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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-03

We have money to loan on real
estate, Knapp & Newton, the
real estate men. 6tf
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-03

No spelling, saves sugar, seals
itself, no rubber ring to bother
Economy Fruit jars. Alexander
and Walton.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-03

All kinds of fireworks at the
Arvada Drug store.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-03

For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-12
.lY tolerant.

ly tolerant.
 In the concrete, he was vindictive
 to the point of weakness. He would
 go to any length to accomplish a pur-
 pose. In a fight he would use any con
 dition or anything as a weapon. He
 would exalt the vicious or destroy the
 most worthy According to his crit
 ics, Ryan's traction companies, Mur-
 phy and the Tammany organization, | corrupt policemen and lawbreakers
 were used as pawns without scruple
 in the game he played for power. | Yet no man has charged that Mayor 1 GaynOr was any mans tool. His bit terest foes concede that he never took dictation and never served special priv ilege of any kind except as an incl dent to some end he had in view. He was the architect of his own fate, and if he failed of reaching the heights his intelligence, his literary attain ments, his wit, wisdom and philOsO- phy, his knowledge of the law and the science of government merited, it was due to his peculiarly complex and con- tradictatory nature.
 However. there was another side to William J. Gaynor. We have thus far discussed his political record. The Gaynor that We like best and the one that We hope-and it probably will live longest is the one that we became acquainted with through his writings and his lectures and his acts as law yer and jurist He first became known to the readers of the Forum the Are ma, the North American Review and other serious publications in the late sos and early sos. His mastery of chaste but forceful English, his unan- swerable arguments, accurate state ments of facts, scintilating wit, famil- iarity with history and the classics and his championship of those whose position in life gave them need of an advocate, charmed and convinced thousands, who have been consistent readers of him down to the day of his death. These things and his con- ceptiOn of the ethics of his profession that made his purse and legal knowl- edge the servants of those that need ed them, a characteristic that gave him place on the bench and opened to him the door to high political posi- tiOns, deserve long and honorable life.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-12
WILLIAM J. GAYNOR.
O-O-

WTHEN William J. GaynOr' Mayor
 w of New York, breathed his
 last out on the Atlantic We'd nesday there came an end to one of the most interesting and unique careers of modern America The ge- nius of GaynOr was frankly admitted by his enemies-and his enemies were legion. including the worst and best in New York. The New York World, an enemy, assuredly, but fair, prob ably came near the mark of truth. when it said recently that probably no American had missed greatness by so narrow a margin. Speaking further, 1t said that intellectually he was the superior of any man in public life in the metropolis, and as for knowledge of New York he was incomparable.
 In the abstrast Mayor Gaynor was a profound scholar and thinker. He dug deeply and reasoned accurately. When considering questions that did not con- cern his political fortunes or those of his friends or his enemies-and he counted all men who opposed or criti- cised anything he did or stood for as enemies-he arrived at conclusions that were wise, just, humane and true. He hated sham. though he was broad
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-12

The Daily Empire delivered in Jul neau, Douglas and Treadwell for $1.0O a month
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-12

(Continued on Page S.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-12
AN EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT

THE appointment of Jay w. Bell
 by Judge R. w. Jennings to be
 clerk of the court meets with general approval in this section of Al est character and of splendid capacity. He has been identified with the best there is in Juneau during his resi- dence in this city. His position in the business, social and political life of the community position won by merit though he is barely thirty years of age-is eloquent testimony in be- half of the wisdom displayed in se- lecting him for this responsible posi- ton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-09-12

Dr. Anna Shaw had better beware. Others that have attacked South Car olina have found themselves on dangerous ground.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
MAJOR jerks
OF the United States Army is
at Camp Dawson to In
spect Men.

CHARLESTON, July 16-Maior I.
C. jerks, u. S. A., assigned to West
Virginia, is now at Camp Dawson
at CadelI where the First West vir-
ginIa regiment will be in camp one
battalion at time, for several
weeks. Adjntant General c. D.
Elliott will be unable to leave for
Camp Dawson until Thursday. Camp
Baker and Camp Kanawha Will also
be visited and inspected by Majos
jerks and AdJutant General Elliott.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
ORDER OF PuBLICATIoN.


