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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04
Queen Mary's House for Sale.

FFOUt Wv 1OWbVW DuttU NeU1.
From time to time most interesting historical
relics come before the public through the
medium OF the auctionecr. The latest ex-
ample OF this Is Queen Mary's house in Jed
burgh and some old tapestry which 1t has
contained.
Jedburgh. according to MIR. James Tate.
had a strong castle at the highest part Of
the town. and some Of the mansions we're in
the form Of bastile houses. the defensive
character being requisite as a protection
agai n st English invaders. or these houses
the most interesting specimen now remaining
Is one In which. Queen Mary lay sick for
some time after her ride OF flfty miles over
moor and moss to visit Boutwell, at Hermitage
Castle. where he had been wounded by the
S bandit dr o. L lid ssins II is this house for
The bed occupied by the Queen at the
time Of her illness is now at Abbotsford.
The tapestry which covered the walls OF
the room 10 said 20 have been worked by the
covery Of their Sovereign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04

TURKISH ROCKERS-Comforta-
bic and very artistic rockers for the
library, den, sitting room or hall;
upholstered in the best possible
manner and fitted with two styles
Of springs; covered with Boston
leather; trimmed with fringe 10
match covering; special SOS
price ................ ~AC
With Harrington spring $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04
sportsman's African Home.

From The London Duly Graphic,
Lord Hlndhp. who presides at a dinner
Of the British East Africa Association tonight,
In tho first English peer who has built himself
q residence In the East African Protectorate
He has acquired there Q large sporting and
agricultural estate.
The house 10 quite modern inside, and
woman spend there a great part OF the year.
Lord Hindip has travelled extensively and
has shot big game all over the world, His wife
has the distinction of beip 9 the only lady in
society who has succeeded IN shooting q
giraffe.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-01
REAL ESTATE.

Mr. Newell y welkcr-PRrt ~ r lot no I. o p.
deacribod, to-witi beginning M point iO6
feet west az the n . corner Of said lut and run
lOh feet. thence sN4lb fcct. thence 1906 feet
aud thence n Dilt feet 10 tho place of hCFln-
ming, $500. houao. Also part 80 4 { lot no l.
.. described he folloVp. beginning at tho : 9
corner Of said lot no ]. and run thence n Ihts
feet. thence " 2l0 feet. thence q NV feet and
thence q 2i0 feet 10 the NUint 81 brainning
$3.50, Also rhrt Of \ & loVuo 2. q D. doacrilr
- f0lova: BeginninR ~ tho r. corner Of aald
lot 2 aud run thence 10 feet. thrnce W 2iO
feet thence n 10 feet, and thcuce o glO fcut 10
polnt 81 beginning. i5O-RAisod from a. 900 10
$1,000
George y Perkins Part of Z & lot no l. o n. De
ncribed o. followa wit: Beginning NJ the
ew corner ~ said lot l. and run n bl feet
thence so feet. thence 81 feet and thence
" ~ feet 20 the place Of beginning house
500, Ale0 part Of r g lot no 2. q y. deacril,ed
Ne followa, to-wit Beginning at tho " W cor.
ner ~ said lot p and run 40 fcot fh6nce 10
feet. thence " 80 feet, and thence M fCpt 10
point OF beginning tbn--RAised from $3.50 10
$3.50
W QuAIlo II q lot no q o p. sscobt ~ feet on
the n side, hOuses- Raised from $40 10 $3.50
Edward Robertf--PaTt of r G lot no g. o D. Dc.
nclihed NJ follows. to.wit, BEGINNING az
noinI on the south side o. Clinton strrot iO5
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-01

