davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate of Susan
c. Cook, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned by the Probate court
Of Bollinger county, Missouri, bearing
date the 10th day of March, 1908.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to
the undersigned, for allowance, within
one year from the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from any benefit
of such estate; and if said claim be not
exhibited within two years from the date
of the publication of this notice they
will be forever barred.
J. n. Cook,
GEORGE J. Cook,
Administrators.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19
EIIIS skew.

Our school, Miss Bertha Limbaugh,
teacher, closed last Friday.
James Upchurch recently moved into
a house on Squire Thomas Huskey's
farm.
Some of the boys of this vicinity who
attended Circuit court last week are
wearing smile.
Mrs. Eliza Dockins is making her
home with her daughter, Mrs. James
Upchurch.
Albert Barrett of Lutesville passed
through our town Tuesday.
Otto Reutzel purchased horse from
Mrs. Caldwell.
Miss Nellie Huskey returned home
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19

THOMAS p. GORE, United States
senator from Oklahoma, is one of
the most interesting figures in our
national life. Senator Gore is 81
years old, an unusually youthful
aye at which to win Il seat in the
senate. When he was eight years
old playmate hit him in the eye.
Three years later, while page in
the Mississippi senate, an arrow
from crossbow destroyed the other
eye. Thus at eleven he lived in
total darkness. Nevertheless, he
went on with his studies, and at
sixteen entered normal college.
He was graduated with distinction.
his onl y assistance meanwhile being
supplied by roommate, who stud
led aloud. In 1892, when only 22,
Mr.. Gore was graduated from the
law department of Cumberland uni
versity. He had developed won
derful memory, while Il taste for
forensics and debate and q natural
wit had given him political promi-
ncncc. Ht had been nominated for
the Legislature before he was of age.
Only six years ago, stranger, he
went to Oklahoma, and as a mem
ber of the territorial senate, to
which he was elected q year later,
he displayed such capacity that his
elevation to the federal senate fol.
- rr,r A.. A :. - . u -
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19
Democratic Central Committee.

Members of the Bollinger county
democratic central committee are
requested to meet at the courthouse
in Marble Hill Saturday, April IL,
1908, for the purpose of transacting
important business. A full attend
ancc is desired.
+. NJ. WELLS, President.
SAM J. MCMiNS. Sec'y.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19
bethlehem.
Health is fairly good

Health is fairly good.
Died-March 8, of typhoid fever, at
his home near Nichols chapel, Elisha
McRea.
Miss Bertha Limbaugh visited home
folks from Saturday to Monday, the 9th.
Her term of school at Huskey closed on
the t4th.
John Horn of near Scopus had the
misfortune to cut his foot very badly,
the other day, while chopping wood.
Anon Nevins of near jackson visited
home folks last Sunday.
Rev. j. H. Yount will preach at the
Hahn school house the fifth Sunday in
March.
John A Stroder has been in bad health
for some time.
Mrs. F. Nj. Stone, who has been in
poor health, is improving.
Mrs. John Horn is quite sick.
Mrs. Reuben Proctor, who has been
dangerously sick several days, is report
cd some better. NAVAJO.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19
Announcement.

SsE"We are authorized to announce
THOMAS F. LANE of Ripley county a
candidate for the democratic nomination
for Senator from the Twenty-frst dis
trict, composed of the counties of Boil
linger, Butler, Cape Girardean, Carter,
Dunklin and Wayne.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19

banker and a wealthy attorney, his
memory, wit, eloquence and ability
being more than the opposition
could overcome.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19

1870; corporate companies, bank stock
and local insurance companies, 4; val;
S11 $50; all other personal property,
$163, ,63t,
Total real estate e.............S1, 424, 141
" personal property .... 97O,7C4
Taxable wealth h.........S2, ,:394,S $40
Total 1866 assessment. 1888, ,t09
lilCItttSc. D, 100
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19

Veferirary-Dr. F. NJ. Masters
has located in Lutesville and is pre-
,,nro.d Ia 1,racfino uafarinarv. M e1ii.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19
MARBLE HILL PRESS
CIRCULATION, 1 900.

