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legitimately stop.
So much for your objections to Mr.
Taft because he is Unitarian. Now,
for your objections to him because
Won think his wife and brother to be
Roman Catholics. AS it happened,
they are not; but if they were, Or il
he were Roman Catholic himself, it
ought not to affect in the slightest
degree any mans supporting him for
the position of President.
I believe that this republic will en-
dure for many centuries. 1t so there
will doubtless be among its Pres1-
dents Protestants and Catholics and
very probably at some time. Jews.
I have constantly tried while Presl-
dent to act in relation to my fellow
Americans of Catholic faith as hope
that any future President who hap
pens to be a Catholic will act to-
wards his fellow Americans of
Protestant faith. Had I followed any
other course / should have felt that
was unfit to represent the Amerl-
can people.
In my cabinet at the present mo-
UCHI Iu6I0 SlG SlQO fDy O4uC IN|ObhOtAO
and Protestant, Christian and jew,
each man chosen because In nay be-
lief he is peculiarly ft.to exercise on
behalf of all our people the duties of
the Office to which / have appointed
him. In no case does. the mans re-
ligious belief in any way influence
his discharge of his duties, save as it
makes him more eager to act justly
and uprightly in his relations to all
men. The same principles that have
obtained in appointing the members
of my Cabinet, the highest officials
under me, the officials to whom is
entrusted the work of carving out
all the important policies of my adj
ministration, are the principles upon
which all good Americans Should act
in choosing, whether by election or
appointment. the men to fill any Of
fee from the highest to the lowest
in the land.
Yours truly,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
| Mr.. j. C.. Martin,
Dayton. Ohio.
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Birthday of King Edward.

London, BY Cable-Edward VII, by
the grace of God of the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland and
of the British dominions beyond the
seas, King, defender of the faith and
Emperor of India, was born Novem-
Der 9, 1941, and is celebrating his
9th birthday. The anniversary was
observed throughout the British en-
pire with the usual military and
naval salutes and displays.
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daily paper of which Mr.. Carmaek
became editor after his. defeat for
the nomination for Governor. The
editorials in question had been viger-
GUS In their coment on Colonel Coop
er and his alleged connection with
what Mr.. Carmack termed the "Dem-
ocratic machine and its methods.
Colonel Cooper, who is well known in
business, newspaper and political cir
cles in Tennessee and the South, had,
it is said, notified Mr.. Carmack that
the references to him must cease.
Another such editorial appeared Mon
day morning.
The men fought at close quarters
and there were but few witnesses. It
was past 4 O'Clock in the dusk of the
afternoon. They met on Seventh ave-
nue. north, directly in front of !. the
Polk Flats, a fashionable apartment
house. Mr.. Carmack had just lifted
his hat to Mrs. Charles II. Eastman,
a friend, who was passing. In mo-
ment the firing began and Mrs. East
man was a Mortified witness at close
range. So close was she that one of
the Coopers is said to have charged
Carmack with being a coward and
hiding behind a woman. Cooper IS
friends charge that Carmack fred the
first shot but the dead mans friends
stoutly protest that his opponent was
the first to shoot.
The tragedy created the most in
tense excitement throughout the city
and within short time the streets in
the neighborhood were thronged.
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Working on the Tariff.

Washington, Special. -Manufac
turers, importers and producers OF
chemicals will be heard by the ways
and means committee Of the House Oh
Representatives for the purpose Oh
assisting that committee in arriving
at decision how tariffs should be
revised along these lines. This IS the
first of series of hearings that have
been arranged for all the various
schedules that make the tariff Dill
and will continue until few days
before the meeting of Congress.
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New York, Special Postmsston
Edward M. Morgan was shot Mon
day while on his way to his Office br
a disappointed ofice-seeker namoa
Mackey. He is. in a serious cop3;t
len. His assailant committed s,;c;do
Immediately after the shooting. Mr.
Morgan were hurried home and b;o
wound is regarded as serious. HA
was accompanied by his DAUGHTER
when shot.
The man who shot him had impor-
tuned Morgan for a position in the
postofice, but had been refused. He
tried to see the postmaster at his
home several times, but did not sue
1ceed He lay in wait for him On the
street and spoke few words to him
before shooting.
Mr.. Morgan was appointed post
master last year. He had been ad-
vanced from a letter carrier to the
position of head Of the office.
There are indications that Mackay
had for long time planned the
death of the postmaster Before be-
coming postmaster Of New York Mr..
Morgan had had charge Of an inves-
tigation of dishonesty in connection
with the work of postal clerks in the
city, and the police theory is that
Mackay at some time suffered
through Mr.. Morgan's vigilance.
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Birthday of John T. Graves.

