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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
LASTOPPOlRTUNTTY
TO see BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW
AT THE GRAND OPERA
THEY TWO PEcKs AND GUS AND
MARION KOHL ARE CLOS.
ING ATTRACTIONS.

Tonight viii be the last opportunity
you will have to see a big vaudeville
show in this city, as the summer sea
son at the Grand will be closed in or,
der to get the theater in readiness for
the opening Of the regular season on
September I'd.
The Grand has been Offering high
class vaudeville at very cheap prices
for the past nine weeks, and some Of
the bills presented for 10 cents have
been exceedingly fine. From a fnan.
clal standpoint the vaudeville at the
Grand has not been success, as the
the acts secured have too expensive
to be maintained at the price Of ad.
mission charged. The management
preferred to give good acts at a loss
rather than offer cheap ones, and
should 1t decide to again put on vaude.
willie the public will know that 1t will
be first class.
The acts selected for the closing at
fractions are the most pleasing that
have yet been seen and you are sure
to get your moneys worth If you at
tend tonight.
Gus and Marion Kohl have a very
strong act, and introduce some excel.
ent singing, dancing and Juggling. Mr..
Kohl is a juggler Of extraordinary abil-
ity and does great many new tricks
that are not being done by anyone
else. Mrs. Kohl has a good voice and
her work was highly appreciated.
The Two Pecks introduce a high
class novelty act, "The Policeman and
the Baby 1t is a scream from start
to finish, and some good singing is in.
troduced. Mrs. Peck's impersonation
of a baby singing is one Of the big
features Of their act, and Mr.. Peck's
yodeling both in English and German
was a pronounced hit. Their act Is
one Of the best of its kind ever seen
here.
You cannot make mistake by go
ing to the Grand tonight, as the pro.
gramme will give entire satisfaction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
If Tl5E DEMO ATs SHOULD WIN
WHAT THEN?

Z . H II b
hid you ever stopBt to think what
would happen should the Democrats
win again IN west Virginia? 1t seems
quite unnece ssary to seriously consider
such IA aniooked for contingency, but
there IS no party Without hope and
peculiar turns are otter taken in pol
tics me Democratic leaders and
The Democratic massesare not in one
anothefs confidence Just now and II
SO happens that they are working to
gether hut with entirely different ends
in view me leaderslare constitution
any aDd det rminedly against the new
tax laws They hayeled the corpor
ute interests to believe that once they
were iipoweE the new laws would be
repealed IN toto. Large sums of mon
ey have been collected and spent on
this delnsion. we say delusion be
caiise Gle leaders would be unable to
eaffy out their agreement with the
eorporations Tie masses Of the Dem,
ocrats Molld not stand for going back
to me IS cent State tax and the old
method of ssessments Of coal lands,
on companies and railroads. Hence,
our question. what would happen were
the Democrat to VIM The corpor-
ations would insist on the repeal of
the tai laws and the shifting Of the
burden back on the people. The Dem
oeatic masses would rise in arms
were sach q thing attempted. We
would theh ses the oldparty split Wild
en- apart than 1t is nov, with the re.
ssilt uncertain. Instead Of settled con.
dlticnsS We should have constant tur-
mon and a mad struggle to undo what
has been done with the people clam.
oriug toilet well enough alone. So,
i can readily be seen that nothing
would be gained by atDemocratic vic
toFy ME chances arewe should have
four Years 81 fighting and nothing of
Importance come Of It, except to show
The vide breach between the Demo
cratic saders y and The Democratic
rits ses!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
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Or. WARDEN ISSUES ORDER THAT
/. eRAFToN CITIZENS MUST
DUMP MO- GARBAGE ON
RIVER BANK:

f. 4T. . h. 81. T L
DEAR. Warden, member Of the
State board Of health and a resident
Of this city has a notice in to-days
issue Of the Sentinel that win proba,
bly, bring balm and joy to the hearts
Of the people down at Fairmont who
have been kicking and bowling be-
cause Of the fact that the refuge and
NTH Of this city has been dumped
along the bank Of the Tygarts Valley
river below the west side. says the
Grafton Sentinel.
In this notice the doctor points out
that the dumping Of filth or trash
along the river banks or creeks is
strictly forbidden by State law and
this order will be enforced by the
State board Of health" 1t at evident
that the conditions which exist below
the city have been brought to the at.
tentlon Of the doctor at least II not
the other members Of the State board
and that is the intention to stop the
practice that has prevailed, Of dump
ing refuse Of all kinds along the river
bank. For long time there has been
a practice among the garbage haulers
Of the city to haul the filth and refuse
Of the city down along the river and
dump 1t over the bank. There is a
garbage and refuse pile many feet
deep and several hundred feet long
at the present time, some Of which
has been consumed by fire, but the
greater part of which is a seething
mass Of rotten refuse.
II the State board Of health stops
this practice there arises before the
people Of the city of Grafton the ne.
cesslty Of constructing an Incarceration
plant where. the garbage and refuse
can be burned. twill have to come
some time in the near future, because
the health of this and other communi-
ties demand it.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
sequal To
A Felony
WIFE OF MAN WHO lMPERsoNAT
ED MARSHALL SUES FOR
DIVORCE.

.
PARKERSBURG, Aug. T.-Suit for
divorce was brought yesterday at Cir
cult Court by Mary E. Rowan against
]. ]. Rowan,t he grounds assigned be-
ing desertion and abandonment. Back
of the desertion and the divorce pro
ceedlngs is another story which may
explain defendants absence.
Some four years ago Rowan, whose
bride was the daughter Of the Rev.
John Miller, was popular young
man, with prociliyities for spending
more money than he made. He re-
sorted to dishonest methods to keep
up the extravaganza, It'll alleged, and
finally impersonated a deputy United
States marshal, and extorted money
from saloon keepers and others on
the threat of closing up their places
of business.
At Charleston, Point Pleasant and
other places he invaded Saloons IN
troduced himself as Deputy Marshal
Riggs, and informed the saloon keep
ers that certain license money on slot
machines and other appurtenances
was required. He made a personal
settlementa nd left,
or course, he was very soon de-
tected and arrested. When taken at
the home by real United States Off
GERS, his wife, who knew nothing Of
his ofrense, wept bitterly and pro-
tested his innocence. When conyinc-
ed Of his guilt, she became reconcllei
to his arrest and incarceration,
though nearly heart broken. s,s
She states that she does not know
where he now Is or whether he Is
Sun imprisoned and brings the suls
merely on the ground Of two years.
desertion and abando nment
r; d, Hills IS plaintit ttorney.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

Senator Sam Montgomery since &C
quiring possession of the Preston
County Leader, has not only built up
his own town, but is also trying tc
promote industrial interests at Fair
mont. He says It is a good town for
home builders. All hope the genial
Sans efforts may make an impress
on Fairmont.- clqrksburg Telegram.
Senator Sam IS on the right track
this time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
FOOT cur OFF
YOUNG BRAKEMAN VICTIM OF
SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN KIRK.
Moop YARDs.


wHEEItNG Aug slasr Bon
nell 81 iS 70 south Huron street
Island Who d 4 brak KEENAN, on the 81
Is ana VI division IF the 81, and o.,
had his sleg cut on above the ankle
Friday afternoon about four. D clock IL
the KirkWood yards. II
/ Bonnell was Just coming u on q
freight train that runs bstween Bridge
port and Holloway and in stepptne
from, one Of the cars while the train
was In motion his left foot slipped
from the stirrnp on the car throwing
his leg under the train, The unfor.
tunate man was picked up by the
trainmen and carried to theyard once
where Dr.. ]. o. Howells attended him,
He was then removed to the Wheel
ing City Hospital IN orrison's ambu.
lance. Atthe hospital last evening a
seven O'clock Drs. Howells Of Bridge.
port, and Reed, Of this city, amputatel
the limb Just above the ankle. Intcr-
nation from the hospital last night
was to,the effect that the injured man
was resting in a satisfactory condl.
ton.
Bonnell Is a young man and has
been married only a short time, and
lis very popular with the railroad EN-.
ployes and held in-high esteem by the
company. The unfortunate accident
caused general sympathy to be ex.
pressed by all the railroad men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
EDUCATORS HERE.
Superintendent Miller and Or. c. J. c:
Bennett In Town To-day.

