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CHAPMAN FINALLY ]IIII|
his Quarters Are VIZ,
Furnished, However,
SUGAR TRUST CASES coy1lpl
Hnrcmcycr ana ses,,
Another Week ncfor. n.,. '''1
ON Trial for Confess. a

us Washington asf May i1'-rh. liz,
'n'sSrs' havemeyer and scarls. 80
anu treasurer respectively, 0, Il. VI
can SUGAR Refining company, 4, ~. aas
to answer questions OF m. -. y . '''ai|
NeS''sa'ion committee. have ~. \
poned until Tuesday, tho 18th ~, q =
hiVorton R Chapman, the ,,,.,....
sugar trust witness. who rs,,. I'm
Wsr a senate committees ques,l., 5
whether he had acted as a h,o...
senators In speculations In sun, !.
stock. occupies a cell al IN. ~, y
tonight and will probably cnr,;. su's.
III Tor twenty-five days. 4s u
chapman SURRENDERED himss,, ). /,
states Marshal Wilson and va, s.s ~
a private carriage TO the ,ail ,s.s
took pnssession OF his cell sase
have been assigned him. ono i. s Z
purposes and the other as a s,,,.ss NJ
onicc room. Rugs cover tho ~.
tables and a brass bed, chitlonler ~ J
oral chairs adorn the cells. He rlN !.
plenty OF reading and writing ~. ~ J
TO busy himself with and the c,ll, \,
friends TO entertain him durlnr 4. !,
i,ing hours. y
The Jail will furnish him An ~.
fare. while soups and fancy lisb., :.
by private waiter. will be sen, n, y
a hotel
MIR Chapman's Judgment in III. II
leases his bondsman. Lewis Y ~,
this city, who furnished $1,000 BAN
His sentence is for thirty DAYS, n
with the rebate for good behavior n
an actual period of twenty five DIN
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GREECE Is TO BLAME.
Had Nnnos Not Gone Into Erirus
Turks would Not Have Donol,o-.

London, May So a. ml--The latest
news from the scat OF hosuitties. by way
OF Athens. show. thai the battle yesterday
,,cased about O'Clock IN The evening, but
will probably be- resumed This morning
Thus far no accoun, Of the fighting hes
been received from the Turkish side.
j., Is evident from tho Greet accom-. that
tho Grcets have suffered serious detoa,
and 10 JEFF, wing has given way. as
appear. probahle Eahcm ra.ha may he
able TO 60, off tho Greek retreat and sep
l,ate General smolcnitz at sourpi frcm
The main army
THIS is Edhegn rasha's reply to the fool
.sh attempt Of Colonel Manos 70 snatch
,ia,ory in Epirus II Greece had prevented
Nauos from playing this las, card Of a
gambler. Turkey nigh, perhaps have ceas-
,-l hos,tlues As it Is now. she is in full
pos zsoa OF Thessaly aua the powers Will
nul ,he task of protecting Greece more
difaeul, than ever
The disrn,ch from Athens represents the
popuiace as astoundcd when the news Of
,ao fighting came. They had hoped to the
las, that the powers would prevent Turkey
from going further One report represents
The Greek rovernmen; threatening to take
extreme and desperate stcps unless Europe
.r,..-..s ~. ,,.-nrra-.s Of thc inrahnrs.
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tween s reccnroiterlns party o; Turks ana
wandering Grcsks
several descrtcrs from the camp at Do
n3okos rcpc-t TIA; the sta,e o: affairs :
very depressing there. The soldiers SUIT
fer from hunger and from iack o: even
broad. and great disorder prevails among
The iroogs
The deser'crs have been well received
And well treated here Three British Of
.lcerS have arrived horc with the jnicntion
X following tho operations is especially
delegated neuirals while the Turkish Mn
tary mission has also arrived 10 follow
the three Officers.
Coustantnoplc. May 1.-THE sultan yes
to-day rev soWei d division 81 The imperial
guard During the PROCEEDINGS sixty Turk
ism soldiers who have recovered from
wounds received while figh:!ne against the
Greeks were drawn up in front % The pal
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The Decree for Reform.

