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' BEACON FLASHES,
pef r0 not attiie -truth. w
IteU it A3 t ,y u bU'V)
me.
ourt this week.
Pain! Rain!! Rain!!!
Don't fail to write it 1911. .
Mr, T. N. Gray of Oreswell
was ir our city Wednesday
, Mr. A. W, Cahoon of Hertford
was on our streets Monday.
Mrs. S. A. Ward and Miss;Deb
orah left Wednesday for Norftlk.
Hon Thos. W. Blount, of Roper
was in our city Monday on business-
' ' ' -: ; ' i
Mr. Jim Chesson, is ' the -guest
pf Mrs. R. P. . Walker of . this city
this week. ; ;
Mr. Robert Johnston -made a
f lymg triple Pinetow on business
lucsday. " -
Miz'i Alice Phe'ps left Monday
for school, af terlspending. Christ
inas at home. , -:,yv.
Mr. E, A- Blount of Roper
spent part of last week witr Jir.
- r. Lioyd liorton. -
Mr. Mathew Wright of Hertford
sj n: a few days of last week
Wii :,ir. Lloyd Horton.
f Idisses Emily Harney and Bet
tie Ayers, left Tuesday for their
respective schools. .-
;; pr. txjll. Gilmer has moved
juu. tne j.ouse formerly occupied
y ir.- - A v ard.
A'r.-L Pinkhaoi has removed
his i'at&xy- into one of ir. John
i3 Lwcki' house3 oi ciar of J ef
ersoU and fourth street, ,
y.-r. Adolph Stubbs of I'wOcky
.Tuufit fcpent the Ciiriitmas holiday.-.,
with Jiis parents on Washi
ngton .heights.
Helen Patterson, returned
home Friday after spending Xmas
.vdih Xrs. R. A. N illiforc
M usri A. J. Walkar,' II.. A.
ormariW. H. Hardison, Wr. J.
,tarr, T. J Baanight, f Creswell
Me attending court hera thid
Miss Estel'e Rea left Saturday
for ier home in Edenton after
spending a few days with Miss
katiaLoap.e.on Main street.
W G. Sumrell who 'has
been speniin the X nas holiday
with hi a parents in Ay den has re
urned..
. Mis3 Gladys Lewis entertained
party of her ffiend3 at a w.atc.h
party Saturday nicr'it last, sitting
up to ' ring out th-3 oil year and
ring in the new year."
For-sTenaeotte Drain ' Tiling
and Sewer pipe se3 Clvde Ca
boon S Ck pecial prices car lots
Messrs L- M. Phelps, Edgar
Latham, and Dennis l-oane, left
Tuesday for A.& M. college after
spending the Christmas holidays
with their parents.
Mr. M.. G- .Darden, formerly
cliief salesman for YV. C. Ayers
has resigned that position and
has formed a partnership with
A, Swain and Company dealers
in Carriages and Farming Imple
ments. Mrs, whitt Ptubbs. and Miss
Jessie Stubbs. have purchased
the stock of millinery formerly
owned by .Mrs. S A. Ward We
Ayish these ladies a prosperous
business for the coming year.
For sale one house and lot sit-
uated near Plymouth on or near
, Red Hill for $350 00 Terms strick
ly cash For further inf ormatio n
a.pplyto VV7B Clifton, Plymouth
N c.-
Look up the Bank, of Plmouth
annual statement in this issue
This institution has had a most
successfully ear The net earnings
for the past 12 months have been
over 22 per . eent their depotits
have increased 20 per cent over
lrst year. Thistgoes to show that
Plymouth is on the upward trend
Willo-Rent or Lease the H. H,
Bowen home place of 60 acre of
iice nigh land, on ong Acre
good : dw elling and out houses
Vineyards and orchards, the heal
thiest pk.eedn Eastern N- C See
or writ me at once 11 A Bowen
pinetow n X; R F D No 1
WA?j-sinrH.
The friend;? of the Tamil;?
are
in receipt of the following in
V?r. nnd Mi-;;. .TnwK If ''.r.i
wi i giyein marriage ther daught
Tuesday evenincr January seven -
teenth nineteen hundred a,nc el
even, at eight thirty o'clock Grace
Ohurch Plymouth, North Carolina
Tk ,m;moofln,0 ;c
Foley Kidney Pills
Are t iaio in action, q iick in results. A.
