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The Washington times., 1907-10-20

Your household equipment is
not complete without a set OF
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons. Their
reputation Is known to every
housekeeper. Best irons OBJ
tainable. Full nickeled-set con-
sists Of 3 irons. stand, and
holder. See display in 18th street
window.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17

uno Die SurbIhuitts Gualitdt miro
nit Dem praoitat 88.l baratteriHrt
qegen 89.l I'M GOriabre 86.2 i'm Sabre
1905 uno 98.7 i'm Sabre 1904.
Ser 0ur1ihniitsertrag Oes &Oggens
per older miro aul 1914 Bribels ges
Ihdbt oeoen 1917 i'm 8oriabre, 1913
i'm Sabre 1905 uno 15.7 i'm 0ur6=
i9niti Der IeBten 5ebn Sabre. Gen
@sInmmtbetrag bere9net man auf 81 =
500, 600 guIbels 9s0en 33, ,374. 833 i'm
8orio6re uno ole 8urhI1nittssGuali=
tat miro nit 81 g beSeihnet gegen ga. /
i'm Sabre 1906, 92.6 inn Sabre 1905
unD 9l.6 i'm Sabre 1904.
Ser Dur4Ihnittsertrag an Selt per
afer niro auf 1.44 5onne 9eiddBt
gegen 1.35 5onne i'm yOriabre, l.54
3onne i'm Sabre 1905 nuo |. .43 8onne
i'm 8urdidnitt Der lebten 5ebn Sabre.
Ser GjeIamntertrGq miro auf go, 766, :
600 5Dnnen berehnet gegen 57.l45, :
$50 i'm 8Orjabre unO Die 8ur6lbnitts=
Qualitdt miro nit 9O.4 beSei6nef ge=
oen 89.9 i'm Barjabre, 1913 i'm Sabre
1905 uno 92.i i'm Sabre 1904.
Ser 9urbIdnittsItano oes guhmei=
5.ns CUR 3eit Der @rnte mar nit 80.l
81 beSeidnen 9e9en TIA am !. Sep=
tember, 84.9 i'm 8oriabre, GIG i'm
Sabre 1905 uno 1873 i'm 8ur9lbnitt
Der leBten Sehn Sabre.
Der 0urhIdnittsltdno Der GartoF-
feln am |. GttOber erbdlt ous Brdoi=
tat 77.0 gegen 80.2 Dor Nionatsfriit.
1922 i'm Ypriabre, 74.3 i'm Sabre 1905
mo 74.7 I'M 8ur6ibnitt Der leBten
3ebn Sabre.
Der 9ur1ldnittsftano beg Sabuts
3ur 3eit Der @rnte mar nit 84.8 3u be-
3eibnen gegen 82.5 am l. September,
"a, 6 Dor sSdbresfrilt, 85.8 i'm Sabre
1905 unb 8l.7 i'm OurbIdnitt Der
leBten fiinf Sabre.
Der 9urhi6nittsIiano oes 6la9Ies
sur Samengewinnung mar sur 3eit Der
@rnte nit $50 81 be3eihnen geQen 81. a
i'm 8orjabre, 91.5 i'm Sabre 1905 liue
81 o i'm Sabre 1904.
Ser Dur6ihnittsitanO oes 4eis am
i. GttOber tpiro nit 88.7 beSei6net
qegen 87.2 i'm Sabre 1906, 1878 i'm
Sabre 1905 unb 1878 i'm Sabre 1904.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17
S0Iedbte grnte.

