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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
New Home NauasLs.
vIoL.Er.

A.
We begged 70 be excused for
not writing, we seem e. be too
slow to catch abe mail In time.
Vernon Botkin caught posaun
in a tree by t h e school house
Friday.
r. H, Goodrum d family
visited with Mrs. Goodrun's sis.
ter in Rich Hill Thanksgiving.
A crowd Of New Home boys
and girls attended the pie copper
at Reavlev Friday night, . good
time was reported.
Some few are through husking
corn and others are just begin.
ing.
The log part OF the house on
Mai. Aliens f3rm 10 being torn
down and the house remodeled,
NJ. E. Cole has about sour bar
rels Of good sorghum molIasses
for sale.
If the weather keeps cool We
win have a pig butchsrea this
week. Come out Sunshine and
come in time TO make sausages.
Mr., and Nj < 5. Garner and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and
family spent Thanksgiving 81
Mr.. Peaks.
R. r. Bennett tooktwo barrels
Of molasses to Rich Hill Satur-
day.
Vernon Bodkin and family
spent Thanksgiving with his
parents I. H. Bodkin Of Foster.
ZEN oBIA.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
TsschsFs nsstIss

Program rendered AZ foliows.a
Tbs Preparation and training OF
Grade Tsachers, OF High school
Teaehera;o X. r. stewart, Ham e
Principle. This was discussed fFom a
.stspd-point 81 Professional Quauaes.
tion almost solely. lie thought that
iefore teachefa should w. allowed 70
take % teaehing ios avncatlon be
eampsllrd toshow professional tFaln-
ing.
EnRiiah 81 She grades ~ Mia 10
sieele. was VII presented lrom the
Standpoint MehV grade tesebsr.
She indicated ~ aloAieal 0nirr what
poinfs shohla D. smpbnrlnal lrom
tir orst grade up To che eighth To-
eiusiyoin the tcptb Ink ~ English.
renehcrs MnssBiss. 1'helr value.
Bsys oiten, scope d Work; 4 n.
no lns0at II chs dlacu6aion Il .
shq wed fhaf ca g,hio and ineisna
ReAain2 0eies fHsexeelsd al other
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02

Qulrsi very carefuly about wbet
WIS wanted on the wofsll De- eapt
I'M Prot Miller, the teacher masgf
n con veinent 90 attend the Realipg.
Circle every sesslon
Miss lulu narrows hes ono ~ he
nlcost schools IA the county aud has
her pupils interested ia the work
Her attendance was very good and
sevoras OF herQpfimary pupils are
making exceptionally good nfpafaRt
.Mlss Barrows has no way % getting
to the reading circle IN her township
40 she Is makinga careful study 81
che boob at home.
Over at Keith they either ala not
have school or got away siirly on
Wednesday. Howeycf. we did NOT
get there until about three.
Prot A. G. Moreland Of Reayely
school, in New Homo township, re-.
ports an enrolment OF thirty five
and n o tardy marks for the first
quarter and only II for the term
up to the present time. This Is GER
tainly a very fine record end the
teacher and pupils have every reason
10 feel proud OF themselves They
have a fine school in al other ways
as well as IN attendance
Miss Nellie Lee OF Ola Walnut
school. in Walnut township, sent IN
a most excellent m ap or North
America drawn by one Of her pupils
Miss Lee has fine pupils and she has
them interested in their work.
Teachers can not wei afford to
miss the meeting at Butter the 18th
Of Dec. when Prof. Davis ofthe Nur,
NAL VIII be- prepared Co answer ans.
question on Pedagogy that ls
troubling teachers. A number 81
strong local teachers have been 49,.
signed topics. tlso. aud we feel quite
sure they VIII be prepared Every
teacher ia the county is invited 90
attend.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02