Havana. May 1.-THE royal decree put.
ting into force the reforms which the gov
eminent decided on March 10 should be
established in the province of Santa Clara
Nationals, Havana ana plnar d. i:lo. ar
rived from Spain today
III Pias, the organ of the au,onomists.
and all the other dailios congratulate tho
queen regent on the event. which is coin
cldont with the birthday Of Alfonso Nil
AZ Santiago de Cuba several well known
peIsohs, among Thorn five owners of dnrf
stores. have been thrown into iail
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ENGLAND BUYING HORSES.
1t Is Said They Are to BE Used in
South Africa,
SENT TO SIBERIA WITHOUT TRIAL
The Russian Treatment of Men Sus-
pcctcd of Planning strike OF
MIL Operatives.

bridgeport, Conn. May IA letter re-
ocived by John Cullinan. Jr. a promi-
nent lawyer, from correspondent in
Buenos Ayres. is OF great political inter-
&, at this time, Il comes from well
Informed source. and taken IN connection
with recent events, seems TO prove Eng
land is contemplatiuE the subjugation Of
the republic OF South Africa and the
Orange Free State The facts contained
seem TO indicate the accomplishment o.,
this purpose is likely to follow unless the
interests OF Germany and Russia lead
them to employ force 10 stay the asgres
sions of England. or unless other nations
interfere to prevent the destruction o. the
republic.
The letter states that duly authorized
agents OF the English government are
now in the Argentine Republic conduct
ing negotiations for the purchase OF 90
QUO horses OF coarse breed such rs are
used by gauchos in hcrdiug and ostrich
hunting. These horses arc 20 he shipped
directly to Cape Town from Buenos Ayres
and Bahia Blanca.
The English buyers state these horses
are superior for use on the Try aud al
most arid places OF South Africa 70 any
that could be purchased a, present in the
United States. They are more Injured 10
rough. hard riding and are cheap BY
making purchases in the argentine Repuh-
lie the transportation Of this enormous
freightage OF livestock through the tropics
would be avoided which would mean
greater expense and large percentage
Of loss by sickness \ considerable number
u gauchos have been employed 10 care for
the horses on route and % assist the Eng
lish cavalry In their exploits
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Attnck on civil ser,tc.,

Washington, May l7,--Represeo.t1
Grosvenor OF Ohio, who is trying to ]
tho civil service law amended " I
more of the faithful may he provided
viii speak in opposition 10 the civil srf
OH Thursday whom the general deda.
bill will come up for consideration b
house. The sentiment in both hosssi
strongly against the civil service. b1'
friends of the service are confiass' |
the PRECEDENT will stand by hts pldl
TO take no step backward
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London. May lS-Tho Times correspond.
ont at pekin says MIR Denly, the American
minister. has strongly protested against the
railway construction monopoly granted to
the Belgian syndicate at the instigatiou OF
Sheug Ia Jon the Chinese director general
OF railways He adds that it is regarded
MS quite certain, however. that France aul
Russia will guarantee the loan.
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pn..cnrrr rrnIn wrcc. III.

City of Mexico. May Il The northbonnd
passenger train on the Mexican Central
railway which left here sunday morning
was wrecked the same cvnnins between
Leon and Francisco The san Antonio
sleeper was thrown down tho embankmcnt
and turned over. Will" The special sleeper
sengers were badly shaken up and there
were some scalp wounds inflicted. Some
OF the passengers returned here for treat
mcnt,
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Frisco I',,rj,i.,.

san Francisco. May 1.-THE olvmn,c
tournament next Tuesday will be
iuil ot interest Baker. who IL more than
SriSs' 10 regain his laurels, meets JEFF
I'eon,r i,'"ier VIII fight Riley. aud Mike
10 trv eon dp puslIst Beau Brummol. Is
inc Mekeever- Green fight bnied for
comment. As sooo ueai u
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The Dnuntics. Sailed.

savannah. Ga, May 1.-THE susp ,aIed
''''ousterins tug pauntless slipped out OF
port today and headed southwark. II is
the talk among the river men that she has
gone on an expedition to Cuba. Her agent,
say she is OFF the bar waiting for vessels
The luz came here about three weeks az,
under charter to engage in towing.
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CUBA TO pREcEDE THE TARIFF.
the Mogan Resolution Must Is: Acted On or
the Tariff Can't BE-

a
bill The the clan
will make effort prevcnt
bill be taken up under agreement
shopeml of
of the Cuban said
hhbuering the
TARIFF lcouldn no be Monday
must
fnbuserins
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THE OFFICES.
ntirmntions,

Washington. May 1.-THE sen.u I
confirmed the following nomina,iou.
Observation-Disclosures ]. X. ID
at Fort Smith. Texas: Miss wl.s.g
Rockdale.
Army Lieutenant Colonel Evan X
First infantry. to be colonel and otha i
ltary promotions.
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,r. rnrl worth Ofaet.

