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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

-See notice Of sale Of q valuable
tract OF land tor partition, by W. r.
Haw kf6s, Comnis.i Toner.
The Orange County Pension
Board will meet on ths frst Monday
In July, and appA s,ipn blanks ate
now III the bands Of Major .. Fl.
Hamilton, Clerk Of the Court, To
send TO Confederate veterans OF
thein widows upon application,
i-Have you weakness Of any
kind-stomsch, back, or any organs
OF the body Don't dope yooTseh
with ordinary medicine. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountsin Tes is the So,
prsms curstive ower.tr9 IS cents,
Tea or5.Tablsts. w. A. Hayes. :.
MIR. William kirkland, one 81
our eoouty's best citizens, died 1t
bis home in Chapel Hill township
pm Thursday; May q, aged about
~ years. He had been ii feeble
health tor q long time. The de
ceased il survived by two q and
one daughter. The funeral services
asre conducted by Rev. HIS. Brad.
shaw q, New Bope church Fridsy
morning.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

The: Atlantic and North Caro-.
fns. Company announces that the
Atlantic Hotel. Morehead City, N.
one Of the, most. popolar resorts
oHthe Atlantie Coast, will open for
guests June is, 1905, under new
that the hotel has
been r%etainted and repaired and
gut in FIRST class condition. For
rates aud reservations, apply by let.
ter TO Frank p. Morton. Manager,
Atlantic Hotel. Morehesd City, N.
Z. ~ So
: Judge F'ergasons told Sheriff
Andre s while IN town Monday of
last week holding Court, that from
what he had seen a. the March and
May terms of Orange Superior
Coor,, annless the AJAX books paid
pretty we'll, he thought the Sheriff
chances ,,for starving we're pretty
good This is quite a compliment
to the, old county SOnr people, gen
orally, are law abiding. and behave
aboo, as we'll as .soy people on the
face of the earth But let os tell
you DON'T step on their corns or
KICK one Of their dogs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
An item OF Intereat.
We guarantees the quality Of every.
we sell It not first ASS re.
turn.
FANCY GROCERY co.

-Salvei Salvei Spread the Sal,e
but let it be P!ae sslve, natures rem
edy for CUTS hutns, sores, eto. Sold
by Reynolds & Walker. ].
Both of. The North Cas"iins
Coz f~erences "f the Me,hodist Epis.
coral Church. South. Will be bro
s'ded over this yesr by BishaptMiI
g'"n 2 Nj AFys. Nassmber 14,t
aud q k.cky Mnsn, Deoem Der 9th
Miss Josepa,De Paris, daughter
of Or aud Mrs. - G.. Parr,s. re
Z nrne.i 10 her hene at this pIsc- Last
week trnm the Salem Female Acad.
envy and College, Wnneton-Salem,
where sh~ graduated at the regent
commencement with high honors.
We. learn from The papers tina, Misa
Eleanor Fries aud Miss Josephine
Farms, in most approprlats and
bean,,t"l langogage, presented the
hrautif'l memorial gate.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
GAEESoF = VALUABLE TRACT
= So y or T.AND

BY virtue 81 authority given the un-
deisig.aea m an. order, Of the Sn! erior
Court o. orange County. ina special
proceeding entitled John IL. Kenioa.
Administrator Of Martha =. thompson
against { htries. T. lines an. others
heirs-at-4aw. l will ssfl 10 THE highest
bidder at the cunrt hotiSt. .lOnr in Hills
boro. on Monday, June 4il. 1906 a
tract OF land lying an icing in. Hi'la-
boro township adjoinlng Ia DIS Of $ +.
Kirkpatrick Oh the north. one.the east
by the janis OF Harry Holden. or. the
south by the land OF W. &, Fore, and
on the west by the lanu Of $ p. Kirk.
patrick, containing l47. IL acres. more
or. less. Z
Sale IS made to make assets to pay.
- Z.
Terms OF sale : One-third cash. one
third in s; months and the balance in Ia
months, with 6 per cent. interest on
deferred payments from date of sale ;
or purchaser may havs privilege to pay
all cash.
This 7th day OF May. 1903.
! JOHN q. KENYON,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

"A timely warning. beware.pt
limitations and remember that each
package Of the genuine. originate and
old relisble Foulxis Celebrated
Horse d Cattle Powders. kno wn
throughout the entire. United States
TO. over . halt century,, is covered
with > pink wrapper, ON which is
Printei IN black toar cots "A poor
horse and 3 fat horse fauing each
o,her 3 COW with milk.maid milk.
ing q hog With 3 curl 10 bis tail.
Buy no box or package, on which
the word Condition" Powder is
printed and be surh. you will always
AK, for Fou,1's Horse dnd Catt1e
Posoder when our goods are re.
CURED. The David e. Foa,x Co.,
Baltimore, Md. Selling agent w.
A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
DEATH ot.C1cERo " FAucrrrs.

