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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08
10 sinrt q rlrht Conc.

Many persons mako their FIRST ao'
quaintancc with things mechanical
when they begin 20 ride the bicycle
and they are often annoyed and puz-
Elcd by the failure OF the parts TO work
in what seems to them to be-a proper
manner. A case IN point Is that Of an
adjusting cone. shown IN the picture
which has bound up. and cannot be
moved by the fingers. In such case
hold a screw-driyer against the milled
edge Of the cone. below the top. and tai
I, with a wrench or light hammer. A
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

Puck; wheeler-what do you think
OF hlm7
Van ByNc--oh. ne N douels-iaesA.
lie n all thinga 10 men.
whoeler-what makes you think GOT
Van Byke-why. the other day 1
showed him new wheel I had bought.
Il was a different make from his, and
yet he praised mine and said II was one
OF the best In the market.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

A country doctor. hurrying over n
horrible road on a ne and death err
rand. exclaimed 10 hia driver ~
those poor fellows bleed 10 death. II
viii be- the fault Of the narrow tires
that have made this road almost Inn
passahlo. Never make ruta. my boy;
nut broad tires on your ne"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

judge: Mira Nowlywed (disconsol-
ately)-oh doarl ! do wish my hua-
band would come down aud spend n
week or two with me. but no writes
that he can't possibly get away.
Mrs. wedsomotimo--Huml Just wrlts
and tell him 10 send down the tandem
AT once. IN warrant that will foteh
him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

.hhcnti0u, sage 10 writer 10 cycling
s-fares 10 the l'fo OF machine con-
structeI on the lines OF bicycle. It
n impossible 20 run. without IL. Lubrl-
cation oyorcomea much friction, and
friction means !oss o. power, loss Of
uned loss Of t.me. aud much else.
Aen. by reason OF ve.sht or snug nt'
contact rs fo c'o.r 15 90 excel the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08
rnll.Ilnaa Charger.

The rates OF toll charged on turn
pixies leading out Of Philadelphia are a
source Of complaint The charge for a
wheel 10 some suburban points IL near
~ az much as the fare by train. for
single horse Il 10 more, and for a team
still more.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

New England bicycle dealers have
struck a new and effective device TO at
tract the attention OF the public 10 their
wares. The down-eastora always were
clever advertisers. and this new adver-
Using scheme Is one Of the most orig
lnal and striking Of the many that have
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

Puck; Jane. what makes you look
90 miserable this mornins7"
why. 1 laid awake all night worry
ing about war-and noodh-and tho
smallpox but
but what3"
II forgot 10 worry about Uncle John
up IN the klondlke."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

DRIVEN by MOUSE ioWEh'
,omo from that section Of the country.
A mouse cage with a noorleas exten-
iion and couple Of mice, together
with a bicycle. form the properties for
me act that IS performed daily In the
show windows OF several bicycle stores
IN Connecticut and Massachusetts
lOwnB.-EN.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

WING To- the pre-
yailiug Tad Tor
Ligh gears and bis
aprockots O party
of whcelmon from
Port Richmond s.
L.. recently deter
mined TO givc Thorn
practical test aud
chose for the pur
pose the run to
Morristown. ~ j.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

Puck; she-rhe Bicycle Gazette Of
fers prize for the best article on any
subject connected with the wheel.
He-Why not send IN an essay on
How TO Mend Wheel With a Hair
pinr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

Puck: Johnny Wot You-wit
Mickey Dugan? WY. dat Teller don't
know wen he's licked!
Tommy obby no don't. but. By
iooksl IN bot made him susplclonl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

Now York Evening Journal; Are.
you unlucry at cards2'
''UnlucSy7 Say I lost all my sAl-
AIRY last week plly'nr solitaire"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

same clover ncparoo Dishrd Up by
tho Joke Maker. for the ueuent %
our Lean Headers - original and
Selected uumor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08

few HIGHT blows will loosen Il, 20 that
II can be adjusted by hand. unless Il IL
objective In some way. In which case
Il should be repaired or replaced.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.
MATTHIAS OriNrEREsT 10 Dew
oTLL5 or THIS BICYCLE.

