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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-07
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Mine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES struth.
ers.
Mine cierk-M. C. Wilmer.
Store Manaoer-O. T. Givens
(Western Stores Company.
School Board - James Struthers,
president; N. C. Wilmer, secretary;
D. T. Givens, treasurer.
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Mayor-Mozart Lewis.
Trustees-Wm. Lloyd, A. G. Price,
ithel Williams. Al Hankins, Or. G. NJ.
Noonan.
Town MarshaI-Dave Houston.
Mine Superintendent-M. n. Somer-
willie.
Pitt Boss-M Lewis.
Engineers ithei Williams, Jim
Doyle, Jack Thomas.
Master Mechanical Hankins.
School Board-Mozart Lewis, presi-
dent; A. c. Price, treasurer; G. M.
Noonap, secretary.
Teachers-Mrs. Mary Nevins, prin-
eipai; Miss Jane Lloyd.
Chandler Well Supplied With Autos.
Chandler people own as many as
twenty automobiles. This is going
some for a towa that has not more
than fye hundred people. The cars
are all of good make and are used
constantly in going TO Canon City and
TO other nearby towns. Among the
auto owners are:
All Hanklns, DIR. G. NJ Noonan. A. G..
Price, Graham Lewis. Ithel Williams.
Steve Konfola, Charlie Bowers. Dave
Houston, W. II. Mulnix. George Man
derrick, Louis Pierce. John Sliskovitch.
Jim Santella. Joe James, Frank Frauh,
Joe Perino and VIM. Hunter.
.Sture Show Each Week at Chandler.
Every Friday night Chandler has a
very presentable picture show. The
usual prices OF admission are charged.
The town board has charge of the
show. thus making Il municipal at
traction. Every cent that is made
above expenses is placed in good
road fund and Is used in fixing up
the town streets and such other
places where repairs that would bene-
a. the town are needed The show has
been very successful thus far and has
been the means OF picking up nice
li.tle fund fog road purposes.
Chandler the Home Of Flower
Gardens.
In proportion 10 the size Of the town
Chandler has more flower gardens
than Canon City. Nearly every home
on its three or four streets Is lined
with yarfcolored flowers of practically
every kind that will thrive in Colorado,
Most Of the inhabitants take particular
pride in their homes and their gar
dens and the result Il that everything
is spsck and span thruout the town
II has been often said that Chandler
is the gem OF all the camps OF the
state and n trip to ,he place will am.
DIP BasE NlA AlaN rAtNNAAf0eA-
Western Stores Company contem-
plating improvements
Mr.. A. g. Price. manager of the
Western Stores company store at
Chandler. is contemplating some big
improvements TO the interior within
the near future. He plans 10 move his
office up In front and To arrange the
various merchandise TO the best nd
vantage from an efficiency standpoint
70 that more people can be waited on
with less EFFORT and less time. The
changes no doubt viii help to large
extent in bettering the appearance OF
the store.
First Aid Team Won Third at
Waisenburo.
The First Aid team from Chandler.
despite the fact that Il couldn't use its
experienced captain. Will Graham.
and also with some green men within
its ranks. managed TO win third place
In the First Aid tournament of the
Nictor-Amerscan Fuel company camps
at Walsenburg a week ago Saturday.
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Waisenburo.

The First Aid team from Chandler.
despite the fact that Il couldn't use its
experienced captain. Will Graham.
and also with some green men within
It's ranks. managed TO win third place
In the First Aid tournament of the
Victor-Amerscan Fuel company camps
at walsenburg n week ago Saturday.
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-22

