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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
TABLE DELEGATES
CULINARY HINTS THAT WILL BE
FOUND OF VALUE.
Simple Dessert Just the Thing for an
Emergency-Proper Way to Make
Pimento Salad-For Custard
Dumplings.

A Simple Dessert.-Put crackers In
deep dish, pour enough warm milk
over TO cover them and when soaked.
which will be in about ten minutes.
sprinkle with sugar. Cover with
cream and garnish with preserved
peaches. pears or ounces.
Pimento Salad.-Drain the contents
OF small can OF red peppers, after
drying them in a cloth. slice in rings,
cut fine an equal amount of celery.
and mix: add one teacup Of tiny balls
made from cream cheese, which
should be rolled in fine cracker crumbs.
Rub the yolks of two hard-boiled eggs
to a paste with the oil drained from
the peppers. Rub the salad bowl with
garlic and put in the salad over which
pour a good French dressing. Serve
on crisp lettuce leaves.
Tomato Relish.-Take ripe but firm
tomatoes. one for each person, scoop
mato a raw egg Sprinkle with salt
pepper paprika, and just a dash OF
Worcestershire sauce; next a tea
spoonful each OF chopped onions.
green pepper and bacon or ham. Put
into oven and bake until egg Is firm.
Serve with bread and butter sand
witches or buttered toast. You will
find this a most tempting breakfast
dish.
Custard Dumplings.-Take six stale
huns. CRATE crust from buns, mix with
sugar and cinnamon. Then make a
boiled custard, soak buns in custard
one hour. then fry in hot lard. When
a nice brown roll in the crumbs, sugar
and cinnamon. If buns are large cut
in two. Sauce.-One pint sweet cider.
sweeten TO taste, slice of lemon, add
a little thickening, boil and pour over
buns. Serve warm.
Currant Cookies.-Take one cupful
of sugar, add one cupful of lard. one
teaspoonful of soda dissolved in one
cupful of sour milk, one teaspoonful Of
salt and a cupful of currants or rails
ins. Use -four enough to roll and
flavor with little grated nutmeg.
Potato ayonnaise.-Remove and
mash the inside of a small potato. add
one teaspoonful each of mustard salt
and powdered sugar. add one table
spoonful OF vinegar and rub the mix
ture through a sieve. Add slowly
of cupful of oil and an
other tablespoonful of vinegar BY
the taste one would hardly realize that
eggs were not used in the making.
Indian Pudding.-Wet six table
spoonfuls of Indian meal with enough
milk to moisten. Add to one cupful
Of hot milk and cook until it thickens.
Add one cupful of molasses. one quart
IF milk and salt to taste. stir well.
pour into buttered baking dish and
,ake in moderate oven three hours.
Indian Rice Pudding. - To two
quarts of milk add two tablespoonfuls
If uncooked rice, one-half of cupful
" molasses and one-fourth of a cup
nj of molasses and one-fourth of
easpoonful of salt. Bake in a but
cred dish in a slow oven four or five
lours, stirring occasionally.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
STATE BRIEFS.

