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New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
Citations.


THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God free and indsDszdsnt-'r,
Iheodore Bloch Jacques Bloch. Julien Boea Alice Ioc-
Raphael Schwob Jeanne Schwob LAlce Dilishein.
Blanche Dldesheim. Armaad Schwob. Rene SchN0l.
Maurice Sehwob Armand SchwOb (alsO known eeurSrs
schVoS. BaSetSs BeTEheneT Salmon dSeis1aar sssIe
BeTgheim Bertha Calm Rosa Grumuleil- IseODol1lrs
Dreyfus Salomon BergheimeT Rosa Der gleuIsE. Mario
Leyens. Henriette Bar Fanny Lang David BeFzsicsrs
Sarah Lehman Mathide piedesneIn SaSal tSueail-sns
Apnonse Dreyfus AuG1ste DIeyfus. theodore brsyt1s
Emile Piods, SYLVAN willard Wyis-- luclel slreS-
fus. Maurice Dreyfus C-enenSe Kahn Emma Ny-r.
Ernest DTeyIuS. Emile L'onh3 Dleytdts Nif-
ice DTeyfus Blanche Schwob. Paul N0Tdman. Louise
LehmaRn Marianne Marx. sophie Davtt Alp0uss WOE.
Anna Levy. Jacques WOOg. Noise Schwoh. Adeilss
F3uhens laceaSaS me a.rS an rsv- - Efn 81 (Nqr.
sIeettug; Whereas Henry r. IckelheIler II the city y
New York has lately applied 70 the Surrogaees Court
ments in writing bearing date Of the srl day OF January
1905 the 9Th OF March. 1885 respectively. Eet-
ing 20 both real and personal property duly proved a
the last viii ard testament OF Charies tu9cls taso
Samuel WoOg) OF the city OF Paris trHrc>.
deceased Therefore and each o. YOU are cited g
at his ofHce in the County Of New York day
September. thousand nine hundred and six az
half-past forenoon of that day. tnen
an1 there 10 attend the probate OF the said last
testament And such you hereby cited as are
under the Of tventy-One required Co. ap-
none 20 appear and apply for one 70 be slpantsd or
in the event OF neglect OF failure 70 a. - a
guardian viii be appointed by the SuTrosate 70 rer-enr
and act for you IN the pToeeedins-
In testimony whereof caused the sesl Of ths
SurF0gates Court ef the said County OF N,S
AIsNER G. THOMAS. Surrogate Of our sad
July in the OF Lord thousand nine h9net
and six DANIEL J. DOWDNEF- Clerk o. the SUMO
COT-DFsF9T BROTHERS. Attorneys for Petitioner. n
Broadway. Manhattan. " Y City.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York BY the Grace of God Free and Independent. To
Emily V. Johnston. George J. BraGish Francis J. I'm
mernann William F. Zirnmernann. Arthur G. zlIner-
mann Mary ". Gerhard. Agnes : Zimmerman. John
IohnStone. Henry g Johnston. William b Johnston
Eupheme s Johnston. Mary w Johnston Margaret A.
Johnston Francis ilOpSOa. William o Eopsou. Auuls
J. Bryan. Zimmerman J.
William F. Zimmerman. Charles F. Zimmerman Her
mine G Johnston. Edith s Johnston Narsaret s Joa-
Bertha = Bra5sh Frederick Gerhard Katherine A.
Johnston, charles q Gerhard Paul Gerhard Isa1sla
Edward Gerhard Hil3egarie Gerhard Francis
J. GERHARD Howard D Zfmnermann Eleanoy J. Znlrler-
Manu. Helen Bradish. George Johnston Bradish g..
Michael CahU. Edwin W. HOpSon. send greeting: You
Il be and appear before Surrogate County
New York the SurroGats's Court Of said County
held House. in the County Of New
the 18th day Of September. 1904. halfpas.
o'clock in the Of day. then and there
, show why Francis T. JOhust0ue should -
appointed with Louis Morris tombstone Co
trustee ~ trusts undsr BY
VIII and Te~-aFHent of Mary Williamson JohlseoT
deceased John r. Hinton deceased. and
such hereby cited under the o,
twenty-one years required appear BY your
dian. II have n have appear ana
apply for be appointed IN the event OF YOUR
neglect failure dN guardian viii be appointed
by the Surrogate and for IN the
CeeGinS.
In Testimony Whereof We have the seal si-
SurrOga'e's COart OF the said County OF New
ISeaLI York be EereuntO affixed Witness. Hon.
County. the County New York the 1lth daV a,
July. = OF Lo-d thousand nine hun
dred and six DANIEL J. HOWDSEE.
Clerk y he sat sc Our
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
A. Tribune received at their Uptown Office no. 1864
Broadway. between 3Gh STth 0 O'Clock p.
Advertisements tho following branch oces at
regular Office o'clock p m. 2S4 Sth
ave. 5. cor 23d 1853 ath 18th 90 East
18th ST.; 257 42d St, 9Th Sth
263 West 125th ST. 1898 between 10th nth
sts; 1926 Sd ave. near ST. ave.
st.: I57 Fast l25th $50 fremont ESQ Sd
near 4lst ST; 554 Sd ave: a1O BleecSer s..
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
To WhOm 1t Nag Concern.

STATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE De
partment-Alhany 9Th leO6.-WheFeas Teutonia
insurance Company. located Orleans state
OF Louisiana. has filed this Office statement
by the officers thereof showing condition and
business and has complied in all respects with
CT this state relating Fire Insurance Companies
porated by other States Of the United states.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF law J. OTTO KELSEY,
Superintendent OF Insurance OF the
do hereby certify that said Company hereby
20 transact its business
this State in accordance with during
year TEe Condition and Business OF said Company
the date Of such statement December 81 l90 is shown
follows;
Aggregate admitted Assets S9OO62 &C
and Surpusl Including reinsurance -. 514 ON 20
Amount paid up Capital. $50 O0OO
Surplus liabilities 1876 ga ~
Amount OF income the year. t20 6Sl S9
Amount disbursements the ~
In Witness Whereof have hereunto subscribed my
and the seal OF my office be affixed the
Gay and year above written
TSeaLl OTTO KELSEY
Superintendent Of Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

DETROIT MONROE s. TOLEDO RAILROAD
COMPANY.
EIRST E-ORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT.
Tsonds maturing August l. 1906 will redeemed On
Snd after that date upon presentation az the office Of the
Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway Company
Grand Central Station, New York. n. Y
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D. Barney & Co. no % Broad
strest. New York. and No 122 south 4th street.
phlaEe-uhiaB
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
lrU-aIshe-i Iy van sohaicl'G CO. 50 : Wal So
BOSTON STOCKS.

fasruished by L. Day & Co.. 40 Nassau street)
Tri, TnlY . r,,nr, q
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

Trust Com panies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30

There is a, popular idea that a ring
made Of gold is the only one that can
be legally used in wedding ceremony.
That is, however, a fallacy, Any and
every kind of ring may be used, and,
though gold ones are customary, there
is no reason Whatever why silver or
any commoner metal should not be
called into requisItIon. Numerous In
stances are OH record Of runaway mar.
riages in which a brass ring has play
ed the all important part, and the legal
lty Of the ceremony has never been
questioned. In some cases a piece Of
hurriedly tied string has answered the
same purpose, as have also circles cut
out of card Or paper. In not a few
weddings where CONSERVATION has
reigned on the discovery that the ring
has been forgotten door key has been
used instead or a hastily severed link
Of a silver chain. 1t is only required
that ring be used, but of what nature
It is not stipulated Answers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
e!rs IRON THg AuTHoRs.

