlement.
q. d. & G. b. Sperow,
Eek eceter q
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26
Public Sale
of valuable
Personal Property

Having sold my farm and intending to move
to Williamsport | will sell at my present resi-
dence located one mile East OF Marlowe and
miles Northeast of Falling waters on
Tuesday Feb. 20, 1912,
commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, the following
property to-wit;
6 Head Horses,
Bell, black mare yrs. old, W.T.. 1900, No. bar
shear and wagon leader, this mare is the John
Davis stock Maud, iron grey mare yrs. old,
VT. 1885, fine barsbear leader; Ruben, black
horse yrs. old VT. 1850, No. l wagon and bar
shear leader Celem. bay horse yrs old, W.T..
1450, N" l strap horse; coley, black mare
yrs. old, VT. 1925, good strap animal; Nell, bay
mares yrs. old, VT. 1875, good strap animal
Head Cattle
mch cows of which are fresh now, will lie
fresh by spring; Durham yr, old heifer will be
fresh in spring, Durham bull2 yrs. old, year
lings,
10 Head Hogs
Duroc red sows, one with pigs by her side and
one will farrow by spring; fat hogs will weigh
about IFS lbs by day of sale, thrifty young
shoatS.
Farming implements,
4-horse Studebaker wagon, in tread; No. 2
binder it. cut, good as new tongue truck for
binder, Mccormick mowers 1T; cut. Mccormick
horse rake, Bickford Il Hoffman grain drill,
double disk check row corn planter Brown ana
Buckeye double cutivators, pr, grain ladders
one IS and one % #. long, set extension ladders
So feet long Oliver Chilled pows No. 40, " o
i-square and spring tooth harrow, buggy pole,
wheel barrow, grind stone, double Harpoon
hay fork ITO II now rope, pulleys; grain cradle,
ntiar scythe digging iron, Elattock and shovel,
log chain, mold board for Oliver plow, straw
hook, cut saw, ~ bushel measure, corn
basket, rake.
Harness
sets breechbands, sets front gears, housans
double set driving harness, 4sets piow gears, 5
collars, Yankee brides, good as new; wagon
line, check lines, leather halters, 2 sets new
heavy fly nets. sets butt traces. 2 pr, breast
enains lead rens, plow lines, spreaders, thrible
double single trees, 10 COW chains, muzzels,
hoes pitch forks, 4-prong forks, box new
bolts, 81 grain sacks, wagon jack Jocky
sticks, open rings.
Household Goods, @
Oak bedroom suit. consisting of pieces, buffet,
spring mattress. chunk stove, oil stove, Gravity
star cream separator, dasher churn, lantern.
$50 Bbls. Corn
Lot Fodder
100 Chickens,
Lot Potatoes
Terms
A credit of months will be given on all sums
with approved security negotiable and payable
AT the Peoples Trust Co, of Martinsburg, ".
Va, or the Savings Bank of williamsport, Md.
wi h interest from date but If paid at maturi-
ty interest RENTED. Under $40 cash. No.proper-
ty to DO removed until settled for. Discount for
on the farm
j. L. LLOYD.
Dodd & Hoffman. Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26

The Baltimore daily American and
the Statesman-Demoerat one year at
SO 90 per year.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-01-26
1'oR RENT.

Small Farm, 20'acres, llmest oae and
burg. good house and barn. Good
home, apple orchard. Money rent.
See Y. POOLE.