The ice in the st. Mary's river Is
breaking up at the 500. This is the
earliest break in many years.
John A. Nyquist, after escaping from
he Traverse City asylum, has been
captured and returned to the institu
ton.
Thomas Casey, aged IS, died of hear,
failure while serving his fourth term
In Jackson prison for burglary. He was
last sent up from Kalamazoo.
Peter Comm, a Norway laborer, war
killed by a falling tree. He leaves a
widow in Europe whom he expected
to bring over with his savings.
Thousands OF dollars worth OF prop
srty have been destroyed during the
past five days by the overflow of the
Saginaw river, the loss being chiefly
to farmers in the low lands.
Monroe council decided to submit
to the voters a $4,000 bonding propo-
sition for trunk sewer system on the
south side. Owners OF public buildings
were ordered to make all doors swing
outward, and fire escapes were ordered
on all the schools.
Grand Rapids Republicans nominal
ed George f. Ellis for mayor. There
was no opposition. The Democrats are
expected TO name ex-Mayor George r
Perry. Sybrant Wesselius is organic
ing an Independent Citizens party
and will be it's candidate.
Arrangements were made recently
for political mass meetins in one
of the Kalamazoo theaters Sunday
when it was discovered that there was
a city ordinance against theaters be
ing open on Sunday, except for relig
ious services. The local option meeting
was not held.
Grant township for some time
claimed to have the largest boy for
his age in the county. But Deerfield
township has at last come forward
with a stronger claim in the person
or Lester Hunt. who will be IL years
old April Is, is feet 6 inches in hight
and weighs 22O pounds.
Chairman OF the Alger county
board of supervisors for 20 years,
Charles H. Schaffer announces that
ne will retire from that position at
the close OF his term this spring. He
is reading manufacturer of pig iron
OF the upper lake region, and at pres.
ent is engaged in building a new
furnace, the operation of which will
require his full attention.
Officers OF Fort Brady garrison are
trying to locate their wives before
they reach the coast and sail for the
Phiilppines as the result of the orders
canceiling previous orders for the de.
parture OF the garrison this week. The
women left several days ago and un.
less they are notified before they
reach the coast they will have made
the long trip for nothing.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
Iceland Moss couqh CANDY.

Soak large handful of the moss
over night, then wash repeatedly.
Take from the last water, put in
thick porcelain lined saucepan with
cold water to cover well and let II sim
mer over the fire until of a thick,
starchy consistency. To every cup
of the thickened water add a pound OF
sugar and cook. stirring constantly,
until little dropped in cold water
makes creamy ball. Take care 1t
does not scorch. Pour into buttered
bread tins, so that it does not spread
out too thin, as it should be about half
an inch thick. Cut into squares.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
Cheese Toast with Bacon.

This dish is particularly good when
made of Boston brown bread While
the bread is being toasted, melt three
level tablespoonfuls of butter; cook
in 1t one level tablespoonful and a
half of flour and one-fourth a tea
spoonful each OF salt and paprika:
when frothy stir In three-fourths a
cup of rich milk; stir until boiling,
then stir in half or three-fourths a
cup of grated cheese; continue stir
ring until the cheese is melted, then
pour over the toast. Add. slice OF
crisp bacon to each slice OF toast.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27

Marshall building inspectors recon-
mended to the council that the Epis-
copal. Presbyterian and Baptist
churches, Maccabee, Oddfellows',
Eagles, Woodmen and Ben Hur halls
be closed until they have made the
alterations for safety In case of fire.
Prof. r. s. Shaw, dean of the agri-
cultural department OF the NJ. A. c.,
viii succeed Prof G. ID. Smith as d.
rector OF the experiment station when
he latter leaves for Brazil. Deputy
superintendent of Public Instruction
w. II. French has been appointed pro-
'essor OF agricultural education. a new
chair
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
PIttsbura Again Flooded.

With surprising suddenness another
flood of the rivers is being expert.
enced In Pittsburg and vicinity.
Thursday morning the stage reached
the danger mark of % feet and the
water was rising seven-tenths an
hour. According TO the local weather
bureau possible stage of 33 feet is
expected.
Streets and cellars in the suburbs
are covered with water Thousands
OF women and children are prisoners
in their homes. Schools are lightly
attended
Railroad schedules are badly disar
ranged on account of the water and
heavy landslides.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27

A NEW LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
TO BE URGED IN A
MESSAGE.
SEEK RECOVERY OF LAND
A Revision Of the Tariff One Feature
OF the New Move-The Cost Of
Railway Experimentation Mat
tiers Of Note.

