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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13
NATIONALS WIN SECOND.
Chicago Defeats Detroit Wed.
nesday Three to Que.

Chicago. oct lO-The Chicago Ma
tional league team defeated Detroit
in the second game Of the series for
the worlds championship WEDNESDAY
afternoon. The score was 3 TO SLOW
pitching and several slight accident,
caused the contest 90 drag out over
two hours. the delays trying the pa
tience OF the big crowd. which again
filled almost every inch Of the seating
room
Mullin and Pfeister were the pitch
ers. and Payne went behind the bat
In place OF Schmidt. Otherwise the
teams lined up as on the preceding
day. Schmidts retirement was due
primarily TO his Inaccurate throwing.
but In this respect the change brought
small improvement. rs the five stolen
bases credited 10 IN. local team ties
tify
Playing conditions were improved
for the second game. tho crowd nun.
nering 2l.90l. as against $4,000 Tues.
day, while some sunshine and the ab.
sence OF the chill breeze Of the first
day kept spectators and players In
more comfort What wind there was
blew across the diamond and aided
the play more than IL hindered H.
Rossman. whose hitting was the real
feature OF the contest. scored the first
run OF the game In the second innin;
He hit a grounder toward the center
which bounded away from the short
stop and rolled far out 10 left field
the batsman making three bases on
the hit Coughlin struck out. but
Payne lifted a short fly 20 left field !
which Tinker might have caught. but
left 10 Scheckard The ball fell safe. 1
and Rossman scored Payne stole 4
second. but O1.eary and Mullin couid |
not bring him home
Chicago tied the score in its half
OF the second inning. Mullin giving a
queer exhibition % poor and good
pitching. King. Evers and Schultz
singled in succession. filling the bases
with none out Then Tinker drew
a base ON balls. forcing King HON.
Right there Mullin suddenly resaln.d
control OF his curves. striking oft
Pfeister and Slagls while the beat
Schreckari could do was n puny
srounder 10 Schaefer.
In each OF the next three inning.
Detroit's hrtsmen reached first base
with none out. but poor base runnir a.
and the inability OF the following bats
men to ind openings in the Chicago
defense stopped the embryonic tai
ents. Chicago missed a similar chance
In the third. when a double play and
left runners on first and
third.
The winnig runs came In the fourth
rinker's hit bounded off Mullins
glove He went 20 second on a sacri.
Ice and stole third. oLeary fumbl-d
slagle's gruunder. Tinker scoring. Ss
tie stole second and came the rest Of Q
he way on Schreckard's two-hase hit \
last first base. After Chance had pop.
,ed out Sckrecka'd was caught trying 4
o steal third :
After that fast fielding prevented n
urther scoring. O1seary cut off two +,
Its by marvellous stops r-d throws n
n the nth and repeated the feat In /.
he sixth. Schreckard caught a low A
~ off his shoe tops In the seventh. n
nd the Detroit runners whe reached a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13
REMARKABLE OPERATION.
SIS Organs OF an AFFLICTED LADY Re
moved Successfully.

New York. oct l0.-what Is de-
scribed by physicians as remarkable
surgical operation was performed NJ
the Hanaman hospital with apparrnt
success The patient was Mrs Georr,
Blydenburg. wife OF wealthy CON.
tractor
Mrs. Blydenburg was suffering from
cancerous growth 81 the abdominal
regions After an N.ray examination
IL was found that her death was a mai.
ter Of few days unless something
was done. and Il was decided 10 Der.
form an operation al once. The Oh.
Grafton was witnessed by ten physi.
clans, and lasted nearly three hours
In that time six organs were removed.
including he upper part Of the blad
der. the Ncriform appendix. the illum
and the ascending color.
According 10 the physicians one,
ations on these individual organs aaya
been performed. but never In a con,l,
nation ~ six. The third DAY after The
operation Mrs. Blydenburs showed
great Improvement. An X.ray ma.
chine will be used 10 kin any fr,g.
ments Of growth In the tissues. The
case will 10 placed before the &C .d.ny
Of PATHOLOGICAL science and Other med.
teal societies in this country.
In commenting on the operation D..
Crump said Il appeared nov that the
tho time wa not far distant when al
most any Of the vital organs may be-
not now 10 so before Wednesday OF
removed without any danger OF death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13
Some Sold For a Soma

