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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-10
THE FREE PASS
Official Who Accepts a Pass Will Be
influenced By 1t

1T is about as necessary that the
courts shall have a reputation for JUS
tice as that they shall mete it out.
This should lead judges not to re-
ceive railroad courtesies when those
giving them may become litigants in
their courts; for, no matter how wise
a decision may be rendered against a
party in litigation against a railroad.
the defeated party will never cease to
contend that he did not have a fair
trial. This weakens the authority and
general standing of the court. Sec
rotary Taft, at New Haven.
By why confine this truth to
judges?
The acceptance of free transporta-
ton by any other officer of the gov.
eminent is just as bad-and may be
worse.
Any government officer who accents
favors from the railways might. il
he Is weak and complacent person.
connive at an indulgent and half
hearted enforcement of the laws appli.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-10
STATE CONVENTION CALL
Chairman Warner Issues Document
for Republican Gathering


The republicans of the state of
Nebraska are hereby called to meet
in convention at the Auditorium in
the city of Lincoln, on Wednesday,
August 20. 1906, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of placing
in nomination candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices:
One United States senator.
One governor.
One lieutenant governor.
Three railway commissioners.
One secretary of state.
One auditor of public accounts.
One treasurer.
One superintendent of public in
struction.
One attorney general.
One commissioner of public lands
and buildings.
And for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before it,
The said convention shall be made
up OF delegates chosen by the repub-
licans of the respective counties of
the state, apportioned one delegate
at large for each county and one for
each one hundred and twenty-five
votes or majOr-fraction thereof, cast
at the last election for Hon. Chas. B.
Lection, republican nominee for Judge
Of the supreme court.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-10
Nebraska News

afford a pretext for delay and daily
ing should anyone want to get into
the political limeIight on the grain
trust matter Attorney COPYRIGHT
asked to have the evidence regarding
the rebate matters cut out This
would permit an appeal to the federal
court on the ground that the interstate
commerce commission has jurisdiction
On the subject. Referee Pemberton
According to bulletin which the
Western Egg Buyers association is
distributing among the farmers of the
state, Nebraska eggs have lost stand
ing In the east, eastern consumers
positively refusing to buy Nebraska
eggs, declaring that they are unpal-
atable. The association is planning
to raise the standard Of Nebraska
eggs SO considerably that they will
be placed at the head of the list in
point of desirability. The dealers are
warned that all eggs are to be candled
and that none below second grade
will be paid for.
Is H. Bruhn OF Bennington deputy
sheriff of Douglas county? If he is,
he is entitled to another levy of $25.
He was fined $25 and costs for an al
legged fracture of the fishing statutes.
Deputy sheriffs are ex-officio game
wardens in their respective counties.
Bruhn confided his official position. it
is said, and the matter is being in
vestigated. Game wardens who VIC
late the fishing regulations are en-
titled to fine of $50.
UniOn-The funeral of William OAR
rought, whose death occurred at 3
o'clock yesterday morning at the home
OF his son in this village, was held
today Mr.. Darrough was born in
Ohio, May 20, 1829,and had been a
resident of this county about thirty
years. He was veteran Of the civil
war and did honorable service in the
union cause, his death resulting from
ailments he contracted in the service.
His request that he be buried in a
soldiers uniform was complied with.
The deacOnesses' work of the Luth-
eran church of the United States may
be done in Lincoln. The Lutherans
have decided to take over Tabitha
home, founded by H. Heiner. A hos
pital and home for the aged will be
established. The Lutherans have sew
eral similar homes located in the
east
The state university may meet the
Chicago university football team on
the gridiron next fall Negotiations
are now in progress, and the game is
assured if date can be agreed upon.
Nebraska City-The temperance
people of Syracuse had their first
inning before Judge lessen last even
ing in their effort to make that village
a strictly temperance town. They had
asked for mandamus to compel the
village board of Syracuse to revoke
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-10