Notice n hereby givou that the CITY
Council Of the city Of Tallahassee, Leon
County Florida, sitting M g Hoard "
visions NJ Tho following Notice:
"NOTtCE no PROPERTY OWNERS
Notice ~ hereby giyen that the CITY
Council ~ the city NJ Tallahassee, Flor
ida, viii meet NJ tho Council Chamber CITY
Han city Of Tallahassee Florida. ON
Thursday, October l0th. 4. - 1907. ut z 800
o'clock T. ~, Tor r,' ne purpose Of henrl1g
tho valuo Of city property, real or personal,
aa fxed 10y the city assessor of taxes, ana
Of pcrfectinR, reviewing and cquallzlng the
ANY person. firm. association or corpor-
alton desiring to appear before the city
Council upon matters herein specified will
govern themselves gccordlmyly,
"Clty Clcrl CITY ~ Tallahassee,
ny direction ~ the city Council,
Tallahesgcc Florida. September 1911, 4.
which said Notice was published IN the
Weekly True Democrat, ncwspnpcr pub
Florida, IN - issues ~ September o.
September 27th pud October ith. A. n
1907. has raised the valuation M nNcd bv
the city Assessor ~ taxes. ~ the rcni estate
and personal property hcrein below de
liza. ma shown IN this notice and that the
city Council of the CITY NJ TnluhnssrC,
Flnridn. sitting ~ u Board ~ Equalization,
will meet az tho Council Chamber. Cltv
HAN city Of Tallahassee. Florida. or
"Wednesday tho iath day ~ November a
u. 1907. nt 1880 o'clock y. m, to hear ans
Rcnl Estate or Personal Property NAV de-
sire 10 give why the valuation fixed Nv tho
CITY Council, sitting NJ nourd ct EquRii.
zntior shHll v" changed s,,,,,,
President city Council
(slencd) \. II WILLIAMS.
Nv direction Of the civ Counru
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-01
NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS

or Increase in City Tax Assessment
Valuations for the Year, AID. 1907,
on Real Estate and Personal Prop
erty Within the Corporate Limits
Of the City Of Tallahassee, Florida.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-01
The Store is Growing.

@%a IS EASY for The causual customer
8I8 that the store is growing, and it is
easy to see reason it. The greatly
Iarged salesrOom, the increased stock,
fully selected goods, bettered service and
tempting prices tells why the grows.
it's only.th beginning; come when you will; see
if the store isn't each day lettering Of it's
opportunities for helping you.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-01

CITY Clerk
Nv direction Of the CITY Council
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
SWAIN on EXHIBITION

Swain, the Indians big center
fielder, made a fool of himself yes
terday in front of the bleachers. Be-
cause he was handed bit of a
roast he tried to make noise like
assault and battery, and after the
game came back to make more Of
1t. Whether in the field or at bat
he kept an eye that was supposed
to be fierce and vengeful on the Of
Tending bleachers. And he got
away with the bluff, for the man
that roasted him refrained from
kicking him.
A little more of that sort of baby
play and the team will be at the
bottom of the consideration column.
There is no excuse for most of the
bleacher roast, but it is the crowd
out to see the game that pays the
players salaries, and the fans nat
urally think they have something
coming when the outlook for any
thing to cheer over is dark.
A ball player is there to play the
game and not strut around the
grounds pretending like he's thirsty
for trouble because somebody says
something he doesn't like. What
Sawin really needed was to be &C.
commodated with a brick
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
SPORTING SNAP SHOTS

Two of the most prominent hold
outs for big money this season
were Hal Chase and George Stone.
With the first month gone neither
is batting at fast enough a clip to
cinch job in the bushes.
Joss, of Cleveland, and overall,
of Chicago, lead the American and
National leagues, respectively, in
pitching.
From California comes the ru-
NOR that Squires has refused to
meet Burns because of the Burns
O'Brien fake fight. Squires would
certainly make hit should he draw
the fair line instead of the color
line.
Sam Langford, the colored Ameri-
can welterweight who jumped into
notoriety by knocking out Tiger
Smith, is matched to fight jeff
Thorne at London, June II.
Alfred Shrubb, worlds champion
long distance Splinter, is to have
his first American tryout against
Frank Kannaley at Boston Decora-
ton day.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
INDIANS LOSE
!. CLOSING GAME