Washington, May l7.-lspee', ~,
pursboll. ex postmaster at Fort Ns'-
still in the city. While nov s.
is after the office, yet 1t Is A ~, .
d A. INC moi object to the use Of D.. !,
in That connection. When the e, s,@' ID
for making the appoinlmie,a..,o ,,b pcslss'
a hot fight over the Fort mv ~ RE- rs
The National bank Of comm I ,s III /,
City. Mo. has been appr %,,,on,l All
serve agent Tor the CITY NA''
ichita. Falls, Texas
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TARIFF AMENDMENT.
silver Republicans Now Fars
Export Bounty.

Washington. May IA numoes
yer republicans. members Of the =
and house. met at Senator peitrs.
house last night and decided TO @HN'
proposition providing for an export ~
IN agricultural products. They u.s
position that by this system Only ga
farmers secure benefit.
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Sent to siberia.

London. May ls.-A dispatch 10 the
Standard from Moscow says the police have
made sixty arrests mos, Of the suspects he
ing men with university eigcauons al
though working as mill hands. On charge
of planning a big mill strike. They viii be
sent TO siberia without trial.
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CAPITAL TO FIGHT LABOR.
Chicago Bosses N Organize Down Trades uuus Sympa-

thctic Strtke
Chicago the
tse $
effort the eul
the
atea
,sr o tc-ns
tho
nuhh
IN business employment,
plans
bosses, viii oaea each
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Washington. May lI.-Sena'of A','
of Louisiana today gave no'l's =
amendment he will offer to the I'l y.
striking the senate amendments v,
me- schedules and reinsertins Tue =
provisions in regard TO sugar
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Washington. May 1.-THE presided,
dny sent the following nominations vi
senate:
Treasury-Frank A. Vandesllp d, Il
nois. assistant secretary Of the treasuy
War-Brigadier General 2enss R %
major general.
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TURKISH ACTIVITY.
Movements at PhRrsnin Indicate
Further Movement.

FUrthVr NUNrMrht.
New York. May IA special TO the
Journal from Turkish headquarters at
Tekke. In front Of pharsais. says: Al
though the headquarters staff remained
here three days it seems likely that oper-
atoms are soon TO 10 recommended.
Accommodating parties are securing the
country. The flying ambulance furnished
by the Ottoman bank. which is able to ac-
commodaie 900 wounded. has been moved
TO Pharsala from Larissa.
Sounds OF firing have reached the camp
from Q little skirmish at Menlagice, be-
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London, May lS--A dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Berlin says It is reported tina, a
plot TO murder King George has been dis
covered al Athens and that many arrests
have boon maae.
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GREEKS AGAIN DEFEATED.
fdhem Pssha Has Occupied Domosos
After Crushing Constaatiae.
AN ATTACK on SNolESlTl ALSO
Turkish strategy Hos Prevailed and
the Forces Of the Heiiencs Arc
Again Divided.

London, May ls--The Daily telegraph
special eorresponoea; with the Turkish
forces in Thcssaly te,csraphea late last
night sayins:
Edbeu Pnshs hn. moved in from
point TO point and finally occupied
Domckos. The Greeks have sas-
tained a crushing defeat.
Athens. May lS--The correspondent o.
,se Associated Press at Dcmokos. ;ele-
xraph.ns at J O'Clock this morning says.
Tho Turks having occupied Ktt'k the
Greek troops are re,rcatins toward the
orthry range on the old frontier
Athens May i7.-Dispa,ches sent from
Do.nokcs at p IN. say tbe Crock 1857
wing has fallen back toward the center be
fore ;hric, the number Of Turks The bat
lie continued until after suDse. bat dc
spito the yielding II 'he left wing the
Turks were repulsed General Iayromi-
chaias was wounded.
a dispatch sent from Domokcs at noon
saws: Thirty-tive thousand Turks, inian
try. cavalry and artillery, have atnchcd
thu Greek line a, several points u The l'i'
Wing and the ccnter with view Of pent-
trating southwark and surrounding pomo-
kos Large forces arc also attacking ecu
eral Smolenitz,
Headquarters OF The Greek Army. Dome
kos. May l5.-5 p. II The Turkish attack
on tho Greek right wing began at : o'clock
this afternoon, but the flank attacks ere
considered to be feinis. and 1t is believed
the main attack on the Turks VIII be made
upon the Greek center whore Grown Prince
Constantine is IN command Tho Greek
cannon are doing great execution on The
Turkish wing which is advancing through
the hills The Turkish Infantry at several
points is in contact wlth the Greeks
II is believer hero hat iae attack on
General smoieul,z uoat Almyio- is oulS
s;raieEic operation aad that ,hc Turks "ill
endeayo- TO cut Between she two Greek
armies ocoupy the road leading 70 'he
or,hry mountains ana thus cut 81 t5e TO-
treat OF the er5wu prince.
Athens. May is.-tM,du'sht.)-A i-1-
ratce Jus; received from pgmoHos s7Ys
,Asi ;se Greek -ehi sing has been com
tclrd g retire SIX blone'ecs
Ls-5o4. Nay Is "A dispatch 80 lie
Tlu4a :r,r. Athens says tie following telc-
r-arz Ass teen received trom Grown Prime
CezFtlu;tae "oer -ieh, wias, under
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HALIFAX. y s.-,rhe steamer Diana
which VIII carry the government cNpCdi-
w1ll be provlsioncd a, orce for her long
soiourn tn tho North The cSplorai ion OF
the Hudson straits is expected u be the
most far reaching in results OF any yoi
attomptol
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coroner. verdict on lso ,a',,,

