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The Tupelo journal., 1908-02-14

EAOI bOUNU
No. 203 JamestownLim due lie 0 p. m.
No. 205 Southeastern Llmtd II. IS a. m.
No. POT Aberdeen Ar. $50 D. m.
Accommodation Lv. $50 p. m.
No. 211. Mississippi Ar. 11:35 a. m.
Accommodation Lv. 11:40 a. m.
WEST BOUND
No. 2O4 Frisco Limited, due 3.54 a. m.
No. 206 Southeastern Linn sos o. m.
No. 208 Memphis Ar. 6.10 a. m.
Accommodation Ly. 6:15 a. m.
No. 212 Alabama Accom-. 2:15 pm.
L. W. MCLEAN, Agent.
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Teaching Transgrrssors the Way
of the Lord.
Continued from page IL

CONTINUED from page ID
what she might have been! Blu
you say, there is no danger. You
must remember that the ways o.
sin are deceitful. No one eve
sunk to the lowest depth of sir
and shame and misery all al
once. And no one ever engaged
in sin with the expectation Of
following it up to such an extent
but sin being gradual and deceit.
full they find themselves led or
from one sin to another until at
last they begin to reap the re.
ward of their doings.
2. The way of the transgres-
sor is hard because it is attended
with sorrow. We need but little
argument to prove this fact.
Most of us have learned by oh.
servation, if not by sad expert
ence, that sorrow is the portion
of The wicked. There are men
and women tonight who have so
acted as to be forsaken by those
who otherwise would have loved
them and been their friends.
They look back over their miss
spent life and think of what they
might have been. They remem-
Der the advice of their parents,
and the words of father and
mother burn into their souls like
a thing accursed. They think of
the happy days of childhood
when they were innocent, and
how they bowed at their mothers
knees while their tender hands
clasped theirs, and while she
prayed to God for her child. That
mother may be yet living and
praying. She may be tonight
weeping and crying, "Oh, where
is my wandering boy to-night?"
Or she may have offered up her
last prayers for her child; she
may have dropped her last tear
of pity and sorrow over him, and
may now be basking in the SUM-
shine of Gods love, and singing
with the redeemed around His
throne, in heaven. But what is
the remembrance of her to the
transgressor but sorrow and re-
gret? x x
3. The way of the transgres-
sor is hard because it leads to de-
struction. My dear young friends.
if you will stop and think awhile
of the terrors of death and the
fearful consequences of judy
ment to those who live in sin, you
will not wonder that | am so
anxious to teach you a better way
Oh! how | desire to see you
turn from sin and escape the aw-
full consequences which inevita-
bly, follow a life of ". ckedness.
God says, The wages of sin is
DEATH Knowing this to be
true, l come to warn you. This
I'D I1lO SlCdI ICd0Oll why L opCdh
to YOU SO earnestly this evening.
Let us notice the man who has
spent his life in sin and is now
nearing the end of his earthly
existence. Guilty pleasures now
stare him in the fhce; fear and
terror crowd upon his soul. All
is now darkness and misery; and
demons seem to beckon him away.
Oh! fearful state. But this is the
end of an ungodly life. He knows
that he must plunge into eterni-
ty, and he breads the change.
His last moments come, and he
dies and the agonies of death are
succeeded by the torrents of
damnation, as he sinks into the
pit of despair. No loving Savior
to lean upon in the hour of death
and no kind angels to watt his
departing spirit to the home of
the blessed; but his soul is con-
veyed to the internal regions to
The Tupelo journal., 1908-02-14
Plain Talks on Fertilizers
How to Get the Greatest Possible Yield per Acre

