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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
SEND m RECRUIT ON
FIRST DAY OF MONTH

Harry Stone of kewaaar aa= Gee
honor of being the first m.-a ra Pee aa-
listed from the local recruiting sEa-
ti0n Of The United States marine corps
in ghe month of March. Tie was seat
t0 Chicago yesH erdav after passing be
physical examination here Sergeant
William B. kinkaad aud James +. Cal
lagher. in charge OF the local Office Ell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Of Interest to All
Soon-to- WEEDS!

OF interest to all soon-to-eds andto all hone-lovers
are the many excellent values that now prevail at
SUMMERFTELD'S And what's more, you need
not have the ready cash IN order TO take advantage "
them You may use our Dignihed Credit System to
the fullest extent This system gives you the use OF
the furniture while paying for it, and makes 1t pos
sible for you to have a well-furnished home on
small expenditure. ~4H
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
JUDGE EDWARDS" AFFIRMED
BY TWELVE MEN

In . recent whiskey case IN whicl,
there happened TO arise little mix
up" over the legality cf the Justices a.
ton and his decision. in case known
- State W. Jim Shumste. the latter b..-
ing charged with Violating the prohibi-
ton Law, the matter Was taken before
our eminent Judge, Jas. French Stroth-r
and his court. Twelve meu we're put ia
the box TO hear evidence which they Oil
and after the whole evidence was i'm the
case was submitted To them with instruc.
lions from His Honor, aud IN less than
uhree minutes returned a verdict IN sup
port OF 81. j. w. Edwards. Thus All
eDd came TO a much talked Of whiskey
muddle. Thereby proving that the Law
In this matter a. IN all others j. not tu
be promiscuously twisted and distorted
70 suit the vhims of any one man but
that the rights Of people are yet re-
gsrded with difference to the opinions al
our regularly organized and constituted
courts.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
MARTNSVULE

Mrs. Pattie Penn, who has been on
the sick list for about two weeks, Wa
gwen q most delightful surprise after-
noon tea Friday from 70 q o'clock. 10y
Mrs. Mary Grsyely. Hot wsfiies, but
ter, tea, chicken salad, cheese Sandwiches.
pickles, olives, chocolate cake, candy
and soft drinks were served Mr..
Graveiy Was accompanied by two Of her
friends, Mesdsmes Thomas Hoyle and
Joe Turner. Glad 10 say that Mrs
Penn u much better.
DIR. J. NJ. Whittico passed through
town for bis old home place and Was
seen shaking hands with many OF his
friends who were g.sd TO Sc him looking
good in his military attire; and although
tho Doctors trip was upon . very sal
occasion. We we're glad 70 see him - ~
a wsys welcome such nonored and 60
teeni~,i gentlemen a. DIR. whittico.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
CHARLESTON

Misses Louise and Alfredo Smitber.
Dorths Pack and Mu. Hol.ey. Of Hin
ton. spent the week end in the city ~
the guest Of Miss Esther Fulks.
Mis- Meta Evans. Of Hunting. spent
her Thanksgiving holidays in this city
visiting her sister. Mrs. w l. Jonee.
.as.- H.zri Moss<y.-s.. Kyle. wss tile
week end yuest of Mics Msude Warner.
Prot. y. Wiley. OF kimb@ll ~ss Ia the
city Friday vi~iti' z relatives and frients.
Mrs Ellen u sg~tafi spent the ~rrk
end visiting her sister, Mn. h. ID. Pat
t-rson.
Mrs. q w Thompson aud her help
ers are getting nicely With the R.si Gross
work.
Rev. :. H. Brown. District >uperin-
tendent oi the NJ. r. Church 10 in the
city this week.
The UNION Thanksgiving service at the
Simpson VI r.. church ~4s we'll attend
ed. Rev N. W. j ,nnsOn preached All
excellent ssrnon.
Among thos- ~ho attended the state
Teachers A..o' is'ion ~ Montgomery last
Thursday and Friday we're Mr.. G. W.
Bvdx, Mr. and Mrs ,. l. J. Clark. Mrs.
Blanche Tyler, Misser RhOds Wilson,
Anna simpson, kanswhs Boyd, A. q.
stewart, Caroy- Myrtle Irving. Mary l..
Williams all Pearl P-terys.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
BIG SHOW MADE A
SHOWING.