The columns of TIE PRESS are always
free to the people Of the county for the
discussion of questions of local interest.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-03-19
w. NJ. G. NoteS

From 120 to 125 students attend our
chapel exercises. We need much larger
building.
Our enrolment is 1863, one more than
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-11-18

all come and stand about the Bible and support
its claims
From within the book there are testimonies that
have peculiar power. Certain characteristics of
d moral KIND pervade the series of books that
strongly sustain their origin as supernatural and
Divine. Truth and integrity candor and simpic-
lty freedom from exaggeration and display, fair
ness IN the estimate of characters simple adhe-
renee to nature sympathy with goodness and op-
posltlOn to wrong among and to sin against
God III all It's aspects, continue to give us entire
confidence in the authors.
There is remarkable identity of spirit and
sentiment In these books Of various kinds of tera-
ture by their many authors. Through history.
poetry, prophecy, epistle law and gospel the re-
hglon is one, the morality is one the character
formed under It's influence the same Abraham
ana Paul so far apart in history, so unlike in out
ward conditions, of the same family: thew
loved the same good and hated the same evil The
Jews were often perverted and wrong in their
human 1 interpretations of Gods ways and will;
but the people of God, the true Israel of God had
the same benevOlence, the same forgiveness of in
jury which is taught and exempifed in the New
Testament Scriptures. Witness Joseph and his
brethren, David and Saul, Jeremiah and his un
grateful and cruel people
The unity and transcendent elevation of tho
great book is seen in the one, consistent character
ascrlbed to God, the Most High They invariably
teach concerning God the spiritual nature the
one system OF moral government, the one scheme
OF redemption, In different aspects in various
stages of development, but all in exact harmony
with each other.
In all the history of religions among men. there
is no other such example of unity through times
remote, among writer's independent and succes
slVe, and amidst so many national changes. The
Bible has unity as to man and as to God as to
morality and charity toward all men. as to sin
and as to redemption, that is an outstanding m
lmpeachable witness to it's Divine origin and it's
supreme mission.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-11-18
How the Scriptures Prove Themselves

F1OW the OCrlptureS Prove themselves
The Bible has been the citadel and defense of
that religion which call Christianity. Against
it the unbelief and enmity of the fallen world have
made perpetual assault. 1t is singularly open to
attack, and bares its breast to the storm of oppo-
sltlon, through all the ages, and in every land It
is a series of books written by many authors
through period Of fifteen hundred years It con-
tains the history of one small race whose life cur
rent runs in the midst of the nations whose his
tory and biography it touches in a thousand ways
In all It's books it is open, simple, candid without
reserve, with references nnumerable to nature, to
the worlds history, to the surrounding nations. to
the existing arts, sciences, languages customs and
conditions In peace and in war In many WAYS it
is open to question and criticism
In the later years there has been a large extern
sion OF human knowledge. History, language,
science have all made rapid progress Out of all
manner OF hidden places the story of the nations
has been recovered chronology corrected events
liked IN their places, and light from many sources
thrown on the whole of that history, through
which the Bible story flows. All the sciences,
astronomy, geology, natural history phiOlogy,
with its account Of the language; ethnoogy, with
It's account of the nations of mankind all have
been called into court and examined, and exam
med by those who reject the Bible and the religion
it teaches
And still the Bible stands, firmbased and I'M
moved the impregnable rock of sacred Scrip
ture. 1t is still, among the most enlightened peo-
pies, and the highest classes Of those peoples, the
one book, apart from all other books the centre Of
interest and inquiry and of conflict Is it indeed
in some great sense, of Divine origin? Was it
produced by men inspired Of God? Has it an
authority and a mission and obligation to faith
and obedience which cannot be silenced?
Answers to these questions are of various kinds
The history of the Bible, undestroyed and abid-
ing; it's direct to a thousand matters of de
tail on the witness stand; its reception in all the
nations. and the generations; it's help in solving
many human problems; it's answer to many of our
most serious questions; it's power to enighten and
uplight to correct evil and uphold the good it's
distinct revelation of the things, for which there
has been no other discovery; it's confirmation by
experiment and its sanction bY a happy exnerience
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-11-18