.
Superintendent Thos. c. Miller, DR..
10. ], G. Bennett and Regent NJ. G.
Lough were in conference to-day with
Prof. c., Harry scherf, Of Lakeside,
Ohio, who is an applicant for the po-
sItion Of teacher of science at the 10
cal State Normal School. Mr.. scherf
holdsa degree of Master of Arts from
Chicago University and has had sew
eral years experience as teacher in
western schools.
Dr. Bennett spent yesterday at
Phiippi, where he visited the Bar
,bour county teachers institute.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

scrap that doesn't have anything to
do with anything else except the nom.
ination of a governor and good
friends won't fall out over that. How.
ever, the starTribune need not think
the West virglnlan and the Post are
going to leave The matter Of the nom.
nation to the convention next sum
mer. Well hayeit settled long before
that time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

The Cameron star-Tribune has the
following to say concerning people
whom we all know:
Among the late and good political
suggestions are those of Elliott North
colt, of Huntington, for Governor, VIM
G. Conley, of Kingwood, for Attorney
General and John s. Darst, Of Ravens
wood, for Auditor. These are all big
men in the State political game and
their respective booms when launched
on their authority would gather much
strength.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
TWO DOUBLE HEADERS.
Local Team viii Play Four Games
With ereensburs.

This afternoon at South Side Park
the local team and Greensburg will get
together for double header. Green's
burg being the closest team to the To-
Gals In the race will no doubt be q
good drawing card this afternoon. They
will play two games tomorrow after
noon. The first game this afternoon
was called at 2 o'clock and the second
ten minutes after the termination Of
the first contest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
the RIGHT MfDiCIN
FOR PEIvlC TROUBLES
E1IlNn M lsE, PlI.Nn

IN IRIS /, CAROLYN IS KEsA MFR lori
4Nkcoliins. .writes
"ghe majority q omen IN ho aseauf-
feiing from tlisorderetl perieds and
other pelvic troubles have snea strong
faith IN doctors that they ati ewstkVtn
70 experiment on them for ktdneysilser
or stomach troutlfs pntil they become
completely discourage a and theiEmoasy
ilgone.
f This was my unto gfnnate expes
\ Ffe1ce for nearly Two yeafS mo
satfeltioh was calle6 10 perttna.
Al hardly dared beiieys that 81 lRGlI
had found the fright med feline, hnlSaltr
kept on,using II and vas finally cured
could only thank God and me s0urs
age. w
II have had most go tiefy Ing resnlts
fiUm the use Of your med icinel md hsye
ADVISED dozens Of women WI ewesethis
fering with womans ills TO use Il efuna
and let the doctors alone.
"Those who followed my adylselro
better today and many are fully restored
to healthn q.
Mrs. Vida Mooers, r. r. IOsI,
1ents, Ore, writeGI
"For the past four years Ytlla
wretched woman, Sutfering with severe
backaches and other pains, leaving flsl
90 weak and weary that II Wi Only
with difficulty that Twas able b attend
70 my household duties.
~ used different sFenIedl es, hif
found no relefuatl had tried tefdl6.
"within twoweeks there was!a chlhge
for the better aud IN less than itFee
months / was . well and shappy oman.
GAL the praiseiS due 20 Pet1na:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

We still hear a little State senat9
talk. 1t is Marlon's turn this year
and from present Indications we'll have
about as many candidates for Senate
as we have for governor, which, &C.
cording to the Petersburg State Jour.
nal is 1899 since Judge Maron pub
lished his letter declining to run.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

The Harrison County Herald has the
old time "Ring," since John Smith has
taken charge as editor. In our opinion
1T would be good deal better all
around for John to "ring of" In our
opinion his stun is out Of date, but
John may not think so.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

Some genius has weighed an ele.
plant before and after death and
claims he has thus proved it has no
soul. It seems TO us this only demon
sErates that some. fools are bigger
fools than other notwithstanding
State Journal.
And the man who wrote the above
"aln't no fool."A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
Mr. Aom.eIl aetter.

Solomon Howell, who was seriously
hurt on Wednesday in an encounter
with q mad bull near Arnettsville,
and who was thought to be fatally in;
jured, is greatly improved at this time
and ills thought he will recover.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

Some inquisitive person has dtscov.
cred that 1t has been 2SS years since
the beginning Of legislation in Amer
lea. And after all this time the I'M
written law makes that on the statute
books look like dead letter,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
immunity was Promised.

81 can say" continued the Attorney
General, that since | have occupied
this position l never have agreed to
grant Immunity to anyone. The prom.
Use in question was made during for
mer administration Of this depart.
ment. That Attorney Morrison gave
the promise there is no doubt and that
the Attorney General at that time (Mr.
Justice Moody was, cognizant of it
is quite certain"
The Attorney General declined to
discuss at this time what further &C.
ton he intended to take against cor.
porations that he believed to be in VIC;
lation of the law.
as it possible for you to indicate
what suits, If any, the Department Of
Justice may institute against corpo.
rations or indiyiduals2"
''It is utterly impossible" he re
piled. II cannot discuss that matter
at all. I will say this: There is no
reason for any officer Of any corpora.
tton or enterprise whatsoever to ap.
.prehend trouble with this department
If he is quite sure he has not violated
the law"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
Rio Paw To-Day.

