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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22
Financial.
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Diridend Notices.
-ETE CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.

GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.
DIVIDEND no 81.
A. meeting the Board Of Directors OF the Greene
Consolidated Copper Company hold the office OF the
company. No. - Broad street New York. on Friday,
February 10Th. 1907 dividend Of four cent t4Fo)
was declared upon the capital stock o. the Company
payable 9th 1907 to stockholders OF record on
February 2Sth 1901.
Transfer close the close Of business on
THURSDAY February IS 1907, and reopen March II.
-'0' G. d FRASER. Treasurer
AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY.
4 quarterly dividend GO. 81, OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. the Common Capital stock
OF the American Graphophone co. viii be paid on
March L. 1907 stockholders OF record March J. 1901
By order Of the Directors
EDWARD d EAsTON. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22

CoTTON-The cotton market decidedly nrn1er
during to-day's trading, which was on fairly
active scale, sales for the day being estimated
$4,000 bales. The close steady at net advance
Of T4l4 points The market opened steady c ad-
vance of al points IN response higher cables
large sales in the English market and covering
Of shorts for the holidays Prices continued
improve With slight interruptions during the middle
session and best point Of the March soG q
zee - points from the low level previous
day and u points higher Toward the close there
realizing the active months slipped
points the best these positions being gener-
ally "a 10 points higher the finish. Liverpool
made n very firm showing and the larger spot saca
there undoubtedly factor. while private cables
reported a demand crop
Continental spinners. New Orleans also ruled steady
with March relatively strong. the cTst
March notice day there but little
6ered local traders expressed opinion that
the notices here Tuesdny would he comparatively
light and would further depression and there
persistent during tina day that large
outpde interest buying the months. South
SPOT markets unchanged isC lower. ar-
CordiuE tho official reports received up the
OF business, and receipts continued liberal Priyat.
wires from New Orleans reported a better SPOT
Iuand that point
The range Of contract prces the local market 20
saw Was
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET RERoar-

