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ridge, Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Morris was seen on
his way to Rockbrldge with a
load of peaches, this week.
Making kraut and cutting corn
seems to be the order of the day
now in our community John
Woltz has made two barrels and is
talking of making more.
John Woltz had quite large
number of callers Sunday. There
were % persons took dinner with
him.
Lewis Woltz and Henry Ogg,
the champion saw log makers,
are cutting logs for Isaac Saters.
Henry Azbell and his son were
seen vending their way home this
evening and they expect to thrash
for Mr.. Wesley Brown tomorrow.
Mr.. Ben Carmikle called on his
brot other.in-law, John Volt, Sum
day.
Frank Huls, our mail carrier, is
back on his route again.
Mrs. Ben Edwards was seen
vending his way to the Holy
Chapel to church, Sunday evening.
Miss Emma Roop visited with
Mrs. Amos Carmikle, one day this
week.
Mrs. Annie Linsley and her
dauphtar Anna. were seen driving
on our ridge, this week.
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Sand Run

Flo Terrell is visiting her broth
or near Athens.
Gladys Burlington, of the Plains,
spent few days last week, the
guest of friends at this place.
Flora Webb, of Murray City,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents.
Kathryn Holt and Gladys Buf.
fington were visiting the school of
this place, last week.
Mrs. Lewis Green and daughter
made business trip to Nelson
Vile, Saturday.
A COW owned by L. Webb fell,
last Sunday and broke it's leg; it
happened to be his best COW.
Flo Hannah is spending this
week with her sister in Nelson.
vile.
D. E. Harsh, superintendent of
the Ward township schools, made
his first appearance at this place,
last week.
Mrs. George Beal, whowe re-
ported last week with typhoid
fever, is this week slowly recover
ing; we hope for speedy recov-
cry.
Several from here attended
preaching at Goes Chapel, Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. Efiie Griffin fell, Sunday,
and sprained her ankle.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Pleasant Hill

Cutting corn is the order of the
day in this vicinity.
P. F. Dup.er and family, of
Rockbridge, and Jacob Kline and
wife took dinner with their son,
Thomas Kline, the shoe merchant
at Logan.
VIM. Pltman and family spent
Sunday with Wesley Matthias and
family.
Mrs. Emma Tidd and Daniel
Woltz, of Whip-poor-will, and
Frank Woltz and wife, of Klon-
dixie, visited leila Kline, Sunday.
Mrs. Lila Long, of Gibisonville,
and Mrs. Anra Dawson, of Ian
caster, spent Sunday night with
their sister, Mrs. Jacob Kline of
this place.
Rev. S. Price will preach his
farewell sermon, next Sunday
night.
Mrs. Jane Edwards and Laura
Pitman attended meeting at Pleas
ant hill.
p. F. Dupler spent Saturday
night with his father-in law, Jacob
Kline.
Wesley Matthias and wife were
Rockbridge shoppers, Saturday.
GIRLDINE.
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has gone to Tarlton to work in a

has gone to Tarlton to work in u
hotel.
Clifford Johnston, of this creek,
was called near Logan one day
last week to attend his brother
Edwards wife's funeral.
Charity Schooley, of this creek,
is at this writing visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. p. Seitz at
whistler.
E. E. Kennedy, of Salt Creek,
was drilling wheat for E. Schooley
on this creek, two days last week
Mrs. VIM. McNichols, of Salt
Creek, was Nancy shopper, last
Saturday.
Nelson Hart, of Pole Ridge, was
a business caller on our creek, last
Saturday.
Mrs. David Crider, of near Ian
caster, is at this writing visiting
relatives In this township.
OLDEST Coon.
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North BrOWnyilIe

The Brownville Oil and Gas
company struck dry hole on tn,
Frinnefrock property and now
they have moved over on the
Campbell farm where they will
have better show.
Mr.. James Mcconnell is visiting
with Amos Carmlkie and his
daughter, Mary J. Frinnefrock,
this week.
Mrs. Mary Ann Morris is visit.
ing her son Joe and wife, this
week.
Mr.. John Woltz and wife called
on Mrs. Mary Carmikle, Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Morris called on Mrs
Amos Carmikle Saturday, and
brought her some of her golden
peaches.
Mr.. VIM. A. Frinnefrock and
wife and two sons went to Logan
Friday morning.
Albert Frinnefrock went to
church Sunday night out to the
Holy Chapel.
Mrs. Murriel Morris called on
Mrs. Amos Carmikle, Monday.
Mr.. VIM. H. Frinnefrock is
working for Joe Flowers at pres
ent.
Mr.. Clifford and Miss Lucy
Beavers are in the employment of
Mr.. Wesley Brown.
VIM. Woltz. the sawmill man
has got one wing of his house
almost completed.
Mrs. Mary, Jane Frlnnefrock
called on her sister, Mis-. Annie
Hooper in Logan, Saturday.
Mr.. Andy Roop was seen on our
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Blue Creek

Cutting corn and sowing wheat
is the order of the day in this part
of the country at the present time.
Ike Swackhammer and Elick
Simmons, of Pole Ridge, have re-
turned to their homes from cutting
corn in the level country. We
think the hills look awful big to
Elick now since being absent from
them for short time, although
we didn't hear him say 40.
VIM. and Levi Watt, after visit
ing relatives several days on this
creek, returned to Crooksville, last
Monday.
Abner, Howard and Joseph
Swackhammer were business visi-
tors in So. Bloomingville, Sunday.
Samuel Fetherolf, of Centerville,
attended church at Mt. Carmel,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Burton Virgins was seen
passing over our roads last Sum
day, headed for Pike Run.
w. A. Woodward, our Blue
Greek merchant, was business
visitor in Laurelville, Saturday.
Israel Swackhammer was Hay
mes shopper, one day last week.
We zee in the DEMOCRATS SENTI-
MEL that Thomas Bethel, of Salt
Greek, has been drawn on the jury
at Logan. Thomas Bethel is a
resident of Eagle township, Vim
ton county, so that leaves Salt
Greek blank as far ss being on the
Jury is concerned. !
Alma sehoolsy. OF this eTssk,
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Moving Picture Show Sold.

The moving picture show, which
has been operated since last Janu-
ary by Mr.. Fred Stires at the
Rempel Opera House, has changed
hands, Mr.. G. E. Oberle being the
purchaser. Mr.. Oberle has been
assisting in the management of
the show for some time, and the
knowledge gained in that way will
enable him to give his patrons the
finest and best pictures and songs
on the market. lie is making
arrangements to have a four piece
orchestra furnish the music for
the show. We bespeak for him
success.
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Calendars, BlOtterS and Post
Cards.

Anyone desiring Calendars, Blot
ters or Post Cards will be making
no mistake in calling at this office
and looking over our line as we
have sample set of 1, we'll select
ed variety of each Of these articles.
All orders must be in by Novem-
ber lst., because after that time
the stock my be depleted and we
may not be able to furnish what
you order. Call and see them if
you are intending to put out any,
thing in that line this winter.
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BuChtel 3, Logan l.

The Logan Shops baseball team
was defeated last Sunday at
Buchtel by the team at that place
by score of 8 to ]. The Logan
boys out-batted their opponents
but were unfortunate in not bunch
ing their hits. The game was
quite interesting and good crowd
was in attendance. despite the
cool weather. A large delegation
of Logan rooters accompanied the
team to the last place.
The following is summary of
the game:
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W. r. C. kensIngtOn Party.

The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold their regular monthly "Ken-
sington" on Friday afternoon,
October Sth. at the G.. A. r. hall
from to 5.
Everybody is most cordially in
vited to attend and enjoy few
hours socially.
A good ten cent supper will be
served at 4:30.
Sept. 80, 2-w
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In MemOrium

OF Nelson M. Acker who died
September "a, 1906:
With heavy hearts We set us down
Beside grassy mound,
Beneath whose surface lay form
Whom Angel Death had found.
Our tear drops watered all the flowers
That marked the sacred spot,
And much we talked of other days,
OF by-gone years we thought.
A fathers image very dear,
Rose in our mental eyes
And oh, how sweetly SAD we grew,
Amid our tears and signs.
We thought of all that Jesus said
About the world to be;
We talked OF oil the hopes that lie
There In futurity.
And when we rose to take our leave,
We said Il soft goodbye,
For angels seemed to whisper low:
"You'll meet again on high"
HIS DAUGHTER.
TARITHA:
Gold Medal Flour leads them all.
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Two base hits-J. Visintine.
Base on balIs-OH Stiers 3; Off
Doerr l. Struck out-By Stiers
4; by Doerr5. Double play-Fields
unassisted. Stolen bases-J. Wis.
intine, Warner, McCommon. Hit
by pitcher-by Stiers, Rittermey er;
by Doerr, Fields. Umpire-Rife.
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WHAT CAN YOU Do I?

The young person inquiring for business position
In the city will meet with this question at every
turn. Answer that you can write shorthand oper-
ate typewriter, write first class business hand,
keep books, and you have no diniculty in securing
position.
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] IANITITA.
Gold Medal Flour leads them all.
SUsETTE.
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TEDIEVILLE

Reverend Branson ii led hi
appointment at Zion Saturday
and Sunday.
George Davis and family have
novel to their farm north en-
o. Houstonia.
Jerome Younger and wi "
Philip Hooker AMI daughter Lei
were dinner gueit t; at Frank
YUungers Sunday.
Mrs. America Red epent Su
day with Jack Butts and vie
Albert ami Miner Reid pHn
eyerai days in Sedalia last week
Thoee on the sick list are Mi S
Ida Jones, Mrs. John Schondel
meir, Sle'ton AMI Pear, Thoma'r
Mrs. Wtniie,d Thomas, Lee Hag
gard and Lon Paw ely.
Letter Harris AMI vie Ct
b ackburn are que Is o. j. NJ
Thomas this week.
WM.ie Hanabro ana VIE G if
HanSbro and wife, Lester Harri
and wife, Winfre1 Th0ma; am
family were dinner que is at J
NJ. Thomas Sunday.
Lewis Haggarl vi tied }. NJ.
Erskin and wifethe ia t Of The
week.
Frank Younger has rented a
farm near Lamonte ami wi
move in the near Future. We re
gret their leaving this neighbo'
hood but wish them success l.
THEM new home.
Rose Haggard visited her aunt
Mrs. 4. o. Wade Sunday.
Mrs. Len Whether is reported OF.
the sick list.
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BLUE LICK

A,onEo Z'egel's little boy thHt
got burnt is about wei! cgain.
Jerry Re.tord is alb e to be u
again.
Near,y everybody IN this neigh
borhood has the grip.
There is very little travelin
done now ON account OF the mud
John George and vile vi9ited
the latteris father Thomas Cook
afst Sunday
The base bail game was port
poned on account OF the mus
last Sunday.
Jim Dennis and wife spent last
Sunday with the ,atters parent
This Blue Lick School had n EN-
tertaanment last Friday even ny.
David Dennis Will move in a lew
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ROSE VALLEY

News is scarce this week roth
ing but mud, mud, mud"
Henry Jack on wife AMI Gaugh-
ter Stella were Sunday guests OF
Isaac Parson and family.
Fravol Triton from Sweet
Springs spent Saturday n.gnt an.
Sunday with Erne t McA.li-ter
Also Ray Jackson spent Sunday
with Ernest.
Grover Leonard and wife open.
Thursday might and Friday w.t.
A. j, Umph.et and iami.y.
Miss Minnie RothrCck who II
attending school at Lex ngtIn
spent from Saturday unit. Tue
day with home folks.
Messrs. Water Smith end fam
iiy and viii II. Smith and family
spent the day Sunday with the
formers parents w. X. Smith aud
family OF Sweet Springs.
Miss Lizzie Smith who is at
tending school at Warrensburg
spent several days with home
folks last week returning b ok
Tuesday.
john d, Rothrock and family
were the guests OF John Whiriey
and family Sunday evening.
Bob Sims, wife and son spent
from Friday until Sunday with
A. j. Umphiet and family.
Miss Ida Mayse is the guest OF
her SISTER Mrs. Sam Rothrock at
this writing.
Sad news came in our vicinity
Saturday morning that Rev.
Hill pastor OF Rose Valley church
had died. We have not heard
the full particulars OF his death
yet. The funeral was he'd at
Independence Monday at 2 p. m.
We extend our greatest sympaty
to the bereaved family.
.- .-
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LITTLE ROCK.

}. IL. Detmer9 SAFE was well
attended Tue day and everything
sold fairly well. The sale amIun
ell to about $4,000.
DR.. Sharp was ca.lel at "a. III.
Monday morning to see Will Ed
wards who was very sick. The
doctor said that bad night he
wished he never had become a
doctor.But none OF Us can have
things to suit us in every respect
Master Aubrey Trout ,who ha
had a very bad leg Is abe to u.
up and around.
Henry Mattox is still on the
mead.
Henry O.endorf pa sed tlrouG,
lite Rock from ptetmers sala
with a finde mule IN bought.
Lewis Me.ttie is on the sick ID ,
puI ao.e % De up ara afOuHu.
Church at Fish Or eek was we. :
attended Sunday Considering TN,
bad roads.
Word has been received from
uncle Tom Thrailkiil a. iiiggin 3
Vile that he and his w lie are We
pleased and don't have to do any
thing and that every thing i
brought to them. We are III
glad that they are satisfied anG
wish them well.
Dan Ehler and Otta CrameI
called on the Misses S~l)"itzer,
last Sunday evening.
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NAPTON.

Mrs. Mary Caswe,A is spent in
a lew days with her daught er,
Mrs. John Alexander OF Marshal
shiS week.
Mrs. f. Morris is visiting REID
tlves in Safer this week.
4. ii. Marshall o. Cooper count
visited the family of w. ID. Wood
this week.
Mrs. Richard Kenneday went
to Kansas City Friday to hear
Gypsy Smith.
Emma Alexander Is yisf ting
Miss Pearl Caswell this week.
Mrs. l.. Titchnor is no better at
this writing.
Elmer Nicely lett Monday 1 or
Oklahoma City.
Huston Adkisson and II pan nc c
'et Saturday for Kansas c Nt,y
with some fine sale cattle.
June Baker went to Marsh al
saturday evening and return et
home Sunday morning.
Recorder swiaher came do, eu
rom MarShan Tuesday to Ave-
with his soH. David swisher W Ao
Is seriously III with pneumonia 1.
MISS Julia Thorp who teac hes
room No, 1, had tine misiort una
Cd losing $40 while shopplp /, Ia
Naptan asst week.
Mrs VIM Thomas Of Nor iii az
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HOW MOLLY SAVED
PLEASANTv|LLE.
BY ARTHUR n. GRANT.

Pleasantville had walked up. The Geo.
ter Of a rich farming district, II had
grown SO quietly that II hadn't realized
that It had outgrowD its short dresses,
SO to speak, until Henry Graham, the
enterprising manager OF the Pioneer
Electric company In Mllldale. eight
miles away, asked for a franchise and
a contract TO light It's streets with
electricity, which he proposed to trans-
NIT from his recently enlarged Milldals
plant.
Pl~easantville was divided between Q
sense of shame at having SO long
beer content with oil lighted streetA
II delight at the prospect Of having
Its beautiful elm shaded streets as at
tractive I'm the evening as they were
by day. The city fathers had dis
cussed the project, and a final vote was
to be taken at the council meeting on
Thursday evening. Graham had made
the proposition that was fair to Pleas.
antville and yet would give a good
profit to the stockholders and was con
graduating himself on having done q
good stroke of business, for a prac-
tically unanimous vote was assured,
when, as usual, the unexpected hap
pened.
On Wednesday afternoon trouble
slighted from the westbound express
In the person Of Hiram S~tickney. q
stoutish. middle aged man Of the
glad hand" type. but with little wrin.
kles around his eyes. which, to the
wise, were danger signals Of n more
sinister character than was revealed
by the Jolly smile with which he greet.
ed the clerk of the City hotel:
Electric light contract let YETI" be
asked OF that rather sleepy function.
airy.
"No, but It will be tomorrow night"
maybe so and maybe not" replied
Stickney as he followed the bellboy
10 his room.
Twenty-four hours was all he need
ed to make his maybe not" come
true. for ms the representative OF the
alickcr Manufacturing company he had
become expert ~ a franchise killeI
and ms n builder NJ municipal plants.
A week later he and the mayor were
seated side by side on the platform OF
the largest hall In town. The fina'
vote OF the council had been postponed
and Stickney was that night to show
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
NEW FRANKFORT

Jake Hill OF Prairie Du Sac,
Wis, is visiting his cousins, Caa ..
ana Gus Thi5q G der.
Miss Vio.a Jones returned to
her home in Safer Weln 1 Y
after a few weeks visit in tai
oca.ity.
NJ. Bab.er is making arrange
ments to move to Safer soon hi
son G. Bab.er will move on hi
fathers place.
Henry Werbach vas in New
frankfort Tue day
Rev. ErriMeyer returned to hi
home in Kansas c ty Mon.ay.
Good Hope Schoo. clio ed "A xix
month term o! ~cAoo. Fr.dJy.
&. E. Winning shipped a c.r
load OF hogs Friday.
The mud is getting Geepar and
trayeiing is almo-t impOssib e
Jesse Jackson iami Y who Ia {
been on the sick list have alb u
all recovered.
/ Mr.. EggleetOn was over from
Glasgow and put up several mon
| uments last week.
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the people OF P~leasantville how mar
rowly they had escaped the wiles OF
the shrewd Graham and bow much
better 1t would be for them to have o
lighting plant OF their own.
1--WE have with us tonight" began
the mayor. "a gentleman who has
made a special study Of the lighting
problems OF cities like Pleasantville,
and whose coming to us at this juno
lure seems TO me little short OF provt.
Dental. He will tell you tonight what
he has previously teld your represeu-
tatives In the council, and l have no
doubt that you will agree with us that
II was wise TO postpone action on the
proposed lighting franchise. have
the pleasure of introducing TO you Mr..
Hiram Stickney Of the Slicker Manu-
featuring company"
Stickney had not been idle during
his week In town. He had the history
OF Pleasantville down as fine as the
Oldest inhabitant. He knew all Its am
billions, its ~jealousies OF n~elghborink
towns, the range OF trade of Its mer'
chants, and had taken the gauge or
almost every man Of any prominence.
He began, therefore, by skillfully play
ing upon all the strings Of local pride
and envy and ambition until, when he
reached the climax Of his Introductory
remarks, he had his audience just
where he wanted It.
Get your current from Milldaler
Send your money to build up your
rivalP Become a mere ~appendage to
another city? How long before you
would find your customers following
the wires over TO Milldale, and saying,
III P~leasantville has to get its current
from there, why should not we get our
goods RON there?' Where would your
political leaders stand in the county
conventions when the Milldalers would
!. refer to them as representatives OIL
y one OF our suhurbsT No! Pleasant
!; Vile must not mortgage its future ID
? any such way. II Is strong enough and
! brave enough to stand on its W feet
b And Il can do THERE he was inter
: ruptcd. by a perfect storm OF appiausa
-"and II can do II, and save money II
the bargain
Then he plunged into the details o
municipal lighting plant. Boilers, dy
i. namos, transformers, We're describes
as already the property OF the thriving
y uttle town. until the audience saw tn
= completed plant and felt that sense Q
pr~oprietorship which Is dear to ever
right thinking American. "And IN
entire plant al be Installed 10 TOO
mcains, and Mt a cost which VIII NJ
, exceed sl0.000-in fact. my compan
has authorized me to make a contra
With YOU for a tribe less than that sun
n n can be signed within two week
a tbis Is the dall season IN the year I
sar business
WAsn " sat down, meppins PC Z
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s.COUNTY NEWS i
SWEET SPRINGS.

Miss r. c. Andrew spent Sun
day with her parents Mr.. AMI
Mrs. II. c. Andrew, returning to
Kansas City Sunday evening
Rev. f. p. Bowman died at hi
home IN the 1outh part Of tow
Thur day Feb 18th. Mr.. Bow
man hni been III eeveral w elk
He lived to be S5 years old. A
song and prayer service was he d
at the re- idence at 2 p IN. Satur
day MITE" which burial was at
Fairview cemetery.
Mrs. j. f. Morrow returned t.
her home Monday after aevnra
days vi it with re ntive9 ac ON
panied by he" neice Mis- Birdie
E,sner.
John Rear was n passenger on
the we t bound train Sunday af
ternoon.
Rev. w. II. Setter IL spen1ing
several days in Kansas CITY thi
week attending to business and
the Gypsy Smith meetings.
The Misses Ti.burg OF Se1a.ia
were the guests OF Miss Ada Noel
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Shirk OF Freeburg. III
who visited her sisters Mesdames
A. +. Smith ami Is. ID. Clark went
to Malta Bend Friday for a visit.
j. II. Goodwin has been quite
Iii for the past week at his home
on LocuTt st.
J.3 la. spent Sunday and Mon
day VIA ais parents, MIR. and
Mrs. w C.. Hall.
Ra pin Triton is at home from
Liberty where he has been at.
tending VIM. Jewell College. He
will return when the school re-
opens.
Miss Elizabeth Reavis went to
Kansas City Friday evening
where she attended the Gypsy
Smith meeting returning home
Sunday night.
Mr. an dMrs. Marvin Davis re
turned Monday eYening from Sc
dalia.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26

trouble. "They are the be t all
round tonic and cure for malaria
| ever used," writes II. NJ. James,
Of Loueilen, s. c. They cure
Stomach, Liver, Kidney enl
Blood Troubles and will prevent
Typhoid. Try them, SOC. Guaran-
teed by all druggists.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26

town is quite sick with p.euriay
}. VaDDyke the real estate man
o. MARI hal, va tranSacting bus
ines in Napton Tue i y.
Miss Vienna ThOrp was II dinner
guest o! Miss Lu.inc Thurp.
Mrs. Lester Titchnor spent Sun
day with he's mother Mrs. Shan
non o? She.by
| Grandpa Gibson OF GA t o,
town is very sick with .un
trOub g.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Washington Plague Spots

lse In the low marshy bottoms
OF the Potomac, the breeding
ground OF malaria germs, The q
germs cause chi.as. lever and
ague, bi,iousness. jaundice las |
tude, weakness and general be
biity and bring suffering or
death to thousands yeary But
Electric BItters uever fall TO
destroy them and cure ma.arla
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
I First Insertion Feb 26--4tl
' ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

\. 1tice is hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
~, stration on the estate OF Elizabeth
mmI ~ - \. deceased, were granted to the under
i,nn.d on the 23rd day OF February, lNO, by
sighppsn,h ate Court of Saline County, Mo.
II oar1 IONS having claims against said
.1aia are required to exhibit them to me
ssos Allowance within one year after the date
OF s% snyS sT.ekt OF such estate; and II such
Mom,s he not exhibited Within two years
from she time Oi the publication OF this
hotiee '"NV ALBERf J, BROWN, Admr.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26

dining In the Marahail postofics
.Esh 4 1909, which will be sent 70
~ a.. '.lssser Office II a0t called TOR
within two weeks
Miss lane visOor.
Mrs' Nann,s AsAsrson, Mary Boyd,
Anna Moore. -. Ga,
p. Drishsll, I'd,
don, w. r. white.
IA. +. CHAsT. fAN -
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tFirst ~insersion Feb. so-4)
CONSIDERATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given That letters OF ia.
INTIMIDATION on the estate Of Amahuh
piaLsiy dacSased. were grantee To the UNI.
dersiWned, on she 18th day OF FeDruary isN
by the Probate Court OF salinec County aSi
estate are reuuired TO exhibit them to me
Tor All within one yeat'aiter me dats
Of said letters, or they may ne pIo"'uuen
from any benefit OF such ESTATE anu u euvn
CLAIMS Is not exhibited within. two years
|. from the fame OF the publication Oh tnis
notios they shall be forever Dafreu,