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"A WOMAN'S PRAYER


Continued From Page one)
bes horses
for
She not selfish secluded her she
will the Father begin
longed approach did
to do so in the spirit of humility.
have muchwhst others have ittetha feel ashamed
knees for DO
thanks, o God. o
And please believe Father, when
GRATEFUL and that do realize that child
For thee my ghusband
thank
is good and tied forever bad men,"
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she held in her hand Her -
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Father; and the
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But please please God give
shall anything
goodness
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slvS JAP GIRL
WAS KIDNAPPED
10y United Pres. Leased WIRE,

l0y OnsSeo Prees Leases Wire.)
SEATTLE, Wn., Oct. 7.-Matsuji
Yamada, a farmer of Bellevue, yes
terday swore out complaint
charging tbs his 15-year-old daugh-
ter Sal Yamada, who has been miss
ing from her home since September
:. had been kidnapped by Yakishi
Tagasaki. The father declares
that Tagasaki was refused the girls
hand. and mas sent a message that
she can be found If a marriage is
agreed to.
Yamada asserts that Tagasaki
found Sal at the public market,
coaxed her into a taxicab and made
away with her.
For several days city detectives
and deputy sheriffs have been max,
ing an effort to find the little Japa.
nese girl.
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WARSAW, Russian Poland.-The
street car company promised to
consider the wage demands of it's
employees and a normal service
throughout the city was restored.
The 1000 strikers who were arrest
ed have been released.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-07

sofa, according to dispatches reach
ing here.
All the towns burned were To-
Gated along the Canadian Northern
railway.
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BURNED TO DEATH

(By United Press Leased WIre)
WINNIPEG, Man., Oct. IA
school teacher and a child at Will
liams are reported dead, three per-
sons are missing. and the towns of
Swift, Williams. Cedar Springs,
Hit and Graceton are destroyed as
a result of forest fires in Mime.
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H~ . . 90 1000
} ANCIENT SPARTAN I
s TRAINING METHOD. I

. United Press Leased Wire.)
= : FORT STEVENS, Ore, Oct. 4
. 1.-The winter program for
. the local army forces COM
= bines features remarkably
~Alike the ancient Spartan and
= Roman methods of attaining
. physical hardihood. Indoor
. gymnasium work is tabooed.
. The troops are directed by
= general orders to equip them
= selves with clothing adapted
. TO the rainy season and to be 4
= prepared to perform all ath-
. letic exercises in the open de- 4
. spite Indictment weather con-
. ditions.
. . = . . . . . . . q . q q 4
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500 REWARD

for the conviction Of the party or
parties claiming to be agents or
solicitors OF the Parision Dyeing G.
Cleaning Works. sos First avenue.
l.. A. Lehman. prop.
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w hat You Can
Buy for lOc
In the Busy Bargain
Bayement

Dripping pans, enameled or
large tin tunnels, quart meas
ures, suds dippers. pierced
ladies'. vegetable dippers, mash
ers, folding coat hangers. double
towel rings and other numerous
artlcies .'...'..:. AVc
Acme automatic flour sifters,
Saturday, each. Tic
Round handled black japanned
open dust pans, Saturday, :
each ..... ..4t
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-07
Women's
New Fall Stock
Neckwear
Saturday 500

Including Persian silk Dutch collars with
jabots Persian silk shawl collars, jabots,
stocks, plain and circular bows with pend
ants attached and some very pretty lace
effects in jabots and stocks and many hand
embroidered iabots that are too beautiful for
description. Regularly sold up to 75c and
$100. Saturday. ...................... sec
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Hemp & Hebert's Shoes Mean Merit
Better Shoes Are Not Made to Sell
at These Prices

Of
land
seceab Regular
ibe height Worth
regular
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Women's
and Children's
Underwear

No store in all Spokane gives such wonder.
full bargains in women's and children's I'm.
derwear. It's the continued crowds at this
division that makes it possible for us to buy
in such quantities and lower the price.
Womens wool vests and pants in cream,
natural and white, in flat and swiss ribbed,
all hand finished and high neck, long sleeves
and ankle length pants, all
sizes; regularly $l.00, Saturday. zee
Women's light and heavy weight in white,
cream and gray shirts and drawers, long
sleeve, high neck and ankle length pants;
Childrens fleeced vests and pants, high
neck. long sleeve vests and ankle legnth
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Silk Lined, Women 5
Mocha and Cape
hidCloves
Saturday
$l.l0