Bpociut medioine for alt kiducy a4 bladder
disordern. Mttry O. Abbot , Woilobon W H
says: ."1 yas afllicted with a bud caee of
rbeiimitibn, due to uric itold that tuy kid
neys failed to, clear out of itiy blood, I was
m ho laiiie ia my feur, j jiuis, aud back that
it a-aa aotiy for dw to ntt-p. Used Foley
Kiduey P ll lor ili.re days when I wan
abie to get up Ri.d umVe ubout and the
iittms Were all gone. Thin tm 'H change in
couditiou I ow to Folt-y Kidney Pills and
recommend thew, to t-.uy oue KUttiiu an
fhav.
For either acita or. chrouio kiduey din
orders , for ajtinoyiiig and pain i'ul utiuary
inewularltles take Foley Kidney I'illa. An
honest and effective medicine for kiduey
aud bladder disorder,
Smith's New Dkucj Stokk.
MISS K1TIE L0ANE
KJSiTEitTAINS
Miss Katie Loane received Fri
day evening at her beautiful
home on East Main tt. in honor
of her charming guest Miss Es
telle Rea, of Edenton, N. C The
guests were received in the re
ception hall by Miss Ipane. who
wore yellow messaime, and vex'e
ushered ' in the drawing room,
where they were received by M . i
Eloise Loane, who wore yellow
messaline. After many interes
ting contests, they retired to thj
dining room, where a three
course supper was served. Those
present were: Missels. Katie
Loane, Estelle Rea, Eloise Loane
Clara Hampton, Alice Phelps,
Louise Ayers, Be ttie Ayers, Sadie
hssson, Lottie Gaylord Mrs. R.
P. Walker, Me?srs. Clarence
Blount' Lloyd Horfeon, Robert
Johnston Roy Hampton, Joe Nor
man, Sidney Ward, Li.ncsey
Phelps, Clarendon Willouhby.
LooK For T B.ee, Hive
On the Dakaire when you buy Foley's
Hou.y and Tar far oonehs aud colds, None
Kraume without the Bee Hiv'e. Kemember
th namo Foley's Houey aud Tar add reject
auy Bub titute.
Smitb'8 Nkt Dku.o Stork.
if
. I will be in Washington Cp.
for the next few weeks ip, the
interest of "The Farmers Educa
tional and Cooprative Union of
America, and visit all sections of
the Co. for the purpose of estab
lishing Local Unions aiul organ
izing the farmers- Any section,
of th,e Co. desiring my services
Address Jotyi L. Warren
Organizer.
Plymouth, N. C.
MIS3 ALICE PHELPS
Miss Alice Phelps was at home
to. her friends Saturday njght
from nine to twelve thirty to,
watch, the New Year in, A coin,
contest was arranged for the ev
ening, at half past eleven the
crowd went to the different
churches to toll the old year out
and ring the New Yettjin. Those
present were', Mjsses Alice Phelps
Katie and Eloise Loane, Clara
Hampton,, Louise Ayers, Bettie
Ayers, Katie and Neya Aubon,
Mrs. Luther G.urkin, Isolind and
Carrie Smith, Messrs- Joe, Vance
and Cicero Norman, Lloyd liorton
Lindsey Phelps, Roy Hampton,
Dennis Loane, Dr. Disosjway,
Edgar Latharrv Robert Johnston
James chesson,. Sidney Blount,
Robert P. Walker. -
. 1 TVTT?
mrsrmttiiM.
; 'Wj?s I;tai? Ayers tTiteuained
it "a -'.delightful - progressive con
.'wsti'lion party at 'lie r" home, on
1 K
tiie corner ofJciierscii and J bird
St, Thursday evening in complin
: and M iss Estelle Rea of Edenton
The prizes vere won by'lVJiss 15s
telle and Mr. Robert Johnston-
I Thof? Participant, were Misses
.tJLouise ana tieuie Ayers Esteiie
nea, ivaiieana iitiois.e ijoane iiara i
Hampton, Bessie. .and Nellie Nor
man, Sadie Chesso.n, Jsolind
Smith, Alice Phelps, Messrs Rob
ert Johnston, C-larenceBlount, E
S. B'ount, Joe( Van ee and Cicero
Norman.
