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WHAT A LETTER
BROUGHT T|LOY.
How a Message of Love Was
Borne to a Lonely Heart.
BY FRANK II. SWEET

fCopyright. 1900. by American Press A.so-
ciation.l
Lottie and Jack were at the postof
ice when the letter with its sprawlinc
foreign looking address. facing up.
ward. was handed out through the
window. They laughed I'm n surprised
way as they examined II. while the
postmaster watched them through the
window with a smile upon his USUALLY
solemn face.
i've been postmaster fifteen years. "
he remarked. "and It's the first time
that names turned up to my reCollec.
tion. Do you think it's n mistaken
1.ottie drew closer TO her brother
and scrutinized the missive half nnx.
iousiy. There was 'Tildy's name I'm
unmistakable clearness. despite the
blurred lines caused by thick ink and
the long journey:
Miss Matilda Schneider"
Wont she be amazed" Jack said
slowly. Wont she be tlckledY'
why. Jackr' his sister gravely in.
terposed. you don't know whether
the news Is good or bad. IL max be
horrid news. Let's see the postmari;. &c
Cant" said the postmaster from
the window. ITS all blurred out. The
stamp is German one"
"Oh, isn't IL funny-Tildy's having
a letter. the girl exclaimed. breaking
into another shrill little laugh. Then
she added, 81 wonder who IL can be
from"
The quickest way to know Is To run
home and find out" Jack answered.
unless. OF course. you wish 10 open II.
which wouldn't exactly please Uncle
sam" Slyly winklng at the postmas-
ter. he put the mysterious letter into his
pocket and Sauntered toward the door.
On the threshold OF the small build
ing. which was both store and post
office. he paused. IF any more letters
for Miss Schneider come today" he
called TO the postmaster please send
them up"
"Haw. haw. haw!" the old man
laughed.
Jack and his sister passed gayly out.
seeming TO leave tide OF laughter be-
hind them. They were sturdy. fine
looking young persons and walked
with free. graceful movement. The
girl was of good height for one not yet
sixteen years Of age. but her brothers
head reached considerably above her
own. The light vehicle IN which
they had driven to town was waiting
before the door. with white Dobbln
tied 10 the post. reslgnedly tranquil
Perched upon the seat waited n
little hve-yenr-oid girl with ilaxen hair.
She wore very white and ruffied
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bIo. xYII-BUTTRRFLY on RED CLOVER
to the acre Will have 10 be sown The
seed should be cleaned carefully with
a clover seed grader 20 remove all
weed seeds. n purchased It should be
examined very carefully TO see that II
contains no weed seeds II much OF
the seed is badly shriyelcd II should be
discarded entirely. This matter OF test.
Ing the germinatlye strength of seed
before the regular sowing IS made
docs not receive the attention which
It's Importance demands. IL needs no
argument TO show that It IS the part
OF prudence to make certain that this
essential factor I'm the seasons cam.
paign is proved 20 be capable OF fui-
filling its requirement. The eve ig nv
no means an infalllble Judge of grain
offered for seed and a more searching
inquiry should be made.
Where clover Is sown with timothy
about eight pounds Of the clover to
four OF timothy per acre IS the proper
amount In short rotation. however.
II IS better 20 leave out the timothy
and use ten or twelve pounds Of clio
yer. not MI Of this seed VIII grow the
hrst year. The outer cont OF n clover
seed IS very hard. and considerable
proportion of 80 does not soften enough
70 sprout the FIRST season. II VIII CONS
up the next spring and thlcken the
stand
Seeding With Small Grain.
On light so!s especially n tho spring
" dry. the clover may be mixed with
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II appearing 20 the boarl of education that the
otaI Nahhtion OF all the taxable property In this
district according TO the last assessment thereof
s ~ ~ lsv.SOl being real estate Go the value OF 81.
eo',oIt personal property to the value OF S3i9 7S0
and railroad and other property assesscd nv ,hc
board OF public works 60 the value OF 81 Sl7 as
certified Ia this board by the hasesnor and N an
pearing from the foregoing estimates that n ~
necessary 20 raise 10y levy. after dcduetinR all
credits SOOs, 90 for building purpoaea and az.
v'o4i Tor teachers purposes. u " determined that
aleNy on each one hundred dollars valuation OF
s5,ls950l. lO.cents for building purpones and AZ
yiO44 ~ cents for teachers purpoaea will be nee
essary to produce the estima tod amountH ma afore
said FOR the coming fiscal year
state Of West Virginia County of prcston Distr,c,
OF Lyon, To-wit:
l.. r ID. fortncy. secretary Of the board 81 edu-
cation In and for Lyon district OF aad county snd
state do hereby certify that the foregoing con-
on the 10th day of August. IeJa
1909. '"' VI NuSuS''
4. ID. FORTNEY
Secretary Board Of Education.
building fund " w
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Cg) Current expense and repairs 200. O
TEACHERS rt,Nn rSriN,r,.