rv,r,r-r,,- New YORK, February 81 1907.
'pFFEE-The coffee market made a rrafr,, s,sa1v
showing Today and fairly active There was some
IteF March liquidation. but the offerings promptly
asoToea and after opening unchanged points cher
a4 showing some iTreSuiaIity during middle
'He market closed steady 4 advance Of e., J
points sales for the estimated Mt 81 100 bags
- - eStlinateG that the most prominent
local market have purchased about bags March
contracts during The last days is supposed
~ ihese peopN together with large roasting interest,
VII take Up practically all the March
contracts. The absence q pressure March
longs in the late trading predictions
On saturday would be accompanied further
io OF consequence and TIE bulls believe that stop
tE OF these notices by people known be in sympathy
WIN me Na.or1atoE plan can hardly fail make
impression on sentiment particularly viii
control Of large proportion available supplies IN
consuming countries the hands very strong and
presumably bullish interests while
cordng 70 latest reports continues buy up the hest
part Or fresh arrivals a. the primary Receipts
AZ interior Bazian points We're little heavier. accord
ing 10 the Gay cab.cs but long the Eovenment's
demand continues these a pressure against
markets Brazilian markets We're unchanged Santos
naming nominal Hayre y TO J higher. ana
Hamburg was net unchanged. spot coffee reported
IN active demand with prices steady the basis OF
fOr Rio No =
Tho range Of contract prices
9 follows:
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ss s5$:; r,''..: se' D" "a g: 81.
Corn:
3aE::.:..::... $50 So. 5a ST. 81: s ~:
oa Vita 1p6 o66ted a 5 Is @d a hfP s
es s On 5F Ti au spot q1oea at 1s0 0
quoted at 400 IFS Cd and futures at f0T lis Cd.
a. % 25e scroyo at % 5 wa! ana CASTING at
do ava a n a. was uhcaleq az ~ lVS IN I.o
az f25 los In London and remained firm at 6S0a 8soo
market with standard foundry quoted At 5's and ceve-
aage No s4a g3 Nd 4S quoted SIS S
so 10, Inc ma6e5 for pig IRON certihcates et me
Transactions standard foundry grades quoted as
81 80; ApTii S2I 5oa $22; hsy $40 5o4SA 90 and
MoLAssEs AND sYRTPs~A good Jobbing business
"S nGtea Tor n9asses Win stocks com2H9@'yfIy S
Sn% gsaaq fa5 so0d ions f9 &
tie, S7T 4Ss sYRjPa common f3a &c fair 10 lie,
olLs-Cottonseod oil was steady on light receipts
@slso sales. 100 b6ls Tebrnar 4ss 45Ss3 200
gniGsr; Refined pstrolsu% is moving out s'o2a
Quote ~' T1S 4T y IsSe@ "a b b Sc bulk
+50e Phiia4slRhla 7oG bulk 45e refined cages
New York. bbls, 075c. hulk 65oc: Phadelphe; 66ls,
Philsdeiphia ia Doe "G'o5TTGNsEED 0IfIPrimc
MaroG '2 27aP47aS e MAN. 46 a
a OF summer yellow. Az g45'sc: good off summer
yellow - 2 q - &C.: prime white DC prime is,
NV AZ 42e; out Of town raw 4oa hc Calcutta raw
WORCESTERSHIRE provision market rather nar-
row an day. showing at fret steady tone on smaller
or Win grain closing at the lowest point ana rom 3egs
lard chicago sacsPts IS 900 hogs estinatei for Friday
o7,oG2 PoRK frm; quoted: Mess SIS 5oaSla %: fam
Ma' n liza ~ :s 80 sgaa} ' R 90 k PlS d Sa a6d At
s5 10 csc i66 NJ ~; 14o n 9S: PCS i6aIGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rlverr5a. Feb q -,7otirr-vIIEAT spot. strong; 10
red Western winter 81. futures steady March -
5'fd: Aay. Cs sd: July. s. I'D C,99RAH.--5p93..
future, nrn. March. - 4'.d: Ma, Is sd PEASa-
Canadian steady GF 0i-d HOPS. M london tPacihc
CSast. quiet t3at4 rI.OUR-st Louis fancy winter
dull - %. REEF-E~tra India mess dru. Sos 81
TDRK-Prirle Western firm. Sos 81. HAMS
short cut III n dull. 55s BNCON-t'aIu nd
rut 20 n DULL Dos 81; short rib, - 10 2% -,
quiet 58s Cd. long. clear middjes Hight : % - u,
stead, 81, long clear middies. he9vy. - 10 80 H.
c'ear backs l6 20 20 -. quiet, 4ss
Ca clear bellies Il 1s 10 duII. 55s. shoulders.
aru. IN terces quiet. as American refined in pals.
0gtsr TEEESF,-f SEadiau. finest white,
strong COS. Canadian finest coloret. strong. 0ss
TALIOW- Prime city strong. &5s TURPENTINE
SHIRTS strong acs Ga. IINSEEp OIL steady @3s Sd
BJ,TrER-Fiuest Uhlted states. CAS- nominal. good
T-Dltod states SIS nominal PETROLEUM steady,
6Nsd ROsIS-CpuraoH FIRM. los si4d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22
( contract prices IN the local market 20