D1ArH oEscrcsao " FAUorrrs.
On Tuesday, Mat p, Mr. + 4
Faucetts wss called u Baltimore IS
2 telsgram announcing The c~ritiost
illness OF bic sbrothet, Mr.. cicero M:
Faucette NJ. FaucAtte lvft Hill.
boro Wednesday morning and when
he reached Bai,iNors he foand III
brother : corpse, having died rSes
dsv night ahout II O'clock. sa,v
suddenly, with Br:ghts disease. The
remains were brought 10 Hillsboru
Saturday morning and the funeral
eervices were held IN the Methods,
church Saturday afternoon st 4
o'clock, Rev. NJ. M. McFariand. the
ioastor, condocling the services.
The following-named gentlemen
acted - pxli bearers Messrs. All
Gordon, ". F. Parks, George 4.
J 8. Sturgeon, Allen !
Ruin and s w. Andre vs
The in,erment vas made ID tie
fni!y lot +, % the new cemetery ],
The deceased was the oldest. .on
Of the late Robert +. Fancette aad
vas aged IS years and B months,
lHe Is survived by three brothsrs
and one sister. The Oh. esver 81.
tends heartfelt sympathy 10 The be
reaved.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
j.
a,.-,sA |. . ths Kind You Aas Flways Ssgsths
( &MNIzM !.
.toF LAND FOR PARTITION.
GALE OF A VALUABLE TR act

soF LAND FOR PARTITION.
By virtue Of an order OF the. Superior
Gontt OF Orange. &c unity entitled jas.
+. McAd.ms and 2sothers against D. II.
Mo ksdams. the undersigned will otter
TOR sale to the highest bidder ut public
au ,flOn on the pre- lhises on the 18th day
gt Jpne, 1905, at Ia o'cinck n.., a salua-
Bile tract OF land in Orange County, and
known as tho A. Faadis MSAdalns
home place, containing l45 Ia acres,
more. or less, adjoining the land Of W.
Y. .Wxrren~on the south, j.. B. Rich.
mono and r. w. Vincent on tho west,
and +. W. Vincent and j. A. Hese on
the north. and James Il. McAuams or.
the exst.
Terms of sale: One-third cash OH
day oilsale, one-thir,T in 6 months. que.
third IN l23gxAOnths with interest OF de
fer4ed pay4n8 nts from Late of sale, .Pir-
chaserstcska Isfiurege OF nsyfnga All
the purctIfss money on ton firAatiom OF
This 25shlsdIas Of NAV 1906
Hg5 w. r. III AWKINS.
Hsgs@ss., COfmmisSion4rs
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

/, The g7ms and rssiss obtained
from pine srees have long been ra.
'oognlsed - highly beneficial in the
Urea, uiept of ~bAckaohe, kidney and
bladder troubles. Plue. ulas il The
name Of 4 new medicine, the princi.
pal ingredients of which come from,
the pine forest. Of our owh native
land. Sold by Reynolds d Walker
M. Rob,ne,,e B. Hayes, i
member Of the Graduating Class,
sends Us the following invitation :
The Regents of the University OF
Maryland and Graduating Classes IN
Medicine, Law and thsrmscy re-
quest your pre>euce at the 99,h An
nual CommenceMent OF the School
OF Medicine, 36th, Annual Con
mencement Of the School, Of Law.
oath Annual Commen,epSn. Of the
of Pharmacv, Maryland
College Of Pharmacy) Moniav
evening, June fourth. 1906, at eight
fifteen O'Clock. Academy Of Music,
Ballim ore."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

Travelling Statesmen. Mus, fot.
n'sn r~efeFences and insest 81, 600
~ hrst.class. 6 per cent. bonds.
oa'ary and Expenses sid Expen.
snoe nat required we beach BUSINESS
AZ our M.ls The Mhee,iugs Roof.
'ing q t:Yrnice Company, Wheel.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as Admin
istrator OF the late J. a. Pool. 1
hereby notify all persons indebted to
said estate. to make Immediate payment
to me. and all persons having claims
against the said estate must present
them ito the undersigned properly
authentlcateu on or before the 14th day
Of May. 1907. or this netice will be
plead in liar Of their recovery.
This 18th day of May, 1905.
D. s. MILLER,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
Fine rains.