State of West Virginia. 49,
At rules held in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Couftiof Harr-
son County, on Monday, the TIN day
OF July, 1913, the following order was
entered:
u Philip clifford and Lucy Glare
VS.. In Chancery
Annie G. Brennan Sarah E. Dolan;
CuRord McManaway, Angela McMan-
away: Mary Tully Clifford; Mary
Wilson: sarah Smith; Anne Borgess.;
Paul Borgess.; Clarence p. Stout.
John p Peacock; William G. Os-
Osborne: John w. Duffy: Perry viii
lfams; John j.. DoIan; Cletus Stout,
administrator of the estate Of sydney
Haymond, deceased; Charles Clifford,
and Mary Rudy clifford, infant chill
dren of j. Philip Clifford Srs deceased,
Agnes clifford, Frances CLIFFORD
James clifford; John Clifford, and
Rose clifford, infant children OF .John
III, Clifford, deceased; Ria Fleming;
r. o. Havener; p. J. McGheei Gar
ence p. Stout; Home. Bank for Saw
ings. Merchants National Bank, West
Virginia Bank, Union National Bank,
Empire National Bank, Farmers Bank
OF Clarksburg, Clifford Osborne I'M
dertaking Company, Sanitary Laundry
Company, Clarksburg Livery and
sales Company, Clarksburg Cemetery
Association, Clarksburg Transfer and
Storage Company, resident corpora
lions OF Clarksburg, West Virginia;
Second National Bank of Petersburg
a resident corporation Of Parkers-
burg, West Virginia; and New World
Life Insurance Company. corpora
tIon Of the state of Washington.
Object of Suit. -
The object of the above entitled
cause is to obtain partition for the
legal heirs of james Clifford, deceased
Ia and to all The real estate in the
counties of HarrisonFA Upshur sand
wood, of which Jamgss CliFoId died
seized.
And it appearing from an AFFIDAVIT
filed in said Office that..r Sew World
Life Insurance Company. corpora
ton is non-resi dsnt OF ttis State. 1t
is ordered that 1t do appear. wit I'm
one month from the date OF the hrst
publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect its interests
herein -,
day of July. 1913.
l. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
]. PHILIP CLIFFORD,
Counsel for Plaintiff
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10

Are Endorsed By Railroad
Men at Their Annual
Convention.


The Brothe1lao Railroad
Traihmen, an Organization composea
OF about ADD. 900 t9atnmeR p Eilc
United States and Canada, at tss
eieventh. biennial gonVentioas Just
held In san sB'ranciscu. Calf, ADOPT
ed the following resolntIops;
Whereas, Governor Glasseoek.
OF West Virginia, declared martial
law in the Cabin and Paint creek
mining districts OF that state, there
fore be 1t
Resolved. by the eleventh m1erl-
NAL convention, that we condemn
his action in declaring martial law
in his state in SO far as It related to
deprlyihg men OF their constitutions
right to. a trial by Jury; and be It
Resolved, That we condemn with
out measure the practice OF the coal
companies operating In the districts
hereihbefore named In MAINTAINING
a system OF guards through which
We believe the citizens OF chat state
were unIawfnlly coerced and Inn
posed apon; and be 1t
teSOtNSGe 1A1Bs We tGOAutlCuu s@hS
action OF Governor T4ataeld Of West
Virginia, for his assistance and per-
sonal attention, as well as his good
ofiiEes in endeavoring to adjust the
trouble between the employers and
employees In these districts; and be
It
Resolved. That we. commend the
action Of Senator Kern. In hisienort
to have a congressional committee
appointed, to Investigate the entire
condition existing in the state, and,
be it
Resolved, That the president and
general secretary and treasurer OF
this brotherhood be instructed to
express our thanks to Governor Hat
field and senator Kern for the inter
est shown by them in. protecting the,
rights of the employees interested
and be it further
Resolved, That copy OF these;
resolutions be mailed by the pressiI-...
dent and general secretary and treas
'urer, TO the president of the Senate,
states, the president of the Senate.
the speaker OF the House or Repre-
sentatives. and Governor Hatfield
for their Information.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
voTT1,9s Tel9 f,TIsV IToLDERs..

