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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26

''The beauty of good roads was ex-
emphfied Saturday" says the Quincy
ul.) Herald. when the farmers Of
Riverside aud Ellington townships
came 20 town with loads Of hay and
straw and produce. aud the farmers OF
other townships had 20 stay at home.
The Riverside and Ellington township
farmers came % town via the Locust
street telforded boulevard. The farm
ers OF the other townships had 60 re-
main az home, because the roads were
too muddy. To start meant % be
mired. and so no start was made. And
All because Of lack Of enterprise in
providing good roads.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26
why stat. Ala ia Necessary.

In addressing the Maryland State
Grange recently. General Stone spoke
OF conditions which may exist in other
States rs we'll He said in part:
81 find that the question OF State
aid Is eliminated in Maryland by a
constitutional provision which pro-
hibits the use Of State funds for such
purpose. Get mp q sentiment strong
enough. and amend your Constitution,
like other States are doing. IL Is a
vicious system that requires localities
10 keep up the roads. II ia a work
that concerns the people OF the whole
State, and is not local question.
Roads are Of vital interest 10 the cities.
Blockade your country roads to-day,
and tomorrow your city will begin To
scatter. The benefits Of good roads
are equally shared by the cities, but
they must assist in the work of con
sNuction before they can reap the ad-
vantages.
About three-fourths Of the prop
erty interests of the country are TO be
found in the cities, fand held by the
corporations. Now, the farmers, repre-
/ nbOAb "a tAC
erty interests, have been endeavorine
10 keep up the roads for the whole
country. The result is obvious. The
burden was too much, and bad roads
are to be found everywhere.
"There exist in some places strong
objections to employing convicts upoE
public roads. A happy solution o.
this difficulty, however, presents it
self. Employ your convicts in pre-
pairing material for building goodroads
This has been tried IN number o.
States, and has proved to be an econom
icsl as we'll as healthful way OF work
ing convicts. / am satisfied that Mary
land could employ its short-tern
prisoners and House OK Correction in
mates in this way. and deliver ross
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26
THE kloNnlKE FENER.
4 Drain upon California; sapplv OF Dogs
B~aa-. and Coal.

y Drain upon California. Supply OF Dogs.
B~aa-. and Coal
The rush 70 the Klondike has al
ready begun. and the excitement -
growing greater with every departure
OF steamship saws n San Francisco
letter TO the New York sun. All over
the State there Is great call for big
dogs suitable for sled hauling IN
Alaska. The pound master of San
Francisco SAYS that all suca animals
are snapped up a. soon a. they are
brought into the pound. aud that he
could easily sell twenty dogs of any
large, long-haired breed every day for
50 apiece. IL used 20 be the custom
10 shanghai men for service at sea.
bat since the klondike boom set In IL
Is dogs that are shanghaied.
In San Francisco. and IN all tho
cities Of the State. ~ well as IN the
country districts, there has been loud
complaint for the last month from the
owners OK valuable dogs. High-priced
dogs have been stolen and hidden IN
out-of-ths-way places, where they
could be trained for the work that
will be required OF them. In the
country districts there are many train
ing stations where long strings OF
dogs can be seen drawing sleds and
small wagons
The demand for provisions that can
be packed IN small compass has al
most cleaned out the coast supply 81
dried fruits, dried vegetables. and
beans II il even possible that Boston
may have baked-bean famine. for
E ~ ~ - -
has been accustomed e. send 20 the
city ~ the sacred Goldfish are akelv IA
! 90 10 Alaska this year. A shortage 81
coal il threatened also ON account Of
the Klondike boom The bankers OF
the Wholesale dealers are about empty.
aud il il estimated that all the coal
that can reach this city from foreign
and eastern mines during the next two
months will be less than SO. 900 tens.
while the normal consumption of she
city and its vicinity would be i've
times that quantity. Nearly all the
vessels that have been engaged in the
coal carrying trade have been chart
cred for the Alaskan trade. and ARE
being changed from colliers TO pas
sengar and freight steamers.
]
least 5000 miners have planned u
leave that country for the Kiondike
while twice as many are expected
from Australia. The transportation
companies have advices from England
which indicate that not fewer thar
80. 600 will go from Great Britain.
Many Of the large stores IN this city
have devoted whole floors 20 thu
Alaskan trade or rented separat'
a buildings for the purpose. The wool
! len miles are running at full capaeit,
> on orders for heavy blankets aud gar
ments for the Quitting Of FORUM
. seekers.
= The vessels that have sailed froI
; this port already have gone out ami
h the cheers Ofhuge crowds that iamme
. the pier from end 90 end and e.
2 tended far up the street. The ship
= carry motley crowds of men. womeE
= children, dogs, horses, and burro'
Z There are men alone. men with wiv'
i and babies, and there have been tw
, or three instances of women startin
: out alone. The police have notices
: with much satisfaction, among Il
to Klondike passengers, a large numb'
\, OF roOue's gall cry celebrities.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26