The Raleigh Greater Arrangement play
Ell To n parked house and made n great
hIt In the McAiphine Auditorium, Ne
Aiphinr, W. Va, Dec 4, featuring the
''3O minutes trip from France AMI
sweet Paper SkItter the world
greatest comedian. fine girls all played
cleyeriy with a great Int. Lakewood AMI
Robinson, piano and traps. made tie
concert opening With all the latest or
cbestra hits OF the SEASON. g. *. ROBIN
son, trap drummer aud producer. Mon
INK picture cuIng a specially.
Played at Stote-bury Dsc. q. and viii
play at the NirgInlan Theatre. Raleigh.
Dec : and :.
At present with thr kaieigh Greater
AmusenenG 10. White and smith
Managers.
Tins - All all home aggregation and
will IN your city during the hoidays
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
MARYT0Wh
Mr. Editor

Mr. Editor.
Please allow me . little space in your
valuable paper % say few words sboui
the 18th anniver-aro Of the Mourner-
Valley Baptist church,
This Vas q high day and a great SER
vice with all the people. Rev. j. y.
Evans preached the anniversary sermon
and he seemed ~ nave been At hi- test
lie indeed preached a great sermon.
Rev. W. ID. Chisholm. the pastor At Ar
iington, also preached q great sermon. a.
did Rev. Hamlet. the pastor at Davy,
aud Rev. l.. Epperson, Of lager. All ol
these men preached great sermons.
Thanksgiving ~ss alec = great day here
and the services were great. Rev Cog
or, our pastor. preached morning and
night. Ia the afternoon. the Missionary
rendered nice program. ~uc h3- never
been heard here hefore
TbeJ also pounded tie pastor. They
ssve hun 81 JO worth Of lard. barrel OF
dour. ducks, chickens end ~ In cash
The people gave literally in The snDive. q
s~ry. Tbess are the n.IDes Of those who
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
ST0TESBURY

The ~. Johns BAPTIST church held ser
vices all day sunday. A wonderful ser
mon Was preached by Rev. Drvis. and eN-
cellent music Was rendered by the choir.
The choir of the ~. Johns Bsptl-t
church Was invited to render music AT
the Hotcoal Baptist church.
The sisters al the -. Johns Baptist
church had a grand supper Tuesday eS-
ening ond cleared $40.
Rev. John Thomas, OF Hotcal, WAS tile
guest of Rev. Davis Mondny.
The raise OF ages given by the r. r.
White Coal Compsdy amounted TO 2,l
cents per car for loading and $40 Tor
day work. $40 per day is the lowest
wales paid.
The colored band. Organized few
weeks ago, is doing nicely. The boy
csn play several pieces.
Mrs. John n. Caller has returned
from a few weeks visit TO her mother i'm
Birmingham. Ala
kevs. w. X. "oodson and NJ. l.. Min
ter were visiting in town Monday
The Johns BAPTIST church began their
revival sunday and three members were
Messrs John Harris and II ebert Dav-
is were At Mullens recently.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
MISS ELNORA HAWKINS. CROPS
DEAD--BCDY TAKEN TO
lYNCHBURG