The generosity aud forbearance Of
the poor are to me astonlshlng.-AIrs.
Cralgie.
1 can conceive of no more degrading
profession for a woman than the pro.
fessIon of husband hunting jerome
*. jerome.
If only we could emanclpate our
selves from tile perpetual fear Of the
opinion of others how splendIdly free
life would become.-Robert Kitchens.
There is no power without clothes.
1t is the power that governs the human
race. A policeman In plain clothes is
one man; in his uniform he is ten.-
Mark Twain.
No one is ever bored unless he is
comfortable. That's the great prlncl-
pie. There Isn't time for 1t. You can.
not be bored and something else at the
same tIme.-E F. Benson.
Very few girls in the present day re
qulre books with Imagination. | wrote
books for them which would have de.
lighted me at their age, but nowadays
the majority Of girls read boys books.
Katharine lyman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
.RENf like Hot CAKES.

IN anticipation Of an increased de-
nand for the West yirginian yester-
day evening three hundred. extra
copies were run for the book. stores
and street. sales, but we were entire.
ly unpsepafed for the eagerness dis.
played BY the people to grab up the
evening papsf sixty;aye extra cop
les were asked for at AIonongah, the
anterprlsing and thrifty up river
town, ana several more went to Wat
son. The street sales far exceeded
eapectaticns and by nine o'clock the
onee was strapped" A visit to four
leading newsstands atIeight O'clock
shove NIT but four papers remained
in all Notwithstanding each had dou.
hled lts order last evening. one stand
had two papers which went out a few
minutes atter'the West ylrginian man
was there one had sold entirely out
md The othsrtwo had one paper each,
Tonisht evil have to run at least
iour hundred extra and the demand
may rum Is TO FIVE hundred And
an these papers circulate In and
around EaIrmeht. They don't go to
distant parts "a the state.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
SAW GEN. ooFF CAPTURED.

Mr.. ]. o. BarthoIow, of this city,
was present at the time of the capture
of General Nathan Con, at Medley,
Maryland, January 80, 1864, forty.two
years ago today. Mr.. Bartholow Wis
ited the West virginIan Office this
morning and 1t is interesting to hear
him tell Of the capture of the "man on
the little bay horse" as he was referred
to at the time. Mr.. Bartholow had not
seen him since the capture until few
years ago, when General Gtff made a
speech here at the Courthouse. He
met him on the street and said, Gen.
eral, want to shake hands with you.
1 haven't seen you since the day you
were on the little bay horse on the
hillside at Medley" The general said,
God bless you, give me your hand
again. see you were there. That
was horrible day for me-" Mr.. Bar.
tholow remembers the date the event
by the age Of his son, Ulysses, who
was born on that day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
euardIans Appointed.
In.ermedlate Court.

The case of the Peoples Bank VS..
DR.. Henry. tried to-day, was one of
great interest. The amount involved
was only one hundred and nine dol.
lars and seyenty-hve cents but that
was sufficient for a keenly contested
suit. There we're a large number Of
witnesses examined all of whom were
prominent men of the town. The Wit
nesses for the plaintiff were ]. NJ.
Brownfeld, cashier of the Peoples
Bank, Geo. NJ, Jacobs, president of the
Peoples Bank, and those whose tes-
timony was given for the support Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
THEoNEWHocAN0oTHINas


Exceptional Inu.
Progressive employers are always
looking for tie exceptional mon or
woman. the one who can step out from
he crowd and do things in an original
way, who can economic hi processes,
who eau facllflate business They are
aiYag lopking for the eltmark q
ieadetship. 4 superior ability hes
Are looking for the pfogres NJ ems
ployee with new IDEAS who cstn heip
them to be more &c d sncce They
know very wen that they can get any
number OF antomatons multitn
who viii do q thing Just well enough
to keep their places but they arelook
ing for originality, individuality tor
up 10 date methods They want en-.
.ployees who can put things through
With yIgor and determination. without
tagging, whining, apolpgizlng OF ask
ing questions. Nothing can bar the I'D:
yancement Of employees Of tits kind.
Nobody can keep them down. II by
chance some one above you IS actually
trying to prevent your promotion for
selfish reasons, It ought TO be very
tlatterlng 10 you to know that he Is
trying to keep you back and should
make you all tile more determined to
get ahead. II is i pretty good indica-
lion that there is some reason for his
fear and that you have material in you
for better place. This Should en-
courage you to redouble your efforts 10
do your work so well. to 5. mp such
superiority upon everything you touch.
to acquit yourself SO much better than
the man who is trying to keep you
down-to be SO much pleasanter, so
much more of man-that It will be
only question OF time when you will
get the position you are striving for, or
perhaps better onc.-orison SWEET
Marden In Success Magazine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30