According 20 the most authentic his
tory OF the coal trade, last year marked
the seven hundredth anniversary of
the use Of coal as fuel. Taking the
most moderate estimate of the an
tiquity of man, and considering the
fact that the coal was always here, IL
appears that we were a long time Ia
availing. ourselves Of this most valu-
able asset which nature placed at our
disposal. Many civilizations hOuushed
and died ont without its use. and It
may be said that its probabilities, as a
factor in the progress OF mankind,
were never realized fully until the
present century. Up 70 its dawn.
aside from the warming of the body
and the cooking of food. little import
ance was attached to the fuel question
For these purposes few fAgots or
biliets of wood safiiced. But IN time
We discovered that IN the fire there Was
. giant thousASd times more power
full than ths feSled monsters Of an
tiquity. -PHhSuss Times.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26
GOOD ROADS NOTES


rroddsss Turnpike ronpssss~-
A Law has been passed by the Michi-
gan Legislature requiring the turn
pike companies in the State ito con-
strnct. reconstruct. repair and main
tain their roads in good repair. aud
OF the same material and in the same
manner as required by their charter.
within six months after the passage of
the Act" II they fail to comply with
the law. the roads are to be considered
a. abandoned, and no further toll can
be charged on them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26

Conspicuous among the adornments
of the bridal feast in Brittany is an
artistic and elaborate butter structure
as fancifui and elegant IS the most
beautiful bridal cake. aud into their
structure the guests stick split sticks
bearing coins Of gold or silver.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26

We know that the problems 81 sin and
Pain.
Aud tho passions that lead to crime.
Are the mysteries Iossked from age TO age
In the awful vault OF Tfme;--
Yet we iift our weary feet and strive
Through the mire and mist TO grope
And nnd ledge on the mount OF Fnith
In the morning land OF Hope.
-Harper's Weekly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26
THE RIDDLE or THINGS THAT ARE.

Wo walk In q world where no man reads
The riddle OF things that are
From q tiny fern In the valleys heart
To the light OF the largest star
Yet we know that the pressure OF I.ife 4
hard
And the silence OF Death r. deep,
A. we fall aud rise on the tangled way
That leads TO the gate OF Sleep.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-26
SKI

IOUDLESS skies
and balmy breezes
combined TO make
the day an ideal
one. The W e IL
known bay at
Algiers was most
delightfully."- still.
The sun glinted
down on the white
sails of a yacht
lying a mile or two
out, making the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
indian Basket Work

