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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-08-19
CHANGE
In OFFICE
OF SECRETARY
OF the Young Meas Christian Assssaa
tiOu, Mr.. Maylott Succeeding
M, Nssris, Resigned

]. H. Norris who has served the
Young Meas Christian Association here
the past nine months in a gnost eEiin-
emily successful manner, 1s general sec
Rotary, has resigned the position to re-
turn 10 MS home, EosssDia, Ohio, 70
take charge of and SOSS after the ex,
tensiSe properties belonging to his aged
mother, and has 6een succceded by j.
r NaysStt, an exPsuiuuced man in that
line. Tie charge oUnes Us a surprise
70 the community G.A all are sorry to
lose Mr. Norris, wiho has given such
eaninent satisfaS6SuE, bat the new man
PEomines to prove a worthy successor.
Mr. MaylOth buhsgs a combination Of
rare trimming and association experience
which renders the cClarksburg association
and as PRESENT vrtrk just the place fol
sud- a msn
Mr.. Maylutt 'eArly showed Leadership
IN sports and special interest in the work
for young men ~ carried on by the Y
NJ @. A, 50 apnkIied in the world famed
f'UangcKst D. I. Moody's schools, al
ssaicn paaeo ssaecompleted a four years
course. Not stsy wis he an honor mar
'sA the educll4en side of school life Dut
zaallins successfully the vursity teams
czech year m sbtse ball, foot bali ant
Eusle. hall o'rom Mt. Hcrmon schoo
me enfrred the international Y. NJ. @. A
T'I'o;fpirlg S,tNgol. at Springfield, Mass.
/ and ssy M. 'iaorough scholastic prepare
\ lion eompIetoi the three years course il
two years, graduating with praise. IN,
TRUSTING stlpol base ball and foot bal
teE1sss nos1 Inning up against tine largest
eastern ooueges each year and whici
held Yale University down to yer,
szHzaaA aeUre mad Mr.. Maylott as quarter
back and emf ON their varsity foot bal
sseAE and pitcher and captain of thei
base trsn teams. The new director ha
made tous in his college days with
fast basket bah squad, himself captain
ard forvaau Mr.. Alaylott has supple
nleH'ted his.rpecial trimming for Y. NJ. c
II work l6y,a years study in medicin,
IT Barnes Medical College, in st. Louis
He aaa -oevved. as general secretary a
the PhilmOus, n. Y, association, and a
The Beverly, Mass, Y. N. c. a. and a
direction 'of lanoys work at the Centra
Branch st. louis Y. NJ. C. A., and can,
arese from associate dictatorship Of IL
ragsieal Impairment of the 1iinneapoIi
Y N. &C. "a.
Mr.; Maylote has brought with him hi
vile. 'daushte- of Rev. C. T Bianehel
IN AmAfican missionary to the Japan
ese, at present rector of st. Mark
church, PhiInuont, N. Y.
Drop an at -bhe, association rooms. /
the Payne 6sscs, on Pike street, an
sa.aiae hastis 'saatar the aewimaa-
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innate business such as a bank, VIA
ao8 laying hi.nself - public eoadensaa-
ripn. The main moathing Of that cliqne
asags a man who has bank stock ought
not to Be sheriff The clique itself even
went further than that. Il said in con,
lvention taas man who Il ersaged il
helping to develop and build up the
county should not have nomination be-
cause he had money in bank and was :
bank ofIlCeE- Tfus Il S shown inst .
man in this day and generation can not
be husiress man and receive the IN
dorsement and support OF the Democrats
clique, ard Teasoaing that way, Il IS
conveyed to the people that Short Is not
q business man Ef that he truo, % IS
an admission, re did not expscs the
clique to make, but having made q, w,
have the right 20 take it at leR woTc
and ten the peyple that the Democra4i,
clique does net regard Snort q freshness
man. Ana s1p.e Tins IS true ts1tt ganl
virtuSEfy says that 1t does not ~expsc
/ the business men OF the coahsy 10 yot.
for Short ana that it would No hfgil.
ina4pupef ion 9hem 10 do So
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Thomas
c. White, ON the 10th day Of August
1904, filed viii the City Clerk Of clarlsa:
burg, West Virginia, his application for
q franchise for the construction, mainte
nance and operation Of a street railroad
with the necessary sidetracks and turn
outs for the transportation by cars
drawn or propelled by horses. electricity
cables, or such other motor power as may
be deemed cspedieut, Of passengers in
the City OF ClarlSsburg, Harrison County.