To-day is payday for the FaIrmont
Coal Company. A large amount of
money will be paid to the men in
their employ. This will make a busy
night for the merchants of our city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
Bio factory Fire.

NEW YORK, Aug, 17.-Flre to-day
caused four hundred thousand dollars
loss to Dehayen Cork Factory, Brook
lyn. -Four alarms were sent in and
many daring rescues are reported.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
Not Done with Hartmann

Attorney General Bonaparte was
asked what action, II any, might be
anticipated by the Department Of JUS
tice against Edward H. Hartman fur.
ther than the proceeding instituted
against him and Mr. Kahn IN the Uni
ted states District Cont in New York
To compel them to aaswer questions
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

ina recently published list Of Dem
ocrauc Presidential possibilities iae
name OF Mr.. Bryan was omitted but
his ceilings we're probably NOT burt
since he regards himself as sure
thing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
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WEST vIReINIANs
ATTHE LOCAL HOTELS.
.:ii...l. : A*h !. .s.. : !,

TAvERN-T. 9. Johnson, Thomas
E. Hodges and wife, M. K. Ransberger
w. M. Morrison, j. H. Stewart
Grace NJ, Hodges, Charles B. Hodges
Morgantovn; j. 3. R. Ellis, Grafton;
a. s. Harnan. Randall; 3. s. Camp.
bell, F. P. Jones, wheeling; 3. 9.
Basel, j, w. Tryman, harrisburg;
T. R. Frye, Keyser; B. 6. Linger,
Harry Watson, Elkins; R. L. Pyles,
Mannington; Floyd Teter, Belington;
H. F. Walter, Cairo; 3. 1. Linger,
Salem; Nj. P. Mcvicker. orden.
MARIETTA ~ A. L. Anderson,
=, Il, ~ m rIa..ka,, iAEnn0I10 a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

The MorgantoSn Post is satisfied
withN orthcott, whether that helps ais
candidacy any or not.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

ton: F w. Cunningham shinnston
w. D. Wade, F. Z. Clayton, Amos
c. G. Brown, Blacksyille; A. Fess
ter, Miracle Run; George p. KING,
Behler; H. Gain, clarlksburg
MANIEY-L. D. Beall and VIE,
Morgantown; josiah Keely charlss
ton; Wade H. Brown, Berrybatg; =
g. Hany, Wellsbarg.
WATSON T. n. Frye, Keysef;8
d. Kyle, Wellsburg; w. a. Vance.
Clarksburg; Leslln Hawker shinnl
ton; w. W. Mcneil, Masontown g.
w. Loar, Grafton; Charles Els JcAn
Barnett, s. F. Crane, wheeling
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

Ralhy weather is hard on ban games
as well is hay haErest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-25
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Tl ~ { Y 4 4, " goMEN
FIowetsEf orI. Yoar Poreh Rok.

| ~ lowers tor Your Porch Bok.9fs.f
Among the Towering plants u that
flourish III boxes The whole summer
through are browalliasy bsgonia ves:
non and begonias Of the semper for.
ems Notwithstanding hot sun aud
extremes Of temperature-and tuber.
Gus begonlas aud fuchies for the
Shaded positions; along with pansles
and the pretty Begonia McBe,hii--
very effective as foreground in n
box Of ferns. geraniums. helitrope
and lobelias revel in the sunshine
along with pet'mlas. 4
Other trailc.s are sweet alyssum, n
mass Of white throughout the season,
the little, creeping money vine,'
hardly for rockwork and standard for
baskets, boxes and outdoor vases. Do
not take indoors during the winter or
1t will become rusty and useless. To
remain healthy It must have It's natur.
al freeze.up. Nummular!a urea Is n
golien.leaved variety of this pretty
trailer. Vinca minox TRAILING ever.
green myrtle) and vinea yariegata
are both most desirable. 2
b
For both climbing and dropping the
tall, free.blooming nasturtium and
Maderit vine are unsurpassed. The
former makes yeraHda or balcony
garden in itself. 1t is Invaluable for
this purpose In the south. Dwarf
and cling nasturtiums are prolific
bfoomers and thrive anywhere.
Simplicity and absolute harmony
are the characteristics portrayed In the
first Illustration. Geraniums In gilt.
tering contrast OF crimson and White
form the background, while from the
border Of perpetual snow, found In
matted and dropping sweet alyssum,
depend trailing branches OF Vinca va.
riegata (eaves while margined) in.
ltermingling with the mass of thrifty
geranipms that skirt the yeranda'!.
base. A separate box containing white
cobea Or MADEIRA vine. might be in.
troduced In the bit Of space at the left,
training It to overarch but not over.
grow the bit Of summer bloom.
The dwarf, free.blooming cannas
are effective, in deep boxes, for the
decoration Of spacious piazzas,
Palms, jandanus. aspidistra, abu,ilon
and Boston fern are all suited to broad
|verandas. 4e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-25
N Mrs. Martha Ruble, Of Barnstown
\ will be the guest OF her sister, Mrs
y: +: Hershberger, Of Merchant street
Saturday and Sunday.
! CITY Hospital Notes.