Mafbin9ton, Oft. Sn Teinem
beute berDffentlihten Grnteberibte be-
sei1net oas Ian anopirtblbaftlide Depar-
cement ben Stano oes Wais am l..
Otiober NIT benz prdcitat rs ge9sn
80.2 Dor Wonatsfrilt uno 80. | am l..
Cttober 1906.
Ser Durhihnittsertrag 5e5 Som=
merpeisens per older miro auf l3. /
8uibels angegeben gesen 1871 i'm
Sabre 1906 uno l4.7 i'm Sabre 1905.
Der @elammtertra9 an CONNER uno
Mintermei3en suiammengenommen mir0
auT ettoa 625. 567. 900 Buibels ge=
fddbt segen 735. 200. $40 guibels Dor
einem Sabre.
Ser DurhIhnittsertrag oes Safers
per Mder miro auf 23.5 8ufbels Qe-
l1dbt aeoen 31.2 BuibeLs i'm Sabre
1906, $40 i'm Sabre 1905 uno 81. /
Buihels i'm Ourhibnitt Der leBten sebn
Sabre. Ser @eiammtertrag miro auf
741,52 900 8uibels sefddbt ge9en
964, 904, 522 i'm Sabre 1906. 3is
Durhlnnittss Qudliidt miro nit IT. 0
bsSeidnet se9en 88.2 i'm Sabre 1906.
92.4 i'm Sabre 1905 uno Ola i'm
Sabre 1904.
Yer @rtrag Der 6erlte per glder tuiro
aui 23.9 Bufbsls 8eiddBt aeaen %. 3
8uibels inn Noriabre, 26.S i'm Sabre
1905 unb 25.5 i'm DurbIdnitt Der lsb-
ten 3sbn Sabre. Ole 0eiammiproDlifs
tion iddBt man ailf lat. 192. 600 gegen
l78. .9l6,484 8uihsls i'm Sabre 1906,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17
9as Neaeite In ,Ritrse.
SnIamO.

grdlioent &OoIenelt muB li1, oa
es nit Der 9drenjaeo nihts ilt, nit
benz S6ieBen bon @ilotaBen he9nii9en.
- Ser Ronoent Der 5taatseilens
babntOrlmilidre ipri6t fd 9egen cine
Gontrollirung Der 8abnraien ieitens
Der 8unbesregierun9 aus.
= @eneralanmaIt gOnaparte tons
ferirt nit ben Gegierungss Spesialan
mdlten Relpq9 uno MorriIon beShgltd
9eri6tlider SerfOlgung oes @iienbabn=
ma9naten 9arriman.
Quf benz 2ate Superior Ideiterte
Der 9ampfer p@DpreB uno Is 9erIo=
nen fanoen ibren Sob.
- Das epeSialoienit @eTdpaber,
beite1enO aus ben 8an3ertreu5ern yIens
ne6ee@ uno yWaibin9tOn". tritt BON
0ampton &oaos aus unter &ears9lo=
miraI Sebree bic 5abrt UNI ben aons
tinent nah Dem Stillen Mteere an.
glatiOnal prdliOent Smau BON
Der 5elegrapbiiten Union eriuat bic
2ptal-llnionen, barber ab3uitimmen,
ob Der Strife aufgeseben tperoen Ioa.
- Seit z Monaten linb mehrsre
8ulgaren nuf @lis Sslano in 3eusen-
baft, Obne oaB bisber au6 nur elm
5britt au ibrer geIreiung aetban DOr=
ben mdre.
Die DUPONT gulpermiible in
GOntenac. Snoiaua. erpIooirte am
Dienltug uno tilgte ibatiahlid Die
fleine Wlinenfaot pom @robooen. 20
Berlonen murben get6tet uno mebr ais
100 perlebt. Die Nlible breHnt ino
Die 9ei6en Der 0erungliiften t6nner
niht qeborgen perDen. Seoes @ebduoe
in Der Staot uno innerbalb zines
3abius bon elmer balben Weile, ein9e=
| iblolIen 0as SAulbaus, lit SeritOrt.
stusIano.
- Der bsuiI6e &ei1sta9 nimmt um
%. NOpember feline Sibuna tpieoer anf
8ie geianlmte DOeutIde Nrmet
miro nit Der feIoorauen Uniform aus-
geltattet. bic syrFunterie suerit.
Das Ableben oes Generals bel
Gapaaerie aoolf bon Billion uno oes
9teibstags 9lbgeOrOueten 9aplans
6rIcorlb 9asbad miro semelost.
- Safer @ilbelm ertlGrt auf bas
| ibm bon Serrn 6ermann 9iiober in
Ramen oes BrODtlpner ,9ripn@ iiber.
mittelte @rIu6en, hab es ibm Elm Der
9niigen bereiten ireroe. bic SdnaeI
9degentlid ibrer Deuti6Lanofabrt an
5ub6ren.
Sic ,glorbo. Nliqemeine4 mein
in einem pIfiSi0isn Qrtifel abermalig'
| fran3bfiihe 8enoensmeloungen betreffs
an9eblidsr finansieller 0flfsbeDiirftig
teit 0eutihlanO7s 3urid.
Die 8erliner @enIur bat oa!
| friiber perbptene Sdqulpiel S0bn Qeb
lmann's yDas llnseheuer" fleisegeben,
lnaboem es um9earbeitet woroen lit.
/ Den SsranSoien sriuahIen II
MarOtfn neue Gdnierigteiien, inoen
Der rRaiIuli" oes Siioens lih De
| 5tabt Mo9aoor bsmdsbti9t bot.
Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES assel
| Or. Garl Qiebtneht enoes i'm aieibsge
riht su Qeipsia mit Der 8erurtheilunl
oes Nngetlagten su anoeribalbidbrise
| tfelfung.
Ser alte aaiier 6rans JeIepl
bon Gelterrsi1= =lIagarn Iisgt ihms
erfrantt i'm ShloB Gh0nbrunn bar
uif0gr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17