sold to Southern farm
ers last year; and every
year the demand be-
comes greater.
The best results in
producing corn, the
good old standby crop
of the South, follow the
application of 200 to
800 pounds Of the right
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spend eternity with the Dew
and his angels, and the nations
that forget God. So Some
of you may think and say that
have drawn this picture too dark
but | am sure that I have drawn
it no darker than it is in Gods
word.
III. My third reason for teach
ing transgressors the way of the
Lord is that | know the way of
the Lord to be a pleasant one.
1. It is pleasant because we
have agreeable companions.
When we wish a pleasant jour-
ney, we are apt to seek the most
: agreeable companionship, know
ing that much depends upon
those whom we choose. So it is
all through life; if we desire true
happiness we must seek the most
agreeable companionship; and as
we find the most refined and cul-
tlvated in the way of the Lord,
and as the refined and cultivated
are the most agreeable we nat
urally conclude that that if we
wish to have a pleasant journey
through life we must seek it in
tais way.
2. That the way of the Lord
is a pleasant way, because it is a
way of rest. God says, Gene
unto me and l will give you
rest" There is no rest for the
wicked, but God has promised
rest to all who come to him.
We must have rest of mind and
conscience. Glorious rest which
those who continue in sin never
know.
8. 1t is a way of peace and
happiness. It is the way Of wis
dom, and we are told that, "All
her ways are the ways of pleas
antness and all her paths are the
paths of peace" That is what
we all want. We all want happi-
ness. Well, it is freely offered
to us by God. We all want
peace. Well, God promises to
give peace to all who will come
to him. The peace which He
gives is not like that given by
the world, but it is an abiding
peace-peace of heart and soul,
which will last not only through
life, but through eternity. The
The Scriptures represent this
peace as a Peace which passeth
UNDERSTANDING" and always re-
joicing with JOY unspeakable and
full of glory" Why not choose
this way which is so full of joy,
peace and happiness instead of
pursuing the way of the trans
gressor, which is filled with dis
appointments and sorrows, and
which finally leads to everaslti ng
destruction? May God help you
to consider the two ways care
fully, earnestly and prayerfully.
A.. My fourth and last thought
is. that the way of the Lord is a
pleasant way because it leads to
eternal happiness.
We can endure with pleasure
the little trials with we meet in
this way, if we only remember
that the end is everlasting life.
After a while our conflicts here
will end, and our friends will
look upon our lifeless clay, and
weep because of our absence;
but angels will rejoice because
another has joined the heavenly
choir. Our friends will hear our
expiring groans, and sigh as they
think of giving up our compan-
ionship here, but the holy angels
will welcome us into the presence
of Jesus, and there we will unite
with the redeemed in singing
redeeming grace and undying
love. What, a glorious change
that will be from a. world of sin
and sorrow into a world Of ever
lasting JOY"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-26
Mexico 1908.
PENSANIENTOs De EDNUnoO De lMIGIs.

-Cuando hRy Oinco amigos juntoB, TO-
dos AoabAn por vRciRr 81 BBco de lsB tom
terfag.
La fDmiliR Bin amintad no ss mas que
un o6aiA On medic del desisEto.
-CusndO 90 anna una mujar no 90
tiene neCssidsd do una amiga joYen; y
OuAndo no 90 anna otrs mujsT, 90 RoAba
poF GmaF lR &miga.
lei mundo ost6 lleno do RmiatRdes do
Ciento vsint0 pulBaCionel poE minute.
No 90 pueda GeE amigo v0rdadsro y
peEfscto de lR naujer sino on la edad en-
que Hs FenunCia inspiFaE amor.
Mo hay smiItRd sin Bimpatfa, psTo
con una amiga iOvsn , bella la simpAtfa
no eI mas que 81 embFi6n dol amor.
Las RmiBtsdeB son como Lon mRtrimo'
MOS: de cada dies 90 hRce uno por amor.
-RSroa son los amigoB h6cis loB cuAleH
nos inclinR I'M sOntimisnto puro do aim
pAtia.
Ell amor o. tfmido delants de ID ri1s
UatfIiCa: ID alsgrfs diBtras lS tentaCi6n.
-Donds ID muis pusde heriE pFCfun'
diER m6V, porqus tisns mayor SgudszR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-26
RAMON ROMERO ROSA.

