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ilit earliest gre leed, or
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SRAE'. MNDin A NFW LEADEft.
johua i:l-a Nov. il'i.
''lit Httmj i:;m,' if .;...,. toll '.''. Vrrnf 9,
SISAKI. MpcMit tlitrly ilnyn in
u.in'.niin-' fnf llii'lr reat 'tinier
Mii'-fs. y.-t wllti urn1 ill-curd f-
t ,nl .I.kIihii iih llii'lr ni'W li'inl
it by lv,r.f iiiiiilnliiii'iil tliriiiiKh
,.t Iiit liilili' Iii'I'mi'h. .Iiwli
Hit whs rcn . iii'il fur It' 1'itltli iind liitt
Inyjiity tn li'iil Al 1 1 ) Him. "I' lal.ln,'
Muses' pUirc lie wiin In Ills ctlily tliinl
yi'iir. yi't full f vlitiir nml i-vliliMitly
till' lii'Sl . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fur III!' HisltliMI.
The fni-t Hint Musi's wns vlconms lit
inn' hiiiiilri'il I t unity, nml Joshua
nl c I u li t y thnv.
l
Ni'i'iil.-. Inuitly In
US 111 I'lilllll'lllllll'lll
nf Hie llililv ti'ih'ti
Inu Hint A il n in
wns rrenlcil pi'i'
fcrt: nml Hint llii'
VIGOBOUJ
a la
it
7 joshuA
AT A1VIH
e n t 1 re riirc tins I"D .Y
slueo rnlteii intn
sin nml (lentil-
hIiiii'Iuk A d n in ' h
pennlty, "liyiiiii. B
tliott slmlt die."
Till! IntelllKl'liee of K.otuUtm Thtur) Con
tllesc men, lis well (.wKrt.il.
iih tlielr vlisur, ipiite eontriullet the
Uvohilloii Hieory: for this ery Joshua
Iind been one of the sliues in Eirypt.
Israel's Real Leader God.
Not for .1 moment lire we to lose
sl;ht of the fnet thnt Cod hud ndopted
the nntliiu of Israel : i ml Iind entered
Into it speelul Coveiinnt with them;
tinil Hint. therelre, Hu was their real
Lender, Muses. .Imliua mid others being
merely Ills representatives. Wo have
already referred to the reasons for the
nilolitlim of Israel by the Almighty.
The New Leader's Name.
Joshua's Hume was originally Iloshea,
Ihe wimp UN that of the I'rophet llosea,
slKiilt'yliiK salvation. To this was pre
fixed (Numbers t:t:ltli Jv, an abbrevia
tion repi-eseiillm; the word .lehovnh.
Thus the lemie became .lehoshua. sli;
ti try i li Ji'hnvah's sntvatluii. Tills wus
shortened to .loshtiu. The (Ireek form
of tills word Is Jtmtus-.lesus.
I- r twi'iity seven years Joshua was
the leader nf lsrnel, fulthful to (iod
unit lo the people. He not only led the
people Ihroutjli Jordan and tllreeted In
the cotiijllest i.f I'unuali, but divided
tlie In ml iimimKHt the trllies and gov
erned the people with great arcept
uni e, dylntJ lit the ai;e of one hundred
and leu year.
Muses and .bishiia were men of to
tally different types. Any oue eon
Irasied Willi Moses would be disadvan
taged, si i hijih did that Brent states
man tower nliove Hie average of hu
manity, then or since. Hut while
Joshua could not be .Muses, yet lie was
fiiithftil as a follower of Moses, as oue
who obeyed Hie ldvlno Law, aud
whose faltl d liilliieuce were help
ful to Ihe people. Ho was Just whut
(Iod wished hliu to be, and whoever Is
worthy of such it testimony Is truly
great.
The Land of Promiae.
Tliut .losliiia and Israel should take
forcible possession of I'linaiin Is called
iu question by some. They nsk, By
what right might one brunch of the
unman laiuily destroy another and
seize tlielr land? Where Is the Justice
of hiicli a course?
There Is but one answer to tills
query; and, rightly seen, It is satisfac
tory. The Lord declares that the earth
Is Ills, Hint He gave It to the children
of men, as represented by Adam.