Saturday we will place on sale large
shipment of these Moe ha and Cape gloves,
lined throughout with silk, making them
particularly desirable for driving and street
wear; they come in out seams, one and two
clasp brown, tans. gray; all excellent values
at 1925 and $500. Saturday at.... .$1.19
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Chamois Isle

Women's and misses plain isle chamois
Isle, suede Isle and mercerzed golf gloves;
regularly sold up to CSC. Saturday.
a pair. -................... .25c
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Fay knit stockings for children. button at
the waist. These stockings mothers have
asked us to place in stock They are here
now in all sizes, the kinds that button at the
belt line, with special reinforced knee, heel
and toe. They possess great durability and
are comfort emphasized. Prices range,
according to size
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Mems Heavy Wool
Yarn Coat Sweater

Sweaters in oxford gray, red and brown, in
fancy banded effects. trimmed with large
pearl buttons Saturday. ...... 81 so
Mems heavy plush back and derby ribbed
wool shirts and drawers in all sizes;
excellent garments, each. 1925
Wrights heavy wool ribbed shirts and
drawers. in natural black. white and tan,
and Collins lambs wool shirts and drawers
in natural colors only a garment. :. so
Globe elastic wool union suits In natural
shades of gray, has woven ribbed cuffs and
ankles well finished seams well sewed OH
buttons; the standard of excellence In union
suits; a suit. $3.50. 81, $3.50, 81. @5
Mems heavy cotton union suits. well made
and finished, In all sizes; suit 1926
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Toilet Articles
Reduced for
Saturday

Kinds Honey and Almond Cream :. zee
Cokes Dandruff Cure. ...............3 0c
OF. bottle Listerine. ................20G
15c Bristle Tooth Brushes DC
ooc Camalina Liquid Face Powder. flesh or
"h'e ''.'.'..... ............. .J0c
OF. bottle Witch Hazel. .12c
25c Euthymol Tooth Wash .13c
Csc Listerina Tooth Powder. .16H
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Women's
and Children's
Stockings

Women's seamless fast black stockings,
double. heels and toes and reinforced soles;
our regular csc value, Saturday,.
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25c, SOC and CSC
The Best Dollar
Shirt in All
Spokane

We pay more for our dollar shirts and yet
buy them for less; we get more quality and
better made shirt all around, choice pat
terms and imported materials, tried and
tested cuffs attached, coat styles, cut to
size. Each. neutrality-suspicious.. 81 90
Mems excellent shirts, soft front, plain and
plated bosoms cuffs attached, made in
coat styles. You have paid dollar and got
no better Each. .63c
Keiser's famous neckwear for men, the
exact duplicates of the exclusive stores dol
lar ties; reversible four in hands and flow
ing ends, made up from choice selected silks,
"a plain coors in Brathea silk, together with
an immense line of beautiful fancy designs.
Saturday, your choice. .65c
Sterling line of light, medium and dark
ties, in flowing ends and reversible four in
hands, the usual dollar qualities
Mems merino half hose, tightly woven
garter tops, reinforced heels and toes,
SATURDAY. .................... % for soc
Mems pure linen kerchiefs 1Sx18 inches
with quarter inch hemstitched hens.
SATURDAY .'........ * Tor zoe
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The Famous naratol
Suitcases $3.50

This ease is made with the same care az an all COW.
hide suit case and Is absolutely waterproof has shirt
folds and solid sole leather corners brass locks and
catches Saturday. ~, 80
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Heavy Cowhide Suit
cases, Saturday, $3.50

These cases are exceptional values at $1,000 In the
regular way The covers are ver closely well mt.
ed two outside straps. Corners reinforced In sole
leather brass locks and catches and handle that will
forever; g. "A and &c inch Sizes Saturday 81 80
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OUR TABLE OF BOYS HA'

in
IL
ines Each soc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-09
2 = = ? : .
SHERIFF'S SALE.