President Roosevelt has determined
on a legislative program, the enact
ment of which will be urged upon
congress In special message. Each
or the measures to be proposed in
wolves perplexing difficulties and each
will have far-reaching effect on the
business and economic conditions OF
the country. The program is the pro-
duct of important conferences
through which the president has been
put In possession of the views of all
interests concerned. Likewise the at.
titude OF the leaders in both branches
OF congress has been made known
It's success depends upon the com.
bined effort which he believes can be
brought to bear in behalf of the whole
plan by those affected. especially by
some one of its features. The pro-
gram includes:
A declaration in favor OF a revis-
ion OF the tariff in a special session
to be held after March 4, 1909.
An amendment to the Sherman
antitrust law SO as to make import
ant concessions to combinations of
both labor and capital.
Limiting the powers of certain
courts in the use of the injunction
In labor disputes.
Passage of the employers liability
bill.
Passage of the Aldrich financial
bin.
The support of the business and
financial interests of the middle
west was pledged to the president on
this program following an extended
conference held at the White House.
A most satisfactory conference was
held at the presidents office with
leaders Of the two houses of congress.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
TO THE DEATH.
General snnirnoff Fatally Wounded at
the Fourth Shot

tOG FOufhl OuOhs
Lieut.. Gen. Smlrnoff was probably
fatally wounded in a duel Wednesday
morning with Lieut.. Gen. Fock. The
men met In the riding school OF the
Chevalier Guard regiment in St. Pc
tersburg and fought with pistols, stand
ing at twenty PAGES when the shots
were exchanged. The riding school
was placed at the disposal of the com
batants, with the full knowledge and
appreciation of the military authorities.
1t was witnessed by several officers of
high rank. and 1t is even reported that
several women were present
The duelists were instructed to open
fire at the word OF command and con-
tinue until one or the other was killed.
At Gen. Fock's fourth shot Gen. Smir-
non groaned and sank forward. He
had been wounded in the abdomen
above the right thigh. He was carried
in litter TO the military hospital,
where doctors employed Roentgen
rays to locate the bullet. The duel
was caused by the memorandum writ.
ten by Gen. Smirnoff on the siege of
Port Arthur, in which he questioned
the courage of Gen. Fock. The latter
considered that his honor and reputa.
ton were involved and challenged the
author of the memorandum.
This duel will be followed by an.
other between Gen. Fock and Gen.
Gorbatofsky, the commander of the
western front at Port Arthur, who was
severely criticised by Gen. Fock dur
ing the court-martial proceedings. Cor
batoffsky sent seconds some time ago
TO Gen. Fock, but failed to secure per.
mission to fight duel.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
OBITUARY..

William James Bryan, United States
senator from Florida, died OF typhoid
fever in the Providence hospital.
Washington. Mr.. Bryan was appoint
ed to succeed the late Senator Stephen
r. Mallory in December and had been
i'll 33 days of the 70 that had elapsed
since he took his seat He was the
youngest member of the senate.
Col. John Walter Fairfax died at his
home. Leesylvania, Prince William
county, Virginia, in his eightieth year.
He was a well-known veteran of the
civil war, having held the rank of
colonel in the confederate army.
John Ware Winston, known as the
father of vaudeville, died in Buffalo,
N. Y, aged 81.
Mrs. William Clifford, a bride OF
few months, shot and killed herself in
her Chicago home.
Charles Benjamin Smith, a resident
OF Chicago since 1895, died, aged 70
years.
John S. Rainey prominent in south
ern financial circles. died in New Or
leans in the sixty-second year of his
age.
Donald r. Lord. famous designer
and constructor of salmon canneries.
and the man who developed more of
this industry in the west than any
other person, died at Seattle at the
age OF 20 years.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Koken OF St
Louis. member Of the family which
controls the Koken Iron works. Ban.
ner Iron works and Koken Barber
Supply company, committed suicide by
poison.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27

Clothespins will keep the window
from rafting II they be split in two
and one piece used as wedge for
each frame. II they are painted white
and fitted with screweye in each
head they may be hung on hook by
the window and be always read, for
Home Journal.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS IN DETROIT.
Week Ending March rs, 1905

JYcEUM THKATRE-Every Night. Mats:
Sun, We'd. Sat. i5c. sc, SOC. Ralph
Stuart in Strongheart"
Observation-Disclosures Sun, Tues, Thurs.
and Sat. Prices DC, 35c, SOC and 75c All
hatinees Except Sunday, 26c. DIR. JEKYL
AND MIR. HYDE.
WHITNEY OPERA HOUSE, Matinees Daily.
except Wednesday. loo, 20c, SOC. "SHA ID.
OWED BY THREE"
TEMPLE THEATRE VAUDEVILLE - After-
moons 2:l5, Toe To 25c: evenings Sis;
loc 70 SOC. HORACE GOLDEN, Eminent
Magician.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27