Mis- ElnOrs Hswkins, Of this city and
who had been living here for years,
suddenly dropped dead Monday OF this
week a. sine Wa preparing 70 wssh. For
some tinle she had had trouble With her
heart but Was thought 10 be greatly i'm
proved. She Was quiet, inOnensiye and
pescesble woman and hal . host Of
friends. Her body wss taken ~ Lynch
burg, Va, Tor interment in the family
cemetery. DIR. Marshall having heen her
physician, accompanied by several ladies
together with Mr. X. l.. Lord. went with
thu body and saw TO IL being put away
with rare among useInbers of her family
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
Cheapest Best Way to
Regain Lost Strength
Stx or Twelve Ounce Bottle Of
Concentrated Acid Iron Miner
al Sufficient Cor whole Fam
lily Usually
WHY BUY THE EXPENSIVE PRE-
PARED IRON PREPARATION

The value of iron. Just pi2,n Acid Iron.
;dIneral. - 80 AL kfp~n. every one. II
weak or troubled ~iti blood Or digestion
-iIOnld take 70.
Acid Iron Mineral. highly cOncs ntrst-
81 ynd te-te'i, gpes many tunes farther
than weaker prepared iron preparations,
and Just plain Acid Iron Mineral. mixed
In ~ster-ju-t few drop IN q gis~ful -
alter meals. makes tie finest kind Of
tonic % eDrici. tire blood. To ut red
blood iron must ~ used
IL drives out Uric Acid and the POI
sons 60 mneh rheumatic suffering and
increa-es tie strength
Druggists -ell Acid Iron Mineral A.
put up by the ferroIine ChenIcal OOrp
In iOnr -izl--. Hospital snd ernerger 81,
bottles and Tor family 10 in AMI ~
ounce Dottles, ~ cents aud 81 The
trade snark guarantees full strength
DirsctiOf- With each DDttle.
Soid M Keystone ~ Bridgpford Pilsrfn.
az and good store every~b-re-
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fiber

ON Thanksgiving day At the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cage. Mir. GARRISON. one
of fillert nice and industrious young
men, entertained lev Of ms friends
Everything had beeB veil planned.
The Jolly bunch arrived At Mrs Csge'-
about ~ They bod mutic. gsme-,
etc, otter which dinner ~s- served Nv
erything that heart could vss on the
tsbe. Among those present we're Miss
VI 7 carter and Mrs. r. l.. YOungue,
TEACHERS 1t No. y; M. Garter. Hiss
Roberta Woody, teacher at Gary, ami
Mr.. &. A williams. real estate agent Of
Chsrleet ~. They silent . pheasant sf-
ternoon. The party diss'.nd about q p.
m, feeling very happy for having spent
such a pleasant Thanksgiving.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

DIR. W. q Stevens 81 Eckmsn. one ol
Mcdowell county, popular and efficient
physicians aud first clss- all round
man, - having his hsnd- fuli 81 work
the-e dsy-. there being 90 much sickness.
Tuesday Of this ~e~k. he Wa M hey
stone. iOokinV alter patient DR.. St~v-
ems has guite numi'er Ol frind- in tins
county ~ well ~ In Mercer in tbat be-
trrst- every fellow al - X
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
CARETTA

The school rendered a most excellent
program Monday nIgnt, alter Winch re-
ireshment, we're served. Tine pro seei-
will he used tor tpe Dook case IA ths
school.
Mr.. q. Young has returned from hI-
visit To Blueheld.
Mrs. Alice Denney Is improving slowly
Mrs. NJ. VI. Bslly spent the week end
with Miss A. r. Taylor.
Mr.. Ira Thomas Was very GENEROUS L.
the school children last Monday. Tie
them all q ham sandwich,
Rev Moses Johnson preached all aDls
sermon here last sunday morning.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
Glen White

