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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-05
HELP wANTED-MALE.

AT COSTIGAN & CO.'S Employment
Agencies--1245 Eddy ST., S. F.; phone
West 1898; 457 9Th ST., Oakland;
phone Oakland 271.
WEED-SISKTYOU CO-WEED.
Free fare; SisSiyou Co.; free fare;
new Oregon r. r.; 2 years job; free;
200 laborers, rockmen, dril1ers, 81 up.
1c Rate Fare-1c Rate Fare.
Idaho, Washington. Oregon. today.
100 laborers, rockmen. drillers, S2.25.
FREE FARE.
Wyo-Gienn Co.-Nyo.-Glenn Co.
25 laborers, s. P. Co.'S own work, So
Ballasting, tracklaying. grading.
FREE FARE--SOUTH-TO
Western division Stockton. Mendoza,
Fresno; 100 laborers, S. p Co.'S own
work; good wages.
FREE FARE-SOUTH-TO
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and
Burbank; loo laborers, S. p. Co. work.
FARE PAID = oRovILLE = FARE
PAID.
500 laborers, $2.25 day and board
yourself.
OROVILLE - OROVILLE - ORO-
VILE.
EUREKA-HUMBOLD CO-EURE-
KA.
40 laborers, sawmills woods. etc. $40
i'd. up: so laborers for Mendocino
Co. free fare; lots of other jobs at all
times.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Or RESSMAKI ING-AIISS. .HERBST is now
perm. located at 12S Diamond st.3-3ts
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HEALD'S Business College. I45l Franklin
St. S. F.: Oakland branch. Bacon block.
For information address E. p. HEALD,
San Francisco. ny26-tf
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MEN wanted-Wages paid while lesrn-
ing barber trade; sign up at once and
be one to move in our own building &:
former students report Moler Sys-
tenn Col1e<e. 1447 Ellis St. S. #. nny1 If
WANTED-Young man for light book
keeping and all-SrOund ofI1ce work.
some one with good reference: perfect
Iy familiar with furniture business.
Mhoon Desk Co., Mission and Fifth 1t
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VAN DER NAILLt;N.s Engineering
School now open in all branches al
Fifty-hrst ST. and Telegraph ave-, Oak
land. 2-tf
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FINANCIAL.
RUPTURE CURED.

Pierce Electric Co. trusses. belts, etc,
now located n. w. cor. Central ave- and
Chestnut ST.. Alameda. Call or write.
nly20 If
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A-Galla CHER Marsh Business College
will resume business Monday, June
at 5041s Devisadero.- Pupils call.n120 ii
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG woman with child, good cook
and houSekeepar. wishes position
Box 6529, Cali office, Oakland It,
A YOUNG lady wishes work as cham
bermaid; is neat and respectable. Ad
dress MISS RAPP, San Pablo, Cal IT.
WOMAN would like housework ror
laundry Apply 134 Parker ave, neal
PIT. Lobos ave. 5-2t*
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RELIABLE japanese and Chinese etn-
ployment office, Oscar Hatsumi, 315
Stockton ST., moved to 1913 Geary.
furnishes best help of all kinds with
care and dispatch. 1913 Geary. te4-6m
A-Oldest Japanese Chinese Emp. Of
fice-Furn. all Kinds of reliable help
GEO. SAKANYE, 1153D Turk, form
239 Mason. Tel West 5612.
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DENTIsrs--ccr,tiur>d.

OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.
C c. CARLTON. Eerald Square
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BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco Call.
corner Market and Third streets; open until
II o'clock every night in the year.
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A GOOD hotel waiter; also a man for
making beds: good home for right
man. Olympia Hotel, 500 goth st,
Potrero 0-2t~
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH - 80 Tribune BuildnI
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FUnNIrUnz FOR SALE.

