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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday
John Rehe, a5. city and Martha Asmus. 20.
city.
Arthur shubert %, $50 Market street and
Rose Weiss Is, Alice street
Albert G. Steging, 30, 5S Third street, ana
Martha Hamlin. % Spring Valley, MINI.
John Ginochio. %, Concord Cal. and An
gela Devincenzi, 10, q Crane street;
Horace F. Hassell. 33, 206 Clayton street.
and Olive A. Whittier, %, Salem, Or.
Randel c. Stoney. 21 305 Spruce street, and
Marie B. Wilson. 81. 3106 Pacific avenue.
Edward c. Davis %, Lima. Ohio. and Mary
V. Hale. 25. 913 Eddy street.
Francis S. Plummer, 49, 2344 Sutter street,
and Margarst V. Stretch, 50. I4ivermore,
Wallace Macarthur 26, 2s Dane street. aud
Alice H. Planer. 10. 100 Fairmount street
Jack Over, 2S, Oakland. and Ida May Scott,
10, Oakland.
Dominic F. volpe. q, 10 Lafayette place.
and Pauline A. Lucchesi. 20, s25 Vallejo street,
Thomas G. Druham. 10, ITO Mission street,
and Hazel Gonzales, II. 1921 Natoma street
Christopher Bonnichsen. 20, Menlo Park, N.
j., and Mabel Dowd %, Brooklyn. N. Y
George W. Branstetter. 80, Oakland, and
Daisy A. Reynolds, "a Redding.
Genzo Motonaga. 80. Gardena, Cal. and Toka
Otsuka, "2 Kobe. japan.
Kiyogi Kaneko, 20, Oakland, and Takano
Teshim is, Nishino. Japan
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Continued From Page Is.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Local Securities Quiet and the TOno-
pahs Losing Ground.


1t was another dull day on the Stock and
Bond Exchange shares and bonds alike meet
ing with little attention. Spring Valley Water
was lower a: s37.371a. Stocks ex-dividend
under the rule were Makaweli Sugar 3Oc
Spring Valley Water 63c aud Union Sugar 3Oc.
IN the Comstock mining shares Savage and
Gould & Curry showed activity and
huctuation but the general list remained about
as before. The Tonopahs continued to weaken
off, but the downward tendency was more
pronounced and general than heretofore and
there was particular excitement in any
stock.
Dividends were paid as follows yesterday:
Giant Powder Con, regular monthly SOC per
share. amounting to $4,000: Hutchinson Sugar
Company regular monthly. 12hc per share.
amounting to S12, SEQ; Paauhau S. P. Company
regular monthly, 15c per share, amounting to
SIS, 200: California Wine Association. regular
monthly 42c per share. amounting TO SIS
2ST 81; Monte Cristo Oil Company. regular
monthly, 1c per share, amounting to $1,000;
the Marin County Water Company paid a resu-
lar quarterly dividend of T5c the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company, regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF 215 per cent the
preferred asserting and non asserting stocks
The Bell Telephone Company of Philadelphia
has declared regular quarterly dividend OF
~ per cent payable April 16.
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MARRIED.

MANAUGH- this city, April s.
1906 by the Rev. H. H. Bell. Louie Man
euCh of Live Oak Cal. and Matilda a.
Brown of San Francisco.
MERRITTT-CARRILLO- this city April
A. 1906, by the Rev. H. H. Bell Edwin B.
Merritt OF Petaluma. Cal, and Emma Car
rllo OF San Francisco.
PAGUE-MADISON-In this city, April 4,
1906 by the Rev II. H. Bell, Otto Pague
of San Francisco and Valma Katherine Madi-
of Portland Or.
WHITNEY-DALLYN-I this city, March "a
1906 by the Rev. H. H. Bell, Andrew j.
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. BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
eons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published once in this column
free of charRe
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nELINaUENr NoTIcEs.


DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE KILAUEA
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY-Loca-
tlon and place OF business. City and County
y OF San Francisco, State of California
NOTICE-There Is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account of Assess
ment No. g. levied on the Goth day of Febru-
ary 1906, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective Shareholders as
follows:
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board Of Directors made on the goth day
of February. 1906 SO many shares OF each
parcel CT such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction at the office Of the
company at 327 Market street troom 4. second
noor), IN the City and County of San Fran
cisco. State of California. Saturday, the
14th day of April. 1906 at the hour of three 81
o'clock p m. on such day to pay such de-
linquent assessment thereon. together with
cost of advertising and expenses of sale.
H. w. THOMAS. Secretary,
Office of the Company, 327 Market St, room 4,
second floor City and County of San
Francisco. State OF California.
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BORN.

BURNS-In this city. March 81, 1906 to the
wife of James ]. Burns, daughter.
FRENCH-In this city, April Z 1906 to the
wife of Frederick J. French
HINGSBERGEN-In this city, April Z. 1906,
to the wife of Herman Hingsbergen, son.
McBRIDE-In this city, March &C.. 1906 to
the wife OF Ben C. Mcbride. son.
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10 Giant Powder Con . 80 90
100 Honokaa Co .... IL. 90
100 MufraI Electric Light -. IS *
So 600 Cal G & z Gn NJ & IS. b 8. "a y
IS, O6O Cal Gas & Ell Gen NJ & 5ss - =
$21, eco q r OF + 4s............ S4.OO
Street
$50 Mutual Electric Light ......... 1S.I5
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Erickson, Mrs. syrena Rush James Kelly, 1
Ewing. George, II Schmitt, Anna, 15
Faubel, John, I6 Stone, Robert E., 10
Fitzgerald Tios., II Swain, Lucretia H. ~
Fraser, Daniel NJ. "a Thomas. VIM. H., 81
Gouin, Sarah, 30 Thompson, T. F., so
Hess, Henry
ALLEN-In this city. April 10. 1906. James
w. Allen. beloved brother of Mrs. L. Dent
Ter. native of Georgia, aged AZ years.
DFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Hail. where services will be held under the
auspices of San Francisco Aerie No. 3. F.
Q. E. Remains at the parlors of julius s.
Godeau. SO Van Ness avenue.
AUGUSTING-In this city April 10. 1906,
william dearly beloved husband OF Ami, Annie
Augusting, and I1,,,i devoted , father of Mabel;
Schleswig- -Holstein, Germany, aged 38Nyears
and 81 days.
BENNETT-In this city. April s, 1905, John
T.. beloved son of Robert and Ada Bennett.
native of San Francisco, Cal, aged years
and IL days.
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
residence. 1886 Franklin street. Interment
car from Thirtieth street and San Jose ave-
BowMAN-In this city. April TO- 1905. Anna
Bowman beloved and only daughter of Anna
A. and August Bowman, native of San
Francisco, Cal, aged is years months and
Is days.
U Friends and acquaintance respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
tThursday) at 80 p m, at the chapel of
N. Gray & Co., GA Van Ness avenue, thence
to st. Bonifaces Church, Golden Gate ave-
nue., between Jones and Leayenworth streets,
where services will be held, commencing at
D. M Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
BOYNTON-In Pleasant Valley, Cal, April O.,
1905 Alice c., beloved wife of George w.
Boynton. mother of Juliette and Arthur
Boynton, and sister of Mrs. Jessie b. Chit
tenden and joseph Baker, native OF st.
Joseph. Mo-, aged 46 years months and "a
days.
BURNS-In the City and County Hospital,
Aorl 10. 1906. Thomas Burns a native of
California aged 81 years.
CALZIA-In this city. April 8, 1906, the Rev.
Bartholomew Calzia, S. j., native or Italy.
aged GO years.
IVA requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repose of his soul today tWednesday)- at
a. m, at ST. Ignatius Church. The MEM
bers of the Ladies' Sodality of St. Ignatius
Church will assemble at their chapel today
"wednesday, at a. M, to be present al
the mass. Interment Santa Clara, by 10:30
a. m. train from Third and Townsend streets.
April 10. 1906 Martin Collins, native of
ireland aged Sc years.
COLLINS In Oakland. CAL, April 10. 1906
aged 81 Years.
CooNEY-In this city. April 10. 1906 John
Cooney, beloved husband of Margaret j.
Cooney and father of Joseph T., Virginia c.,
Ada T., and John F. Cooney. native Of
Roscommon, Ireland, aged rs years.
EyNotice of funeral hereafter.
CoURTNEY-In this city, April 10. 1906
James, beloved son of James d. and Julia
courtney, and brother of May G., Daniel j.,
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FRUITVALE ADV'T'SMNTS

FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
REDWOOD PARK.
REDWOOD PARK.
REDWOOD PARK.
LOTS LEFT
AT ORIGINAL PRICE.
$500 EACH.
$50 CASH AND IS PER MONTH
Somebody tried 10 steal our thunder, but
don't you care. Get in at once and make
$50 per lot in ten days.
GARDNER-FRICK CO. OWNERS OF
REDWOOD PARK, THE SELLER
46S TENTH ST, OAKLAND.
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WfmInk SLUCk8s
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the SAN Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
0.20 q m Session. (nrnafocks.
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS

OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-Continued
NJ T. MINNEY
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE
THE OPENING
real estate and fire insurance business. MY
self and two assistants have canvassed the city
thoroughly for property. which for some good
reason was for sale at low price, and as a
result We offer you the following:
INVESTMENTS.
sIo 5oo-corner; 75x1oO: east Of Broadway: 3
blocks from business center OF Oakland;
fats of 20 rooms and cottage OF rooms;
rented at s115.
oooOpLagge double nat; t5o close lh' east 0i
So eoo-New 5-room house; large lot; easy
walking distance: rented al $25:
this is only $3.50 foot. Think this
over.
COTTAGES.
s2OOO-sunny 4-room cottage. with good lot:
Alice st., near 9th: close to business
before viii be sold at orce.
i0oNe" east front @Gdern lot Go% sGa14o 90ns street
work complete; Linda Park; near street
car line - and Rs,,sT station cali 70 t0aag
you wish to see this before it is sold.
81. N.75o-same locality; Groom house; corner
lot; 100x15o
81. .7Oo-6-room house: 5 upper rooms rented
at Sl2 5O owner lives lower hoor
lot 5ox100: several fine fruit trees. wind
mill and tank; near 5oth ST. and San
Pablo avenue.
81 soO-New 5-room cottage; 56th St.. near
San Pablo ave; $500 cash. bal. to suit
Sc 25O-Eiegant Broom, new, modern cottagei
lot S3x19S: 4eth st. near Broadway;
small payment down, balance monthly
payments.
s., 25o-New thoroughly up-to-date bunga-
low rooms: East 9th st. lot 41:ox
1z0: this place is beautifully situated
on high ground. away from fog; easy
payments or will trade for vacant lots.
PIEDMONT.
sc. .5oo-High-class residence; 9-room modern
house and barn, situated on one OF tne
finest sites in Piedmont; beautiful un-
obstructed view owner bought this
ground when Piedmont property was
cheap: the house is nearly new ana was
built for home: lot 65x125
So 7O0-Beautiful bungalow home OF rooms
In Piedmont; lot 65x9o; easy payments
81 sOO-Jne Of the finest building sites IN
Piedmont 50x135: owner in Europe;
will raise price If not sold before his
return.
NJ T MINNEY,
40 Eleventh st.
Onen sundays Phone Oakland 5621.
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HENRY j. cALLAcHER co.

tSuccessors to Flanagan Gallagher)
DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth St, opposite Lincoln School,
Telephone South So
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. April 1o-2 p.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid Ask.
As or coup. .103 104 As or cp NV.
4s or reg -.1O3 1o3A 3s or COUP. 1O3A
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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UNITED UNDERTAKBRs.

-Funeral Directors and Embalmers--
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple.
NOW AT S66 MISSION. Tel. South 1877
Between Fourth and Fifth near Fifth st.
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
pFKINs VAN AND STORAGE CO., general
rnovers-We have the best warehouse IN the
West (only covered vans used). DON
MISTAKE THE NUMBER. 1O16 Broadway
Oakland; phone Oakland So7.
OAKLAND APARTMENT HOUSES.
Magill apt house, NV. cor 18th & Castro. E.
P Vandercook & Co. 1016 Broadway, Oklnd
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.
--------l~-~~-~~~~
WEBSTER. 136S-Sunny rooms: modern con-
veniences; with without board.
OAKLAND HOTELS.
HOTEL ALBANY. NE. corner Broadway and
18th ST F. A WILDER, prop, Oakland.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL today for bargains in furniture H
Schellbaas 11th St. cor. store, Oakland.
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Unlfsted secnrities.
California stock and On Exchpse.

$50 Sanitary Reduction works..... 400
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Sanitary Reduction Works o-Oo
Miscellaneous Bonds
Associated OIL Co IS Q922o. e3. 90 94.oo
OFFICIAL SALES
Morning Session
l3O Peerless OIL sssssssss t.oO
40 Peerless OH 80. 0O..............sss. SUI
Afternoon Session.
25O Home Oil ....--.-.............sss %
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DIED.

DIED.
Allen. James w, AZ johnson. Elizabeth, rs
Augustng Wlliam,36 Kane. Edward T.. 20
Bennett, John T., z Kills, Peter. 26
Bowman, Anna, 16 Knowles, Vera (infanO
Boynton Alice c., 46 Lawrence, -, So
Burns, Thomas, 81 Mass Wilhelmina, II
Calzia, Rev. Barthol- Mcguire, Mary L.
omew, 62 McDermott Martin
Collins, Martin SO Meeks, Washington, 10
Collins, Isaac, 50 Monahan, John s., SO
Cooney. John, 76 Murasky, Rose M, Al
Courtney, James, Naismith, Alice M. 81
Creyer. Adolph, 35 Owens, Allen L., m.
De Mise, John H. - Peters, Anna As
Donohue, Martin, T3 Riley, Eugene F.,
Erickson, Mrs. Syrena Rush James Kelly, 1
Ewing George. IA Schmitt, Anna, IS
Faubel, John, Io Stone, Robert E., 10
Fitzgerald Tios., IL Swain, Lucreta H, ~
Fraser, Daniel M, "a Thomas VIM. H., 81
Gouin, Sarah 20 Thompson, F. F., so
Hess. Henry
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$50 per lot in ten days.
GARDNER-FRICK CO, OWNERS OF
REDWOOD PARK. THE SELLER
46s TENTH ST, OAKLAND
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE, 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
BURR-PADDoN Co.
$50 Broadway. cor. Ninth St.
OAKLAND
SPECIAL SPECIAL
FOR INVESTORS.
Large Broadway Business Property
6oOO0-We can offer a very choice and
Well-improved business corner inside of l4th
this is large corner, with splendid frontage
on. Broadway, and present improvements con-
sisting Of good-sized buildings pay good
net income.
It is a practical certainty that this property
VIII Drlng S1yOiOo0 OF more inside Of o 3
months, and such an extraordinary opportunity
for both good income on the investment and
good profit win not be duplicated again in
Oakland for q long time
100000 cash viii handle this.
BURR-PADDON CO.,
$50 Broadway cor. Ninth ST.,
Phone Oakland 4es.
r F. CALLAHAN & CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
IS Post st--Tei. Private Exchange 240.
S5ooe-PosITIVELY A BARGAIN
rooms and bath; strictly modern; on north
side Of Twenty-secOnd St. near Telegrap Oh
ave; elegant carpets and curtains; house all
finished in hardwood improvements alone
worth the price asked. Get this quick.
r. =. CALLAHAN q CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
IS POST ST.
AN ORCHARD LOT.
'Sl250-Fine large building lot. 50x153: Grove
ST in choicest part Of Santa Fe Tract:
best surroundings; near by improvements
az new and modern; street work and
SIDEWALKS completed: fruit trees the
BREED BANCROFT. OAKLAND.
loeo BroadMay SD and Grove SITS.
................. LOOK .........-
s25OO-Two large building lots on 18th ave ::
y blocks 70 electric car; with a g.
room bungalow; modern: gas and cleo
tricity; street work done; everything
ready to move in take the whole OF n
for $500: cheap at $1,000; must sell; come
one. come all.
GEO. ". AUSTIN
1902 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
BUSINESS lot; right at Key Route station:
cure Of increase in value; see us at once
BREED & BANCROFT,
1000 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
A BARGAIN for some one near the new Key
route line on Twenty-second st; cottage Z
rooms and bath, 50x100. Brush St near
Twentieth: price 5000.
A. J. SNYDER. REAL ESTATE BROKER.
901 BROADWAY. OAKLAND, CAL.
s260O-FOR saIe-6-room modern house; lot
y0x15O; mill and tank: street work complete;
fine neighborhood. block TO cars and train;
80 minutes 10 city LANDEGAN. 1854 San
Pablo ave, Oakland
FOR BFST REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
IN oakland snd vicinity any kind,
eEE.......... LEONARD & CO.........SEE
62s Ssu Pablo ave. Oakland. tel. Oakland 367
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Continued on Page Elsvs..
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SOUTH BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

SOUTH BERK ELEY.
f31oo-Very desirable home: Queen Anne cot
tsge. nearly rew; rooms; south front;
gets the sun all day. lot +0xl45: street
work complete; blocks TO Key Route and
s. p. trains: easy payments
sssoo-Large. 2-story. 7-room house: lot 5ox
I'D: all modern improvements necessary
70 a home: nothing like It in Berkeley at
this price: $500 cash, balance terms: call
and see Il; 3025 Harper st; / block to
car . blocks TO local trains; get of at
Ashby station
n T MINNEY.
40 Eleventh St
Open Sunday. Phone 5621.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NT
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

e22Oo-Bargain: 5-room cottage; bath. pantry,
etc: lot s0x120: street work and walks
complete; handy 10 Key Route and S. p.
stations; terms 5000 down, balance $50
per month
G25cO-Ffne new Broom cottage; bath, pantry,
laundry: street work and walks complete;
convenient TO Key Route and S. P sta
tions; terms $3.50 cash, balance SIS per
month.
S2o0O-Beautiful new Broom cottage: well
built; bath. pantry, laundry, etc; fine
location; - blocks from Key Route and
s. P. stations: street work and walks
done; terms $3.50 cash. balance s25 per
month.
S2750-Elegant new 6-room Queen Anne house:
bath pantry, laundry; = toilets. etc: cleo
trio fixtures and fuel gas. handy to sta
tions; terms $500 cash, balance S25
monthly.
&3o00-Bargain. elegantly furnished new 8
room cottage; bath. pantry, laundry, etc. !;
handy to Key Route and s. P. stations;
furniture alone cost $500; the owner is
lesving town and must sell; terms half
cash.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-18
REV. JOHN n. COLE
Elected Superintendent of
. Methodist Orphanage.
Has Taken the Matter Under Advise
mcnt-IiiS selection is Considered
10 he an Ideal one For the
Position.