To ala Uersops holding liens ~ 1nd8-
rnent or. otherwise. on the real es-
tate. or any part thereof. OF AionSV
n onrsuance of a decree Of the
sc.ircuit Court OF Harrison County.
mode III a cause therein pending. g
ss,5T5Jeet the deal estate OF the satq
Aioazoi n. Booth to the satisfaction
< Sss5i3ss fTans thereon you are hereby
rex4iiiited 10. present an elain1s4hel4 n 5
Won nd each Of you against the ~ "a a
AIolzo II. Booth. which are liens on on
lie reai estate. aor any part,lof It, for
+;i,3 isiSsttS,T, ii me, at my office, SI9t
500 con Building, ClarksburEi SVYe1t
yfrginia. ON or before the 2Srds uay
of July. 1913. 8
Given under my hand this 2Srd Gay
of June, 1913. ,,,,,g =, +
Commissioners
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
ClarIosburg Readers Are Learning the
Way.
p 40 little kldnev ilIa.

It's the little kidney Ills
The lame. weak~or aching back
The unnoticed urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy and
'Brlght's Disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with Doan's Kidney
Pills,
a remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Deans have been used in kidney
troubles for so years. e :
Endorsed by 10000 people en- doris
ed at nome.
Proof I'm a clarksburg citizens
statement.
David swager. Adamstown, Clafks-
burg, w va, says: II suffered from
pain and lameness In my back The
action OF my kidneys was irregular.
saw Doan's Kidney pills ADVERTISED Id
the Clarksburg papers and used them.
took two boxes In all and the pains
lett My Kidneys became nof,rnak. too.
Doan's kidney pills do just what
they are advertised to do"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Nfilburn CO., Buffalo.
New. York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-TDo an's -an lt1
take no other.-Advertfseh
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

John G. SwigeE ,Adm.r.
VS. IN CHANClsRf.
Aries Q. Rogers, Inez Moore. Perai
zirkIe. Dola '78. Hall. Stanley {
Rogers. u-In.,J. S. Harmer, Jas. Z
C0penhaver, DR. Alex Hannah, X,
Lee orr. C.ciae w. Gore. ]. Nelson
Swiger and Chas. G.. Coffman, Trus.
rec.
Pursuant TO an order entered in the
circuit Court of Harrison County
West Virginia. on the 9th day of MAY
1919, the above styled cause was re
sioner to take. state and report an az
counG showing:
i. What personal estate the said
I.loyd L. Rogers owned at the time o.
his death. the character and value
thereof.
what disposition. u any, Wa
made of said personal estate by Johr
@. Swiger administrator Of LLOYD ~ y.
Rogers. deceased. a1fd how much, ~
any. OF said personal estate is no.
in the hands OF said John @. Swige
as administrator, availdhle for thS
,T,,i-.rneIltsof any debts owing from the
estate OF said HIoyd l. Rogers. De
A settlement OF the administra.
tIeB Of the estate OF said decedent hS
said John C. Swiger. his administra
r. what debts said Lloyd L. Roc.
e-k owned at the time OF his death
u whom they are payable. their ma
tute and their respective amounts ant
priorities. -, =,
the Pa3d IInyd i. RoFers a the. trim {
or his death. It's quantity, descript
And such otter matters as any
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10

