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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-26


EMMY TO the hands OF the clock.
which Indicated 1880. and then 10
the calendar. on which hung one nut.
tering leaf marked December 81.
IT IL time" she sighed. TO begin
mental housecieaning. TO sweep out
our collection % last years follies and
dust OF our petty sins and ding away
our old vices and"
That's the trouble," broke In the
bachelor. It's 50 hard 70 know Just
what TO throw away and what 20 keep
Making New Years resolutions is like
doing the spring hOusecleaning or
clearing out a drawer fun OF old let.
ters and sentimental rubbish, You
know that there are lots OF things
you ought 10 get rid OF. aud that are
Just In the way. and that you would
be better on Without. but the minute
sou make up your mind 10 part with
anything. even Tiny. Insignificant
vice. Il suddenly becomes SO dear and
attractive that you repent and begin
TO take a new interest In A. The only
time I ever had TO be taken home In
a cab was the day after | promised to
sign the pledge" ana the bachelor
sighed reminiscenuy.
And the only time l ever overdrew
my bank account declared the wild
ow. was the day after had resolved
20 economic. l suppose" she added
pensiyely. that the best way 10 begin
would be to pick out the worst vice
and discard that"
And that will leave heaps OF room
for the others and for a lot OF new lit
tie sins. beside. won't ~" agreed the
bachelor cbeerfulIy. Well" he added
phllosophically. I'm give up murder
ing"
What" the widow started.
Don't you want me tor asked the
bachelor plaintively. rubbing his bald
spot "or perhaps ] might resolve not
20 commit highway robbery any more
OF TO stop forging or"
IAN OF which is so easy" broke In
the widow sarcastically.
"There'd be some glory and some
reason in giving up big vice" sigh
ed the bachelor. IL a fellow had one.
But the trouble is that most of us men
haven't any big criminal tendencies.
merely a heap OF little follies and
weaknesses that there isn't any par
ticular virtue In sacrificing or any
particular harm in keeping"
"And which you always do keep. In
spite OF all your New Years vows
remarked the widow ironically.
HUH" The bachelor laughed cyni-
csily. "It's our New Years vows that
help us to keep 'em. The very fact
that fellow has sworn TO forego any
thing, whether it's a habit OF a girl.
makes II more attractive, I've thrown
away whole box Of cigars with the
finest intentions in the world and then
gotten UP in the middle OF the night
60 FISH the pieces out OF the waste bas.
ksi And that midnight smoke was
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-26
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-26

SNT II hard. said the
widow. glancins ruefully
a. the holly Wreathed
clock on the mantol- piece.
Go know where 60 begin
reforming yourself?"
Great heavens" eT-
claimed the bachelor.
you are not going 20 do
anything ike that are
your"
The widow pointed sol
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-20
TRADE SCHOOLS