Wheat crop very promising )
Attend your primary Saturday.
Tie Sheriff's sale of land for
p,es will take place at the court
house next Monday, Jone 4th.
The regular monthly meeting
f the Board OF County Commis.
ucners will be- held next Monday,
June 4. -
Mrs. VIM. Snow and, Miss Sue
Hayes will leave HHlsboro Thurs
day morning tor Baltimore 10 visi,
~nts!ives.
-M4sars Henry and Willie
Brown, sons of Mr.. Clair Brown,
are visiting their grandfather, Mr..
Henry N. Brown, ST., at Hillsboro.'
For headache, oous,ipasion, etc.,
Dade's Little Liver Pills are best
They cleanse and. TONIC Tho liver;
Bid by Reynolds $ Walker.
Rev; T. J. Gs,tis, OF the Npr,h
Carolina Conference, died Last Sa'
krday at his home, in Charlotte HI.
|ephew, tlr. s NJ, Gattis, OF Halls
Ioro, attended the .uuersl
Col. and Ms, Bennehan Can..
ron have a. tb"ts guests at Raleigh
Apring St. Mara Coma mence,uen,,
(shop aud Ms. ROBBERY. Strange.
td Miss Adelaide Meares of VIII
iiog,on.
physicians recommend Sbriner's
indian Vermlfuge In their prac,i g.
y a superior article for destroying.
Ad espe'liog worms. Only Is.
%ta bottle. For sale by w A
Hayes Druggist
-Csp'ain W W. Beard. IF
man. ~ ga, visited: his sisters Mr.
W. A. Hayes and Mss Ma. ia
oesrd' at this place last Friday
lan was Captain Boards frs, Wis.,,
!" HIll'ooro in thirty years. :,
Mrs. E. A, Rpsemoud attended
,s' C'mmencemeIt Exercises Of the
VOW ~a,ne'n Conservatory of Music At
durham laat w~eek,swhere her daue....
W. Miss Elise Rufin Rosewond,
'e''ed a teacher's certificate and
nS awarded the Snyder medal Tor
' "s ,g'ea'es' Improvement in four
s %.''' To be selected by the pr.nci-
;. Mr. AMI NJ 3. Henry N. Brown.
A.. 'S'rned TO Hillsboro on Toes.
ra"' 'a'' week FROM Birmingham,
lava "a we ere they sisted ire.
r. e"ay OF 'he" on, Mr. Ulaud w.
HWY ard attended the sessions Of
n.y. a. 'en,'al C"f-reooe Of the Meth.
H.. E''sso al Chu,ch, South.
~y were delighted with their
wat en- ttiy
~, ia D morratio preolo, meet.
Cs',, ~'ll be held tbroosbou, the
s,t %'y Iest Saturday to slect dole.
Ss1 S TO the C"apty CONGESTION to
~ \ 'e D a, H'lsboro on june o
a,Is. county Convention. will eleo,.
%, |' 'd'' to the Safe, Congressional
by y '''''ai Ca2sen,ions. This be-
s', ,F very beginning OF campaign
!, 'A'"'rry Democrat sbould he =
b , I'd College, Lstleton. n.
Bs,, bu I y. "'se Cc'tage, Willouehby.
ll, QUE: Is Va a, will both be opened
lau ~ as summer hotels. !. The
se,, a sra Of L'uleton College will
u y september 10. SommeT ,,",h
h y : College, at Louise Cot.sna
lpus, nome viii be offered to "a
ep y women Who make Immediate
%li,s,on o n address : j. NJ. Rhodes,
"-. sM
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
M. L. TAYLOR q SISTER.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS.