missioners win offer for sale at the
front door OF the Court House on the
18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1916,
at $50 P. M,
the following described real estate
situate In Back Creek Valley. Berke-
lev County, West Virginia, az follows:
The tract Of land CONTAINS ITO
ACRES. 70 acres Of which are cleared
and tillahle; 40 acres being woodland,
the cleared land being on the one side
Of Back Crock, and the woodland on
the other: 40 acres being bottom land
IN good shape for cultivation. The inn
provemeats on the land are a NEW
FRAME SENEN.R0OM HOUSE, with
iron roor barn with single roof.
now wagon shed and corn crib COM
bined, and all other necessary out
buildings in good repair. There is
well on the promises together with
considerable fruit
TERMS OF SALE,
One=third cash on day of sale, bal
ance in ono and two years. purchaser
to give Ills note with good security,
and lien retained on the real estate
until the deferred payments are all
made. The deferred payments to
hear interest from day of sale.
a. c. MCINTYRE,
X. POOLE
Special commissioners.
/, L. Dew. Gerhnrdt, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of berkeley County,
West Virginia, hereby certify that
bond with security approved by mo
as sufficient, and IN the penalty pro-
yided by the above DEGREES, has been
given by a. c. Mclntire. Special Com
missioner. as above
L. DOW. GERIlARDT,
Clerk Of tho Circuit Court OF Berlic-
ley County. w Va.
. II 1twk 4wk Thur
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Notice Of 6tocktcl6sra' Meeting Of the
Back Creek Valley Orchard Co.:
~ direction OF the Board OF Direc-
tor special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Back Creek Valley Or
chard Company is hereby called. TO
be held Monday evening, February 2S,
1916, nj 8 D M, at the office OF the
company, Room 90l. The MoLaohlsn
Building, 700 Tonth Street N. W,
Washington, D. G.
Tho special meeting is called for
The consideration Of tho following
which will be offered as resolutions
a such meeting:
"Reaolved, That the authorized cap
ital stock Of the Back Creek Valley
Orchard Company be increased from
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars (&l2J000 000), consisting of
twelve hundred and fifty shares, zach
Of the par pue Of one hundred dol
Iar3, as now authorized by the Seere
tary Of state OF West Virginia, to
one hundred and seVentyflye thou
sand dollars (5l75.000 00l, consisting
cf seventeen hundred and 0fty shares.
each Of the par vaiuo or ono hundred
dollars, so that Tho authorized capital
shall hereafter be one hundred and
sevcnty-fve thousand dollars (Sl75,.
GEO 09), divided mo seventeen hun
dtcd and fifty shares OF the par value
Of ono hundred dollars ($I00.00) each.
instead Gf ono hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars (Sl25, 100000,
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE STOCK

| viii sell at public sale at my resi-
dcnee. Maple View. on tho road lead.
ing from hephsrdatown 20 Martins.
burg, about enc uile east of Nancle.
Vesviile, en-
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1916,
the following valuable stock:
2 HEAD HORSES.
Bay mare. coming five Years old,
colt coming two years old
90 HEAD OF CATTLE
Six miloh cows, 9 OF them with
calves by side one will soon be fresh /;
2 bulls. large enough for service: y
large steers, nice hoifers. balance
nice thrifty young cattle; Q veal
oalves.
81 HEAD or SHEEP.
80 ewes, / buck. These are tne
flock Of sheep.
HOGS.
Three fine brood soWs, | has pigs
by side, will have pigs by day Of
sale, the other later on
400 or 500 bus. of NICE WHITE
CORN One Cypress 220 egg incu
bator
TERMS or SALE.
4 credit OF nine months will be civ.
en- on all sums OF ten dollars and
over, purchaser 10 give note with ap-
proved security. negotiable and pay
able ut the Old National Bank Of
MartinsburE with interest from date.
No property to be removed until the
terms Of snlo ure complied with
w. L. VANMETRD.
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divided into twelve hundred and Atty
shares of the par value of one hun
drei dollars tslo00o) each. as here.
tofore; and be II further
Resolved, That the Back Creek Val
ley Orchard Company authorize the
Board OF Directors. in their discretion,
to sell ,hirty.ive thousand nine hun
dred dollars (sSs s0000) OF the capt.
tai stock Of said corporation at dis
count below par Of net exceeding ten
per cent of its par valve"
Dated Feb. :. 1916.
A. S. PATpISON, President.
Attest;
J. T.. NELL, Secretary. Mas
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TRUSTEES SALE
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