'Tstsli curt of EIarrfsQns
fryfsiia, on taess1 81
Yune 1919 the eat1se -. Ee
f54ss aindeTsi Fned cuEal1l onRs 80
IS and report i Qun { 81
1- ftlxe real e4t-4te g siise = ~ -
sS54rs s It's 4 csc ptton ana tns
2 Al X tsty erect
- ~-EhS d Ell ssai q Eeal
~ whom leid. their fespSstANs
amounts and. pREOraelss.
whether ksfid real eetate =
ave years feifE tor = 'stlfnetent e o
,fo Say or and Gfschafge said s4iels
and tila costs of 4l1la suit.
And EiiaEI other matters - 10y
TsSsss-fv a., inte test may req1lre. tire
me being perttn ent or sue1 81 aet
iRffefs q Satd eoEnnlissionef nlEElse =
may deem pertinent, wiether 80 -
rflatfkd or 9uta. II,
Z sfsiie above stained parties and AZ
Al 6ers ft4fefestsds val take nottee. IA al
the nndersIghea commissioners Will OF
-. ssra DAK OF gUIsK, 1913.
proceed TO ekerHte said 81 eE 81 q I, \
erence IN his gofaeeAs nos, I ? - =
Con &uIIdihg, Clarksburg. west
Given under my hand this 2sFd aay
q : u'ts' I'SFsAYETTE C. GRILLE. 6
Commissioners
CHARLES q. COLEMAN.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10

Are Issued by the Secretary
of State 20 \ Number
OF Concerns.
,....,., = ,,,,...a, !

ESPECIAL 70 TasU rEtE1RA41
CHARLESTON, July 1o.-For the
purpose OF manufacturing and selling
automobile tires and wheels. char
ter has been issued to the schuck
Wheel and Tire Company OF Wheel
ing, w. va. The company has an ati-
thorized capital OF $t5OOO0. and the
following incorporatotss Adolph
schick, ]. Z. Morgan, ., r.. Taylor.
l. +. Gundling, r. Walter Marshall
and o. A. statler, all OF wheeling.
A charter has also been issued to
the Bartlett OH and Gas Company, OF
Parkersburg, with operations In Mt.
Glare. 10, drill and lease for oil and
gas. Authorized, capital $4,000 IN
corporat0rs: w. II. Fisher and c D..
.Farnswottb, OF Baclrhanon, w. Val;
q. W. MdGormdgK ana ". $. Gaskell,
of ParkersburEs w Va, and vs.. P.
weekIey, OF Mt. Glare. W. Va.
The Payne Shoe Company, of
Charleston, OF which Charles K.
Payne ispresident. and 9. F Armitage
is secretary. has increased It's an
thorized capital from 100000 to
100000.
The Shannon Coal Company, with
offices in Parkersburg, and OF which
H. p Camden, is president. has de-
creased It's authorized capital from
$500, 900 to 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE OF
HOTTSE AND LOT.

Nv virtue of a deed of trust exeeut-
ed tutlfe Undersigned trustee py do ii
q smith and Valley, his wife, datea
the 5th day of February, 1905, and re-
corded In. the proper Office of Harrison
Comfy. West virginia, in Deed OF
.Trilst Book x page AZ, to secure the
navnnenf. Of q. certain negotiable prom
fssory note for $4,000 executed by
Jnhn 3. smith to the West Virginia
T9anlz and bearing date as aforesaid
and nhyable six months after date, ana
described in said trust, ard defap4t
having been made In the payment
thereof. and being required. SO to- 10
nv the payee of said note, 1, Reupen
8 Douglass, trustee, will on Satqr-
day the 2Bth day OF July. 1913, at on
O'clock p. NJ, at the front door OF IN E
Cont House of said County proceed
10 sell at public outcry, to the hlsh--
est bidder, all that certain lot or par.
eel of land situate In the City Of
Ciarksburg, in said County, known as
lot 40. Ten tIG) OF the James 10.
wines Addition to said city, and IN
said trust described, said lot fronts %
feet onFin Street and is 152 feet deep
and is occupied by n frame cottage
TERMS OF SALE one-thtrd cash
on day OF sale; one-thfrd In one year
and one-third IN two years: taking
from the purchaser his notes bearing
interest from day of sale, with; good
security for the deferred payments
and retaining a. lien on said real fes-
tate as further security therefor.
Given under my hand this 20th day
OF June, 1913. -
~ REUBEN s. DOUGLASS
~ NGf
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NNoqqcE TO LIEN HoLDERs,