Having qualified as Administrator up
on the estate OF lane Garden, deceased.
| hereby notify alt persons having
claims against the said estate to exhibit
them to thernndersis ned on, or before
April 5tbs 1907, or this notice will be
plead in bar OF their recovery, and all
persons INDEBTED to- said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 9Th day of April. 1906.
5. j. HALL,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
!, a MOUNTAIN or Gor.n

\ Mrs. 01 f.a bring y, as much happiness
|Nls, as dIu1'a W,!ke. OF Caroline,
|eas ArO NJ" one ne 25o box of Buck,
Petely coraa gave, when it com,
|tss which baa a running sore on her
|San. una. mad tortured her. % lopp
ssAe., .,gonsa,est antisep,ioshealer II
VA, B,un"as and Sores. 25o {,
'ye'' Drugstore,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
SORE NIPPLEs.

A cure may be effected by applyt
ing Chamterlain's Safve a. soon as.
the child Is done nursing. Wipe ii
of with a soft cloth before ALLOWING
tbs child 10 nurse. Many trained
purses use uhis salve with the hes,
resul,s. Price Is cents per box,
Sold By. w. A. Hayes. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
1909.
SPRING
AND
SUMMERS
IIIINERY

Our Spring and Summer Millinery
is w. ready for inspection and is
op.to.d date. in styles and quality.
We have bought just such a stock
as We know will please our GUS
TONERS.
The latest styles in trimmed and
untrimmed Hats tor all ages and
olasaes and a, moderate prices.
The ioveliest Flowers and Rib.
hons. and pretty line Of Fancy
Collars, Handkerchiefs, Combs, Jew
elry, and q complete stock Of every
thing in millinery.
Mait orders solicited, snd we
guarantee prompt attention aud sat.
lsfaction. :; i
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

Ell. Eubanks, one OF the defendants
abov4 namcd. will take notice that an
acton entitled as above mas been COM
menced in the Superior, Court of CIR
ange County to partitions eel tain real
estate situated in the said county and
to sell certain real estate situated IN the
said county of which the parties to this
action are tenants I'm common, as
devisees under the last will and tesla
ment OF the late sW.5H. Eubanks, of the
aforesaid county and State; and the
said defendant will further take notice
that he Is required toiappear before the
Clerk OF the Superiol Court OF. said
county the 9th, day OF June, 1906, at ii
O'clock a. IA. at the court house III said
county In Hillsboro, N. c., and answer
or demur to ttie petition in said action,
or the petitioners will apply to the
Court fHr the relief demanded, ID the
said petition.
D. H. HAMILTON.
Clerk of the Superior Coutr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
DISBURSEMENT
GEORGE A. DURHAM.
/, Town Treasurerir

All Fines anil Penalties now i'm
posed and collected by the Mayor,
ot Hiilsb"r", are paid. TO the C.,on,y
Tstasn,@r. 1This e1paa@s why the
'sS.uont Ut Fines in above report II
only IS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

office opens a. 500 :. m. Close.
u $3.50 p. m. Sal
Mail going East closes S:25 .. N.
,pd 3:25 .. IN. &
, Mail going Yves: closes 1890 ..
4, and 4:S0 p. 10.
Money order books CLOSE 400 p. %.
CHARLES G. RosEMoHD, r. NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
0A9roHIAs,4
'sasy, the The Kind You Have fwas BosgA
. AZzZM 4.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE
MENrs Of THE Town OF
A1LLsBpRo FOR THE YEAR
ENDING MAY l. 1906.

The following ~ q repor, of the
receipts and d'sbarsensn,s for tn.
Tow" Of tl'l-h no t'.r. the year end.
ing May !, 1906 a. shown by the
Tow" T ea.n'er's books ).
Geo A. narham, T"~n Treasurer,
in accosut With the Town of
flillsooto
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

= T1ME TABLE,
arm Railway Co.
srpEcr FEBRUARY "A, 1866.
WEST BOUND.
II, III. Mixsd, Raleigh and
,!'a"sboro, due ST Hilhboro SAT
> S a., 1o7, Local PASSENGER, do At
o;l.boro 1923 q. 70.
/ No. 1856, Local Passenger. due At
ndhbo,o sol p' ~.
u, Il2. Mixed, Greensboro and
o1 SI due a, Hil'sboro At 2:t3
No. |, 1903, Loc.l Passenger, das At
a1lsboro SAT q. o.: 81.
No. 1856, Local Passenger, due It
alsboro S:53 Pm.
No. 1903 makes connection At Dur.
,.m for Richmond.
No. fs3, Local Freight, going
West, due to arrive At H'lisboro 81
100 3. a.. depar. ll:5o .. N.
No, 1854, Local Freight going
~, due At Hillrboro-, =. l:S0 p N.
~ W. II. RAr, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