-DeutT1 W arineoffi5iere
IinO Der glniidt, oaB Die Dampfer
9ulitania" uno Wlautetania" bon Der
@unaro=9inie i'm Stanoe linb, je l0,-
600 Mann Soloaten Su beT0rOern. 8a
ferner ale SffiSiere uno nabe5u bic
6Glfte Der 9emaunungen Der britllhen
6lottenreierDe augeh0reu, 10 tDnnten
oieIe 8ampfer in Der nentbar tiir3elten
3eit BON Der &e9ierun9 iibernommen
unb DER Nomirahtdt 3ur 8erfiigun9
gelte(lt peroeu. 5ehniter tbeilten oteIe
9lnli1t aber ni1t.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17
1S.
W E n u I"

gBeim oltf groen melt ino brett
@iusiebt ole 3uitieoeubelt,
g9eIun Die groBe Utabt Der Slebe
llnterbriidt oes 6ooers 6riebe,
g8enn nit @oln Der aeru1lte prdblt
llnb bic Steuern geut beSablt,
Damn it's nioQlicb baB alf @roen
9lud bic 3eiteu beHer merOenl
g9enu Der dr9ite SoSialiit
Gar ni6t mebr fiir's 6eIleu 1T
lluO wem 8ebel, iarIft gemoroen,
Gid nab Gitelu lebnt uno Sroeu,
Q8enn @raf 8udler iouft u1o milo
Blidt allf 0eiurib oeiaeS Bib,
0dun, rper m66te es beltreitsu2
6ommeu mieber beiIre 3eiten
28eun es teiueu 6rieg nebr giebt,
llno Die gauge gSelt p6 ltebt,
tlno i'm 6ei6stag trltt 5u Gage
Seine Dfilitdrporlage,
9Semn i'm 6mar5en Shns9ebiet
oSeber mieOer o i9 itebt,
Damn oh uorolib ober liloli6,
geirb es iiberau gentiitbli9!
8enn Der Siirfe ihuloenireil
abi9ailt Die 8ielpeiberei
llno fein Balcba litb mebr meigert,
98e1u iein Souren mirb ueriteigert,
2Senu bic Srau perOlenen fdnl
@rao 10 piel mie ie0er Wtann,
Sa, omtu itngen mir uno lGge1l
0fIiSiell pon beiereu Ga9enl
gSem i'm l6oneu SerbenIouo
Sam Der 6ronprilB Sn 8erltono,
@eun Der 9tlilie lit 3nfriebeu
Wiit ocm Sob, ods ibm bel6ieoeiJ
8enn bic Dumd bod Slllest
2lue gSiiiti6e ourbgeiest
llno porbei bic 6nuIenpla9e,
Damn iiub mirtlib benere Gage.
@enn Der Stanoesuntericbieo
SSlt oas Rei6 ber WtdrCben fliebt
lluo elm 8rins miro oies betbdtgen.
SBenn er Ireit ein arutes Wtdohen.
Das bann frei itno nnbeirrt
9eeitime Satin mir0,
Damn beeinnt Die eriie &o9e
Giuer onoern 3eitepohe
Benn in 6reutreid ganS uorbei
Oas &epanbetriegs @jel9rei,
g9enu Die 4oleH luIo Die El6ebeu
9iebepou pom Deuti1lano ipre6eu,
Benn aud @n9lauo ltimmt NIT ein
cSn Die 9isbeSmeloDei
Damn flinst5 iubeluo i'll Die 8eiteir
Sect gibts nur nod belire 3elten
Nenn gum 6reult0e miro Der Seino,
Benn es cSeOer ebrli9 meiItt
uuo menn @nba pieoer lpanilb
uno Wtaorio amerit0uil6,
Damn lebt sSe0er iergenfrei
llno bic y6leiIdnotb@ lit porbei
lln0 oIm1 oiIuen uROer meter
Aae @reir5en itd!
Grnit Setter.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17
gDns bertiir5t Die 3eii?