Cirillo Lavelore. an Austrian who
mas been talking around saloons and
elsewhere that he was going to shoot
Capt knight, of Bessemer II he did
not get his job at the Tilden mine back
again, has been adjudged insane and
VIII be taken to the asylum at New.
berry. He was laid on with others
some two months ago and has been
Drooding over the matter ever since.
Agnes Walk, of Bay City. whose dead
baby lay IS days In the room she oc
cupied before being moved to Mercy
hospital. is dying. Lack Of medical al.
tention at the time of the birth Is
given as the cause.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27

Never melt butter on the stove.
Heat your cake dish by filling with
hot water, wipe dry. then put In but-
ter; II Will then melt.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27
THE MARKETS.

Detroit.-Cattle-Choice steers, $50
%. good TO choice butcher steers.
1000 to l.2O0 lbs. 81 5000 as; light to
s0ou putener steers and heifers, zoo to
cows COW :; ISL g. 81 o %lTea 0s IS sss
common bulls, s3@S so; good shippers
5 %a s4@ 20; common feeders. So so
Ys 20; good well-bred feeders, So Is
o.; light stockers. 81 1903 IS -
veal calves-Market Csc lower. hest
calves, g; medium. IS 5000 SO; com
and springers.s25 S5O each oo"s
sheep and lambs-Market active. Csc
higher; best lambs, 1907 so; fair to
mon lambs, $500 25; fair to good
c ou1EneT s.59eee2 81 5o9S6; culls and
Hogs-.Mark et active. 25asOc higher
Range of prices: Light to good butch
light workers, 81 S6Gl 80; O Toughs,
Detroit - Cattle = The best heavy
cattle sell about steady best EXPORT
. steers s$S 7SQ6; best shipping steers,
tOgfS &c, 60; best LOCO. to 1,iO0.lb., $50
good O g 9 fs sow sC g. 1SS4 fair z
e 70; trimmers, So; best fat heifers.
xSg5 rs: butcher heifers. 1904 SO;
m NIGHT G .sSs a5 heif Sssf 81
! 30; stoekers, SO 1904; export bulls.
s ~ &c., hui 49, bologna bulls So 5O@s IS;
stOch pulis, " oOQ3. The choice large
cows are steady; all other lower; good
Cows sssgdS mediums, s23Qss; com
p pi1syy sSs 90 g. y yonSn.
stays. ga sos so; Closed active ali
sold; Sheep market lower; best lambs
81 So; culls, So 5O07 25; yearlinss
IS 60Q7: wethers, Sc 25@6 so: ewes
IS 5000. Calves lower; best "a 2sG
so; heavy, SAGE.
Grain, Etc.
Detroit.-Wheat-Cas No red,
Syc; May opened NC higher at 9SAc
gained 3c; declined to 9SAc and closed
at ssc; July opened at 92Ac. advanced
to sSc. declined. to 92hc and closed at
touched soc, declined to sshc and
white. 99c.
Corn-Cash No. 3, CSC; No. yellow.
81 Nc; sample / car at e4c
Oats-Cash No. 8 white, 1 car at
SIS hc; May. sac bid.
Rye-Cash No. e. S5hc
eans-Cash, 81 %; April. 81 rs; May,
Cloverseed-Prlme spot. 40 bags at
~ 30: October, 81 So; sample. is bags
at Slz, at 80 SO; prime alsike, SIP;
alsike, 9 bags at 81. 4 at $40 25'
Timothy seed-Prime spot. GO bags at
Barley-sold by sample. car at
81 20 per cwt
Feed-In 1OO-Ib sacks. jobbing lots:
Bran. S27: coarse middlings, s2S: fine
s29: cracked corn and coarse
,ornmeal. s2s; corn and oat chop. s2s
per ton.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-27