MANY NOTES INTEREST
GATHERED AT ThE COURT
HOUSE FROM THE
RECORDS.


cestlheat Of Incorporation
dated Ausa q 1875 has
edo ne Rel Rock and $500 RalIroad
conpen for tie purpo q cons
stfpcing ana operating railroad
ME railroad which this company
proposes 70 lbuild win commence at
or near Sage in Upshur county, and.
Irdn by the most practical route, fol,
loving the Buckhannon river 70 anu
through the city Of Bucshannon 70 a
point at or near to the town Of Lorenz,
In upshur county.
The principal business Of the cor,
poration win be al the Office Of the
Red ROCK Fuel Co, in this city. There
Is no fixed term for. the duration Of
the company which is capitalized at
$4,000. The par value Of each share
is 800.
The incorporators are Logan NJ.
Blllltt. of Philadelphia; Geo. DeBolt,
Edwin F. Hartley, A. spates Brady,
and K. II. Deegan, Of Fairmont.
Certificate Of Incorporation, dated
August II, 1905, has been granted to
the Traders Hotel Company. The
prinoIpaI Mace Of business OF this cor.
poratioE will be in this city, but its
chief works will be located in Harri.
son county.
The object and purpose Of this com.
pany are: to purchase, acquire. lease,
own, let and sell, real estate. build
ings, and other property; TO purchase
own, lease, sell. conduct. operate and
maintain a hotel, and a hotel bust.
ness; to purchase own, lease, sell,
conduct, operate and maintain an
opera house business, and to DO all
things necessary therefor; to con
struct, own, lease, by and sell, main
tain and operate, an electric light
plant or plants, and to generate, pro
duce, transmit, use and sell electric
ity from the same for all purposes for
which the same is applicable; to pur-
chase, own, hold, sell, underwrite and
guarantee the obligations, bonds, and
stocks of other corporations.
The authorized capital stock Of this
company is $4,000 and the par value
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
rhe Lnnt Engll,h pecnnItntIon,


Tie last occasion Of decapltatlon for
high treason In England was, l fancy,
that OF ThlstIewood and his four com.
panlons for the Cato street conspiracy.
take the following from Thornbury's
"Old Stories Retold"
Exactly a quarter Of an hour after
the last man was hung the order was
given to cut the bodies down. The
heads were than haggled OF with bru-
tai clumslness with n surgeons knife.
The mob expressed loudly their horror
and disgust, more especially when the
turnkey who exhibited the heads drop
ped that OF Brunt Hello, butter fin.
gersr shouted a rough voice from the
rolling crowd below. The day had gone
by for such useless brutality"
This horrible scene was enacted on
May /, 1s2O.-Notes and Queries,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
Two Pleas Filed

In the case d Frank DeLpclsi IN
Italian, vs. John +. Hart appeal; the
defense presented i'm court an order
ding two pleas one d general plea,
the other special plea. The general
plea was entered but the special plea
was rejected. Whefeupon the case
went to trial The jury into whose
hands this trial Is committed; Is com;
posed Of the following men: G. A.
Prichard, j. ". Fleming, 3. F. Jones,
Il. W. Beall, j. W. satteraeld, Warren
BiIlingsley, John W. Thrash. Henry
Gaskins, William Hanley, Frank Swish.
er, John Anderson, James Riddle. At
torney John W. Mariana is acting as
interpreter for the italian witnesses.
This trial grew out of some business
transaction between John P. Hart and
an Italian whose cognomen we were
unable to get. Hart sold him goods
for a fruit stand. The Italian never
paid Hart for the goods and they
we're attached by Hart. But before
the attachment proceedings were in.
stituted the thrifty fruit vender con.
veyed his stock BY a bill Of sale to
Frank DeLucas. The bill Of sale was
properly recorded. The case as tried
in Justice Amos court was favorable
to Hart. whereupon NJ. NJ. Nicely,
counsel for DeLucas took an appeal.
Geo. A. Vincent is counsel for Hart,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
A Wooden Actor.