III - .
Georgia.-1fbynn County. ...
Will be Fold before the court -house
door of said county within the legal
hours of sale, upon the first Tuesday
in February next. that certain lot,
tract or. parcel of land, situate, lying
and being in the city of Brunswick,
said state and county and known and
designated on the map or plan of
said city made by George r. Bald
win, A. D., 1887, as Old Town Let No.
one hundred and eignty-four O84
with all the rights and appurtenances
to said property belonging; said lot
ninety 1907 by one hun
dred and eighty (180) feet, and bound
ed norti by Gloucester street; east
by Union street; west by Reynolds
street, and south by lot one hundred
and eighty-flve. Levied upon as the
property of the defendant land point
ed out IN the & fa), to satisfy mort
gage execution issued from the su-
perior court OF said county in favor
OF Frank 3. Hayne, transferee, against
A. J. Croyatt. administrator Of Mary
L. Crovatt. deceased, and notice of
the levy given to the defendant, jan
Dary sth. 1910. w. II. serr'e,
Sheriff. Glynn County, era.
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So 4a<--Writ Of; seihe Facias. 81
Townsend : g. Townsend stG

o344C. - $780, .'H !:,a ,as+et :-.:G
Reed 3: La, Nance.
- Scrire' facias to revive dormant
judgment Returnable to February
term, 1910, city court of Brunswick.
Glynn- county, Gas--To the said defen-
dant Reed E. La. Nance:
You are hereby required personally
or by attorney to be- and appear at
the next February term, 1910, of the
city court of Brunswick to be held IN
and for the county of Glynn and
state ofDGeofgia, en- the first, Monday
in February, 1910, to show cause why
a certain Judgment rendered in. favor
of said. plaintiff on the 18th day OF
November, $780,, at the regular No
vember term, 1899, Of the city court
of Brunswick, for the sum. of $63Q.62
principal besides interest and court
costs should not'b revived as proVid-
ed by law; as in default of sufficient
cause, shown, the. court: will proceed
as. to justice shall appertain. ? III:
Witness the Honorable D. w. Krauss,
iudge, of said city .eourt-ef Brunswick.
this the ,12ta day Of November, 1899. 3
r1i.b r r.,a r.. F. du Bianon,
Clerk City Court of Brunswick, Glynn
County, Ga. 1-25
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Adams & A1y
CORNER GLOUCESTER AND BAY PHONE 14a

land belonging to the estate of Eliza
Stewart for the payment Of debts ard
for distribution. Said application will
be heard at the regular term CT the
court of ordinary for said county to
be held on the first Monday In Feb
ruary, 1910.
This 7th day of January. 1910.
w. A. Stewart,
Administrator with the viii Annexed
OF the Estate Of Eliza Stewart.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Georgia.--GIynn Comfy

Z Georgia.-GIynn County. -
Will be sold, on tae first Tuesday in
February next, at public cutlery. al
the. courthouse door in said county
within the legal hours of sale. to- the
highest bidder for cash., the following
real estate: The southern half of Old
Town water lot No. forty seven (47)
in the city of Brunswick IN said coun-
ty,. said southern half y of said lot
fronting east As :, feet on Bay street
and running to- the. west, vita a. uni
form width of 45 feet to Oglethorpe
Bay; said property LEVIED on, as the
property of the Parker Hensell En-
companyato' satisfy an exc.
oeqtionf issued from the city eourti Of
Brunswick, in, and, for said county in
favor, of H. B. Schiller against said
ParkefsH enssfl Engineering CO.; o. Said
property being I'm the possession OF
said ParEerHensell Engineering Co.
This JanuarX.s7.-19 H..
,ss s..,a,x:53ta MN. H. lBerrie,
Sheriff City Court of brunswick 2
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Simple Remed, for LaGr,.

i'aHrippe coughs are dangerous. q,
they frequently develop into rocu
mon'a. Foley's Honey aud T;.r no
only stops the cough. but heals aad
strengthens the lungs, so that 10 ser
lous results need be feared. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and TOR contains
no harmful drugs and Is In a ye,,ow-
package. For sale at Atlanta r!..ur-
macy
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Rev. I. W. Mllliama Teeth. .

Rev. /. w. Williams. Hun,fng1oS
". Va. writes az Follows: Til, Is to
certify that used iFoley's Kldney
REMEDY for nervous exhaust!pa aug
kiopeT trouble and an. free TO sal;
that FoIeg's Kidaey Remedy y!a 4, al
that Jou claim for It. For sale at
Atlantis Pharmacy. ~, r.
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Presbyterian Church