To all pers0ns fhOIdIng IIensrby ludB-
mentor otherwise. on the real estate
nett:
In pursnances OF a decree Of the Cir
cult Court of Harrison County, made
in n cause therein pending. to subject
nett to the satisfaction or the-lleus
thereon, yon are hereby repulreds 70
present all claims held ~ yon hnd
each of yon Against the said Ida y.
Barnett which are Hens IN her real
xt:on to me. 81 my Office. STg-S20 Gnn
BnildIng, CSIa TX sbUrH. Wet Wright
np5.or before the 4th day OF August
1919.
cf june fg13
E.AF4AE ETTFs @ CI4IlsR
Commissions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
SAL EN-
,o.an.abaeospaAaaoaaansuat poalannaoc'
,,rre,.. eensss.e.esasa,

t,pVesAL eoRREaeoapSHeGS
SALEM, July 10.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Employers Magazine for
June published two pictures. the new
and old station at Salem. The pic
lures are typical contrast OF the
past and the present. A brief write
up of the new station is given by
NJ. A, Long architect for the Baltf-
more and Ohio.
Fenton r. Clark started for Web
ster Springs Wednesday night, where
he will recuperate for n few weeks
A large force of volunteer hands
men and boys were at work Tuesday.
in and around the new Baptist church.
cleaning out the rubbish in the base
ment and grading the grounds Prepar-
atory to the dedicatory services that
viii occur at the close of the week
and next Sunday. The city has built
a concrete sidewalk in front OF the
new church and the Baptist church
y,enbership has had a concrete
walk laid around the entire structure
The frst public service at the
new. church viii be Thursday night
at s O'Clock, when the subject will be
the Young People and the Church.
Addresses viii be made by the Rev.
M. Criswefl, or weston, and presi-
dent of the state Baptist Young Peo-
ME Union; and the Rev. Henry w
TIFFANY, pastor CT the Baptist church
at Elkins Friday nigat the subject
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
LocaJ Teams Clash.

At the same time the game with
salem is being rolled on alleys seven
and eight, Dresbach's second team
will play team headed by Daddy
Drake on alleys five and six. TheSs
games afford a lot of amusement Tor
she fans as all members ofboth tzalns
are local fellows and the games are
warmly contested from beginning to
end. Dresbach .and Drake are old
time rivals and the game will be
watched with much interest by ali.
The odds favor the Drake team but
from all Indications the game VIII 5e
a close one. The teams will line-up
.,as follows: Drake team-Lyda, Sc
hon. Grimm, Ash and Drake. Ores
bach team-BendRr, Hayes, MeFarlin.
Gay and DresBaeh.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10
WI.IVGIll
I'm EW S
Play SaIeIn Friday NIgllt.

A large turnout Of bowling fans Is
locked for Friday night when the
salem team, headed by Clark Ingra-
ham, will clash with the Gore alley
team, headed by Earl Dresbach. Quite
a little friendly rivalry Is shown be-
tween the two teams and warm
game is looked for. Captain D1es-
bach. of the local team. is anxious
for a victory and will place his strong
est team in the game. His lineup
VIII be composed OF the following
well known bowlers: Price Davis
son, johnson, Deem and Dresbaeh +
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.,N&tissIoSER,s NOTICE.