The forces of evil and of good are engaged in
tremendous conflict in this active progressive age
one side and on the other On the side of right
eOusness they mention hostility to the saloon
power, the rebuke of political corruption, opposi-
ton to child labor and the protection of working
women, the ban that is being placed upon gam
bling OF many kinds, intolerance Of extortion the
elevation Of the down trodden and liberation of the
oppressed On the other hand we are told that the
standard of social morals has been lowered in this
generation AS evidence of this reference is made
to the class of plays presented at the theatres the
prevailing character of the popular novel, the toll
erance Of the nude in daily papers and illustrated
magazines, the increase of divorce, the high social
standing of persons divorced because Of immoral
ity, and the prevailing deceit and shams in social
usage Only the gospe! which is the power of God
unto salvation can decide this conflict in favor Of
righteousness.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-11-18

subscripons understood continuing
the o. the rbers.
o the
as Well as the address,
axes.
CommtssiOnsA liberal cash
800"
Checks Money be made
PRESBYTERIAN, o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
CAPT. M'GlLv0RY
RECEIVES MEDAL

For his work in rcacuius six jap
aneae sailors from the wreck ~ go"
fishing schooner satruwa Mnru ln
November. 1907. Captain Robert u.
MrguvurY uf the steamer Ivanle has
Just received o. modal of honor from
the Iapuueau government De
medal r. - silver, ruca#ed tn the
usual plush lined box and hcafa the
STORY 81 the wreck and McoilNaty e
part ln the RESCUE lu japanese chat.
acterH. together with tho nffifiai
signatures of several men high IN
IapaneHe authority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
HANS0N'S BILL Is
STRONGLY ENDORSED

Ole Hanson received from Seern
tary a W CaFnahau % the proaaer
Commercial club this morning Ia.
formation that that organization
had endorsed unanimously biz pro
posed autiface track gambling
measure. aud pledged lis support
On even manner possible The
measure was also endorsed last
Sunday by churches 30 various
parts % the state Mr. Hanson has
already received word ~ this &c.
ton from about 30 churches
This afternoon q meeting wlli BE-
held 20 organize an anti race track
league rs purpose iH to organize
an the supporters 81 Hauson'a pro.
posed measure and sYatemhilHe the
work which must br done between
now and the meeting uf Inc legiaia
turn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
WOMAN HELD FOR
POISONING
FAMILY

BOSTON. Dec ~ Mary Kollo.
hcr. middle aged woman, 81 under
.hrrcut here charged with poisoning
six members OF her immediate
family
1901 husband. two children and
two sisters have an died suddenly
within "a short tlmo. and 10 each
instance the doctor said death was
caused by ptomalne poisoning
Eyory one Of the victims carried
a. 800 lie insurance, payable 10
Mary Kcllehcr
Tho victims we're poisoned 80
different places. the husband ~ a
banquet and The children at various
parties
9 The police believe they have a
prisoner who. for cold bloodod lust
for money aud murder. far exceeds
ln ferocliy Herman hillik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
ON THE FRONT


Steamer Yuratan arrived 90 Cor
dovA yesterday morning with pas
aenErra from Seattle Santa Clara
% 1hr same fleet sailed from that
port far thia a. the saws time
~ q CRUISER Buffalo sailed from
ann FRANCHISE for MfrurFtnn yes
trfiaY with q detachment % ma
rirFs
Tank steamer Maverick trft Kan
Francisco with aii Tor thiu city tos
day
Steamer Taliar arrived in from
san FfaurlsHa tNts morning
japanese steamer Akl Mhru saii
80 this morning fur the Orient WITH
lafHr cargo
Steamer CifY - pu~hia arrived lu
early today aith many paaseuEera
from California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
GEORGE BRYANT
is STRICKEN