Industrial ,lurYfi,r l. r,,. .,f rh,
nubIlc scr,nl s,.t.,u ,r h. I-,,.5
States has inst received .r., .r,o,ns
"a a r..urt nr r. .l.f..., ,r ,,.
hoard of rlpc,ti,, o., ..,lIt.t
rroun of trad, scb,,ls i, r,i.,.o
This Inflammation c,,,.s %, cha. b..,.
of the onpoupc.,,.,,, ...r r,.. t,,.r,.,
tional Typorr,rbic,l rrI., ,,,t.,,
wa, I'm crpf.r,,c. ,t.r. r.., ,...l.
that the union IS pl,pripq r, .s,,h.
lisb corresp,nJ,nc, and ,..ntc,l
schools in the l,rr. r,ti.s and D.. .t...,.
cling school of Irct,r,. c,,r,. an,
diagrams TO mako m, roYpi. ,f ,n,
smaller locals This ,u.h. .r. ,rs,
Of similar schools in IA. .r,ri,,l
by other unions In this v,r. ~, "a.
yocatlng greater facilities f., r,,t,s.
trial education tbe unions b,y. t,p,d
an unexpected alIy in bo shan, or
the National N,nnr,ctprors,, ,s.,,i,
tion. the bi,,er to. NJ ,rr,,t,,,
labor Alarmed a, rho ,rouins ,,,,,
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My Dear Santa Claus Please
bring me drum. barn. toy pi
anu. some tools, story book,
some fruit and candy. | am an aw-
full good boy and five years old,
and go TO Mrs NixOn's school /
live at PA ID street, n. W.
oRIo PUGu.
= 5. Don't forget to bring little
Jack Teddy bear.
Santa will visit Orio certain.
Dear Santa AS SO many little
children are writing TO YOU | think
will do the same. | want YOU to
bring me blackheaded doll with
brown eyes. doll buggy. doll
cradle. some candy and fruit. am
mama's baby girl You can bring my
big sisters and brothers few
,h.nss If you please.
THELMA HUSTIN.
3O2 G street and ith avenue.
Santa never forgets mama's baby
girl
Dear Santa / have been a good
girl Please bring me a doll. a Ia
Bile lamp and pencil box
NoT little frifend,
ELLA CAMEL.
Santa win enucaNoI to take care
IT little Elias w?nts.
Doa San't Claus am five
Neara old aud I want a mario Ian
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tern, "A fire wagon, merry go
round fnd nee big wagon and
four bunches ct fire crackers and
4 dollars worth vi Rouan candles.
I am "A g1pi roy 81 please stop
at 6lG : street. - W
ALLEN DAWSON.
Allen IS asking for great many
Roman candles for small boy.
=.
Dear Santa / want fire wa
gon, wagon full Of barrels. Il
good story book. some Buster
Brown blocks and game of ten
pins ! am seven years old Bring
tifem 10
Lyle DAWSON,
GIG & street. y. W
Santa will do The lest b.. can by
Lyle
Dear Santa - viii write YOU
what want you to bring me. |
want drum. horn. some fruit.
nuts, new cap. some fire works,
and knife. | guess that will do
for ! don't want to be- greedy. so
will close hy asking you To b.
sure to brias them to 5O7 Eas
broadway.
i'rBERT PACE
Santa viii be sure TO visit iu-
bert
Dear Santa Claus We are two
little girls and We live at 1873 G
street $. h. Please bring us two
dolls. a doll bed. two little pianos.
doll table and six little red chairs,
and don't forget little sister We
would like for YOU to bring US
some apples oranges and candy.
LILLIAN AND LUCILLE Mccoy.
Santa will do his best by the lit.
tie Mccoy girls.
Dear Snnta Claus want a
doll. ring, box Of water colors.
a pair of shoes. fur set, some
candy. apples and oranges. Don't
forget TO bring sisters baby a
rubber rattle. Bring papa and mama
something nice. too.
Come to 3O2 u street. y. W.
LENNlE MABEL CHASE.
Little Lennic will get a visit
My Dear Santa Claus AS It is
almost time for you to leave |
thought that had better get in
the push. | am little boy five
years old Please bring me little
wagon, horn, little train and
some fire works a pistol and pa
per caps. Bring my little brother
some apples, pig and horn.
i've ON G street. Southeast. NV
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number Is 42i
HERMAN AND FINS NEWMAN.
Little Herman writes peculiar
letter and will get visit from
Santa
Dear Santa Clans have been
a good boy Pleas, bring me an air
gun and a box Of tools.
GEORGE HARRIS.
Dear Santa Claus. Please bring
me doll about loot tall. "A doll
buggy and I'LL my stocking. Good
bye. your friend.
PNTLINE HARRIS
Dear Santa ClaIs:-All ! want is
bracelet and my stocking filled
TRELMA HARRIS.
Dear Santa: Il am eight yea, S
old. wish you would bring me a
doll and doll bed Fin my stock.
ing full.
Your little friend,
ALGA MAE HARRIS.
The Harris home will De- visit
ed
Dear Santa have been a good
boy, 40 please bring me football.
an air gun. an apple. an orange. a
Teddy bear and train on 4
track
JACK REDFIELD.
Santa viii be- sure and visit the
Rcdfeld home.
Dear Santa Claus:--I am lit
tie hoy seven years old and | go
to school every day | live at Wood
ford. Please bring me story
book a knift. a wagon. Teddy
bear, some apples, candy and ba-
nanas.
Yours for merry Christmas.
BANKSEY JEFFREYS.
Santa will visit Banksey at
Woodford
Dear Santa Claus:-I want you
to bring me sailor boy doll, a
girl doll, a small Teddy bear a
a toy coffee mill and fill my stock
ing with good things to eat also
want YOU to bring my little sister
Lacy doll, a Teddy bear, "A little
broom, Il toy oven. and fin her
stocking with good things to eat.
Your little friend.
MAE BAGBY.
Little Mae will be visited by San
IA.
Dear Santa Claus am lit
tie girl nine years old and live
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased the entire in
terest OF the firm Of Smith, Rig
gins & West Co., OF Ardmore.
desire to say that | am thankful
for the liberal patronage given 20
the firm in the past, and as will
continue in the real estate business
in Ardmore, any business entrust.
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The Salina. Kan. oJurnal dcyotes a
column OF editorial space to urging
football players to be- gentlemen. But
what's the use. Hhon football is
becoming such ladylikc game
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The Birmingham Agc.llerald says:
IAN Alaska is covered with empty
cans" As soon as Alabama is in the
clutches of her prohibition law, that
state will be In similar flX.
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Muskogee papers are deyotIng space
TO the "fleecy mantle, softly falling,
pure and spotlcss. beautiful. beautiful
snow" The occasion Is merely one
of natures efforts 10 make white"
that colorcd hamlet
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That rumbling noise you heard to-
day was caused by BIZ TAFT step
ping from a steamship up about New
York. Even Washi1gton's monument
is slightly out OF plumb.
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Ofo