by virtno OF the authority vested In
the undersigned Trustee, by Deed
of Trust. executed by Anna A. Smurr,
widow, to y. Poole. Trustee Of Eureka
Building & ls0au A3so Of Martlnsburg.
". Va bearing date The 3lBt day of
July, 1911, aud which IS OF record In
tie etaice of the Clerk Of the County
Court, OF Berkeley County West Vlr-
siuia. IN decd Of trust book No. 2.
pnge - said trustee viii offer at
public auction to tho highest bidder
at the front door OF the Court House
Of Aiartiuaburg " Va on
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1916,
Commencing at 100 ?. NJ.
the following described real estate,
situate IN tho town Of Martinsburg,
Berkeley County, w Va, to-wit;
That certain let or parcel OF ground,
situate. lying and being on tho east
aide Of South Maple avenue. in said
town OF Martinsburg. w. Va, said lot
fronting 20 feet. 6 inches on the cast
side OF said South Maple avenue and
ruf uug back oaslWardly Of equal
width. 95 feet and being lot No. OF
tha subdivision of tho lands IN Mar
tinshufs, w Va, sold by decree May
4. iA08, in the chancory cause of Mar.
sarat A. Hout, W.. Laura A. Decllort.
81 a and being part OF thr same
reai estate which WIS conveyed to the
said Anna A. Smurr by deed from
w. A. Breth and vito, bearing dHte
tho Goth day OF July, 1910 and record
cd in the office OF tho Clerk Of the
County Court of said Berkeley Coun-
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

I VIII mako public sale at my real.
dcnc8. known as the peter Forepan
farm. located on tho Winchester Mke.
onc-fourth mile north OF inwood. w.
VS., on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1916,
the following pernonnl property to-
wit. Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock T.. III.
7 HEAD OF 'HORaE9 AND COLTS
Brown mare. Gin. weight 1900 lbs,
good barshare md wagon leader.
Brown mare. Beck. weight l400 lbs.
rus marc will work wherever hitch
cd.
Black mare. BeaT, weight 1909. u
good strap mare. and In Goal by Boyles
Percheron horse. This marc is No.
animal
Boy marc. Nellio, coming 3 years
old
Sorrol miro. May, a good. safe driy..
er for ladies and children. t
Sorrel colt, coming years old and
ono mare colt, coming two years old.
80 HEAD CATTLE
Two COWS with calves by their side;
ler8cy COW giving a full dow of
milk; 1 thoroughbred Jersey heifer.
coming two years old, will be fresh
IN early spring; l Durham COW, giving
full flow OF milk; Durham heifer.
viii he fresh In early spring. SIX
FAT STEERS, part OF which win
wcigh FROM 500 to 1000 lbs each.
nice bunch Of six heifers, two
years old and yearlings. These
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rch 15-W II. staley, RorSy
Marsh, Jefferson county.
Mar lj-W!lDur T. Evans. Gerrards-
teWa District
Mar. lie. L. Nicely. mi. west
ot Martuisbugg,
Nsrch 1S--S. T. Dorm, Martineburg.
Mar CO. 3. Miller. near Blu
meyer'e Mil
March 2l-.R L. Bowers, near Shep-
herdStoHn.
Mar 2z-W. A, Hudgel. southeast OF
Winebrenner' X Roads.
March 23-Daniel Stuckey. Toma'
hawk.
March 24---J. Frank Hill. Opequcn
district, near Billmyer's Mil. r. 8.
Mar 2T--s. ]. Bartles east of Mar
tisgburg
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READ JOURNAL FOR
classified, LEGAL,
SALES, ETC., ADS,
TIKI" FIXES ACHING,
SWOLLEN, SORE FEET
How "Ti2" does comfort tired,
burning, calloused feet
and corns.

Good bye, sore feet, burning ieet. swol-
en- feet, tender feet. tired feet.
Good-bye coras, callouses. bunions and
raw spots, No more shoe tiehtqcss, 10
more linping with pain Or drawing up
your face in agony, CT" Is magical,
acts right off. "Giz" draws out all the
poisonous eSudations which puff up the
feet. Use "1iz' and wear smaller shoes.
Use ''liz'' and forget your foot misery.
All! how comfortable your feet feel.
Get 25-ccnt box Of "Tiz" now al
any druggist or sepaf tmeAt store. D0u't
suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet
that never swell, never hurt, never get
tired. A years foot comfort gnarautesa
'9t money refunded.
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FoR RENT-Apartment in Gerling
Bldg. Apply to C. c. Young, M-91
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I - - = = = - = y 77777E
Fen 2G-~Nelson Lamp, Gerrards.
town Dist.
Feb. 22--BenI. Holman, mi e. Of
Shepherlstown.
Feb. 28-E G nenshaw near Cum.
be.
Teb. 29-W. Il. vanMeter. z MI T.
Of Winebreuner X Road.
Feb. cd Vesmilyea, aimr. He'd
gesyiiie
March &c p. Wilmington, adm.
Of Wm. Mcsherry. raj. E. Of Lee
March 2--R. T, Files. near Jones
Spring
March 3--W. a, Fulk, near Kear-
uSgyile Jefferson Co.
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HOW YOU CAN TELL.
WHAT IT WILL COST