FOR. saie-Furniture of rooms, perlor.
bedroom and kitchen; all new pars.
wishes to leave city. Apply ar IL
lake st 0-0t
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22

and shipping bis part ot general
merchandise, ofthe Clippard store,
to FruitIand We understand.
Robert Kinder Is working ~
Buchanan.
John Kegley has empioymeh'
near Bleda.
We can hear old Towser's bark
almost every night, which .ari' means atr'a1
that some Of our boys are attef
coons.
L Our school is progressing nicely
pnder the able management Of John
+. Winters.
| Ou,tea number Of stock buyers
have been 10 this locality recently
N. w. Huffman has rented tne
Seller farm. u,
Antoine Stoverink Of near Laillt
will sell his personal property
December /, and move TO st. Louis
We are sorry to lose him from ou'
/. community.
! Yes, the election Is over ana say
d;dn,t old Latin do the proper thin
! this time! The democrats dld Amos
: their whole duty, but think the r
tnrns will read rs to II next electio
is there isn't a wonderful chang
! IN tbis section. BY united emo
of all true democrats, we can p'a'
|, old Bollinger in the democrat
: column. Our democratic roosV
IS very much alive down here al
20 expecting q general improveme,
>, st in county affairs with +. M. we
at the helm. L . =
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
Glen Allen.

DR.. ]. ]. Chandler OF Lutesvl'le
came up last Friday to see :. q.
Berry's little son, who has oeen
very sick. i.
james Belchamber is visiting h'S
family, near town, this week
william Maloney OF Flat hlve'
is visiting bis brother here
Zenith Welker of Edna vlsl'se
relatives here few days last week
MISS Alma Peak IS visiting friend
at Oran. ..;
i Charley Barks Of oran S'S''eo =.
sister, Mrs. Dee Rhodes AZ W.
place. the latter part Of last week.
Roscoe, the three-year-oid son .
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Zimmerman
this place, was taken suddenly
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
Castor.

Health is good with the exeep'
ton Of colds.
Guy Bollinger retuened from a
weeks visit at Kennett last sunday
Rev, Woods filled bis appoint
ment at Kinder chapel Sunday OF
II a. M, and al . p. m.
]. M. Kinder had . corn husklng
last week, which was we'll attended
and enjoyed BY oil present
Miss Kittie Shelley of Frederick. .
| town is visiting relatives and
friends on Castor at this writing.
Mrs. George G. Leslie OF st
Louis Is visiting her mother Mrs
! A. Keebn, at this time.
Charlie Swan left for Mlng'
swamp Saturday to try bis luck 7"
fishing. !,
Robert and Price Whitener mad
. o business trip to Marquand las
!, Thursday.
Forest BolliDger and wife returi
. ed from Fredericktown last Inar
day after spending week, v'sltlp
g with relatives and friends
u Welker Sitxe has rented mem
Coouers farm and moved to 1t Ia
week.
1t Al. Masters, who has been
'e w. Swans farm the last y
n, years, is now movingto Doc VIII
ner's farm.
ID George Buckingham Of Bon
y. Terre was down here last week
| look at A. J. Beaps farm.
Quite a number Of our farm
attended the sale of the flour u
:. ii Marquand last week.
= n A. BoIlinger sold a fine 81
=, of mules last week.
Success to The PREss.
AGRIcoLl
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22

our farmers with their corn still ~
the field.
Health is good 10 this vicinity.
Miss Maggie Grimsley was the
guest of Miss Carria Haddock last
Sunday.
Oscar West il painting his new
dwelling house now,
Married.-At the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. Charles Beatty
and Miss Dora Fears We wlsn
them 4 long happy life.
The little infant son of Mir. and
Mrs. IA. w. Rowe is very III Of TINS
writing.
Rev. Jacob Eaker filed Rev'
Hufss appointment here last Sun.
day. Brother Eaker Is well liked
by our people.
Theodore Hammer was able 70 y
at church again Sunday.
Harry Walker visited Will Han
nef Sunday
I'D Mckee Is on the puny list.
Miss Mildred kirkpatrick visite
Miss SsIlie Rowe last Tuesday.
i Frank si@sel will take his depar
ure for joplin soon.
It Mrs. Sarah Wells and Mrs. Da
FisI, we've the guests Of the tamil
II II w Rowe last Saturday.
LITTLE SISTER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
80 ~. q. NOtes.