West Virginia, over, upon and along the
following roads, and streets: Beginning
at the interrogation OF centers Of West
Mechanic and Third streets. thence s
10 degrees a5 minutes w. l05 feet 70
intersection of centers of Third and Me-
chanIc street S. 12 degrees 80 minutes =.
1873 feet to the intersection Of the
contcrs of Mechanic and Water streota
thence with Water street S. II degrees
30 minutes w. 500 feet, thence s. SO
degrees 40 minutes W. 600 feet crossing;
corporation line Of the City OF ClarlSs.
burg, West Virginia, ut 5so feet.
A plat and map showing the location
Of said street railroad has been filed in
tho Office Of William II. Cole. the City
Clerk Of the city Of clarksbmg Har
rison County. West virginia, 81 Thomas
g. White, to which reference Is hereby
made. the one market Thomas o.
Whites Surface Street Car Line on Me.
clanic and Water Streets and the other
marked "Profile OF Thos. c. Whites Sur
face Street Car Line Mechanic and
Water Streets.n
The said application win be presented
TO the City Council Of Clarkshurg at IT'S
regular session on Friday, September
10, 1904, or MS soon thereuftcr as the
Council win consider the same, at which
time this notice win have been published
and said application fledsat least SO
days prior thereto.
This notice Is given in compliance with
Chapter 90 Of the Acts Of 1901, OF the
Legislature Of west Virginia, and pub.
lished for thirty days in. the Harrison
County Herald, the clarksburg News and
the cIarksburg Telegram, newspapers q
general circulation, published in the City
Of clarlSsburg, Harrison County, Wesi
Virginia.
Dated this 10th day Of August, 1904
THOMAS G. WHITE.
anglo. ltd-atw
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pRcEpn1oN BEING REVEALED.

me plan es deception the Democratic
ssez OF this state inaug1arated early
one campaign is entirely too poader-
i for them to sseep under cover. They
ne foaHd the task more than they ean
I,omphsh and as the result every day
,esses . little of it leaking out, az
by Ehe astonishing admissions
1 creep into the columns OF Demo
lie papers, some 50 much at Variance
b one aaother that ene does not have
ad between the Kses to learn the
about what they are up to. For
lie we append clipPiags from two
Democratic papers on the ques-
the disfrancnisemest of the
First IS given that from the
ling Register. as follows<
dc West Virginia Democratic state
ention is deadIoeised on the qsestion
gro disfranehisement. From 200
tin ten tonight It was held up
committee ON resolutions, and at
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The Democratic ssoBber strongly n
Inmates That Short h not business
mas, .ard, "a that conno.:tara, that the
reason other Spen were turnea down fOr
the Democratic nominations, was that
they ,sere business men and had invested
their savings 10 some legitimate enter
prise. The ciiquc,s mouthing tries to
hold some of the Democratic nominees
mp as .ependthrists and wftasazt the
aitility TO take care of what mag come
into their hands. 81 it be- trne they can
not look sfter their own businass with
Success, it is dlso true that they could
not hook after the,bxainess of the people
With aafsty.