MAI ~ Clears aud sprocbcis 4 lew
iaris Ahoat Euecu,e Chain Lubrica-
uun How to- start right Gone
A No,ci Method of Advertising.
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11
PHOENIX SHORT LINE {
PHOENIX 4 MARIcoPA.

Train leaves Phoenix at 8p. m Ar.
rives at Tempe at $50 p. m. and at
Maricopa at 9. 80 p. nj.
Train leaves Maricopa ut 5.45 .. M
Arrives at Tempe at 6 As a. III. and at
Phoenix at 7:15 a. m.
Close connections made with South
ern Pacific at Maricopa, alsnaf Tempe
with stages for Goldhe1d. Connections
made ut Phoenix with :. r, p. 4 r.
for Prescott and Congress.
PHOENIX AND MESA CITY.
Leave Mesa al 1880 . III, arrive at
Tempe s ii, and Phoenix $50 IN.
Leave Mesa at l.20 p NJ, arrive at
Tempe 200 , M, and at Phoenix at
$50 r nj.
.euye Phoenix at $50 M. arrive
a, Tempe Il, 1000 N, arrive At Mesa
ut 10 80 m.
Leave Phoenix at p M. arrive
Tempe at $50 pm. arrive Mesa at
6 p N.
All trains .'un daily ..nd will stop
at any pelnt IN .'ignal.
g. q. Mon ELL,
F. D. SANFORD, Gent Sup.
Gnl Pass. Agt.
General Otii., Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11

DR.. d. L. Lucas. the Mesa Dentist
has moved his office from the Alham :
bra TO the FpEE PRESS building on
Main street. The DIR. will, commene
ing January lst, meet Phoenix prices
on all kinds of work. Extraslng
teeth, fifty cents each, which amount
will be deducted from plate work.
Best plate work from $40 up. Filling
from 81 up. Gold crown and bridge
work a speciality.
Q,ite party Of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs J. D. Robertson met at thel r
cnzy home on Flrss Street South the
o her evening and whiled away the
evening hours very pleasantly. There
was vocal and instru mel.tal music and
cxauis te refreshments iii the shape
Of delicious ic. cream and cake.
Ab.il. Wilbur Il Go. have just re-
ceiveo a carload of nails ard a car
load Of wire The prices will deeply
interest parties IN the vicinity OF
Tempe and Phoenix who may be in
need of these kinds Of goods. Call
or write for prices
Tie Southern Pacific is increasing
its side track capacity at Tucson OH
account .f increasing business. The
old Pueblo is on boom and business
Of al, kinds is said to be ru shins.
The Klonlyke fever doesn't seem to
be raging in this section 20 any great
extent at this season of the year.
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11
NorICE FOR PUBLICATION.
III mastead No. 1929.
Ian d flee ~ Tucson, Arizona,
January 2S, lo9S.

Ooiu uAb - ~, Ao0O'
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing nanyed settler has filed notice OF
his int ntion To make final proof in
support OF his claim. and thai said proof
will be made before the Clerk OF the
District Court aL Phoenix. Arizona. on
March 10. 1893, VIZ. Fred. G. Weekes,
OF Mes... dsrlcrpa COUNTY, Arizona. for
the SWt Sec. 7. L. :. X. = E
He names tile lollowlng witnesses to
prove his c0ntillc - reslc cence upon and
cnitivaticn oi sara land. viz, John L..
Anderson. James K. Wilson. John w.
Falconer aad William NJ. GilDers. all of
Mesa, Arizona.
FuGENE j. TR1rPEL,
First pun Feb Il, '93. Register.
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11

elinquent tax list, the same will be sold for the
satisfaction Of said taxes and costs.
And do further hereby give notice tnat on
Monday the 7th day Of March, 1893, all the lands
and real estatea personal properly as described
above will he exio ed to public sale In front OF the
Town Hail. IN said Ne "a Usy in Mar copa county, !,
Arizona, for M unit OF taxes and G 'sts due
thereon.
CHAS. B. LEWIS,
M.arsha and Ex-oficic Tax Collector OF
D. Hcss Cay
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11