Mrs y. h. Wo,d and daughter, Mr.
y. Il. Fitch, have returned To their
home IN Mcdowell county. alter rxtsnd-
sd trip through Rstsigh and Eayett-
counties.
Ii has bsen rumorrd that the miners
that there about *, out But We srr
running every day and don't ml-- them.
Ampl, protection is promised the WORK
ing men and their families. MIR r.. b..
White, tile mo-t courageous manager in
thIs part oi the state, 10 still with las
friends the BLACK, and his clerks and 9th
er officials Who are doing their best. The.
black people oi this operation believe ma
organizing Tor our betterment hut We d.
not believe IN rrsortlng To- lawlessne--.
~ is being praoticed 10y these lew people
Who have.stopped work here We are
pescestly moving On Ia help our country
10y loading every car Oi car oi coal ~
can.
On sunday, Nov. H., tire greatest and
most patriotic meeting ever held ni
Raleigh county. Was held at tile Opera
House. Hon. 4. q. McOInnIs, Criminal
Judge of this county. Was the principal
speaker On the occasion. r.. r. White
Coal Company oi Glen White contribut-
Ell , -, Stotesbury, $50. MIR. r. r..
White led With So and his daughter
Miss Juiia, with sIvo. aud not single
hundred dollars Mas raised at tlils IEcet
ing. A few more meetings like this and
the h laser H. licked
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

Rev. J.. ~. Adams. II kimisi. . real
rare man ~ heart and one ~ho vii 70
a. far a. any other preacher IN tins -tate
G. Do h"nofs ~ his rsoe. - delivering
some hne lectures tbe-e dsy-. Another
thing cOmmendsble about hIm - that he
~iil Psy his debts even Il be hs- - ~
hungry.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
MERCY STAT Baptist RICH.
Poshstsn.

sunday school, ~ q. ~ Preariling
lst and 5rd sundays It ~ ..sls ui. and :
o. m Missionary meetings every hr-,
~ . o. IN. Red Cro-- Each Tue-isy evr
ming. Prayer meeting. Wednesday I've
ninz- Rev. X. X. Henry. pastor. ~
g. NsnbOok, clerk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
OMISSIONS SUPPLIED.

On tine fourth page Oi t.iis r. com
nunratlon from Panther ana which d.
long tile following nance
t.rOrr SheiInst go
Rev Brown -
They contributed m the collection IT,,
Rev. Garter.
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gave:
VI l.. Howard 8 80
Rsv. n W Brown IS
Homer Turner l 50
Viola smith I ~
Trailer Smith W
James Brown ~
Della Toicr 80
julia Thomas %
Ida Martin O
Beatrice Franklin "a
Georgia fsdges TO
sylvester Csrter
NJ r. Summons "a
Mamie Foster ga
hnrseii Berger rcu
Lay Mess U
JED -"i'ehe'i J"
li'os Jones 80
".n- Mcdowell -
Sa.'dy Perkins i 40
~h'.ssi"e Wells -
siauei PERKINS ~
L. u Garter 10
! Aiiies carter d
l. u O"ot~ 81
Matte \ oung -
Anna iialnieu %
Mary scDJwell D.
Jessie Evans -
"nlle Keys -
David finney -
lnln kn-- "a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
GOLDEN RULE
NEWS