TEACHERS FUNp ESTIMATE
Maximum levy ~ cents ON each Ono
llndpd Dollars valuation.
l. The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and collcctihlc from
every sourc, except from the levy of
taxes to bc madc Tor the currnt fiscal
year
tO Bal. due fund from sheriff SG37 10
(bl Rejenlptions (cstimatcdl.., 1000
(cl Due from general school
ium Enumeration 6l2)u. i,02G.2I
Sl,672. %
>. The debts and demands owed hy
the district ~ whole, and payable out
of the teachers fund.
(c) Commissions, dclinQucncies
and examinations. : 200. 90
(o) For teachers holding No.
one certificates nc Sil,O0pcr
month for six months.".... 2,ll2. 90
CD For 10 teachers holding No.
two certificates nc SIS per
month for six months..... >, ,2SO, 90
(g) For | teacher holding No.
three certificate at $50 per
month for six months...... $1,000
Si,772. 90
IL appearing 10 the board of education
that the total valuation OF all thotaNablo
property in this district according to tho
last assessment thereof, is St,57I, i3O /;
being r'al estate to the value of 81 Igl. =
SOD, personal property to the value of
S11, III and railroad and other property
assessed 10y the board Of public works To
the value ot s. as certified 10 this
board 10y the Assessor, and it appearing
from the foregoing estimates that il *
necessary tn raise 10y levy, after deduct
ing all credits, 81 ,SiS for building pur-
poses and SAFE for teachers purposes.
4 ~ determined that levy on each one
iundnd Dollars valuation of 10 cents
Tor building purposes and % cents for
teachers purposes will bc necessary to
produo, the estimated amounts ~ niorc-
aid for the ensuing fiscal year.
state oi West Virginia, County Preston,
District of Pleasant, To-wit:
|, John IT, jenkins, Secretary of the
bonrd of education i'm and for Pleasant
district oi said county and State, do here
by certify that the foregoing conforms to
an order made and entered by said board
ON the 10th day of August, 1909.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
August, 1909.
JoHN T.. JENKINS,
Secretary Board OF Education.
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Making Money
On the Farm
X Clover and A faIfa
Growing
BY G. v. GREGORY.
Author Of Home Course IN Modern
Agriculture"
Copyright 1909. b, American Pres.
Assoc .tion
Copyright 1903. By American Pres.
Assoc .tion