In ukase Emperor Nicholas
praises the soldiers In Port Arthur
during the siege, saying their valor
set the whole world awake, but was
suddenly interrupted by the shameful
surrender of the fortress" by Gen.
Stoessel.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25
RHEuM ATTIC eoLKs.

ere fei Sag Yaae kidae Is yyeils
Mary sbeufaatie stack ans siuete
uric aeii u TIE blood. ylus tas aasv
q thc kl'iaeys y to remove all urIs
acid from The blood. It's pFeseucc there
shove the kidneys arr Inactive. Don's
aahy with 'iuFic acid salVenss.p You
might go on till doonaslay with them.
but until you cure the kidneys Won
will never get well. Doan's Kidney
Pills net only rcniaye uric acid, hut
cure the kidmsys and then all danger
fren uric aeia il ended. Here il Mar-
tinseufg testimony TO prove it,
Mrs james Davis, ilying GA Race.
street, Nartinsburg w. Va, says: VI
suffered from kidney complaint ana
severe pains across my loins for
lsng time. The pains would be aecofn-
panied by weakness across the small
Of my back making me almost help-
less "A duh dragging pain OF rheuuaa~
tism kept me awake 81 ignts. If At
tempted ~ stoop ssralghtea Of lift
anything, sharp pains would Shoes
thrsngh my back right up 10 ny
shoulders. suffered from siek shrol,.
biag laeadachs and dimnsaa Of vIsion.
was treated by d phvsician bas o.
tsifesl 70 relief ulsslg procured E,s ii il
kidney pilla ut Il sla ple sis
t.slN store rev earts ma assf 81 III -
~ 4 cry short ttoae, aad sAga lssi
no symptom Of Kidney srqlbla sfacaI
thai tilne, esHnat speak goa slggaiy
Of ooan's kidney Pitts
hoT sAie ~ y Il slealaFs tss
FosseEsN illhufa Cos Rullalos
sole agsnts fer the United states.
hseancaabYr the name Dean s--allsi
take ~ other,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25


When Isee somebod rs baby just about
the size Of mine,
ASH Prewi ahout tie country with NV
little special line,
There's the qucercst sort If feeling Al
The bottom Of nay threat
And the train bells and The whistles
take sad and sobblng note.
Both my arms begin to hauger for lie
load that's always light,
And Ia give my soul to hear her call (.
ing Daddy In the night.
but I've get 70 guip my grlevmg, uor
Uetrsy the slightest sign,
When see somebody's baby Just
about the sire Of mine.
When see sturdy youngsser Just
about the size Of mine
| am less the rugged oak tree, more
the cIinging, tendrilled vine.
Then | know the strength attributed
to men is halfa myth,
And the storm-defyiIg hole becone s
the egaised and Bonded vitae.
Then ! snow the ones cherish are the
guardians of me,
While ths world would scarcely recog-
nize the picture Il would see
Should 4 happen TO discover In my
eyes the brimmiug brine,
When see little baby instahaut tha
ssize OF mine.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

Esvfg qualified AZ executors Of The
last vii ard te*ssmeut Of elias q.
Il nisls dseeaFsd.s SNe Hereby give
neiiee 20 al persons ireeeteo to ssid
ss5s'e q eeu icfwaFd Agd rsy ssne
~ effe sat aii hsyirg claims aga.nss
fssa es'sie VIII Tresent The sane with
ace suiisert'eaiicn fcr feitien ent.
Mary ". Lambert
II L. Ccuehmsn,
Executors
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25
RlIEI3M ATTIC II EfIpE,.