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The question y being asked by some
prominent and 6pd.Iine Democrats, why
the trss of -ihe 'Desaoeratsc eliqae did moi
let any Delpocrat in SSsFdis 'disdrict go
TO the .stste convention, and vtsey say
they ar very sanxiotss for en- explsRatiou
1t is strmngly intimated tAat the clique
,ssanted 10 run the Harrison county dele
ention in she state cnaventi,sn aHd-io be
sn the safe side they took care ndt to
have Demrasa4s there who do some
,tbinkipg for themselves and ere not -un-
der the poisonous influence OF the iIttlc
set. that has set itself alp as dictators
a.ni; rulers Of the Democratic party. IT
is 'ssaportant that the ,trSo rest1ain tA5S
matter. VIII they do 81 And. III
this connection they might also .explair
why rssae from this town, who ,pnofesses
10 be -a~Republsean and one OF Dnsvson'a
sfauneilest supporters, according 10 his
pre,tensisns, one who wanted TO lead
Dawson around by the arm and tried
to hangsso his coat tail continnnlfly, ,sext
to the Iesb- time he was here, amd, wqsen
ne made n public speech here bobbed
around m sbhe nenoefat1c stnte eeotENe9-
tion and ssSped, or tried 90 help. 10 run
the delegation in the 6nterest Of The
Democratic clique, the same one who
called part IN the clique ugly names the
evening of The Democratic county con
svention here. All these matters shout,
he explained to'tnese lifelong Democrats
SINCE they exposes an eagernsss to know
the why's and wnerefores. Let the
clique come aleug and tell them just
'how it happened and why.
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The professad Democratic paper aese
but in neaftty the organ of a select de~
of that party, Gays in substance that
Ogden, of the wheeling News, is enough
of himself to defeat ,cornwell for gov
ernor, and We agree with that sheet in
that particular. But since they have
said that Ogden sis plenty" TO do them
sp, we suppose their struggles in the
faure win be for the purpose of a vain
attempt to win bit Of admiration from
those who take delight in aduairing a
dead cat who has come to life eight
times and entering ON the tiroes of the
ninth death, which Is the last forever
and ever.
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RSssibly, ii the Democratic clique or
gan would read some of the t<Slls passed
by tine exasn session of the legislature
just closed, it would talSe a different
stsnd on y5olations of law Those bills
t1usa to ,eunect several evils. They were
passed By the Hepublicaus, while the
Dmocrsrts, among whom was CornwelL
tasslr cnplsaiatc ffpr governor. opposed
them. on-nwen snd his vss6ciates are
on record as opposing all the reforms
the mew laws Nre intcIaad to bring
about, but, Of course, the Democrats
clique pssFer is not expected to be m
line wrdh even fthe DeIsocrrstic party
since tins clique isieeIf in lis e..gcrness 10
get INTO power end iHaugurate the old
order Shaving regime, disreg lrds evvTy
fundamental principle Of hss party and
even throws it overheard to get = few
votes 1t .eeuid not otherwise get Besides
that sheet. while it Is 'howling about
this, that and the ,sthcr, might also take
into consideration the TACT mat some
places would not prosper, ii it were not
for the patronage given them by thoee
who eiAi1n 10 be reFermers
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The Democratic clique sheet appears
to hare repudiate6 fcornwe1l, the Demo
cratic nominee for governor, altogether.
It is now engaged IN trying to eousince
the people that Dawson is Democrat,
heeanse te is supported by the Wheeling
News. but only two days ago it de-
noxnced the editor of that paper for
eoHfsg out for Dawson and charged
him with having a bad liver. That
sheet IS not to be blamed. however, for
foundering around so much, since the
state platform is meaningiess ON the
great question Of the hour and especially
since the nominee's record aas been
shown up bitterly opposed to the bills
that the Democracy attempted for
months to give Henry G. Davis 80 muca
credit for and upon which they an
nounced repeatedly that they would run
him for governor We deny the imputa-
ton that Dawson Is Democrat. but we
have not the slightest objection to the
clarksburg News giving him as much
hearty support as It seems to have
started cut within the past day or so to
do. Learning from the Wheeling News
It giscs evidence that It viii shortly
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OBITUARY of Z. r pr;ee

Dssd, -guly aard, 1908. at his resi-
dence in West Milford, w. Va. z. h
Prize, an his r6Oth year, of aeut,
,Brlgs&'s disease. lslr. Price was bor1
and reared near svorthington. Marion
county. and more than thirty years
ago ss aueateH in Greenviile. Pa.
where he WAS for many years in the
mercantile business, in which Sc ne
quired eonsiserabls money, retiring
from busfness several years ago. and
returned to West virginia, living 70
n time At HErrisxEae and at BeIpre
Ohio. but his a.ealsi failing last year,
he removed TO Me. Milford some
months ago, and for ,some time he APP
Peared to get betaer. but for short
time only, then ruPadig sank. suffering
greatly for elk weeks.