re l@sf sdss f sPo1 s@i14 9ppd ted ad
markets were teleeraphed as follows: Mobile steady
quiet and unchanged lose sales. 1l2o bales Nor
Baltimore nominal and unchanged 1913 Little Rock
steady and unchanged a. 10 l-l6e 81 Louis quiet and
10 1876: sales. sG5 bales New orleans Arm and
steady ana unchanged ct 1870. augusta steady ana
S e ana Ice bjgher e. 10 ssics Gao
$500 az rs-a,,y 80 ,eoSt, ,o,, e. $50
Houston. 1000 10000 bales against soG3 lnst wee
sgai1st Ia53 last week ana SCI year and at Now
Snd 4sss 'I as 90 bales against last week
Cotton Exchange special LvsrPooI cables: Spot cot
export 900, American, II 600 receipts % 900 ali
American; mddilng upland 597d Futures opened
9a,aHee q ~ Poins, neGTGSTy 15Ga o6rn21y
mny-June. 55Sd; June-July, 557d July August, 555d
October Norenber. 5455li; November December and
Manchester: Yarns quiet and nrm; cloths steady.
FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour quiet to-day at Old
Knsa, ced rev a TaeI low Wt grace wns T R6
ts Paen & 6osa ss spring GEAR s. Sass H. eR
No winter Sc 9oQS3; extra 40 winter 81 Soa$2 so
spot arrive RYE FLOUR hrm quoted: Fair TO
&h = 1n S au5 S : Kin G5 81 as to Brd
RAG MEAL firm quoted Fine white ana yellow. 81 1nQ
Gr6 n: quoted Y eterH spring So 50; standard niIdns
msn =? dity bran So buF s33 GoSssl sacks nddng
s1Ss. o1L La af 81 SO ' H''y '''' - ~ O ~ -
GRAIN wIEAT- The usual evening up trade before a
among shorts, growing out Of cold weather news from
illinois ana Indisna Prices 81 one tin We're 10 above
Wedhesda but near the close part Of this dis4ppea ed
prices were inserted, May showing sc advance and
damage which formed Of the late afternoon
Water Wheat 5eit we're a. low as degree foowns
the springIike conditions but II was also noted
in terperstre All over iRa West How much protection
s sR bar f30 eas @
hour + was evident that bulls did not succeed in making
the crop situation up mAd~eek bearlsh Foregn
markets unsettled Liverpool closing l4Qfsd lower
on tImates that Argentine shipments would again TesGa
marx advance and there was rise OF points
saes pei ing Tsp9Ttsd al q receipts were 2o7
against pa last week and the Minneapolis STOCK
week The market in New York was quoted as fol
IoEs: 70 re- ~ ' o - and M" 20 . hard VIM ~
deal O. sgth early with an advance ct one time Of sc
the previous night and specaauye trade was cutie
sympathy with reactions wheat during the last hour
however reduced tho advance somewhat, and IN New
tion Of the strength ogs PeSs ara % aTee. OF @ 900
bush advance o. Sod at ilEerpoo prospects tGr
the West export business consisted Of 10 loads and
si 16 G2 ana d SeT or an6 SG: 10 %RS %
yeoT s esp.ca 1HoT IN MAY Which at one tins sold
practically i higher than on Wsdnssda was due 70 light
Closing as foio~s Mixed 20 10 ID, .e white
80 to 30 clipped white % 70 40 ~ S?15S
Wheat nclnding four exports for the Ave DAYS ended
30 aeor1s S rsi i es ana 5 6
yea az" Since Iuly date they llss1e
I'm lie vse rs e IS sa5 sssss
50 CO... coo last year
Kew YORK PRICES
oa s.s w Ut 5:S f; ss ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAS small white beans arm. but mar
2" We 73 SEE TslnE @ o s b PeS 50 80
DO 6@ mam 81 ] a d2 BE- 81 g S3c Go w' E4
$S5E- i0' Yellow eys - '3aE@ % LIMA california
B["rrER-RoeelPts t2asy zoe rask29sss TGsre IS
Ter IS isht but he demand las been affected s0ns7[het
10 60 a!oaai s,oraes creamery also nrn1.. ladies'
Creaisrv eFtgas PER n aS. T5i5 Me-caai. Evctanse
Cng s ?92ao tTir2s' 30 5 do IT, @S Sc
do fTs,s 27F3oc DO seconds -ag25c % thirds 2g22e;
p-ie 2sa.E LUG; -,e 10 ,si 2a5 ,y.t,e 80 ,
ta,oH sTeaner extras 2Gd25e Do aFsts 2342'e Icao-
do ,aT ,a.. l@a7o western acers ars 2e 40 20
good 20 6ne 2or2Ic: pactIuE stock. 40 J. lQ'sc. do
,i5dg Ils sP i2laS LIPS 1.' I 5 con
sF ana aas s5as 5a, rnas, ' rr I.'e oc
Tot obtanahle below li7.c ard fo,acrs ass-
fre Tf Sa ., ts 5.ma a'i haTsys i m az ho ss
,sader TOP price ai most o, fe sres 5ors Ia. lcs
IN range y I4aIl'1c Exporters shown continued
Weok rartly rr5od mi cTeam Ircludl1g s,me
s Fe S b., sd , ag n4a. s c ana ' a. 81
cream email ar4 larg. s5,er'e a-@y fis.c l AZ
9g'onGr best la'.al4se % Food 20 Prime l2Agl?Ac:
l IL isat ftms. II 1r hat skins. best losalo'ae;
common. 3's9s'4c. do run skins 2aac 49,
not hs- anil lt ia .g1 fsr@4s[s ATita.s are
52ea ara oat of town account ths.e some shortage Of
for '4e roHsr ,hoarH o1EeT supplies are expected
C.
state, Fennsylvania ana noarby selected white faucv
~ % god % choice 29Q}lc. do brown ana ul,ei.
en- selected fancy 2ic do nsts PC quotation
tes 2lg24e q? checks isa2er duck eggs. a53 a7S ar
Ii-t-Sti-Appiea a. light supply and nrm.
Ia,S ataIslHs Strawberries Dun oranges SHOW rreF
APPLES I5ae4poc' ste"ay We quote;
sltzenhegg S29 90 du King So 751S4 Northern
81 81 do common Sls N % RFF221 ,TseH9s 81 "o
Der bbi Sass do pr crae 81 Ga5 80 H. LAD 1. ,
b5l' 80 % per CIoie Sia<l SO. STRAWBERRIES Flor
~; ORANGES. Indian River. per box. s2ds4 20. DO
CaIgfor8s S95 - ~ - 90 ori2 laGo do
TAEGERIMES. Florida, per strap 81 56QSa Ho Man
FLORIDA re- quart Icai2s c;hPEFfi'i y FIrI a
boy 81 ;"qS". LEMONS, California. s2aS4 30; PINE
s. %, 1'"'' ."
w5a6c %S con I PG rao S 2st s Tort fT9Sr
Oregons at 7Iaa0c though a few bettcr gra ic ii "a
ia Is5 1ao a Sq MqnE'9. hops very og
choice could probaby he obnea At Is 49, On 9 t55
and mere ste offered at hat re 3 Ne o5g63nS q! i2e
prime; lIgl2c; DO medigm zoe; do 1905. salOc.
ana a12ut car Fi,.e [ 'o,s 10y cypress Receipts
cuuaiiou in ob5trs hands but the (ac az he pm,
holiday occurring next week EoIGr tho 1Iarts 49,,
stsady o'asT , live gogitry in moderate propqrqn
h@T u 10 EooS ELS yIns re" n l2c @ old Size;
western, prime, per H. 13c do ordinary 10 South
EN- and So4GTsslcrn poor ne; GUINEA FOWLS per
plies OF frez Killed poultry continue fairly liberal gen
changed. have weak unsettled feeling especially on
average offerings OF turkeys and fowls Fancy roasting
Capona In moderate su1gy and tone trine Feodler
squads more plenty and easier Fro1an ia,5y Gsa,Tsy
Quot We quote; Fresh klIed-TuRkEYs Western.
iied l5Gic DO 3unp toms l5di6s do fa a"a to s@4
l2e. do western. ala l5s cHIc1lI:;ls. roasns
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Citations.


THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW Y0RK; BIZ
Hermann OF the last VIII and testament OF
cohen deceased; Gustav C. Ftschlowitz
last Will and testament Ct Banuie Cohen
Johanna HirschberS, Frances Rrote Estee Rosenberg
clara trcbcrg Florence HirschberG and Edith BlodeS.
send greeting: each OF hereby cited and
of the County New York az the SurroG&tes Court o.
said county held M the Han Records County
of New YorN .UtIl day or March. l9OI a, half
pst ten o'clock OK that day. then and
judicial settlement Of the account %
Samuel -. Hamburger and Bruno Richter
Fannie cohen under the last VIII and
lament of said William Cohen deceased and the de-crni
nation Of to whom principal of the said estate
income aCcruiug thereon since October
1905 is payable and such oi hereby
,ired arr, under the Of years
qued 90 appear guardian, IL have ~
YOU have appear and apply be appoint
event Of your neglect failure to do "a
guardian viii appointed by The Surrogate represent
ana act yuu in the proceeding.
IN testimony whereof have caused the seal or ths
SurrCEatc's Court ~ the said Comfy OF New
York ic er,unto affixed. Witness. Hon
IL. 81 Prank 4. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF said
County. the County OF New York. the 4th
OF February. in the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and seven.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
clerk o. the SurroEetes Court
J. ORLANDO HARRISON,
Attorney Trustees,
iil Broadway. Manhattan.
New York city. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22