(I'salui 115:111.1 Hut the gift wns con
ditioned upon ohedteiice and loyalty
disobedience, disloyalty, being punish
able by death Adam Incurred this
penalty; and his children, under the
laws of lieieilit'. . shared It with him,
because "1. r i.i i and shapcii III In
bpilty." Tin!-. :i human right Iu the
earth was nlnognted by the death sen
tence upon Hie sinner.
Cod purposed iu Himself, the re
covery of Adiiin und his I'nnMly from
the curse nf death-through Messiah,
through Ills death and by the power
of Ills Messianic Kingdom, not yet es
tablished. In preparation for these
blessings to come. Cod laid hold upon
Israel and made a Covenant with
them. Although they could not fulfill
the terms of the
1'ovenuut mid ob
tain Cod's choicest
blessing, neverthe
less they were
greatly blessed by
tlielr Law Cove
nant, and many of
them were pre
pared by It for co
operation w-1 1 li
M ii h 8 1 n It In Ills
Kingdom In due
Fein TkturU o ihe time.
Dor Ave ,, ( Hrrvi,r m,t
this arrangement, Cod gave Israel Pal
estine, but explained that tills gift was
been use of His favor toward t hem In
pursuit of Ills own great plans, previ
ously outlined to Abraham. He fur
ther explAtm ' Hint Ihe Cniiaaiiltes
were not making progress, und that
their continuance would be neither for
their gooil nor for Ills glory-as It was
with the Sodomites L'zeklel llt:4H, 50.
We should reuieaiher that the Ulble
heii, to v. hku the slaughtered Casann
ttu rrcnt. I.' r."t th hell of torment
pictured lu the vretds Tbelr destruc
tion by Israel sent them to Sheol,
Hades, the tomb. There they sleep
with their forefathers, waiting for the
glorious resurrection Morning, ivheu
Messiuu's Kingdom will eventually
bring back every man tn his own or
der. Prom this viewpoint, the giving
A Patenting to Israel was uot lajustlce.
tut wisdom.
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Real Paint
llecause it's economical. Ilecausp it
' is pure White Lead, Zinc and Linseed
Oil. Because it's the highest grade
quality paint that can he made, lie
cause when the user a ids a quarts of oil
to each 1 gallon of the . I.. A M. Semi
Mixed Paint, it makes 1 8-4 gallons 01
pure paint at a cost of about f I III per
gallon. This saves the user about Co
cents a gallon on all the paint used.
The L. & M. is and has always been the
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tor i
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htiuitly relieves stillness and soreness of iiuiseliH anil joints.
Don't rub it iienetnites.
Rheumatitm Never Rpturnird
"I urn ti tnivcllniR nmn ft ml nlK.ut on' yv-ir tw I " n lm1 tin wiMi itiMiiin1ini iimj
ronltl not ttflik. A Irn ml rrri.iiiiiifiitlMl Sl'tim i I i t tun! 11. f in'.in.i iiin-r I
unfit it my kiir wim nil O.K. tout it In- tifvi-r Imllf r -I toe """' I l,tH O Ki-i-p
your i.iiiiiiH'iit in the house ulid tuiij ll ulh uif kii II. c "I.' - """'" "i..i,
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Rheumatism Neuralgia
StifCnr.! VaiiithcJ
"I milTcrri! with :iu iirtful ulin'iir1
: In
mv Ii'um. 'Hiit niKtit I k ivc rnv
rulihi iik wilh SIuiiti'- l.ininiriil :,h.t In I'i '
uif. next iiiDriiinir I enuiil iiiiiinoni i! iw il
liaVI iK-fll PIIJijllM'll Willi !1 IMll -I'
Hilice." A. -W.iun. i'j Mnn. wti-r,
Sprained Ankle Relieved
"I wns ill for a Imiir lime with a scwrffy
dpraiiicil ankl. I l. n hot lio tt .!n;tu'i
Liitimfiitui.il nt' I run ;ili!c tti Im; :ilnnt
and (Mil wulk u err if ilc.l. i v r:te tins
bt"'itime I Hunk o;i desrrvr a ''f crc.l
it for ptittimj nu-li n line I.iniiin'nt tl.;
iimrki-t nml I :t; til iiKvmh 1 11-- t '.:-
rfcniiinifiul Dr. .' n's Li n-n i
CharUi lt--w:v lj f: Uiworr. V. t.