We are y a 90 have the opportunity
- 49, p.-~~isr>--..> 49, ID the public
The u. K B aud 4 A. is doing splen-
did work ~ every respect. Ii has just
bsad il : -mi Annual meeting which Mas
we'll attend a.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEET.
The Board of Directors of the Golien
Rnle met 1t the home office SATURDAY.
December LIST, and the members who at
tended are ~ follows:
Rev. DIR. r. II. McKoy, Rev. Dr. l..
Dsbney, Rev. DIR. w. q. Clements.
Broshers w. M Jefferson, II. J. Wilson.
Prof. M f. English and u >. Miller
The president, general secretary and
general treasurer made their reports o.
the brethren which showed that, not
withstanding the fact that this fusritu-
tion has paid out more money for death
claim during the past six months tina
it has ever paid IN the same length II
time since it has been organized. il hs-
gained more than il ever has Ia the sam.
length of time. Beside hearing and ex-
aiming reports the members OF the
board discussed many things Of iotere-l
pertaining TO the organiz ,tion.
DEATH CLAIMS PAID.
On the 18th of November DIR McKo,
paid the death claim of brother Tazewell
Jones 1t Rerwind before a crowded nous
TO whom the venerable doctor sbiy told
of the goodness of tn Gosden Rule and
Of the great work il is d-stined To- accom-
plish. On the 26lh OF Nov. the Genera.
Secretary q Miller paid the death
claim Of sister q. II. Howard at MARY
town before another packed IA puse Tie
very effectively told his hearers 81 tn
noble work the Golden Rule Is doing and
emphasized how all Important IL il that
all true rsce-loying men and woiIrn
should connect themselves with this IA
stitnti"n.
AGENTS WORK.
Mrs. Willie q. Moore, the travelling
agent is doing line work She has rein
stated one nursery and is now working
up AL association, which VIZ trust sh.
will he able Ia place Ola record in til.
near future
REPORTS.
We have received some very nice re-
ports and applications from tile follow 81
ing persons. X. III. Ham 0f Elkhorr
Elizabeth Greasy OF Blueti Id, Fanni,.
Clemens Of Premier, Curtis Thompso,.
Of Pageton. w. NJ Spraggin- of Big san
dy, !. X Mcknight OF Biueiield. j. H.
Moormsn OF Eikhorn, James Burger Of
Tams, sister l.. e.. Carrier Of Marytour..
Mary r. Ham of Elkh ,rn, Il ,sa Graves
Of WEIGH.
VISIrOR>.
The following persons visited the home
office: Rev. Z. Dsbney, Rev Reel of
Cooper. Mr.. Early Smith of Goodwill =.
Mrs Mary Preston OF Bramxeil, Rev.
Hartley o. Eckmau. Miss Mamie Anthp-
ny OF Bramwell, Miss Ruth Staples also.
accompanied her friends. Mrs Annie
Hamilton and Miss Fideila Freeland OF
Lewisburg. We are always proud e.
have our friends and we'll wishers of
Negro enterprises come to the home Of
nee 1t anytime
Yours in l.. L. At
THE REPORTER.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Of MCDOWELL COUNTY

CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth Ju.
dicial Circuit Counties Of No
Oowell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. Isaiah g. Hernion, Judge
Welch: w. Burbridge Psyn
Clerk
Terms OK Court Second Tues
day in: Februa-y June and Sep
TEN Der.
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas
French Strother. Judge: w. r.
Payne. Clerk.
Terms OF Court Second Mon
day in January. April. July and
October
COUNTY COURT: DR. X. h
Braxonler. President. Key stone.
Col. las. ElxsOd Jones. and
Howard N E.venson,
commissioners
w w. WHITE. clerk. Wclch.
Terms If Court First Mon
day in January. April, Angus
aud October.
License Term. tirst Monday in
June
COUNTY OFFICERS
Sheriff. 5 A Daniels. Wech
Prosecuting Attorney 6. L..
COUNT. WEIGH
Assistant Pros. Attorney
Samuel Splins.
Clerk Circuitand Grim. Courts
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court, w. W.
Whyte
County Surveyor, W G. Morgan
Vivian
oupt. free Schools. w Casslu :
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. w. } Hatfield. Welch
County Road Engineer. w. T.
McClaren
County Health Onicer and cor
Oner. DIR. III. u. Camper
Commissioner School Land IS
@ r. Rusmisell. Mcdowell
Membars House of Dele gates .
Harvey Hagxerman, r. IiDrard
Harper. j. Buel Swope. FIoy,s
WaldrOn.
State Senators, Sixth Senat .
rial district counties ~ McDow
ell, MinRo, wayne and wyoming
John w Luther. WEIGH: WelIS
Goodykootz. Williamson.
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ChurChDIr6CtOru
wILCOE BAPTIST CHURCH

~nndsy -clIOOi. t.g a. m. Presching
2nd and tth sunday a. m and
y. m. Missionary meeting ~ 3 ocioct
every 2nd sunday. Rev A. A. Henry.
DastOr. John Webster. clerk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

Mrs. Lettie Dalton, = very intelligent
and industrious woman Il Panther. "a
waiting trends In keystone Thsnksgiv
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

