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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

Monday afternoon, June 18th, two
prisoners escaped from the penitenti-
ary, they being James ]. King, serv-
ing five years for grand larceny, who
escaped while working in a brick pile
Mulick, who was herding the prison
cows, and trusty, was the other one,
and it is thought he may have boarded
a train, he having had all day to con-
template his getaway. Deputy War
den Reed with large force searched
thoroughly all that night and no clue
was obtained as to their whereabouts.
Warden Talcott was out Of the city at
the time Of the escapes.
The Alexander l. O. O. F. lodge will
be instituted June 80 with about 40
new members. The Williston, Ray,
Charbonneau, Schafer and Buford
lodges will be represented. The work
will be in charge Of A. j. Field of Will
liston, Grand Master for this state
The Alexander lodge will start out
with about so new members.
Word has been received by the Off
Gals of Williams county that Chris
Bolstad, who escaped from the Will
liams county Jail some weeks ago, has
been captured at Estevan, Canada. II
is believed that Bolstad will resist be-
ing brought back to complete his tern
in the county Jail for grain stealing
and Sheriff Erickson and States Attor.
ney Owens will probably go to Este.
van to push the requisition.
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long end of some law suit that might
come off before me if am elected, or
because l need the money. If elected
want it to come as result of your
deliberate judgment that | have the
ability and will deliver the goods with
out fear or favor l do not belong to,
nor will l be controlled by any gang
or faction, and if elected will study
hard, consider conscientiously all mat
ters submitted to me and whenever
any case is being tried in my court,
will keep my eyes and ears open and
be in the game from start to finish.
F. B. LAMBERT,
Minot, N. Oak.
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LAMBERT FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

On account of the fact that this cf-
flee is non-partisan and there are only
two candidates, it is certain that both
will be nominated in June, and the
real fight will come off in the fall.
Therefore, to save time and the ex-
pense of two campaigns, will not
make a personal canvas of the voters
before the primaries, but will, never
the-less, appreciate every vote I can
get at that time.
Don't vote for me because you want
to be appointed Juvenile officer, bailifi
or juror; because you expect to get the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Q Q :" " Z. Z: :" @ Q Q (. Z" 9
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

> l hereby announce my candi- 6
> dacy for representative from the 9
> 29th Legislative district, subject 9
to the will Of the republican vot- 9
3 ers at the primaries June %, 9
> 1916. 9
> I point with pride to the fact 9
that l have been endorsed by the 9
3 nonpartisan league, Whice en- .
3 dorsement came without solicita- 9
> ton on my part. If nominated 9
3 and elected, I expect to live up 9
. to the principles of the League 9
3 as nearly as possible, which will g
8 have no tendency to farm any 9
3 business, but on the other hand 6
. will benefit the farmers of North
8 Dakota. I will appreciate your 9
Q vote and support. 4
8 r. w. BEIGHLE,
o Sawyer, N. D.
6, Is g, % Is Is g, Is q g. &, Is a n
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Hauge Lutherans Vote to Unite
At the Hauge Lutheran Synod held
at Red Wing, Mimi, the three resolu-
tons relating to the union of the
Hauge Lutheran church with the Unit
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Palermo Herald Moves to Blaisdell

Mrs. Mccain, owner of the Mount
rail County Herald at Palermo, is NOV
ing her plant to Blaisdell this week,
where the paper will be published in
the future. Blaisdell made Mrs. Nc
Cam very tempting proposition and
will have a good live paper. Mrs. Nc
CAMS foreman Bumped his yob"
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FOR COUNTY CORONER.

3 To the Voters of Ward County,:
. l hereby announce my candi-
> dacy for the Republican nomina- :;
. ton for County Coroner of Ward
. county, subject to the will of the
. voters to be expressed at the (
. Primary election to be held June i
Q %, 1916. My experience fits me &
" for the office l seek, and if elect (
Q ed, l promise you a faithful and {
+: economical administration. (
9 Very Respectfully,
@ DIR. J. r. PENCE. (
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ANNUAL GRANGE PICNIC

Wildrose Grange No. 20 of Des Laos
N. D., will give their annual picnic
July /, at Hussey Grove, ~ miles
south of Des Laos. Everybody invit-
ed. Bring your lunch and have good
time.
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LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES
District No. 80, Part of Ward County

without warning after the plant had
been shipped, leaving the owner in
serious predicament this week. Mrs.
Mccain needs printer at once and a
good proposition is open for someone.
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TEACHERS WANTED

Wanted-Two teachers in Rice Lake
school district No. 131. Will contract
for eight months school. For inform
alton write to or inquire of G. H. Lor-
enz, Clerk, Douglas, N. D. 6-22-2t
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can use some good land ten to fif.
teen miles north or northeast of Minot.
w. S. Shaw, Minot. 4-27-tf
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> COMMISSIONER SECOND DIS {
, TRICT.