II mas been considered for ve9rs ms
t'''t lhe American Indian leads all otbom.
III ,le perfection of basket work.
mere ar" many people in San Fron
IlNt" WIN" have made a fad of colIoct;,a
baskets OF the Indians and these ~coIIo.t
'"lS are very valuable from he fact ,na,
ne baskets made bv the Indians -,
southern California and Mpxiro arc ,ou,
very scarce and it is claimed that ,bo
present tribes have lost the art If Eli,
! the case 1t is evid mt that the No,aIa
'""'''lS nave rerllimed it as thav 49,,
10" making baskets that cannot be snr-
passed Tor beauty of Workmanship
me @"nrd shaped water iars and lora
open baskets all come unIar 4
cloth. 0 "'floSl a.
Ane Conn has been the headonar+o.s
'"r the basket buyer and he hasa houue
>q"""S staked out s"mewhereintb the hius
II make his baskets. He now h.,
Se'h III the shape of a large wator -.
woven OF willows and covered with n,"r
to hold water. p1'c"
II Is the work of a Shosbone india.
rom Duck River and it j. over ~ vo.na
IVA "'r' IN the Modoc War was in tho
iahds OF the Savages in the lava h
vas used to carry water to tho MoIn
'hiefs. n0 Moooc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
Wrestier's Death.

somewhere on The bottom of tbe At,an
> w. sixty miles or more south of Sail
lsi'hd, there is lying i'm the tapo,o,
"ferkage of La ~Bourgogne the masSi1o1,
muscular body OF a nan a,l 49,:
pelI ABOUT this mans waist are
" ''ihs TO the nIoun of $500 2
goodly weight. q
me man was Ismail Yous0uf Tnrb,
wrestler, protege of the Sultan mi.or
Sl'tt"h. The weight about his waist uoa
"""l uld MN to death. When the Frenob
inner went down it was a hand-to-b,,a
hShI among the passengers and crew f,r
possession of the boats. Ism.il ynIc
was giant, a wild beast for stranon,
N''' nc n'iSht nave thrust scores aside
"heii ne mtde for a boat. But he bo,,
vas ABOUT hIn and he thought mora ,f
,Ilat IMAM h" did of the boat or bi,neo,r
>" he went down with it. and the vorlI
mas lost Il unique figure from amonu b.~
men of might. HS1
incidentally Scutari, which s,oiIos
pLtcentlv opposite Sfamhon1 basic,
n'''l,god; Tor Yonsouf was revered and
'O"'e {" Ill Srut1rl, whence he came. You-
""ui was on his way home to oman .
C'llee '"z'ar or some such place Of inlo-
iV'' business, where he might pour moro
S''" lilt" ms belt and stun more food -,
'7r MS belt. For YouS0uf WAS nau
n.'''" OF the most Unsuitable so,t Tho
ltrrlhle lurk' had never ra,uv ~
until the belt CRIPPLED him tho
u'he. Men won from him on t,u1S
'ut not by strength. 1t was his ipvor
rule until VIM. A.iBralv BEGAN 70
manage MN, to go into a bonn with H.
'e'' around him. But Brady at opco
il''seo inns order of things by compel-
the Turk to dive~t himself Of ,ha
for Gousouf wore it tiybt hof,.o
''tFl; the ring. There WAS $500 -
"Io IN the belt at that time. which naIa
It i"rk overweight. Ard from tho
'"'lleit the belt was off until the hort
a. over 1ou>Ouf was in anonv ~
"S IKE a Sampson shorn of his strorn
;. +. Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
War Items.
Company d. & E.
SPIKED GUNS

New York, July ia Key West die
patrh says: I'm protest against the az, .,
eap'tulation signed by Toral at San
tlago, the Spanish lighthouse Romans :.
Lncrecea and Maysi, Cuba, both with,
the district agreed to be surrendoros
nave burned down their lighthouses
me Spanish garrison at Guantanamo
oi'v Is reported to have spiked its can
mons and blown up its magazines.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
Defends the Ladies.
camp Sadler, July Is. 1898.
EDITOR APPEAL