= i = . i
Mrs. Mile Morgan, VINO was operat
ed on, Is improving. ~ ID.
81 Miss Vista Watson, who will finish
shers course in training June G, has &C
I copied and gone to I'LL a position Ii
the Unlontown Hospital.
Mrs. Knapp, Of Locust avenue, II
improving nicely.
1 Mr.. Edward Lynch, who was thrown
from "a wagon and seriously injure,
33and on account Of the excitement los
I control OF his speech and limbs, Is a
the hospital and Is doing as well IL;
/ could be expected.
Mrs. Sarah Griffith continues to IT.:
prove.
sj$IS5Miss Sadie Crockett, Of Richmond
!: Va, will arrive Monday to accept ,h'
Z position as head nurse.
Y Tony Britina d Middleton, VIII
was cut in, a fight, is improving.
n. Elmer Jackson, who was seriousl,
Ill Of typhoid fever, is not improvin
very rapidly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-25

The Grand Army OF the Republic
extends a cordial invitation to ever,
one to join In the ceremonies OF dec
Grating the graves Of deceased sol
dlers at Morgantown. West Virginia
May 3oth, 1907.
Grand Military and Civic Parade Ii
the forenoon. Several bands and the
Drum Corps Of 1861 will be in the pa
rade. ri.
Hon. J. A. Matthews Of Washington
D. c., and other speakers Of National
reputation will deliver addresses.
Special trains will be run so as u
accommodate the people.
May 1S.tf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-25
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Constipation [ I |! !


Baird iweet apples with some .psopls, hsi 4
pfompt relief for constip a,ieh. WITH o,hsi /.
soarss allwheat brad WIN have the Am, dc
fasars undoubtedly has 4 rese;abls remedy
rstsrs ever ailment known TO man, Il phyt!e.a (
ran but Ind Natures way to health. Aud this
s:rit.nEly true with regard to Constipation.
Ths bark Of a certain tree In caliiofnia-o
an sas,adA-ot.en mott excellent AID TO Il
nd. But, combined with Egyptian seanA, ST.
pssy Elm Bark, Solid Extract Of Prtne,, etc, III
s,ms cA,asa bark Is given It's greatest possib
powsr 70 correct constipation. "A ltoo.h,om
Candy Tablet called hI.ess Is now made At III
Dr.. shoop lAbon.ories from this inssnuou, aut
noat elective prescription. Ia eject on conisi
patton. Riliousnes,, Sour Stomach. Bad Breath
,rallow Complexion. ETC.. Is indeed ptoup, AM
neiiytnE. & ~ ~
No srp!pg. no unpleasant after effects arc n
pansscsd, and 1aI.ets are put up Ia beAutltu
nshogn phsd metal boxes n cent? and . can't
pr boz. 7'
For something nsv. MICA economical al
elective NY box Of \ '3sai4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-25
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z A. BILLTHIsLEA 4 co.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Rebecca c. Tibb:
deceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the In
termediate Court OF the County oil
Marion, made In a cause therein pend
ing. TO subject the real estate OF the
said decedent to the payment OF hel
debts, you are required to present
your claims against the estate Of the
said decedent for adjudication to A
l.. Lehman, Commissioner. at his Of
fee in the said county, on or before
the 2Gth day Of June next. t4
Witness, R. B. Parrish, Clerk OIL
said Court this 18th day Of May, 1907
R. B. PARRISH, Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-25

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