the license it had granted to Mrs.
A.. e. Schapers and give them a
chance to file remonstrance. There
were number of witnesses and the
case took several hours for the judge
to hear, but at its conclusion he de-
MED the writ
Papillion-The Commercial club
held an enthusiastic meeting this
week. A committee composed of l.
D. Clark, A. E. Langdon and ]. r..
Wilson was appointed to draft me-
mortal to the Commercial club OF Om-
aha, asking its cooperation in the
building of a permanent road from
here to Omaha. The roads across the
bottoms near Sarpy Mills. and on the
county line at this time of the year
are almost impossible, owing to the
high waters. The traffic is always
heavy, as there is no other way of
reaching the city, and it seems that
something should be done along those
lines.
West Point-The graduating exer-
cises of the musical department of
st. Joseph's convent school will be
held in the opera house May Is ind
Is. The sisters in charge of this
school have developed in. their numer-
GUS pupils high degree of musical
talent, the choicest of which will find
expression at the function.
Seward-Mr. and Mrs. John Zim-
merer, who are touring Europe, were
leaving Naples for the Nile country
as Mount Vesuvius was first in erup-
ton. On their return from Palestine
to Naples they encountered the ter
rlble eruption and were detained with
hundreds of other tourists who
CHANGED to reach Naples at that time.
Plattsmouth - The Portsmouth
Woman's club has elected the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. William Cole; vice
president, Mrs. H. J. Streight; record
ing secretary, Mrs. H. d. Travis;
treasurer Mrs. l.. A. Moore The next
meeting will be at Mrs. J. D. Nc
Brides.
Beatrice-Coal has been discovered
on the farm of c. E. Morris three
miles southeast of Dil1er, and samples
brought to town show the specimens
to be from one to three inches in
thickness. The vein crops out in a
cut made by the Burlington company
in Strengthening it's road bed and. as
yet no efforts have been made to de-
velop the find
Beatrice-Captain Workizer has an
nOunced that the university cadets
would hold their annual encampment
at Beatrice for one week, beginning
May 20. The encampment will be held
at the ChautauQua grounds, and it is
planned to have the cadets join in the
Decoration day exercises with Com
pany and the Grand Army of the
Republic
Dannebrog-The farmers co-Opera-
tive creamery was opened for business
Friday. The directors express them
selves as being we'll satisfied with the
prospects. There are 100 sharehold-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-10
SODA AND POP

Lincoln, Neb.-Is the $65,000,O 900 an
nually paid in by the people of the
United States to the proprietors of
Soda fountains really paid for com
bination of coal tar dyes, glucose, sac
carine and vile acids?
This is the assertion frequently
made, and State Food Commissioner
Redfern has announced his intention
Of making, in the near future thor
Ough examination of the extracts and
syrups used at the Lincoln soda foun-
tains.
Il feel sure that all the highly col
ored pop and flavoring extracts must
be artificially colored. The real fruit
fiavors of strawberry and vanilla
would never give such vivid color
ing as you see in those bottles. Coal
tar products must be largely used.
And | cannot understand why the
syrups should have declined cents
per gallon in price this year. Raw
sugar has advanced considerably and
] should think syrup would do the
same"
Lincoln.-Attorneys for the grain
men have prepared a basis for ap-
neal To the federal court This will
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-10

Lincoln.-Attorneys for the grain
men have prepared basis for ap-
peal to the federal court This will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
Can Give to- Frisco
Sufferers

Every person can afford 20 give
Ia the san Ffnnciao0 sufferers II
he bus a the big cut rate aaloa
Al aarlell'H Red Cross DRUG Store.
clio md Az. aud saves money Here
are Il few really exceptional bar
gains for Tuesday only 2bc boxes
iriah linen writing paper Toe. ilec.
mans or uafduer'n Polssin gum.
packages for e.. yanellue camphor.
Ice. Toe hosea 1e. corn and bunion
plaHtera Toe bnKeH. &c. colgnto'a
fine toilet soaps for fe. 0nethlrd
less than regular price. POE whist
hrooma. fse. full eac cans Monnen'a
bafatea faieum powder &c. Can
Yuu beat themY go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
WAGON CANVASS
A SUCCESS
CLOTHING, BEDDING. uATA.
DLuB, IN VAST QUANTITIES.
WE'RE DELIVERED At PIER Is
AsNGsULr or TOUR or CITY.