3 With the largest crowd of the
season at the ball game yesterday
the Indians got a crouch on and
couldn't play ball worth anything.
Just what was wrong with them
isn't plain-only there was some
thing wrong. They started out well
In the first and made Kirby Hoon's
!. offerings look like marked down
lprices. Terry McKune Strengthened
out of them and Bill Carney did
likewise. Altman also played his
usual good game although he had
plenty of trouble with poor pitching
and field throws.
+ The performance of Cap. Swim
dells was surprise to the rooters.
The Cap. actually protested against
q decision. 1t cost him IS and
caused his Punishment from the
game, but at that he made a hit
with the crowd. The one thing
that has been lacking in Swindells
is his failure to scrap through a
game. 1t isn't necessary to sass the
upm. but to show a fighting spirit.
VIII tuC OOoo vi tuC lCdHl OF W.
cile, forgiving and sweet tempered,
the team naturally falls into those
ways Ito an extent) and when a
real scrappy bunch line up against
them the scrappy bunch usually
wins.
The Miners took to what Erick-
son threw like a homeseeker does
to the Inland Empire. He couldn' t
throw anything which the Miners
couldn't hit. 1t wouldn't have been
SO bad If the muckers hadn't had
their batting rags on, anyway. They
didn't line them out so far, but if it
hadn't been for some strenuous
work of Terry McKune and Adams
in the vicinity of third, records for
hits would have been broken. Nc.
Kune and Adams each made er.
rors and Altman was charged
with 1.
After the second inning, Klink.
hammer took Erickson's place and
then things settled down a little
better. Klink has got warmed Up
yet. He's season pitcher when he
does start, but 1t takes him a long
time to get into shape.
The Indians and Miners left last
night for Butte, where a series will
be played. After that the Quinn
champions return for series with
the Aberdeen and about weeks at
home.
Score: Butte 8. Spokane 5.
Some pretty fair fielding helped
matters bit. Swain got a couple
of good ones in center, and so did
Carney in right.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
HE SUITED HER

"The man | ever We'd" she said,
Must have accomplishments.
Yes: he must play, and sing, and
dance,
And ride, and row, and fence.
And take skillful hand a bridge,
A tennis racket WELD,
And chase the bounding golf ball,
too,
Across the dewy field"
The man who won her lily hand
Was bald, and stout, and slow,
He couldn't sing, or dance, or play,
Or fence, or ride or row.
He didn't care a rap for golf,
And never led cotillon,
But he could sign a check, you sea
For just about a million
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
THE AUDITORIUM.

The Shirley company's presenta-
ton of Lady Windemere's Fam
drew a good first night house last
evening, but it will strain the pop
ularity of the company to keep the
seats filled for a week of the fan
business. 1t is about the poorest
the theater has been burdened with
for long while. Two new players
appear with the company this week,
Virginia Brissac and Eugene Mock
bee. Laura Adams was the best
character in the piece.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
FREE TO ELkS' LADIES',

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-One
of the many treats in store for the
ladies who are coming to the an.
nual convention and reunion of the
B. P. o. Elks the week of July IL
is an invitation to attend all of the
ball games played that week by the
Philadelphia team of the National
league.
In arranging the schedule for the
season the National league took
into consideration the Elks' reun-
ion, with the result that an interest.
ing series was reserved for the
home team for that week.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
PRIEST SM0THERED
TO Death IN TRUNK

NEW YORK, May 27-The dead
body of Father Kaspar of the Ar.
menian Apostolic church of Hobo
ken, N. j., was found yesterday in a
trunk which had been left by 2
Greeks for room rent at Mrs. Hen
ry Sterrer's, 1888 West Thirty-sev-
enth st.
Last Wednesday the landlady told
the Greeks they must pay their
rent. They told her she was well
secured because theV had a well
filed trunk. Next day they disap-
peared. The trunk was broken
open yesterday and the priests
body found. The head was drawn
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
THE WASHINGTON.