George Bryant. son Of the late
Capt " } Bryant. formerly gov
eminent steamboat Inspector. died
yesterday A. the family residence,
COS Queen Anne av. he was 20
years old and had resided In Sc.
attic practically an his Hfo. number.
ing his friends and acquaintance
here hy the legion Ills father died
five years ago BE o. survived by
bis mother and five brothers The
funeral viii be held under the au.
spices Of the Mas0ns. of which be
was q member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
PORTLAND BOY ADMITS
R0BBING TRAIN

PORTLAND. Dec William
Burke. the assumed name given hy
young man of a well known fam
ily living az East Fourth and OAK
sta has confessed 20 being one
Of the three hold.upH who robbed
the o r. IS special q few miles
out Of Portland Thursday night
He duplicates an cXconyict
known as Jack Hayes and another
Portland boy
The confession was made to Shers
iff stevens and newspaper mon,
Burkc's real name 81 being with.
held out Of consideration for hts
widowed mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
ROCKEFELLER COULD DO
MUCH ON CHRISTMAS DAY

NEW YORK Dec 22--Iohn d
Rockefeller got a Christmas present
% 81 200 600 from tho Standard oil
Co "a check for that amount az
bis share OF the divlndend for the
last three months OF the year The
total dividend Tor the quarter
amounts 90 $4,000 600. or gl0 q
share ON its capitalization uf tiOO.
600 900 of which John - Rockefcl
Ter owns 80 pet cent IL Is generally
believed
Could 90 Much.
Win this Christmas present oi
which Mr. Rockefeller has not tho
slightest need be can u ha plcasea
make few other Christmas glfta
Re can bus g. 600 600 turkeys and
30 make happy about 5000 000
small boys and girls lie can bus
beautiful dolls for t.000 900 Of the
youuEout females OF this gcneru
ton
Mr. Rockefeller can lay out this
magnificent gift Of lnaiu purchha
iug 200O 600 pairs 81 good skates
or N he pieaaea ho can buy REFER
Jackets Tor 200 600 small boys. of
500 900 winter outfits for little girls
or he can give cloakH or suits 81
clothes To- al army 81 poor. descrv
Ing women or men
Nigh, PHI Banks
Mr. Rockefeller can put 800 In
savings banks 10 The credit ~ co..
coo men who are struggling e
MAINTAIN themselves aud their FAINT
llcs or be can give 81, 900 20 zoe
helpless cripplen. or $4,000 as
Christmas presents 10 400 hospitals
oy 500 0Oo 60 90 asyiuma. or 81 600
900 20 fouF universities.
or Mr. Rockefeller can. Il he
plaaHra. add tgn0u.n 00 90 hia az
count Ia the National City bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
BURGLAR CUTS HIS
WAY FROM JAIL

TACOMA. Dec % Arrested Tor
highway robbery aud burglary and
claimant Tor a reward 81 81 90 Tor
causing the arrest - the murderer
~ Motorman Brown ~ the y a.
line. Howard peweiaar cot bis Way
out II iall here last uiEht Nth a
dun knife. ard ls nos 30 liberty
ny becoming a fugitive from ius.
tice DcWslaae has forfeited any
claim 90 the reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
IS "sTRlNGING"
THE POLICE M EN-

A presa dlspatch from Fresno,
Cali states that Harry A Anderson.
claiming 90 D. member uf the e..
attic police force. % Va that city
on bis way Co los AnEvlea on a
wager that be- could beat his way
from Seattle Co ios Angeles in five
days
$50 such person ia known az pp-
uce headquarters in THE citY. and
10 n believed that "a clever hohu has
been "atrinKinE" the Fresno police
in order possibly tn get assistance
or escape punishment aH NaHfaui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
TRUFFLE SAUCE
py oeorae sehmoara. 30 HotoI WasbIn0Ion.