When Morris had the Haymarket
theater Jerrold had occasion one day
to find fault with the strength, or,
rather, the want Of strength, Of the
company. Morris expostulated and
said: "why, there is v. He was bred
on these boardsw "He looks as
though he had been cut out Of them"
replied Jerrold.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
eamblIng az Hotels Once More.

teain EaiEmont hotel places 1t.
seq IN the hostelries which win
have 10 sprrenaer their licenses Il the
grand jury ands that gambling has
been going ON about the premises.
The west Firslnian gave q note Of
warning on mis- line a few days ago,
which " here epeat The fact IS
aslatlished that gambling IS allowed
TO gooniu g hoteiIor tavern, ne ipdgei
of the cours has no discretion Il the
par q the penaity which Eeistes tos
the hotel license hemust ese 4 away
Ii0m the house Jpst as safe as ttel
sun shines about ot Bairmopt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
Mr.. W. W. Wood Here.
w. H. KUNsT,
City Health Officer,

Mr.. W, w. Wood, industrial agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company is in town today on bust.
ness, Some important announcements
will be ready to be made before a
great while in connection with some
business propositions now on in Fair.
mont in Mr.. Woods line.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
slIakt Error In Statement.

Editor West Virginian:
An article appeared in your paper
yesterday (Monday) which was not
wholly true. The city ordnance re-
quires all physicians attending a case
that dies, to send death certificate
to the City Health officer, who upon
receiving same, issues a burial per-
NIT to the undertaken. l am sorry
to say number of our physicians fail
to do this, consequently l consulted
the city solicitor in regard to this
and decided not to sign a burial per.
nit without the death certificate; and
in case any one went on with a funer.
al to hold up same. In the Sunday
case, the death certificate was recelv.
ed all OK and the burial permit is.
sued and the funeral was not held
up" as stated.
Very respectfully
w. H. KUNsT,
City Health Officer,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
PrsparInE For the wedline.

II suppose" said the facetious stran.
ger, watching a workman spread a
carpet from the church door to the
Elrb, that's the hlghroad to heaven
you're fixing there"
mo" replied the man; this is mere
~ bridal path."-phIladelphia Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
TO REFORM SCHOOL
Young Moss Boy win BE sent Com
mitment Papers EufnIshsd

Late this afternoon cummit4ient ~
pers we're furnished BY Squire iae'
to send the boy BENJAMIN ios e flie
reform school Moss was evidently
aware Of a move pt this natate and
while he Is not 1t al bfight he pr
tended to be past seventeen year Of
age, whereas he issbats fftsen 4e YIN
likely be taken tomorrow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30

ID.
are proven TO me s'1.' 'u... anu ''''
p'opne'o's WI, '' ''sqp'''''9 .','.
again sen'ns Incense 10 run D'.''
business. People ,na' persist IA s'0'
'a''ps 'ne "a" WI so'nsa OF r.
come 70 Ellsl sAlnsas ]. Ma9 WIZ
AGREE ON ONE POINT
We may diheF We Republicans
oyer men and over measures; says
sthe ParkersBurg Dispatch News.
There Is nothing 81 suMcient import
ance left 81 the old time enemy the
Democratic party Of West Virginia.
to fight With it about. The Repnbli.
can party IS in control. 1t IS sug-
costing things and doing things.
Democracy Is doing none Of these
things, and Is in no position to do
them. lit IS natural, then, that Re
publicans should not all agree as to
the way to do things. It is a healthy
sign, showing interest in what Is go
ing on for the welfare Of the whole
people, under the safe and conserya.
tive guidance Of the great party Of
ours.
We may discuss and we may dis
agree on many questions, but there
Is one proposition that Renublicans
Of West Virginia are a unit on, and
one which many Democrats, repre-.
senting all varieties and species, will
endorse. That is, West Virginia did
not amount to very much as State
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
THE 7MoRNINo TIMES.