Wns bertiirSt Die 3eii?
&bdtigteit
Was ma1t iie uuertrd9ll6 lan92
NtaBiggang !
gBas bringt in S9uloen
Barren unb Suloen!
gBas ma1t geniunen
93i1t lange beiinnen
Mas bringt gu @bren ?
Sid nebren --8oethe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17

-8or benz &ei9sqeri6tin
2eipsig bat fid our 3eit Or. &arl
Qiebtne1t, Sobn bes betannten iOaias
Iiltii1en &ei9stagsab9eoroneten Or.
gDiIbelm 2iebtne6t, auf Die Gntlage
Des 0ohberratbs 5u beraHtmorten. @r
bat elm Yamp6let per6Ffentli6t, in mel=
Diem er oas Nailitdr fir einen groBen
6lu6 Deutihlanos ertldrt uno 5u elmer
4QitatiOn stpefs nnteroriidung oes
militdrii6en 8eiltes in 8eutIAlano auf=
fOroert.
-9ie 9Diun9 0es marotta=
nii6en prOblems gebt nur iebr langiom
Dor li6, Sin She'll Der Stdmme bat
li6 Slpar untermDrfen, aber ein anoerer
She'll, i'm SiiDen, nD9 nibt. QluBers
Dem iit non immer lInentIhieoen, tper
nun ei9entli6 Der Sultan BON Marotto
ilt: WtuleD 9aTio OOer Aboul Aiis 2
3uoem ipielt in neuerer 3sit Spanien
nit ieinem QBahenibmuggsl cine iebr
speifelbafte &ole. Sic intereiirteE
91d6te peroen liA eben auf cine ldnqere
@eouloprobe 9efaBt MAIDEN miillen.
Ser @eilt oes 6ortf Drifts
sieht ourd Gbina. SerfaHungsbefires
buneen MAIDEN fi6 eelteno. beIOnOers
in ben Sreiien Der 9aufmannidaft.
nno Elm faiierliber @rlaB befieblt bic
Ginfiibrung Oes Obligatoriiben llnter@
rints uno een Nicetonioen, iiberall Die
sSnoufrie 3u fbrDern. syn 3ufunft ioa
!. 9. Der 9loel an Mdnner Derlieben
iuerOen, Die cine 6abrit ober inOuitrieae
gBerte NIT elmer Gapiialsanlaqe BON
mebr als 10 Willionen 5aels anlegen
uno Sauienoen bon Arbeitsrn Bei1df=
tigung geben.
-0ie NnarAie IN RuBlanb
feiert FOrtgeiebt Orsien. lleberall bru-
tale @eDaltl Uloro, Haub uno Sin-
ri6tunQen Iinb nabesu bic einsigen
Qebensseiden bieies GtaatstOlphes.
4uh babnsiiee iinO Dor neber-
f1llsn ni1t mebr liher uno neueroings
bort man auh tpieoer BON Weiltereien.
I'm aber auBerbalb RuBlanos elne bel.
iere Meinung Don Der inneren Gage oes
3arenreides su ibaifen, Deilte neulid
Der rulliihe 5inanSminiIter aotom5etr
In garis, mD er anseblih @lemenceau
unterrihtete. bah bic franSOiilden Sci
tuu9en Die inneren 3uitdnbe RuBlanos
nit llnreht als beunruhi9enn Darge'
felt bdtten. Gie sluflOlung Der Dumo
iei notbmsnois ettueien. neil ibre gu
iammsnieBuHs niht Der 0ffentli9er
Dleinuug oss ruiiiIaen gOltes entiprO'
den babe. Auf cine 6rage nah Del
snfiinftigen eniuidlun9 HublaH6s
lehnte Gotoip5ep ab, 5u autmorien. =
Gelr bequem, absr IS 9enu9t ifIieBlih
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-10-17