New York. May i7.-The 'o ss., i.
today brought in a verde, ,.r d B
passengers and three . ms'D wess 40 J
Leona's crew who perlssryistion, lhs ~.
sunday died from me steansr, !.
Of an accidental fire n INV and crss :
oxonerating the officers ,. line tpn a.
managers OF the Mallory Mallory, ~" NTH he "
sponsibili,y in connection VIZ
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brrTiE ROCK, Deputy sheriff
Jesse +; Heard shol and Killed s. 7. Blair
ri me latitrs nlace Of business in cold
hlooi heird ~ a desp,na,e man ami had
tepuent shooting serapes m this Sta.e
ann Mississippi. Intense excitement nre.
OF lynchins Com be heard on all sldcs.
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Cubnns Uurrnv, -, mn, o.

maorid' May 1.-THE Liberal says the
ss oad al Insurgents have raised loan OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-12-21
Literary Notes.

The wife of the President has given
special permission to John Philip Sousa,
"The March King" 10 dedicate to her
his new composition, jus: finished, aud
which will be called "The Lady of the
White House" She forwarded her
permission last week to the editor of the
Ladies Home Journal, which will pub
lish the Sousa composition complete in
its next issue.
Clara Morris, the emotional actress, Is
writing n series of short stories based
upon incidents in her own life. The fret
of these, called "John Hickey, Coach
man." is to be published in the January
Ladies' Home Journal, and shows all
the marks of an experienced story-writer.
Yet it is the actresses first story.
Mark Twain's new humorous story,
which he is now writing in Vienna, is to
go to The Ladies' Home Journal, which
magazine has also secured F. Marion
Crawford's new story, which is tale of
the unreal, with the strikingly uncanny
title of "The Dead Smile"
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disappeared

A wouan's attractiveness in the eyes of
man depends largely on her physical ap-
peaTance. Nature. IN order TO preserve tne
race, guides mankind by the 1nstlnctIyc
preference for a mate who is physically
sound and wholesome.
If intellect alone we're chiefly sought. the
offspring might be generation Of Solo
mons for wisdom, but they would perisn
in infancy for want of physical stamina
weak or unhealthy woman Is untitled to
fulfil her part in perpetuating the race; she
is UNEQUAL to the demands of motherhood
and wifehood she is robbed of her natural
womanly attractiyepess-
Many a woman is cheated of life's choicest
gifts by a dyspePtic, bile-Poisoned condi-
ton of the system, which shows itself in a
pimpiy skin, saliow complexion, tainted
breath, OF thin, ungraceful form.
The most perfect remedy for all the T1orti-
flying symptoms of mal-nutrition and i'm
pure blood Is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Through its remarkable effect
upon the liver and digestive organs If
sweeps all impurities out Of the c1Icula-
ton and creates a fresh supply of new,
rich, life-giving blood.
II gives clearness and bloom to the COM
plexion; sweetens the breath; rounds out
the face and form, and iuvigorates the en-
tire constitution with vital energy.
It restores the invincibie beauty of whole
soraeness and won1arIly capacity
II was com piete wreck. appetite gone -erv-
Gus system ir1Saired could not sleep. and was 50
weak that I could not stand on my feet ten min
utcs.'' writes Miss Ella Barley. Of No zI5z
South Grant Avenue. Columbus, Ohio = only
weighed q5H pounds when commenced taking
DR. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery. After
had taken half bottle began 20 improve !
could sleep sou1ldly the whole night. and would
awaken with an appetite for breakfast, which
was rare thing as 1 never had sor two years
back eaten hearty breakfast Z now have an
excellent appetite and my friends say they reyeI
saw me LOOKING better in better spirits since
they knew me tell them Il Il all due TO Dr..
Pierce's Discovery"
In all cases of obstinate constipation, the
Discovery" should be supplemented with
DR.. Pierceis Pleasant Pellets
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A Cure for ouiusy.