A vast quantity Of clothing. bod
ding. mattresses aud eatables was
delivered al pier y yesterday after
noon 10y the army ~ wagons lie /
can ynasod the city az the suggestion
OF the Seattle Real Estate Mems as
aocintion over i2d wagons left
Pioneer square aud the corner of
End and Pike nj O'Clock. carrying
volunteer workers and national
gunrdamen. Although the work
went on until late In the afternoon.
the entire city was not covered aud
many people have telephoned that
they have bundles ready. which VIII
be- collected today
ON an emergency cali the national
guard turned out, although not la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

city amounting to $50 tons al the
vessel could carry.
" n sheffield accompanied the
vessel az tho annut Of the Chamber
# Commerce relief committee, finr-
Nef } Noes and Colonel WELDON, OF
the National Guard. went az repre-
arntHflYea 0f the state. pr james
Love. - Tacoma. went ia charge
af five volunteer nurses and two
volunteer cooks Cafl ~ Peterson
aud HeiEu itiiKeanu accompanied
The vessel faf the purpose Of baking
~ fresh bread en- route FOR inimo.
date distribution upon arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
MARCONI AND De FOREST
WIRELESS LITIGATION

imperfect contact IN every possible
Kind af system FOE eHolueinK sig
nails by means af ttern oscillations.
m view of tho limitations imposed
upou The Marcaul eaherer hy the
disclosure ef nfaaly. Papaff aud
Lodge. such a generic gialm. much
broader than those IT the original
patent Tor which Il seems 10 have
been substituted should not have
been permitted when the effsef
would be to enlarge the senpe ~
the ofisinal invention
IN the orieinal patent Mareeal
limited mest af his claims % a com.
hinatten Tn a receiver for eirefffea
oscillations az his eahefer. eanalst.
ing o. tube aud poe dee. and nssns.
Ter shaking tHe powder. ffnt mas
uiueh Is this bad been disclosed b
prior puhiica items. De applied faf
the REISSUE. and BY claim I attempt
ed b cover not merely the eahefef
20 his FORMER cialrna % any suc 4
ceherer tn feesiNeF. az a cahrrer
with means Toe shaking the powder
therein. but every fern - inspeHs
feet contact device. previously dts
closed hy sthsfa - whiah naikat be
thereafter discovered. hsHever
combined vita any nisetrlsal slHuAI
snparaiuz listing Hefia oscillations
This claim. q allowed. would cover
TIE prior devices = t.elss ard
faopoff. The latter - which l.
claimed 90 have usesssgtstrA The
DISCLAIMER AND REISSUE
ffeuce the ln1anatlan aid uaI anplY
O. clnim 1. anA hence the disclaimer
f1lsnx thls disclaimer af elalta 40.
Z which vas the only vital nnlnt ~
iesue. gives the American Re F'areal
az enpinx Ffetary IA ihn AhaTn suit.
- claims ! and waFa ehaalala and
aei tu use, Mafe0nt - flIinx the
disclaimer in the Nateng aFflfr
FOREVER losses the right 70 said
rlaffm -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

full strength. and two gunfdsmen
went on each wagon. directing the
work Almost every family contrib
nted It's quota Of clothes. bedding OF
food. many saeka Of potatoes and
several tents being given Shoes In
large quantities we're also among
the contributions Those who had
not prepared bundles yesterday.
promised 10 do 80 M morning
At pier u volunteer workers t1iled
all day. filling large packing boxes
with the gifts The entire work was
fhanshlfuliy planned aud well man
aged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
HOUSE
STILL STANDS