~ EORGE \ CROCKER.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
~ order OF Hon. A'ner G. Thomas, Surrogate OF
OF New York, notice hereby given per
having claims against George A Croker. late %
County OF New York deceased present tho same
vouchers thereof subscribers their place
OF transactng business. No Street IN the City
81 New York. or before the 18th day OF July
Dated Sos York the Tth DAY January. 1905.
LEAH REESE CROCKER
GEORGE n CROCKER Jr.
CRAVATII. HENDERSON & de GERSDORFF, Attor-
news for Executors No. So William Street Borough OF
Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22
SurrogQtes' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON. FRANK T.
i Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice hereby all persons having against
Ann Augusta Tucker. late ~ the County Of New York
deceased. the with vouchers
IN, subscriber place at the
Of Chas p VIM. W. Buckley, EsQs Attorneys
Cuunsellors law. No. III broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. IN The city OF New York. before the
Orst day Of August Dated New York, the twenty
fourth day OF January, 1901.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

Match. 20. 80 Broad street,
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FURNISHED by Charles u Barney Co. No. Is Boad-st
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Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
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The oasis., 1907-05-18

hand for the completion of the blacksmith shop and electrical building. Yesterday Master Me. chanic Conroy had force of men moving the heavy machinery from the old shop building into the new one. As soon as the old building is emptied it wil be torn away to make room for the extension to the powerhouse. A large amount of material for the new powerhouse has arrived and the construction of this building will be pushed as fast as possible. It was stated at the c. and A. yesterday that daily receipts of ore from Bisbee were quite sufficient to keep all the furnaces going to the limit of their capacity. Planned enlargements at the c. and A., when completed, will enlarge the smelling capacity of the plant one thousand tons of ore per day.
The oasis., 1907-05-18
ARIZONA NEWS.

and the county jail Is fllled with them good part of the time-and the taxpayers are paying the freight". There is talk of calling mass meeting with the view of petitioning the government to keep the aborigines out of town after dark. At all events 1t is time that something effective was done to at least curtail the disgusting epidem- ic of drunkenness which prevails among the red men.
 Clifton Era Barney Harmsen has commenced breaking the dirt for the new ball grounds, and in course of the next week Clifton will have a good diamond. The sand will interfere with the new ground somewhat, but by the aid of trench or fence it can be prevented from drifting onto the diamond. It will soon be time for the boys to get together and organize the team. Tom Smith, who has taken the task of raising the funds, is meet ing with some success and will no doubt be able to carry his plans through.
 Graham Guardian: Supervisor Marshall and Inspectors Hatton and Matoon and Ranger Birdno have made q tour of the Mt. Gra- ham National Forest during the past few days. They had pleasant trip so far as pleasant trips go where four occupy the same couch. They all proved to be excellent cooks and many savory meal was served up among the peaks. MT. Mattoon IS connected with the nursery department of the forestry service and states that the young trees in the local reservation are making splendid progress.
 Yuma Enterprise: Citizens of Yuma can now take walk to the Second Bridge" on the Reserva- ton and see a mighty fine levee under construction by the Recla- matiop Service, starting from the railway grade, running diagonally across the Laguna, a few hundred yards above the bridge and parallel ing the California bank of the river as far as the eye can reach. This piece of levee gives one good idea of the difficulties to be overcome by the Service in levee building. It will soon be occupied by rail- road to Laguna.
 Tucson Star: "Cochise county has made the most remarkable strides in the development cf material wealth and increased pop ulation of any county in Arizona during the past ten years. It was not long since that Cochise was third class county, ranking among the weak taxpayers of the territory. Now Cochise is first in population and ranks the highest in assessed valuation of any county in Ari- zona. The assessed valuation of her taxable property this year will pass the $16,000,000 mark, being an increase over that of last year of more than $5,000,000. Now, here is growth which tells for Ari- zona. Nearly all of this increased wealth comes from the mining in- dustry of the county, which in dicates the improvement of the paramount industry of Arizona"
 Bisbee Review: The new ma nL.xo ol1, k,,. .lJ,pu for thn Ga l.,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19