Die 3eppeIin' i3en 8er=
Iude 9aben nit Si9erbeit erpieien,
oa6 jebt elm tpirtlides 2utti6iff, pelhes
eie2ltmOfpbdre beberri6t, pOrbanoeniit.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22

ed 1924 per cent, and the mileage of
revenue passenger trains increased
7.32 per cent
"The average number Of passengers
carried per train mile increased 800
pei cent.
Through the efforts of our agri-
cultural and immigration department
57S settlers were located on
Our lines in different state and
engaged in agricultural pursuits. The
figures stated cover heads of families
only.
''One hundred and seventy-seven in
dustries, such as factories, mills, ETC..
were located on our lines during the
fiscal year.
In addition to The above q large
number Of settlers have been located
OF our lines by private organiza-
tions, real estate agents, etc, with
all Of whom our agricultural
and immigration department cooper
ates.
Concerning the bonded debt anG
notes it was reported that:
During the fiscal year there were
sold 100000 Of the first consolidated
mortgage fifty-year I per cent. COLA
bonds, from those held in the treasury
at figure which netted TO your COM
pany $4,000
In order to provide payment for 100
new locomotives, $3.50 steel under
frame freight cars and 53 passenger
equipment cars, costing $4,000, 900, il
became necessary to issue trust equip
ment bonds.
The indenture securing these bonds
is dated Mach /, 1907, and, under same,
cash payment of 100000 was made,
the balance Of the principal being paid
at the rate Of $450,000 per year, pay
able semi-annually, and the first pay
ment, 1925, 900 being made on Septem-
Der l, 1907, and the last payment to
be made on March 1, 1917. The de-
ferred payments bear interest at the
rate of per cent. per annum. The
net amount realized from the sale of
these bonds was $4,147, $50.
ITO provide the necessary funds to
cary on the improvements under way,
your board of directors authorized the
issuance of $5,OOO,OO0 of three-year 5
per cent. notes. These notes are dated
March l, 1907, and the entire issue was
sold for 1-2 per cent. The net
amount realized from the sale was s4,-
775,OOO.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22
WE MUST DRESS WARMLY -
Advice OF Noted Authority, Also Give:
q Simple Home Prescription.

Now is the time when the doctor
gets busy, and the patent medicine
manufacturers reap the harvest, unless
great care is taken to dress warmly
and keep the feet dry. This is the ad-
vice of an old eminent authority; who
says that Rheumatism and Kidney
trouble weather is here, and also tells
what to do in case of an attack.
Get from any good prescription phar
macy one-half ounce Fluid Extract
Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kar-
gon, three ounces Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla Mix by shaking in bot
tie and take a teaspoonful after meals
and at bedtime.
Just try this simple homemade mix
ture at the first sign of rheumatism. or
if your back aches or you feel that
the kidneys are not acting just right,
This is said to be splendid kidney
regulator, and almost certain remedy
for all forms of Rheumatism, which is
caused by uric acid in the blood, which
the kidneys fail to filter out. Any one
can easily prepare this at home and
at small cost.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22