The pupils enjoyed a holiday las'
weak wbiietbe Teachers association
wssi vas i session. Some of them put
. good time attending It, It., ,.m.
Miss lola Hinkle visited nO'"s
.o,ts Il Oak Ridge over Sunday
'Oiv, M,ss Lulu vanAmburg received
= call from ber tather' Or, ~, van
Amburg of Burfordvilie' last i"ui'
day. MA ,o Mar
an.nd Thursday TO preach IN
ss.srsl Of Mrs. Sites. Deeeass' e. e
was . s,ep-mOthcr of Mrs. W. -
Msyfeld. -. % III
...oc,at,on in smaller numbers Una ,nA
'...l -Tbose attending two or thr'
a.vs we're. Mrs. Kelley; MISS MISS
,.,...,...u,an. ~ Brewer, ClipPard, lace
Hnvhes. Davault, Francis steven e
nickerman. FuIkeron, hasAs .a
6 Vance. Bertha Limbaugh ass'' =
4 as,. nrower. DavsuIt, Prof "
Dsxault, Deck, hzEsr. .s.ss as',D' lam,
Hahn. Headenshot. 1amlsoa' sA''
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
seville.

JIM. Welker Is able to SIT UP
after nine weeks serious Illness.
RE sitses i busy repairing the
warehouse ii Bessville in when n's
father and g. 7 Meldrum viii s'ofe
corn.
W. A. weIker, who has been
teaching in ! Kansas City business
College, is at home. r.n.,t
W. G. Kitchen and wife oi lalien. !.
visited relatives ID this vicinity 'aS'
week.
Mrs. HE kinder Of Frederick.
town visited relatives IN this sv'c'nl's
last week.
J.H. Whitener recently purchas''
Harley venable visited n
brother near Mount Carmel s"su'
day, 81,
Miss Ethel Mabuce spent 9 10
DAYS in Marble Hill last week:
Sunday school and prayer NEE
s..eaAed snnda,
There win 81 prayer meeting 2. i, \
home of D. 4. Bess SUNDAY p'h'
BEssvILLIAK.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
Latin.

Yes. we have had quite . spe'i %
,v;uter weather-sOme snow II you
please. -. ...,h.r;ng
.o,.,, these DAYS. The corn is very
GOOD in this locality.
A large acreage Of wheat was
sown in this neigbOOrho"'.
Frank Jubbers OF near ieis P'ace
Is doing some good work on "''
farm. fencing and clearing lano.
aI-uele" Dan Hahs made 3 if'l
,o LutesyiIle Friday.
Frank Lubbers recently PuFe'iAS
ed a fine span Of mares.
Iohu Masters of Castor Is @0S'n'
an his farm near this place -,
&c. clippard ofJaeEson has Oss'
:. o.r iowa sessrai days egS'A
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
Dancinr Proves Fatal

Many men and womFn catch cOIus
nj dances which terminate In pneu-
,,,o.s;s and consumption. After
exposure, if Foley's Honey and Tar
i taken il will break up a cold and
no serious results need be feared.
Refuse any but the genuine 10 q
yellow package. All dealers.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
Asmiuissrstor's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate Of
Edward P. Dybali, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned by the Pro-
go. .s nciI:sseF county: bearing
da,e 10th day Of October, 1905 AlpeF-
soss having elaims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the un-
asrsiensd for allowance within one yea
srom lie date Of said letters, or they ma,
hs urselsded from any benefit Of saei
sstass and Il said claims be not exhioats'
~ithiu two years from the date OF n
uublieztiOn Of this nOsise, they VII ,
ss-s-sr hsrrsd. F.H. WEz1ss
Administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
towers November II, d fine girl

Meyers, November H. . hne g'ri
baby.
Miss Sallie Kitchen, who Is teacn-
inp in Madison county visited home
folks Saturday night. She says sne
is getting along nicely with her
school.
d. D. Summers visited his uncle
! A. L. Gibbs and family, near Gien
! Allen, over Saturday night.
| Alfred Green, who has resided IN
wayne county several years. nas pa
moved to this nelghborhood' Ws
welcome MIR. Green as q ne'gnoot
Dr.R. c. Coleman Of Marble h'I
was at this place . few days 'as
week.
M. Stone has completed AM
nainted bis new residence. !.
Success to The Pass and y
many readers. ~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
cracked Creek.