One of the Registers subscribers in
Wyoming. Mrs. Hattie Engle. sends
the following. which she says is sure
cure for quinsy;
Put two ounces OF camphor gum in a
quart bottle. Pour half pint of whisky
over it. Shake well for few minutes,
then ill the bottle with good cider vine
gar. Take a piece of flannel, saturate it
good with the mixture. and apply to the
swollen throat. Keep this up Until cured,
which will take twenty-four hours. We;
the flannel with it every half hour. Use
it either cold or hot. 1t simply draws all
the soreness and swelling out of the
throat 1t also is good for any sore
throat or any swelling. I have used it
for wears and it never fails to cure
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-12-21
A Tribute to General Lee.

From the Chicago Times-Heral Dec. IL
DIR. E. Benjamin Andrews, president
of Brown University, proclaimed General
Rober tE. Lee the most valiant and most
heroic military genius of modern times
from the stage of Central Music Hall last
night. He did not discredit the bravery
and valor of the leaders under whom he
himself fought. He gave the head of the
Confederate army more glory because he
had to face killing problems in addition
to the ordinary puzzles of the severest
fight that history knows. The Grafton was
one of masterful eloquence, delivered by
a man built for an orator, with a rolling
voice and the presence of giant. He
spoke with the air of powerful and firmest
conviction There were many in the
audience who saw readily how he stood
before the trustees of his institution last
summer and told them he would recall
his resignation and become president
again, with the understanding that he was
to think and act as he had thought and
acted, or might think or act in the future,
on matters of public interest. The trus-
tees agreed.
=
DIR. Andrews talked in Evanston in the
afternoon. His theme there was General
William Tecumsch Sherman. He took
occasion to give the man who was called
crazy at the beginning of the war the
honor OF executing its eliminating feature
the march to the sea. He praised gen
eral Lee in equal terms at the night lee
ture, pictured the great intellect of the
lost cause as one of the most wonderful
of all American history. He thought the
general carried out the instinct which
was born with hi1n-the love of the art of
war and the heart to carry on war-in-
herited from an ancestry which could be
traced to one of the fercest of the com
panions of William, who sailed away from
the shores of Normandy and conquered
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Or. "a. c Eeckham,

PHYSICIAN AND SUR GEON,
Offers his professional services to the public
in the practice of medicine. Obstetrics
specially Office in residence on s. Samuel St
April l3 1897.
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NOTICE 10 LIEN-uoLDERs.

To all persons holding liens, by Judgment
or Otherwise. on she real estate or any part
thereof of J. s. l.ucas, Catharipe H. bntler,
Elizabeth p. Lucas, Fannie V. Lucas and FL
len B. L1cas:
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Jefferson Comfy, made IN cause
therein pending. to subject the real estate OF
the aboye-named parties TO tile satisfaction OF
the liens thereon, you arc hereby required to
present all claims held by you and each OF
you against the said above-named parties.
which are liens on their real estate, OF any
part thereof, for adjudication. TO me at my
office In Charles Town, West Virginia, on or
before the 10th day OF January, 1898.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF De-
cember, 1897. CLEON MOORE,
Dec i4-4t Commissioner.
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pr. c. r. Richardson,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Charlestown, West Va
July /, 1s75-tf.
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done in q workm an-like manner, at low
rices. Come and see us before bargaining
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NOTICE TO LIEN-HoLDERs.

To all pei soDs holding liens, by judgment
or OtberWise. on the real estate. or any part
thereof, of NTs. Eva g. Briscoe:
IN pursuance Of n decree of the Circuit
Court Of Jefferson County, made in n Cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate Of
the said Eva G. Briseoe To the satisfaction Of
the liens thereon. you are hereby required TO
present all claims held by you and each Of
are liens on her real estate or any part of H.
for adjudication to me, At my Office in Charles
Town Jefferson county. w. Va. on or before
the 18th dag of January, 1893
Given under my hand this 18th day Of De-
cember. 1897 j. P ENGLE
Dec l4-4t- Commissioner.