SAN FRANCISCO. April gs Tho
tiiit house, reported Ia the early
dispatches to be swept into the sea
sun .ahas According 10 Man.
aSef Wilkins, the damage 10 the IA.
i,l, STRUCTURE VIII not exceed $500
ne escape Of the building A one
et TIE peculiar features at the dls.
astnr
ne renowned suiro baths. near
me INN HOUSE. With "a Thousands
., SQUARE feet OF glaaa roofing. h
also practically unharmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
BUCHANAN IS ON
THE WAY
STEAMER SAILS ron SAN
FRANCISCO WITH TONS or
suPpLlvs FOR suFFgRHRs--
VOLUNTEER NURSES And
COOKS sAlL TO GIVE RELiUF
TO THE NEEDY.

AMER several hours of unexpected
delays che steamship uuekman. car
tYius a cargo ST food aud other sup
piles fof the san Francisco suffer-
rrH sailed nom Seattle late seafef=
daf Afternoon The steamship car
tied consignment Of food aud
other supplies from Taeama. but
her cargo was loaded chiefly Al Sc.
a'ile. the contributions frum this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

ss.,.o,,ne American. April q isosl
rhs pnRed States circuit SQUIRT
~. tae soulhfgn district of New
49, recently issued ain Injunction
.,n.t me N Forrst Wireless Tel-
.~,.ra Company az the result az a
~ a equity ulsd BY thc MaFcont
~s,.i.s~ ressHtarh Company az
a-,sr,sa. ailerlng infringement 81
$780, tanaameuial patent Is
- Jaly "a 1897 and numbered
sssis1
81 ~ ahly written oplnion Judsg
~e~nsrna fsyiaws thv state % the
- w~v ously yo NRrcouin first cx-
s.,s.nents discuasss the nature az
s,,t,lan waves. ana outlines the 60
.x,,nls cf commercial wireless
,.,errnrA mtialiauon The miunc-
- res,falned the infringement 81
Earn. ! and % the Marconi pat
ral
ykY<s REPORTS Witch save 60
h,8s, rpwnsends deehion an ex-
.ss.ra,sd effect must b. taken with
~ prs,peblai pinch OF salt TIE
f.ssne ION Is aot directed against
te< sresent DE Forcst system ar
,salnss the present American Dc
rerrst Wireless rrleErapu Com
vany. Il l. issued asafls, dcfunct
n Fsrest conipany ana against the
Sc x an experimental and Discard
"a sersn q apraratgs used bat a
sswt time III 1893 II Is claimed
,sas Claims > and ea1oiBci hsxe
rsves D4rn used BY thc prraeHt
lnserican ~ foFrsi Wireless Teie-
rAPh company
Alrnart simaffanrousiy with The
srsnfsnx AZ ne injunction thew app
veared h ths Patent uffiCc a MS
eauMrR o. TIRE INVENTION
covKRgp IN CLAIM { % the pat
mi in salt. Ths pateu2 bad beer
rssssuea and claim ! 80 hruadsncst
sAas lss terms sever ever surfn OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
WATER NOTICE
TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT
NO. I.

Water rent due IA April for April
May and JUNE. II not paid becomes
aelinauent May The district In
GUIDES al the city south Of Union
II. and East Union. Metefed water
rates due from the Let 10 The goth
81 each month. become delinquent
on the Flat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
CAR IN RELIEF
TRAIN BURNED

Upton. WV. Anftl = An ~
press ear IN the government reiIel
train was burned AZ Creatnn. WKa
az I O'Clock thla morning The e
forte Of two engine crews aud i
section cans Ia save It failed fhu
car contained tents aud canvas The
exact amount OF the loss Il un
known The fire was caused ~
sparks under the raOf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
SEATTLE LOSES
A HALL