, I am a candidate for the repub- (
, lican nomination for commission (
, er Of Ward County from the Sec (
, ond Commissioner District. Have (
, been farming in Waterford town. &
, ship for the past fifteen years (
> and prior to coming to North Da- (
, kota was engaged in business. If
, nominated and elected, I assure <
> you ! will give the work it's prop (
> err attention and will use my eff
> forts to see that you get just
> what you pay for. I will apprec-
> late your support.
> M. M. POWELL,
> R. F. D. No. 8,
> Glenburn, N. D.
> @ 8 o @ o o o o o O O o @ o o (
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Political Announcements
o o 8 @ @ o o o o o o o O o o Q
o FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

o am a candidate for represen- 9
o tative from the goth Legislative 9
o district and my name will appear 9
o on the republican ballot at the 9
o primaries June %, 1916. 9
o am a farmer and believe that 9
o the farmer should be given a 9
o square deal. l received the en- 9
o dorsement of the nonpartisan 9
o league, which 1 did not ask for, 9
o but of which l am proud, and if Q
o elected, pledge myself to abide Q
o by the principles of that organ Q
o ization. I respectfully solicit Q
o your support. .
o J. E. ERB, .
o Ryder, N. D. O
@ @ o 8 @ o o o <. o o o @ o @ o o
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ed Lutheran and Norwegian Luther
an churches, were adopted by vote of
1856 to 40. This makes the union of the
three churches practical certainty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE
o ACRES Easy TERMS
TINIIy INpHON BrIIDINGi

va havs n lady who 0wns n acre
chicken ranch who is compelled
% repAin Boz the EHst rhis is
one - the mosf % 90 date I'm
proved ranches around Seattle.
GOOD iis atofy house $50 feet
- chicken houses. frap Tested
EEL sfnl Separate ehirksn huua~s
fuf hluodsd Htlrt large. Hsa
broader honas and Frfi fine fpn.
tfstr Incubator hluar. psHf
hstra ~ ff4if Deffirs etc ais4
finest FHfdrn raised ron this place
IaHt year ~ HnE fHnrh Dos tNis
IasalifB. Convenient 20 market
and cinsa enough for am one
working Be- toan faces good
county ROAD and sh0u distances
from paved hiKhuay we'll oct
tied district Easy terms ran 10
had ~ any fssDonsihls pnffy.
Price it.sbo HufHs s Fafrar.
s0a NsN York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
SEN. FALL TO fight

WASHINGTON. March e.-Iearn.
Ing 81 the Villista raid at Colum.
bus. Sen. Fall today began gather
ing information for a renewed at
tack on the sdministrstion's Next
can policy. Borah also took steps
20 attack Wilson's stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09

Police ere searching thru the
25th ave. residence section for a
poorly dressed fanatic who went
about shouting curses on the allies
Wednesday. He carried tin cana
covered with paper that the womex
OF the neighborhood feared were
bombs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
46-Homesteads

nfo iSDtA~ REsERvArios To OPEN
ftt zee arfrs for srtflsurnfs wheat.
fruit general farm isnds fife per
are open coming summer. homes fer
ie.ta6 Seed 20 cents At once for
COPIES wiih reliable information re-
HaffinE this treat region WenAtchse
twash.l. Daily worid. Dept. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
Government WON'T
SEND OUT WARNING

WASHINGTON. March s.--De-
claring recent state department an
nounccments Indicate that Amer.
cans intending to travel on armed
liners Will be effectively warned.
Senator McCumber OF North Dako.
IA today withdrew his resolutions
warning Americans off such ships.
Secretary Lansing denied a press
association story that said the gov.
eminent would shortly warn Amer
leans not 10 travel on vessels car.
rying guns.
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An Important Subject