New York., Special John Temple
Graves, editor, orator and vice presi-
dentil candidate of the independence
party in the campaign just closed, is
SO years of age. Mr.. Graves is now
employed as an editorial writer on
Hearst's New York American, but
it is rumored that he will soon re-
turn to Atlanta to assume the editor
ship of a new Hearst paper to be
established in the Georgia metro
polls.
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Salary Increase in Navy Yards.

Washington, Special.-A general
increase of about 10 per cent. in the
salaries of all civil service employees
at navy yards will be recommended
in the report of the committee on
grades and salaries of the Keep Com
mission. The report is about COM
,pleted and is expected to reach the
department the latter part of tbs
week or the first Of next week
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-11-12
dedication Of New War College

Washington, Special.-The ne"
army war college was dedicated here =
Monday afternoon by Secretary u
State Root. General Franklin ben
and Brigadier General Witherspoon
both made addresses. The colestt
will stand as a permanent monI'lne aa
to Secretary Root. The building t W.
cupies a magnificent situation on .; !np
Washington arsenal ground tron'iH'
the Potomac.
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w
- -

offered loud their praises OF
their Alma Mater
qualities which the West demands of its young men and
colleges the west
his
matter Of
Their instruction is
funds enable them to reduce the cost OF
special which
judgment OF
$3.50
lived
club a weekly than $780,
based what he u.s. not what he
the
hec East
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Worlds visible Cotton Supply.

New Orleans, Special.-Secretary
Hester's statement of the world IS Wis
ible supply of cotton issued Saturday
shows the total visible is 3,617 goo
against 3,2sO,124 last week and g.
371,95S last year. Of this the total
of American cotton is 3,092,9
against 2,741,124 last week and q
565.0S2 last year all other kinds In
Guiding Egypt, Brazil, India, ETC..
$4,000 against $4,000 last geek and
S06,S76 last year.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-11-12

Legislatures of thirteen
another Scnool
States but the striking thing
on
hndered the natural progress OF women
in
actually been
defeated
general opposition which the
present either the New York or the
of
legitimate influence in the spheres
which most
The
achieved
before
don INES
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A MEAN sIJ1R
Blinking

"Ths laundrymen are thinking
about forming an exchange"
Good idea. suppose you can go
there and trade the collars you get
for your own wash, eh?"-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
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POSTMASTER SIM
Edward N. Morgan, Of Now
York, MurderousIy Attacked
ASSAILANT COMMITS SUICIDF

Man Who Had Been Refused D.
sition by Postmaster Morgan Tis.
in Wait for Him on the Street IA
Shoots Him, Immediately Tbera
after Committing Suicide
Morgan Carried to His Home seri'
ously Wounded.
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Mr.. TAFT'S RELIGION
President Roosevelt Says It IS
His Own Private Concern
PEOPLE SHOULD NOT INTERFERE

The Presidcnt-Elect's Religious Be-
lief, Declares the President. Is
Purely His Own Private Concern;
a Matter For Which He Is Re-
sponsihle Solely to His Maker, and
Not Subject for General Dis
cussion or Political Discrimination.
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BY a. p. Anderson.

HEN Ambitious asked the question, How can young
without money obtain college educauon IN Tue
Wes? inquiry hundreds of men VINO
aim requirements of the age for trained mnos
The colleges particularly of the West are answering
the satisfaction of OF their graduates
every They inviting others to come and see
And the young and women, on the upward CLIMB TO
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-11-12
Fs5GJRr~0r o0r"~er e
! Uonaen'S A11tdgonisn1
{ To the Suffrage
By Mr. Humphrey lizard.

FTER sixty years agtationor the movement is generay
dated in America from meeting held in New York IN
INV 1848tae womansuffrage demand, which during the
second third of century was active
out the States and succeeded in forcing
amendment in favor of the vote in four OF the
sparsey peoped of the West is now in process OF
defeat and exncton-and that not at the hands OF the
y fhnTaSo lVnS
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everything
becoming times and ugly himself He
and his He is oal and enen and lets the little
allowing
tinents he
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The Proper Treatment of
~ LDiDeS -
By the Req J. L. Scudder
First Congregational Church, Jersey City.

ELISHNESS upon which domestic bliss gener-
ally goes to pieces model husband plays the ty
rant his wife equal, not subordinate
or slave. married to bears. Some are
Gagged BIRDS sad to sing Others have that word obey
eternay them. Another quality in good Aus
determination cultivate cheerfulness and
sunshine in his home He will make himself handy
ho douo for
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mYo~~~~~~~n~ The ~'~~.,,
. Cost of Contention
= :. Badges :.
5
Badges
fy II. L. Beach.