also his paper indicated clearly enc
two clRssea 81 ieachere-the Active.
energetic, progroselvo arc thosa who
we're wide awake and cn~tueinslic
workers of the Reading Circle Work
and the teacher who "a ia Che rut
or ready 20 b. transported 60 OBJ
.ilvion are those who arr Inactive
a readlhg circle work.
~. MeAlllster Ia HIS discussion
TOOK the place Of q regular answer
bureau, thAtfa be stood ready TO
answer any question prypounded TO
him by the seaehsfs. Something
Hke two aosen different questions
wegu written and handed to him BY
che teachers present which he very
ably disdnased 20 the satisfaction 81
al present. In faet our teachers
unanimously expressed their hearty
nppreciatiye to him for his educatiye
address. ana desired him 70 come
again.
All Of onr City teachers were pre-
sent during both morning and even
ing sessions with the exception OF.
one OF our ward Principals who
missed Of the sessions The
country teachers however lid not
turn ont VERY we'll as but few were
there. Notwithstanding & e fact
that Il was supposed TO be SOM
pulaoFy 90 attend.
The following Il the iudex to n
good teacher; Thoss who are ever
ready to attend. ~cheeriuily. ali meet.
lEgs called for their special edihca-
ton; those active IN reading circle
work; those who aFenot Rrumblers
or knockers; those active. alert, pro-
gresslve readers ON Pedagogie line;
and lastly. but not least those mag
nstic In appearance, with plenty OF
snap and OF high moral character In
all lines.
One who was there
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
8. 4. ., s.a. supp.r

On Saturday night the 9th
She comrads Of the 6. A. r. had
their annual Bean supper a.
they call t. which however is no.
stFictly tree 70 name. Many
thiuga we're served which Ia the
we n0t often got q smell OF. In
the service our meals were often
beans. leoEee and dry bread Or
hard tack, bns at cur supper was
spread before U .; bread fowl
bssf, pork p0asHm, butter,
pickles, preserves, syrup, and
beautiful cakes that we're super
latlversbout AsGood as they sould
be made. The thinga o ( the
supper wers CONTRIBUTIONS of.the
people Of Rich HiIl Rnd the sur
rounding cognty a. the solicita.
tion OF the Post Commander, Mr..
Gallagher and the Qrsrter-maa-
ter Won Erdmansaora who with
Mr.. Iewnan managed one side
of the sapper. The culinary
part was in charge Of Mira.
Gallagher and ether ladies'. The
The gussts, G.. A. Il. ComrAds,
boys Of the Gray and citizens,
we're waited upon by . few
young ladies' . Mrs. Forrer
|ComESa Forrer. The supper
~aa successfully, conducted and
notsed come thiFty dollars o I
coin 70 the faad Of the G A. r. ..
One vho was Ia ers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
KEITH NOTES.
S~uHshIne's Weekly Letter of IN
teTestIHg News Notes.

Mrs. Fannie Dearmoud. ~ Pitts
burg, Kansas was visiting relatives
and friends In this vicinitylast week.
} x. Wilson and vile were uofin-
edh,st week Of thearrlvai ota grand
daughter az the homco Of Mr. and Mrs
John Wilson at Arsla Iowa.
One OF our Keith Indies sold Il
wagon load % geese ia Rich TIN
recently for Gets per pound.
wonder II there isn't more than
one young man IN Keith wishes ho
was under school age.
Mrs, King and daughter Miss
Emma. Miss Rae Robinson and Mr.
and Mrs >, X. Wilson were pleasant
visitors az Mrs brrtic Meats sun
day.
Qultea number oftbe youngpeopl.
went to Sprague to thesociaI Thurs
day night
rom young men nuu thNlr girls
and q guide went possum HURTING
Thursday night. caught 8 possnms
and walked about 10 miles.
wohder why there isn't more
people atteud Thanksgiviu sery,cesg
Five different churches were IN tile
union services at the Baptist church
and Rev Howell Of Presbyterian
church preached "a splendid sermon
yet there was plenty OF room for
Others.
Miss sallie Campbell who has been
visiting her sister Mfs. Frazee nnd
other relatives the past two months
returned 70 her home 10 Oklahoma
last week
MIR. aud NIrs. j. A. Wright aud
Mrs. james HORIZON aud daughter
Mtss Ruth lcit Tuesday Tor their
future home IA the Pecos yaiiey.
Texas. James q startling Inst Frl.
day with their house Crentl house
hold goods, hogs ere.
THE pie supper at lieayloy Friday
vas we'll attended si4 % was REAL zsd
by the aale y the pies.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02

shed for ome young utork which
'he IL feeding.
q. X Kienbergsr was hauling
some fat hogs 70 Batter market
Monday.
Cora SO about 80 husked ! a
this vicluty and almoat everyone
is basy glowing.
San Lane has seld his farm
here and purchased one s0ush
Wast 0f Rich Hill and viii move
about che hrss Of january.
Tss HAPPY Xiii Telsph0As 20.
IL rsbullding tAsir line % Rich
Hill.
Prov Boy
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
ssrssFspAs.