4 Reliable Cgugh Medicine.
X a valunble family fritfjid. Foiej'a Hony
and Tar fulfill this uoudition exactly. Mrs
Uharlt! Kline,
me, n t Laston, Pa. stH.fpiayed as the crowd was gath-
ai UitmiHHV family hr.vrt ! , . ,
of bad u.KU ad coiasby theiering, then came a dance that
bt'cn cured
USb of Foley & iloney and lar aud 1 am
nevt-r without m. bdttle in the house'. It
noot he and relieves the irriiatiou in the
throat aud IookhiiS up, the cold. I have al
ways fonnd it a reliab, e cough cure.
Smith's New Dkuq Ktobe.
P.UGGEESSIVE
PLYMOUTH.
A Town That Has ao
Equal as a Point for
Hanufacturing In
dus tri a-
PLYMOUTH LIGHT AND ICE
C031PANY.
On Thursday Dec. 29th 1910 a
charter was granted by the State
to the Plymouth Light and. Ice
Company with a Capital Stock of
$25,000 to manufacture generate
buy, g.eir and distribute electric
current for light, heat and power
to manufacture and sell i.ee; to
buy and sell hay, grain and.feec
of all kinds.
This eompany is composed sole
ly of Plymouth ptopld and is back-:
ed by Plymouth Cash-. The stock
holders being a . L Owens, L C.
Owens and !- larence Latham,
The Beacon, has for years
contended that an ice factory
would pay very handsomely in
this town, it being one of the
m&it bje&sed towns, in the. state
having deep water and railroad
transportation, and we are glad
to note that the above progress
ive citizens have decided to give
the town the benefit of their cash
efforts and business ability.
WHO LESALE MERCANTILE.
; The State recently granted ar
ticles of Incorporrtions to W. H.
Hampton & ;Son of , this town, to,
conduct a general wholesale and
retail Mercantile business with a
capital stock $50,000 the stock
holder?, being W. II. Hampton, W
R. Hampton and L. M. Hampton,
This new firm is headed, by one
of the most able bigness men in,
this section who h v 3 made a great
success, in the retail mercantile
business, and the son W. R. Ham
pton no.w; taking an active inter
est in the managmentof the bus
iness is "achipolf theold bloekc"
so to, speak, W'e bespeak for the
new firm the greatest possible
success.
We have long contended,; that
with its, transportation facilities
bo,th by rail and water, and its
location in the center of one of
the best sections of Eastern N orth
Carolina, there is no reason why
Plymouth should no,t be a great
wholesale distributing point.
The new firm is financially
able to back a, big wholesale bu-
mess. They have not only the.
capital but the buildings to ac
comodate a large business" and
we hope they will see it to their
interest to establish a bnsiness,
thaf will stay the outgoing of so
much profit to other cities and
States
Our neighboring t.Qwna Eden
to;iE. City, Washington and Bel
ha:en,( haxl their whpteials
a! ;"ivant;..;i si..;.:. ;
v.:- -a i r 1 1 for the foregoing cor
porations ur.r.eim-id success and
hope in the mar future to see fctir.
people organ ; zin g other enterpris
es, that will' attack and draw
j trad a.n.4 people to this town.
ForL,aGrippe Coughs and ti;ffy
. Colds
Take Fplej'a Honey and Tr. It giye
quick relief and expdn the cold from ,your
system. It cuntuius no opiates, in eat and
sure.
Smith's Nevt Dauo Stoke.
A CHRISTMAS PAETY
Wednesday night D,ec. 2gth-,
Miss Blanche Latham entertain
ed a number of her friends at
home 4 'Maple Grove" from 7:30
toll o'clock, Many games, were
was enjoyed by ail. Confection
eries' were served at nine, it look
ed like. Santa Claus had visited
these with all the good things to
eat.. At eleven the guest left for
home after thanking Miss Blan
che for their enjoyment and
wishing her a happy and pros
perous New Year.
Butter Fly
Foley's Kidney Rmedy-An Ajp-.
preojation .
L. McConnell, Catherine Ht Elmtra, N If
writes: "I wish toxpress jay up prectation
of the great good I derived ftoii ..Foley's
Kiduey Kemndy, which I used Sor a bad
i-aseof kidney trouble. Five bottles did the
work most effctively and proveii to Bi
heroud doubt it in the most reliable kidney
I have ever takeu." t
JSmitii's New Dbuo Store.
"Th- Piano with th 8weet Tone."
OpportuxMty Knocks
3ut Oucq Locsk This
Li3t Over and ,
S2EUS!