There were three arrivals of vessels
at the port of Wilmington yesterday
and three clearances. Two OF the
incoming vessels were steamers, one
having arrived to load with gum logs
for shipment to the Acme Tea Chest
Company in Glasgow, Scotland. and
the other having come to take on a
cargo of crossties for Panama.
The British steamship Arnlerria,
1915 tons, Captain McNess. arrived
light from a Massachusetts port and
tied up at the dock opposite Chestnut
be loaded with gum logs.
The Norwegian steamship Cecilia,
725 tons, Captain Bryde. from Havana,
Cuba, also came in light and she will
take on a cargo of crossties from Mr..
J. L. Merriman, to be used in railroad
building on the Isthmus of Panama
The American schooner Fairfield,
47S tons, Capt. Sawyer, arrived from
New York with a cargo of salt for
the S. A. L.
uc SCIlOOutI w. nay 1cS WIS
cleared yesterday by c. D. MafStt for
Port au Prince with 276,000 feet of
lumber shipped by the S. and w H
NOrthroD Lumber Co.
The schooners Eliza A. Scribner and
Bayard Hopkins both cleared light
yesterday for Georgetown, S. c., going
out from c. D. Maffitt.
Captain W. A. Hepburn Of the
British steamship Densdalehall which
arrived in port a few days ago reported
having spoken on Sunday, November
II, 40 miles S E off Cape Henry the
American schooner Mary Sandfrd, Of
Willsfeet, from Port au Prince to
Providence, Rhode Island. Captain
Smith of the schooner reported hay
ing lost his sails and being short Of
provisions, the latter being supplied to
him by the Densdalehall.
Cotton receipts yesterday amounted
to 1888 bales, compared with 1897
bales for the corresponding day last
year, and the staple was quoted steady
at 10 3-8 cents on the local market.
There was nothing doing yesterday in
spirits turpentine.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22
FUNERAL FRIDAY MORNING
Over Remains of the Late MFR. w. A
r EreuCfs-Remains Brought to Will
nIngton Yesterday From Near Flor
CnCe.

The remains OF the late Mr. w. A
French of this city, who died suddenly
on Tuesday morning while hunting in
the vicinity of his sons farm near
Florence, S. c. were brought to the
city yesterday, being accompanied by
MeSsrs. John T. French, at whose
home the deceased was on a visit at
the time of his death; w. A. French,
Jr., and J. T.. Burnett, of this city,
who had gone to Florence when the
news of his demise had been received
Mrs. H. J. Bristow, of Rowland, N. T.,
sister of Mrs. French, also arrived
on the same train.
The funeral party reached the city
about three o'clock in the afternoon,
the train from the south having been
held up at NaVassa by the accident to
the drawbridge there, making it ne
city.
The body was borne to the late
home of the deceased, No. 107 South
Fourth street, and there during the
afternoon and evening there was a
constant stream of callers who eX-
pressed their sympathy to the be-
teaved members of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Richards of
Lynchburg, Mrs. Richards being
daughter of the deceased, arrived in
the city last night to attend the
funeral, and Mrs. Charles Furber OF
Covington, KY, another daughter, is
expected to reach the city tonight. On
account of the inability of Mrs. Furber
to get here earlier than this evening
it has been decided that the funeral
will be held tomorrow morning at
10:30 o'clock from '.-~,family residence
on South Fourth street.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22

End Come Yesterday Morning at
brothers hOmc OF NriSntsVille

End Come Yesterday Morning at
brothers hOmc OF Wrightsyille
Sound.
After a long illness Mrs. Mildred a.
Oldnaln, OF TINS city, passed away yes
terday morning at 8 o'clock at the
home OF her brother Mr. w. H. StOk-
ley, on Wrlghrsville Sound, where she
had gone about two weeks ago III
hopes that the change would be OF
benefit TO her, but her condition was
too serious and she continued to sink
gradually until the end came at the
hour noted.
Mrs. Oldham had been i'll for some
time and loved ones, realizing her Sc
rious condition, were aware that the
end was only a question of time.
The deceased was about 62 years Of
age and she is survived. by one son,
Mr.. J. A. Oldham, proprietor Of the
Wilmington Tobacco Company. and
also by brother, Mr.. w. H. Stokley,
and one sister, Miss Rhetta Stokley,
the latter two living on Wrightsville
Sound. All of these have the sincere
sympathy of many friends in their
bereavement.
Funeral services over the remains
of the deceased will be conducted this
afternoon at 2: 80 o'clock from the At
lantic View hotel on the Sound, and
friends are invited to attend
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22
Messenger Bureau