AyeF cumpli6ss an aRo de Hu Uentids
muerte. Este obEero pSB6 por Ia vida HU'
fElendo BonEiend0. Los md tiples sur
Coz de Eu franto, serena para toda1 Ian ad'
verBidRdess delsHT6 gRbange & veceg, para
imprimiE en- 6Ita, noble plaCid6Z.
Cuantou le OonoCieEon do manera init
ma, AdmiFaTon On 81 e1s tempeTamanto, en-
81 CuRl re1altRbR CieFtR digna sItivez que
no pudisrOn CompFendeE jam6u Los que con
81 no era acago possible que midieaen Bu
tRlent0 y hombEfa de bien.
En- Romero Rosa muChOa couas belInr
sr0n dc admiraE. Algunon lIegOn & Cual.
quiera Supuelt0 altuTA, por At' jos 8 por'
torcIdoG V0TiCuOtog. A veceB, ain impoRo
taEleB que preBCfndiF de ga propio Carac.
tor, de 80 propiR maneER dc cor, ante vRni.
dadeB necedadeI, G8 ruin abdicaoi6n.
Romero Ros'S MS. No era de esog.
Ten1R bRatant9 con d viViento siampIo
de Of miumc, de ~ voIuntad, que doFrib6
fTmidAblel oblt6culoE para foRmarla hum'
bFe de CoRaz6n = de luChR On otEa altitud,
On aquHlla en- donds 1e vive Il vida do Lac
ideas en- fntimo , puFO goCa espiTitual, ole'
vandO Ia inteligencia al conoCimiento real
de cuanto NOS FodeA poE lR menog en-
cluz6ndols poF sSs Camino, ain miraE he
CiR abSjo.
NatuEslmsnte, fu6 10 que fu6, pOr ~
sHfusFSo, pOr 81 propio elfusrzo. Z sl
G 'sE ca ID tumba, lIol6Fonls no " los Bu'
yoB sino lo1 numeToGOs amigoI = admiIa
dorel que slCRnE6 pOE luB viItudes CfviCa.
y poF 10 que mas que sIo, Fsslza , email.
tsce: por IL Feotitud dc DO conCienCia.
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NOTAS Y NoTICNS.

Sc onCuentra On esta ciudad, On uBo
de licenOia. al JuOE Municipal do GuRyR'
ms, LCdo. e. Marin.
-Ss hR concsdido libeEtAd bajo pAlabro
los onfasdoH Mariana LRuAnts juan
e. CaEreTRg.
En- q CsBo de Mulero, por ultraie en-
sonR martins de ID jovsn GonaRa Gonza.
lee, han Bido CitRdaG lA1 pREtss para d In
mes pE6ximo on que dsbsn CompRrsCsE ante
la CoEta federal.
-PTOgrama de laB piOEaN que ejocutark
an 10 EetEets la banda de Ia PolicfR Ia
sulsE.
1-Marchs "AlhambrA", Chamber.
2-0vsrturs 'TanhauGsH", Wegnor.
3-PoIka de Flautfn Gel RuiSenar''
Dusfio. 4-MRrchR de las Antorcha1
NdmsrO 3. Nsysrbser. g. (EstTsno) ''In'
termozzo ''S Cbooting stsTG', Story.
6-ValBes "Tou Vou1'', Valdteufsl
DARN 'EnsGs8o , IeaIidad', O ClllGjo
"stRr spRngle Banner"
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FL MATRIMONIO De Il HIJA DE- ELEO
dora OuSe.
MlRGhHtte 0stlDl % On eOlsgIO On Sulzl. y stls
VOiai Sd nldrO ca los dias fosllVos.