8'ephn Sqaaro (7 octavm)
(Km; ky board and airings)
BtioflFr'Cuar Piano (fnll iz)
$ 55 00
7i.b0
N-w atriums and keyboards
( HfNutiful KoMtwood case v
Pease Upwrtsjht Piano t2.00
(Ebony ease-.plendid cpodition)(
Hachley JJprht Piano 145.00
l Walnut cae,:look.8 like new
Sterling Upright Pi ino 150O0
(Sbniiized cas' lw. strings & keyboard)
tiffaoy U;priht Piaco 1?.00
iMah. ca,se-practioailv new
only naed a ihort while
Kohler & Campbell IJprigbt Piano 185 00
tMih. caae returned from rent i
saoje at a uew piaqe.
Kohler t Campbell rprigbj oiano 225.00
(Large oie-Uab. cae
S i.ff V-prlgh Piano , a?5.0P
( Large eize nsed for tea- )
' tal pnrpodea. ISyle now
( diKcotinued. f
Wu elock Qrand 85. 0O
slab. case-New Action-New
strings and keyboard-The be
st opportunity ever ofi,red iu
Nwfolk.
These Pianos are thoroughly
overhauled an.d are guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Terras can be arranged, if de
sired. , Select your Pianos, for Christ
mas delivery.
CIIAS. M..STI.EFF,
Lf C. STEELE, Mgr.,
1U (Iran by St., - Noj:Solk, Va.
"The Piano with the Sweet Tone"
(llentiou this paper.
Offlcial Piano Jamestown Exposition
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of a judge
ment of thj Superior Court Sjeuderd
tit Fall Term J.HJ.0 in actioe Jiapton
et al against lleeii , fhelps Admj
of Warden, Ambrose ct al.
The undersigned com(nid&ioners
will sell for cash at pttblie tUi at
court hoiue door in Plymouth, N. C
ut lM. on o. o0x 1UJ.0 Xlw K
lowing described real property.
That tra,ct of land owned, by the
late Warden Atnbrose lying oigt, the
East side of ahe roud from pliu.otitb
to Kaper aud odjpui.iijg; the lauds f
Willis Uobertson, UUliard laud,
MacHae Quarter lat)d aud Vajl land
aud that laud alloted to Helen. E.
Phelps ua her dower, said latidacou-
ainioj? Ci'icra more or lAs. No
interest whatsoever will be in the
iands covered by Helen Phelps dower
Interest nor in the landu covered by
i Harriet Ambrose's dower right. That
traqt old is the part generally
kuo.wu as the children part,
bale Al UAi Not. 30, 1810.
. B. SpttuU.
'tn. St. B-i I, Jr..
1 0-1 S-.ifc ieisiwuors.
Olli'I'-
i- :'.
I ; ;..
v- -;h
IR ti 'ftl.Ct, '-.l.'iut.l !IVi'
Uerai.ifed Coiii'i. wiuuvr will, u"I
Ur ot Ju l'Jlatl-i o'clock U
at
Ut
O iu l How,) door ia PlymomW N U It
to th highest bidder for caeli the iUllow-
de cribcd Ufld; A certain iAl vir parcel
ot'laitd outa(uiu H acre nve o t. ly
and tieiu-i m ihe i.-unty aud mat aforw
naid, botiuder an tollowa; Btgifiina at a
white oh on tD lau bttwe-n .HzMi.
Qiiyer hJ Levj, ;.illiBP;,runrj,iui1c Wt'
Wardly to a ,i'ue:, thence ill W to a cvpr,,
thbuee. E tohaid lane; thtnee E to the firt
stiition. ...
2fld Tract: A tract of land contaiu-
iu(4 16 acres more wr 188, lyin on the Nv
side of dciippernouj? Hivraod on the
wide or th public road leading from the
Concord Preaching HouHe to the Cool
Spring and joiniu the landa of Ilezekiah
Oliver and the heirs of Alfred Bateuiau el
a!.
TLia 2)t!l day of Nov. 1910. '
Louis W. Qaylor4.
Cuimisiioaer,
-2- 2-4t
MILLINERY!
Thanking the puttie for past
patronage and soliciting a
fair share of the same this
season, I take this method
of announcing that I have
a full line of the latest effec
ts in Hats, Trimmings,
Ribbons, Laces, Etc., Etc.,
whicl I am offering at the
very Howest prices.
$e sure to visit my Store
before plying your order.
yours to peasffi
JAtS. fA. jfc. Y E FS
Elfventli Ananal Statement f Cflndit'w
Plymouth, N. C.
