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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-15

TO SELL. easy terms. elegant upright
walnut case piano. 534 I'd +.
CARPENTER, with little CASH good
chance for a home; particulars. Bell
Phone Forest =.
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LOOK INTO THIS.
We are building small modern brick
cottages in every part If the city. These
are good Substantial houses that viii
bear inspection though sold before they
are built. Let us show YOU these homes
and introduce Won 10 the owners.
All are pleased. We have done more
than We promised We want your or
der for & or Groom cottage Close
,le trade today and you will be oacti-
nying YOUR new home on Christmas morn
ing. our terms are easv.
GODDARD INVESTMENT co.
Under Walkers Bank.
A GOOD 4-ro0m house: lot 100 foot
front. 10 rods deep; GOOD flowing well:
for sale cheap. Geo. Saxton % So. Main
LIST your property for sale with Mar
name 4 Co. 52-53 Commercial Block. 1872
X. Bell.
HoUSToNS THE ROUSERS
Have bargains IN houses. 81 So. Main.
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ant for branch office; SIS paid weekly;
position permanent: no capital required:
previous experience not essential. Ad-
dress Branch Manager, S25 Dearborn, Chi
cagO.
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room pressed brick and reception hall,
a bath. toilet, latatOry, e. L.. good barn,
3XSia and r. of w, south front, near
S[1
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GENERAL REPAIRING.


JONES, a Richards ST., bicycle re-
pairing; Niagara hydraulic rams, Ind.
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YOUNG couple TO take part of house
for the winter, all furnished; rent reason
able Address r 81 Herald.
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LOU TILE & Ll7rI1lE
. Under Malker-s Bunk.
HARRINGTON

acres. room frame house. ] acre
twberries, raspberries. sCnaU orchard,
Die, TO acres water right, SL50J, 18th +.
18th So.
% acres. AZ miles from city. plenty
ter for 20 acres, solall frame house.
Bile, Sl,010 Soil on the % acres choice.
% acres near Green river. plenty water
per acre.
3 acres in lucerne. good water right
car dine 81 CO.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


si,25o-s-room modern residence on 3rd St,
rds frontage, lawn. trees, base
nent.
50. 7JO-7-room modern. brick on 18th East
close in. bath. toilet, ell. light, base
ment under entire house.
bench.
81. 9OO-S-room cottage with summer kitch-
en-, has small barn, located on east
side, monthly payments
$5.000-1O-roOm modern DIt,k on Third St.
has every convenience, also barn,
lawn trees and shrubbery,
Sl,O0O-ll2 acres OF land south or city with
a 4-rOom house. good water right.
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS CO,
6-s-l0 ". lat So. ST.
SACRIFICE.
arm cottage nearly new near r. G, W.
Depot ESQ
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO..
Under Walkers Bank
81, 900-S-rms, and bathroom. large lot,
facing east on 18th East.
S2.OOJ-On 3rd East, close in, good. Arm
frame, 40 foot lot.
$, 80 buys ROD lot half block east of
Joint Bldg. Bargain,
MU0-Beautiful home on 3rd So. near
eth East, 10 rms. every convenience. Easy
terms.
R. L. PRITCHARD. Mgr. R. E. Dept.
Wilson-Sherman Co, % w % So, 'Tel 492.
WEIR. Sc W. SECOND SOUTH.
&, o00-5-ROOM brick, lot 5x5 rods, corner
] street
s., 200-5-room brick, bath. toilet, sewer;
lot 3x5 rods. I st, near Brigham.
81, 99-5-roOm brick cottage, city water,
fine shade trees, lot 66Xl45 feet;
good car line $3.50 cash, $50 per
month.
5-room brick. large lot 2nd West, near
4th South. Want offer.
-
| 81. 150-212x2O rods, LIST South. close in.
5 650-3x5 rods, 9Th St, near H.
! $,500-110Xl15 feet cor. 18th +. a. LIST 80.