Ell matrimonio de Is HIS dc EIoonors
DuSs con IN iDgI6B, Eduardo BulIough,
prOfeIOr en- Oxford, hR CRuuRdo gran uoE'
pEeIs en- Rome.
La joven no era muy ConocidR On la
ciu1sd. EstAba On una sBcuela sn SuiER
solo vefR & "a madFs en- los dfaB feStivog
La nina no saba nada dc la pTofeDi6n
de Bu madFe nj 10 fu6 peEmitido HRbsrlo
hRBta Fecientsmsnte.
E1 muy estudiosa = apsEtsda dc todR
cone xion con 81 teatFo, no B8 temi6 que
quiaisEs Heguir la protection de ~ mAdFe
Manchstte, eE delgads, = IN POGO mas alta
que % madEe. Vinte GenCilIamente.
Nine Duus est6 altsmsnts CamplRcidR
d'l mntTimonio dc 90 HIS con an RAi6D.
aunqus GllA dijo:
'Yo tonfa SiOmpEe on mi imagination
para Oll0, una casa americana Dc libF0 vi
dc de ambisnte gRludAble."
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i inGqS del t@FFqln0.
(EsB ).

MadEugsdora Hgusrds L yuDta q yugo uneidS,
ClaEea On los oonfnoD Il rsfags encsndid0,
NatuERlG8R rife tFaG de la sombFR cruel;
ls Codorniz 0mpsps rus plumau de FoCfo
6nje all6 10 lsioB 81 negro sOmbrsdf0
Gimb6liOs elCFituTa que DiOB traduOo 81 BsD.
81 tgil potro suaFOa Sd CUelIo gudoFoso,
n erin dintiand0 Rl yiento, msgnffco nsrVioso,
d duEo CISCO bate sobEe dol psdFegSI.
"a Tel apacs quietR pEsadida 81 6gEio FBGo,
Y5DoIbo16n de eBpumRB que saltRn 01 Rprigco
aFroja el tampERneHo gRnRdO 90 Il heFedGd
Ia ssquilh de y HaCiSnds vibrsdor repique
doggranR sObKe 81 vale, CuRI mi 6Ico aaIpique
uRmOud0 la po0uadR que al GuefO VenC9 a fa
81 humO On mil VolutaB pOE Gins lo8 jaORlel
aECiende lentamGnta d gallo loB triunfsIeG
FegistrOs de Ius dianaB vibrG deJde d pEOtil
Adn RnteB de que aBome por lobEa 81 Ofto 81 antro
deja 81 gaf6n 81 uuaVs calOT de Bu ORmRstPo,
h2cia a2sro mRrchR que Cusga del relies,
On tsnto del buoy unCs la RItRds frents 81 yugo,
BobE0 81 fog6n In vieiG pEepaEG 81 negro ug0
del REomado rico tradiCior al cafe
La Luz adm indsOisA blanquea en- el otaro,
-dj6raIs dc noOhs, ,-y % de pie el yaquero
loB fmpstuB AblRndR dc ind6mito bTid6n...
De lR vAckda @ oYs ID mujidora oTquents,
entire q EumoE dc v0Ce que RnCsndon poF Ia cuauta
loB p6jaroB exuItAn 90 himno 81 PsdrasoI.
n. BaTTerO AygGeglss
Mexico 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-26
De TEATRO.

Hoy domingo tendrk lugaE an mRtines
& las 2 80 p m. TepEsssnt6ndoBe La ss'
fora Cspitana", exito de ls BRfiora PFGdO
y 'CarameIo'' On que tRnto ge diBtiDgue
IL BimpAtica 0EtiAtR BtfloFA QuoV6.
Como obs:quio 81 p6blico, lR Wfiora
Prado har6 81 psp0l do RoGRrillo en- Ca
ERmslo.
Por la noche debut del actor pueTtOrri
quano senior juan NsdRI, Representations
I'll bsrbero de S.villa, "TiEadoT de PAlo'
mas" un mon6Icgo, poF 81 Bei1r Nada' ii
tu'a do" o"Tratado de uFbRnidad" 81 estFGDo
de Il inteEesante zaEzuela La Tore del
Oro'
Con este pFogEama anguED mos un llen0
q Is apreciable comp' hiR en- que 6guTRn
ia QusY6 la Prado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-26
A fabricar en- eI "Condsdo" ]"

Con 10 construction del puOnte que ira.
tan de inEtalaF lOS hsrmanoa Bshn , que
nos pHopoTCiouaF6 an c6modo tE6fico entire
la ciudad y SantuECa con 81 ''Condsdo," 90
aumentRn las vsntnjR8 dc Conutruir cAuaB
de viviendA On Rquel magnffco lugaE. Los
hermRnos BefoFes Bahu Teciben proposi
Clones para compra de Bolarel o. rus Of ci,
mas altos de 10 casa sau JuIto eEquina {
TetuGn en- esta Ciudad.
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% AtlIlIstTldtR.