:H Clesr of Business IVetuibcr 31, 1910
Itesourees:
Lntfo and Discounts jsQ.D.UXGS
Band .5. l,0a
Banking; IIoua Fanuturs it Fixi.3.&$S to
Oajkfa'a i band ami ia Baaia.. . . . a3..'?l'.f.;lo
Llahilitle
Capital......... I 20,000.00
TJudividod, Proflta U ..... . .8,103.0,,
Sfiui-Anuna! Diridond ,00 t)
Individual DepomU lo4 37 '?
OIVIUENOS PAIO SINCE O a A N I.2A T IO N,
Jj$lJ,4U..ii
CcuupurttirK Statement of Deposit;
Deoeiuber 31 VJOi .. $ 4S.OOO t0
" iyoo
74,000 OJ
7,o0o.tV
t04,3.74..7..
W M HAMPTON, PRCS-
W T OLO.v VMIS.
CLARCNCC A.THAM. C.ASHIE.
310HTAG JjC
By virtue of authority of a
mortgage-deed executed to me
bvT. G. Alexander and wife on
the 29th day of March 1910 and
duly recorded in the Kegistr's of
fice in Washington, County N C
in book No 54 pages 424. 425 & 426
I shall sell at public auction for
cash at 12 o'clock Ak on Monday
Feb. 1911 at the court house
door in W ashington county N. C
the following property viz;-
one frack of land lying in Skin
nersvill Township said county ad
joining the lands of Ephraim
Pritchett Abram Swain and oth
ers containing 50 acers more or
less iegginning in a pine stump
corner of Abram Swain Then's
of Z P a lexander thence north
30 poles then north 5degrees east
172 poies to black gum in the
No'es branch thence along Pri ten
ets line 32 poles to Ep&ram
Pritchet corner thence soutn 172
poles and the said Pritchet line
to the beggmjiitfr one half inter
est of said described land.
Jan 4 1911 L L Chesson
.Mortgagee
EM KnojvylejS; Assigns
NOTICE.
y.o ijCfeis hereVy given tht the
Annual Meeting of the atocK-hol-ders
of the Bank cf Ro-.-r will
be held in its bankir house at
Roper, N. C , on Tuesday, Jan.
10, ltftl, XI a m for the purpose
of electing Officers and directors
for the ensuing year and for th
transaction of othei- lupine a
B. S. Clu;-k.
Hyr
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t!'"( .!
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bifii couyjouueJ is. I c . U( .i i.n -.J-r .
WttUuKiAn J'. b'tH- t? Otetk, tli
mo of MA.id acliou i- a .u.u Ki m)I imk
ofa diviaiom. t. liut rir
tdKtf notice tul Ife I.. ijt4 4ird ,tt appk.f
bcfurj tLe Otork vSl VU'
aaid.unt,; at bU 4U Ht,
C. u the ltitli daj; -,f vUwf. lAi "H
wet ir demur to thr i"'iu41.lV;4l4-.S
TUw th -iUx. i;r,H ;lV. teitfj
t .ii a u r t
U-4t
(orL (Jaro.lui W u.-tUiuglo Uwaulf,a . ,t
AUerluir Uilllt.
, Johu L. liyr imu" uwaijijr,
' ' - Svl '.jp .
li, (VUh U-
TLe defeuJaui i. iWtW, 'U i
uuue tltat aa mu.U mlm&
La, b.iU. uumineM.vx.a lu U'tr Uwari '
WaoLUi.ijiou OoMVUt WV !
paVAiicui of a vitiiii juaiLifuV tiutt4
iu tuo tjifcuit 0Jiri oi .u.,U 0ta;
duckelod lu Wu8VitO. Cjusii ?iili
VJuUrt 1(1 jUdglUoul Lrlju 1,4 i
prcaciit plaiuti4 tbj aiul tk. ytml '"
deteuiJUut. 1 ua pui pfcfeo u( lbe mlla i t '
euttwee pnmeui ot iu4 4 Sj4MAt Ut v .
