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commissioners Sale.

VII lam @. Brown
". II Reed ct al
ny virtue OF deorea Of the circuli court 81
Preston county West Virginia. Iendsro IN the
above styl' cbancery cause on the 9th day OF
December, 1891, the und srrignod special COM
missioner will, Oh the
24th Day Of March, 1898,
NJ the front door Of the court hsuse. in kim
wood, W. Va, Offer for snie to tho lighest 70
sponsible bidder. the land In the bill nd PRO
ceedngs IN said cause ment toned. consisting of
about 100 acres OF very vaiuab land In Valley
District, said county known 80 the
Henry Reed Home Farm.
This Is one Of the most desirable farmsin VaIie,
District, M IN hieh state Of cutiva Ion and
has the con good brick dwelling hou e aud
AL necessary outbdildinRs Ato. Gs Acres /
kinRwood District. sad Cour ~. On this tract
there Is a good dwell ing hOu % o. nj utbcr IN
provements. portion Is cleared and the
REMAND. In timber.
The aforesaid tracts OF land will be sold
separately.
TERMS or SALE:
One third Of the purchase price - sh In hand
and The residue upon credit OF IL and twelve
months, the purchaser 10 execute inte est
bearing notes for equal amounts. with az.
proved personal security for the deferred
payments
HENRY CLAY HYDE, Special Com'r.
ROnd and ecurity his been given by the said
speoiai cOnmissipDe In the above STYLED cause
~ required by law. Teste.
22iJsit 80 =. W wArsoN. CIcfk.
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Com rIssloner,a Sale.


William q. Brown
J I'm V.,,Yffv
Elisabeth Groves ct al.
BY virtue Of dooreo ~ the oIrcnIf cour, ~
~ ESTE" county, Wost Virginia. rendered on the
1jrd day Of December, 1881. the undersigneI
special commissioner wi I'm the
24th Day Of March, 1898,
AZ the front door OF the court house in Kim.
wood W. Va offer for sale 20 the hsQhs n re-
spon .lbie bidder. tho land in the bill aud pro-
ceedines IN said cause mentioned. cOusJg inc ~
= owe ing House and large lot Of ground 60,
ialnipg about two acres. also a new store Julld
ing n ihe village OF st. Joe. Preston county.
TERMS or SALE:
So much within hand as Will be sufieIent To
pay the costs ~ this suit and proper charges II
sale, and ne much more cash in han As will
leave the residue pay BILE IN four annual paw.
nonts ~ so each. ~ fall ne on tho isi LAY of
January iT9. 1870 1871 and 1872. respectivetg
the purchaser Execute interest bon ing uJta4
meuts. ~
HENRY CLAY HYDE. Special Com'r.
Bon md security has been given by he said
-ieci commissioner IN the bOve styled oauta
a re % red bg law. 1s &c..
@%t - o. $3.50 ", wsrsoN. fie~t
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JUDICIAL SALE.

chas. w. Hornby's Admir-
Qris w. Hornby's heirs of al
~ virtue OF n decree rendered I'm the above
entitled chnHcery cause. now PEI ding I'm fhe
lrcult curt ~ EROSION county, " Va tic
INC undersigned special commissioner will ON
Tuesday. March 22, 1898,
az the front door of the court house of sald
cInnty, the same being n court day offer nj
pnblic auction, the Lands herein deoroed IN la
sod, consistirR of about
rs Acres in Grant District.
subject to the widows dowor therein as de-
reed aud set apart 20 her These lands were
life time W no
TERMS or 81 e Enough cash I'm hand In
pay the costs - suit nnd expenses of sale md
ne res Que upon credit Of o IL and rs months
taxing from the purchaser interest bearln|
noies with god security for the deferred
P.J. CRoGAN Special Commissioners.
bond with security has been given by the
aD9ye hansd spsoiai commissioner. as required
ny law and the decree In sad eauSe.
ES' 20 u 90 .. W. WATSON. Clerk.
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Henru Read Homo Enrm
Jesse w. Sbaner
W. ia EauifV
ThOs. W. Ashby ct al.