nu AAiPVisuu1 SuVJvW
u discussed in this ad today. n
YOU really appreciated Just how Inn
portant II Is To you. you would read
every word carefully. and then YOU
would act on Il without delay.
We submit to you that every mo-
ment you delay having teeth fixed
that need attention. YOU are not only
endangerinE your health. but you are
suffering lot Of unnecessary dis
comfort and are AZ the same time
putting obstacles in the way OF your
own progress by decreasing your
efficiency.
Good health means clear head
and efficiency: and good teeth So
long way toward promoting good
health. as they have a tremendous
bearing on the digestion. which II
the very foundation Of health Your
physician viii bear US out In this
Ask him
And Il is so absolutely unneces-
sarN to have poor teeth these days
We offer YOU at this office the SER
Vices OF high -grade graduate regis
tered dentists. men OF the highest
standing IN the dental profession.
men who have graduated from the
best dental colleges and who have
passed the examination Of the state
dental board. Every operator IN this
office has his certificate from thu
state dental board hanging right on
the wall IN front 81 his dental chair.
In plain sight Of all You don't have
10 take our word or anyhody's word
that these men are competent and
know Just how TO do your work the
way u ought TO he done The proof
is riEht before Nou
We offer YOU the very hest Of ma
tertnlS that money can huN-we
offer YOU the most scientific and up-
to-dRtc methods Of operation. We
offer YOU the benefit Of our years 81
experience. All this we offer YOU at
the very lowest prices, Why should
YOU delay them Tho cost OF having
your teeth put into perfect condition
won't he anywhere near what Il will
be worth to you. Better come
In right away and arrange to have
your work started
Furthermore, we give with all
work our ironclRd guarantee Of sat
isfaction. signed both hv the oper-
ntor who did the work and by l. II.
Clark, H. y. s. owner and manager
of this office. who Is thoroughly
rcsnonsihle
We have an ample supply OF
"NONO-CAiN" Most dental offices
have none. neither can they get Il
"NONO-CAIN' rs absolutely essewf>
tinl to the proper performance OF
PAINLESS dentistry. You can see the
importance Of coming to the right
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09

tiss ara esiains love AFFAIR." ss1
family Troubles. rsunitss the separated
etc tatisfsetion guaranteed o. -
charge. No Ont In trogbls turned svav.
nonsy or no money PsrrnAnsntly \.
sst.d a. SO linton a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09

VIZ MUST BELL THIS
sA sores lofsi. fieh spi. ffea from
stone and gravel. half cleared near
station. s-foum hnnse barn good
we'll some frHit rsai snap a.
~ 900 Fpr quick sale. 81 900 cash
~ opnsr com. ana 800 noe 80 once
Johnsnn AaitbY WHsh.
AM Yor HEkDY7
The land 10 ready foT me pi9~
80 stumpH
No i1gs
Good roads
tlt 90 i1t per aefs
Easy terms
ONLY 80 cents round trip
" ~ HEINZ. 81 American Bank nlfg
AcHEH. nsaf railroad station that
10 one hours ride southeast ~ seattle
partially cleared t-foom house veil .
some fruit trees. al Eopd soil Price
reduced % ttoe THIS is rioss-in
small farm by &. y HOLMES So
Empire nids 90 Second ave
20 A,nEs I'm LAND. $50
Only 1918 rhsh ig7i one Year
itaa fine saii Lies smooth nice Improved
fanrh Joins it. lots 81 nsis htors close
o. school. 1ac fare 90 f@atfls
sIfIIoHD A NAN AM-DAIT. Inc.
1913 rhifd Ave iei Warrington ~
IS ACHES Tor i.feo. hoass has :
rooms sell. some fruit trees ard 4
NNfN|H NtfAfN"E. 81 ENfN htfFa SOC AtFsl
southeast - H@nfan aud near Maple
valley HDG.NEH a HAHING. tti
Empifs B'ds. second ard Madison
FoN LEAaE-R ANcHEs
We haHs fof lease N Eastern Washing.
Ton whsAi isnd. alfalfa land and bear
tnr orchard Geo A. virfae Co. go
Boston Block
~ top--s AcRENl Improved water ,foni
tide iaa6s good coil rns place for
chickens. rear PORT Gamble fell or
tfsds Seattle vacant Address CSC
star
$500 CASH
srrss. al level. Groom house. barr
orchard. veil NJ rocks nor gravel
price iitoe ouingsf. ff Empire sid
ACRES. tIOrF IN, stsS
as tA-u AND $50 rEH MONTH
This IL firsf class land and handy 90
HfsmerFon and Port Orchard rnarbsts
CLIFFORD a Van AH-DAIE. Inc.
1873 rhird Ave TEL WAshinEten A.,
ron EALE-fi acres. inpfoYsd. vins
maple land On good Efarslsf road. J \
miles from sfiirsfun s-Foprn costar.
young orchard. sores cleared. spring
~siss ownsf. d, wiley. Arlington.
- -. - =. .. - =, =. - -. -.
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MADAM ktRl
the wonderful
EGYPTIAN
pERENOLOGfS1