Avisamos 4 las personas, que
solicitan suscribise 3 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser8
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale pOr IN trimestre
1926. POr un semeStre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. PagO az
tisipsds.
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Ell tsTrOTismO en- Ia ciudsd De Chi
GagO.
CaTtaS amenazadOraS a los iefeS de
Ia EOIiGfa.

Chicago, Abtil Gel alcaldo BriuBs,
81 jefs de ID poicfa shippiy y ol sub jsfe
SchuettleT, han Tscibido vAEiaS caEtSs CON.
tentivau de amenaEtB. que suponon ssan
de pFoced0ncia Rnarquinta.
En- cadR una de eBaG cREtaB Yenfa uuR
doOena de pequefiaD pdaB dc RCsFo, como
musHtra de lOB proysCtiIss conquo d autor
do lRR CRTtaH declare que quieTo mataP a
alcalds, al jefs y al sub jsf0 de IL policfg.
AhRde tRmbisn que hR Hido eBcogido poE Il
suert0 para OumpliF ela BentsnciR que lR
sjscutar6 con IN revolver CaEgRdo con ossa
pGAH y con p6IvOra sin hume y silsnCioaR
La poAtdatA adYisEte que las p6s1 eAtfn
snyanOnadaG que basts IN aFAhazo de
sllaS para oAuBRE ID muerte.
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NOta trlste.

NotioiaB recibidaH hoy de SsbRns Gran
do dan 10 sansibls nuevR del faIlecimiento
ocurFido allf de la que fu6 distinguida ls'
1oFa Juana Gopzsles de Bone'Ii.
La fnadS era pGEisnta muy CeFCRna de
lou seftorsS P. g. ietri Pablo Bonellf,
heRmRnR del doctor Bonellf de Salinas Y
pRrienta de lol dslegsdoB Il C6msFa Ha'
foEsu Camilo Bull J A. Lluvsrap.
Nue1tTo mas IsntidO r6IAme & Eus deu.
ae- % le uea IL tiGFFR IigeFs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-26
iBIon Dor Ii "P,lnSslna'!

En- 81 dia de aver han reCibido un CO.
BILE dc New los Henorss PieEau y
90, on 81 qu taVt;cipan hAbsF Ombar'
Cado 4 % gnaCi6n 'CuaEentR mil"
tFaisa de lag pdas HbriOAB de los El
tadoE Upidol Glen mil goTEas de laS
inv0ntadns 6:6mGm0nt9 como pEeloEVaa'
vRs dc edfaRmedade1 ContogioGas EemPrs
que @ uBsn con 81 calEsdo que venda Ia
PslmsGAna" Gale Allen ndmOEo ~,
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Hlsta las TsIls QUl.ron elslF8O.

Con q immense Burtido de camag, col.
chone4 rOpsrOD, lavaboS, conUolag, etc. que
"El Cielo" slt6 EeCihiendo, hasta Las vieiag
pEstsnden cRsarEa BAEstillo de ol6n. Nue.
70 Buftido.
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BlBlLO GRAElL

La casa editorial Maucci, Eindiondo Cul'
to los grandsS sVCFitoFeg, scabR do publ
CAT la hermopinima obEa do Eca de Qusi'
Eos, Ey MaadoTtn
III mRraviIlolo noveliHts portugu61,
RutoT de obFaB tan aublimss Como La Reli.
q,iG , 81 EpiotOlaTiO de Fadriqus M6noeS,
hAes gSllaFdo alards On 81 Mamdaaisa Z
luH ConocimientsB profae
picRciR para juzgsF los hombrs5, y dG
lu1 maravilloBas doteH de ObseTvadoP.
En- El Mandarin, & mas de Iosr una
noVslR rsgocij ada, ssiste q loctoE s lal
poripecisS de IN Curiosfsimo visje & Chine,
ConoOe la8 COstumbFes del Oelosts Imps'
rio.
On prsOiOuO tOmo; una peseta.
az Extracto de la obra de Fernandez y
Rodriguez, tituladR; "LeccionOs de Cons.
fPunCi0n Naval, ~
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Less MarN.
(De Letraa, de Ia Habana)