WEIR, So w. SECOND SOUTH.
WHEN you buy o. sell property.
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts
Guaranteed against all errors In title,
Examine titles.
Attend all details of purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co,
Cor Main & Ist So under Deseret bank
/ 10 rent or sell AZ a bargain. on easy
! terms S-TOCm brick modern No. 53 So.
/ 10th i. See owner, 30 Atlas block.
! IN buying or selling see
/ THE RANCk REAL ESTATE CO.,
| Both phones. SOL
! Suite 232 d. F. Walker bldg
| CHOICE lots 50. Main. boulevard. 1900:
easy terms. w. J. Idslloran. II w. Sd So
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FOR sAiLE-REAL ESTATE.
llI1FlE e MTITlE

Glug U LIS q AU LIS
e-Looln Pl fssed br.. pOr. bath. c. l.. etc.
tS mn sad shade. lawn, lot SXs. near, gth
- ina " est .-....-..-. -, IuJ
'-room Prick and adobe plastered. not a
w nous but in fine shape, has pOr.
IN. -. , toilets, furnace laundry
Iiii' -. ected with sewer. corner lot 6X5
S,s,,o ~ n A,O0O, only one block from
s,I---,+ -1ail .............-5 50 40
Inlysoi'1 little Groom home, pOr. bath,
tiSl' -, lavatOry. mantel and CRATE,
Sse l9oNls, sewer connections, sidewalks
'O49' blocks H. G. OF News bldg,
5-ro9m, !, well built pressed br., nearly
" ~ 80 West near 8rd NOrth.-......S5 s., 1870
.n 81 ilngtOn, a fine appearing Groom
f'ots br brick complete bathroom with
4 nlSssl plumbing, furnace. hard oil fin
T., ~ carpets and liuOleum down stairs
AsWn IN. Lot 2lzNt0. Owner going away
The reason you can buy this at $500 20
cent cash and the balance like rent,
room mod. pr. brick on 2nd St, fur
~, pOr. bath, toilet etc, hard oil finish.
81 and back stairway. 22N10 lot 500
bal. $40 per mo, inc, init. 81. 100
a sod corner on 5th r. at $3.50 per rod.
onHDrick. SKIS lot. on ". LIST So. It's
<F#1eA@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rlUV
jm mod pr. brick, near 10th Z. and
, 20. connected with sewer, large
l?lfns, plenty Of closets. front and back
ais. = cellars 81 80
BEST PIECE or TRACKAGE in city,
~ close TO new r. C. ". depot 1lXl0,
..- ---.--.. .Slt, U1u
swell up TO date broom mod. DIT. brick
m Brigham and r ..........---..,.-S5 $3.50
room mod. home on 5Ih East, large
ms, ? halls, fine basement, lot 2izXS 10
y WILL TAKE VACANT LOT FOR
RT PAYMENT ......-.......... So. 600
Aroom mod. pr. brick. large lot, near
=. and Brigham ....................s6 50, COO
NJ near Brig and 10Th E...........Sl 500
.lnfst new S-room mod. OF. brick on
2. It's 4 fine place, 5Xl0, $500
rms.
room pressed brick and reception hall,
~ bath. toilet, laFatOry, e. l.. good barn,
Z 5xSis and r. of W. south front, near
Z. 7. and 9th So. It's a beauty cheap
..sss 8, SO
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CUT THIS OUT.
New mod brick Nor Bench, s., Zoo, must
be sold Make offer.
GODDARD INV. CO, l7S Main St
50Xl4O, 6-T0oms city water. on car line.
no reasonable cash offer refused 1929
Indiana ave
WE WILL Sr4i-I- you a home or build
TO suit YOU in any location Terms req
sOnable. Our booklet, own Your Home.
explains our methods. salt Lake Secur-
ity & Trust Co, Security & Trust Bldg.
32-34 Main 81. Omen Saturday evening
70 g.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

~~~~~~~N~~>~~~~~D>~-~~~~
PRICE reduced so per day until sold.
PRICE OCT 15 '05. 5000
Neat 3-rOom frame in good condition,
being well painted and papered. Rented
for $500 mo. Terms $3.50 cash, bal. SO
per mo. Located rear 523 W 4th n. You
may wait one day too long.
LITTLE & LITTLE Under Walkers
Bank
WE HAVE a few choice modern homes
at a bargain. W. J. HallOran. IA W. 3rd
So. Both phones $50.
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IS lady Tor suit
arbacb & Rro
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.

ii E0lAA4.
That elegant new 1-rOOm red
pressed brick. the finest east
side location. beautiful man
tells, best furnace and plumb
ing, everything right up TO date.
If YOU are looking for a home.
don't fail to let Us show YOU
this.
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
Main and First South (under
DeSeret Bank.
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lu sfAIb1
feet

Near City and County building
on I'd East Only few minutes
walk to heart OF city. Has big
prospective increase in value,
Now pays s Der cent net.
$4,000
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Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
We can match anything
any where. -
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HIST A WORD.

will pas you If you age looking for
ttare te compare the one We have
i 81. near Fourth ST., W@th the 9TH
ffered for sale. It's a jewel ana the
is right.
McKELLAR q CO, esls W IND SO.
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COMPETENT Girl Tor general house
work. must understand cooking. Apply
- w 3rd South.
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LADIES having fancy work to sell: en-
broideries, Battenberg, drawn work; also
10 do order work: stamped envelope. La
dies Exchange, "a Monroe. Chicago.
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GOOD girl for general housework ln
small family; good wages. 20 w. 9th So
GIRL or woman to assist ia Kitchen,
no cooking: no washing. 1Ij So 18th T..
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For RENT.

One-half cent a word Daily, prepaid
Five cents counted line if charged.
one cent word Sunday prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged.
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FIRST CLASS waist hand: none other
need apply. Lillian N. Slade. Room 8,
~ ". Sd So.
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YOUNG lady. good helper. to maze
coats, high wages, steady work. Address
II IL Herald
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IN PRIVATE family, competent cOok,
wages So per week, also second girl,
wages s. per week. Apply 80 f. LIST So.
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SALT LAKE lady to sell among frieuls
exquisite Mexican drawn work article d.
rect from border; sell rapidly; good conf
mission, send recommendation letters
last time advertisement appears. Box 20
Brownsville. Tex.
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GIRL for general hoasswoFE- 1o- b 81
GOOD girl for. second work. Call AT 20
w. So. Temple
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4 FIRST CLASS WashWOman wanted
10 take plain. washing AID ironing homo.
Call Tuesday morning at l35 So. llth r.
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DOMESTIC help. 3 insertions free. Pro-
fessional and clerical help = cent a word
Daily and ! cent word Sunday. prepaid.
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GOOD girl for general housework. 30
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SLEEVE and skirt makers. None buu
experienced ones need apply. Jennie
Haight, 33l Constitution building.
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GOOD plain cook. no laundry; some
housework; small family; good wages
AUDIv Iau,IIadv GIoba 5f-ts So Main ISL
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A GIRL wants to go out TO do wash
ing. Karen Brekke. 81 y. Main 81.
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Domestic Situations. three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa
tons. oue-haf cent a word Daily. one
cent a word Sunday. prepaid.
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DOMESTIC help, g insertions free. Pro-
fessional and clerical help, = cent a word
Daily and ] cent q word Sunday, prepaid
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STROKES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses, cooks chsmbermaids.
Aousegirls ana all kinds of restaurant
help WartCd Tor city and country.
10 W. 2d So. Phones 49,.
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l-lcAGo s2EEIV LIB
SPECIAL TRAIN
Arrived Tuesday Bringing in a Num-
Der of Returning Refugees are
Warmly Welcomed

The Chicago-Greenyille Special. =
filled with our towns peonle .rr;,-aa
in the city last Wednesday af,a--
noon. two hours later than the sched
ule time. A large crowd of -eJs.:,..s
ana trends were al the depot to
welcome the incoming refugees
Such warm greeting Of welcome
ss they received on leaving the train
was never before witnessed If ne
Y. & NJ. " depot. and our ref,,oae
citizens showed by their happy ex-
presslons on their faces and their en-
thusiastic greetings told how glad
they were to be back home in dean
old Grcenville.
Among those who arrived on rhe
Pullman sleeper "Otseco and
chair car were: Mai and Mrs. G
NJ Helm and bright little cbiIlre,,
Mrs. Helms mother, Mrs. Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. GAY Coleman. Cant.
and Mrs. w 4. Everman. and
daughter. Miss C-a-o ..r.n-,-Afi-
Lizzie Hunt; Mr., Lyme Star'inR.and
daughter, Miss liar a Hers'ey Star
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14

CITIZENS ASK THAT THE CITY
BE OPENED TO THE WORLD
-REUEST DENIED

DR. d Snvtbe = member ~ Tie
the cifv's Committee of Five -, the
necessity of onening IN the CIV 70
the county trade He favored keen
mo the Guards around the county 10
keep out outside invaders bnt he
argued that those around the citv
be relieved He stated his oninion
that the nresent quarantine reo,,ra-
tion, were bprtino anr business in
rerestz and that Tie civ would see
and feel # verv forc.bIv in two
months time if we had not already
Dr. Smvthe said that he could s..
no danger from this and even # =
ease af fever cot here rbe dav +be
-,+v was ooarcd fcat,,rdaz) # wo,rff
he fbe 10Th If Ortahar before at-
other case Yaa14 carne and i ro.1d
,gr snroad before frrst
After H., C,,,..ha f,,;.had H..
@t,na +ba -,,rt,- baaff1 officer eo;d
+1,+ T.. oo~a.o5 +1a aaa,;,,a ;,,s+
nov. ~ ha ia ~ +l;,1. +bo o;t,.
2e,r art - dancer I, H. ooinfor,
:, a,co l., the c;+,, a,4 .1lo,,- ,oo
ME - enter ,,,tbonf nern7;t would
al.-,,. ,,,.,-,a - ~1 tt..~a
.r..~a Ill.,. .f..--u
W. b.,. lsa+ H. r@rar 49,. th;s
r1 ,1 H.. g. 4 fa 49,.
I'D. III .a4 ..-.a H. ~. 10
,,,r,,, ,,,are tt,,,, : ,fre,d,, has IL
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14

pcarance on that occas.s-. end The
fast Is kept with the same observance
III every corner of the world in which
the Jewish people are gathered, no
matter what may be the differences
OF speech, thought or mode OF life.
The oppressed. ignorant and wretch
ed victim of Russian tyranny, and
the wealthy and enlightened Ameri-
can citizen. if OF Jewish faith and
birth, are one in the celebration OF
this solemn religious service.
Wherever in the world civilized
man has established himself. these
will be found people OF the Jewish
faith. The observance OF the Day
Of Atonement IS rs vide IS the earth
itself, and this fact goes far to ex-
plain the reason why the Hebrew
race, though differing TO the. utmost
IN mode of thought and life. and sep
arated by the width of the whole
earth, yet remain one nation.
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DAY Of Atonemenf.

Monday was the most solemn day
IN the Jewish calendar day when
all believers in this, the most ancient
of all religious creeds, abandon ali
secular and business concerns and
devote this time exclusively to prayer
and fasting.
1t is survival, as are the other
forms OF Jewisi worship, Of tie sa
cient forms prescribed by Moses, ana
with which Christians are made fa-
miliar through the Old Testament.
The day-long services are most sol
emn and impressive, the prevailing
note being sorrow, and even the mu-
sic used in the ritual being often a
modern arrangement or adaptation
of that sung and played in the Tenn
pie in the days of King David.
Owing to the large number of busi
ness houses which are closed in hon
or of the Day of Atonement, Green
vile presents almost a Sabbath ap-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14
The Butterfly" skirt.

On another page in this issue of
The Times will be found the adver-
tisement of the Nelms & Blum Co.,
calling especial attention to the But
terfy" skirt, which is the latest
thing for this seasons wear, and is
all the :age in the cities Of the East.
This firm has the exclusive agency
for this skirt in this section of the
country. and they never accept any
agency in any line without carefully
considering the merits of the article.
Every lady in this section of the
country is fully aware of this fact
and the further fact that this firm is
handling the Butterfly" skirt is suf
iciept guarantee that the brand r1er
its every claim advanced
The ladies are requested to cal
and examine the "Buaerhy skirt
and also 70 see the many othef bar
gains this progressive firm has il
stock for this season.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14
VALUABLE SERVICES
RECOGNIZED
Mai. Kemp, Of the Valley Railroad
Is Due the Thanks Of tie City
a-4 - Railroad Officials as
yzT.f1 rl- hsr'-..-,.
Well for ASS ate

The city, the quaran ne comm,
ttees and the Nazoo-A Mississippi Val
ley railway alike owe thanks to Maj
orKemp for the work he has done
during the past summer The assis-
tance has been rendered the commit
tees in their work has been of the
utmost utility and importance, and at
the same time he has be- :. s.Ecful of
the interests of his road in this
emergency.
The past three months was time
to try and test man placed in such
a situation as that occupied by Major
Kemp. and the skill good judgment
and success with which he has per-
formed the duties required of him
are the most effective proof that he
was the right man in the right place.
The railroad owes Major Kemp
much for his work in its interest, and
the city Of Greenville will not soo:,
forget its debt to him for his valu-
able aid in its fight against pesti-
lence- as welt as his interest in its
progress and prosperity at all times.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14

ling Mrs A. Brill and little daugh-
ter; Dit and Mrs. Jake Scott: Misses
Esther Scott and Georgia Rachel
man: Mrs ,. b Goldman; Mrs
AIonwoSe GoIdstein; Miss Bette Fin
lay; -. -lliss Susie
McCuteheon: Miss Lizzie HARRISON
and mother Mrs Robert Sommer-
vile and sons Abe and Robt.. IT,.
and daughter. Eleanor: Mrs. George
Pearcc: Mrs. Sam Blum and daugh-
ter. Eloise. Mrs. Henry Schall and
infant: Mrs H. = Wethcrbce and
daughters. Misses Edna and Ethel.
Mrs. ]. M. Bel and children: Mrs.
Geo. Wheatley and daughter; Mr>.
Sam Wilson and children: Mrs. W..
G. HeFger: Mrs. Morris Rosenstock
aud daughters; Mrs Julian Wilson
and sons: Mr. Jno. Evans; Mrs. H
p Robinson and children; Mrs. Sol
lsenberg and ltrle SON. Dr and Mrs
Il. ;. Ioamhs and daughter, Dir. 4l
EokstoHe and wife aud daughter.
Miss Gertie; Mrs. Kretchmar; Mrs
GrEEonh7in-r. Miss May Finch
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14

To the Creditors of the M. & P.
Bank Must Be Decided Before
ChanCery Court Meets

AT a. called meeting OF the credi-
..~. and .+orthordcr- of the Ner-
chant. a. Planter. Hanl- held Tues
r.,. ror7.rr D~ ( Walker the
I.r. president af the RANK said.
-r h.r.r. .rat the assets Of the
Rank rrr.r,-.-af bv dcray and e,.-
..... .r r.-u..,., --,ong lis credit
,.-. -.r na made H., realize.
., e-r...... +, .,,,. 4, .-ll f,a de-
.......-. ..r. .-. .0r,red f., nr.or-
,... f,. r. .ts..,. such da1.-.+. te-
.... ,.rr- .....,.