Mosteu one pound chicken panFa with three pna yclouto
stock tmadc of chicken mushrooms ocl and quarter Of
hottie Of whit, wine Add TO parsley Eaniahcd with
hay leaf thyme quarter OF pound Of minced ear
r four branch Of celery ana onchat ten
spoon Of whole pepper am simmer for two hours and strain
through selyo the TO half adsming IL we'll IA
the meantime Now add white and reduce again
with ouarcr bottle wine strain the whole through
otya and lust when serving incorporate the
ounces fresh butter peeled minced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
SEN. TELLER STARTS
LETTER WRITING

WARHiN0TuN Dee 20 Fast
ern bankers are alarmed 80 the pub
ilcation ia French financial papers
~ q letter from Senator Teller. -
Colorado. suggesting that the Ala o.
rich rurrunCY commission la Cuusid q.
ering the Issue ~ notes secured by
silver The letter was addressed
90 Morcton Frewen the silver add
vocatn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

HONOLULU. Doe ge ln ordcl
60 arrive in san Francisco IN I'm,
to Rec present In court when scutcuci
is passed ou Abraham Rucf. next
Thursday RUDOLF Sprvyllca. why
financed che graft Investigation and
prosecution iu that citN, and who q.
a passenger ou the Japanese linci
NIPPON Maru. which sailed from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
DEATH HOvERS
OVER FAMILY

NORTH YAKIMA. Dee 20 -
Death 10 towering closely over the
Perry family here. Joseph l. Perry
WAS shot while rabbit hunting yes
terday. and hlod 10 death
Morton Perry. his father. sustain.
cd a serious fan yesterday and 10
not expected 90 live.
Lawrence Perry. brother. Do
expected 90 die any moment Of
typhoid fever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

3 thla port has agreed Go nav Tor tho
extra coal burned I'M the effort 20
reach port a few hours ahead ~
schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
EMPLOYE MAKES
SPURIOUS COIN

OLYMPIA. Dec 22.-John Flem-
Ing a Btorootyper employed In the
office of the state printer, rs under
arrest charged with being a coun.
terfeitor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

italy'p fIghsng strength ia ma.
merlcally stronger than that ot
ENny European country. 3.3Oo.N2j
mon being open 60 call or draft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
Opera Glass Sale

An our fine Pearl Handled opera
Glasses are being sold at Ia of
regular prices 90 close them out.
Prices S350 and up.
sCHUcHARD OPTICAL Co,
1907 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dee % Tho
cruiser Buffalo will leave San Fran.
cisco early To January with q bat
TALON Of marines. officers aud men.
for Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
Special Silverware Sale

SILVER Tea Sets and great
variety of fine Slverworo for the
table at = Off regular prices g.
piece Tea Set including tray for
$1,000
CHICAGO JEWELRY CO.,
1907 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
ron sALE-mIscELLANEoUs


SASH AND DOOR BARaAIE
We have oar esn does mlii bsy
doefs from 20
psers 90 psintins Iiis
pqaFH Ter galainn " rafuishins. 81 -
We fnanufactufs ever f-tEht o.
fanfr SHADES 40 eel We have oniy
ens prles. ne lowssi ga wlnasss Lars.
ana Bottom siass toKta price ttqT
oar ~tAdo~ frame department We
saFs ,hs iAInss, Prpessi a9a n,ah' ~ Y.
csitsrs frout aoor. villa si.. - %
oar sIa as bssFsl9 - re,
49, : ~ isehs' thiSs sna IA sfssi
s, .,s.., "fs'ss "a :: ss s pa. roo. .s
that haze teen isn ever - ordered
SfgnE Coll dpqrs 1te Thsss deafs
s., n ir. g s ' ss &C., * sa'1 ,,o ssA'.
tsss ~ pics iisn. wits yssr nam.
.ssa Sss ss,.s or saa 49, - fst ,af
sat frss gdsiFaid uithaas charge
o b WILLIAMS Co.
Ths isrssss ssd ms.t fsssTsely sss~s
sash sna Dsgf Dealers ia tbs Nsrsh ssst
sHwtso MAcufvns - Al sisas
Aasnt nlnEsF 3 tath. IftF ftfsi AZ
nsia lsst. fnd isft
uinina faam farnHufe fsf sale ils
1864 81 fhonf a tits Nts
Fdt Hais voans rsHtls ahetana lsny
rssfH gins sFvias msehiass d Go
as so iIss Of si.rps
pfap head sinfsf -vuiua machine. ttt.
boa fapa g. ices HousN 81 -4-ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