/" HERE Is No. crop grown on the
farm VIII n Is more necessary
or more profitable. all things
considered. than some legume.
Such crop Is profitable from the
standpoiut OF the returns from an
acre aud doubly profitable when the
fertility OF the soil is considered. On
the farm where much stock is kept
icgumcs serve another purpose. that
OK furnishing cheap protein
Glover Versus Alfalfa.
Throughout the corn belt clover is
the most Important legumc. In west.
ern United States alfalfa IL largely
grown, while In the south eowpcas.
soy beans ana vctch are the principal
legumes. The lcgume best adnptcd 10
your own locality is the best one TO
grow. at least until careful cxperi.
mcnts have shown that some other Is
more profitable In the west. where
the soil is loose and dry. alfalfa sends
down It's long roots 10 source OF per.
manent wntcr supply and yields abun.
dant crops. Farther east. where the
wnter table is so near the surface OF
the ground that the plants have wet
teet' during "A considerable portion OF
the year. II does not do as well. In
states cast of the Missouri river clover
Is much more desirable. 4 small patch
OF alfalfa may be grown. but IL does
not ht into the system OF farming
well enough To be adopted on u large
scale. Ii cannot be sown with the
small grain In the spring with any
surety OF getting stand. The seed Is
expensive, and the hay IL more dlfi-
cult to cure than clover.
Alfalfa does not come to its prime
Tor about three years so that IL is not
profitable 10 plow II up the second
year, as Is done with clover. For this
reason IL does not work well in the
standard rotation OF corn. oats and
clover that meets with so much favor
In the corn belt. II does not ht I'm with
the rest OF the work as well as clover
either as the first crop must bc cut
just when the corn Is being laid by.
When II good stand of aRalfa has been
secured II yields twice as much as
clover but this extra Yield is counter
balanced In most instances by its dis
advantages.
Getting Stand Of Clover.
The question OF getting stand OF
clover is troublesome. one on many
farms. This is due largely to Improper
methods. The first point to consider
Is the soil. Land that has been farmed
number OF years is likely to be acid
a condition which makes II IN fitted
TO grow clover. This acidlty can be
overcome by adding ground limestone
as suggested In article No. 2
seed bed In good tllth ana free
from weed seeds is also an important
consideration. Little clover plants are
very tender and cannot well compete
with weeds or force their way through
clods. Land that has been kept ren-
sonably free from weeds the previous
season is best for clover. Such land.
prepared as for oats as described I'm
article No. 4. makes an ideal seed bed
for clover.
Glover seed should be tested for ger
mination before sowing. II Il does not
germinate very well larger amount
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Amount 10 be- raised from
taxes 4,O3l as
Amount Of personal property
assessed 3OS,0l5 90
Amount Of real property az
s'ssed lG2, 7O2 90
Amount Of railroad and tele.
phone property assessed 8s5. $50 90
Sl,157. .I67 90
Proposed levy, IS cents on each 500
valuation.
! hereby certify that the above estimate
was made BY the council at IT, meeting
August 10, 1909.
g. +. TRgNpty, Recorder.
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Lyon District Estimate.

AtN rcgular session of the hoard of education
or lyon district OF Preston county, West Virginia
held AZ the regular meeting place thereof on the
second tuesday In August. l9oa. Present: Charles
y, tiis president of said board OF cSiucaton and
W; u Farriott and J. W, Englc. c,nn,n,isaioncrs.
In accordance with section g. chAptcr ~ OF tho
Acts OF the legislature of iaS the hoar OF esluca-
ton prOccctcd to make NJ an estimate of the
amount necessary Co b. levied for the current fs.
cal year, and doth determine and estimate the sew
cr0l amounts a. bc as follows,
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
dollars valuation.
The amount due. and the amount that will hc.
SNmc due and collectihlc from every source except
fiscal year w WV
Amount oVcrlrawn ,qa "A
., IN" debts and dcmanda owed by the
district as a whole. and payable out OF
the building fund
cludc,i. W. W"
Commission a dclinQu ucneiea and
cNoncrationH ON IN
Salaries OF district officers and
employees ......,........... iS0 %
Institute attendance .... ers tO
Repairs, coal furniture ianitor 9Ol7 oo
lncidentals and insurance. pub
hNhiht .,..,,..., ...,,,u....... aO0 %
- 2.3ls 80
i3a O6
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RssdsyIIls Estimate.