GTATE OF NORTH CAKULINA,1
~ ORANGE COUNTY. {,
N the Superior Court, Before Me
Clerk, Nag 9th, 1903.
r. A. Euaanks, A. 8. Eubanks and l. S.
Eubanks, -
sAgGtnst
4. Fl. 'Eubanks and Elizabeth May
Parish.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
Accounts A1ioS1ea H.
fhe H9ard o. County
C0nhEnfkstu ners

- Al1OV VHd .bvl
th6 B6ard o. Countv
ConAmfksio ner@
The following - II ] ..
lowed byftbe Beard / IN 81
era Of Orange Conny az - ! s..
aDonthly meeting held ~ M .iay
May :, 1906.
Fancy Grocery Company
spnplies County n me, 3. % 90
w W. Warren, wor. 81
County Home, Il 90
Efland Milling Com. my
hour for County Home, q 40
". a. ShaHklin work 10 81
Y u. Pore Timber SO Os
Lew MoAdams expense
10 asylom. Is O5
Little RIVER township. 1890
Geo. McCfa.ken in,er4et, IS %
John Laws Clerk, 20 90
II y. Mnrdock j.,rua, 4 SO
Eii W oods Juror, i 81
John A. Woods Juror, 81 so
DR. Q. PARIS Coroner, % 90
:. ". Andrews She If, 81 10
=. H. Hamilton Clerk, 81
y II. Han,il,o, Clerk, / SO
G.. Il, Parish Treasurer,
bal due spieca tax 1904, 16b 80
John Baldw'n support, 30 90
EIias6s1h TAo5 d support. 4 80
Anna Ksle snpport, p 90
Harriet Clark support, 4. so
Miss Newman suppor,, I so
Sally Phkard support, POO
Ann's, Parker support son. - 90
The tollo wing named p+rsons were
allowed 81 each FIR support: !
Gus Scott, Prior Var, en-, lizzie
Warren..adHarper Alii~on; J+nn,
Chavers, Jerry Russell Becky 4,
ley, W. a. Dorhe,,y, Anna White.
George Paul, Willis Ca'es. MARY
Woods. Henry Ray, Rachel P.ul,
Jack Wilson, IA Wo d. Adline
Foister, Mrs Maih use, Mss Pick
ct, Sally J.. LIeyd, Ma garei E lie,
Nancy Crab,ree. PaHha Pc, Wi
Dodd,i Susan Bn,ch Mar. An
Smith aud Ann Scarlet.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31
Notice.

This is TO notify sll persons who
are indebted to tho undersigned
that all Of :our accounts have been
placed in the hands OF G. d Turner
for collection. he has tuli power
and authority b. enforce collection
Of the same. If yeu owe us any
thing 1t will be 70 your in.eres, to
j PARKS 4 HEDaPETH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-05-31