H.. ris{i1;; ,Iie1 Timber & Planning MIL
vs. n IN CHI AsNCE RW.
Ida IS. Barnett, George II. tfrqsn = "a
NyeRt virginia Central sASrlcaltura.
- Mechanical Society, Corpora
lion n Wade Barnett and a. j.
SInrnlotis, doing business as A. -
Simmons Plumbing Company.
Pursuant to an order OF Iele rs ~
made in the above styled cause IN the
,FIy-s,Iit Court of Harrison County:
West Virginia. on the nth DAY %
lime 1913, the game was referred -
Inc uutlersigiIed comm isSiuner ,te y -
sInte and rep stt an account snoWlnS;;
81 whether the plaintiff has VAAl0
and subsfstlng Uncertainties lfeil y Doc
IA real estate owned by the ueletitu-
,aht. Ida b. Barnett. descrlpeu ~ ~ ~
plainttff's bill and -eNniDlts StJ,
TX haye been furnished by u 70 ne
AZ 81 S.rtit George II. Frushs IN stHe
sfa ctfon of the building on detendaal
iba b. RarHetGs said rear eSls!e,
aether with the amount OF saiu iis' !.
What interest the delendanl, ~ 7, Z
N. f3arnett. owns in the real estIt,e
described In tS1e plaintins Dill WIN
HE va'ue thereof; .s,,, -
rhe liens upon sad renl estate are,
whom held. their respective
am oHnts and prloritles. III, 4,
..e' q whether sald real eState VIII =
ayfa years rent for suuicient sum 9 J,
bAy on and discharge al 'he sa'U
s. no state an account OF -ire
.iss nsacttons between the defendant
Sjeorge II. F-fush and the dfHenda M
i'm a. barnett and ascertain I. tn ~
balance Of the indeoted ones, "eSsSes,'
Y And such other matters as ans ans
r6rtv in. interest mny reaui re. ! n g
sh6ns being peTtin eut, or Suca tn ei
IA ffersg as said 20 missioner himses4i
ttaaR ifRegn speTtlneht' whethsE so Ie
citfrcdN or not s -
n The above named paT5les SUI
di6sfs Interested viii take notice taa
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CHARLES G. COLEMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NoirIcE "a LEES HOLDERS.

NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
TO all persons holding Hens by 1udg-
ment or otherwise. on the real es.
Rttontv and Fred Bitonty.
In pursuance OF q decree Of tne
.cincatt Court OF Harrison County,
made in a cause therein pending. 70
subject the real estate Of the sa S
20 ttsfn ctIon of the liens thereon, you
are hereby. required TO present 4!
eiafns held by you and each OF sou
asr1Inst the said Mary. Bitonty aEn
fred BItouty, which are mems IS - ~, !
~ 4,,f3icItfon 10 me, at my, office, 8l9.
$50 Cor building. Cha rkshurg,, West
Virginia. on or before the 2Sth DAY
Of july. 1918. 90, 49,.
Given under my hand TINS 2YIg jqys
of June, 1913. a,,, .C,t5ttE III &
Com missioner.
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aclNsfrsas;loxER.s NOTICE.
Clarksburg Lumber & Planning MIL
Compaty. a Corporation.

IClarksburg Lumber & Planning ME-
Compahy, q Corporation.
= VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Mary Bftonty Fred Bitonty y.
Luigi, John Dawson and CLAUDE
= Dawson, trading as Dawson Brotn-
ers, and Albert p. Saurbo urine, trad
ing as A. r. Saurbourne e COM
pany.
in pursuance of an order OF refer
Fence entered in the above styled cause
an fFSe Path day of May. 1913 in the
Circuit Court of Harrison County,
West Virginia, the undersigned com
missioner was directed to take, state
and report an account showing:
upon the real estate described In the
bin and exhibits theIeto.
g. What Interest the defenuants'
Mary BItOnty and Fred Bltonty, own
ia said real estate described IN tnS
plaintiffs bill, with the value thereot.
!. The liens upon said real estate
by whom held. their respective
amounts and priorltes, -, i,
4. whether said real estate VIII ia
1--we years, rent for a SUFFICIENT sum 81
Ipny of, and discharge all the liens
and the costs OF this suit.
S. To reporttsuch other matters a.
ANY party In Interest may require, the
same being pertinent, or snch ot ill
alters as said commissioner ,-niIn-
self may deem pertinent. whether SO
required or not, ~
The above named parties and All
others interested Will take. noCce that
the undersigned commissioner VIII on
the -r7r ~. u ,o14 ...-.,,-.--
proceed to execute said order: Of re1+.
ereuce at his office. Nos. ~ y3eGS sFou
|Isuildirg, Clarksburg, West Virgl
Given under my hand this gard daS
o. 'i'e' : i4AirAYETTE @. Grille.
Com missioner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-10

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Broaddus institute.
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fsEd n. u. Wednesday with bis bride.
who was Miss Frances Edwards. They
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