Read al the advertisements IN the 10
sue. IL all pay you.
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REV. COBBs VISITS CAMP LEE

Through the kin.iur-> II hl~ friends.
Rev. : W G.l,l,-. al Mcdowell. hat
the pleasure of VISITING Camp l-e~ tins
and Ia lopk over that array of embryo
soldiers who are IN training for real SET
vice somewhere m France. Upon hi-
return. lac reported that everything at
the Camp Is in splendid condition and
that the boys are will treated lie said
that they everything p,s-ibl- {" make
their training not 50 buriensonir aud Ia
make them feel that the liie oi the soldi
er - not the worst after all. Rev Cobi'-
also stated that the boys are well closhed.
have good shoes and plenty % eat,
NJ &. A. with stationery. magazines and
papers, and there is no difference IN the
treatment oi the black and white men.
All have ID work. have the same prlvi-
leyvs aud convenience. lie spent moot
Oi his time with the boys from Mellow
I'll county and found them Well and IA
good spirit full of lite and cheer. These
boys are organizing n band that they may
have q variety oi ATTRACTIONS tor spare
Time. tie ssys that the look Tor the Nc
Do~ell Times regularly.
Below L. a list % tii.-sr Who assisted
/ 49, A s..l...- ..f. IN.
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AGENTS WORK.

Mrs Willie %. Moore, the travelling
agent 10 doing line work. She has rein
stated one nursery and is now working
mp All association, which VIZ trust sh.
near future.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-11-24
ntns MAArfn

Sealed hHs utH br received ha the
ruiiar tuFt Of tHe Parrish az West Felt.
iana Ia far faIauug tbg sErhi steel
hftdees Ia this Parish H.Hs a.r asked
fn1 hnth h taF safH and bF contract
fer ibe entire tab PARISH o. furnish tss
iatut ltsds must he pfezepts8 Co the
CltIk ~ the Police Jury an of before
NslHes.Ia9 December E 1917 RI 20 fa
Tbr lRlH io FtlFet auN uF sH hiIs 3e
EerelA reserved
rHAS r HOWELL
President p,Atee tHF1
J p MATTHEW'S.
Cisrk Police Jury
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NOTICE or FILING OF FINAL
AFEn8fk'T

NUTFrsHTWH u tHaFIeN " IHII IlftraF0H
Ne
state ~ louisiana Parish Of West FfIIg.
lama 2ith Judicial District Court
Nuilrr Is hereby given to the creditors
If this estate and 60 ma either persons
herein interested g. Show cause within
trH dasE from the present notification az
ABS they have ~ cam WhY The Final
Account presented hy Mrs iva ~ Hamil
tuH hatNF Testamentafg Exeguirtx All.
WinfsteriuE thus estate should not be
approved ard hpnulugated and the flnas
distributed tn accordance herewith
f't order ~ the court
ElGENE n MISE Clerk uf Court
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NOTICE or FLING or FINAL

If Miss Eaa Ialf Decreased

7ins "sstnH ST Miss l.lla isaif Iesra SEED
No .a
state ~ Louisiana. Parish 81 West F,lirs
HHa 1lth IudIcial District Court
Natee IS herehE given to the creditors
At ths estate and to all ether persons
herein Interested ca show cause within
irn aH1s from the present notification IL
NHf they base sr eaal. Why tbs Piual
traaant presented hY Nfs Eta u Haml
tan ESeeutfts If and administering THE
Estate ~hopld not he approved and hu-
mslags'ed sud the funds distributed In
nneogdanee herewith
Ilt order ~ tie Court
EtgENE Is Muse Clerk Of court
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NOTICE.

Allpsrsens having claims against the
Succession Of the late Willie Newton
viii present the same 20 John Newtnn
dattEe tesilmentary executor, or TO
jos |. 0olsan, attorney.
] l.. GOLsAN,
Attorney for Executor.