Reads your head Just
ss ~ indicates from
the cradle 90 grave
what business yoa
ere adapted for.
when ara whom
yoa viii marry set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
Regal Dental Offices

Dr, l.. u. Clark. Manager
1905 Third Ave-. n. w. Cor. Third
and Union.
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l6--Agents Wanted
l9-Male Help Wanted

WANTED ~ the City civil Rsrvi~s
Commission. applicants Tor examination
for the positions 81 Assistant Boiler
Inspector. and unity Man GIKht De
partmanD Applicants must be United
States citizens and residents ~ Seattle
for one year Immediately prior 20 time
OF fHing Application. Blanks may b
obtained from the Commissions office
Triangle Building. and should ba filed
not iater than March II 1913
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09

ruAcricAi. MAJ. mains chickens pa
un fffF iHf wants nn small fanfN
sntary ~ partnership Address g -.
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chine. for sails. caraF. 1854 etth ave
>>~~~~~~~s~>esSee~~~
6-Autos for Sale
1914 CHANDLER. bonded. fuiiy sauipp~s
some buy. tsee essh balance tsfu.
1854 90
1917 stuaeeaksr passenger fsmsuat
able rims tf-s 90
f,pssseuker Pierce Arrow. flns STAR
truck fsft %
Standard CARArr. si;s rhird A..
9 ,,lon raEe cAlls ieee PtKr ST
s--for Sale Miscellaneous
sASH ANn DOORS
our new catalogue ZOE 1914 now ready
fur distribution. Largest stock best
scts. oniy ono pfic~
plx veneer panels square foot esh
Fiber sail board. prr square faoi, 90
t-cfoas- panel dsers first quality 90
Cottage fFont doors fancy stass g8a
cottage front ~iraew. bottom
glass teste. top glass tesit nniY SIS
= a.. quarter round. Ice feet .t. fa
s-inch picture mold. lee feet .. 80
our 1918 eataissue better than ever, eusi
tfese 90 print and prepare sud l.
positively the ufost campiets mnat up
to-dais. most educational rataissus -
sash and doer. and uiu purk 80 ever
produced IN eur AZ Years % constant
snhraxaf
send far copy ~ our 1914 raraiexus Nn
81 Mailed fres. post paid. ~ithou,
charge. on request We have our ear
mil. ssn ssy one. ship anywhsFs
only one price
O n WILLIAMS co
SASH ASD troOna
tpts ftrs, Ave seattle wash
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PRACTICAL NAN makinE chickens Fay
on city, i1t sanfs small fanrh SALARY
~ partnership Adfrss. r. - star
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rot'NG MAJ ~.nt. position Esrsrisnesd
salesman HHf CLARA VIII consider anT
offer Address Cstf star
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2o-Male Situation

YOuSu ianneh operator sHd snsinssf.
experiences Fusst sound sad souihsssi
Aiaska reliable. desires situation. Alas
IA preferred Address cstt star
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WANTED Enpioy ~ any hina
NUT haaa n rhnns q a itff-
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24-Business Personal
2S-Spiri,ual Mediums


ct.AtHVorANT ara paimisffy. ites y
trffFFsUn. MadFuna car Tell past
present ard fufars Consisting hbsiasas
$50 iute sHairs. aasiss sea shpuf d.
snfrs cases ani shat siii b. Fuuf
iurhs stsp ~ NE - take aiu fsii faii
nsmss - yuur tower sweetheart.
fsisnds. snsntss sht ~hai gou ere
most sfaetsa 10 Test fsaains free
Fsfmansntig iocatsd
NNE CrFntENNE axranrs medium 80
tfspffinaFr. circle tasishl nssAasss
fnF 81 attending special music. eansui.
tafiaa daily faii truthful fssdinss
nnstnsss love ,anatif etc Hotel scr
80 tssfe Thiff
uff-rEb tuFapsan Fsirutsf tfs Tsiis AT
yaa sish ia sNp- Affir. On al az
Fair. - life ittf Hsvprth
MADAM FHksR elstryaYsrt eaFd
reader rsirtsi. ;fe 1853 Thifa ses
stsfitHr Hotel
MAukN Fnr clsiFeaYsri rsfa rssfins
rirriss rassdAfs FRIDAYS as caiau.
tia .
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tifA rtss. ever rsndy siers iis. So
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43-LoT FOR SALE
~ KIRKLAND

ta-VO0T ron ana small hoass ~ so
80 ,nsh and $50 per mouth haif hisi
from Ger tlns Rainier Beach a9fi A,
farr FIar
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S-Furniture for Sale.