Jesse w. Sbaner
w. 10 EauitV
Thos W. Ashby ct oil.
By virtue Of a decree Of the circui court OF
Preston county, West Virginia. rendered In the
above styled cha Gerry cause on tho nth day of
December 1877, the undersigned special corn-
missioner will. on the
24th Day Of March, 1898,
at the front ioor Of the court house in King
wood y Va, Ter for saie to the highe I
responsible bidder the and ~ the bin and
proceedings Ia said cause mentioned. known
a. the
"ThomaS w. Ashby Land"
and which wa owned by the said Ashby NJ In.
time Of b death q d. land is situate 10 Union
Dist lot, Preston county. West Virginia
TERMS OF SALE.
suhclent cash IN hand 20 pay costs ~ snit
and ealo, and the residue unon a credit u fiv
and twelve months. the uurcha4tr 20 execute
interest Dcnr notes With approved personal
security Tor Tie deferred payments
HENRY CLAY HYDE. special Com'r.
Bond and security has been given By the sold
specid oOmInissipner in the shove stt led cause
a. required by Jaw. uesto.
22iSh $50 .. WATSON CLERK.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
VIM. II. Buffers Adm'r
w.
Marion R lkuitor 30 a


Marion R. Butler et al
Pursuant To- decree OF the Circuit Caurt NJ
PRESTON county, West irg!nia, rendered in fho
above entitled chanoerv cause now paadine n,
the said irouit iuurt. the undersiRnod suooiai
commissioner, will on
Tuesday, March %, 1898,
at the front door OF the court house OF sa,d
county offer Rt public auction the foiloyvIn1
described real estate:
Lots so and 81 and Part Of Lot SIS,
10 Troutle's Addition TO tho Town Of Terra
Mia Lots ~ and "a were purchased from j. r.
Jones by y. u. Butler aud have thereon n good
,nbstantial IRA dwelling house. In "A desira-
from I % Martin.
TEtMS or SALE Enc ugh cash In hand to
my ne costs Of 81 nd expenses OF sale and
me residue upon credit OF q. ~ and ~ months,
Tue purchaser ~ execute interest bearing notes
win good security for the deferred payments
A. j. CRoGAN Speni'l commissioner
Bond with security has been given by tho
abcVc named special commissioner as provided
oy law, and the decree In said Q use.
~~' W 81 ~ 70 j. w. WATsoN. Clerk.
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r axe Laxative Bromo Qninine Ia blets
All Drugg sts refund the money II IL
fails 70 Cure 25c. E1y9S
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Published 10y f r pELrox. 100 Fifti,
Avenue New York. Terus. g. p,r
year; sin lie nun pers, IS cent. trid
subscrip, on for months l. EcIpc-
IJo and any IS Mag-z o. ss.
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SelLers Mill Pronertu.

situate n short distance northeast OF the Village
81 Albriohtsvi Ia. near the Cheat River. Thlsis
very vhna 10 propert . he mil " of tho
roller process Kind and 900 The machinery is
comparatively new. Tho niiil has strong and
growing custom and Is conceded TO be Que of
the best In the county.
TERMS or SALE:
One third OF the purchase price cash In hand
ana tho residue upon credit of @, 10 and X
months, the purchaser To execute lnIerest
for the deferred pa Incnis
Henry CLAY HYDE. Special Com'r.
Bond and security has been given bv the said
as required by law. Tesie
2H W f'-SO.i5 >. W. WATSON, Clerk.
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24th Day of March, 1898,

~ the front door ~ the court house In King
wood w Va, Offer for mle 10 the highest
responsible bidder. the land IT, the bill aud pro
coed ngs In said cause mehtiu ned, consisting Of
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24th Day Of March, 1898,
Thomas w. Ashbv Land. -
commissioners Sale.