!. !:
of the committee is
III It
Il Il the
II sight
~ is little Republican
&$I-A@
solid gold.
surprise the and file delegates
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COHaIssIONER'S NOTICE.

!. u Woods, COMMITTEES Of w - BARNARD Ac
VS.. In C5aHesfy-
Josiah ~ Barnard, ct al.
COMMISSIONER Office,
MaifinsbnFg. w. Va. Fab eth /, fqe&
To all persons interested IN tho above entitlet4
cause.
nv decree III the Circuit Court 81 Berkeley Eoun-
ltv W. ~ entered IN Che abese entitled e4sse pst
tho s7ih. day Of Jai, l9os tho same was referred y
me with lnsuuGtiens 70 asseytain and report.
first. The real sAtats ~ which William III. Bzxn-
ard Is seized. together With ix ~ single ard an
nsal rental yan<s.
secosd, to ascertain and report the debts agsspsk
his estate. with their respective amounts and ppofi-
ties
Third; any other matters deemed psi tinent Nv mo-
or which any oftne parties IN inse'eat may isqprs
me report.
Yoa viii therefore take notice that have Gxrd
en MN DAY THE SECOND DAY OF AARkM
fDeS. al IL as the time whsn. and ny ehles
ii " artinsbugg. W. Va, the place where. y ~
proceed 10 execute the said cider u rsfefeuee, ana
i isom any cause, ihs same be GOT eeinpieteh ont
that day II viii be- adjourned. from time TO isnie
the same place. until 1t - cempleied.
Given under my hand his ON. day 81 Feb Leg
w u. Ceisten commissioners IN
Ghaneefy 81 sail Court
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AuclensFrauc Exposed

From Jcdge HaImon's speech at
Nashville:
Just fifteen years ago the wolf was
at the door of Republican administra-
tion. a large amount Of bonds were en-
gIaved and on the point of being issued
Then the Democrats took charge. They
found the bottom of the Treasury star
Tag at them and this pile of nice new
bonds all ready for use. And as the
troubles increased and the crops failed
and the income tax was overthrown,
the Democrats bad finally 10 father
those bonds to maintain the credit Of
the country. Straightway, With the as
surance which only Republican poll
tieians can carry off, they laid every
thing to the Democrats--hard times,
bond issue, and ALL Then when conid
tons were rapidly improving. the Re-
publicans came cack again, and at
once set up the claim that they had a
monopoly OF good times and were
kindly letting the country In on them.
Now, in spite Of good crops, good
business, and good prospects, smash
comes another panic, spreading loss
and suffering everywhere, and, to
many, ruin. Issuing bonds in time Of
peace! The Democrats had to issue
bonds to discharge duty imposed by
law, and here are the Republicans is
suing interest bearing bonds without
authority not to meet the needs OF
the government, out just to raise more
money to deposit in banks without
int est.
All fraues prove boomerangs at last
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COMMISSIONERS notice.

v. n chsneep,
u. s. Moraa-. 81 al.
commissioners Dffees
Martinsbsrg, w. Va, Feb 9th. lqos
r. ~ ns,xous iaserestxd IN the above sntitled
r. degree OF thu Cireuis Court II Berkeley csan-
~ " Va rr,x red in the above entitled cause. %
H. Ysth dxy VI Jsn rec3. tins same vas reisrrea 70
me Nth ,uxtractions stee,fain ans report
r,,sts what personal estate the sstd joseph Nor
san owned. 1t .he time Of his drss ths character
and value thereof -
S~cerd: t. state and settle the accounts OIL saia
MI. milf. as Executor Of Joseph b. Mofg2a, 60.
he d.hts owing by the sad Joseph Morgan az
H. lime OF his aesth. fe whom paya bic, Their Ma
M. and Tie respective amounts and priorties
thereof. ssh
In,rd. the real estate, eensd BY he s>id Joseph
II Marvan. al tbs tus Of his death, It's quantity,
description, and leestsn. -.
Ea,sh.ss ard such other matters az the s2id Gem
n.zv see FL Or any OF the parties 70 IBIS
mi a ~ reun,e tn Same being psr'luest
~ 81, s Therefore take nctssr nai nave nxsa ~
| rs; ESpAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY VI
| MARCIA Icc8 at 10 a. a., as Tue t'ms ~Aes ans Ans
| mv Office II Nfarfinsbpfgs W. Nay - rs PAts
vher. will proceed to esecufs said orcsf 81 lei
erence and IT, from any eaase, ne same pc 70 $3.50
plred on shzt day il viii = adlounef if'r t'i''s
10 tirae. AZ The same place until Is y comPietse
fiiter under my hard this OH day Of req. i9es.
" u. coisioa, LoiHmiss,onsr y
1 Chaaeery OF said Court
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YOU MAY nor NEED IT now.