I Sloan's I.iiiiir.jiitfiv. ; a ';r--i.-ful II' ,,,..(iagsw.j. f'JjMl
M toothache. l.M.iii. .. '-iii5 VjMflS I
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I Dr. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc. P"
1 BOSTON, MASS. -m&
NOCTURNi
When the moon lifts o'er the hilltops, and the night winds whisper low,
And the lilies in ihe garden are white as drifted snow,
And ihe maple boughs sway softly in their rythmic to and fro,
Then down to the orchard gateway in ihe thrall of dreams I go.
For our waking dreams are stronger than the dreams that ihrall in sleep,
There's more melody in silence, than in the music chorded deep;
Though the hours creep round the dial, love's pulses make them leap.
And the reaper's richest harvest is not whai his hand may reap.
And so when, o'er ihe hill tops the moon is a globe ul gold,
And the lilies in the garden by the light are atircoled,
I go 10 the orchard gateway, where the dews gleam clear and cold,
And dream, 0 priceless guerdon, that ;o yutt my heart I hnld.
THE i!6iP.S lOiiiiiL
"tie touched her band the lever left her,"
I le touched her hand as I le only can,
With the wondrous skill of the Great Physician,
With the tender touch of the Son of man,
And ihe fever pain in the throbbing temples
Died out with the Mush mi brow and cheek.
And the lips that had been so patched and burning
Trembled with thanks she could not speak.
And the eyes where the fever lighi had faded,
Looked up, by her grateful teats nude dim,
And she rose and ministered in her household.
She rose and ministered unto Him.
"He touched her h.tnd and the fever left it;"
Oh, we need Mis touch no our fevered hands !
The cool still touch of the Man of Sorrows,
Who knows us, and loves us, and understands.
So many a life is one long fever !
A fever of anxious suspense and care,
A fever of getting, a fever of fretting,
A fever of hurrying here and there.
Ah, what if in winning the praise of others
We miss at last the King's "Well done?"
If our self-iaught'tasks iu the Master's vineyard
Yield nothing but leaves ut the set of son ?
"He touched her hand and ihe fever left her."
Oh, blessed touch of Man Divine !
So beautiful then to arise and serve Him,
When the fever had gone from life and mine;
It may be the fever of restless serving,
With the heart all thirsty for love and praise,
And eyes all aching and strained with yearning
Tow'rd self-set goals in the future days;
Or it may be a fever of pain and anger,
When the wounded spirit is hard in bear,
And only the Lord can draw forth the arrow,
Left carelessly, cruelly rankling there.
Whatever the fever, His touch can heal it;
Whatever the tempest, His voice can still;
There is only one joy as we seek I lis pleasure,
There is only one rest as we choose His will.
And some day, after life's fitful fever,
1 think we shall say, in the home on high,
"If ihe hands that He touched but did His bidding,
How linle it matters what else went by !"
Ah, Lord ! Thou knowest us all together,
Lach bean's sore sickness, whatever it be;
Touch Thou our bands; lei the fever leave us,
And so shall we tninisiei unto Thee.
WISE.
"So von hap detii mined
to ;
sue inn for breach of promise?"
"Yes."
"With ilamaes?"
'( f course."
"Well, say, I've not just one
favor to ask of you. Don'l sue
nie for less than $100,000. I
haven't not a dollar in the
world that I can call my own,
and it might help my credit."
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I'ur Infant; And I'hililrtii.
The Kind Yiui llavs A!ajs Bought
Bears tin) sf .'ifTjZjF
Signature of L4 t f ,ty7utCAtU
TIILV WfiRI- LP TO DATE.
An ntic-rv advertiser rushed
into the oflice of a paper re
cently ami shouted: ''Sec here,
our ad. ouohl to read, "Thou
sands of patrons are wearing
ttouscrsof our make."