New York, Oct. 1.-THE first DAVIS
auction sale OF Miss Lillian Russelrs
household goods at the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries realized ss.sis. The draw.
ing room suite. which Is described IN
the catalogue ss a copy OF an old So,
IN Musee Cluny. Paris. brought sl.i7s.
The hish-st price Of the day. II was
mainly crowd 81 bargain seekers.
souvenir hunters and second hand
dealers that attended the sale and
things offered generally went for A
song
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

Two miles north of Whit. Parker
county. Texas. Paschall Ionson. a
young farmer was killed by lightning
Trinity and Brszos Valley railway
NIL not inaugurate double daily train
Service from Fort Worth until Nov. |.
One hundred screw worms were eN.
tracted from an car OF the little son Of
Mr.. stephens of Lamar county
Texas
National Wholesale Druggists asso.
citation. In session AT Denver. declared
cocaine 10 he the most pernicious OF
drugs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

mst na,r vere cut down oy nnnE /.
fine throwing
As in Tuesdays game. fast dou.
BILE play stopped an incipient rally IN
the last inning This time. however
the visitors were the victimss Tlnk
Of stabbed and held Coughnns hot
liner aud threw 10 Chance IN time
20 double up Rossman who had reach
ed first on his fourth successive hIi
Payne ended the game with a little
hit In front OF the plate which Kling
threw 10 first
The receipts for Wednesdays game.
~ announced by Secretary Bruce 81
the national commission. We s26.
lSo The players viii r-r glI.
s7s,0. and each club A 10
the extent OF s+.570lo H. onal
commission receives The l-.anos. g..
sl5.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

In spite of the old Roman prov
.erb, say nothing but good OF the
dead, modern iconoclasts are
shattering the ideal George Wash
ington held up as a model for
American boys: it has been proven
that the real George W. could cuss
a blue streak: that he was a tax
dodger, and that he owned a dis
tillcrV
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

The greatest religious work that
is NOW being done among the ne
groeS of the United States is that
of the Catholics. About one
tenth OF all the members of that
race, or a total of one million, are
COMMITMENTS OF the Catholic
church, according to censns sta
tistics,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13
Crew Had Hard lime

Kingston. Jamaica. Oct lo.-Cap.
tain and crew Of the barkentine Ada
Morreil arrived here on hoard the
steamer Admiral Dewey. They were
taken from the barkentine last Thurs
day. The Ada Morrell was wrecked
and watsrlogged while going from
Salem TO Philadelphia The wreck was
sst on fire by the crew Of the Dewey
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

The Presbyterian synod OF Texas
in session at bruwuwood has d.
clared that iithiug - the Lord ;
ordained method of raising money.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13
DECISION RESERVED.
TIES, OF the eask'nmeeresor Law
Submitted at Tyler.

Tyler. Tex. Oct iO-The ex.part
Steve Naccarezza case. a feature ties;
Of the Baskin-McGregor law. was sub.
mitted 10 the court Of criminal appeals
here Wednesday. The case was m.
gued by Attorneys Ward and Aubrey
for the defense and Special Counsel
F. J. McCord for the state. The court
failed to render a decision. and will
not now do so before Wednesday Of
next week. II then
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

The next legislature ought to do
something to regulate the manu-
facture OF adjectives. At the rate
the Houston Post raragrapher is
turning them ont an adjective will
soon be worth about as much as a
Confederate shinplaster was in
1905
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

I.ampasas Is smaller town than
BRYAN ana is surrounded by a poor
er country, yet 1t ships poultry and
poultry products b, the train load.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

The Cubans and the Filipinos
will never he satisfied under Amer
lean rule until every man has an
6fiice.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

HousekeeperS IN Bryan hnd 1t
hard to keep their tables supplied
with fresh eggs and butter. Is this
also a result of the drouth?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

Statistics show that in Washing
ton. ID. c., the death rate OF ne
proes is nearly double that OF
whites. The law of natural selee-
,;on and the survival of the httest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

n the numbers have been report
ed correctly there are about one
hundred aud fifteen dogs with the
Roosevelt hunting party.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

The Lyon u. the Republican
Marty in Texas. whose lair l. al
Damsite. is in no danger from the
presidents dogs OF gun he j. a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

The Great Bear is about as low
down in the northern horizon a
he can get. Is he afraid OF the
presidents rifle,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

The railroads have not yet an
nounced excursion rates to that
cotton picking contest between our
august president aud a Louisiana
negro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

LET Fort Worth he your Teddy
bear and take YOU down the trail,
sings the Star. Is Font Worth a
stuffed town?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

Leading democrats are giving
a two dollar dinner a, Dallas COM
plimentary to Gov. Campbell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