The question ~ whether the city
shall nectD ~ share NJ the old JaA
Osborne estate 10 build a public ham
has III last been decided, and not
BY the city. bat by Judge lianfOrd
Of the United States court 8ines
Jas Osborne. n aalOOnkeeper. hisd
IN 1851. the city has had The option
~ using his 800 900 estate - build
a public hall. N the city would con
tribute a. large a sum and name the
building Osborne Hall"
The provision a. 30 name has
stood ia the way Of the use Of the
money. Judge Hanford. In an In
formal opinion on Fraiday. held thaf
ms the city has refused ~ use rs
right. the estate nov goes 10 tbs
heirs. who reside In the east II II
worth from tiO0. 900 10 $500 900
Plnney. the photographer. 1906 Co
lumbia st.. il forced 90 move. Photos
81 EafH FFHHa So aEgrf farWa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

Mayor sehmltz has wired the So.
attla Chamber of Commerce asking
for architects aud architectural
drauRhtamen to 60 10 san Francis.
co. as they are wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
COPON IS
LYNCHED
...ssspoNnUNr WIRES THAT
s,,ss,AN PRIEST HAS BEEN
.,sNc sY REVoLuTloNlsrs,

s,NcorsrFR Eng April 81
. correspondent wins th ,. ts'het
: s,soa has been lnched by neNolu.
ue.ss h j. allcEod that he
$500. ...ss, a friend 20 Induce him "a
a Az, GA the rvyolutlonists,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
$1,000 ron DESTITUTE PRINT
ERs

PORTLAND, April 70 Tho local
1fpoEraphieal union yesterday dn.
uated $4,000 Tor the RELIEF OF dosti.
tate printers 81 san tranelacn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

hut thai hla plan WA discovered
.ffha rcYnlutioniaiH were ~ enranad
that they lynehed their former
friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

CAUTION
all labelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

"od Hickory" the furniture exceedingly
popular being generally class Of
sonabl art
"od Hickory" $ truly ideal furniture. There's air
resttm ease and comfort showing OF natural beauty be
found in other style make Of furniture.
old Hickory character surely all
$ Justly Andrew Jackson.
old Hickory includes all best pieces by this original
factory general you'll
appcea ate a visit heYeno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

--Oia Hickory spindle hack
rprhrf. strong and dandy tit
lie roe ksH We a~il aeKafal hun
arsd q shis style every Ysar.
Prizes ssstsst.sse SIS
see chair 70 suaieh. Price $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

80 called for is crtrt me sim
plieitY and rustic goodness. sim
pie spindle back. high arms. is
80 inches hiuh. Price sZ.75
We also have the rocker to
match this chair. s2.75 See the
single spindle back and students
chair 10 match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

An artistic b, u as hickory
work this lasH vase -
made 10 stand on al uneven
surface. ~ inches In diam
eisr. 6 inches 1Hep e
inches high. Price S2.s5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

this arm rocker matches the
Tiseh arm chair. arm rocker and
students chair. q Ia light. sim
Ole and very strong. Price ..-
..s.....s... t.--...-. sZ.S5
see chair to match. Price S2.15
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

top ~old HtckarY" table. top Il 50
inches in Ola nistrr solid oak has is-lnoh
ahvlt extra strong for hard QUE -dn~F usage
ffie@ sssss+r.ss .t+ss+.ts.+st.s 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
why Il Is "0ld Hickory"