1t is very easy to figure just
what a Want adj win oest, Sup
pose it makes. after you write
it down. say 10 words. The
rate for one day would be Is
cents. If you run it three days.
it wo,ld cost 30 cents. 5 days, As
cents. Z days, 81 cents. l. days,
IS cents or e5 days, slice.
In other words. you find the
number Of words. then frora the
rate card Of Page :. you can find
how many cents for each word
according 10 the number OF days
you want the al to run. The
longer It runs. the less it costs
for each day it runs.
The number OF house counts
as one word and the street as
another Ads that are "keyed"
as for instance, Address M.l92
Journal. would count as three
words.
JOURNAL WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
VALUAEL. REAL ESTATE

Having dccaod to make my homo
In Washington, ID, G., | will offer for
eale, at public auction at the front
door OF the Court House, In Martins
burg. Berkeley unity. West Virginia.
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REAL Estate mon can use these ads to
advantage. Sec rate card below for
low rates for several insertions
Ask US fer Information
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SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1916.

Comineheln1 NJ f,JO y. NJ,
my home in t.e village Of Gerrnrdg-
town Berkeley County West Virgin.
ia consisting Of d lot Of ground 50x200
feet aud improved by DWELLING
and other out buildings. and being tho
same real estate conveyed to mo by
deed from p. w Snyder, Jr., Special
Commissioner, dated the 2lBt day OF
June. 1910, and of record in the office
of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Berkeley County West Virginia, In
Decd Book No 1G3, page 45S. Thia
property win make good home or
investment for any person desiring
onG.
TERMS OF SALE
0He-half cash on day OF sale and
the balance In one year from date OF
sale the purchaser to give his nego-
table. premlsaory note for the defer
rod payment, bearing interest from
date, and n first decd Of trust on thu
property 30 secure the deferred pay
nem aud interest.
EIeFIE V. T.. FOSTER.
u. w. Snyder, Jr, Attorney.
Geo w keeeecler. Auct.
2 II 1twli dwk Thur
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Additional Classified Advertising.
Sales, etc. on Page s.
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tREhL E5T2rE)

WHILE you arc reading this, lots Of
other people are doiHs the same.
Take advantage Of Il ard let them
know what you have TO sell rent
or exchange. They may be looking
for Just what you would like to sell
Cost is very little
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After careful thought / have decid-
ed to announce my candidacy for the
nomination for assessor on the Re
publican ticket and respectfully So
licit the support of the people at the
primaries.
2 81 tt j. WILL NJ MILLER.
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FOR SALE-Ten room edible dash
mousse at 719 West Kag street, ali
modern conyenience5 Stable III
rear. See Miss a. G.. kogelschatz.
MOS
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H. A. Riddle, Gen. Pass. Agent.
J. Fl. Tonge, Supt.
va, Gard, Agent, MsrtInsburg, wy.
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FOR SALE:
(coNTlNuEo)

SELL the old buggy by putting a little
nd here.
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FOR RENT
(APARTM ENTS)

FOR RENTING most desirable 5
room and bath apartment in Mar.
tinsburg. Private hall. Gas range.
Hot and cold water and steam heat
furnished Absolutely private and
runs all the way through from front to
back, making it cool in summer.
Back porch. Bow. window on King
street. Rent $3.50 a month and
possession at once. Janitor service
in halls and from kitchen. Newly
papered Journal Building. Apply
at Journal office. N-64
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FIvE)
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-15
VISITS WITH OLD FRIENDS HERE

Fred C. Angels, one of the
pioneer residents of Langdon, but
now in business at Dickinson, N
D., where he has been located a
greater part of the time since leav-
ing here over twenty years ago, re-
neWed the acquaintance of number
of his friends among the towns old
timers on Thursday of last week
Mr.. Angels aud his wife are making
visit at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Dew, near Clyde. They
had intended when starting out from
their home at Dickinson to have made
the run overland in their auto, but
experienced weather conditions by
the time they reached jamestown
which compelled them to leave their
car behind and travel by train. MIR
Angels if we are competent to judge
looks quite prosperous and though
some of the friends of his acqualn'
tance a quarter of a century ago are
still here he finds the Langdon of
years ago considerably changed, ano
as he remarked in many ways the
change meant an Improvement and
betterment for the town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-15
farmers POLITICAL PICNIC
MANY CONE TO lANGD0hI
Candidate for Governor and Other
Prominent Non-Pariisan Leaders
Address Big Crowds

