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STATE. MAK- DEMOCRAT
J-nt€Tfd »t ft* FofM'fffe Vartinsburg I
W. Va., as seioml-class iratter.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR THI5 PAPER R8
"/EIVED with the GUARANTEE that the
"IRCULATION •« the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that of any PAPER p«»b
iithcd In Martinaburg, !.erkele* ^
County, West Virginia.
PUBLIC SALES.
February 12, Friday—W. C. and 1)
O. Kartles will sell on the Ruaaler
farm near tbe slatequarrv about 2
miles nortbest of towd.
February 16, Tuesday Mr. E. F. Wil
son will sell his personal property
at bia home on the Ellis Ellia farm
near North Mountain.
February 1", Wednesday— S. G. Stuek
ey will sell stock implements and
some furniture at Bunker Bill
February 18, Thursday, Mr. FI. E.
Harwood will sell hie personal
pro[>erty at bia home on the Holey
place on the Opequon, about three
miles Southwest of town.
February 22, Monday, Mr. James W.
Gano will sell all his slock and
farming implements at his home,
Castle Wales, on Hie Morgan farm
o miles soutlmif Gerardstown.
February 26, Thursday—E. E. Trigg*
wiil eeil valuable farm stock and
implements at bis home on the
Hamilton Hcnsbaw faun on the
road leading from Arden toDarkes
ville, miles from tbe latter
place.
Marcli 4, Thursday—W. A. Ttadrick,
will sell stock, implements and
household goods 2 miles west of
Hedgasville.
March 6, ISO!), Saturday—VV. H.
Thomas, committeo will sell the
real estate involved in the chan
cery cause of Thomas ike. vs. Aii
dersea, at the front door of the
court house iu Martinaburg.
MarehS, 1009, Saturday—Wilbur H.
Thomas as speeial commissioner
will sell at public sale at the front
door of the county court house tbe
lot at Bunker Hill involved in the
cinse of Thomas <Vc. vs. Bullett.
March 6, Saturday—Messrs. Alien 1’.
Noll, C. E Martin and J. M.
Woods, t s ispecial commissioners
wilt sell the Walsh farm lying
near Hunker Hill, at the jront door
of the court h juse.
Bi«.eti8, Monday—Mrs. Irene Cun
ningham and J. M. Woods, as ad
ministrators wiil sell .lltue per
iled properly of which the late
Gap!. .1. N. Cunningham died poa
m d at 1 is late home, Alieudale,
near Vaneievisvde.
Match—Jeff I). Mowery will sell
sa i k and implements at Ins home
on the Sprinkle farm 1 mile South
nl Uieensburg, 4 miles northwest
of Marliusburg sometime between
-Marcli 15 and April l
Loal MarkeS
B uller 26 els
Eggs 27 cts.
Lard 10 cts
Potatoes 83c
Country sides 10 els.
“ Shoulders 10 cts
“ Ham loots.
Wheat $1.11
Corn 70 cts.
Oats 66 cts.
Hay $8.00 to $10.
Tall Will Cel «n Automobile.
AVhen Air. Taft becomes President
he will ride inau automobilefurnished
b.v tiie government. That question wa»
'settled by the report of the conferees
on the urgent deficiency hill, which
carries an item of $12,000 for the “pur
chase, tare and maintenance of auto
mobiles for the use of the ^President."
The Senate was opposed to this item,
* but the House was insistent, and the
item has been accepted.
The appropriation of $600,000 to en
able the Secretary cf Agriculture to
continue bis campaign against the
foot-and-mouth disease was reduced
to $150,000, and adopted.
The report of the conferees wa» sub
mitted to the iHou.se yesterdf y after
noon by Representative Tawney.
chairman of the committee on appro
priations. Late in the afternoon it was
agreed to by the Ben ate.
Unclaimed Letters.
Following is a list of unclaimed let
ters remaining in the psstoffice, Mar
tinsburg, W. Va., Feb. 8, 1900.
Charles D. Brown, Miss Flamlee
Crown, J. O. t\ ie, Miss Marie Dono
van, J. F. Gibsou, Mis. Lucy Jackson,
Floyd H. Keller, Mi^s Lelia Leagot,
Mrs. George Meadows, \\ illiam Mc
Cormick, A. Gregg Miller, Nellie Old
en, G. Powell, Miss Haouah Pagens,
G. W. Rockwell, F:ed Walker.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
| Bears the
Signature of
Mr Jamos M. Hmirieh, the tjueeu !
street merchant ha* been can fined to |
hi« home with sic. mess several days. >
Mr b. K. Hrilhnan baa beeu In j
New York this week tiuyh.g his
spring stock.