The snow last week slipped up on
some Of our farmers and causO'
them without wood.
=. M. Hawn was at Patton ,as'
week, hauling wood for the tl0urlnS
mill. ;.;.od
wilson Knowles and wife visited
Mrs. Knowles parents suna'S
| night. - ,,;G
@Uncle Jack" Hawn and WIZ
| went to Bertrand last Friday FRIDAY u
| y;sit their daughter, Mrs. STRICKLAND
Nit Gusta DAVIS returned Il
Cape Girardcau last Saturday. 1S., III
Miss Ethel Mabuce attended tn, I'd
teachers association at Marble Hi
last Friday and Saturday.
Typographical errors last wee ''a,
caused us to say, rom -. a.. -,
to Bismarck" when it shou'a ,,~ na'
been Tim Hawn; also fi0'' -""
for FIaura Hawn.
RayfOrd Hawn drove : "a.S" sas ,U'
q !. cattle from this vicinity Monda
0" JAY.
will close.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
Our Correspon pondents.
xzziS.lxYille.

II
Health is good with US win tae
exception Of . few cases Of scarlet
teyer.
Married--November IL, OF the
home Of the brides parents, ora
Hahs and Minnie statler, Esq. = >
Statler officiating.
". R. seabaugh made . business
trip to Hilderbrand recently
Well, | had intended wriun! /!
you some news, but ! cant tnlni
Of any items and itseems as 'oGag' J I Y !,
everybody is staying at home aDoa ~.
as close as some Of our democra'
did election day. A READER
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
RARM For sALEr1eO Acres,

ali under good fence, 100 acres in
cultivation; 700 fruit trees; good q.
rosm dwelling; good barn and Othel
out buildings in good repair; two
GOOD walled cisterns and plenty o.
p,o., water. Four miles north O
Marble Hill. For price and furthei
particulars address
E.J.TuRxER, Marble Hill, Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
Flat,yv4,Ods.

Health il reasonably good
The dust Of D few days ago u
mud now.
Born--To MIR. and Mrs. Anon
Bollinger November y, 1906 2 hne
girl baby. Mother and ch'lo a,s
getting along nicely and TIE PROV
abilities are that AniOn will recover Q
Robert a. wills and Kirby mans !,
passed thru this community recent's
with q bunch ol cattle.
G. F. Ellis and family vlsl'e'
relatives in Perry county . few cay
last week.
Logan Seabaugh and wlie S,s,.0'
relatives west Of Patton the ia''e
part Of last week.
Success to THE PaEssand ''s man =
readers. - -
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22

Lutes, MoGee, Moore, Nancy Nann'neY'
Nanpey, Winters.
Those attending on one day
Misses r. Hughes, B. 1ount, y
Yount, Mabuce; Messrs. T. B., j. n =
and ]. j. Chostner, Francis, 2
Hahn, Stovall.
supt. Darlington and Prof Doug
/, lass we're visitors Thursday.
PRINCE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22

of membranous Group, last Thurs
day evening, and was IN 9 very dan
perous condition for several days,
Dr.. Wilmer DC Marble Hill render
cd all the medical assistance pos
sible.
4 Roscoe Burford, railroad agent
1T Morehouse, visited bis cousin, \.
|, ]. Barford, few hours last Friday.
I. Miss Ethel Stevens, the assistant
teacher IN the Buchanan pubic
school, visited home folks near this
place, Friday and Saturday. and ~
also attended the teachers associa,
3 ton.
!. Died-At her home, IN Glen Az
! len, Nov. l5, Mrs. Efie Meyers, wife
IofC.LM Meyers. The remains were
I taken to Marquand for interment.
/. Mr.. Zeigler Of 81. Louis came
!. down Saturday to shave hoops for
+ the Glover Hoop company
Daniel Glover and wife returned
i, from Kansas City Saturday
q Don Peak and Miss Bessie Hal
It went to Lutesville Friday
d. N. G. Moore went 10 BeImon'
n Thursday and returned Friday.
pe Messrs. OrviIIe Zimmerman pHh
1T c,pal of the public schoola Dexter
.ce and Rufus Zimmerman, VIII"
tic teaching at CIarkton, visited hom
ter folks here Saturday and sunday
nd 6. L. Talley, agent for the Jael
ant son Marble works, had business !
Ills our town few days last Week
J. IL. Harr was here Friday i
spectlng ties.
In. Kirk shipped a ear load
;lle stock to St. Louis Monday.
A. Mrs. r. NJ. Wells of Marble u
oen visited at the home of her slst'
Mrs. J. II. Zimmerman, few lda
bis last week.
Roscoe Moore, who has had e
;ver ployment at Fredericktown, visit
home folks here the first OF
,ited week.
.eek. Mrs. william Reveile Of Nor
ends visited relatives near here last we
Peter WeIker has purchased
4 his butcher shop at Lutesville.
this l. w. Deck attended the teach
.ek association at Marble Hill the la
IN of part of last week.
- ofl William Hale Of Bessville
10 III business in town Monday.
Alex Burk VISITED bis family !
here Saturday and Sunday.
]. II. Carr, foreman of the W
Ter Tie and Timber company
Poplar Bluff, had business
Monday.
- Died-At their home here
- vember 10, 1906, Frederick, so
- Robert and Sarah Nalcny, OF
lime LET feyer.
- The following changes have
,o.r made in The train service at
.ootH olaee. effective Sunday, Move
.s;s Is: Train No. 42s south bOu
hair fdue At i:zi a. tn. e ssSz:A :
YseE is due st Eli P. m. 4zo
,stesI bousd. at $40 8. m. 2z
hs;r bound, Al Ills a. m
snv. C. L. Meyers moved into
seq arieh's house Monday.
PEoNFTu
- Rrats<h CI-relx :
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
MarbIe fiI, Missouri, Thursday. November Al 1900.
condlon oicla stafement of the rlnanclaI tona
4 NuMBFa l42s.