n. A. KimbrOuah rscsived
word Friday that his aged
mother. who resides at Chsnuts,
Kans., il seriously III.
D. O Bradley Jr., Of Millara,
Nevada, arrived in this city Sat
arday; on a ahorh visit with his
parents Mr.. and NJ r Z. D. o.
Bradley.
Geo. q. Dowell. Of the Warsaw
.Timsa. spsnt Sunday in this city
visiting With friends.
COms 70 the Van voovhis studio
a. once Tor fms Christmas
Photos.
Minister Kospsol after spend.
ms She week Ia Kansas visiting
friends and tending 10 businoss;
returnsd Saturday night. Mrs.
Kospsal and children returned
on Tuesday, Mra.K oepssl re-
NAMED to enjoy she mesting Of
the Bay View Club which shs
aided in organizing seven years
ago.
Miss Anna Happ. o fButler.
spent Saturday the guests d
her friend Miss EaheI Mabbost.
Geo Wilkinson and Sam
Dollar have moved 70 Appleton
City where they win engaged IN
the coal business, having leased
a sract of coal lane near that city.
NUMa wH r.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
70 b 0IYsn Away.

Starting Dec fst and lasting
till Xmas night We give with each
ssh purchase q numbered ticket
sitting the helder to one chance
for each ticket on the beautiful
doll and autiful sofa pillow to
be given away on Christmas night
at our store.
We have two sets Of numbered
tickets one set locked securely
and laid away until Christmas
night, the others to be given with
each cash purchase.
On Christmas night the box
win be opened and the first ticket
drawn win entitle theholder to the
beautiful $40 90 doll the second
ieket drawn win antitle the hold
er tothe beautf ul sofa pillow
Save your tickets and see If
you are iucky This tafie will
be strictly on the square and no
lrauding business
Yours
Watson & Grimm.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02


Roy Duncan sold his farm of
eighty acres % MIR. Lane cast Of
town Tor $500 per acre. We
hope Mr.. and Mrs. D0ncan will
NOS leave our neighborhood as
they ars hne people.
Our school entertained their
friends Wednesday evening OK
last week with speaking, singing
and music
James Borron left Wednesday
with q car for bis new home in
Texas Mrs. Boron and daughi-
er Ruth left Monday.
Miss Elsie Park spent Thanks
Rivingat home.
Miss Grace Moreland spent
several days last week with her
cousin Miss Nellie March o +
Reavley.
It is sad for a town and com
munity to give up as useful a
man aa Mr.. King Of Metz, who
waa buried Friday. 1t is said to
have b one Of the largest
crowds that CIV g attended a
funeral al Metz. If we use our
time as this man has we viii have
no fear Of death.
Mes. George Benson is very
seriously in. DR.. Allen is the
attending physician.
Bruce Brown entertained one
Of his frienes from Warrensburg
last week an d invited a few
neighbors in Thanksgiving to
help eat goose.
Will Rider and Ed Hedden took
Fairview young people
opossum hunting Friday night.
We suppose they had a fine time
and got al the opossum they
wanted.
MIS-. Laura She6drack has.
been on the sick list.
Will Rider left Monday for
Colorado Springs tv be with his
brother John, who is very low
with lung trouble. Mr.. Rider
went TO Colorado Springs about
twenty years age, he had for
many years been a useful man
in our neighborhood.
Y. x. X.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02

