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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
MUNGER FUNERAL
is HELD In OMAHA
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there. He announced also that the body
would be taken 10 the residence OF Frank
Fowler In Fremont for further services,
while interment at the cemetery would
be IN charge Of the Masonic order.
Masons IN Fuii Regaiia.
Populations were in attendance In full
regalia from the scottish Rite Masons
and the Knights Templar. Of which Judge
Munger had been a member and had at
various times held official position.
The Guneral party included tho family
OF the deceased. being the widow. Hor-
ton Munger. the only son. from North
Platte: two daughters. Mrs. p. H. Bell
from Silver Creek. Neb.. and Mrs Ernest
jackson from Dallas. S. D.. with their
husbands willard Munger. a brother.
from the native town OF Bergen. n. T.:
WIN Munger. nephew. from Piger.
Neb; Frank Fowler OF Fremont. a
brother Of Mira. Munger. and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK and
Alfred Clark from Fremont. Judge t. c.
Munger, his associate on the federal dis-
trict bench. cut short his vacation out
west 70 attend and serve as pallbearer.
Many from Out of Town.
Anon those present were not only all
the officers OF the court over which
Judge Munger had presided. and a large
representation Of the local bar. but also
quite a few from out Of town. among
them former Governor Frank Jackson OF
Iowa. whose son married the judges
daughter. United states Circuit Judge
Walter l. Smith Of Iowa. Attorney Cen
eral winis Reed Of Nebraska and Msssra
Enmet FINLEY. oeorse 8 Wright and
George Mayne. representins TIE hAr Of
Council Bluffa
The panbearers were,
Ionn Nichols, n. q. Hoyt,
W. ~ Warner. II. q Howell.
Services "a FPenont.
FREMONT. Neb.. Aug. N-(speciaL)-
The funeral Of Judge W. II. Munger,
whose body was brought here from
Omaha. was held this afternoon az the
rssldonoc % his brother-in-law. Frank
Fowler. The Masonic lodge had charge
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

Of the services at the home and grave.
Rev. W. II. Buss. hwo preached the
funeral at the Munger home at Omaha
in the afternoon. offered a short prayer.
Mrs. Charles Martin of Omaha sang
still, Still with Thee The knights
Templar furnished an escort in uniform
The bearers were r. II. Richards Ray
Nye, Emil Hahn, Paul Colson, J.. Rex
Henry and c. \. Keene.
Judge Munger was a charter member of
Fremont Masonic lodge No Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
Values You Can't Duplicate
After These Are Gone
Monday is to Be an Important
Day in the August Linen Sale
Household
Linens

are the pride
Of every house
keeper who APP
pre- cia ties the
beauty and I'M
portance. Of a
g no wy W hit Q
table.
And linens, to
be of any real
lasting value Q,
must be of first
quality.
T b e original
cost of high
grade linens dur
ing this August
sale is no more
I b a n cheaper
grades cost ordi- /
narily.
T., B. & co.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

Rent rooms quick Win a Bee Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
Wilson May Visit
Plattsburg Camp

WASHINGTON. Aug ll.-Major Gen.
eral Leonard Woods invitation to visit
the citizens soldiery camp et Plattshurs.
y. n. reached the White house today. II
public business permits the president
probably win accept Il is practically
certain that n the president goes he viii
speak on national defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
PLEA TO MEXICO
HAS NO HINT OF
ARMY PRESSURE

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WAR DEPARTMENT
BUSHES REGIMENT
TO BROWNSVILLE

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fronties. which for the purpose might be
neutralized. should serve as the seat OF
the conference. and In order 20 bring
about q conference OF this nature the
undersigned. or any Of them. will will
insly. upon invitation. act as lntersAedi-
aries to arrange the time. place and
other details OF such conference. II this
action can in any way aid the Mexican
people.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
THREE P0STMASTERs
APPOINTED IN IOWA
CFrom 4 siaff correlpondsnt3