The foreman of theeomposii)
room looked up and weak
ly said: "Well?"
The irale advertiser threw
down a copy of the paper eon
tainiiiirthe ad., says the Tim
Pathlinder. The compositor
had made it "matrons."
Children Cry
FOR . LEI CHER'S
CASTORIA
' Is On This Wheel. "
Tin1 -; i J . t . i i 1 1 i.f a i s .c wns
' inx-i- i-iiiiLfhl ill tin' fury nf a
j ti-rrililc stm m in iniil-wiiilii' mi
. tin' ureal la!,.'.-;. His liraniifiil
ship as lii-iiis;-slowly but siiri'-
ly iTilhh.'il in I In. nrrat lields of
j ii-i' thnt -1. nl,,, ut it. His
In-art sank w il Inn him as In
! saw tin- last chance of escape
j cut nil'. It was only lie qui'S
tinil nf a few minutes when the
j pressure (if ice Wnlll'l crush his
j essel like .'III I'oe hell. lie
j 1 1 1. 1 1 1 t his wheel ami went
lieluw inlu liis caliin and fell
(ill his knees. I le lieoeed ami
wrestled il li ( im In i u 1 1 'l' i si
to sa c his ship t he ship that
was the renlial inu of the
iheam of his lnn, hat'd st i ili
ulc in life. The lives nf his
crew were also tin; burden nf
his petitinn. .Many nf them
were iiiipfepat'eil lo he hurled
into eternity with so little
warn ine;. He plead its .Jacob
plead, and like .Jacob, he pre
vailed, 1 le rose from his knees and
went hack to the wheel. Sud
denly a breeze sprung up imme
diately behind him. In a few
minutes it bad Km wn to the ve
locity of ;i K'lb'. Its pressure
suddenly parted the ice before
the ship, and blowing fiercer
and fiercer, the ice field was
hurled back across the dark ;
waters. A cheer went up from !
the men and a sailor rushed up
to the captain and said: "Shall
we (ivc her inure canvas, sir?" i
The captain replied, "Hon't j
touch her! Another hand is on I
this u heel Almighty bid is j
Ritiilino- this ship. lo not put I
your hand on sail or sheet."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A STO R I A
liovv IT PI-I-I.S TO t!Ki-KZI:
.ii.' to death is preceded
by a drowsiness which makes
the end painless, the body ac
tually feclino u, nan and e,niii
j comfotialily lo sleep. K.speri-
niollts have lii'eii mad" with
animals 1o shov. jusl how I'recz
inu to leaill proceeds. In one
nf these experiments, ill which
the animal was placed in a
temperature nf from l-' to Iod
decrees below zero, the breath- j
tti"; ami heart le-als were at.
first quickened, Ihe organic
beat of the body actually rising
above the normal, which isiis.0
decrees Fahrenheit. This show
ed a sudden ami intense effort
on the pari of the functions fo
preserve the body's tempera
ture. Then violent heart ac
tion nave nut suddenly, and
death came when the tempera
ture of the bodv dropped to 71
decrees Fahrenheit. - Popular
Mechanics.
iii:lii:i) in;Ksiii.r.
Patienci
to kiss her
When
lid she
oll'ereil
Her for
help?"
Patrice X.
herself.
she just helped
TMI:V I SHAU.Y 1)0.
'Tie says he is not worthy of
me."
"Let it so ;tt that, nit'l. Don't
marry him and make him prove
it."
TT"T --""
Dad Tos.c in
(he Mouih
Dizziness, and n yietu'ral "no
aci'utiiii" tn'mir is a sure
siim td a t u i't'1 li v 1 1 . Ihe
remedy is Sinnnuiis bid 7.
Liver R collator (The
PowJl l Fin no.
It exercises its K''c;itest
restorative eti.vt in ihe liver,
yet it is of 'ibv in the
stomach niid bo-i'ls. Iodi
gestion, coiisi i pal ion and
their attc!i(!;i;,.t evil;; dis;i)
pear befmv ii .s !0virful,
regiilalini; inil icncc. Try its
wholesonu1 nut ii'vin proper
ties. It will oivc yo.i a good
tippetite, sotiiiit digestion
and make ou ice! well.