Raleigh, Nov. %.
The report on the climate in the
| state for October was issued by Di-
rector Thiessen of the weather bureau
here today. II says the average tenn
perature in this state during October
| vas lower than usual, that month
having been cooler only twice in the
past twenty. years. There was little
rainfall, the month only once in 20
years having shown less. The rain
tall was general over the state OH only
!; five days.
The supreme court did not this af-
I-ternoon file any opinion in the $30,0G0
fine case against the Southern rail-
way. IL is whispered about that il
may be TWO OF three weeks before
any decision is handed down ana
meanwhile, as Governor Glenn init
mated 10 your correspondent last night
there may De some important action
taken in regard to the railway ra,e
matter about which there has been
SO many conferences. The governor
evidently expects something import
ant to happen in few days.
The farmers are ali saying that the
corn crop this year is a record breaker
The food crops generally have been
very good and they have added a grea-
deal to the independence of the farm
ers. In the cotton situation this has
been of particular benefit as it has
allowed holding to be done which uD-
der existing conditions a few years
ago it would have been impossible. A
fertilizer man was speaking this week
about his business and said that it
was conducted very largely, in fact
upon a time basis. He says this plan
IS a bad one for all parties concern
eG and that it does not exist in the
north and east at dill but is peculiar
in this section of the country.
The state will have to have money
az very large sums, something like
1000, will have to De paid out in the
EeXt 60 days and a circular is in prep
aratiOn calling on Sheriffs for settle
meats. A law enacted a good many
years ago which still stands, gives
about a score OF sheriffs until May to
settle taxes and there are persons who
think this law is not a good one
hut that all sheriffs should he put OH
The same footing, as it is very diff
cult to press one Of the other sherifrS
when, perhaps, the sheriff Of an ad-
Joining county has months before him
in which to make settlement
Mr.. Elias Carr Of the state board
Of agriculture, is called to Tarboro to-
day by a telegram announcing the
death Of his brother Mr.. John Carr
Friday evening there will be con-
VentiOn Of graduates Of Harvard I'm
iyersity residing in this state for the
purpose of forming a North Carolina
Society.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22

YOUR THANKSGIVING DESSERTS
will be perfectly favored il you use
Blue Ribbon Vannilla Extract. De-
mand it of your grocer.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22
NEWS Of THE PORT.
Three Arrivals and Three
CIeaTanCes
TWO COME FOR cARGoFs
Cross Ties For Panama and Gum
LOGS For Glasgow

Schooner Cleared With Cargo of Lnm-
Der and One Came in With Cargo
of SaiI-Two steamers Came in
Light and Two SchConerS Clear
Li9ht-ScIIoO.ier in Distress at sea
Spoken by Captain OF the Dinsdale-
hall
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22
MET IN RICHMOND
Annual Meeting Of Atlantic
Coast Line
A DELAY IN DIVIDEND
Ordered By Directors Owing to
Present Conditions

Matter 10 he Considered at special
Meeting to be Held IN New York
Next MOhth-4IOw Railway Rates
Hurt Rcvcnue-MOre Than One MIL
lion Paid Out in Year for Extra AMI
Increased IL age.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-22
RtT 0RT OF The WEATHER BUR- ~
Decision in Southern PenaIt, SUIT
Still Hangs Fire

Corn Crop Record Brcaker-Large
sum OF Money to be Paid Out by the
State-state Exhibit at Exposition
to be Brought Back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

cn,oago March s.-"The injunction l,eber the sabbath Day to Keep it bolv' is almost an unknown eommahe. ment men in Chicago; Sunday y,n IS onen a Gag tbe. @ riot @ anu orgenders an air of looseness altes s biIaritv that is greatly responsi- pi9 iot this vein the Rev. William ,,,ni+a tn Wilson, pastor of the St. Marks Mi,Ie 1O-iono, Church and president of the EptscopSb sro Church Alliance, arrainged the % .iId or" policy prevalent in Chicago nowadays and declared TOT c,oneu dounned ,cae gers of the Chicago theatres who nrnse closing on Sunday as slave Sriyers and inhuman money grabbers'
 The Rev. pr. Wilson presided ana
 nade the opening speech yesterday at