An estimate ~ The expenditures proposed 30 be-
lowed Tor The town of RccdEviilo.
Notice b. hereby given that the council of the
town on i,eod9yilc. Preston county, West Virginia
in acc0rdance with section Z. chapter . of the ex-
Tho council proceeded % make up an estimate
Of thc amounts necessary 90 BE- levied FOR current
hscai year 90 coyor n municipal debts and hsbiii-
ties payable during said year. including probable
expenditure Tor municipal purposes.
Inc maximum lcvy beinc 81 cents on each one
hundred dollars valuation. doth determine and e.
innate the several amounts 20 be levied as fol-
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klngwood District Estimate.

Al u stated session of the board of cdu-
cation of kingwood district Of Preston
county. West Virginia held at the rrgu-
lar nesting place thereof, ON the second
Tuesday In August, 1909. Present: T.. j
Bowcnnasier President Of said board of
education and Geo. Miller and B. Il.
Cole Commissioners.
In accordance with section 3. chnptcr
y, OF the Acts of the legislature of lbOS.
the board OF education procecdcdtom make
mp an estimate of the amount necessary
Ia be levied Tor the current fiscal ycar.
and doth determine and estimate the scy.
cral amounts To be as follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy ~ ~ cents on each
One Hundred Dollars valuation.
!. The amount due, and tine amount
that viii become due and colcctible
from every source, except from the
levy 0i taxes Ia bc made for the cur
rent fiscal year
ta) Amt. due fund from sheriff 81. 800. 80
OBJ Rcdcmptions (cstimated) 15.OO
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II you use printed matter oi any Kind
We can be Of service 70 you Ia gctGng it
out. We have The knowlolec and facili.
ties necessary lor producing GOOD print
ing and shall he glad to exert them on
your orders
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it appearing TO the council that the total veiua-
tion or taxable property in the municipal corpora-
ugn according % the last Assessment there IA
eloI 30 personal and real estate and Si7ss4 rail-
foad propcriy assessed hy board Of public works
% ccfuucd o. council BY tho officer whose duty Go
p ~ Hlikc out the land books According 30 pro-
amended
And Z appearing from the foregoing estimate
lug at credits for municipal purposes Therefore Il
ls netormined that low each ono hundred
dollars valuation Of twenty-five l2ic) cents Tor
nc estimated amounts as aforesaid Tor the ensu-
The fcrogoinQ estimate was made up and enter.
81 Of record hy said council 60 its meeting held
Tor that purppsc 90 the councH chnnnhcr on tho
seconq ipossiay in August. August 10. iq09 a.
g. ~. PuILLPs. Recoriaf.
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DcWitts Little Early Riscrs. the pleas
ant, safe, sure, easy LITTLE liver nils. A
salvc you may always depend upon i'm any
case where You need salye. IT. DcWitt's
Carbolized Witch Haloi ~oiyc- especially
good for piles Sold by sticklofs druo
mforc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-08-19

The best remedy wc know of mall ca.c.
Of kidney and bladder lroublc and the
one wc always can recommend. d. De
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills. They
aFo antiscptic and vt once assist the kid
ncys to perform their important work
But when you ask tor these pills bo posi-
tive that you get DcWitps Kidney and
bladder Pills There arc limitations placed
upon sale to deceive you Get DcWhCs.
Insist upon them, and IL your dealer cam
npt supply yOu-rciusc anything clso iu
place Of them. Sold BY stricklers drug
store
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Reno District Estimate.