- ASCC.
EDITOR APPEAL:-
noticed an article in tho viro
n'7"'"S REPORT signed by Corpora1 X
ne'"s d 1helhter of the Winrnn,n..
company at first felt very mucb nro-
'oheu mat any one should write of ms :,
1"'" d sIarlng manner. Bot as ,ooa
i"rther down the article observed tb,+
ne referred to the ladies of CarSo, ~,
nave SHOWN us kindness in MANY difror-
ways "S hatchet faced old maids r
''I" came To the conclusion that the
writer must be an migrate as well a.
caiuminator. "
lac ne only written of rs, the article
would nave been treated v .th that ,ila,t
contempt such as it deserves. but wa
cannot stand 10y AMI see ladies wan+on1r
insulted. '''"lS
corporal \ may have sisters of his
p"l' one thing sure he has a mother
40 NOT lhlhk he would like to have aru
speak OF them in the same wav ba
the Carson ladies' uo
amy must have forgotten them. or s,.
'lnced principle in order to say ono
smart.
MS allegations that Carson girls ora
100 ""o'e The average in looks needs no
hy me, amy one with half q,
We l"f beauty can sec to the contrary
Iii conclusion would say that "Trntb
"'l2htY and will prevail" I wonlI al
NorP' raj A' to confine himse,fI :
'FlctIy to the truth in The future. =
Respectfully, .
PRIVATE r,
Company d. & E.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
ALL SORTS

Trib is the best liniment.
Fresh vegetables at Bakers.
rev. Eddy spent yesterday on the Com.
stock. ''
Editor Riddle of the Elko Tidings is !,
this city. !"
Aft Chartz spent yesterday on the
Comstock.
Over 40 horses in the pond for ov,or.
to come and reclaim.
party OF young people enjoyed a pic
NC at lhorns ranch yesterday.
Mrs. Westerield was an arrival on last
evenings passenger.
Bohemian Club cigars are now for
at the Magnolia.
Several camping parties are PREPARING
miami rald on Lak~Nalley and Biiou
Sam Taylor, a pioneer of the Comstook
uieo IN Virginia City Monday.
'ahdy, cigars and ice cream soda at
Joe Muller's, IF "' az
died Yesterday Of boa.+ i'slhia City
"'se"Se'
f."- Day has received a new lot Of
sterling gloves. Every pair guaranteed
has been accepted as
s"'"r army.
ANU 'aih city Times, of EIko,
0''N'S HAS suspended publication. I
Carsons Comnanv is ,ou c
COMPANY D in!tanG now known as
For a pleasant Summer ou,
good outfit. The pioroo, ria,I:7 @v' "
S well stocked for you. n
IT, ?
expected that the soldiers will -
day. "" cooking to- II
Il
'"e resorts at the Lake are reported
Cio""eu ana the steamer doing \ rn.hiDr q.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
POWDER EXPLOSION.

san Francisco, July l9.-There vasab
eAp''Slon in the fuse factory of the Pow1
u WORKS near Pinole this morning and
flfteen men killed. VI"
onlnese criminal is charged with
"''ihS perpetrated the offence
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
Free Dance

James Virgins will give a grand freo
'''ce at Empire on Wednesday evoni,n
'"'S 2o'h' The affair is principally for
the soldiers who are invited and
ecu good time. Remember the affair
8 free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
"A Wretched Road

l"e ROAD north of the city leadine to
Hot Springs is in a wretrbea a.aT ~
and daily growing worse. If is f"m Il
'h''g h"Ies and people who
'. over The place in the night do mo-,
"are to move out of a walk my
'ne county ought to have enorcb
money IN the treasury to make this roah
ut to travel ON. A'"o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
ELECTED
re Receives 29i Votes cut Of $50