WASHINGTON. Aug N--tspecial Tels-
srarn.) THE president today appointed
the following postmaaters IN Iowa: James
L. LoWerls az Iehlgh. Joseph ~. Rosse
al I.ohrvllle. 8 q Magner a. Larlmor.
In South Dakots. Elmer =. Wilson At
Platte
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE 81
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Harrison County, West Virginia. made
on the 18th day OF October, 1915, in the
Chancery cause OF John A. high, and
others. against Harrison Barbour Coal
Company, incorporation, and others, which
said decree Aforesaid sis Of record In Chan.
SATURDAY. THE 18TH Day OF DECEsi-
BER, 1Dlb, Ar THE HOUR OF
!. l,3os O,CLO CK, r. n, ~ II
Harrison County, West Virginia, oiter for
sale TO the highest biddfr the following
described real estate, to.wit:
' All the Pittsburg and SRedstone seams or
veins Of coal. In. upon and underlying Z
tract or parcel Of land. situate on the wat
,srs Of Elk Greek, In Elk District Of Harri-
son County, West Virginia, bounded and
described az follows: = -
Beginning at stone In place OF Q sugar
(gone) corner TO lands OF Homer Stewart
and Theodore Radclih, and running thence
with the lands Of said Stewart 8 u de.
gtees 81 minutes ". ISIS poles to q sugar;
thence n. IS degrees % minutes w. 2321
poles to o stone corner 70 =. Q. Taibptt;
theme with said Talbot lines N 9 de.
greess01 minutes =. 671 poles, to q fallen
white oak: thence n. 20 degrees 41Tmtn-
iutes w. 80 poles 70 Q stone. thence ~. q
degrees ~ minutes b. 90 poles to q black
walnut. thence n. IS degrees 81 minutes
3. 1925 poles 70 q sugar and walnut;
thence with; q line Of William c. Bum
gardiner N. 81 desfees 20 minutes a. "a
poles To- d stone corner tot lands Of Mary
q. Peck's heirks thence with tNp tines q
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MORE LIED TR0o Ps
REACH "A GREEK PORT
~ ASSOCIATED Paxss,

-. 4
PARIS, Nov. 14.-Telegraphing
from Saloniki under date Of Noyem-
Der 20 the correspondent at Saloniki
OF the Havas News Agency says:
Four more transports heavily
loaded with troops arrived in port
this morning.
After the occupation Of Pristine
the Bulgarians attempted large
turning movement to envelops the
.Serbians in the Katchanik defile.
The troops in the defile had been re-
enforced by part Of the Serbian troops
in Albania. =.
Another violent engagement took
place yesterday on the northeastern
front and resulted in the repulse Of
the Bulgarians for the third time.
Hundreds Of Bulgarians, who have
been taken prisoner by the French
troops, arrived hereiyesterday."
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ATTENDS FUNERAL.

( Samuel R. Bentley returned Tues
day evening from New York where he
visited the head Office OF the New York
Life Insurance Company, which he
represents, and attended the funerel
of Arthur O. Moreland, prominent Elk,
in the lodge room Of. the New York
lodge. William T. Phillips, Of thar
city, who is to: deliver the Elks mo-
mortal address .here Sunday after
noon. December 5, delivereda beautiful
eulogy. The funeral was beautiful in
simplicity. u IA: 81
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SPEAKING DOG
Well Known in America as a
Stage Actor, is Deadat a !.
Ripe Old Ace.
Correspondence Of Associated press!)

Correspondence Associated Press.)
DRESDEN. Germany, Nov. 81. @-
Don, J" the speaking dog. who q few
years ago made the rounds of Ameri-
can variety theaters, and lis said to
have made more money for HIS owner
than any other dog ever had made, sis
dead. He passed away at very re-
spectacle old age at his birthplace near
here. whittier he had gone when he
ceased to be atheatrical drawing card.
Don" was the property Of q for
ester named Ebers. who marvelled at
the animals uncanny trick Of initiating
the human voice. Dr.. Bosseler, direc-
tor Of the Hamburg Geological Gar
den. became interested in Don" and
finally was instrumental in getting a
theatrical engagement for him. Even
tually Ebers's daughter toured AUS
5tria- Hungary, Russia and finally the
United States with the dog. ss
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sale e the b;ghsst bid dsf. tie SoIloN lqs
described real estate. together with ttlt
appurtenanecsa thereto. Belonging or %
much thereof rs shall sAtisty the c11tin
iot The piadnttff and the costs OF SAD 1ait,
Lots Nos. IL aud Is In the Tair sfoands
Addition TO the City Of ClafksburK, Wet
Virginia, and being the same real e9tst1
which was conveyed to John q. Whit bY
deeds from the Fair Grounds Improy6meut
Company, and William o. Tyson, and VITA.
dated, respectively. July 18th. 1918. and 6cr
tobee {, 1913, and recorded In Deed hook
No. 221.s page zoo, and Deed Book No. az
page 46S, respectively, recorde Of Harrison
County, West Virginia, TO which Asnid 3~o
deeds Aforesaid reference Is here made
II TERMS OF SALE 3 One.tfird, or IL
much more thereof as the purchaser thor.
OF may elect to pay cash In hand ON dir Or
sale, and the residue upon credit Of
three and SIX months from date Of r1Ir.
the purchaser thereof to give approved per-
sonal security, and d. yendorss lien d b.
retained ON the face III TIE, deed;5to scc6to
the unpaid purchase money. Z #
s5a,. =. q. SUCTION,
isl4 81 Special CommiGsdon1r.
=, ]. Wade Codman, Gletk OF the Circuit
hereby eerttfy that bond an security ~.
proved by me as suficients and ,inf the pen
Atty provided In said derIee, has been
|ssgisen BY said special teontnaies toner.
LWADEA GoFE5EAN.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court pf Hnkri.op
County, West Vireinla.
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PERSONAL

| Miss Virginia Davis accompanied by
Miss Margaret Dixcey, OF New York,
will arrive home Wednesday evening
from Goucher College, Baltimore, to
spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Francis Curtin will return
home from Byfn Mawr, Pa, to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Cur
tin.
John B. Hart will leave Wednesday
night for Philadelphia to join his son,
John, Jr., and attend the Cornell and
University Of Pennsylvania football
game Thanksgiving day. NJ
Mrs. James Rodney went Tuesday
night to New York where she will visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Virginia snider is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Spencer Bill, Of Virginia, Is
visiting Mrs. Icie Musgrave.
Mrs. George P. Leatherbury has re-
turned home from Baltimore, where
she was a guest OF relatives.
Charles N. Hart accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Mary Hart, will leave
Wednesday night for Winchester, Va.
to spend Thanksgiving with his sons,
Charles and Robert, who are students
at the Shenandoah Valley Academy.
4 Edward Hart Is visiting his aunt.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hart. before leaving
for the East.
Mrs. Harry G. woodward, Of. spen-
Ger. was guest at the Waldo We'd
nesday. NJ
H. L. Flower. Of Point Pleasant,
Is a business visitor here.
g. w. Wilkins. of Weston, visited
the city Wednesday.
William P. Christopher is here
from Fairmont.
A.. F. Wilmouth, Of Elkins, is trans
acting business here.
L. 7. Eddy. OF Redwood, is city
business visitor. y
H. B. Halderman, Of Elkins, is a
business visitor in the city.
H. L. Smith. Of smithfeld, is here
looking after business affairs.
7. y. Jones is here from Manning
ton.
w. q. Devault, Of Fairmont, is
ltransacting business here.
James Gass, OF Parkersburg, Is
here on business mission.
Myron G. Tough, OF Fairmont, Wis
tied the city Wednesday afternoon.
t.id9-lf4
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OPINIONS By
HIGH ! | court
.H;|'A|||I'D !: /: | ||. | | | !
One Concerns Harrison County
Appeal Case Which is
demanded.


Y CHARLESTON Nov. "a I'm revers-
Ing the decree Of the circuit court Of
Roanes county in the case Of the Ohio
Fuel OIL Company against Price ana
others. the supreme court OF appeals
/ has held that local authorities could
not increase or modify any assessment
or valuation made by the board Of pub
lie works. which fixed the valuation on
all public service corporations for the
purpose Of taxation. Besides revers-
ing the lower court an injunc tion was
reinstated and perpetnated restrain-
Ing the local authorities: Of Roane
county from disposing Of property to
satisfy the amount OF taxes due on the
excess valuation placed on the COM
lpany's property in that county. Not
satisfied with the valuation placed on
the property by the board Of public
works the county court and board Of
equalization and review Of Roane
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PEACE ExPEDiTIo TO
BE TAKEN TO EUR OPE
sx,sssee.l u. rs 2 ,a ii d.