The president says 1t is wrong to
hoard money II is also impossible
at this time of year. II you want to
keep yourself in good standing with
the family
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY OF CARTER-SS

l. s. VI. Worsham. president the
ly
other liabilities and endore obligation other
belief me
WORSHAM.
Subscribed to
T.w
My commission
VI
!. ANDERSON.
J. w RICHARDSON
Director
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with my grandpa and grandma.
Lively. | want you TO please bring
me horn. with notes. a doll witt
sure enough hair. | want the doll
to be about 20 inches high. and
doll buggy. a set of dishes. little
table a little cook stove. and cook
ing vessels. some nice candy, and
all kinds Of fruit. Good bye. Santa.
ill next year. Bring them TO III
f. street. ~ W.
DONA MAY LIVELY.
The Lively home will be visited
-
Dear Santa Claus: AS all OF the
rest OF the little boys and girls
are writing YOU ABOUT what they
want you to bring them. so Bryan
and myself thought that We had
better write and tell you what We
would like for you to bring us.
Bryan wants you to bring him a
wagon, some good things from the
Handy Kitchen and want you to
bring me a tool box and tools in
It, a pair of nice gloves and some
fruit and candy Bring them to 521
Broadway.
Your little friend.
GILBERT AND BRYAN PALMER
The Palmer home will be visited.
Dear Old Santa Claus: Don't
forget me. am six years old and
going to school. Please bring me a
drum and tin horn. II you have
anything left give it to Sport, that
is my black dog.
CHESLEY CROSBY.
l16 c street, y. W.
Chesley will get a visit from
Santa
Dear Santa Claus Il want to
tell you what want for Christmas.
| want doll doll buggy. set
of dishes. and If you don't mind, a
little ring, some fruit aud candy
and anything else that you want to
bring me.
Your friend
RUTH RANDOL.
+. S. Don't forget the doll.
The Randol home will be sure
to he visited
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ed to me will receive prompt attcn
ton and courteous treatment.
Come and see me AT the old
stand In the Potterf building. Fur
ther notice of any change will be
duly published.
Respectfully,
10 j. l.. HIGGINS.
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+ + + + = = = = = ti = =
, SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.
SANTA CLAUS NOTICE.

. Santa Claus will close his
, mail box at the Ardmorcite
, office Saturday at noon. The
? Santa Claus editor was In
= conversation with the old
, man over the long distance
I. telephone The rcapn for
this action is that It takes
Santa Claus several days to
= etraightcn out all OF his
r mail. and get ready 10 make
tno trip.
: Little folks viii please
? bear this in mind. and have
r your letters In here no later
? than noon Saturday.
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Subscribe for The Ardmoreite.
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Dear Santa Claus am a lit.
tie girl nine years old and live
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Ooa San1 Claus am five
years old aud ( want magic Ian
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The Lively home will be visited.
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Santa win enncaNoI to take care
Dt little Elias w?nts.
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REPORT CONDITION OF
ArdmOre Loan & Trust Co.