HouaEkEEPIho RooMe.

-----=-=s=7=rsH-aa=7-~s 49,
large fufnlphHd houashesptus fugfn fgf
married ruHplu. pnp iEit VEGA laal
Seventh at neat Stewart 30 thhdfen
tAaglsn
Tee furniarrd hnuHrsespinH rooms. w
uuuth lf1t fealef way Easf $50
lfssf
large housekeeping room. III Fsf
sees 1909 aIafh aF ler4E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
LEoAL NoTIcE8.


rids aIu U. received 1900 400 HaaH Sem.
uaf. IHHH Hi tIIr office af fHr hisHiH.
luhHu iH,If. Deposition tHmnIFsIn on
ihr Fia'g " "'ahIhf '"H fAs H"it
Hfruetluu ~ tls W0meur tulatug nrd
fhe Daily huilniHE ihH contract tfIff
0f. said buuainEH 10 go be- rala Do wat
fautH such hH Voc DuiuWiealuH la HHiHul
Ifed bY las 90 iHsue hlaH HhHJi o. mHdr
uuf un fufmH prepared bF thH lnuWiH
zion. and ahall bs accompanied hr r'f
Plans ana apr,irrailoHs Hua farus of
bIdH Noes hr bad at tnr afrrs ut HHun
dsfu taviou. architects 1870 hlarfH
huildins Commission reserves ine urhi
g. w. coapoE.
Precedent Washington state commits.
sion ALASKA iuf"n I'ariho hsp'a''inn.
.tN rnE WplmOu couHT oF ruE
HfAtE gI MA.ii'e
William c1oa plaintiff Sc Annie
COOK defendant Summons end '"m.
fhs state ~ Washington Co the defend
Yau afa hereby summaned 60 sppsar
within aiHff Ha"a HNrf thF HHtT ~ enc
nfst publication uf cole rumHaHH tnnii
December zoos ana defend she above
entitled action lu thr Shove entitled
court end ahHwSt thf complaint 90 coo
plaintiff era serve cope 4, l"af o..
ths ufalHuf at his office brfaH stated.
and Iu raHt af your faIfuFe 30 Or Nu.
Judgment HUI BE- rendered aHafnrt 300
a.ssfdiua 20 its demand n 10 sam.
paint Hhfrh hoe been filed afth thr
lIrfk 81 said ruuft
THE object of ms srtlan Be- io obtain
divorce fHm 900 HH che FruHUtH ~
personal fUHIFHififH HHu adultery
NEHNaE W fthNENHF.
AttHraeF fHf Fhr fIaIaflr
g. % Addfess 500 MafleH Block He.
arfIr Washington
NOTICE no NTDck WULnEnH
The ANNUAL mrrtinN uf thH afHrhhnid.
ere ~ MAIDEN Treasure Gold MiulnH A
M'Hiuz $50 viii DO held 900 Tuesday De
temtsf 90 1908 az ite hHHF ~ m
e. ta1 Peoples HANK uldH 90 elect Hfn
rsFa huH surn uthrf business may
come before tHo meeting
JAS WEST FFssldrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

Igf font NoHt five fuan r7tthae With
sgQd uHuHs isit aaFouin 81 Inquire in
rear ttA
fnf Rent Two five room. piheiuI71
houses az South THfh 900 taf linr fnf
fruit tfrfH thTa Thompson. flausHf
IlFsfE Phone MuIu ttat lI 10 H