- 900 sjempIaEsS del "RepoEt anual
del gobsrnadoF CoFPespondieLts al aAo
1906 4 90 han ReCibidO en- lRa o6Oinag dc
q EecEGtAEia Dc Puerto Rico.
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PRIMER ANlVEBSARIO

Kn I T,
Don Angel Navajas y de los Reyes. Fa-
Ueci6 eE 90 de A5ril de I 907
Las miBa1 qus Bs calebEen 81 Lunel q
del actual ca Ii CatsdrRl, 8an Francisco,
San Jog6, Santa AnP, TeEceHa Orden
Fra 7cisCaDp, CapiIIa de San IldefoaBc,
Conception, santo Crinto , ASilo Munici.
pal, BeE6n RplicadRU por el eteFno descan'
20 de % alma
La fsmiIia IupIiCa BuB amigos se EiE'
van encomondaEle DioG
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En- oata impEonta Bs vends papol de
psri6dico vieio & $500 loI 46 kilos (,ln
qelintaIl
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PARA cURAR UNI REsFRIADo
EN uNDIA tome q LAXATIVE RBoMo
oUINNA. 81 boti ario le dsvolyera 81 dinero sno
90 cnFa. La 6Fnaa de > y. GROVE - halls en-
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
COMMISSIONERS notice..

yshn Y. Miller. Plaintiff.
W In ChAncery
isabella HsRman, "A am'x. OF
y l.. HOFFMAN, dec and
Isabella Herman IN her ewn
Uo ntsslensr's Onacs
Martinsburs. ". w. Sept. 1sth Io0
- ell persons interested ID the above e.
y dec roe OF the circuit Court Of ssrkeisy
County, W. Va. entered In the above satItled
sans was refer red - nae, with instructions to
ascertain and report
ffss- what perssnai estate the SAID n. l..
aeffmAn swneA, Al the time Of his death, the
character and value Thereof.
Secena-W hat disposition, II Any was made
OF said PERSONAL estate ~ the defendant IsA-
bella Holman. Administrative OF ths said X.
l.. eoffUan, deed and how much, n aay, OF
said personal estate IL now In the hands Of
said Administrative, available fer the pay
nsnt OF say debts owing from the estate Of
Third-A settlement OF the administration
Of the estate OF the said decedent. BY the said
Isabella Hoffman, his administratr1x.
Fourth What debts said =. L., Hoffman
owed ~ the time OF his death. 10 whom cav
able their ma ure, and their respective
amounts and pri0rtles
fiflh--What real estate was osssed BY tho
said Il. l.. Hoffman, at the time Of his death.
its quantity. description aud lvcstion.
sixth And such other matters ~ any party
ia Interest may require, the saAe being per-
tinent, or such other matter RI Ms said Commits
sisnsr himself may deem pertinent, whether
~ requested or not
Yoa will therefore take notice that have
nxed on MsudAy the 2nd. day Of November
i've, 1T 10 Z. n. ~ the time whsn and my Of
nee In Aartinsbnrg, w. Va, - ths place
wher-, will procsed 70 exesuts the sad OF
der Of refsrsnce and II, from any sAsss the
adjourned, from tins 10 time, At the same
place, until IL II con- peted.
0ivsn uodsr my hand this oath. day Of sept.
1909.
". y cciston. commissionsr in chancery
Of said Court
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r. n. ssswars 4 500