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Price, Large lnUe, S1.00
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Rill ifi.l ii ly in.il. P"Mp.l,J SlUI)lH.
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every day in the week
lllick Up, blot her! I
way all mul, s,n -aln
feel SiillH'l illies !
If they weren't ii
wit li I heir peii'iirmniH-'
as their ptomises tl
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s a-, v
"V- I
he
I I'ut 1 1 lie ,'ll'nlltlil III a ell
I.
I lint means Inisiuess .In ..t. if I
nll Vnlle ask s you. j
A eeiia in amount of 1 1 : 1 1 1- '
fact ioll is t he Lest Ionic in t he
II ol id for I he melius. III. ill. ll
keeps him from lirooiliu' mi lie
in' a man like I a vil II a ruin's
llea-billeil liny, you know !
As Inn.; ns you can Iind fault
with yourself and your works ,
yov re a I ivc, my i l'leii-1.
When you yet to tin- point
where i on feel sorry for ot iter
lin-u because ! hey u i'en ' I siieli
eooil salesmen, or manatccr,
or presidents or porters -as
you. then it is time for theiloc
tor to put yon on a diet anil
prescribe perfect ipiiet - to keep
you from jninc; (Ta.y, a In nit
yourself !
Don't o'et the loiinis over
self-distrust, Amhiiiou ami
dissatisfaction are brothers,
anvwav ! Kx.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
He who reads will run againsi a
lot of information thai he who runs
will never read.
hi in ii a ii i in i imaof
CRAMPS,
EADACHE,
BACKACHE
Yield to Lydia E. Pinkhaivut
Vegetable Compound.
Cellar IL.pi.ls, Iowa, "1 was oli:;
tired und weak ami my housework as
a i.r.ii;. 1 va:. irn ;'
ul:.!', hud cr.aiips .so
I'.'d tll.it I Wl.ll'l
1 ;.W io ii.- uu.,'11, al
so a dl.slrt ..sid let I-
iii: in i"v. r pari ut
In..
Mv , ami 1
atiilen-cii wa.s
s,.re und I know 1
n:ul v ruiiii- isilni..-niuiii-;i.
' I.ydiH K. I'ii-.'. -bniii'..
Vo pel .ih I e
Compound end lilood Purifier have
helped nie wiiiiihrfully. 1 don't have,
those pains any ni.uv i.;;d 1 am all rlht
now. There are n ;t-:iI. many women
S.-i'c who take your i in- ili. s und 1 liavii
told others what tin v have ilone for
me."-. Mrs. t'lus. Mi KlNM.N, imii N.
Dth Si. V., t'edar liapiils, Iowa.
Women who ;.ie suit el itiir from those
(listref dap; i:'-1 p " i 'iar to their soy.
?!lollld Hot losi' sio;llt, of these farts or
doubt the ability of l.ydia V.. I'inkhain's
A'eiCi table Compound to restore their
health.
There are probably hundreds of thou
sands, perhaps millions of women in the
I t luted States wlio have been benelitid
I by this famous ul.l remedy, v.'hieh was
! produced from roots und herbs over 3d
I years ap;o by a woman to relieve wo-
! man's suffering If you are sick and need
! each a medicine, why don't you try it ?
i If jnu want special advire write to
i Ljilia K. I'inkliiim Medicine ( o.lcoall-
denllal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
: be upeued, read and answered liy a
wouiau and held iu strict i-outldcuce.
A Delightful
Profession for
Young Women
iii-ki; is no occupation
lor a young women that
is more pleasant or con
T
genial, more suited to
her ability and nature,
none thai can p.oe her more
personal sati-iaciion, and if
she be a ihoi'iiiighly trained
professional none that oilers
h.oyei initios, lliail lh.lt of
music teaching. The supply
of competent teachers of piano
music is far short of the de
mand I las your daughter ever
given this matter a thought;
have you ever spoken to
her about (some day becom
ing a teacher nf music?) if
so buy her a
STI1:PP PIANO
at once, get her started on the
road to success and fame, the
sooner she starts the better.
(Thus. 3U. .Sticff,
LEOX C. STK.KI.E, Mgr.