The Board of Directors Of n Me
thodist Orphanage We're in session
yesterday, the purpose being to elect
a superintendent to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Rev. John w.
Jenkins.
The Board unanimously elected Rev.
John n. Cole. now presiding elder Of
the Rockingham Methodist District,
one of the best known Methodist
preachers of h State. Mr.. Cole. who
being a director was present. has taken
the matter under adViSement and II
will be q week or ten DAYS before
he makes known his decision.
1t is declared by all who talked Of
the matter Yesterday that the selection
of Mr.. Cole is an ideal one, and that
if he accepts he will fill the position
pastor of Methodist churches in Dur
ham, Wilmington. Wilson and other
places, and has many friends here
where he was pastor OF Edenton Street
Methodist Church
TO fill the vacancy on the Board
of Directors caused by the death Of
Rev. John w. Jenkins. the Board
elected Mr.. S. c. Vann. Of Franklin
ton. AS 4 committee to prepare suit
able resolutions h appointment was
of Rev. T. \. Ivey. Mr.. joseph G.
Brown and Mr.. r. 7. Gray.
There were present at the meeting
Congressman r. n. Page, OF Aber-
deem, President; Joseph G.. Brown, of
Raleigh, Secretary; Messrs. J. A. Long
of RoXboro; w. $. Springer, of Will
mineton; w. 3. Boyd. of Warrenton;
Fred \. Woodland. of Wilson,; f. J..
Parrish of Durham; 3. t. Adams. of
-Four Oaks, .. *. Nimocks, of Fayette-
vile, Rev. j. \. Cole, Of Rockingham;
Rev. L. \. Ivey. of Raleigh; Messrs.
r. T.. Gray, J. S. Wynne and X. f.
Prince, of Raleigh.
Without any attempt to flatter the
members of the Board of Directors.
the remark of q gentleman who saw
them coming in a BODY from the
Chamber of Commerce office where the
meeting was held is quoted. Said he,
That IS as prosperous and as pure
a lookipg body Of men as have ever
gathered in the state in the same
number, II no institute in the State
could have brought 10 Raleigh q bet
ter looking BOard." This is praise
that is deserved, as ali will say who
nave seen the gentlemen named.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-18

North Carolina ". (. II. L.. to Meet
in WinSton-SaIenl November Sc.

The tWenty-fOurth annual cOnVen-
ton Of the North Carolina Woman's
Christian Temperance Union is called
TO meet in WinStOn-Salem November
9Th to 9Th inclusive.
Members of the convention are the
Executive Board, (see article ". on
page 81, Of State minuteS) one dele
gate at large from each local union.
one delegate for every twenty mem
bers thereof. and one delegate from
each Loyal Legion which has paid one
dollar dues into the State treasury,
and presidents OF local unions.
Mrs. Mamie Curtis, of Texas, who
has much experience in the work
and who is called the silVcr-tongued
orator" and winner Of ali hearts, viii
be with us. Several of our own
STATE workers win add interesting
features to the program.
Entertainment will be provided for
all delegates, and it is most earnestly
desired that there Do q full delegation.
and h~elpfulncss of your " state
nay get the benefit of railroad rates
generally accorded. making it posi-
bic for more to attend.
Honorary members and friends OF
the cause throughout the State are
cordially invited to attend. and visI-
tors from far and near are truly wei
come.
Local unions will not be unmindfuf
to appoint delegates early and max 6
every needed preparation for their at
tendance at the convention, n sead
names Of delegates. as soon as APP
pointed, TO Acting President.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-18
To DEATH
William Mangum in
Street Car Accident.
Ground.

Mr.. William AIangum. Of Raleigh.
tlVlng beyond the coIored blind school
ABOUT sixty years old, q former Con-
federat soldier, now gag in farm
ing anu hauling sand, came within !,
lidlf breadth OF death yesterday .f-
tefhoon at five O'Clock. when q street
car struck the buggy in whicn ne and
UT. William Durham We're riding.
tlfeW nm out, and innicting injuri =
on n head and arm.
Inc accident occurred at the corner
~ Fayetteville and Davie streets. and
i was car number three in charge If
conductor II. Bunch, Motorman r +
Mr.. Aangum was driving
from East DaVie street with Mr.. Du~-
nam IN the buggy. The car was com
ing from the Marlborough House ana
as tire buggy was cross The track the
car struck il, stopping almost imrned-
lateIy. Three wheels Of the bueg,
We're smashed badly. while Mr.. Nan
gum was thrown out between tha car
and II, his head cut and arm hurr II
vas taken at once to Rex HOSPITAL be
ing cared for by Dr.. j. r. Rogers. He
TAINTED after reaching the hospital nm
soon recovered and was able to 70 IN
MS home. ~ -
passengers on the car and parties on