Hyde a Stern. Trustees.
W. In Equity.
NJ r. Powell.
By rtuo " decree - the circuit court ~
Preston cpunty. est Virginia rendered Boz
tlie above sly ed cha Gerry cause ON the %
day ~ December 1917. thf unIorsixnod special
commissioner will. on the
24th Day Of March, 1898,
At the front door OF tho court house. In King
wood. w va Oner for sale e. the highest ~.
spOnsible bidder, the iard 10 the bill and pro-
cecdings in said cause mentioned consist ~ ~
avHiuabe house and lot situate IN the town
Of KingwpOd, on VIII q Ga known as "ileverfy
Hil" This u one ~ the most desirable homes
TERMS OF SALE.
Onefhird ~ the purchase price cash In hand
aud the residue upon p credit ~ six aud
twelve months, the nrchascr executing fn
iereu bearing notes with approved personal
security for the deferred payments
HENRY CLAY HYDE.
special Com'r.
Bond and security has been givon by the said
special commissioner In fne above stylsf cane
IS required by aWs reste
2si@a $50 >. ". WATSON. CLERK.
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Commissioners Sale.
j. l.. McClannahan
vs. In Equity.

Wv virtue of decree OF the circuit court of
Preston county. West Virginia. rendered IN the
above styled chancery Gnu % ON tho 23rd day ~
December. 1917, the undersigned special ourn-
missioner will. ON the 1850
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-10

Hyde stern. Trustees.
W. In EQuifv.
MT Powell.
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The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for March
contains a long list OF well-selected
articles froiL the foreign Reviews and
Magazines. Among others we note /:
The Fall Of the Roman Empire and
its Lessons for u.s." by Thomas Uodg-
kin; Indian Reservations" bv Philip
Bcresford Eagle; The Case Of Captain
Dreyfus" by H. Austin Farleigh; ''The
Tale Of the Flint" by A VI Bell; '"rhe
Partition Of China" by Holt s. HaIiett;
is Photography among the Fine
Arts ?" by IOsspn Penneil: THE New
unitarian ISM" "Rusticating IN
Russia" by y. Hughes; "Waterloo:"
"Slcep:' TIE Frost King" by VI. G..
watkins: "Arthur Hugh Clou IN A
sketch" bv 4 Arnold; Matthew Ar
mold ~ Political AMI Social Critic q"
b. r.. y. Oalse shptt; Mind AS Dis.
eass-Pro iuccr." by Herbert Corvn: a
Walk Through Deserted London" BY
Algernon West; From Canton 20 Man
dalay." y William a tombstone: "Psv-
chicai Research and the Rentgen and
Other X Rays" BY n. w. Sibley. "The
Story OF a Famous Society The Guild
Of Literature and Art" BY r G.. Kitton:
Are National nome Interests Worth
Taking Care % md Cultivating?' by
N. ~. ravler; Pass Fishing for Tar
pon.' by Hugh v Warrender. Sir
Wilfred b1urIer az Washington" by
j. W. Longley; Pages from n Sur
0eon.s lournai IN the Crimea" bv the
late Sir Geo.. n. r. Macleod. ". ID.
and TIE Digni'y OF Auth rship."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-06
INTERESTING EXPERIENCE
OF an Iowa Lady Who Was Cured OF Dys-
pepsa After Suffering for Twenty five Years

Mrs. Sarah \. Skeels. an estmable
lady residing at Lynnvlle. Jasper CO.,
Iowa, was for - years a sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and her complete restora-
ton to health is so remarkable that we
present the facts in tho case for the
benefit of our readers many Of whom
have doubtless suffered in the same
manner and will, therefore, be inter
ested in learning how all stoma II
troubles may be avoided and cured
Mrs. Skeels says: I used only one
package Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and / received such great and uneN-
pected benefit that | wish to express
my sincere gratitude. In fact it has
been six months since I took the nedi-
cine and have not had one particle Of
distress or difficulty since And all this
in the face Of the fact that the best
doctors | consulted told me my case
was inCurable as | had suffered for y
years. want half 4 dozen packages
to distribute among my friends here
who are very anxious to Try this
remedy. Truly YOURS
MRS. SARAH \. SKEEIS
The reason who Stuart'S Dyspepsia
Tablets are so successful in curing in
digestion and stomach trouble and the
reason why it never disapponts those
who need it and use it is because moth
ing is claimed for it except what it Will
actually perform. 1t is not a cure-all
and no such claims are made for it, It
is prepared for the sole purpose of cur
ing Dyspepsia and the various forms of
Indigestion.
There is scarcely a patent medicine
made but what is claimed to cure
dyspepsia as well as hundred other
troubles When as matter of fact a
remedy to cure Dyspepsia must be pre-
pared especially for that and nothing
else; and among all the remedies.
patent nostrums, bitters, etc. so extern
sively advertised you will find that
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the only
one advertised as cure for dyspepsia
and nothing else. The remedy is pre-
pared by the Stuart Co. of Marshall
Mich. and for sale by all druggists AZ
30 cents per package and if you suffer
from any form of stomach deranoa
ment or indigestion a trial will not
disappoint you.
A little book on stomach tro,,blas
mailed free, Address Stuart Co, Mar
shall, Mich.
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A WOMAN TO THE RESCUE.
Clara Bartons Work-How Woman May
Show True Her0ism.