A T the conclusion of
this season The
ClanSman will start on
a European and Aus
tralian Tour to last Three
Years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

1905
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-13

TWO Companies con-
Solidated into one
for this Extraordinary En-
gagement of the most
Popular Drama in Amer
lea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
STILL VERY NERVOUS.
Miss Shelton Brought to Lynch.
burg and Is Under Treatmenr,

LYNCHBuRG, VA. January n.--Misi
Gladys Shelton was brought to tho cit!
this afternoon from Amherst, and she
Is under treatment of DR.. c. Il. Buscy
Her condition is favorable, though she
Is very nervous. If her condition war.
rants the five negroes in tho Rustbura
jail will probably be brought here to.
morrow for identification.
The Amherst county officials. who
were very communicative on Tuesday,
have now grown reticent aud nothing
can be learned of their movements.
There is. however. a growing belief that
the assailant OF the young lady Is not
among the five men held as suspects.
The negroes are being taken from the
county jail tonight and secrsted In a
remote place for fear OF mob. Many
believe this to be an unnecessary pre-
caution now, or until the brute be iden-
tilted by his victim. Then IT cannot ba
foretold what the people OF Amherst will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Will Pay -Four Per Cent.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
AMELIA G.. H.. VA, January IL
holders OF F. and NJ. Bank of Amelia
was held to-day. The bank reported
good business. and II was decided that
hereafter per cent interest be paid
on time deposits. The election of offl-
GERS resulted as follows: John G. JEFF
ferson. president; T. z. Noting, vire-
president; J. T.. Davenport. cashier.
Directors: r. II. Bruce. merchant,
Chula, Va: o. E. Hooker, farmer.
Amelia Va; John 6. Jefferson.s presi-
dent. Amelia, Va; r. A. Marshall. mer-
bacconist, Mattoax, Va: r. 7. Mayo.
tobacco manufacturer. Richmond, Va:
F. Z. Noting, vice-president Bank OF
Richmond: T. X. Sands sice-president
Bank OF Richmond: r. c. Southall at
torney at law, Amelia, Va; w. e. Cole-
man, Mannboro, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
New London High School.

Especial to The Tlrness- D1spa1rh.J
SPENCER, N. c., January 1.-THE
New London High School. at New Lon
don, Stanly county. Is being greatly en-
larged under the direction of the West
ern North Carolina Conference OF the
Methodist Church. to which the school
belongs. A new building, to be used for
dormitories, Is to be erected at a cost
of several thousand dollars. and the
teaching force is to be increased. The
school Is one Of three UNCONVENTIONAL
institutions controlled by the above
named conference. Professor J. d.
Rankin is principal and six teachers
have already been employed and the
school now has an enrolment Of 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
GOVERNOR WILL
GIVE RECEPTION
His Excellcncy and Mrs. Glenn
Will Receive Members Of
Legislature.
FOURTEEN NEW LIBRARIES
Department of instruction Kept
Busy Supplying Demands OF
Thirsty Readers.
Especial to m. rl1nee-pispatch.I


RALEIGH, N. c., january 1l.-An-
nouncement is made that the formal re-
lception by Governor and Mrs. II. b.
Glenn to the members of the General
Assembly will take place on the evening
OF January 18th. On these occasions the
State officers and their wives assist in
receiving. a little later In tho session
there will DO the biennial reception by
the Capital Club. at which Governor
and Mrs. Glenn and members Of the AS
sembly will be guests of honor.
A report Is Just completed by the State
Commissioner Of Labor and Printing OF
the extent OF furniture manufacturing In
this State. It shows los factories with 81
99s, 2u capital and 1O.O4O- horse power. En-
ployes, 6.1s4; highest average daily pay,
S2.N, twelve cents more than last year.
The great majority of manufacturers OPP
pose employment OF children under four
teen years old. and seventy-six per cent.
favor n compulsory school law.
Warrants for the establishment of four
teen new rural school libraries were Is
sued to-day In the Office OF the State
Superintendent OF Public instruction: four
for Dupln county, four for Pender, four
for Yadkin. two for Watauga, and one
each for Wilkes, Wake and Randolph
New Charter.
The Consumers Light and Power Com
pany, of Rleigh. is chartered for the pur
pose OF operating light and power
plant for the town Of Sanford. Moore
county. Tho capital is $1,000, and the
incorporators principally New York capt.
talists.
The Wilmington Granite Brick Co., OF
Wilmington. was granted charter to-
day with 100000 capital authorized and
$4,000 subscribed for the manufacture
of brick, piping and similar products.
The incorporators are Geo. W. Kidder,
+. II. Smith and r. II. Wright.
Another charter is to the Myrtle Desk
Company. OF High Point: capital, $4,000
authorized and $4,000 subscribed. by III.
w. Fraser and others.
In his report to the General Assembly,
Just submitted. Adjutant-General T. III.
Robertson urges that the annual appro-
priaton to the North Carolina National
Guard be increased to $1,000, and that
captains OF companies be made RESPONSE
BILE for the property OF the companies, re-
ceiving for the assumption of this re-
sponsibility 800 per year. He urges that
the Legislature enact the new military
code prepared under the direction OF the
Governor and recently made public. as
substitute for the present military law
of the State, as embodied In chapter 102
of the 1866 Revisal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Times Dispatch Branches.