Mr. Harrv 8bmJe ha' the contract
for puttiiii n new electric fixtures in
the lobby 0f the post office.
We were favored with a pleasant eat!
on last Monday from Mr. Jsmrs
Shriver, of near Hedgesville.
Mr. Charlea Matthaei, of Ws-hii'p
ton sjient soveraldays with his root’t r
Mrs. Margaret Matthaei, South Q i n
street.
Mrs. H. L. Alexander, has been
visiting her parents In Washington
during the past week. Mr. \lexandcr
S|ietit Sunday there also.
For Sale—Farm Properly far - .!«• I y
8. 8. Kelker.
Messrs. F 8. Kiumert, > <j* 1 1!\
neal, Jr., and L. H. Tin r [ > n re .;
Morgantown this week a.".t id tTie
state convention of the Y. M. 11. A.
liie trusteesaleof \V. (’. Kilo >r I
the Harden property liar been will
Cfi lie'll i.
We had the plea «tre of a c. i ■•.. i
Thursday from our fr ei.,1, Mr. V. \V. ,
Carter, of Clarke coir y. {». invar-1
iably comes to ste us i.mviy rand :
helps the Statesman-I). inocrat along.
Mr. Arthur Watson and family
drove to Middleway Just Sunday «o
spend the day with friends and ere
caught in the snowstorm on their re
turn.
Mr. Joseph B. Thatcher, who lias
been in bad health for some months,
suffered a slight stroke of paralysis at
his home on Tuscaroia, last week but
we are glad to say is much better.
Mr. Leon Hutsler who has ten i
student at the Mercera^urg academy,
we are informed has the scat let fever
at that place but lias it only in a mild ,
form.
For bale—7 room home goad lot,
with an adjoining lot. Winchester
avenue, .-fee 8. 8. Felker.
Scarlet fever broke out In the Mer
cersburg Academy last (week and the
school has closed until the disc -e has
I disappeared. Die boys -.-ere in
attendance from this city are at home.
One death has occurred among li, u j
who were stricken with the pi: • :ie.
Mr. Alien U. Noll, et a!, us j end i
commit sinner* ate adveuising in this i
paper the splendid farm Known as the
Walsh farm for sale. This farm is in
a good location and i» improved by
one of the largest dwelling hoa -cs in
Berkeley county buiji of brick hy Mr.
Kouuceilor aud was at one time a fa
mous old plantation and Virginia
, home.
For ts« e- -One 6 room house on Win
chester uvenue, very cheap. See 8. 8.
Felker.
The new railroad bridge over the Ps
totr.HC river at Blepherdstown lias
been completed at last so far as the
spans over the river are concerned.
This is said to be one of the highest
bridges in the country being about oae
hundred and twenty-five feet from the
ground to tht top of tire rail. It is safe
to say that it is aoove the high water
mark.
The ,'eaders of the Laymen's Mis
sionary Movement of Winchester dis
trict, E. E. Church south, will hold a
meeting on Monday, February UL’.-id,
for which an interesting programme
Iras been prepared. Addresses will be
delivered b.v Kisln.p A. W. Wilson, ot
Baltimore, aud Judge h. I). Newman,
of Woodstock, V’a , Air. W. P. Lick
lider, of 8bepherdslown, is the dis
trict leader and la making the arrange
ments for the meeting.
For Sale—One farm 77 acres, one
mile from town, house and barn, good
feuces for sale erreap. See 8. S. Felker,
PUBLIC SALE
in
UKDOBSVH.LR, W. VA.
I will sell some household and kitcheu
furniture at Hedgesville on
Saturday, February 13, 1908,
begiuniiiu at 1 o'clock, also
1 Fine Habletoniau Colt
coming 1 year old this spring
J. C. Le,rs
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who insures his Ills is
wise for his family.
The man who insures his health
is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health iy guard*
ing it. It Is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
fests itself in innumerable ways
TAKE_—a.