Sunday morning Rev F: D. Thomas
will preach ION Heb. T2:24 Looking
{! unto n t9esus, At: 1880 r. m: the sub
get VII be EpRA a:144, Awake, Thou
that sle9epest and arise fran the
dead, Sand Christ shan shine uDon.
thee!' .cs5lIc2 4Gi-4 af!. & ID g5tc :
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me me p, ub lHt, is cordially invited to
attend services at the Second Advent
church today Sermon at1'fi O'clock
am. by ReYs<Gorl Thornton33 pastor.
sq4n1eeG3t; The Suficiency Of acthe
:: Gra aaa.s of Sod Sermon at 7.80 D. IN.
subject: The Kingdom of. God Sun
daylschool at 8 O'Clock q p. . m. Y and
Lay Workers Thursday night at 800
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. First Baptist Churoh, v

seEIyi stf MI 1IR51l5a 81 and,
Morning sublyAt: Christian Steward ;
ship 8 nEvelRg subject: "'Trhee High
way q to.atHeaNen.@of Sunday school.
gPhllatheal and Baraca GLASSES at $50
?. m, Prayer. meeting Wednesday at
go p. m. We extend a cordial invi.
tation7to all visitors and strangers to
worship with us at all these services
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Everywhere life is being made more
safe through the work OF DR.. Kings
New Life Pills in constipation. bilious
ness, dyspepsia. indigestion, liver
troubles, kidney diseases and bowel
disorders. They're easy. but sure. and
perfectly build up the health CSC
at Roses Drug Store.
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I. Sunday Janiiary 80 Fist as Sunday
lafterfEpiphanyo Morning, Prayer and
sermon, ID L.. sendayschuol, 8; Even
! ing prayer $50 ST., French, vicar.
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You may buy cheaper clothes, but
you can't buy better clothes than
Wood Bailey sells. -a.o
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i we must wear clothes, let's wear
good ones, Wood Bailey. ....4 :,
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AsctIse Of Applleatioo r fer Leave 70
Cell Land.

Georgia. --GiJnn County. -, 100
Notice Is hereby given that tho IN
dersigned has applied TO the ordinary
Of eatd county for leave 70 sez the
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fI,::FHiEI:- THE CHURCHES
ST.. Judes SchuLrc,jb,

ss'9i'a F45 I. To-ll4..z sa On. 7t-l
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see Woed. Bailey for rea, baFessns
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SERVICE BY 'pJeLlcAriioN..

=. u. ilNEF'9f ~ isSC'IiSf
, sbaIiG. City Count OF, brunswick.
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"a ;faarf #e1 hi4 7Hej ,:lha }iOH
arad'l i@"t4 aGa rI9!t b'<n4 E..a! 4
frI& 4
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-11-03

winch business is transacted and con.
Quoted IN onr courts Of ilstira. While
believe "ant.iate should make ma
promise exeap' 'aat il elected he will dr
his fun o9dcJa duty to the best of IN.
ability, as provided bylaw; nevertheless
think It proper 10 make a few state
ments along which lines I propose tn
WORK II am elected Circuit Judge.
"F'rst aod above all things, cyp,ct
to do all In nay power con, stent with tho
oath OF office 10 see that every law within
the jurisdiction Of the court Is imnar-
tally ana stn,t'y enforced.
81 believe that courts of iustce ana
all matters transacted therein should be-
conducted in husncss-like ana orderly
manner, Useless and unnecessary eon.
OF eases should be discouraged
Jurors and witnesses should no, no
unnecessarily and indiscrmjaatelv do.
tanned m court, the requirement of their
service being for the expeditions trans
action OF business and the sdministra.
non OF justice, and not to accumulate
'rlminal and clra costs, increasing the
BURDENS OF the people. jurors and wit
'esses should be released from their dp.
les to the state as soon as possible and
'ermitted TO return to their homes ana
aily pursuits.
Judges saonld be >tcjcsly honest,
earless in the discharge af their duties
and .uopyelaiirri, and after
ue delioe ration Of a proposition should
e hrm and true to their convictions
ways, however, striving to the end that
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-11-03
See Our New Line Of Presto 0vercaots
THE LATEST OUT