Manager Blakeslee springs a
vaudeville bill this week that is not
bad. He has a diversified bunch Of
attractions running from comedy
sketches and specialties and to
Scotch ballads. Georgia Clark is
the balladist. and she is also a bit
of dancer in Highland style. "a
Stolen Kid" sketch is one of the
funny Streaks of the bill.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
7heuterS
THE SPOKANE

"Salome," minus the fine music
that the piece has been credited
with, and likewise minus the head
kissing scene" advertised for it,
opened last night for days. The
play has one act and no excuse
whatever for existence.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
THE COlUM BIE.

"Teezy Weezy," evidently one of
the linn companys old standbys,
started on another weeks journey
here last night. 1t is a comic sketch
that passes all right the first time,
but pals by familiarity. The COM
pany introduces the usual number
of specialties.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
STRIKE FOR FRESH AIR.

PALMER, Mass, May 27.-Be-
cause they were forbidden to open
the windows, the weavers of the
No. 2 Thorndyke cotton mill went
out, whereupon the company closed
the plant.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
SEATTLE IN LEAD.
CITY LEAGUE.

The City league games at Nata-
torium park were well patronized
yesterday. The Varney team lost
to the Bradley team 4 to 3 in the
first game, and in the second Fair
banks Morse beat PoweT-Sanders
8 to 1.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27

down to the knees by heavy strap
buckled under the shins. Death had
resulted from suffocation, and the
priest must have been put in the
trunk alive. He was so years old,
small and bent, with a flowing
white beard.
John and Paul Sarkie have been
arrested on suspicion. 1t is be-
lieved the murder was committed
for the purpose of securing money
which the priest had collected from
the Greeks and Armenians of the
vicinity. He had made regular col.
lecting trips to that vicinity.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
CoEUR D'ALENE S, s. A. A. c.

In the opening game of the sea-
son at Occur d'Alene yesterday, the
Lakesiders won from the S. A. A. c.
McBurney, of the club team, put
the ball over the fence in the ninth
inning. The game was exciting
throughout. The score: S. A. A. e.
4, Occur d'Alene 5.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
INDIANS o. X. SATURDAY.

Doggedness won the game for the
Indians Saturday afternoon when
they beat Butte 5 to 4 after 10 in.
nings. Butte led up to the ninth
when the score was tied In the
10th the Indians had everything.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
TIGERS AND SlWASHES
WIN BY DIG MARGINS

At Tacoma yesterday the Tigers
beat Aberdeen 8 to i.
Seattle gave Vancouver an awful
drubbing and won II to 2. Seattle
got II hits off Legore, the Canuck.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
TROLLEY LEAGUE.

The Trolley league was busy yes
terday. Palouse beat Colfax to 1 /;
Moscow beat ROsalia 8 to 3.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati 8 Chicago 3; Pittsburg
II, st. Louis 5.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
SCHRlMPS WIN IN IS INNINGS,

The S. A. A. C. Schrimps won
from the Dodd Clothiers yesterday
morning in 10 inning game by a
score of 10 to 9.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco 20: Oakland Is;
Portland 5, Los Angeles 1.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
AM ERlcAN LEAGUE.

ST. Louis s, Boston 8; Chicago S
New York l.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01

ae6ns Bis spOlftauisnS marottunii4e
Reit.r u%nternabm, enti9ieb ben
aampf. 3pei Yferbs purben ibm bas
BEL unter benz 3eib setObtet, er felbit
bate sablrei9e 8erpunDunsen OapOns
eetraeen, bod feline einaise BON 8eoeu=
flung. Na9 beenbistem Selbsug eTbolt.
er iiG raid unter Der fprgiamen Yflege
gliiabetbs.
Gliiabetb bate ibren 9atten aud
nit einsm Sp9ter9sn bei4enft, bas
ben Ramen Yauline erbielt, uno oas
Slid Der Gltern tpurbe, penn pie3
iiberbaupt mOgli4 mar, babur9 nod
er0ber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Wiertes &dpitel.

es mar i'm MGr5 1S49, 9rin5 2ouis
Napolepn 8%pnaparte mar prdItoent
Der fronaDiif9en &epublif. Die milf
tGrii9en &reiie BON Dram in Ilgicr
beI6Gftigten ii9 um biefe 3eit nit O>ei
perionen, bic Dor Sturgeon aus 6rant@
reid oetpmmen fpdren.
Der cine ndr elm nod iunger Mann.
cine pori6eil6ufte Grf6einung nit
bi9tem @onbart; er nannte ii9 Srot
BON Mufp.
Ser apeite mar bebeutenb alter;
fem aanses @eubsre, Der martialii3e
SGnurrbart uno Der S9nitt Der &leis
bun9 perriet6en ben Sffi5ier; er bdtte
Ii6 in bas 5rembenbu9 oes 9otels
ais 8iftor BON Gombel eing.tragen.
Ser brittle, benz Rang mad tteT un>
ter linen ftebenoe. par Der &Gtbiels
buftefte. IS mar Elm t%leiner, oider
Mann nit fart g~.rDt6etem @eii4t uno
eemeinen @eii4ts3iigen, gu oenen Die
6ide ll6rtette uno bic pielen RIn9e an
Ieinen Tingern treffli9 paBt.n. Die
beioen Mnoeren nannten i'm, obpobl
er bur6aus nod ni9t alt mar, papa
Goutau.
ollie Srei fdmen, pie lie Iagten, na9
9(frifa, um bort 9runo uno 8ooen IN
5robem umfan9e gu srtperben. Sas
tonnte ia pabr fein, a6er bas @uftreS
ten bisier 9erren itimmte nit bieier
Qn9abe nidt iiberein. sic ia6en ft6
bur9aus niht mad pG9tsrn ober Din
| iieblern fir bic BON ibnen au erperben>
ben 2dneereien UNI, ioneern p~ertebrten
fat nur nit MilitGrs. !0Gufig tonnte
nan BEL NaGt nit aner mD9li&en
@orIi9t, um unbemertt au bleiben,
SffiSiere in i6re Wobnun9 tommen
Ieben. r;el6e 3pei bis brei Sdgereiitr
BON Oron entfcrnt, in @orniiOn la
gen.
@elb i6ienen Die 9rei in 9iae UNI
Sine gu beiiben, unO ie lc6tcn oem9e'
mob auf Iebr pornebmem SuBe, Ipel'
ten ftets in @eielI6uft uuf ibrer
3immer; Der G%bumpa9nern flop babe
in StrDmen.
nOieie Geute b%eunrubisen mid,
iaate zines 4benos SberIt Oelorse 81
feiner Sruu; nibr Sreibsn bat fir mid
ettpds rnbeimli4es. .
.Warum siebft Su feline @rtunbt
sung.n iiber lie ein?" ertpiperte ot
6ruu Sberft.
(Jortisbuns folgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
(Jortisbuns folgt.)