For Coughs a rad Colds
I Troubled with a cough? A hard cold, bronchitis, or some
chronic lung trouble? There is a medicine made for just
these cases—Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Your doctor knows
all about it. Ask him what he thinks of it. No medicine
can ever take the place of your doctor. Keep in close
touch with him, consult him frequently, trust him fully.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. /. C/ffir
Ayer's Pills. Sugar-coated. All vegetable. Act directly cm the liver. Gently laxa
tive. Dose, only one piW. Sold for nearly silty years. Ask your doctor about them.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
L. cH ofl'mas'A Allen It. Noll, True
lit' tie
vs. i«i In chancery
Isabella Ho<Tinan et al.
commissioner's Office
Mertiusburg, \V Vs., Jan. 2Kth. 1P09.
To sit |h Mint Interested in the above
milled cause.
Mr a deerre of the circuit court of
’’will'ey pouotv, \Y. Va., entered In i
'he abo.e e tillc ! cause, on the iJnth. 1
da.v of January loon, the same wan re
ferred to me with instructions to as
certain amt report.
First: The inle at of Ihe said Isa
'i’!ta Hoffman In the purchase money
I ."HolriK 'a. the real catate of K. L.
'1 tollman. dec’d. and any oilier prop-;
. v owned by her,at this time, amt to!
I marshall ai! the assets of the said Isa-1
bells Hoffman.
rfttt*‘t. In e»i rrtipn the lien* '
...gainst the interest of the said Isabel-)
■ ■v Hint, .together with the amounts i
■ and pr.critics thereof.
I’hird: !<i teport any inheritance tax
due front the Heirs at law of E. L.
Hot! man.
Fourth: And any other matters that
»»y party in inteiest may require, ttie
same being pertinent, or whfeh the
commissioner himself may deem ner
ti sent. ' 1
You will therefore lake notice that I
have fixed on Tuesday the 28 rd. ilay
of February, 1000 atlft a. m..as the time
when, atni my office, in tiie .Old Na
tional Hank Building, in Martlnsburg,
\V. Va. as the place where l will pro
ceed to execute the said order of refer
««•«. and ifyfrom any eaure, tlie same
he not completed on that day, it will
be adjourned, from time tot line, lit the i
same place, until it is completed.
Given under my hand this -jHth day I
of January 1‘ioft.
\\ . M. i 'olston, (iim'r,
in t 'lianearv of said court.
Notice to Leinboiders.
To all persona holding I etna, by jud
gement or otherwise, on the >cal estate
of Isabella Hull'll au, or ony part
thereof.
In piursuance of a decree of ihe cir
cuit i unit of Mi itii ly c. ih.ty, V, . \’a. '
made i a cause, therein pending, to!
subject t ne ipoleauu, oi the said Isa
bella Holfman, to the liens thereon,
you art hi u y required to pisseut all
elaln, held bv you, and each of you,,
agait : the Isa id I sheila Hoffman, ;
which are liens on her retfi • a ate, or
I any part of it, for judication, to me, al
i*j office,lu tlie OLD Nut.Hank Build
ing, in Mnrtinsburg, \V Va., o»» or be
fore tlie Bird day of Febluary
Given under my hand tliisBSth day
of January lltott
\V. IS. Colston, Com'rln
Chancery of said Court.!
COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE
M. & F. Hank
ivs. In Chancery.
TV. G. Smith
Commissioner's office
MartitTsburg, \V. Va., Jan 28th 1909.
To ail |asrs<m* interested in the above1
entitled cause.
By a decree of the Circuit court of
Berkeley county, VV. Va., entered in
the above entitled cause, on the 11th
alay of January 1909, the same was re
ferred to trie,with instructions to ascer
tain and re|K>rt.
First. All ;he real estate owned by
the judgment debtor, VV. O. Baolth,
where situate, and it< description and
quantity. ,
Second. The leins upon the real
estate of VV. Grantham Smith, and
Nettie VV. Smith, by whom held, and
their respective amounts and priori- ,
ties.
Third. Wheatber tire said real estate
will, in five years, tent for** sullici
ent sum to pay oil' and discharge said
liens and the costs of this suit.
Fourth. And such mher matters as
any party, in interest may require,
the same being js>rtiuent, or such
matters as said Commissioner him
self may deem pertinent,whealher soB
required, or not. |f
Tou will therefore take notice that 1
have fixed mi Monday the 22nd. day
of February 1909, at 10 a. in. as tile
time when and myottiee in Marlius
burg W. Va., as the place where I will i
proceed to execute the said order of re- i
Terence, and if the same be not com- t
pleterl, on that day, from any cause, It
will he adjourned from time to time,at
the same place uutil it is completed.