M. ,o,,ow,ns Branch of,ces have been 60.
tabshed s benefit o q those s T rS,ns Times
nisnatah The Times Dispatch Want, iet uom ne
sny OF these branches VIII re tsav mad been
careful attention &c. as though sd there viii be no
extra cost TO the advertiser: 1,yentv.nr,n
s1.AuGHTER's DRUG STORE, T~eh''"nAe''
w aA II. EANEs, 2sl3 East Broad street s.-.ets.
A. A. SCOTT Twentyaft and Droa .ars S.' ana
rAR s1sli. % GRANT & CO. 1'oushee ana
a. h' W. i lAlTTJJaER No. 800 West Marshall
rnoMPsoNs DRUG STORE, No. lei "e''
NAN a. B aWtssi Brook Avenue and cay
sApSs pEgs sT sr na NO AZ ns'SSiii
ao eaEfE 1yf PHHn sS2 No. %. East Marshall
CITY see DRUG STORE. No. 1M East MAJ"
street, eoTRss Tstaensh. No. s East Man,
Wallis sS1lsI t"e PHARMAcy. No. sss SCUM
x ffh PARRISH CO.. No. 81 East bF0ao
TIE 1sst PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol "sSs
EAToN p PHARMACY, rwenty-e,shth and ~
nisoN's PHARMACY; No rs 1is e stpse.. su''
HtNDLEY a WALKER, Twenty'hfth anu
No o9sfl sLrIs" PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
CRITTERS DRUG STORE. No. nos HUI
rW SsFsssi Mspshsfifs AND STREET PHAR
MAcI and na,Isr s fIIwenty-nrth
TiMEs DISPATCH. No. 70 North sycam'f'
ri sMTes. TsisasSoIt No. s5 Eighth street,
ELynchburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
UNION VS.. NoN-UN1oN.
Conference Being Held Regarding
Non-Union Forernen.


SPENCER, N. c., January lids
trict President T. D. McGilvery, Of At
lanta, representing the international As
ISOLATION OF Machinists. was here to-day
comforting with union machinists con-
corning the threatened strike at the
Spencer shops OF the Southern Railway.
The trouble grew out of the retention
OF two non-union foremen who remained
in the shops last October during the
general strike on tho system, and who
were allowed to hold their Jobs at the
termination Of the strike. The two fore
men We're promoted January LIST. which
was objected to by all the union men
employed at Spencer. Together with
Mr.. McGilvery n committee, represent
ing the union, went to Washington to-
day to lay the matter before Mechanical
Superintendent A. Stewart and other off,
cials OF the Southern. An important pre-
cedent Is involved and the outcome
being watched with interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
FINE R|GsBEE FOR
Alleged CONTEMPT
Prominent Durham Man Has to
Pay $a5o in Case Of Peculiar
Interest.
lspecial to Tho Times Dispatch

DURHAM. N, c., January '1-The
contempt proceedings against w. T. RIGS
bee, which has been pending in the State
courts since the charge was brought
against him by Judge Purnell, of the
Federal Court, In Raleigh. We're disposed
of this afternoon. Judge Justice fined the
defendant $3.50 and the cost. The con-
tempt proceedings grew out of a case
that has been on the docket IN the county
snr n year or more chargln., Rigsbee
with illegal voting in the mun!clpal cleo
tion two years ago. Judge Justice mol
,1rossed this case. The contempt charge
was brought against RlEspee because Ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12

summoned witnesses to Raleigh TO ths
Federal Court while the case was bejna
tried in Durham. In this he made ef4
forts to defeat the ends OF Justice here.
Tho case on this occasion WAS sent be.
fore the grand Jury two separate ume4
first It was quashed, and tho second tilrA
there was no truo bill. Tho solicitor
carried the case before the Jury mt tho
present term of court. aL,l they found
q true bill. w. Il. RlIsbeo ls from
good family, and Is considered wealthy
man. This occasion Is his first appear
nnce In court charged with crime, and he
has good character.
Judge Justice also placed the defendant
Under 5000 bond for his appearance ut
each torn OF court within u years time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
FIND BLOODY KNIFE.
Believe That 1t Is Weapon Which
Killed T. f George.
hIIeu I. Y. oeOKSe.