Raid ilurbuUaui'd luivit iU' KW- iUUT "
hlate fatbot In M.aivn. vw- "
notice lUAt bo U riulrbj, b a.t4 Apyll?'
ct a trrui, of lh tiuf n.q )uut wt, '
to be bold on lb (ku , M.vp4a a.Hr Vue M
Monday lu March ialt. '5iiH"$ . i-ftu
nu4 'iwr cu- tletili U) ni Vtu'a'";
maudd wi.l t. fcrjiue.j-. f;
Lety'i! J utVuui furttir. iic Uwtii
tii kt a, wariaut ol nautttiueut L" iBA
roia eaid cou?l agaV'St bin aaid . i Oferyr.
tiaul warrant of aitttoLmicui b'tu relariK
abUon tLe GtL. UuticU; after tU- lt,
Mooda iu Murcli, VJH t tttu and ptmct
abovo strt out. Tb n.toffc ef tb dwaa4
as a het out abuvo aild uppettra lu outu
pUli( UOW tiled. TLe plolutltf cluttua I bat
dt-itudaut ia UidebUd Iv hint ) Mid indf
uf nt abovo Kt oui in tti- uU ut $-liQ,0
and i nt ere t ou gftuj At H ltt -
ppeara by aaid judgniuat.
Thi action ia to cm, ct aaiil jagtacnHk,
Lrt tbe defAndant laUa notio .f .tie
ftianee of said warr-od I attachtae.it aud
of thi- RUJisojviuii in I'.i.n aiju.
. , Tui -.".uti
" . C. V. W. AV31SOSt
' Clrk tiu;-eri.-if isart.
iOr!i. .:U.li.vUMn :tt.'-1.'V-V. 'J'J-'l-':
Oiijjt'i.y r itiji .
i. A. Sj.riilil H j vY U . '.. . .1
lLe UclouijitCtii L.lfc!'i J . -V- i ;
VViiiiniii- wiii fcr.ikc ujit. n-, .
eUUUed UatttUVu dw bttU uuiUiUccd ....
the fcutt-ii,-Ci.un Vt.dbfaaA V-oauty N,
O i o Kiitoti pHyuiut wf . oeUaiu uut
and to recover judgmeDt o aaid imhc Im
iun tHKneU VY defvitiifSUMi, Jth
I'Ju-j t.u tb. auiu nt i(H i,a iuiriV
The raid deleudautit .iU (kk t altca ltt
they ar ryuind to lm Bnd appear At ft
term ot the ouperiut (Jountti be vUetd lo
above ii..uied Couiiiy vu the sUli)' M uo,dj
alter the first Muu.ia) la March Wll "pe
mii And auMjr gi; tti.v tu U4
comp aiut now rll- d to Mtia ctl. n tr ih,e
reitct tbcreiu detaauded will begrnui4.
Let a.. id d-fcndani(. further take 8otlc.
ibt a . .niBLt of allBclui'-bt ba itnuacl
fruui ibid aaid oonrt to the Shorii uf Wuk
tugton Count ji dguiifsj, btA rwpectj.
caid warrant of atUi-huivut beuif retHn. "
abie at tune aud pine uatued abure-for r
turn burriuoua tu-wii at spring term lail
xixtb Monday aftm. 1st Monday 1 Mvt
1911 WaMhiutoQ Conotv Suprlor Court.
Th imiure of tht demand ia ft net- oat
above to recover jmln.t-nt ov tbe Dote
herein Keribd and enforce paydtnut
of property aeiZrfC under Said auachtnaut.
riaiutiff claima that deletidaoU oe htm
$400 aud iLterest bh et out he-ein
Let defeudauts iak nrtef t6 n
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l-(i-l t I lerk Superior VM
notice;
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In le Oouuby creek lilua llBWLr
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tjjirry pAtker et ml
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Notice as rtioiiMod by law bt;
ivtrti tyall pereoas intervened lhiw
ia tliul ou the liU aftof Ovtrif-
liie undtr.biiicd Clerk Hh
Jsupevior CwWi-at Ut 'uuru llvae
in i'lj mpttth U ttAlu.i,'4Vwi ..Ouiii.tj,,
i. U, will cxaunuu ptti ui
tli report of thtf Hoa.U ut VUw.
rheetefore ftled h Ik wtioir w
ftepu J 1 9t. AttiilU ttln wk
ulmw- ti.e cout w,dl insider mii,
report and will Uj oeJtsCbUi
raised iv any pn'ruft. UMf fend
atfected't siiid pcoi.od dnfU)ajs
. Those Iiaxul Ud ikey wiliet5i
withdrawn faoin,-Kjjid dUtrict
land to be added tUie wOl ar
.n(Jjmake known tlH-irwh tu fcb
preuiisv. The ptitJon wtui ipcv?
!'ei'.'ttfrt- 'ilii it stated h 6ee
n-.-ct'Oiv-d iiia entartaiued bV the court'
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