He leaves = widow and one daughter,
Mrs. Geo. W. ,sturm. and z,wo grandsons.
Blaine and Harry Sturnl, sud numeroas
Other relatives TO mourn &ss departure.
NE was buried by the 8dd Fellows
T.esiee. Of whien he was rnember. in
the I. o. o. F. cemetery At .syest Mil
f'rsi, ssanday evening, July &c
Those attending from a distance
gere Mr.. Judson snodgrass, Of Harris
vale, Rsy. Han ssodgrass, Of Garkers.
burg; Mrs. Thomas G. Meredith, OF
Grafton, and Mrs. Rebecca SzsI, Of
Als<shenS, City, Pa
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tIis alsu osFs-nn1stlE was taken fslf
ten 5'esoek rozno11bw nonaing Tudor
the rEls aasopts d itaa5ttfng ssse oan De.
done tin the platform IS Adopted. The
.erseire southern end a the state i sclia
for a declaration OF ti,s platform IL fastSFl
Of Waite supremacy scad the disfrAnciise.
lrasst OF ss9ae nerIa Their reEzaSettzs-
tivts aFn demanding it and Senator
Henry g. Davis u Exposing s. lest ssAre
n7oationvof such . platform - his stsstc
-sElulId iars votes .{Er the hatSaEnll SitSet
i'm tthe nottaSan statss- l'SElg FelR
nEvIS Is AS MUCH IN Favor OF
NEGRO DISFRAScHISE1EENT AS
Any uNE IN THE STATE BUT
HEARS "A EBEEEARATErN M1ULD
~ Bm POLICE
Next We read lie folloxEng f5orn the
UEoreastto-Rn> New lDominisu=
4DemoeTAts dsoal this part ssf the
l4ssate auia conservative DemousEss from
,sill psrtS Of the state are slaa tEasSt 'the
i.EIlank fazoring she disrr1ndhisezaalt Of
.sse -uegro has',teen throSvu ,5ueN.ef the
-pzrty lpkktform. an the frst lEslR-e it's
-.-1eA f,S'A@-Ss' 80 %i''AS -. =.
ant eiian thaf, MS all wrong Asrd the
Isssvocaees OF eae measure sec is'st MS
,W'ong- ut Evasz1'ot the belize ia'iat It
,Vlas poor politics that defeeeGd this
measure DeIsorfats Don't 'rerreat ios
tssat reason. 1sO0e faSor1nis rpAe meas
'lRs sfmEay reE'aEesd that eoey We're
wS'pg. 3rid. mot malt those fssyorssd inc
hiE white plank 9hat were $3.50 TO d0
go They We're nut few IN saelfrber
1Ssre ''SHS never any real 4Erfcsr OF enc
adoption o. me Ialflik, I1's HesuHocratiS
parry, tr'ss to lts i'eliefs az'a 'l5r1scipies
meTely listened to opinions Of rs mem
bers The measure was defeated be-
canse their were Nc enough WAC IA voF'
fedits
Asd ineTdentailg we may read tbs
following t''Sen iron the chEssburs
/ Views 'i'.lthaagh' 6he nnrsliNsEfffss ''f the
source would give Che suhjeet-rzlatte1
very little II any significance u taken
alone a clipping taken from that
sheets r'pos6 Of 'ta'a DemoenassIe state
~eonyention:
se@aeor DAVIS rs alere as a guest q
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FoR SALE.

Ohio river bottom farm Of $50 acres;
6wo-third bottom, third hill; situat-
d in Gallia county, Ohio, four miles
north of GAiiipolis o., opposite Point
Pleasant, W. Va. and mouth OF Big
Kannwha river. Two railroads, tive
rivers. soil fertile, improvements good;
NNFihin oze-aaif milo chilrsa school. post
Office, steam laundry ard raiiroad sta
tion. Address D. r Bryan. Ga1ipolis.