Often the world has thrilled at the
story of that sanity woman-Clara
Barton--Who relieved the suffering and
looked after the wounded during the
Civil war. Always ready to die if need
be. Today Miss Barton shows greater
valor in going into the midst of the fe
ver-stricken and starving Cubansv-min-
iSterlnG to their WantS-furnlShinG
food, medicine and a tender nurses
care. Noble women all over the land
have prayed and worked that Clara
Barton might be able to hold out until
this great government commanded that
peace should reign and butchery cease.
Many cried, How long, Q Lord?" But
there are hundreds of other herOneS
that the world knows nothing about.
Women in everyday life carry the nat
ural burdens of Wife-hood and mother
hood, added to all the cares of a busy
houSekecncr, with a courage aud cheer
fulnesS that Clara Barton herself might
admire They comfort their husbands
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Charles Albers Moore aged Is. eldest
son Of Mr.. Charles +. Moore died
Wednesday evening. in Winthrop after a
painful illness of diphthera.
Following is the programme for tbs
campmecting at Old Orchard: New
England AdVcntists' meeting. July 2-1l
Salvation Army, July 15-25. Young
Woman's Christian Association. July
y. Rev. DE-. Batess penticostal meet
ings. July 21-Aug. 9. Christian Alliance
under the leadership of Rev DR.. Simp-
son, Aug. 12-22. Temperance meetings
Aug. 27-30.
The Dover Street Railway. in con-
junction with Portland CAPITALISTS. on
Wednesday, purchased the Hale cotton
mill at South Berwick. which has been
ldie for some years. The plant posses
ses very valuable water power, which
Will be utilized in the operation of an
Electric road to be constructed from
South Berwick TO Dover. N. H. This
viii complete an electric circuit con-
Meeting Dover, SomersWorth and South
RerWick The terms of the sale were
not made public.
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was all due to God and your wonderful
medicine. thini. Dr. Pierces t'a-
Vorite Prescription is indeed q true
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Il had female trouble for eight
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Mathews, of 80 Broadway, Newport
K. l. Il seemed to have no life or en-
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times | suffered 50 much | thought
death would be better for me. had
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medicines but all failed to do me any
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his Pellets and had only taken one
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still continued to take it, and today |
amin every way well woman, and |
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TO all women who suffer from any
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medicine | thank The Lord that such
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Il take pleasure in dropping you 4
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for me-" writes Mrs. Rev. Walker, of
Fillmdre Montgomery Co, Ills. Il
began taking your 'Favorite prescrip-
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BOWDOIN CELEBRATES
Great Victory Over Brown. Wednesday Lee
ture on War Rules and Laws.