Given under my hand '.his 2Mh day
of Jan. 1909.
VV. B. colalon, commissioner in
chancery of said court.
Notice to Leiobolders
To all persons holding leins,by judg
ment or otherwise, ns the real estate,
or any part thereof, of VV. O. Mmith
in pursuance of a decree of the « lr;
cult court of Berkely county VV. Va.
made in a cause therein landing, to
subject the real estate of the said VV. 1
G. Smith,to the satisfaction of the liens
thereon,you are hereby required to pre.
sent all claims held by you and each
of you, against the said VV. G. Smith,
which are leins on his real estate, ar
any pail of it, for adjudication, to me
in my Ottiea in the Old Nat Bank
Building, in Martinaburg VV. Va, on or
iiefore the 22ad day of Feb. A. 1). 190 <■
Given under my hand this 28th day
of January 1909
VV. B. colston, coramissionar in
chancery of said court
MANY WOMEN 1‘KAISE THIS KKMKUV
if »nu tinvc pi.ln-: lu lee eerlr. Ut inaty, Blad
der or Kidney-trouble, ai d wai t a certain, t
pleasant Serb cure for \v< man's til's, try t
MirtiWdm'H Au-tmian-Jrif. It is a sale 1.
and never inlllng leuu ator At drafgisis erj
by m ill la , i syuiipte j»a. Uajre 1 , * Address j
Tut- Viotncr iff Co. LeKoy, N. Y.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
Ij. < Hoffman * Allen B. Boll, Trua
tees &e.
v*. 1 . ( haneerj
J O. Iloff'man t't al.
To all persons Interested in the atiove
entitled cause.
!’" ■ dee roe of the circuit ceurt of
Berkeley County, tV. Va., entered In
the shove entitled cause, on the 2/Mh
day of January l!kHr, the same was re
ter red to me, with instruct lone to a*
cerisia and rrport.
First: The interest #f J. O. HofT
asan, in the purchase money, arising
from Uie sale of real-estate of E, L,
| Hi-!!man, dec'll, and any other prop
erty. owned hy him, ri this time, and
to Marshall nil tire a-sets of the ."aid
i J. (i Iloilo an.
| Second: To ascertain the lieu*
tgainst the inter »■. of.l. (J. Ilofiman
together with the amount* and priori
ilea the reef.
Third; To teport any inheritance
tax du» frem (Ire licit* at law, of K.
L. HofTman, dec’d.
Fourth: And any matter* that auy
parly in interest may ret pure, the same
bain* jiertinent, or which the Clam
ajisaieuer, hiruaclf ma y think proper.
You will therefore take notice tliat 1
have fixed oa TFK8DAY THE Jed
DAY OF MAK.1909 at 10A. M...as the
time wlun. and my office In the Old _
National Hank Building, In Martini
burg \V. Va , as the place where 1 will
proceed to execute the aald order of
i Terence and if, from any oauae the
same l>o not completed on that dny,
it will will he adjourned from time to
time at the same place, until it ia
completed.
(liven under my hand, this 28lh.
day of January 1!K>9.
To all pciaone holding liens, hy Judg
ment, or otherwise, on ili-r real estate,
or any part thereof, of J. (J. lioiTman
in pursuance of a decns of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley to ,\V. Va.
1 made in a cause tiierin la nding to
: subject the rent estate of the -aid J. U.
j Hoffman, to ttic s tiafnetiou of the
I hens thereon, you are required to
'present all claims, held by you arid
each of.you against the said J.(4.Hoff
man, wlii cli are liens on tils real estate
ni any part of u for adjudication, to
me, at my Off ice, m the Old National
Bank Building, iu Martinshurg \V. Va
on or before the 2ud. Oay of March.
1909.
Uive.i under my hand, this J«th day
of January 1909.
W. it. Colston, Cona. in
commiasioner'a Office
Martinshurg, \V. Va.
Jan. 2h, 1909.
1.1.
W. It. Colston, Com. id
Chancery of said Caurt.
Notice To Lien Holders
4 t
Chancery of •a!4
rt
COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE
William H. Wilen
v*. In Chancery
K D Gardner & Co.
commissioner's office
Martinsburg, W. Va.,
Jan. a»,l!(09.