~ ~ Rank u Marble Hill it Marble HILL State q
Mssouri, al the close of business On lhe lz'n aay
q osNoyember, 1906, published in The MARnlE HILL
pRrss, newspaper printed and published ~ MAI
ble Hill state of Missouri on the I'D day q q. NO
vi yeutber, 1906. N Mn. a
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
nallent.

J.w. Talent md son took , eA'
load Of cattle and hogs 70 81. Lows
last eeek. z.
va. Kitchen aud wife visited a.
La. wslksrs Iasl Tuesday: A..
Nj rshei MabuOe attended sas y,
qsael.es.' association ii Marble hi''
Frsdzx I'd Saturday. !.
e - zna Il. u =
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22
NuMBEn S07 J.

81 the Bollinger County Bank, " Lntesville state
II Missouri, AZ the close of business on We lz'n
day Il November, 1906, publshed.in TEE MARBLE ~ \
Hill PREss. newspaper printed and published q. Y
Marble Hill, state of Missouri on the 22d day q
N November, 1906
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22

Three inches Of snOS iell here
last pishs sBd catching several Of
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22

Z II
RESOU RCES.
L0ao' w 40. STT 6l, ,14S.6l
3loans, n HUI \ '91''S 2,O4l.58l
I M VI !, VI. 22,sO2,6Ot
,,s1iss I, y, s..a.a WV, ". L;n. house, II 100000
nea' ]. ss'a's M sS1a~, ~ ,asas ,as u. 100000
Due fro,h other banks and hanhsts sno, N,
,sss " S'''A' 1 6427sI
49, ssa''' 6,slAOol
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Specie, N NY @ - -
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LIABILITIEs ss
Capital stock paid In, SOoOco ooO NJ
Surplus fund, 4s NJ va VA VI !, nv, oa
| Undivided profits net, oa. !,
Individual deposits subject 70 cheek N
l'n'c @ M s'AV.,. 49, .s.. o. a.,as;t y. 5000
s2os,297 81
" IN ~ MISSOURI CoUNTl or BoLLiNoER, sS
W.. b. M. Wilmer as president. and Y, MI Ne'is Y
cosh;er of said bank, each Of us, do soemay sWea'
tho, thc above statement is true 70 the best "a oa
y Lno,vleare and belief o. M. WIrMEn, President
X III M. WELLS Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, thls iyth ~
oe November A. d. nineteen hundred and slx
Witness my hand and notaral veal on the da.e y
I.s.l aforesaid Commissioned and qaalihneu =
term expiring Sept. 80, l9O79
q. BuaETTE sNrDEa, Notary faohc'
ro.rs.t attest. Gro +. CLARK,
CHAs o. HoBBs
II. B. REcK,
Directors
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-11-22