Gray, L,-Fractional Block Al, $50. I'M
provements, s4oo, total tax. $S.I5,
costs, 81, total due, e,............ 4.l5
Goldman & Co.-South half OF North half
Let Block 46. $50, total tax,$ .S5,
costs, 81, total DUE. ...............s l.3o
Holcinger, G,--Lot Blk 55, $75, total
tax, 8 .53, costs 81, totaI due....... 1ba
Merrill, orlando,-Lots Q and 8, Blk %,
5000, improvements $500, horse $40
| buggy and harness. $50, furniture.
$40, organ s25, total value 1915, total
taxes $50, costs 81, total due...... $40
Melczer, Louis-Part of Lot s Blk 3, 800,
improvements $11o, total vhlne $40,
total tax S1.4T, costs 81, total due... 2.47
Netherton, J,-Lots and less 25 feet,
Plk IL, $500, improvements $500.
total value $1,000, total tax $14,
costs 81, Total due. . w
Poyen, Edward-loO feet north front Lot
5Blk12, $500, improvements $50, to.
tai valae $3.50, total tax $595, costs
81, total due. Observation-Disclosures. o'so
Pomeroy, KilnDall-Lot Blk IL. $3.50, ini.
provements 5000, horse $40, fur
niture $50 total value 1920. sotal tax,
S2.93, costs 81, total dne... ..... 1893
Pomeroy ros,-50 feet south front Lot
Blk s, sI0C, impro, ements 81 800, TO-
I'll value $1,000, total tax sl4, costs,
81, total due. ...........,...... Id 90
Pomer ~, # Lot aud 8 Blk "a $50, GEN.
ter one third Block 80 $50, total val
W, $40, total tax s so. costs, 81, to.
tal due ........................ LOO
apley, d F--L,r 5 and west half Of Lot
Blk 8, $50, improvements 800, total
value $3.50, total tax S3.16, costs u,
total due.... $40
Ryder, Fl w-Los'7 Blk 10, $500, improve
menis $500, Lumber yard $1,000, west
half Of east half OF Lots and s. Blk
Is, $75, total value 81, 675, total tax,
Sll,7s, ecsts 81, total due. ............ 1878
Timmie, r q -Lo,a and 4 Blk l6, 800, I'm
provcnlents, $500, fetal vAlu, $SO6,
total tax $3.50, c ,sts VI, total dur.... 4.bo
Vernon, + NJ 62 fact south front Lot Blk
g. $500, tetal taA SS 80, costs IL, total
due. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Wilbur, D-Ffty shares OF stock in Mesa
vry Bank, 81 o pc share, q, 900, total
Tax $50, costs 81, total due. ........... 46 90
"ilbi ir, l. W-East II 10 "a aud Blk
Is, 80, 100 shares oi stock Ia the Nc
sa City Bar 800 per share $1,000,
total value $40 O75, total tax S7o.as,
SITS 81, +, tai Observation-Disclosures. 1853
Winters, 4 II. l30 feet south trout Lot
blk s, $1,e 40, 100 feet south front,
I.5t2 2 Blk s, $3.50, Lots and B.k5.
800, improvements sl,75o, total
value S4,4D0, total tax S3l.4 costs 81
tot idue......,............ 32.i3
Wilson, Geo T--Lots and 2B l. q, $500,
East half Blk ", East half Blk Al, i'm
provenents 900, to.al value $3.50, t.
tai txa S3 COSTS 81, total due. 4.s5
NO1JvE
To the p rsuPs, parties, corro,a atom, cop pm
nes and owners above name 1, and oil others M
tersstei IN the lands, real estate and p$r.ona
property above mentioned aud desorib ~
!, Chas, Is Lewis, Marshal and ~ ,tiirio TEX
Collector OF Nj Sa CIiJ Ia the County vi Maticop.
Territory OF Arz'nG, do here y give notice
That unless he, sue or they shall pay the tn <us
o.elh.r with the Gosts, Oh III real estate and
ersoGai pioleiW As described ,hc tore. ding
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11
"Dinins station.