SIX PIECES seed turnitur. inciudins
Nco.isr cabinet ard Home sestns ma.
chine. for ssis cheap tsss stth ave
Phone East tts,.
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if1o Easy TErHH Two Tote ~,
ana cleared rofth ~ city haf bid,
90 cars $40 down. 30 quarterly a
GrrrH O. q Nfaf
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-09
FOR SALE:
(coNTiNuEO)
(MlSCELL

SELL the cid buggy by putting little
ad here.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-09

of the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Berkeley County, West Virginia, In
Decd Book No. 123, page ass. This
property will make a good home or
one
TERMS OF SALE
onehalf cash on day OF sale and
the balance in one year from date of
sale, the purchaser to give his nego-
table. promissory note for the defer
red payment. bearing interest from
date, and first decd Of trust on the
property to secure the deferred pay
ment end interest,
EFFIE V, l.. FOSTER.
u. W. Snyder. Jr, Attorney,
Geo. w. Keesecker. Auot,
2 II 1twk swk Thur
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-09

stecky, first class farm horses.
No. 6 and Z. yearling colts. roane
Belgians. fine heavy draftera--nonS
better.
No. s. Black psrcheron, good heavy
ysarling colt.
eHEAp OF CATTLE
Four COWS now giving good fow Of
milk. anchor With calf by her side;
8 heifsrs, viii ~be fresh by spring;
heifers well bred. Holstein and Q
Jerseys.
10 HEAD OF SHEEP
All will have lambs by day of saie.
II HEAD OF Ho66
ono SOW with 7 pigs, with 5 pigs, 4
shoats, SOW will have pigs before
sale. male hogs, a thoroughbred o.
!. G..
FARMING IMPLEMENTS *
Fourhorse Brown wagon. with Co.
bushel bed. good as new: 3-horse
Studebaker wagon in good order. z
#. cut Deering binder. in good order:
Dayton and stick wagons, superior
disc harrow. MAO Oliver chilled
plows. No 40 Oliver chilled pillow. Q
spring tooth harrows. 2 4.saunre hnr.
rows. set hay ladders, set manure
boards, double and singie-shovei
plows. double and single trees, Iron
crowd sticks. 2 sets heavy breech-
bands, sets Yankee harness. sets
pillow harness, collars. brides, butt
traces and breast chains, full set Of
blacksmith tools, many other tools Of
different kinds.
New Empire 11.hole grain driIl.
Black Hawk check row corn planter,
3 twohorse eultivators. ons-horse
corn cutter. dinner bell. long ta-
BILE. / buggy pole
SO FINE HENS
All last years Matching; I ROSTERS, !
pair large white geese. some ducks.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit of nine months will be CIV
en- on nll sums over $40. purchaser to
give note with approved security, ne
xotiable and payable at the Merchants
4 Farmers Bank or Peopl6's Trust
Co. OF MART burg. w. Va. with In
tercst from date. but II paid ut ma.
turity. interest RENTED. Under $40
cash. per cent discount for cnsh
over $40. No property to BIO remov-
ed until settled for.
J. W. slI.I1R,
Dodd & Hoffman, Aucts.
HARDWOOD Bnrk, lri. Clerk.
3 "a I'd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-09
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Intending 10 buy smaller place o'
move to town, will sell nj public auc
ton at the Cunningham farm located
one-half mile west of Falling Waters
eight miles from Martinsburg. ON
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1916,
the following personal property. to
wit:
0 HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
No. /, Nell. black Belgian mare.
years old. first class barshare leader
bred to Castor.
No. .. Belle. roane Belgian. 4 years
old, good brood mare, work anywhere
No 3. Mag, roane Belgian. 8 years
old, good wagon leader.
No 4. Prince, black horse. s years
old, good strap horse and AL driver
No. 6. Daisy. gray mare. 10 years
old, fine driver and worker.
The above Ave horses are good
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OF Martnisburg
March 1s--S. B. Dorm, Martinshurg
Mar. 1S--H. P. Kerns. Pikeside.
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