~ XVI sOleS cur OF SSS
yesterday morning there was q mill
'a'y election at Camp Sadler. IT was
+ ike a political election in sooo .
A"e inspectors Were DR.. Pinninoor
Frank Folsom and Will Doana 49,
, were irwin Sadler and E. D. Van
oe'iel'h' The Judges were Attornev
UVneral Judge and Private Secretarr
Kelly. secretary
sololers were all registered and
n'"iched up by companies and deno.;toI
'helf ballots which were sou,ra Sins -
i"pei win the name Of the person they
wished to vote for. '
when the ballots were cn,1ntad =
announced that Captain Morrison of VIZ
gun" City had received 2sl votes o,d
'aptaln Colburn of VIRGINIA Citv TO-
woes. Captain Sanders. who wa. no+
'~"inloate, received one vote.
hen the result was announced
-" great cheering. The selection Of
M"rrlSon as Major gives him ro,nnanl
~ me battalion and gives general ..ti
faction. Sails
u" 'he afternoon the bows assembled :,
'"e Siate on the Capitol sonare a,d baa
" genera 'roIi". The public vora ,Lora
81 !'l''~ occupying WesterfieIds bencbos
go" ''J'Allg the sight of soldiers hari,n
'"i""'"'e water battles, the wafer ho,rn
urea through the law hose. Whilo +L97
i"" WAS III progress the ladies of tho Pa
~l'sS society were in the upper rooms, l
'"t rell""s Hall where thew sang .
The song drew the soldiers !
U>ei towards the North gate when thav /
: 'eeieo Inc singing and thus drew soma }
patflotlc melodies from the ono, {
windows. '"0 open |
COMPANIES of Reno and F of Carson
mean while mustered in on tho oo. {
'i"e Oh lhe Capitol where the bnilain. =
,a>ts its broad shade. '''ls II
lhese were the first two cornon II
'earh the minimum Of IS men and "
'ach mustered in with 1903 men "
Company OF Reno were swnr, -
Il'tie past three O'Clock.
i-lF"t"naht Bennett of the Ro~guIarar
on the Capitol steps with tho cor,
any "f"Wh up in front. They were
>"r" II 'here were any ia the ranks VIII, tn
'>'''" 10 step OF as this nuld be THAR in
- opportunity 10 do so before a,t.ri,. p
10 xNri- so AtS
~ service OF the Govprnmcnt. els
mere was al impressive silence which la,
''Ie "Nef the crowd and the men h,t ioI
lofe was no break in the motio,IH the
"N> ana Then the GROVE applauded SOU
ne "'th was then imnressivelv admin vel
tered and the men took it with nnIifoa pre-
.nds. "plll'eu ,
l ne ceremony being over thew oor IND
rec cheers and stacking arms ,n,rchoa nov
l" 'he governors office and sienea rho pas
II. s"eu the ~
ne same ceremony was gone tbrongh "pe
IN the Carson company. hea
There was a lar eliot
''Ii'S or taIson's Company. Gov ~
or SadIer made a few remarks ona '"I
"eo them oNerto L|ieutenont Rennott SI"i
how eii"ell' who
heS were asked if any wished r. cam
the ranks and the Company Stood WOW
= carved IN stone. They then fool, 70 j,
""ll OF allegiance to the United Sto+oa :,
II upilfted hands. The crovd ~ r.os
'"eo heartily and gave three rousinp old 3
ers. s u" "
hanC
ne company is now in the servica Of was
united States and known a 9 Co,n Chic
Y d. N'hn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
Ice Cream Parlors

Joe Muller has opened his ice crooa
ba III the store formerly occupied
O1''S' lie is manufacturing candy
an' Keeps a full line Of cigars and
tobacco. ana
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20

Irl6 is the best liniment,
Fresh vegetables at Bakers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
Millinery Goods.