"uld Hickory a applied famous
American leader Of
applied
the traaer 'Oid Hickory"
Jackson ana hs o8 Hickory chair Of
trY.s History
Hsateamsn q Ions Webster clay Calhoun and Hen
partial hickory chair
Of bottom and old hotel complete
Without sapsu u nwns vsrandas In
eiaua libraries
Nashns the construction OF
hickory the native woods bottoms
hacks plated growth hickory bark.
which stripped the only
the year.
This hickory bark 81 any
seating material IN fact County frends
Who do drive che yards
tied up with IN lieu straps ana strings
THIS product T. delightfully."- rustic appearance All
framework made ~ hickory aapnEr with the bark
our special "od Hickory booklet request
These chemically treated that all and insect
life IL destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23

this = quite an attractive "Oid Hickory.
furniture piece seat Be- rs inehaa long. 10
Inches dnep. 81 inches high. pretty htrk-
CRY woven panel back Price ..,.. 50 90
Ne also have thls settee correctly mounted
On fee enfa s-s..-+ tttttt-tttrtts $50
-setses similar. with spindle hack $500
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21

The undersigned as attorney for the ,wne
will offer for sale at puzzle auction ~ IN
highest bidder on
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
Terms of Sale.
Executors Sale.
OF valuable

REAL ESTATE.
As executor Of the estate OF the late
Henry Bender | will sell at the front
door OF the court house In Martinsburg
West Va. on
SATURDAY OCT. 1906
beginning at l.30 p. m, the home
property Of the testator, known AZ
the Bender. Mill property situated Ia
mile west Of Martinsburg on the. Tus-
;arora Creek containing
IL ACRES,
OF as fine land as Is In the county and
improved with good
0 ROOM HOUSE
barn, large enough for four horses and
six cattle, corn crib, large buggy house
spring house, also saw milllsand flour
mill with fine water power.
GOOD ORCHARD
ofall kinds Of fruit. A ramforces water
TO the house. Good fences. For further
particulars see deed recorded In deed
book, IS page 53s.
- cash the balance in oneand two years
with interest from date and the title to
be retained until the deferred payments
are made
Chas II. Bender
Executor GO
j. w, Dodd. Auct. n
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Commissioner, Office.


Martnsburt, w. Va,
IN RE; Sept. 9TH, 1860.
CT renee f. Martin. Committcs Tor
Mrs Reheecs Graf.
ic Chanccry
Daniel n acss, ct all
To all persons aterested in the above entitled cause
lake notice that, pursuant TO decree si the cir
cult court OF Berkeley C~esty, West Virginia,
made in the above entitled cause the sih day Of
September, 1900. requiring the Undersigned COM
missioner in eh-neery 60 ascertain and eport;
I. The interest OF Mrs Rebenea Graf IN The rur
Q land IN the bill and pfsc. edinFs mentioned
The specific tens upon the re II estate Of Mrs.
heheeea Graa;
Al debt properly proved as due aud owing
by Mrs Rebeeea q al.
4. Any other matter deemed pertinent or which
he shall be requested report by any OF the parties
in interest,";
! have axed upon the zesh day Of October, igo6,
at my office in Martinsburg, said county Begin
ming al ten O'Clock a. take the account direct.
ed by said decree at which time and place you ard
each OF you required 10 attend and do vha,so-
ever may be necessary for the protection OF your
several interests.
Given IN Ter my HAND this 9TH day Of September,
A. D., 1906
ABRisN c NAnEAHouAcH.
L..
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
NoTl.E TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To ali persons holding liens by Judgment other
wise on the zeal estate, any part thereof, Of Mrs
heeca Graf.
In Pursuance of decree of the Circuit court of
Berkeley County, West Virginia, made in a cause
therein pending 10 subject tso real tate Of the
said Mrs Reheeea Graf 20 the satiSac ion Of the
hens thereon you hereby required to pssent
all claims held by you and each OF you agsinst the
said Mrs. Rebccca Craa which ara isns ON her
realestate, or any part thereof Ter adjudication to
ne nv Office in sartinsbarg. IN said county, On
or before the 10th day OF Orteber. A. u. 1000.
Given uadsr my hand this 9Th day OF September r,
1905.
AuEiAN c. SAnRsB 1UscH,
Commissioner ~ Chaneery.