4 Neii-known authority al Then:
nassisua aiyes the fsllo'eins sainahte'
thougA slnpie and haasless, asfi 81
ton 1T hesne:
Fluid Extract Daadelion, ons7haIl
oaneei Compound syrup tafEIia|
three ounces.
Min by shading Well II 4 batsIs, al
taae teaspooaful sftef saell msaf and
at bed time.
Az ataies thAt she ing sadIeEsss ean ii
obtsiAesl from AIRY good ptiel
pharmacy Al small cost, aAd, Belax u
vegetable extraatioa, afa harmless b
take.
Thfs pleasant mixture, II ,alsep reGu
larly for few days, Ia said ~ oyereanz
almost any case Of Rhe imatism. 70
pain aud swelling, ifaEy, disuinishe
VI th each dose, unill Iefntasaassa n
suits are obtained, and without Inj0
ing the stomach. While theirs "
many s0-eailed Rheumatism retnsii6
patent n edlciaes, etc., some Of wixfe
do give relief, few really give psrfzx1
neHt fesultA, and the above Will, i
doubt, be- greatly appreciated by ilaap
sufferers here At this time.
Inquiry al the drug stsres * ~
nelghborhood elieits the issfornni
that these drugs are harmless ana
be bought separately. Or ths dru9
haEs Wtli Il Il tl1e reacEi 1kioh Nh N
readers II asked to.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

The William Richardson Camp CT
c confederate Veterans 0. FroAt Royai,
Va, has decided 10 erect monument
ia the eeurt hsuse square Of that tewn
to the memory efthe Confederate dead
OF Warren county.
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ErLvass les ons

In Modern and Ancient language
also vocal music, free gIom now until
Christmas and if satisfactory terms
can be made Lectures every Friday
evening at o'clock on ancient and
modern literature at ia South Maple
avenue
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25


CATARRn CANNOT BE CgBnD
with local applications, a. they eau
MOI reach the seat Of the disease. ca.
taFfh Is blood on constitutional dla.
ease, and ia order TO cure II YOU mast
taks constitutional. remedies, Halia
catarFh Cure ia tsksh internally, Nc 4
acts directly on tbs blood, mucaas
surfaces. Halls Calarfli Cure il not
i quaek medieise, itsWas pfeaefilsa
by one Of The hest phyklcians ia thie
country for years ard il resuler pfe-
sefiptl9n. tits compost q tEe esst
senlcA known, combined with The best
bleed purifiers, acting difeotiy On he
mucous surfacss. The peffsct cambiua.
sioa Of the tive ingrsdients is whst
proancea aucn wonderful results iaeur-
Ing Gassrrh. sead ssf lesiimoais.s
free.
F.J Cheney & Co, Toiedu, O.
Sold by all nfagglsts, 75c.
Take Halls family pills for conat :
patton, ! no
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25
Special commissioners Sale
Valuable
Real Estate
I'd MAFtIM sbufg. ~. 20.

fsss - 1850 $50 ~ 81 ~ y 80
Pursuant 70 the authority vestee III me ~
aeeIee u the circuit ranrs 4 NaFisleg
County. w Va. IN the Ehaneeiy eanes 81 r..
~. 1afdErf, sheriff eff, aanfnst William
Havey, ct ~ On The i7thaf Aapi 1907, the mn
dersapeM apetifti gAfll III 3sstalanf wall sall {
public auction 10 the hiNsst Alaaes, N ths
front. eoer 81 The Court Huuse q saia Comfy,
On
Saturday January 2ud. 1858
at one O'clock IL ~ AZ b. raal estat8of which
Charles y. HApeY died seizAd iha same beiae
an uadiNiG ea cBe-tAsfd interest 10 ne III rs
mainder Ia Rrd % the northern end 81 4 tfs-
biz brick buiialag apd not upon which said
building Is bull, situste on the lagt side Of
Water street betwsea John and King Streets
IN The town of METiinsburR. w Va. and Ad-
adjoining the property Of Robt Mariin.
Terms
One-third ~ the purchs SO money 10 BIZ raid
10 cash on day Of safe. and the res iaue ia two
equal nni ual paynaents IL ono ana two geafgs
the fefsrteH ragfaenta p be ev 4ssneea vs. The
Fromissory notes uf the purchaser, bearing ili-
teiest fron date and the tifis a. be retained
until all the purchase money has been paid.
X II Faye, Special rnInfaissi9nar
| hersby certify thai Il n. Boyd special
commissioner 10 The above enfified eaase
has sxscuted bond as required By law
/. - W. GerhArdt
Clerk, LireulttouTt
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

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for them rs cents per box. III
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