L have a very select ass,rtmo,+
Millinery Goods and they are f,x hiono,1>
as well as reasonable.
lwant the ladies of Carson to ex,mir
anu price them. feel certain that 7 can
suit all who deal wiihDnne.
Miss NJ. MURRAY
Main Street, Opposite the post"af..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
Closing Out Sale

GOV sewing Machine Domestic for SO 80
S25 Bed Room Set ooo
- new curley hair mattress TO ordors1ooo
Sl2 Lounge a"'o'
oYlo MOSS mattresses each to order 1000
So new Eureka mattresses to order q "a
Stoves tables. chairs, etc. cheap at Ar
IoHENsEE. opposite j. KelIy's Grocery
store, King Street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20

ror hrst class Photographic work 90 70
PAINTERS. He gives his custo,,or
ISM and effect not to excelled. If
Merlt always tells. Those tailor n.ao
s"''s 'nat Joe Plat is turning out arc
his best advertisers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20

The best nickel cigars in the
"F"hd Republic, known the world
V,", $3.50 the half Million CIoh ana
- trISt', highest grade Havana
cigars at J. Il. Muller's
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
Something Nav.

oh"erW"o rs cooked mackereI in y,
at u"id Medal Holsters and all brands
VI SaFoIiles cheap, at Chas. II, Kanv Nv
Arlington block. w.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20
20 Whom it Nav Conca,n

All persons indebted 70 ma
,attIo '"il al Schultz's butcher shop and
John Virgins. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-20

Eastern advertising Agent 230-234 Tenn
PIE Court Building, New York City, E.
Katz, Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-02
THE WING,
ELKTON, MARYLAND, APRIL 2, 1898.
DELIBERATE CONSIDERATION.

HAVE directed that the finding of the Court of Inquiry
and the views of this Government thereon be
municated the Government of Her Majesty the
Queen Regent, and l do not permit myself to doubt
that of justice of the Spanish nation will
dictate action suggested by honor and the friendly
relations of the two Governments.
OF the result and the meantime deliberate consideration
invoked"
In the above digned calm and language
dent Mckinley closes his message to Congress- transmitting the
report Of the Court Of Inquiry the destruction the Mane
and points to Spain the path of honor and of justice.
No President of the United upon
to transmit Congress report fraught with momenous
results and Chief Executive of the Government has
the embarrassments OF pressing national exigncy exhibited
more sef-contro, prudence and patriotism.
But Congress, regret to does disposed
respond to the timely appeal the President debeate
consideration of Cuban matters
The country generally prepared for exhibitions mis-,
directed patriotism in the lower House, but councils
less passionate popular appeals supposed prevail
Senate
Such not the however, Tuesday when
spirit of excitement seemed to prevail in that body any
in keeping with the character dignity of highest
delberatve body in the world.
This spirit in several resolutions offered
which either the situation will the judicial
scrutiny.
Senator Mason of Illinois, talked eloquenty galleries
and declared his individual responsibility
Frye of Mape wanted the President directed
steps to drive the naval and military forces Spain Cuba
and to the independence of the island Rawn
OF Utah. urged declaration Of against SPAIN while
Foraker Of Ohio, offered resolution recognizing inepend-
of Cuba and adding that the Cuban question would
up, matter what done with the Maine report.
Those resolutions while doubtless expression
popular sentiment throughout the country nevertheless
outburst of patriotism in the direction because clearly
the duty of both branches of Congress
against Spain only in the of the failure
dent to by fair and manly xpeden specific
ment OF our troubles with that country
These constitute the deliberate
consideration the President nvokes pending reply the
Spanish government to the communication it,
President Mckinley feels keeny as any Senator or Con-
gresham the responsibility resting upon him. and will
ing and submit nothing that will tarnh national honor
cast reproaoh upon the American name
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Is 20 give notice that the subscribcr ~
Cecil county have obtained from the or phans,
Court of said county letters of adminIstrntinn
on the personal estate of 0n
JACOB TOME,
late of said county, deceased. All pcrsons
having claims against the said deceased ore
hereby warned to exhibit the same with The
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the I'D day of September, 1893
they may otherwise be excluded from o,y
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted IN
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under orr
hand this 23d day of March, 1898.
ENALYN S. TONE.
PETER +. TOME
Test Executors
X. E. LAMAR, Register. mnr5G'et