Here is simple home malS mix
tnre as given by an eminent authority
on Kidney diseases, who makes the
statement in New York daily news
paper, that ii will relieve almost any
case Of Kidney trouble if taken before
the stage Of Brights disease. He states
that such symptoms as lame back.
pain in the side, frequent desire to
urinate, especially at night, painful
and discolored urination, are readily
overcome. here is the recipe; try it:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-haIf
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Com pound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces Take teaspoonfuI each meal
and at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here IN town
is authority that these ingredients are
all harmless and easily mixed at
home by shaking well in bottle. This
mixture has peculiar healing and
soothing effect upon the entire Kidney
and Urinary structure, and often over
come, the worst forms Of Rheuse-
item in jest little while. This MIX
ture it is said to remove all blood ais
orders and cure the Rheum atism by
forcing the Kidneys to filter and strain
from the blood and system all uric
acid and foul decomposed waste mat
ter, which cause these Affections. Try
itIi you aren't well. Save the pre-.
scription
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

". y. Wien
In chanecry.
commissioners Once
Harrisburg. w VA Feb nm ,1de
70 ~ persons Interested In the above entitled
cAuss. y ".f -
! ~ . decree or the Circuit ,surt 81 Bert -.
CouAty. W; vs., entered In the apoye snst,ie3
cause. ON me BIRD Day OF jan 1909, the $3.50
VS. referred 70 ne with Instructions 70 M ~
tain and report -
First: the personal estate ownod bv J,,ssnh
u. Young, al the time or his death the ci,;sf-
actor azd vslue thercof;
second; what disposition. IL any Was maze
e. q NE personal estate BY this defendant; iibnr
fonbg, Ane % state ann settle the ACCOUNTS pf
inc aid defendant, Wilbur III. Thomas, "
rhirs u rspsrt the debts, owing bv ths -
Jessph r. Young, ~ the time OF Ia Death r.
whom payable, withthsir respective nsoanfs
and rrioruies.
Fourth; the real estate. owned BY the said
quantity, description aud location
Fiuh; and such other matters, the same b.
ing pertinent. ~ ANY party In Interest may
require, Or may think proper.
fou VIII therefore take netice that hava
nxsa Oh Thu HsDAY THE EIGHTENNPH
tiAw OF MARC n .Ials, At 10 a. na as the ii ms
when and my Office In MarfiHsbnrg, W. vat,as
ssid order 81 reference, and II, IRON any cauae.
tsc same b. not completed on thas ~. lie Will
be adJcnrEed4 irons tinas to time. u Iii same
place, until n Ii cefn plet@d.
atv<n under my hand this 6th, q VI Feb.
,,gos. VIII n
w. b. coistpn, Com missioner In
Chancery OF said Court.
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The Democratic members OF the state
Legislature To conference last week
unanimously passed resolution en-
dorsing Mr.. Bryan for the presidency.
The resolution was as follows:
Resolved, That 1t Is the sense Of the
democratic members Of the West Viz
ginia legislature that non. William j..
Bryan is their cht Ice, ard in their
Judgment the choice Of the democratic
voters Of tue state. for the presidential
nsminstiol, and that 1t is their
sincere hope that at the national con
vcntion at Denver he will be nomi-
mated by reclamation, ia the con tident
hope Of y glorious democratic victory
in November.
"Be IT further resolved, That an In
vitation be extended to Mr.. Bryan TO
deliver an address al Charleston to the
people Of West Virginia during the
present session of the legislature"
.On motion it was ordered that a
copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to Mr.. Bryan, with the request that at
his convenience, he advise The caucus
through its chairman as to whether
he can accept the Invitation extended.
and, If SO. on what date.
IA. Il. kenny, Chairman,
10. M. Netzei, Secretary
The following is the telegram sent
Mr.. Bryan;
sHon. W.. j. Bryan,
"Lincola, Seo.
'0n motion of senator Campbell,
democratic joint senate and house
unanimously ana enthu ia.lically en-
dorse movement to nominate you for
president and extend you invitation
to speak in Charleston during the
present session.
A.. Il. Kenney, Chairman,
&C. "A. Wetzel, Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE


Application for Liquor License
Pursuant 10 the provisions Of the Actt
OF the Legislature fer 1905, for the res;
ulatSon Of license, nosfce is hecoty
given that the following sIiplisstidn
fss license has been filed at this s,ffir,
Ssr the sale of spiritsus liquors. vine
parter, ale, hser and like natsfso:
C. n Bowers, residence Martir
burg, " Va. plsce for wshich ncsnses'
desired Nc. IFS w. King street, Mir
| tianDurg, w. Va
Given under ny hand and the ia
lsof the County curt Of Be. kelley Cop
( ty, West Virginia. this end dayo
January, 1908.
l, Il. Bende5
Clerk County Court of Berkeley 20
w. Va.
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K---tk
is-inch planning machine.
2f.inch Band Saw MACHINE.
new s-4-inch Band saw.s
new i-inch Band saws.
! saw MandrolI aud Frame ana 4
ZIP saws ranging from inches ID ag
inches In diameter.
Line shaft IA inches by 20 n.
long : patent hangers, s pulIeys, rang
ing from Inches to "a.
hEmery machine and 3 whceIs MI
necessary betting fer machinery.
set Of tight working cooper tools.
All the above machinery is in FIRST
class condition,
Every one interested In any of the
above articles will be wen paid for
'heir time IN wri ~ i or.salling on
John q. Stout,
Darkesvllle w. va
Post Office address
inwood VIVA.
II. #. ID. No. IL.
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REAL ESTATE:

Tbs undersigned having determined 10 .ii<ecetin-
re 1srning ard reeids IN AHrtus5arg, Will offer
sac ~ public snrtien 10 the highest bidder
Saturday, Feb. % 1908
e. l:ss s's.oek y m the ffost door Of the Ccprt
house IN Marsissbars, Berkeley eenaty, West Viz
sinia, that very desnsble farm, containing
Eighty ls0) Acres
sley Cennty, West Virginia about ssx fsI Mills
sossh o. Msrtinssurg, West virginis, near Strikes
sensei Rene, and about sns half u ~ niles
east 81 the Winchester .urnpike
his property Is improved hya
Good Dwelling House
ssniainiag Eve tsl rcens asd kiishsn. gransty and
imAn Sa,eaiiainss The land i Of sspesiet quail
on f1fm, About thirty isel acres is sew
Set In Grass:
there IS ssne small timber on the place, and plen,y
q eesd water, there is al AFesisn cell at the
eeofi tasfe u considerable amount Of
Fruit ON the Farm,
particularly sppss and small fruit. such as ssatss
berries, etc The fencing Is in secd average con-
This Is su exceptional opportunity for petsos
with small means 10 obtain 4 geoe hone at fea.
sonAeis pi'ce, y qniet nsghbsfhooa, convcnicrY
grown the arm being we'll ssiApsea to isuit, grsss
ana Isisine o. stock IL Is aise convenient %
Stfseh niQtu8fA0o Wuihe EfSen tF Z e owner. OF
berg, West vaginia.
az possession given Arrii is,. fees
Terms OF Sale
ths hAlf 60 ofths purchase money ta be paid
eah 90 Gay u vale and Tie aianee III tive s}
sa'.Al pAs 'nsnts Cue IN ss 10 and twelve Ga
nentts fssisciisel, itcm day II sale the desesYru
payments 70 esAe i0ufest item cay Of safe until
patti ans be seenred BY the notes of the purchaser
ssme = PAID " lnil
-, SAMUEL BARR. owSsR
n. Poole, attorney iof ON nef
George W Keeseeker, Arct
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of Joseph II. Morgan. deed.
IN purssarce ID a deercs 81 ,he Circuit Court d
Rs4keiry ccunsy W. Va, made IL cause therein
tending, to subject The real estate Of the said Ies.
III Morgan 10 the payment 81 his debts, you re-
euired 10 present vouT claims against the estate
81 lie said Jssepf III. Morgan Ter adjudication ia
VI 3. Celssss, Nomnissioners AZ his Office. On o.
bef4re The t7th day Of Mach. l9cs
WMnsss l.. u. Gesharst, Clerk 81 tie said Court.
r. ID. Gxlhatat, u ERIK
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

To tho Creditors az Joseph r. Young, decd.
lie pur uanee Of deeres a the Circuit Court of
Berkeley Coanfy. w. Va, made in snt Therein
pending 10 sabjscf the Of the said jos~pn
r. Dung 10 the pAyncnt u his dabts, you r.
uissd 70 present your claims, against the estate ~
lne said Joseph r. foang. Tor adjudication, "a y
u t,osson. Commissioner. atNhiE Office tn SAID
County. oa or seisrs The NineseoAth day or March
,qoS
Witness L. D. t5srharaf, Clerk 81 the Aaia Eonrfs.
this 6tih LAY Of Feb, tpoS