Mr.. White. teacher og VI Q
School, visited several
days last week ia Kansas City
where be went 10 spend ThankR'
giving,
Mr.. and Mrs. Squire vanAras
dale and Johnny Falls we're "a
the County seat Monday.
Jack Usery and family visited
with Mr.. Ingram and wifs In
Metz sundaS.
Mr.. and ikrs. Anthnoy and
daughter M is Bertha visited
severed days last week wlth re-
latyies . Kansas City and
Napoleon No.
Albert Kimsey and family for.
merly Of this place but who have
been making their home in Kan.
moved back last week. n r.
Kimsey has rented . farm Rsar
Ketterman, his son andwife have
moved into the Carpenter honse
on North Maple Street.
VIOLET.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
Horton and BaIItOwu

Mrs. Ida Murphy Of Rich Hill
visited several DAYS last week
With Mrs. ]. l. Roberts Of this
place
Mrs. j. w. Welch and danght-
er Aiiss Cora visited with Mrs.
Haggerdy Sunday.
Ed Miller and sister Miss
Bessie also Bill Miller and Miss
Villa Hughes we're Rich Hill
visitors Saturday.
J. Z Roberts transacted BUSH
ness 10 Nevada Saturday.
Mr.. Drue Of Meiz was a Ball
town visitor Sunday.
Mrs Hinton visited with
friends near Metz Sunday.
Arthur Hinton has bis sale
bills out for a sale Dec 9th while
Frank Knowles will have one
Dec 9TH. Mr.. Hinton and moth
er expect to move 10 Washington
while Mr. Knowles will move on
lis ranch IN Oklahoma. We are
sorry to lose these good neigh
bora, but our loss wall be others
gain,
A surprise birthday a n d
Thanksgiving dinner was given
at the home 81 MIR. and Mira. J..
W: Welch Thanksgiving Day in
honor OF Mr.. Welch's birthday.
He weut 10 Rich Hill that morn
ing and On his return home a.
noon found a very delicious
dinner awaiting him. having been
prepared hy Mrs. Wslch and
daughter cora. A number Of
friends were invited IN and a very
enioyahle dsy vas spent by All.
pres nh Atiee Dinner was over
An marched ~ tue parlAr where
music MSS lnrpishe, Ah dee
nalie Ns 4 lateh"nr ~ sizing AZ
Melea ulnfy fhuge Iai ry dats
,4 tAs 7irct p
nus rNsial $ AZ las a. serl
fine 81 alsas aps iaid % res IL
he naillQwn Cemetery FfidAs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
School Notes.
81 P. u. AlIlssa COuny Supsini-
isnasnt Of Schools.

North Muddy was visited first this
week and was found TO be doing
good work vet, II having been visit
ed before. and tho pupils took up the
work given them with = will that
W0nld please any one. Their teacher
Nlaa Gertrude Mash, takes = deep
interest In her work and has her
pupils interested. She reports that
twenty OF the pupils were perfect in
attendance the FIRST quarter aud all
pupils did well on examination con
sfdeFing thu condition Of the school
last year. The teacher and pupils
deseFve much credit for their good
work.
over at Green Castle they are al
90 dolny good work and the teacher
Is very proud OF her class Ia Physi-
0logy. which she has considerable
tFouble in interesting ia the work.
hut che icels well repayed Tor all her
eiIoRts. The teacher, Miss Lydia
Reilly believes IA laying down a plan
for everything, aud sticking invtul-
able ualeas eOnditi ons change.
AZ FAiFview they were not only
willing 60 work but were really an
xlcas 20 work. The only trouble In
visiting such a school IL 20 not keep
them at work toolong and thus pre-.
vent them from preparing their re-
galaF Rotations. Miss Elsie Parks
% teaching the school and Is doing
them good work. Her quarterly
report elbows that her work ID prov
ing very successful.
At Montgomery they were not 40
willing to work but have since sent
In some work that was left for them
and IL Il MI eorrpet. The teacher
promised that they would do better
next time. We are going 20 visit
them soOn "a see u they 90.
~ Hume they have a me school
with an enrolment considerably In
sEeess OF the aRpmerasion, Their
pupils are ala taking a good interest
90 fhesr work aud the Discipline Is
especially good ia ail rooms. They
have a good building, "A library oi
over six hundred volumes Rnd an
order out kor Sbout seventy more
The teachers hhvea very interesting
Rnd successful reading circle a o q
will continue thss until they ihave
completed che course. The teaeheFs
OF this ia: Prof. r. e. Stewart prin-
cipIe. Prof. feedy a n d Miss BESSIE
Ward assistants IN the High school
Mas Livingston haa NTH and sixth
grades. Mrs. Kate Seymore third
and fourth and Mas Mary Norman
arat and second. Mrs. Seymore has
an enrolment Of 85 In her room and
her attendance has been unusually
good during the nEst quarter despite
the fact they have an epidemic O
sore theoat n towa
The Green RldRe school. just south
OF Hume. has an eaFullment oil
eighteen With nnnrteadnnce ni sevns
teen plus. the. fret qaarter. Mise
Iona Thomson h tracher aud Il DO.
ing xD0a work forthc prophs 81
that slrtFsct Thcfe has lpsn thrue
pupils tardy M this school and this
was caused by an accldent.
NJ Leonard has eonir pnnlls thst
are willing workers aud are going
10 look ~ sauna things We lelt for
ihem. The test v q : satisfactory
and We are pleuscd 70 cay they ID.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02