strong supporter oi the 2-ceat fare bill
ard the iteiehi rate sedue0aa htla he
introduced House B,)l Na &t, which
became a iaw, authorizing The l3estrd oi
Railroad and Warehouse comm sS1aners
to enforce the laws relating to railroad
and express cowps0ges
II give the country boy and gi- bst-
ter educational faeissies he introduced
honse BIZ No, III. providing iur state
aid 90 Fs9or country districts
All reasonable demands Of the iabor.
ing man appealed 90 him ani he was
especially fair TO those whose work is
hundreds Of lee, under the ground, As is
shown by his vote on the following bins,
some q which became laws. whj1e others
failed.
III. b. t72l IAN act 10 require that
miners be allowed to come to the surface
to eat meals and rest at noon" Soc
House Journal for iSge, page go
III b, Ell "An act to prevent per-
sons aud corporations from working Ia /
Dorers underground more ,han eight
hours in day and fixing eight hours as
! day Tor such lsbomrs." See House
Journal for isg9. pages l36l-5.
II r, i3) On the same subject as No.
AT. See House Jonrnal for 1901, pages
Si-2.
III. b. ai7) "Au act requiring a hi
weekly payment OF wages in lawful
money Of the Uoited States and proyid-
og penalties for tbs violation thereof.
Zee House Journal Tor iSs9, page ii6i.
II. Il. tS) IAN act to prevent corpo- l
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-11-03

rtlons from suspending Or dIsmi,stns
members 9t labor un,aus. See Hons,
Journa, for 1901, page III,
II, b. 2d3 IAN act 20 make wage,
payable ia money and aring penalties "
See House Journal for 1901, page 70l.
II, II, 5i4 "AR act compelling rail-
road companies 80 cover their coal chutes
ia protect their laborcrs from RAIN. sleet
and snow" Sec House Jouraa, for 1901.
page tsO.
II, h. $ "Au act 10 prevent corpo-
raStons trom working laborers IN smeu-
ers rnt all other institutions for the re-
ductios or refining Of ORES more than
eight hours in day Of twenty four
hours and fixing eigh. hours as day for
such ieborers," See House journal for
1919, page l66.
II, b. @9l "Au act making it the
duty Of corporations upon the discharge
Of any emPloye to give to such employe
statement in writing setting forth the
cause that led to such discharge" See
House Journal for 1908, page 4Ss.
II, b. 1902 "Aa act relative to train
iispatchcrs, providing eighth hour day
or such 'aborers," See House journal
.oF i&l5, pages t237-S.
When asked il elected Circuit Judge
whether ne had any particular plan to
ollow in the discharge Of the duties of
aid once, Mr.. Huck made the following
tatement:
without criticism and without set
'ews on the subject, | believe there Is
Dom for Improvement in the manner in
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-11-03

tbar, ,,,,...f...
' wy '''' .~0'S ''' al, ana
SPe'''. privileges for none.
"ohirnr> OF the ronrr ~ha..a ,t .1
times receive and p,rs n....,.....,...,
,., ,,,..., ,'' 0'.'''" ''l'\ '3"a I1-"ts
~ ''.'N. ""'@ appearing At jH bar
'',''' '''' At '"' A'"1s Of the court
1--WE """''H'1 ana 'mpuua.
''''''''''. 'N'> iA IN" "oar' Room are
'' ''''o'e ana oa'ot place q, In '1a
,.'',,.' ~, ,'''''' l-''H'o1>' o" i'"0r stN.HH
''., -" '''' "'N'' OF 'o"' F'eA or poor, ar" enc
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-11-03
No. 20.

V"r since the primary, hut have M,
found time TO do so until now. want
70 congr 'tul'te you and the people Of
youreIrcuit' II you are as airand able
as circuit uds" rs you were a. Icyis.
la'or, and ! know that you will be- your
people will e in lee fortunate in t,oir
pubic servant. Tn" only regret tina, !
nave IS that II takes you in a measure
out Of active politics, and yet the demo.
cratic party does not lose anything no
helping t. maintain a high STANDARD
among 'he uiiciary.
Sincerely yours, UEL W. LAngy
superintendent Of Public School. #
Henry county"
Respectfully submitted.
f. +. HINCH
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FOR SALE

F0R SALT ne Fiunev
residence just south Of the ,onu.
house m Marble Hill. Nice location.
plenty room, atge garden. cistern
and otter conveuiences. Mis-, Y
NJ. FINNE>, kennett, No.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-11-03
Notice of Shareholders Meet,ng

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the shareholder, Of the BanI
OF Marble Hi,.wlI be held at the bapkiro
mouse at Mro.e Hin, BolHngcr county
Missouri, go Monday, November o
iSlO' being the fourth Monday in said
month, As provided by the bylaw, of
'a'd bank, between the hour, Of nine
''''N am and four O'Clock pm, for
ine election Of seven director, for the
ensuing wear and Tor the transaction n
any Other oasines, that may be properly
proposed before sand meeting.
Gwen under our hand, this DIST dav
OF October 1910
ca. SANDER, President
Attest. g. y. SymER. Cashier.