IspecfhI 10 Tho IIfntS- DIspttch'1
TAZEWELL, VA, January IA re.
port is current here that a large knife.
covered with blood. was found to-day neal
the spot where the body OF T. E. Georgia
was found last Saturday morning. stimuli
tan1ously with this report is one from
Pocahontas. that the three men have been
arrested there who answer to the de-
scriptIon of men seen here tho day pre-
vious to the tragedy. The three men.
whose names cannot be learned. were
seen here this morning. They were fol-
lowed az far as Pocahontas by deputy
sheriff of Tazewell and Baldwin detec-
tives. The Commemorative Attorney of
Tazcwell left here tonight for Pocahon-
tas to attend the preliminary hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
BETTER SCHEDULES.
Southern Pleased With New Ar
ranpement.
Especial to The Times-DIspa,ch

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)
SPENCER, N. c., January ia party
of Southern Railway officials. including
General Manager C. II. Ackert, Trans
portauon Manager ]. NJ. Shields, Super
intendent G. r. Loyal. and others. were
in Spencer yeGterday and last night in
speeding the large plant here and watch
ing the operation OF passenger trains
under the new schedule. which became
effective last Sunday. Nearly all of the
trains are now running on time. and In
many respects much better service is
being given the travelling public than
under the former arrangement. Travel
ing people seem to be pleased with the
change, while many engineers and train
men do not like the new schedule on ac-
count of the slow movement of trains
and long lay-over at other points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Commissioners Office.
Chesterfield County, Va, .


TO CHARLES M. HAZEN AND ALL
other creditors Of Sarah F. Young, de-
ceased, and her estate:
You are hereby notified that. acting
under a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county, entered December
IL, 1906. in the suit in equity styled Nv
J. Young Vs. Sarah F.. Young's Execu-
tor and Others" pending in said court,
! have fixed upon MONDAY. February
4. 1907. at II o'clock a. NJ. Mt the office
OF Judge j. NJ. Gregory. Hull Street:
Manchester, Va, to take an account OF
the debts for which said Sarah F. Young
Is bound. and to inquire whether she
left any, personal estate, and IL not,
whether such debts should be paid out
of the proceeds OF her real estate, sold
in said fisuit. at which time and place
you are required to attend, with the
necessary evidence.
Given under my hand. as Commits
sioner in Chancery. in said court. this
third day OF January. 1907
GEORGE MASON,
Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12

j. H. Valentine. .Plaintifr.
Catherine euerpill,on and
husband. ara The Davis
Sowing Machine Company
"a corporation), and the
creditors OF j.. II. valen
tine, described IN tho
eighth class Of q deed Of
trust from J. H valen-
tine to II. y. Flood, Trustee,
dated the 9th day Of jan
Henrico County Clerks Of
las las al ali o other d ,SSi que due BY
j. H Valentine, whose names
are unknown. and others. Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to have par
made h IN one OF the modes me
lying on the Mechanicsvine Turnpike and
B. G. Road, In the county OF Henrico,
near the city of Richmond. Va. now
Mrs M'0 esssrp!l!ons:s and descrISsd r IL
estate. and to have the lion Of the said
deed Of trust on the interest of J. II.
the said j.. H Valentine alleging that the
same has been paid of and discharged.
An affidavit having been made and filed
and the bill OF complaint which m is ver,.
Sewing Machine Company Ga corporation!
is nonresident Of Virginia, and that
the names Of the creditors OF j. II:
Valentine, described as follows in said
deed OF trust: Eighth class. all other
debts due by said ]. II. Valentine" are
to the plaintiff unknown. and that said
creditors are made defendants to said
bill by the general description OF par
ties unknown" and that the said Davis
Sewing Machine Company "a corpora.
tom and the said unknown parties
are sued. with resident defendants i Is
Comnany and said unknown parties" do
appear here within fifteen days after due
publication and posting OF this notice,
and do whatever may be necessary 10
protect their interest herein.
= SAMUEL p. wADD1LI, Clerk.
Diggs, Attorney.