Thanksgiving week sosucl fcr.
yi "a tire hastst chufen Aleh
jN eiossi sunday nlrht SIX 3nore
Naie arv trusliag De .iesne end she
einr hopt i0t q couiinuance
the reyivai spirit, big subieCt Tor
next sunday night. Dec. 9th win be
pdgoneatto Como
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02

Mrs Carl Geneh is visiting
friends Is Seddia
q dozen nice photos make .
Dozen nice and very acceptable
Xmas presents. Have th N
made AT once o. the Van Voorhis
Studio
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02

FoR SALE "A farm = miles
east 81 Hume, Mo, Address
al $ NJ 81. owe kslancia New
M xic0
tteRa iigp 4iuRuNE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
lone OAK.

". n Little WA lrsding ii
Rieh Hi Friday.
l. Reshore made . business
trip % batter Saturday.
Deil {, qua . building . caisls
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
Market Report.

KANSAS CRY. Mo, Nov 9th
1909 Especially reported TO
the TRIBUNE by Clay Robinson
q Co, Live Stock Commission
Merchants, 81 Kansas City, for
Nov 30, 1909, Receipts ofcattle
the first two days of this week
were 1880 last week 50. 200;
last year, 90, 500 Monday mar
.kel Was stead 70 Zoe higher and
70 day s trade opened steady but
closed 10 % l5c lower, partic-
uiafly on beef steers The follow
ing table gives prices now ruling:
best beef stecrs 8. 40 to o 40
Medium to ehoicc. .-..6.so 10 $50
Hest COWS 4 % to 500
Medium 3 40 so4M
Best bulls 300 TO 40
h~estveals 300 70 100
Good 20 choice heavy.
feeders 3 so 20 $50
Good 90 choice stock
steers 87s 90 s. g
9oedttochoie stock
-..heIters 80 to aN
Good To ehnlte stock
.steer cuves Z % 70 SEQ
Good go ehoicc stock
hciier calves 9 30 90 $40
Rulk oi hogs today sold from $>o5
10 hlQ. top SHY
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(Continued)
Copyright. 1905. b, G. ". Dillinsham Co.