According % rs ouncement sew.
eral days ago. the Fairmont Times
was Out bright aud early this morn
ing wearing a pleasant smile Of greet
ing to IT'S mang friends, It bears the
same marls d newsinesss and sprlght-
liness whieh was charscteristic Of the
evening editlon and our experience
with 1t warae tie prediction that
It win keep right along at e rapid
pace. The Times will no doubt make
good IN tie morning field and be Gag
serly ought by various towns In the
city IS a goodpctnt from whichto reach
interesting budget Of news The an
rouncement s made that the manage
snent q ths index and Times has
chaneed rom the Index Printing
Company oSnet to Earl H; Smith,
lessee M Smith Is an energetic
new nap man and the West Virgin.
ian atulates him upon the
'nerfe dssplayed In endeayortng to
print stare paper ct Fairmont. This
city oed point from which to reach
many sections Of the State several
hoprs many other State pa
Peers. ii n d stated that Mr., o. s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
Real English Joke.

Leopards, It is stated, are becoming
unpleasantly numerous in the neigh
borhood Of sImlu. Two Of them re-
Gently lay in walt for the mail cart
but fortunately they were spotted
London Punch,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30

All kinds Of meats, oysters galore,
and chickens dressed ITO a Queens
Taste" on short notice at the South
Side Meat Market,
q. 3, & H. B. MASON,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30


dcrson and j. r.
Deed 3d.
Deed dated October p 1905 Esther
soyie and husband TO selma Hen.
iers u. ioi in Jackson Addition eoa.
sldeiauon scQQ.
arfer 81 Lluor LIeenses
TFsnet II Iieaor liesnse Of =.
sapp % j. Il DIGS; lfanu!pgtpp
Transfer of liquor license Of clar
ence v. Abbott III j. sypal Falr
mont.
Administrators Appointed.
Thos. N swisher was appointed adj
ministrator Of Francis n. svisher de
ceased; bond given in the sum 81
$1,000 with Thomas R, Hall as sure
.ty. ]. II. swisher g. 3. swtsher and
R. j. Amos we're appointed appraisers
by the court to appraise the personal
estate OF Francis n. swisher, de-
ceased.
A. NJ. yalz was appointed admins
traitor Of the personal estate Of Joe
ottino, deceased, with B. 6. Williams
security; bond. $500.
j. 3. Kuhn was appointed admins.
traitor of the personal estate Of Isaac
Coon, deceased; bond given in the
sum of s1,5OO with chas. E. Manley
as security.
Guardians Appointed.
j. H. swtsher was appointed guar
.lian for Walter L. swisher and Mar.
tina A. swlsher, infants; bond given
in the sum Of 81 500, with T. N, Swish
er as security.
C. R. Rice was appointed guardian
for Susie Bartrug; bond given in the
sum of 5000 with j. Y. Hamilton as
security.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30
peeree d saIe Entered.

In the cause Of H. c. Price ct al vs..
Martha Sutton, now Martha Mccray
ct al; commissioners report confirm
ed and decree of sale entered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-30

The West Virainlln 3 aBkfferegf py
carriers to all parts * tie CITY and
lae nearby towns n sinsle copy
rs missed. notify ii q once 80 that
40 investigation may be made
The West Virginian q for sale Of
the following places:
a. G. Martins book store Main St.
Clyde Holt's cigar store AIadn 81.
Kinkead's news stand, Main street.
MERGERS confectionery opposite
Watson Hotel.
Yost Billiard Parlors Falrmont
avenue.
A.. Merriheld's store oeuSt avenue.
Fred Harrs confectionery Water
street.
Abby Burke, agent Ri2esyille.
Emmett tees news stand Manning
ton.
Hiss saiIie Il Martin postomce.
vairview.