Brunswick. Me, May 5.-(SpeciaD.-
Professor William Macdonald, professo"
of history and political science at Bow
dom. delivered lecture on The Law
and Rules of War" in Memorial hail
this evening. Such an address is Of
particular interest in the midst Of the
excitement attending our present ma
tional conflict, and a large audience
listened to Professor MacDonaId's mas
terly speech.
The victory Of the BoWdoin Varsity
bail nine over Brown University.
was appropriately celebrated by the
students of BoWdo.n, last evening. y
huge bonfire vas built in front Of the
chapel as soon as the chapel bell an
nounced the news Of victory, ana i'm
mediately afterWard procession Of
over 100 students promenaded the
streets calling at the residences Of
President Hyde and various members
of the faculty. Speeches appropriate
"a the occasion were made by the Pres
dent and professors
Bowdoin supporters feel justly elated
over the excellent showing of their
team. since the Brown nine is acknoWl-
edged to be one of the strongest college
teams in the country. The victorious
5oWdoin players returned, this after
noon, in season for the customary pra -
tice Libby, who pitched 50 remark
able a game at Providence. Wednesday,
is in the pink of condition. and VIII oc-
cupy the box in the game with the Uni
versity of Maine. Saturday.
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Arnold & Pinkham, the new pro
pnetors cf the Augusta House, which
is 10 be opened to the public, June l.
ore making many improvements be-
sides these all ready known. the best
IF which is the decoration Of the parlor-
which is to be the music room The
walls are specially designed and repre-
sent various Instruments The acou-
sticrropcrties of the room are excellent
They have purchased one of the cele-
hr&ted Merrill pianos for use Of Their
guests. to be used in concerts ana
mUsi2alos. and when it is completed II
viii be The finest music room in the
State.
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BANEFUL INDIGESTION.
THE DISORDERS IT CAUSES AND
THE POISONS IT INSTILS IN THE
mann

If we only knew how dangerous, insid-
ious and ruthless a disease indigestion is.
we would not wait as we do before en-
deaVOfing to cure ii.
The longer we wait, the more danger
Gus it is likely to become.
So the sooner we take Shaker Digestive
Cordial the better it will be. and the bet
ter we will be.
Indigestion is dangerous because ii Gre
ates poisons in the stomach which are
absorbed by the blood and by it carried
to all parts of the body.
Could anything be worse than this?
These poisons would not be formed If
the stomach could digest its food When
it can't Shaker Digestive Cordial VIII
help it to do so.
Nothing will help the stomach so wei
as Shaker Digestive Cordial. nothing else
cure indigestion so qucnly, or so posi-
lively.
The reason is that it purfes the stom-
ach and the blood, and makes your 1000
strengthen instead of poison you.
1t is not a medicine. but an aid to Ill
gestion, a pleasant cordial for weak stoh-
achs
Sold by druggists. Fen cents for trial
bottle.
Address for interesting book The Shak-
ers, 30 Reade Street, New York
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The Maine Loyal Legion.

The animal meeting Of the Cnnnan-
derry of Maine, Military order Of the
Loyal Legion. was held at Portland.
Wrdnesda,. avanirm ,rho ,,.in.es
meeting was called "a orda,. -, 4 n,rlnrt
in tb4 hoteI parlnr Col samnnI n a..
len. presiding
The reportg for tho roa,. ,v.r.. ,aad
and officers fo, ,h4 ..,s,,i,, ,,,o,. w.
elected as follows.
Co,n,,an,{a,-r,ra, p,;e, ca,,
(,barIoe w r,il.1., = Q \,
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G. T. Mqrsfoh. the truokman, ap-
pearcd y the street, yesterday, with
twol hafFlsonne new teams. one was a
new baggage Wagon for The hauling of
truck 10 and from the depot and this
other was 2 ten-cent carriage. 1t is the
handsomest accommodation carriage
en- the street being fitted with plate
glass windows and is made with pan
els. The carriage was made at Ames-
barry Mass, especially for Nh Mars
ton at a cost of 1926
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Daily kennepec Journal.

Cards OF thanks, Obituary ro.,
'uoohs OF respect. ETC., will be cb.,~
at the rate OF ten cents per lin. n,a
cuafses less than seventy-five cent, ~
'erusink announcement.
entertainments, whose object !. ="
raising OF money will be CHARGED :, ~
rate OF fifteen cents 4 line. 'H'
'.r'"k notices, news form. viii
oe excluded from our local column. ="
cept sueh as refer to advertisers a..1.
pyihs space in our Advertising colnms.
ana VIII be run under a separate 49,.
on one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to recs,.
JOURNAL promptly will confer NV
by notifying the Office immedl.teIv