AZ n regular session OF the hoard of edu
cation OF teno district OF Preston county, West
virginia, held at the regular meeting place
thereof, on the second Tuesday IN August Io0l
Present.; John y. Pierce, President OF said
board OF education, ana /. NJ Zlnn and B H.
KoyBe commissioners
Ia accordance Win section 3. chapter v, OF
the Acts OF the Legislature OF 1908, the board OF
education proceeded 10 make up an ostlmate
OF the amount necessary To be levied for the
current current fiscal S year, aud doth determine and
cstim-tc the several amounts TO be as Follows;
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
tred Dollars valuation
J. The amount due, and the amount that
VIII become Que and cOllcctlble from every
source, except from the levy OF taxes 70 be
made for the current fiscal year.
GAY Amount due fund from sherin 81 800 O2
2. The debts aud demands owed by the dis
trlct as whole, ana payable out OF the build
(cl Commissions, dellnquencles and
cdj Salaries Of district oficeis and 'z'' A"
binplOlth t...s............
(eJ Institute attendance. ... 2sg 10
% Truant OHcer.....,"...,s., I...... 2O OU
g) Janitors.''.'.......,.. ..... 40 %
Total ...............~....-....... 81 100 90
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
MANlmum lovy - cents on each one Hun
drcd DOilarB Valuation
Tho amount due, ana the amount that
viii become due aud cOilcctlblo from every
source, except from the levy OF taxes 10 be
made for the current nscal year
(a) Balance due fund from SheuU A H92 10
90 Due from general school fund
Enumeration on)......'..~........... 2,6ls ss
Total - sa 0os es
r. Inc deDts ana demands owed by the dis
trlct as a whole. ana payable out OF the teach
tc) Commissions. dellnquoncies ana
eT2@Ipatl9as SH, 1896 90
certificates at tl5 per month for
SIX e. months; % ,:.,....., $500 90
certificates at $50 per month for
=, sx 2 months; ,......,;,.. ;, .g.. $500 %
certificates at $50 per month for
SIX months 80. ...............~~. 1890 W
Total ...... ...s-......,. tiO,gO o.
iho total valuation OF all the taxable property
IN THIS district according 70 the last nSseas-
meDt thereof, Is S2,5H ,81g; being real estate 20
the value OF 81, lS95lS personal property 70 the
value OF fi0T so: and railroad ana other prop
erty assessed ~ the board OF public works 10
tne value OF fSS7 900 as certined 10 this board
~ the Assessor, and ~ appearing from the
foregoing estimates that it Is necessary 20
raise hy levy, ,after do0uCting all credits,JfasO,
LOT lot building purposes and ts.ge for teachers
one Hundred Dollars valuation OF twelve ana
one hulf cents I2HC) for building purposes and
twenty four cents eco for teachers purposes
Mlll DO necessary % produce the estimated
year
state OF west virginia, County Of Preston,
District OF Reno, 10 Wit:
u y. n SHAVER secretary OF the board OF cdu-
caLOn ~ ana for Reno district OF said county
and state, DO hereby certify that the foregoing
conforms 70 an order made ana entered bY said
board on che II day OF August 1909
Given under my hand this iith day OF Aug
ust, 1870.
Us. SHAVER,
Secretary Board of Education
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II appearing to the board of education
that tho total valuation of all the taxable
property IN this district according to the
last assessment thereof, is 81. .3g6. .gG7 /;
being real estate 10 thc value of 81 $50. !.
Yi2 personal property to the value Of
$500, l12; and railroad and other prop
erty assessed by the board of public
works tO the value Of $40, ,753 as ccrti-
fled To this board by the Assessor. and II
appearing from the foregoing estimates
that II is necessary tO raisc by levy. after
deducting all credits, 50 $40 for building
purposes and 1886 for teachers pur.
poses, 1t Is determined that a levy ON
each One Hundred Dollars valuation of
~ ~ cents for building purposes and
20 cents for teachers purposes will b.
necessary tO produce The estimated
amounts a. aforesaid for the ensuing Gs.
cal year.
State ~ West Virginia. County Preston.
District OF KingwOOd To-wit.
], ID. j. Gibson Secretary Of the board
Of education in and for kingWODd dis
trict ol said county and state, do hereby
certify that thc foregoing conforms iO an
order made and entered by .aid board
ON the 10th day Of August. 1900
Given under my hand This 10th day of
August 1900
-. y. GIn-DN.
Secretary Board 0f Education.
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BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE


MaNimum levy 81 cents on one hun.
drcd dollars OF tho valuation.
Tho amount duo and tho amount that
viii become due and collcctablo from
every source, except from the levy OF
taxes to be made for tho current fiscal
year.
Duo nom general school fund 81, 100 90
The debts and demands owed by tho
district Az n whole and payable out of
the teachers fund ~
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Teachers FI'ND ESTIMATE
Maximum levy ~ cents ON each One
Hundred Dollars valuation.
J. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and collcctible
from every source, except from the
levy Of taxes to bc made for the cur
rent fiscal year
(a) Balance due fund from sheriff S33 g3
(c) Due from general school fund
enumeration ...,.............. Z, ,2S3. -
$2,3l7.27
z. Inc debts and demands owed by
tho district az whole and PAYABLE
Tit of the teachers fund.
(cJ Commissions, dclinquencics
and determinations .............. i 100 90
(c) For ID teachers holding No.
one certificates at SO per
month for six months......... ! $50 90
% For " teachers holding No.
two certificates at $40 per
month for six months...... 3. .3GO. 90
tgD For . teachers holding No.
three certificates at $32 Der
month for six mOnths...... 575. 90
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Pleasant District Estimate.

st a regular session Of the board Of
education of Pleasant district OF Preston
county, w. Va, held at the regular
meeting place thereof, on the second
Tuesday 100 August, 1909. Present. ].
w. Hartman, President of said board Of
education, and Frank B. Kelly and &.
w ~pikcr Commissioners
ln accordance with section 3. chapter
-, oi the Acts Of the legislature OF 1903,
the board Of education proceeded ~
make up am estimate Of the amount nee
c--ary to De- levied for the current hgcal
year, and doth determine and estimate
the several amounts to bc as follows.
BUILDING rrND gsrMArr
Maximum levy ~ - cents on each
One Hundred Dollars valuation.
/. The amount due, and the amount
that VIII become due and cOllccfiblc from
every source except from the levy of
taxes to De- made for tlw current fiscal
year.
(a) Amt due fund from sheriff 8 G3I 90
tbJ Bcdcmpti0us fcstimacd) 1000
3 81 90
p. The debts and demands owed by
the district as 70 whole and payable out
of the building fund.
CAB Truant officer ................ 5000
tb) Current accounts due and
unpaid .......................... 300 90
| (cl Commissions, dolnqucncies
and generations ........... 100 O0
I (d) Salaries of district officers
efld employees. o.. ..... 115.OC
(e) Institute attendance ......... I45. .OC
90 Janitor and Coal....... ... 42S. 90
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Blank deeds ior saIe at this oaice.
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Portland District Estimate.

, AZ regular session Of the board Of education Of
foiuhnd district Of Preston county. West Vir-
Rlnia, held az the regular meeting place thereof
on mo second Tuesday ia August. 1909 Present:
-. scout, prcbident OF said board of education
and N. J. Gibson and l.. c. Bcerloyyer eommis
sionera.
In accordance with section g. chapter o. Of In.
Acts OF the Legislature Of 1905 the board Of edu-
cation proceeded to make up an estirnate OF the
amount necessary 10 be levied for the current
nscal year and doth determine and estimate the
several amounts 10 be as follows
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy 1917 cents on each one hundred
dollars valuation.
The amount due. and the amount that will be-
come due and collectible from every source escept
from the levy Of taxes To be made for the current
fiscal year.
Amount due fund from sheriff 2.227 81
redemption, estimate ........... 30 90
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TEACurRs rIINn rer,,,,r,,

TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
dollars valuation.
me amount due, and the amount that will be.
come duc and collectihle from every source cx.
current fiscal year ~
Due from general school fund enumer.
alton ........... nss Az
Tho debts and demands owed by IN,
usulot as "A whole. and payable out OF