Ohio ly2esNtts
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For Ramesseksfs aEa Bust.
ness Men.

A very desirable, new. efghtsroom
dwelling Wit gath gas. hot and cold
water eeyry noderr convenience il
good Situation ease 70 ear line. Price
thirty-cight hundred dollars.
A neat six-room dwelling with bath
room, on lot 45xla6 feet, with mann ii,
year and fine wen. in good locatisns.
Price twenty-one hundred and ffty dssj-
lars.
Two and a salt acres OF land located
directly on Parlsersburg and Marietta car
line in caoice location. Price twenty.
ont hundred and fifty dollars.
Choice corner lot on Gould avenue.
5oxI5o feet. Price eight hundred and
fifty dollars.
II you are interested we want you to
write US or come to Parkersburg and SEQ
US. Make our office your headquarters
while in the city.
West Yirginia Real Estate Co..
222 Fourth Street,
ParSersburg, w Va.
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Notice Of Annual stOckholders meeting

Notice Of Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice IS hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of The
Farmers Bank ut CIarlsburg. W. Va.
viii be aeld IN DR.. j. B. Smiths hall, in
clarlsburg. Harrscn County, w. Va, at
one o'clock p. M. on Tuesday, the sob
day of August. 1908. for the purpose Of
.eIeeting board Of directors and trans,
acting any other business that may
properly come before such meeting
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
cHAs. ". FURBEE.
auel2-3tw. Cashier.
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FIRST NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

in the District Court OF the United
States, for the Northern District OF
West Virginia, in Re- j. w. Dodge
bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of j. w. Dodge. Of
CanrlsBUrg, in the county of Harrison
and District aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice IS hereby given that on the
81 day of August, A. D. 1904, the said
+ w Dodge, was duly adjudieated
bankruFt; and the first meeting of his
ecdftors win Sc held ct the Law office
Il w. Frank Stout, in Clarksburg, w
Va, on thc, nth day Of August. A. D.
1904, at TO O'Clock IN the forenoon, at
wsajch tim said creditors may attend
puOve their claIms, appoint a trustee
exsmine tine 'basqSrupt und transact such
other business - may properly come be
fu,s the saia msting.
w.FFRANK STOUT,
Referee in Bankruptcy
dlraed August 4. 1908.
Emer r. Goodwin, .Eaq-.
atoney for Bankrupt. 6aug4t
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United States of America, Northern
District of West Virginia, IS. In the
United States District Court in and
for said District. In the matter Of
Michael w. CLANCY, Bankrupt. No.
$50. In Bankruptcy. Petition for
Discharge.
To the Honorable John j. Jackson, Judge
of the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District Of
West Virginia.
Michael w. CLANCY, Of cIarksburg, in
the County of Harrison, and State Of
West Virginia, in said district, respect
fully represents that on the 18th day
Of June. last past, he was duly adindi-
Gated bankrupt under the acts Of Com
gress relating to bankruptcy; that he
mas duly surrendered an his property
and rights Of property. and has fully
complied with al the requirements Of
said acts and of the orders Of the courts
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may Be
dccreed BY the court to have a full dis.
nllnrnn f~or,. al 4n3.4o -.r,....,.1,M 80
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ORDER on PupLIcATIoN.

StaSte OF West WdEgini0:
At Rules held in the clerks office oil
tn" circuit Court of Harrison County. on
Tuesday, the 9TH day of DnEy, 1908, the
| ,;sillowiag order was entered:
sylvester A. Lananan ". clarl<sburp
Brewing Company, a corporation
william dresser Construction Com.
..ppuny- q corporation, and john d. Sui,
eivan. IN chaneery.
Tsse object OF the absve entifled suii
Is 70 enforce aaechanies' lien IN fawoi
Of fie plaintiff against certain lot auld
building thereon. situated on pike street
in the City OF cfarsesburg. Harrison ca.
West Virginia, and Belonging TO the de-
fendanf. the clarlOsburg Brewing Com.
tpany, which said lot was conveyed to
said clarisburg Brewing Company BY r.