N n. SteWAR q Boa
Va In Cnnmongy
ccmmimisasr's Onice
hAruueburk. ". Va, Oct 70
ds ~ rersons interested IN ~ asove
~ . decree Of sns Circuit Court 81 Bsrks
isy County. W. " entered IN the above .
tnle4 cAu>e. - the nth. day u Aeptam6nf
iMe. the same wAs referred v me- with In
ssructscBs - ascsrtain ana report
First-AH the reai-estAts owned ~ the fudes
nent sestef, J. William Miller. where siiuato.
IL descriptien sad quantity thsrsof
secoDd-Tho Hens upon said res estate. by
wnsm held and thstr respective amounts and
rnird.- whether sasd real esssss win. IL
nve years, rent for sufficient sum. TO pay "a
ana discssrgesuch iieas, Aud the oosts OF this
Fcurth--Ana such ether rnasssrs q any
party 10 interest may require, the same beirg
peftinent or such other matters ~ the Conn
missioner himself may deem perttnsnt
whether - required or not
fou will therefore take nettce that have
liked On Monday Tire xetn day OF October
lsoS, at lca. m, A. the time when and my Of
nev In MartiAsburu, W. Va. ~ the place
where will proceed 70 execute said erder Of
rcferescc ana II, from any cause thu same ~
DOT corn plcted on that day, Il Will b0 ads
pleted.
,,, a,vea aader my hand this is. day Of oes.
W. D coiston. Commissioned, in ohancsry
ofsa.d Court
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notice TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all sens holding lisas BY judg aent or
otherwise the real Asy part thereof, Of
l.. c Hoffman.
Ia pursuance 81 . decree made by the circuit
Court Of Berkeley ounty. ". Va, In = cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate Of the
said l.. u II sffmsn the satisfaction 81 the liens
the resn. ysu are hereby required to present all
ella inns held by you and each Of you against the
said l.. c. hoffman, which are liens ha real es-
safe eny part OF Il, tor adjudication In ~ my
Office in the Old NA,ionAi Bask Bldg. In Martins
tnrg, w. Va, on or before the 18TH; day Of New
enbst, A. N Ioos.
Gives under my hand this 10th day Of Oct. A. d.
loes
John 0. Lensn
Com'r. in Chanessy u said Court
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persona holding liens, By judgDent
or otherwise, on the real estAte, Or eny pars
thereof, Of John Kata and Nellie Kahn.
La pursuanc OF a Iecrec Of The Cirout
Court ~ serkeley couoty W. VI ands - .
estate 81 the ssid John Kahn and kellie gasn
70 The satisfaction Of the lions theresa, yea
are hereby reqai~ed TO present All etaifns hel1
~ yoa ana each OF you, against the eei1
Jean Kahn an5 Nosaie k.in. which ere hsas
on their real estate, or any part Of II. for -
INDIGESTION, u fae, VI my Office 10 Martine-
burg W va-,sa or oeiore tas 18TH. Day d
October 1893
Given unaer my had this 2tth day Of Sept
1ex
W. B, coIston, Com. in chsnesry = sslo
Court
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For sale.

have left on my HANDS meat nar-
ket No. sos West John street, which I
woald like 70 close out at once ~ l
know nothing about the business. This
is enc of the best outfits In the town.
consisting q refrigerator, . meat
hleeks, computing scales, marble top
counter, iron meat racks, slaughter
house, 60 gallon boiler, ropes and psi
les complete, ? wagons, horse and
harness, all complete and at a bar
gain See w. s. Snyder, or Mr. Charles
MeCarroll at bis store at the corner Of
John andRaleigh streets
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
Notice TO CREDITORS.

IN pafssance Of 4 decree Or the
Cirsutt Court Of Berkeley County w. Va,
made In a cause therein pcndinK to suhjsct
the real-estate ofshs said e. l.. HERMAN Seed ,
10 the pay msnt 81 his acbA, you are hsresy
required 70 present y3ur claims agAtnAt the
sstass d tne said E. L.. Hoffman ds~d, for a.
iuAicsti0n. 10 W. B Oo.st0n, Com missioner
~ Ais Office, In saiA County, on Or befere She
and. day Of November 1901.
Witness L. Dew. derhardt, Clerk 81 tie
said Court.
l.. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk.