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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
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mubtc JIG iid i'm 0utcs Npc. &plijci
geriht pcrontlpprten. mo bn iilhrtc Ole
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated or this page
VIII be mailed to any address on q
ceipt of price mentioned with descrips
ton OF each pattern. Send either sin.
Yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes of pats
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance is made for seams,
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co., :
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Sleiucs 0iahfem nnbc5m prei Nchcu
b%cuuHtlps.
Enrh Die NuicuIpdcr mIb ihnl @tilt,
einaeiloBt pcrNcu.

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1922 Silebum Nue.. ct. Eaul.
Minu,. lieat MN. iufol9c eiuca Nutpz
nlpbil llninllea. uuhcSu brei @udlcll
bcpltBtIp$ hnrnlcocr.
SIC am Sebcu 81 crbnltcn, mar bis
lang MN bnbrrd moNlich. pnB ibr
Mtildl burh bic Nuicnlpd,cr cingcs
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MIST. dllBertc iih pnhin. puB nas ainr
'dlicBlid luieoer SIM ScmuBtiein tom
men bilrite, baB nbcr anberericits Elm
@cblrnlcioen 3l bcfilrhtcn lei.
@epiilc .rompibnitc @epeNunocu
Der Nrme lieBcu AMI cincn Srud alri
Nn@ @cbirn iGIieBeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

5nineS aIf MeB 3uriidaeorGn9t uuo
hurh Die Irmec bcs Trin3cu Sarl BORT
fcit9chalteu IND I'M Sftpber CUR llebers
gubc 9cSlultugen luerbcn fonnte.
Adrbiual ,Tnlette ~leitete Gen @ptz
tcsbierIt. Die adtbebrale mar nit
Sunpertcu por aricgstropbden, meld)c
on Ole 9lorreid,e @eidlidte Srantreih's
crinnerten. g%eifmildt. Inipeienh
lparen Die @uttil bes Trdiibcntcll
&oiucnrt, 6nblreide Wiuiiter unb
0iientlidNc Senmtc. lolpie cine Tn3ohl
pcniionicrtcr Generate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
umicr r%ueutrnlsr" MariucicfrctGr.
international News Service

&aibingtom ;. g., is. Nu9.
-Mnrinclcfrctdr SnnielS CAB beutc
bctamt, ouB CT cine itrcugerc
Scn'lr nllcr Nnd>ridteu. pcld,c BON
Der prabtluicn Stutiou III Sunpillc. u.
~. NciunOt ucrhcn, nngcprbnct bot.
SIC SchnuptrnNcn elmer 3citunN i'll
Erpuipcncc. N. J.. onB Mudrihtcu &c
hcin1er &ctic burdI Die Citation uudI
ScltitIanb gciaupt nerbcn, bacon Sic
Httiun sur Npl9c Nchubt. Sieic
Tropipcucce 3ciruuN in 6cfonutlich bae
Sr9uu pc$ briiiIdeu @utihofterp
Spring Gitc. &cr rcaicrt nm in
Den Scr. Stuutcu2-N n. 3. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

and the entire suit is easy to develop.
Serge, covert cloth. cheviot. linen.
drill. galatea. or gingham may be used
for its development. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: }. 4. ) and & years. 1t
requires = Us yards of 36-inch material
for a i-year size. with l yard of %
inch material for the underwaist. Price
10 cents.
4S6-Cut Stencil. Actual size of de-
sign 1916 inches. A pretty border de-
sign in conventional roSe pattern. This
design can be used effectively in stem
Cling all kinds of house furnishings.
such as curtains. couch over. portierS.
furniture OverS etc. Price of cut
stencil 1856. 10 cents.
1413-141S-CO Coat 1413: Skirt
141S. A Jaunty Suit for Early Fall.
Plaid Suiting is here shown i'm brown
tones. with facings of tan faille on col
lar and pockets. The coat is loose fit
ting and finished with Il smart collar.
The skirt has graceful attractive lines,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

S"eerSucker or chambrey. The free
edges, could he scalloped and embroi-
dered. Blu and white checked ging-
ham, with landings Of white would he
neat and would launder well. The pat
tern is cut in = sizes: Small. medium
and large. 1t requires . II yards of
3t-inch material for u medium size.
Price 10 cents.
OF S-HeadreSt. A very dainty
headreSt. charming in design and in
the comfort it affords. The dainty bas-
ket can be embroidered in outline stitch
or in COUGHING stitch. the flowers and
ribbon i'm solid stitch.
Stamped on pink art cloth. includ-
ing back
Cotton and
Perforated pattern, including all
necessary stamping materialS-....1jc
1896 Ladies' Four Gore Skirt.
in Normal Waistline. a Practical
Fashionable Model. Striped wolfe in Il
new shade of gray vas used for this
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Wir liefern Gnd Die Wnfer
;n biQisen Yreiien.
sss$sSsssssssssss sssssssss ssssssssSsssssss

model in green or sand-colored taffets,
would be charming. relieved with !.
vest and cuffs of white or ecru- If 10
also nice for gray. black or blue ser.oe
or gabardine. The waist pattern 143O
is cut in 6 sizes: SO. 3 IS, 40 AZ a and
10 inches bust measure. The skirt 1421
is cut IN q sizes: "a, 26. 2S, 30, 80 and
u inches waist measure. 1t requires
3 is yards of 44-inch material FOR the
skirt. and > Ia yards for the waist for
a medium size. The skirt measures
. IL yards at the lower edge in a "a.
inch size.
Ihls illustration calls for TWO sep
arate patterns. Price 10 cents each.
OSy-Pillow Top. A national pillow
top that should grace the home of
every American patriot.
Ilhted on an art ticking 35s
Fringe for both ends. % cents extra.
Art cloth
O65-Pillow Top. Here is one or
the now so popular oblong pillows in
the so much loved American Beauty
Rose design. making a handsome pil-
low embroidered i'm satin stitch.
Tinted and stamped on tan art
ticking
FRINGE Tor Doth ends~-----------~25e
Art cloth
O14-Kimono. A dainty kimono for
baby in Forget-Me-Not design. suitable
for solid embroidery.
Stamped on pure white linen...~-.s IA
Stamped on cream white flannel. Ito
Cotton for working. 20 cents extra.
Perforated pattern, including all
necessary stamping materials. %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

ilbcr Die Gcpubliten Saiti nnb Sanfo
Somingo fir sefommcu. Ser Srieoe.
melnte er. lperbe i'll Saiii niemals
oauerno bcr9eItelt luerheu, big Die Be-
noltcrun9 arbciten lerne unb elm slttcs
llnterridtsipltem eineefiibrt lei. Srps<
penn 9laubt IL, &aibinaton nidt. bos
Die @cid,idItc Saiti's Die llnfdhiafcit
Der Negcr 5ur Selhitreeierung in
bpbcrcm @rabc 9e8eiat babe. ais bic
@e'dId,tc Der altcu @riefcu. ADmcr
unN Spanier 81 3eitch oes @eriales.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

llnb ridtetc eincn Sdrcibcbricf an ons
Hid,ters Npllegium Der Spe5iul zNiiiieu.
in pcldcm CT sic pom gotunifcr gclics
icrte %Nbbuublun9 ii6er Die oSumilicus
5ugeh0ri9fcit" Der Somntp5 unh Nas
.oicburtas Ntteit" bciIegtc. Nuf oicic
GrpcrtensN usiugc bin eriplgte Die
cbrcnuollc Srciiprchung Der Srull
Shed,tcr mo Jest bcitcbt tcin 3luciiel
mcbr barber, puB pic Sonuto cine
Erllcht lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Snngc Srlauber nisclangt, Die nidlt
ais 2nuoneniutter oieneu ,upilcn.

Ncm Wort Is. Nu9.-&on btm
Sumpicr Mem 2lort" mrwpcu gciteru
$50 3lpiihcnocd2 Tnliu9iere uui ellis
SSlnuh 9clnubct. Sic Wchrsubl ncr
EnNnNicrc mnrcn iul9c Srldnrcr. bic
feline %uit bolitm iid pom Ncn &ritcu
ais Nuupncniultcr bcuugcu 5I luMcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Tntcr nno Sphn in Semielber
Sdliisenaraben-

ons oitrftc etn ieItercr ,saQ iein. &C.
lrclter Ntortln Shiiiter. @iitler in
Sberrotting CSberbanern). fam inr
Ne5ember u. !. ohue icin @iiier ss
oer'elben a%ompagnie mo oonn II,
elnen Sd)iIeclaroben. in Dem olrcb
lcln Stirfiohn Ifon l1uaere 3eit mar.
Setoe 'ino nod, 6ll'onrnleI an 2cbc,l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Wcgcu Den Scbcusntittcl @mhcr.
tSriaiualcicnn Der q. &.l

Tll@ Berlin miro mtcrm Solum
pom u. SuIi 9cmcloct: Sic Scr
oifcntliduunA elmer S~mbcsruth5 Ser
uromu9. Die Den WiBitlnbcn uui Dem
Scbcnsmitteln1drtt abbclicu iull. itcbt
lnmittclbdr bcpor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Sur Grinnerung az Ole Sample nm
bnS WtOiel= Suliuerf in 1870 iinpct
in SariS eiu 8pttesoicnt itatt.

&uri2, Is. Nug.-SauicnDc pc.r
%cternneu Der Hbeinz Nrmec bon 1870
ISL ruobnteu heutc IN ser Aintrc
Same Aotbcbrnlc cincm Npdumt Sur
Grimcrm9 an bic bllItigcn aGmpir
uuu 9tcB I'M Sabre 1870 bel. lpcldlc
IN hcu Stlndtcn bon Mnr2lutpur
%iuuuiat am III. uub Il. Huolit
9ipicltcm burh pcIdJc bic Slrmcc IA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

good for silk, wash or wooden goods, or
combinations of silk and cloth. 1t
would be pretty in white batiste or or
candle. Also for gabardine or poplin.
with underwaist Of chiffon. The waist
pattern 1860 is cut in Is sizes: 81, 50,
IS. 40. II and A inches bust measure.
The skirt 1896 cut in q sizes: 22, "A.
20, rs, 80 and 32 inches waist measure.
1t requires ( IA yards of 36-inch ma
terial for the skirt, with 1 IA yard of
lining for the foundation. The over
blouse requires l IA yard. with ,
yards for the underwaist, Of 36-inch
material 10 make the costume for a
36-inch size.
This illustration calls for TWO sep
arate patterns. Price 10 cents each.
1262-Boys' Suit with Sleeveless
Under Waist. A New Jacket Suit for
the Little Man. This design is new
and very popular. The underwaist may
he replaced by IA blouse or shirt waist.
and the jacket may he omitted. The
trousers are cut in regulation style,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

oft; Sri. Wnric 6urc bon %Sobnatplpn
~fciertc am 10. ScSembcr lcbten Sab
res ibren 1Ot. @cburtStng Ilh nimnt
nod lcbbaftcs SutcrcMc an Den Grcig>
niiicn in europa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Sopter &aibinatuu halt bic Seit iiir
cim Grptettorat Der ser. Siantcn
iibcr Naiti fiir sefummcu.

Mulifur. u. z. Is. NuN.-Sr.
%ppfcr Mnibiu9lpu crtlirtc bier hculc.
CT battle bic ;icil iiir BIC GiufilbrmN
Clues Erpttttprulcs Ger Ser. Stualcn
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Die mciitcn pom i6ncn buritcn llubes
unltultbct lunocu, bu tic nit 9enilaeuo
8clp pcrichcu lunrcn unb lidl 5u Ser
mullotcu bcgcbrn puIlteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

with plated fulneSs at the sides. The
pockets may he omitted. 1t will re-
quire "a yards of 44-inch material TO
make the cOat for Il medium size. The
coat pattern 14l3 is cut in 3 sizes: 10.
Is and 20 years. The skirt pattern
l4lS is cut in the same sizes. and re
quires 3 II yards of 44-inch material.
Ii measures about ; yards at the foot.
In blue broadcloth with black or white
satin facingS this would make a smart
street suit. This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns. Price 10 cents
each.
1894 Unique and Comfortable
House Apron. The body and sleeve in
one idea has been carried out i'll gar
mentS of every sort. hence the busy
sewer and home dreSSmaker will wei
come this mode in an apron that is not
only simple but practical in that il
covers most all Of the dress worn un.
derneath, and is easy To make because
of few seams. The design is suitable
for percale, alpaca. lawn, gingham,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-06


On Thursday, November ~, sacred
music will Z be played before the
skashiko rokoro" or imperial sanctu-
airy, and on the following day imperial
messengers will be dispatched to the
great shrines at Use and to the im5
perial sanctuary at the Toxic palace
as well as to government and state
shrines, to report on the proceed inss
of the so7called .Daij osair festival.
as This is the Great Harvest or Grand
Thanksgiving Festival which possesses
the greatest Significance and import
ance to the people Of Japan. The en-
yperor as the ruler OF the Land of Sac
red Rice, which was bestowed by his
heavenly ancestors, offers feast to
his ancestral gods, and himself par
takes of the sacred food. This rite
will be held on Sunday, November "A,
and 1t will be preceded on November
10 by service dedicated to the ppri-
fication Of the body and soul Of the
emperor and all the members OF the
imperial family.
The Grand Thanksgiving Festival
will be followed by three great court
9easts; which will be attended by the
emperor and by the members OF the
diplomatic corps.
Afterwards the emperor will begin q
series Of pilgrimages to the great
shrines Of the empire, including those
dedicated to the original #ancestress
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special train, the cars having been
built for the occasion. They will he
received in audience on November 81

special train, the cars having been
built for the occasion. They will be
received in audience on November 8
by the emperor at Kioto. \.
The program OF the coronation is
long and indicates that various rites
or ceremonies will be held up to the
last day of the month. Two Of the
three chief ceremonies will be held
on Wednesday, November 10, at the
Kioto palace. The first will begin at
10 O'clock in the morning, and is
really an ancestor worship ceremony.
The emperor announces his ascension
to the throne before the ..xashikodo-
koro" or Divine Mirror, and informs
the spirits Of his ancestral gods that
he has taken possession Of the Three
Sacred Treasures, which represent the
sovereignty and sanctity Of the i'm.
perial house.
The second great ceremony will be-
gin at Q O'Clock in the afternoon Of the
same day. Hers the emperor an
nounces his ascension to his subjects
and to the ENJOYS Of foreign lands.
At the same time he actually mounts
on the throne which will be there pro-
vided. a delegation, including Am
bassador George w Guthrie and his
wife, will be present at both these
ceremonies, representing the United
States. No special envoy will come
from America. (
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or Sun Goddess, Amat erasu omikami,
and to the mansole um 81 Jimmu Ten
no. who holds place In Japanese his
tory as the first earthly monarch. The
emperor and court will return to Toxic
on November en- spend Ing the night at
Nagoya on the way. final ceremony
OF gratitude viii sbeg held on November
80 OF the Toxic palace before the im-
lperial shrine.
An extensive celebrate OF the cor
onation will begin in Toxic the first
part Of December and naval and milf
tary reviews will be held as q climax
or the coronation period. RI 81
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curtains 81 white br0cafie other Sar-
riaFes II; The cni,r{ ~ .nFSc s.ssion Ind
/ also BEEN esnecial1 III con structe \ and7
while less gcreeous than The inapieriai
coach. were AZ beantif sswor krnarnsl,in
ana With the sroyal coach. formed 4 Iars
ana stately retinue!
Tie crown PRINCE. the other frnperiai
sons. princes and princesses II ne
blood. princes ana url.incosses ~ sfi,e
imperial house had driven tol lie sta-
don previous to the emperor ana fl,e
minister's a state. elder .stateslne -.
bneers and other dienifaries had dona
likewise, IN order 70 receive fdis NE
I1esty and BE present ii His denartnre
lfor Rioto. { 4
In front Of the station 80. !.
|triumnhai snorfaif n gresn ana MaIs, !.
and ma ennnaror 800 th ~, l ,,,,s
to he reeciyed wfti,ins M III dss si,s
guished GONNA ~ hsS
|him. After Al aychanpe ~ fi "a intstinns
ffa etnneror co,,rt y, "a ,s a cSs,
carpet 81 ,eantif,li fanas,rv esn III 4
|ly woven for fl,e f,,nsti nm Il ~ rail-.
road train' which mnvad s n II; from nm
the station while cries ~ l.shan 81 ~. 3,
llabanzain 1lled tha ,sta III anT 'e, .yer.
man IN ,v the rseaf crow. ON os,tssS \. Z
The mneriaI rasl , ( oars ''s, were
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ing thereto, The material d ccnstfuc-
lion n this holy cbmpartmeft Wns
Epure white wood, MT rural In color.
Several other rooms for the priests
were made Of the same natural wood.
The dining room for the emperor
ana attendaf mas Of sumptunus cpu--
structipn The walls were decorated
with raised ApEerp made of lacquer
with panels Of mulberry wood.
When the 1aquer work for the prin-
Icipal royal carriage was completed
last autumn the society OF Toxic arts
ISIS In laquery petit oned the imperial
househom for the privilege Of deco
rating the carriage set apart especiaify
for the empress. and which by respect
was drawn to Kioto today. Accord
tngly, Kwanzan {spya. member OF
the association and rising artist In
lacquer. was Shonored with court ord
|ers. 10 do full Justice TO this COM
|partson Of skill between the old and
new imperial ,capitals. M. Isoya chose
the most gifted ten Of the Toxic Acai-
envy graduates to assist him IN the
work, which was completed last March
in his private studio. 4
Empress's Carriage.
The empressss carriage comprised
four compartments. that Is, Q sitting
chamber, Q dressing room and two
partments for the, court ladies'. The
Interior was laquered In dull color.
while the raised work displayed clas-
steal designs OF the Fujiwara period.
Above the throne on either side moth
Ter OF pearl was inlaid, while all the
doors Of the rooms bore the wistaria
on orange-c olored back ground, to In
|dicate the Fujiwara origin of the
House OF sKnjo, to which the emperor
belongs. Y q + 'ss
With cloisonne ramma over the slin-
tel and Nishtjin brocade bordering the
val. the artistic feet OF The entire
combination suggested feminine grace,
classical dignity and q tinge Of Euro
pean influence In color and design.
f. All the cars bore the imperial crest
worked In gold. X r. b
( The imperial household guard diyi-
sion Of the army were to attend the
ceremonies at Kioto as guard Of hon
Lor: Practically the whole division,
sting Of 5 900 officers and men and
1900 horses, were entrained for the
ancient capital. The transportation Of
this force required twenty trains each
OF ten cars. Extraordinary precautions
have been taken to insure safety Of
travel between Toxic and ;Kioto.
The train conveying the emperor
and court was due to arrive at Nagoya
this afternoon. The emperor will pass
the night there at the palace and pro-
coed to Koto tomorrow.
AS one testimony Of his thoughtful
ness and generation Of the aged
among his people, Emperor Yoshihito
has inangurated his coronation cere-
monies by presenting 100000 vine
cups to the aged, men throughout the
empire. the minimum age for eligible
tty to the honor being fixed at so
years. The cups are Of artistic lac
|quered work and bear gold characters
meaning Peace to the Aged and
Commemorative Imperial Present,
1915" To those above 90 will be
granted q special set Of cups, slightly
larger than the others
The members OF the diplomatic
corps who will attend the great cere-
monies at Kioto as the guests Of the
court will leave Toxic for the ancient
capital on Monday, November 8, In q
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atNVntsMnSQ a1IUM spAHS NJ
otticiaily greeted BY the city Of 10
ltio. &:
Grand Procession. y
The emperor rode 10 the railway
station in coach Of regal mae min
cence through lines Of picked troops
from the Household Guards.
The procession from the palace TO
the station moved slowly by y some
what ci2cpitops route. 10 that 1T
might ~ viewed by as many people
and especially by as many school
children as possible. First rode
mounted police inspe ctors, then cav
airy Of the imperial guard IN their
new glittering corona tion unit form.
Next came the imperial ancestral
shrine. which WIS borne ON the
.shpulders OF villa gers from Kioto and
which was guarded by the tmperinl
,Ettualists and high officers Of the Inn
perta1 guard. 4
Then came the emperor in his coach
drawn by six horses with positions.
Finally came q squadron Of cavalry
OF the imperial guard and more
mounted police officials. Like all other
imperial carriages which formed the
rettnue. the regal coach had been Is.
pecially built for use during the ac-
eesston at Toxic and Kioto. 1t is In
the general form and lines Of a shin.
The color scheme was chestnut with
white brocade, upon which the Inn
perial chrysanthemum crest was
woven. Both sides Of the coach bore
the imperial crest embossed In gold.
The emperor was able to look from
the carriage through thick glass panes
from which white brocade curtains
were artistically draped. The coach
was surmounted by a golden image of
a proenix, the mystical bird Of ancient
China, whose presence symbolizes q
wise sovereign. It was drawn BY six
steeds which for months had been
trained in the imperial ytables SO that
they might perform their historic SER
vice nobly and without accident. The
,axles, screws, feathers and other ap-
purtenances were especially made in
Great Britain and France.
Court Carriages. III
The carriages for the court digni-
taries numbered fifteen in all, and
were each drawn by two horses. These
coaches were similar in construction
to the imperial coach. the chief differ
ence being the absence OF the symbol
cal phoenix. the imperial crest and the
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ChamberIain's Tablets. 81 Z
This is a medicine intended espe-
cialy for stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation. It is meet
ing with much success and rapidly
growing in favor and popularity.
Obtatnable observation-disclosures
ment.
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NOTICE 10 DEBTORS AND CREDIrORs
OF BEESON II. BROWN. DECEAHED.
Notice Ia hereby given chat, the under.
signed were on the 18th day OF October
1015, duly appointed and qualified us ad-
ministrators Of the estate Of Beeson a.
Brown, deceased.
All claims against said estate, duly
ministrators, to whom also all debts owing
said estate must be paid, at No. S47 West
Main Street. Clarksburg, w. va.
JOHN w. BROWN,
WILLIAM T. GEORGE,
Administrators,
Robert r.. Wilson and b. Bryan Temple
man. Attorneys for the Estate.
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