RESOURCES.
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i.o""s ~ e .s''s 'ys l42.22
z Dss,afa'' y ~. ~, ", a. - 8.5414O
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n, slss S0l.s3
49, Y ~ 'sss s'' !. l,2s4.00
put's'Ns n 979.59
a,..., s2l,s9s.Oi
liabilities
Capital stock paid ins Y'' Y''seas ,ea -
vnu..'9sa os;,s sabact u cbeck, 7,sSS27
E,' an0's m 1.s ae a.,,, s;t - 5,67l.OO
!. r''Ds IN, WI n. .SAanas;t . 10000
E IN ss T33s 1---------
rS.l s2l, ,893.O4
aSrArE Oh MissouRL County of BoILiNesa, ri
We, &. A Sander Az president and Robert Drum ny, ~
casher of said bank each us do solemny swear fnat
nv above statement is true 70 the best Of our knowl
edge and belief M A 5ASDA' ,,s~a.s. ,s1
subscribed aud sworn To before me, this lsth day q
November IA p. nineteen hundred and slx
Witness 10y hand and notaral seal On the aa.e IA
II. sl aforesaid. Commissioned and qualified fol
d term expiring Sept. 80, 1906
@. BuRETTE SIN DER, Notary Public.
coyrect attest. VI y Al. TAYLOR,
DEAg B. HILE,
J r. KINDER,
Directors.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-09
WANT so ELKS
FROM LEWISTON
Moscow Lodge Prepares
to Dedicate New
Temple
Handsome Hall Recently Erected in
Capital Of Latah County at . Cost
Of SIS, 000-EIaborate Arrange.
nnents for Dedicatory
Exercises.

Moscow expects to entertain 400
F.lks at the ball and banquet to be given
at the new Elk Temple the night of
January L." said Herbert Witherspoon
yesterday.
I'VE expect 200 visiting Elks and
want at least 80 of these to come from
Lewiston. January u is the occasion
of the dedication of our new temple.
1t cost $4,000 and is one of the hand
soonest in the northwest 1t has been
completed for nearly a year and fur
nished since last October.
we have refrained from dedicating
ii until 1t was entirely free from debt
and now that it is we propose to cele
brate the event in fitting style. The
dedicatory ceremonies will be on the
afternoon Of the 18th and the ball and
banquet will be at night. We want
fine representation from Lewiston. The
railroads have given a fare and third
for the occasion and members from all
the lodges in Washington and Idaho are
expected to be in attendance"
Mr.. Witherspoon is secretary Of the
Moscow lodge He is also manager Of
the Spokane and Eastern Trust COM
pany i'm that city and directs many in
vestments for his company in this
county Mr. WitherspoOn is in the city
registered at the Bollinger for a few
DAYS
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-09
MAY GIVE FENToN PosroFFIcE
Strongly Recommended for Position at
Boise-Other Washington News.

Washington, Jan. 9.-W. c. Fenton
Is likely to be appointed postmaster
at Boise. He has the recommendation
OF Governor Gooding and Congressman
French it is understood will file his
recommendation of Fulton in a few
days. w. !. Thrailkill is also strongly
urged for this position.
Mrs. Dubois Condition.
Mrs. Dubois continues to suffer from
injuries received in the runaway acci-
dent that occurred in Manila this
summer. For this reason she has been
unable to take part in any social af-
fairs this winter and will leave WASH
ington the first part of next week for
Pensacola, Fla. and other points on
the southern coast. Mrs. Dubois gave
her first and only reception Thursday
afternoon. She was assisted by her
sister. Mrs. Hanson Of Des Moines. and
Mrs. Ridenbaugh Of Boise. Mrs. Han
son will return home shortly. accom-
panied by Elizabeth, the young daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs. Dubois.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-09
0R0F|Nt' his 1I,I74l
2ISf PEOPLE
Petition Before Commissioners for In.
corporation Of the City.

The articles Of incorporation for the
town Of Orofino were filed before the
county commissioners today: also q
protest on the part of some OF the citi-
Gems against such an Incorporation.
The articles recite the boundaries Of
the town and say that the area Of the
land enclosed Is 1865 acres and that
the total number Of inhabitants Is more
than the 200 required by law. They
file with the articles an enumeration Of
the inhabitants, men, women and child
rem. and show total of 213 in the area
mentioned.
The protest Is not very generally
signed, and the incorporators say In
their letter Of transmission that in the
boundaries set out in the articles there
are only three persons who signed the
protest. 1t is understood that the origt-
nal boundaries have been changed since
the protest was signed and changed SO
as to cut out the professors.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-09
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