e only North and South Line in A izona ira
versing and reaching the most interesting sections
including the great Salt ki' er valley.
Through tickets for all points IN ne u uted
States, asonada and Mexico.
Connscting al Jerome junction with Grains
of U. v. d r. BY for Jerome.
........ At i'ret colt with stage lines for
all h. principal mining camps; az Congress
Junction with Congress Colo . Il. Z. for Con
rees aud stage lines for Hsrqua HalA. stanton
and Yarneil. At Fhoeni1 ~it the Maricopa d
Phoe dix Ry., for points on \. BY, also Wit
g. r. V. Ry. At Hot 6pi ss Juncrton 18th the
q. O. n. \. T. Co atage |; . for 'astls Cre
hot Springs; the new all ne year be lth resort.
". NJ. MURPHY, 7ho. NJ. i ARG ENr
Pres't d Cen. Mx'r. Gen r.. & Pass A9t
Preac IT.. Ar,z. PrescOtt sArtz,
r. Il. WEISS.
Asa'' Con. Ny,
| eNaott ArixoDA.
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11
nm. PA5SEy,
UNDEKCgkER.

Un'lert ker's supplies. imported offins
anC ~ els always on har.l.
Q, fiinc made To order e1 shnrt soiice.
Furniture repaired aud Job work ine
at hse nj let ike prices
WM PASSEY,
Nex' door to Mesa City Bank
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11
pELlkQ UEKT TAX RoLL
Mesa City, sIaricopa County, Ari-
zoi.a, for the Fiscal Year
1897, 1898.

cal references to lots ar,l blocks In the follow
ing list Of property rsicr entirely to tDe Towasls
OF Mesa.)
Abrli L. Wilbur Hardware and Mise. Total VAL
ne, S,.609.oa. Total tax, slobo Costs g..
Ttoal due..,... 49,. 49,. ....$ 1l.5O
Burton, W Al isl md 7. Blk &c, value
$22i, imp, oyemen's. $780, carpenter
t,ols. s!5, cav So, household and
k.hcn furniture. $50 total tax,
81 Is. costs, 81. Total due. ....... Sis
Barnett, WIN LIT Bin Il $3.50, improve
nients. sZ7s, total lax, s2.9s, costs,
~. total due ue...................... $30S
Bar ietJ. thas.-- " est half Lot 8 Blk 10.
1925, total tax, ss costs 81, total
dn" a.+,.,.,, .,...........,.... I.SS
B.u ,asLe. y a. = Lo, ) E.k Is, 500, l0o
lee, n r,h front Lo, 6 Blk IL. 100, ~
a. tax si.io, costs, -, total due. 240
Mesa free press., 1898-03-11
LOCAL. NEWS.

CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY
The Offices Of Morton l. Shewman.
Both absent.
Hon. 7. E Flaanigan was in town
Monday.
Mrs Jesse Steele is again danger
ously sick
The spooks have changed their
rendezvous
Patriotism is at white heat through
out the United States.
A Chinese boy and girl is attending
the Prescott public schools
Judge Woodward Of Phoenix was
in Mesa Tuesday and Wednesday.
Judgs Kibbey was in Mesa Tuesday
and Wednesday on legal business.
Mr.. Holiday and wife of Salt Lake
are guests at the Kimball House.
They say that candidates are be-
ginning to warm ep toward the peo-
pie
The Trippel almond grove has just
been photographed and they are
beauts.
Parties living in the upper part of
town should not wa h their spsttoons
in the ditch.
Did you feel the earthquake last
Monday night and did yoa see the
color Of the skys
The Farmers Exchange is shipping
considerable hay and other produce
from this valley.
The Woodmen and Workmen lodges
of Tempe Join in giving a grand ball
tonight in Tempe.
The prospects fos wedding or two
in town IN the near future are grow
ing brighter daily.
Judg. Hakes is deputy assessor for
this Mesa country and h4 is Luslly at
work with the assessment.
The evenings are getting to he SO
delightful now that bicycle parties are
getting to he quite the rage.
U10n0 To loan OH good security
VlUUU for long time and at very
reasonable rate. Apply at this Office.
Superintendent Porter OF the NJ. 4
p. 4 8. r. " visited Mesa Sunday.
Capt. Porter is among friends when
he comes to Mesa.
All signs fail in this country. es-
pecial.y rain gns. TIE threatening
clo,;ds of = few days ago have melted
into thip, clear air.
All persons residing in this vicini-
ty who served in the war of the Re-
bellion car learn something to their
advantage by calling at this Office.
A few days agu Mr.. Hall. very
old gentleman living in town. fell and
broke his thigh. and on Tuesday he
died from the effects of The hurt.
Sam Elder with force of assistants
is putting in new waste gate on the
Consolidate !. The dr.dger is taking
layof un.il this work is completed.
Those who have clothes. coats, pants
or vests, to lie cleaned or pressed can
have the work neatly done by Mrs.
Christina Beck, two blocks north OF
Kimball House.
Steps are being taken to organize
Woodmen's Qircl" in Mesa. The date
of the organization has not yet been
fixed but it will be- in the near future.
DR.. Otz, veteriraritn, graduate of
a Swiss college of veterinary surgery,
and practitioner of many years ex-
perience, can be fonnd at Murphy's
stables, Tempe, every Saturday.
A. s.. joan Gayl rd is yet at the
sanitarium in Phoenix and is still
very sick. He ia unable to be up,
yet his friends hope to hear of his
conralescence.
T.enty five hundred carloads of
freight, which had ben sidetracked
on account of the tunnel fire near
Williams, has since been forwarded to
destination.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-10-07

Cornelia D. Scott, viona Robinl
son and John Lowe, executor OF
william CHM. deceased. Dis
tribution of estate.
jacob Goldsmith ct al. against
Grant Goldsmith ct al. Decree
for plaintiff.
Traders National Bank ct al.
against elizabeth Latstetter ct Al.
and Elizabeth Latstetter admir- OF
John Latstetter, deceased against
John Latstetter ct al. Decree
for sale of land.
Boughner 6 Sons against Silas
Dawson and others. Lewis 9.
Lawson appointed special COM
missioner to sell lands.
Vermont Marble Co. against
Fred A. Lang and others. Order
of reference to G. w. Lynch.
M. NJ. Thompson admir- of A.
H. Osborn, deceased, against
Mary Osborn and others. Order
of reference to G. w. Lynch.
L. Raymond, trustee, against
r. Snowden Andrews and others.
Judgment for plaintiff for ST.
1923.
Court adionrnaa sine die.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-10-07
CIRCUIT COURT.

j. /. Alexander, admir- OF j. ii.
Pinnell against Dorsey Pinnell
and others. Sale OF land by
commissioner Harmer confirmed
and decree granted for distribu-
ton of proceeds.
Caroline M. Jackson against T..
NJ. jackson, James M. Jackson,
and Meigs jackson, Upon mo-
ton to substitute trustee, John
W. Davis is appointed.
M. M. Thompson appointed
trustee in place of ]. P. Clifford,
deceased. in trust given by
Eustace Lyon to Henrietta Lyon.
j. /. Alexander admir- of John
W. Buffers against Roxolina M.
Buffers and Others Referred to
Chas. w. Eynch, commissioner.
Geo. W. whatsoever against
Deamy G. McCloud ct al. Report
ofBarvey W. Harmer confirmed
and M. M. Thompson appointed
special commissioner to sell
lands.
Granville Knight admir- against
Grace Riggs and others. Assign
ment and allotment of dover and
w. Frank Stout appointed COM
missioner to sell residue of lands.
Elizabeth @ Hotsapillar against
Charles w. Queen and others.
Sale Of land confirmed.
NJ. Alice Chorpening against
"A. j. Lodge admir- Of Edward M.
Chorpening, deceased, and 9TH
ers. Sale of land by John Bas-
sci confirmed.
Eli M1 Turner against Matilda
Wagner and others. Sale of land
confirmed.
Order of reference to Harvey
W. Harmer to ascertain widows
dover.
Amos Payne against Ella P.
Thompson and Others. Referred
1oM. NJ. Thompson, Master COM
missioner.
NJ. G.. Sperry against L. A.
Davidson and Others, Sale of
land confirmed.
Tygart's Valley Bank against
R. M. Boring and others. Debt.
Defendants answer fled.
Union Mfg Co. against Sam'l
Thompson and Others. Sale Of
land confirmed.
Hugh M. Martin tai. against
G. B. Carney ct al. Upon motion
of complainants cause dismissed
and dropped from docket.
NJ. NJ. Martin ct al against w.
l. Lipscomb ct al. Sale OF land
confirmed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-10-07