;. -rl. ...,,~f+i.. hold IA, the se-
..., --.t:... r.. p-r1- -,,-,.,,-
.t... e,-.u.o AL .,;1 s..
.,...- L.r,.u.. ...., -...,~;
~, ..r... ...-....-. a,,,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14
Saloon Changes
tonorroW

Mr.. Chas Loeb will, on the Ist OF
December, take charge of the retail
department of the T. Isenberg Ii
quor Co.'S business The saloon now
operated by him will be closed at
the expiration of his ! license, this
month
Mr.. Loeb is a popular young man
and will no doubt increase the large
trade of the already popular bar.
The purpose of the Messrs. lsen
berg had in turning over this part OF
the business to Mr.. Loeb is TO give
more time to the attention of their
growing wholesale business, which
is expanding into every county
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but do insist upon such an answer
within one week from this date
lOctIoJ as it is imperative that the
Court shoa1d know the attitude oi
he creditors when it conyenes on the
fourth Monday Of this month
Dr. Wa1kct then made the follow
ing propositions for their acceptance
or refusal.
J. To guarantee them within IS
months 40 per cent Of their claims
and to turn over to KEN whatever
amount in excess of this. per cent
that is collected, after deducting such
expenses as are incident to the ad-
ninistration OF the assets This
uugatory unless all sign.
2. To pay 40 per cent. OF the claims
Of the creditors, provided the stock
holders and So per cent in amount q
the creditors are willing to accept
settlement
If neither of The above propo
sitions are accepted and they desire
another Receiver appointed. he VIII
lender his resignation to the Chan
ccilor and ask the appointment Of
another, if he. the new Receiver. will
guarantee 40 per cent. to the credi-
tors. A majority OF creditors mus
sign this proposition to carry.
The propositions were placed in
the First National Bank, and all who
desire can voluntarily go there and
sign whichever agreement they IA
vor.
The Receiver gives them one week,
or until next Tuesday, j, which II,
decide on the matter as the Chancery
Co8rt will meet during the following
week
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14
Seed House Fire

Fire broke out in some mysterious
manner last Thursday afternoon IN
a locked and empty seed cotton
house fifty feet away from the Mis-
sissippi Cotton Oil Company's gin
The house was almost entirely con
structed OF corrugated iron. and the
fames were coming out from unde
the roof when the fire was discovered
The fire department responded a
soon as the alarm sounded and BY
good work prevented the gin house
and other nearby buildings from
catching The loss was small.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14
Death of Mr.. ]. A.crook. of Dunliett

Mr.. ]. A. Crook. prominent
PLANTER who resided on his Bogue
plantation. near Dunlieth, died at his
home last Wednesday evening from
cancer of the stomach. and was bur
ed in the city cemetery Thursday
fternoon. Rev. R. A. Meek of6ci-
oting.
The deceased has been a citizen oi
his county for many years and &as
e'ways regarded by his neighbors anc
friends as an honest. upright pros
,~rrous citizen. His brother and ne
ahew of Alabama, his natiy'
| State. were with him at the time o
his deaths
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14

Last Tuesday. while driving his
automobile. Mr. Eayle Shelby mar
rowly escaped a serious accident
While passing some wagons op
posite the Goyer Co. he ran into
one of them which threw him out
bruising him but breaking no bones
Mr. Hugh Berry, who was in the
automobile, escaped unhurt We are
glar to say Mr. Shelby was out
again Wednesday and only com
planned of stiff arm from his very
lucky fall
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Middleton and
family, formerly of Winterville, have
taken possession of the new Parnell
residence on North Poplar street,
The Times welcomes them to the
city and trusts that the -rsidence
here will be Of long duration.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-14
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Mr. w. G. Barrett and wife and
small son. James, left on last Mon
day for Jackson, which place they
will make their future home Mr..
Barrett has been in our city for the
past three years and during that time
was bookkeeper at the Mississippi
Cotton Oil Co. He is young man of
sterling worth and the city realizes
its loss in their departure.