At Ardmore, in the State of Oklahoma. at
Der llth 1907.
Resources
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22

buggy and we went to the law office OF
my relative, Charley l.. Mosby. Soon
we were informed that General Gregg
had received an order not to parole but
to arrest me, | had brought my pis-
tolls in my holster with me; they were
lying on the floor; | took the pistols
from the holsters, laid them on the
table by me and remarked; 81 am III
timus Romanorum. | will not submit
to arrest, l will kill the first man who
attempts it," John Speed ran down
stairs, mounted his horse and galloped
off to General Gregg's headquarters.
[ threw my holsters, with my pistols
across my shoulder, and with N y
brother walked down TO the street. A
great crowd of soldiers and citizens had
collected, but there was no hostile dem
onstration. Just then Captain Charles
Blackford came up and told me that
several gentlemen of Lynch burg had
authorized him to say to me if | wish
ed to leave the country they would fur
nish all the money needed. de-
clined the offer. | preferred to stay in
the fiery furnace and share the lot of
the Virgin a people; nor was | willin &
by flight to confess that | had been
guilty of any act that should make
me an exception from other Copfed-
crate soldiers.
l would not seek the reputation of a
Cato by running of to Canada We
drove home. Two days afterwards
General Gregg sent me another mes
sage, l came and was pareled, L no
longer feel the rem antic enthusiasm i
did then.
$50 sleeps the pride of other days
SO glory's thrill is DER"
Yours Truly
John S. Mosby
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks ONCE of the Cir
cut Ceurt OF Berkeley County, the 9th day of
Feb. 1897
Ward B. Lindsay, admir- OF E. r. Drsher,
deceased plaintiff.
VS.
John 5. Robinson and Ida Robinson h
wife, Sarah Mccoy, and John H. Mccoy her
husband, John j. Hooper, Jane T.. Hawk, and
Lille NJ. Robinson, defendants
The object of the above suit Is to have the
Court enter its decree fixing the amount of the
plaintiffs debt against the defendant John 3.
Robinson and In default of the payment there
OF that the interest in the real estate involved
in the suit and attached herein, (oeing the
undivided interest eff said John S. Robinson
defendanD may be sold in satisfaction OF said
debt and ii appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit, that the said defenoants John u. Rsbin-
son, Ida Robinson. Sarah Mccoy, John H.
Mccoy and John ]. Hooper are non-resldent sof
this STATE, they are hereby required to appear
at the said Clerks Office, within one month
from the Sth day of Feb. 1907, (the date of the
first publication hereof)and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests in this matter
l.. ID. w. Gerhardt, Clerk.
4 I'd &. Lindsay, Attorney for Plaintlff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
Public Sale
Of Valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned intending to discontinue
farming will sell at public auctit n on the e..
Williamsport turnpike one mile north u
Martinsburg at the mouth OF the Warm spring
road on
Wednesday March 6 1907
begin ming at 10 a m. the following property
to-wit
3 Head Horses and Colts
one mare IS years cid will work anywhere
hitched, horse year old will work Wltn &
single line and is also good driver, l 3-year
old colt has been driven iome
3 Head of Cattle
Jersey COW will be fresh before the day OF sale
and is now years old one Jersey heller COM
ing one year old
7aH cad Of Hogs
Thoroughbred chester SOW and. 6 shoats that
will each weighteabout 80 lbs
Farming Implements
8 horse Brown wagon and bed Osborne binder
in COED order Peun. dill that has sown but
SO acres, new Buckeye cutivsIor, pair hay
ladders Is feet long, new; double seated car
rage, new Osborne sprlhg teoth harrow, A.
square harro-, drag, lever cutting box, sled,
mud coop, halt bushel, single, double and
tleble trees scoop shevel
$50 Bundles of Fodder
2 sets Yankee harness; sets pillow gears, 2
Yankee brides, collars, buggy harness and
collar, check lines, plow lines, choke straps,
lead rein, halters, riding orials and saddle,
pair butt chains; COW chains log chain, 3
picks, msttocK' dig.ingsiron, posi- ranamer,
trustees, push cart, crowd sticks
20 Fine Chickens
ane many other artieles.net entiensd
Terms
A credit OF nine months will be given on all sums
of ten collars and upwards, ths purchaser to give
note with approved security, negotiable aud pay
able at the NeTchantsx Farmers Bank with interest
from date, but if paid maturity the interest IL
be RENTED, Under $40, cash. Ne goods be
taken away until settled for.
A discount of per cent will be given 10
those wishing 10 cashtheir notes,
JOHN WHITTINGTON
Sam Shriver, Auct
S. w. Payne, Clerk.
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Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss Of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath.
general debility. sour risings. and catarrA
q tbs stomach are all due to indigestion.
KoGo relieves indigestion. This new discov.
cry represents the natural juices Of digeS-
don as they exist in a healthy stomach.
combined with the greatest known tonic
ana reconstructive properties. Kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetenlng and Strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball. q Ravenswood, W, Va. ssys.-
was troubled with sour stomach for twenty year,.
Kodol cured and we now using It 10 niIk
for baby"
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. Relieves indigestion. sour stomach,
bolching Of gas. etc.
Prepared by E. o. Dewitt & CO., CHICAGO
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Terms
Order Of Publication.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley County, the day of
January 1907.
Geo. Il. Pearl
In Chaacely
Cora M. Pearl
The object of the above suit is to obtain a
divorce a meusa ct thora for plaintiff from
defendant and if appearing affidavit filed
in this suit, that the said defendant Cora M.
Pearl is q nonresident of this State. she is
hereby required to appear at the said Clerk s
office, within one month from the IL day of
Jan. 1907, (the date of the first publication
hereby ahd do what is necessary to protect
her interests inthis matter
l.. ID. w. Gerhardt
Clerk
D. w, Snyder, Jr Attorney fer Plaintiff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION

Geo. 7. Pearl, Plaintiff,
VS.
Cora NJ. Pearl, Defendant,
In the Circuit Court of Berkeley County,
West Virginia,
Take ice, that the deposition of G. r.
Pearl, Daisy Miller and others will be taken
at the office of D. W. Snyder, Jr in the Dorn
Building, in Martin sburs, Berkeley County,
bewteen the hours of 10 m, and D. p. m. TO be
read in evidence on the hear ng OF the above
cause, in behalf of the said Geo. I. Pearl.
Ii from any cause, the taking of the same
shall not be COM menced or being commenced,
shall not be completed on that day, the TAX
Ing of the sd me will be adjourned from time to
time, until they are completed,
Yours, etc.,
Geo. r. earl
By D. W. Snyder. Jr..
Atty. Tor Pin.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable
Personal Property

The Undersigned having ented small farm will
Nv oodberry,' located miles north east OF Lee
town, miles south of Kearneysvii.e on the Shep-
herdstown and Middleway pike
Saturday March 9 1907
beginning at a. M the following property ts-wit
Head of Horses
2 Ne. horses will work anywhere hrtched coed
barshear lead er, No driving horse with COED
style and action, young horses all broken to work.
II Head of Cattle
milk COWS, one will be fresh by day o. sale Civ
ing milk now, the rest stock steers l. a, and 3
years old This is good bunch 81 cattle and all
looking we IL
40 Head of Sheep
Some will have lambs by day of sale, this is No.
lot of ewes COED bucks. Shropshire, Dersett
Farming Implements
Osborne binder in good repair, mower eutiva-
tors, spring tooth harrews, bugges, S
fan sleigh, 4-herse wagon pr. gain ladders, cider
mill in good repair hand press, 4-square harrow,
buggy poles, single corn planter, sets Of front
gears, collars blind bridles lot OF old junk etc
Household Goods
Bed suit consisting of bed, bureaus,2 stands
wash stands, chairs, extension table, corner cup
board more than hundred years old, square stand,
5 )
dishes, large mirrors, eezen chairs, 10 yards
of carpet bedsteads, many other articles toe num-
erous to mention
Terms
A credit Of IL mon this will be given ona SUNS Of
slo and towards the purchaseIo give note with good
and Farmers bank Of Martinsburg, w. Va, or
Charlestown bearing interest frem date OF sale
Nothing removed until terms are complied with.
Under Sic cash
B. 7. BUSEY
Dedd 4 HsHma n Aucts.
]. w Strider, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the creditors of j. H. Miller decd.
You will take netice that by decree OF the Cir
cuit Court of Berkeley County. " a., entertained
in therein pendingts subject the zeal estate
of 7. H, Miller decd to the payment OF his de OTIS,
YOU are required to present all claims held by you
against the estate Of the said j. H. Miller decd to
W. b. Colston, Commissioners for adJudlca tioD, at
his office in Martinsburg, w Va. or before the
nth day of March 1907 Witness my hand this
,Ist day of January 1907
L. D. Gerhardt, Clerk