If record in the proper Office Of said
comfy in Deed book No. 63. page 40,
and lie same real estate conveyed to
the Undersigned trustee by said Drum.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.third OF the
pnrchase money cash in hand, one.
third hereof. with interest, in one year
and tie residue thereof. with interest.
in two years from the day Of sale. Will
take notes from purchaser with good Sc.
will retain the legal title as further Sc
curity, .o.o
LEE RAYMOND,
47.4t Trustee.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-10-07

j. L. Madden against w. 3.
Wilkinson and others. Report
Of M. NJ. Thompson confirmed
and M. q. sperry and G. B.
Sperry appointed commissioners
to sell land.
Joseph Romine against James
M. Queen and others. Sale OF
land confirmed.
M. s. Haselden against The
Morris Gas Coal and Coke Co.
and others. Chas. w. Lynch APP
pointed a commissioner to sell
lease holdings.
Jesse F. Coffman against R. S.
Ogden ct al. Order Of reference
to L. g. Grille commissioner.
Emily B. Bartlett against B. s.
Wiseman ct al. Defendants per-
petually enioined from obstruct'
ing certain highway but may
have the right to erect q gate
across said road.
J. W. Lancaster against John
Ross and others. Decree to rent
on half of farm.
Bessie S. Brady against BALTIC.
Bldg and Loan Association.
Sale of land confirmed.
Us. Pigott and W. II. Nichol-
son, Jr. Lease reformed and
corrected.
E. w. Wells and Horace L..
Wells against Fl. F. Criss and
others. Judgment against the
payment of a note dissolved.
W. D. Wilson against W. E..
Sheehy, James B. supler, G. W..
johnson and others. On a debt.
Judgment of S693.75 for plaintiff.
j. A. Mcconnell and B. L.
Drummond against Rosie E.
Hewes. Jasper Pew appointed
special receiver.
Sylvester U. Bartlett against
Annie Allen aud others. Parti-
ton of land confirmed and de-
PENDANTS interests laid off.
w. S. Swiger and Shattuck g.
Jackson against John z. Robey
ct al. Dismissed.
Lloyd L. Lang and Arthur @.
Dever against Geo. l.. Willis ct
al. Petition of heirs filed.
Lloyd L. Lang and Arthur q.
Dever against Geo. G. Willis and
others. Judgment for S2,S14.S5
for plaintiffs. John Basel ap.
pointed commissioner to sell life
estate of Willis in land.
George o. Johnson against
Francis Mitchell and others. Sale
of land confirmed.
George o. johnson against A.
G. Osborn and others. Sale of
land confirmed.
E. Stringer Borgess. admir-
against Margaret A. Goodwin ct
al. Sale of land set aside and
sale in open court made and con-
firmed.
Jefferson Myers against Laura
A. Myers, etc. Leave for defend
ant to file answer.
Clarksburg Furniture Company
against Kate M. Allen ct al. De-
PENDANT given go days to file an
swer.
Quinn Minter, DR.. W. CASTOR,
and j. H. Sommerville appointed
trustees of Jackson Lodge No.
IS, A. F. and A. M.
Thomas Hale Erwin by ]. l.
Alexander his next friend against
Harvey w. Boggess, admir- of D.
W. Boggess and others. Order
of reference to commissioner G.
W. Lynch.
John w. Davis against Elmer
H. Stout, etc. Answer of defend
ant filed.
Hugh Jarvis, committee Of
Judah Clirn. a lunatic against
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-10-07

Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood richand
Pure, givingit power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Catarrh, scrofula,
And allforms of
Impure blood.