Last Thursday was the day of the
picnic Of the members of the non
partisan league of Cavalier county in
Langdon though but very short notice
of the event had been received either
by the league members or the general
public, the ideal weather resulted in
quite a large number from all over
the county being in attendance at the
big political picnic of the Farmers
Nom Partisan league.
The crowd began to gather in
Langdon about noon from mostly
every dirsection over the county and
at a conservative estimate between
forty and fifty automobiles were park
ed on the grounds of the experiment
tai farm, where the picnic was held
during the afternoon.
The candidate of the non. partisan
league for governor, Lynn j. Frazier,
of Hoople; A. j. Bowen, league re-
preventative from state headquarters
at Fargo and several others were here
to take hand with those of the
county organization in making the
picnic a success. Short speeches
were made by the leagues candidate
for governor and others during the af-
ternoon and in the evening, the court
room at the Court House held a capa-
city audience, who gave the next
would-be governor of the state a
good hearing. Mr.. Frazier is COM
mon sense practical talker and in
his style was in distinct contrast to
others who may be said to have at
least entertained those present.
From the leagues point Of view
last Thursdays picnic was evidently a
success, though perhaps not as much
SO as it might have been had the
affair been given more publicity. The
fact of the matter is the representa-
tive gathering of the farmers who
were in Langdon that day indicates
the assembleage has an organization
back of it that is of growing interest
politically.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-15
TUNE BRIDES ARE SCARCE

The unreasonable slump in the
matrimonial market of June brides
since the first of the month seems
to have regained somewhat of it's
normal activity for this time of the
year in the past week as shown by
the marriage license record on the
office of the county judge at the
court house. Judge F. W. Bleakley
yesterday handed in the following
list of Cavalier county residents to
whom he issued licenses to wed:
June S-To Clarence j. Parker
and Miss Louisa Parker, both of
Iona.
June 8-To Floyd Parker and Miss
Flossie P. Parker, both of Iona.
June 9-To Adolph Eitteman and
Miss Annie Penner, both of Wate rloo
township.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-15
BIG EXODUS OF; LANGD0H
TEACHERS DURING WEEK
Close of School Year Brings the De-
parture This Week Of Many
Popular Young Folks

With the close Of the school year
last week there has been an exodus
of those who have composed the in
structive faculty Of thc schools for
the past year, Supt. huhnes being
the only one of the entire corps re-
naming on the field of the years ar
duous work, having been assigned
charge as conductor Of the annual
institute of'Cavalier county teachers
which will be in session here in Lang
don throughout the coming week
With the exception of Supt Kuhnes,
the only teachers of last year who
have signed up to teach during the
school year of 1867 are Miss Laura
Douglas, teacher of music and draw
ing in the junior and senior high
school. Miss Viola Lawson, who
will again have charge of the fifth
grade next year and Miss Kathryn
Nugent, who will teach the first
grade and conduct the junior high
school orchestra as in thesspast year.
OF the teachers leaving us with
the close of the term which closed
last week, are Miss Gudron Venner-
strou, of the first grade, who goes
to Battle Lake. Mimi, for a short
home visit, but will do special work at
Moorehead normal during the summer.
She also returns here in the fall to
teach the second grade and physical
education in the junior high school.
The Misses Kathryn and Anna Buck,
Of the second and fourth grades, left
for their home at Lanesboro, MINI.
Miss Mignon kilian for her home at
Epselanti, Mich. Miss Madge Por-
ter 70 Madison, S. D., but who re
turns in the fall to teach Latin an&
German. VIII c. Rabe, principal
Of the high school for the past year
leaves fer Alta Vista, La, and this
5 fan goes to Wimbledon, n. D., where
he has been elected as superintendent
+ O. schools for the ensuing year.
Osher teachers Who have gone and
. will not return iii the fall are Miss
. laez II. King, t. Mt. Pleasant, Ia,
$ and Miss Allie. X. Dickson to Dick
9 inson.
The vacancies thus caused in tbs
stai OF teachers Of the I.angdon pub
lie schools for the ensuing year have
been filled a5 follows:
Miss Florence Nugent, third grade