Moore Joekson and Emma L. jackson.
MS wife, by deed bearing date on tf,e
let day Of June. 1908, and recorded iu
the office OF the Clerk OF the countv
Court of Harrison County, West Virgin
"a, IN Deed Book No. 1877 at page az;
which said lien was taken against said
house and lot by the plaintiff to secure
him in tIbe payment Of the sum Of $3.50
for materials Furnished and labor per-
formed upnn said house On q Contract
with tie said John D. Sullivan. SUBJ
contractor pnder the said wilhelm Cries.
ser Construction Company, who was the
principal contractor with the said
clarlSsburg Brewing Company for the
erection OF tke said building. And it
appearing by affidavit filed in this cause
that John D. Sullivan and the Wilhelm
Griesser Construction Company, cor.
poration, are non-nesidents OF this state,
1t Is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the date Of the
6rst publication hereof and do what is
necessary to protect their interests.
A copy, teste:
a. w. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Lewfs & Morris, Solicitors. j22-wzt
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Wheti1er there be honor cr-m5t in re-
ceiving the votes ii ''coonss.'' the News
calls the negroes, it IS a fact thu Henry
C. Davis and the Dsmocratic -sta.te con
vention thought there was emo ugh Of
Importance in the negro qBesti on, as
they termed II, to tslOe tine pret aution
not to let plank get into -ti,eepli .tfOrin
declaring for tine disfrancfiseinen It OF
the negro. Their own actions in this
respect snow they tisought there was
considerable force in the cues tjou-
whether there was any honor or not and
that it was so potent bnat it ,wouI be
dangerous for them to monkey with, aD.i.
after they had gotten themselves wo, kri
up to do something desperate, they got
frightened and backed down und ut.
With that fact staring them IN the zee
and while they are on the subject of
honor. they might rush into print I'd
tell US whether eowardice and the la *
of courage 20 carry out their ,anntSetioi Is
.are matters OF honor.
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After All thew have s.;a ana

After all they have saia ana done
against Dawson and tax rsform, and
me DemOeraHTtc Clique mauhning here
snsrbeen fun even teeming 'pHar, Csf de
nuaciation for Dawson and declnrafsons
TINT he was Betrayed and ali SIsat OF Ghe
tax reform 5dea, even to the extent of
the Republican platform betItsiing ,siirn.
compromising hfm ana all that. 6hey arc
foTeed to make tho declarat5on about
Dawson. ''he Is running on dfa,ket "a
wh1eh the prfne7pal plank is composed
of tax reform timber.' This meaaE
that che moutSfng has seen the error
of It's statements heretofore aboae the
RepubEean platform and Dawson. ami
that 1t has been forced to correct tas
impression it has heretosfore tried I'd
make. ii is to be congratulated 6oF
discovering the truth abest this naafer,
although 30 late.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION. !

State Of West Virginia.
At Rules he'd in the Clerks Office q
the cireuit Gosrt of Harrison County.
ON Monday, The first day of August
1909, the following order was entered.
Ethel Estlaek and MCKINLEY Estlacls, in.
fants under the age of twenty-one
years, who sue 81 Thomas Linvile,
their next friend. and Mary NJ. Est
lack,
mi NJ. Estlacll, James 3. Barnes, Alfred
0. Cochran and South Penn on Com.
Pany, corporation.
The object OF the above entitled suit
Is to cancel or reform certain deed from
Eli NJ. Estlaek to James B. Barnes and
Alfred .. Cochran, which deed bears
date Jaly l2, 1901, and Is recorded in
the office e the Clerk OF the County
Court of Harrison County, in Deed Book
No. l24, at page ls6; also to cancel on
reform a certain oil lease from the said
Eli n. Estlacie 70 the South Penn Oil
which lease pears date of
July %. 1908, and Is of record in said
clerks office in Deed Book No. 1877 at
page sol.
And Il appearing by affidavit fled IN
this cause that James r. Barnes and
Alfred .. Cochran ara non.residents Of
this State. i Is ordered that they ds
appear here within one month after tie
date OF the first publication haroof and