No. ii.'ll Uranby m N'orlolk, Va.
i J
I ' p to tin a Slam!:.
Day in the Week.
So lull feel t hat N
failure because l ull ll
' : f !-Jl--fcT .A-
I
iglW
mmim
It's so rrood so
rcfreshi ng
you'll take care
not to spill a
drop.
PEPSI-Cola
has the taste that
makes it your
preference.
In Bottle. At Founts
5c
I. M. DICKENS,
Local A Kent,
Weldon, N. C.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TYPEWRITERS.
We can i a larce stock of stuudard
1'yt'cwiitci.-. ( an furnish at once Mon
utoh. I o. ('liver. ltcniiiiKton, Koyal,
Stnitli I'leneci, 1.. C. Smith & llro.'s
and I'mleiT.oO'l. Any other make from
'Mu todays' notice. We have both the
vi -ilile and the invisible. We bought a
laie stock of these Typew riters from
i me - ton i tli lo one-lial I the regular whole
sale 'i ice. ami on sale now at one-fourth
tn one-hall tin toiriilat retail priees. A
m.oil T ypi ivn'.ei liinn ...oO to t-lii. A
bi'tt.-i- i.ue ?'i: on to rX'S.nO. The best
limn s:;o op to hi y price. Will be glad
to aiisiici any impiirv in eonneetion
uitb tin s- iiiui'liincs. and send saniples
of the iioik ib ne bv any of the Type
writers we have livery boy and gir
sliuiihl have one ot our cheap Typewri
tcis to l. aiti lion to use. Any person
nlio can write well on a typewriter cau
demand a lame s-ilary. Anyone who
buys a ehi ap typewiiter from us and
wauls a b. net one later, we will take
buck the cue bought aud allow theeamc
pan! I"i it iu exchange for a better one,
il returned in good condition aud within
si mouths. Ii not in good condition we
allow the market value. We carry Type
wilier ribbons and other supplies.
SPiEES BROS.
WK1.DON. N. 0
"Clean Up the Bowels and
Keep Them Clean"
There are many rcmrdies to be
had for constipation, but the diffi
culty is to procure one that acts
without violence. A remedy that
docs not perform
by force what
should be accom
plished by persua
sion is Dr. Miles'
Laxative T.-blets.
After using them,
Mr. N. A. Waddell,
J I S Washington
St., Waco, Tex.,
says
''Almost all mr
Ufa I hava been
trouMeti with constipation, and hav.
ti e I many r.m.dlu, al) ot which
.reined to eiiua. pain without riving
tiiin li iolif. I flnaUy trtM Dr. Mile.'
Isii.'.ho tablet, and found thorn ex
cellent. Tiielj- action If a4eant and
mild, end tli.tr ohoooMt taato makea
llieai i-aiy to taka. I am moro than
Kind to recon.mond th.m."
"Clean up the bowels and keep
them clean," is the advice of all
physicians, because they realiie the
Hunger re.ulting from habitual con
stipation. Do not delay too tonr,
but begin proper curative measure..
Dr. Mile.' Laxative Tablets area
new remedy for this old complaint,
and a great improvement over Hit
cathartic, you nave been using in
the past. They taste like candy
i.-.J work luc a charm. A trial
will convince you.
I'r .M'l' ! nvaove Tablet, arc
sold by all druggists, at J5 cents
a box containing 25 doses. If not
found satisfactory after trial, re
turn the box to your druggist and
he will return your money,
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, In.
sept 4 ly
Administrator's Notice
The undersigned having qualified as
administrator of the estate of Iiianionit
Hawkins, deceased, th s is to notify all
persons having claims against said es
tate to present them to the undei-strned
at his olliee in iwl. . :. . . c. .'.in
one year ftnm Ihf 'Juie i i ii-o' , ,0m..
notice will be plead iu the bar ol Hull
rei'ovety.
All persons indebted lo said estato
will please make immediate payment.
This the Birth dav of ( letnber, I9IR.
C. 1'. ANTHOKV,
Admt. ot estate of Uiaiuoud Hawkins,
rloceased. . U)-90-6t