To all persona interested in tbe above
entitled cause.
By a decree of the Circuit court of
Berkeley county, W. Va. entered in
the above entitled eauae, on the 18th
day of January 1909, the aame was re
ferred to me, with instruct! >na to as
certain and report.
Kirat: The personal estate owned by
Charles Young, at the time of his
death, with character and value there
of.
Neeond: What dispoalticn, if any,
was made of said personal estate by
the defendant E. L». Gardner, sheriff
committee administrator of Charles
Yeung dec’d, and how much, if any
f ]ersonal estate is now in
the hands of said AdmlnUtra
tor, available far the payment of any
debts owing from the estate of said ue
oedent.
Third: To take and settle the ao
counts of the said K. D. Gardner, Ad
ministrator aforesaid, ofcharles Young
Htoc’d.
Fourth: Thsdebts owing by the said
Charles Young,at the time of his death,
to whom payable, with their respec
tive amounts and priorities.
Fifth: The real estate owned by the
said Chsrles Young, at the time of his
death, Us quantity, description and lo
cation
Mixth: And such other matters as
any p*,;y ,n interest may require, the
same b«rig pertinent, or such other
matters as H»fd commissioner himself,
mry deem )>erUnent, whether so re
quired or not
You will therefore take notice that
I have fixed upon VTonday the 8th day
of Mar.1909 atlO a in as the time when,
aad myotllce niitheOld NatioualUank
Building,in Martinsburg, W Va as the
place where i will proceed to execute
the said order of reference, and if,
from any cause,the same he not com
pleted on that day it will beadjourned,
Jrom time to time, at the aame place
until it ia completed
Given under niy hand this J8th day
of January 1909
W B colston, com ia
chancery of said court
Creditors’ Notice
To the trsdiUrs of diaries Young,
dec’d
In pursuauce of a decree of the dr
cuit court ef Berkeley county. W. ,Va.
made in a cause, therein Spending, to.
subject the real estate of the said]
Charles Young, to the payment of his
debts, you are required to present your
Claims against the estate of the said j
charies Young, for adjudication, to
W. B. colston, tcoiumissioner, at his .
office in the Old National Bank Build t
lag, Martinsburg, \V. Vs.,on or before'
the 8th day of March, 1909.
Witness L. DeW Gerbardt, Clerk of
saidcourt, this "8th day of March 19J9
81 bUsVV Gerbardt,Clara
SAVE YOUR MONEY
Here's a money making and money saving invest
ment. No amount of speculation about it. In
vest your money in good clothes, whiio the bottom
is out of the prices.
That's right now—this very day Wev'e reached
our clearing period. VWve cut prices right and
left—offering values unsurpassed, at a saving from
20 to 4o per cent on the dollar.
The quicker you act. the. better
The values yon will be able to select. Don't let
this chance escape you! C«n you afford to? Head!
Suits that were $20.00 now $13.50
’’ ” ” I8.00 ” I2.00
” ” " 15.00 " 10.00
" ” ” i3.5o " 8.00
OVERCOATS AT HALF PRICE
Boys and Chrlldrcns Suits and Overcoats
Will be sold in this great sale at less than cost.
They must all go.
M. G. Tablcr.
NORTH QUEEN STKKKT.
—inmum i 1 c;- mimii*aia—uy
WATCHES
/
WE do not sell the cheapest
watches on earth. You would
not want them if we did, but
we do sell the belt American
watch and give the best values
foi the r ce
W I I0NES
Jeweler.
S3HO.LV/VV
WATCHES
WATCHES
worm
Gentlemen!
Here * an opportunity to get a Smart
Winter Rain and Overcoats way below
actual value.
Our New Year Closing Bargain Sale is
still going on as usual showing the
greatest Overcoat ever shown in this
city.
If you ru-eil dn > vt reoat. or can antic
ipate your needs lor nest year, don’t
miss tins sale which includes all our
high class Hand Tailored tsuits for Men,
Boys and <. hrilctren.
Exception a-ly big bargains in Waist
Coats, Underwear. Gloves, Half Hose,
Shirts Bath Robes. ''Wufflers; in fact
all Haberdashery and Hats.
All goods must go regardless of price,
we solicit a call before all of the choice
and greatest bargains are chosen.
STOTLER & DYCHE
Jtl Jfli?U?U^»tMjfunJfi JR J?OftirUiUriJl MI II If.
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