health, it seems that they no doubt
had it.
Mr.. Herbert Alexander, an old
GreenvilIe boy, who is now repre-
senting a New York house on the
road, arrived in Greenviile Thursday
to spend few days with relatives.
John B. Stetson Co., advertiscs
only one make of his hats and of
course you will only find that make
in the most representative shop in
each city, therefore, THE Leader"
has them for Greenviiie, IFS the
.Stetson Special"
N. B.--Don't buy at home if you
have to pay more for 1t. We guar
antee our prices to be the same as
charged in any city for the same
class of goods. Come in and look.
We don't charge any expressage to
see our goods and always pleased to
show you if you want anyfhing at
present or no. Just for comparison,
we will get the business afterwards
THE Leader
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19

The wholesale business of he Fair
has been SO large this fall already
which is one of the reasons for Mr..
Cohn's second trip to the marts of
the East.
In this mornings issue Sol Brill, the
Oldest elothier and gents furnisher
in the city, calls the attention of the
good mothers of the city to his high
grade line of boys clothes which he
has personally selected from the
many lines of the East as being the
best FOR wear and nobbiest in style.
Every mother should inspect this
line before buying her boy suit.
Mr.. E. H. Wolf, who for a number
of years was in the employ of Sol
BtSi1, the ciothier, and gents furnish
er and gave his position there to
accept one on the road, is now com
nSeted with the insurance business
Of Mr.. George WheatIey. MI. Wolf
isa clever good fellow. aud will APP
prsciate any business HIS many
ffiknds in the city win throw his
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stems returned
hcgne from ~ extended tour Of over
tutp months after visiting Mr.. Stems
lid h0o1 - - Oxford. Ohio.
sere be mge l1ny friends of hong
& = While ~ xhky Visited their
49, :
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19
FIVE JOIN THE ELKs
New Officers are Elected to Pill
Vacancies

The Elks elected Eve new mem.
bers TO their order last Monday nigh
The new members were ]. n. Es'
ans, c. v. Hill, n. +. Fpote, o. NJ
Norton and. john sospgss, Jr. The
new recruits will be shown the mys.
teries of Elkdom at the next meeting
Mr.. L. p. Sommers was selec4ed Es-
teerned Lecturing knight at the
meeting, the position. formerIy held
by the late Harry Stone. The posi-
ton Of Esquire being vacant by the
resignation of Mr.. Camp Wheele.
Mr.. Albert Mayor was chosen for
the position.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19
He Fired the Stick.

II iiavee fred the walking-stick I've
carried over 40 years, on account of
sore that resisted every kind Of
treatment, until I tried Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve; that has healed the sore
and made me happy man" writes
John Garrett, of North Mills, N. c.
Guaranteed for Piles. Burns, etc, by
all druggists. 15c.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19

the Catholic church for its benefit.
There will be music and dancing and
good supper for all to enjoy.
The price of admission will be but
fifty and twenty FIVE cents and twen-
ty-fve cents extra for supper. Every
one is invited to attend. u
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19
A sri,ail Blaze

80
A small FIRE broke out on the roof
of negro cabin On Hunt axneue
near Kinds street Thursday morning.
called The department to the scene
The damage, which was confined to
the root, win not amount 70: oves fo,1r
or Ave dollars
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19

Jewish Chautauaua Society, delivered
a strong lecture on the history of the
Jews, covering the period from
Egypt to Canaan, which was well re-
ceived by the large audience. A mu-
steal program of rare merit was also
carried out by local talent.