UNCLAIMED LKrrERs
Remaining ia the pos,.omoe !,
HHtsboro, May &c, 1905:
Gaole,,. Miss Cora.
Cape, N. Charlie.
alshappell, Jahn.: !
Jnhnstoh. Mss S. J.
lLa,ia, So. !
rs'aons calling for above Ist,er.,
viii please say 'ad .s, tised y s,
caAaLEs 9. Ross4oED, T. ID.
I'll y no, dldscol.. Is rel;ava
olflid, Bleeding, ircK}og or Dro,rud.
ing piles with ManZan. the vre.,
pile remedy. Il jstpat opiu osiiabs.
ao'e tooes with nozzle. aud NAV DO
g sroduced and applied At the sen,
o. the. trouble. stu ID pa,n in,tan,Iv.
Sold y ResnoIdsd Walker.
I'M
Ninth Jndicfan D14+r,.%
Conventions.
The Democratic Conyes1ioh,. for
the Ninth judicial District ii hereby
called 70 meet il ,tecily of1Darham
g thursday. the l4,h day Of June.
lSO6, ~ II o'clock IN ia the county
court house, tor lhespnrpose Of nom.
mating candidates for Judge oe the
Saper'ors Coo., for he Nin,h Jadi
c.a' District and tor Solicitor Of said
By order MAhe COMMITTEE
JOHN N WILSON'S &
AIM. eAswooD,
Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30
Washington Society Notes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Miss Root, daugh-
ter OF the Secretary Of State, and Mrs. Root
entertained a large company of young
people at dinner this evening in honor Of
her guests, Miss McCook and Miss Harri-
man. Covers we're laid for forty.
Senator and Mrs. Foraker entertained
at dinner this evening.
Miss Katherine Elkins, daughter of Sena-
tor and Mrs. Elkins. entertained at a dinner
dance this evening in honor Of her guest,
Miss Pauline Morton, who was the only
debutante in the Cabinet circle two years
ago, and Miss Morton's fiance, j. Hopkins
Smith, who is the guest of Senator and
Mrs. Hale. Covers were laid for twenty
four, and the dinner parties of Miss Root
and of Senator Hale, making in all about a
hundred guests, joined later in a n
Mrs. Straus, wife of the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor, was the guest OF
honor at a tea this afternoon given by
Mrs. James r. Garfield, wife of the next
Secretary of the Interior.
Miss Elise Calderon, daughter Of tho
Bolivian Minister, was hostess at a tea
this afternoon for young people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30
THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY.
branch 20 De Established in BROOKLYN
Next Wednesday.

The Legal Aid Society will open a Brook
lvn branch at 1856 Remsen street on January
2, to take care of legal business for those
who are too poor to employ a lawyer. For
several years the number Of clients coming
TO the Manhattan Office from Brooklyn
has averaged more than 1000 a year, aud
the need of a Brooklyn branch has long
been recognized, but its establishment has
The new branch will be in charge of Mrs.
Cornelia X. Hood. as manager, and an as
sistant attorney of the society: The or
ganization aids men and women in recover-
mo effects retained by employers, land
lords and the like, the collection Of wages
and such matters. 1t also looks after the
interests Of many deserted wives IN com
neIling husbands and relatives to give
them proper support. The only charge
h a nominal retainer Of 10 cents, and even
this is often waived. In 1905 the society
had the cases Of 1872 persons and re-
covered for them SOL $40. Eighteen law
yers are constantly employed in this work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30
SUES COMMISSIONED HEBBERD.
DismI ssed Hospital OriciaI Wants 2 900
for Damage TO HIS Moral Character.

Charities Commissioner Robert W. Heb
berd was served last night with papers in n
suit brought against him by Edward j.
Kelly, a former deputy superintendent OF
the Metropolitan Hospital, on BlackwelPs
Island. Kelly sues for s25 900 damages.
which he alleges is the extent TO which his
moral character" has suffered through
his being dismissed by Commissioner Heb
berd INC through the things that the latter
made public concerning iii
Kelly served as a deputy superintendent
of the Metropolitan Hospital for about
two years. He was appointed by Commits
sioner Tully. His salary was 81 coo a year.
with free quarters and board for himself
and his wife. Commissioners Hebberd dis
missed Kelly on October 10.
An investigation into Kelly's fairs dis
closed that he had secured a draft belong
ing to a patient from the property clerks
office, CaShed it and kept the money for a
considerable time before returning 1t. h
draft was for $3.50. Kelly got hold OF 1t on
July 5, this year, and dld not return the
money until August 9.
Commissioner Hebberd commended that
Kelly had no right to take the draft and cash
il. and when Kelly stated that he had been
requested 10 do 80 by the patient Mr., Heb
berd said that such a matter should have
been referred either to himself or Deputy
commissioner Baker. The deputy super
intendent aid he had turned the draft over
10 a political friend who was delayed, IN
cashing it. Commissions Hebberd called
on Kelly for a more convincing explanation,
and al this was not forthcoming the Com
missioner dismissed him.
In the course Of the investigation into
the matter of the draft a number OF things
came out concerning Kelly that the latter
sets forth as damaging TO his moral char
acter." One of these brought in the name
of one of the nurses. Ii became public also
hat Kelly had on more than one occasion
had trouble with his wife. She caused his
arrest for %n-suppo and beating her.
Commissioners Hebberd said last night
that Kelly several times had demanded
10 be reinstated and threatened to sue if
he was not put back in his old Job Com
missioner Hebberd says he told Kelly to go
ahead and sue.