NEW YORK, Nov. az Henry
Ford, the Detroit manufacturer, an
nounced today that. he would take a
peace expedition to Europe to at
tempt to end the war. Mr.. Ford will
invite leading American pacifists to
join the expedition as we'll as peace
advocates from other neutral coun-
tries.
Negotiations have been opened with
the Observation-Disclosures line for
the charter Of the liner. Oscar II. II
the boat is secured 1t Is proposed to
start from New York December 4.
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Is Although there are hundreds Of
preparations ADVERTISE, there Is onIy
one that really stands out pre-eminent
as q remedy for diseases of the kid
neys. liver and bladder. 4
DR.. dlmer's Swamp Root Is not
recommended for. everything.
"a sworn certificate ofspurity Is With
every bottle. You may receive q SAM
pie size bottle Of Swamp Root by Par
eel Post Address DR.. E1lmer q Co.,
Btnghampton, N. Y, and enclose ten
cents. & & &
For sale at all drug stores in bottles
OF two sizes SOC. and 81 90. also men-
ton the Clarksburg Daily Telegram
Advertisement.
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my services as Q candi date, OF. the
parry, if II should appear that by. sbe-
ing 9 candidate y should help the par
ty to the lfillment Of Its hopes "a
| the polls. then I would not hesitate
to ask for the commission to lead In
the congressional light. and would be
Iappreciative OF the responsibility I'M
posed and proud Of the compliment
conferred. 4. e "a n, 4;
Charley McCarnic lives OF Mounds
vile, has law ofiices at Wheeling and
practices his profession everywhere.
He has q large legal business. Soon.
after he was graduated from the I'M
iversity he was elected prosecuting
attorney OF Marshall county. Then
| he served term as a member Of
1.-THE legislature and came very close
| to shutting out Frank p. Meats for
the speakership that year However,
he was chairman OF the important
judiciary committee at that session
land made fine record in that post
ton. In the years that followed he
rose very rapidly as q lawyer and he
is rated as one Of the states best
among the younger barristers.
The fact that Mr. McCamic Is SER
Eiously considering re-entcring politics
as an aspirant for ofdcial position
caused quite q surprise among the
West Virginian oliticians located m
this city. They had mo ainkling of It
land Mechanics frank avowal that he
might become a eandi date broke upon
them as something IN the nature OF
real news. They had settled down to
1.-THE belief that the contest In the First
district would, be q .'go'' between.
lCol. Tom Parks" Fleming, OF FAIR.
mont. and ex-senator Julian q.
Hearne, Of Wheeling, and had no sus-I
Ipicion Of the situat ton taking on q
three-edged appearance INIT news Of
Mr.. Mechanics brief and NORMAL In
Iterview began to circulate In the lob
Ibies.
Mr.. McCamic left late tonight for
his home and Intends, It Is said, to-
make a more thorough investigation
|of political ,cond itions before he de-
lcides one way or another about sthet
congressional mater. y,
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JAPAN QUITE WILLING
T0SEND STR ING ARMY
teYAssociAr1p saras, i

n u q nYIAt0oclATkn PRE0el 5000
PARIS. Nov. 24-Japan Is willing
to send q strong army to Europe Il
the need arises, the Petit Parisien
says. a statement to this effect 10
credited to Baron Ishll, Japanese for
eign minister, by g. Lechartier, To-
!kio correspindent OF this newspaper.
He quotes Baron Ishii as follows:
Thus far we have not considered
the eventuality Of sending an army to
Europe, but Il there d. occasion there
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HOMAGE
CONTINUED from page 4

s.aa slOOuIluu60 4110M Qd8o4 Lei l3S
most Japanese accept as authentic.
As the day marks the comple tton9
,of the great work Of national funda-
ton It Is observed as Q national hol-
tday. After reigning seventy-six
years, Emperor Jimmu died at the
age Of 127. His remains were inter
red at the north astern foot Of Mount
lunebi. where the present mausoluem
stands. ~ &. f5' VI.
The whole court followed the en-
iperor from Kioto to Nara, and after
resting at the imperial lodge pro-
ceeded to the mausoleum. Great
crows Of people assembled In the
streets and on the hill side to view
the cortege and pay respect to the
emperor. n. !. IS s.
The compound Of the .marsole um
was decorated according to the Shin
to regulations. Shortly after the ar
rival OF the imperial train the cere-
mony began with the presentation Of
food and other offerings before the
which was covered by al
specially erected building.
Following a Shinto prayer read by
tilSs sG1410l 14tudlASt dI 5IA68 tlt6Es kJuks
peror Yoshihito, escorted by hsi1
retinue, moved before the altar and
offering worship informed the spirit
of Emperor Jimmu Of his felicitous
coronation. He3was followed by the
crown prince. the princes 4 and
princesses Of the imperial family.
After his majesty had retired from
the ceremonial grounds the court Dig
nitaries and other officials were per-
mitted to pay their respects before
the mausoleum. When the ceremony
was closed. the offerings were re-
moved to the accompaniment Of mu.
sic played by musicians Of the court.
The imperial train returned z to
Nara accompanied by the whole res
tinue and thence departed for Kioto.
for Japan will immed iately send m
one expedition a very strong army.
Japan does not intend to risk a
check.
In regard to the supplying OF arms
for Russia by Japan. the foreign
minister Is said to have remarked,
Russia does not need men as only
one-third Of the men modified have
been armed. By the end OF the
month Japan will have done much
toward arning completely the other
3two-thirds."
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SUPPER AND MUSICAL.