- Der arts4ii&e Eampfer .Orn'
tios @ouppas", Der ju Barcelona,
spanisn, sintraf. i&leppte ben briti'
f9sn 9ampfsr Bolton 9aa" bsrsin.
rpel9sr auf Der 5abrt bon @alpsfton
nod @snua feline Snraubs bsrlor.
- Der Experimentation bon u.
@Iasi9eib & 60. In SCRANTON. pa..
TN srobsn ftnfh6digsn 6anolsp' De
bdube, tuurbe beuts Mbsnb bur4 6eusr
total srf6rt. Der 5eueri&aoen be
lauft F& bon ss5. 600 Bib 800. 900.
- Sn 0enoiba, Wise.. bot Sacob
@srbOuib istner Srau, NIT Der sr In
Sdsibuns laa, auf Der etrabe auf9s'
tauert uno bier S&ife auf He abgs>
feuert. Eann bra&te er f4 ielbf stns
lebensssfdbrli&s Gaubwunbs on, Salis
BET.
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@.nsralsoubsrnsur 9upissw In JlO.
oDFa, Rublaub. bsfoblen. BOB ALE.
wslde ibm auf Der 6traBe b.Seenen.
ibm ben Riden Butsbren uno ots
6dnbe bpabalten mfRsn, Biz sr aus
Dem @sR9tstrsis psri4wunosn if!
- SIN prOpiosnes, y. S., ftir3ts
elm pOli3eiuaasri UNI, tporin R4 asun
@efanaene befanpsn. Die lsBteren aer'
trammerten ben Wagsn uno a4t bon
ibnen entfpranesn. Der neunte, 3.
goroon, iprnns benz pOli3iRsn Dolfs
bet, Der NIT fsinsm rs&tsn Ssin unter
benz @agsn sinsstIemmt mar, uno
aberlisferte R9 bann BEN bon Tim be-
frsiten pOliaifisn.
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0auis tn Dnfbin9tOn, o. g.. abge'
baltsnen Rorfsrsns ma&ts Rrisgaistrs'
tor 8aft befannt, bab BITE @ensoarme'
rte auf Der Sniel cuba bon 5000 nul
10, 600 Ranu erh6bt werben lou.
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oreiidbrige eb6n&sn bss gbepaars Ok.
u. eaIinesr In cine Wanne NIT to&enl
b.ibsm BaKsr, 70 BOB bas 5lsif1 TT
aanssn Ssssa bon ben ano&en bsI
unsIadIi@.n atnbss fisI unb baHslb'
mad usniesn Stunben untsr fur&t
! baren S&mer3sn ben gsiff aufgab.
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|, GsIsb an, tusl&es bie Banana etien'
, balm untty BITE Qontrone Der SRbmts
|, QanaI.Q ommiiRon Relt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
@1tnbaht1 :Tabrplah.
Oanoalia Sine.

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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
NOnCCurfrL

young Mrs. Jenkins is a YER nard
woman to pump. She always cts OUT
Ut giving you any informstin When
o ask her anything"
Il heard she was --ry else mouth
ed"
you know A was repoted that she
and her husband did no. get on very
we'll together, so whe1 I asked her
quite casually what her husband gave
her the other day for a birthday pres
ent Ito see If they were on good terms)
l couldn't tell from her answer wheth-
er he had given her a handsome piece
Of bric-a-brac or whether they had
~quarreled."
what did she say"
"She just said, He gave me a jar"
American.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
State Of North Carolina,
NaM Hanover CnAntY.


BE- virtue aRH IN pursuance OF a
power OF sale contained in a certain
mortgage Sy w. =. Sears and
8. n. Lloyd on the l2Jh day OF Feb
ruary, A. d. 1906, TO John I Riley.
and Henry G. Rely, partners trading
and doing business under the style
and firm name OK Chas :. Riley "
Company, and duly recorded on the
18th day OF February. A. ID. 1905 In
ooh ]. Psge - OF tho Records OF Col
!sctor OF Customs for the port OF viii
mington. North Carolina. the unaer-
signed mortgages will expose for sale
TO the higest bidder for cash. ut the
door OF the Custom House OF the
Collector OF Customs for the port OF
Wilmington, County 81 New Nan
over and state OF North Carolina, on
January 18th. A. ~ i9as. at one
o'clock I. III. the folio wins described
tug:
Lillian steam screw. iron hull with
total net onnase . tons. 81 feet long.
IL feet breadth . feet depth.
Dated thi. tho l1th day ,. Desem-
Der. A. D 1907.
CHAS. s RILEY & COMPANY.
MortgaGecE.
" HcCIAAhY.
Attorney for Mortgages.