"They don't know you, that's the
trouble" she said. the thankful tears
yelling to her eyes again as she looked
at him.
Smith mint particular quick about
getting here, Is he?" he remarked,
changing the subject. "After oil he
snid you'd expect him to be n regular
hero and drop In from the ceiling"
what did he sayY"
That's telling" he added, putting
stolidly at his pipe. You're going to
have hard time letting that man In
II you don't find the key You threw
around SO careless like"
She picked up the key and unlocked
the door. As she did 30 Smith knocked.
and she let him In. He looked kecnly
at her ms she smiled up Into his face.
and he took the hand she extended.
We've been waiting for you, Jimsy."
she said. .....
A glad light came into his own eyes.
Emma" he observed, II think that's
the prettiest smile l ever saw you
smile"
"Hello. Smith. amt going to Boston
tonight, ehT' queried the captain.
"No; guess them docks will be there
tomorrow" he replied.
He drew his revolver. extracted the
cartridges with even more than or.
binary deliberation and threw them on
the table. ''." ~ .
~ Just thought I'd take the pegs out
/ nH thr hna 80 hot h,o ~~,A u
cusslng some time since and hand 'em
to you rs souvenirs" he remarked.
''Thank you" was the dry reJoinder.
I'D give you the whole darn SHOE"
added Jimsy with heartiness, "only q
fellow never can tell when he's going
to have another sore foot"
1.-THE trouble with you Is, Smith,
your foot hurts you before you stub
your toe" commented Williams.
II guess that's right" he avowed
"Ready to 60 home. Emma7"
you walt for me a moment, Jimsy
want to speak to the captain" she
said.
| IAN right" he responded. going out
aide to ring up the elevator.
captain. this paper-shall give II
to him." she inquired.
"who-BrooksY''
ayes" -,
II would. It clears you"
"And you? How can ] thank your
Don't mind me. Only some time
when you get settled down and are
living happy again invite me up &c
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w A N T S
0O0 0000 O 00O@
FOR SALE.

Ferns-Australian and other varie-
ties: also logs, baskets. begonias
and stephnotis plants. For par
ticulars call on Miss Johnson, Fort
street, near Vienna Bakery
4390-tf-dh
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CHAPTER XVI.

CHAPTER XVI.
"NH. there you arer'
Mrs. Harris stood glaring
~ at her son-in.law.
II thought you were going
to meet u.s." said Beth. with toss Of
her head.
1--WE waited until every one had left
the thenter," snorted her mother. fiop-
ping into chair and tanning herself
vigorously.
I'm sorry. forgot" explained
Brooks, who this time spoke the truth.
"Forgot. forgot! That's nice ex.
cusew .s..l
81 said was sorry" he snapped.
"I've been worried about something
else"
"Just spoiled the whole evening. leav-
Ing us there to be insulted by a lot Of
men," declared Mrs. Harris. when we
were standing In front Of the theater.
waiting for you. snip Of a boy came
up TO me and said, Hello. little one.
aren't you ionesome?'"
"why. I thought he spoke to mer'
affirmed Beth.
Her mother looked at her indig.
nantly.
mo, he didn't" she retorted, with
lspcrity. IL guess know when I'm
spoken to. The very idea! Where's
EmmaT'
Brooks told her that she had gone
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY lE(,' Try
DREssMAK1Na.

Nine. Lambert from Paris will open
this month school for young la
dies who desire to know how to
make their own dresses. Harri-
son Block. Beretania and Fort.
4432-tf
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Wanted-Three good, active, ener-
getic young business men; good
commission. Apply c. A. s.. Bull
letin Office. 4439-ti
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p. H. BURNETTE

Com'r. Of Deeds for California AID
New York; NOTARY PUBLIC /;
Grant Marriage Licenses; Draws
Mortgages, Deeds, Bills Of Sale.
Leases, Wills, Etc. Attorney for the
District Courts. 10 MERCHANT ST.
HONOLULU: PHONE $40.
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WHERE CASH
counts

Cash will buy almost twice as
much here as credit will elsewhere.
If you want Furniture, Bedding or
Woven Wire Mattresses it will pay
YOU to trade at
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WANTED

Lady or gentleman with $4,000 as
silent partner for conservative
business. Capital guaranteed by
real estate. Liberal returns as
sured. For particulars apply p.
Il. Il. Strauch, Attorney-at-Law,
Waity Bldg.
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Clean wiping rags at the Bulletin Of
flee.
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The Industrial Edition Of the
Evening Bulletin. wrapped
ready for mailing, 80 cents at Bull
letin Office,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14

1856 editorial rooms--256 busI.
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers Of the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
DAVID DAYTON
1877 MERCHANT STREET,

First.class residence property, sit.
uated at Pawaa on King and Young
streets. Building in first.clsss or.
der and connected with artesiau wa
ter. Electric lisht and gas. Also
Kapiolani Park lots and improved
property at Hauala and other prop.
erty.