Anita lodge No. 10 Of the colored
knights Of Pytnias, Is making big
preparations for an oyster supper
and musicale 1t will give Thursday
night, beginning at $3.50 O'Clock In
Its hall in Glen Elk. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
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MAY D1sARn1.
tsy Assec,ArEe rRxss,

tnY ,AsoociArku eRKss,s ~
PARIS, Nov. 24-Premier Skoul-
odis Of Greece Is quoted today as say
ing that Il the allied forces in Mace
donna retreat across the border.
Greece may disarm them, although
the Greek government has not COM
mitted itself on! this point. III
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BOY IS JAILED.

Ernest Howell, youth of New Fair
Grounds. was arrested by a constable
ard taken to the county jail wednes-
day MORNING to await a hearing before
Magistrate Jackson v. Carter on a
charge Of incorrigibility. preferred by
his father, Richard Howell. The lat
ter says the boy is beyond control and
will not go to school, Il
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Grill Amusement Committee.

Grill Amusement Committee.
"A committee known as the grill
amusement committee has been ap-
pointed to outline and organize a
program Of amusements in addition
to those already in vogue in the grill
rooms Of the Elks' home. "A bowling
league will probably be formed and
a billiard tournament may be en-
gagged in.
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RATE CHANGES.
,nYIAanac1ArrplPaEaI

- .tnrlAssoeIArrp PRESS, !.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a Material
changes In the existing rates on BIZ
luminous coal In the Mississippf,river
valley, which. will allow railroads to
make lower rates on through trafflc
than on traffic to intermediate points
were ordered today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
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Needing Cancellel.

81 N1eetlUR UanCeIleu. iI9a
The monthly social of the Clarks-
burg Brotherhood scheduled to be
hold ct the First Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow night has been can
celled on account OF its being Thanks
giving night. The next social meet
ing. Of the Brotherhood. will not be
held until the third Thursday night
Of December.
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TO DIE N JANUARY. 4

ALBANY, N. Y, Noy. 24-Thsi
court of appeals today fixed the week
beginning january / Q. as the time for
the electrocution OF Hans Schmidt,
the unfrocked priest convicted Of.
Staying Anna Aumuller in New York
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No Meeting This Week.

sSAIiss Mabel Carr will not meet the
embroidery class at the Young
eWoman's Christian Association head
quarters on Telegram square Thurs
day because It Is Thanksgiving day,
but she will hold session Of the
class the following Thursday.
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Beware OF Cheap substitutes.

In these days Of keen competition
it Is important that the public should
see that they get Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy and not take substi-
tutes sold for the sake OF extra
profit. Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy has stood the test and been APP
proved for more than forty years.
obtainable everywhere. Adyertise-
|ment. ss:a
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Mr.. h'CAMI|G||.|
CONTINUED from page

err man, Is a question that should
be looked into. No one man or
group OF men, should stand In the
way Of what the voters want. It Is
the duty Of every rnseifsh Repubi.-
can to try to ascertain what that Is
and help 10 bring about its realixa-
ton. Il II should seem IN the lapse
lot time that there was demand for
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HEAVY HGHIlNG
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q ~ SSs0V11SAxUVS4 - JILL RHSSl- 1ty p y N
the expedition. Mr.. Asquith' is
quoted as having said: q
can assure you France and
England are preparing surprises in
the Balkans. YOU will shortly have
confederation thereof,
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Social and Personal
j.. -.- $3.50,
teephoned Taegras Telephones.
Bell 800 Home 15z-Y.
Mac,cabee Social.

Hive No. s84, Ladies Of the Macca-
bees. will hold another Of its popular
social affairs in the Moose hall on
South Second street at O'Clock
Thursday night. The public Is cor
daily invited to attend.
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

I viii not be responsible for any
debts that may be contracted by any
one, excepting my wife. Jennie Frl,m
and myself = d Y AZ
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y SnTToN,
lITA.AAfAN Ha

r. wade Coflinans CLERK q the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County West Virginia,
hereby certify that bond with security .ap.
proved by me a. sudicient an din the pen-
atty provided by said decree. has been
ciyen by sid special commissioner.
u q x INVADE EoEF1EANs 4;
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Harrison,
County; West virginins