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aurtion @aleS, future Nap8.

All high grade Furniture as follows:
9uartnred Oak. Diuing-room Round isS-
tension Table. Handsome Sidehoara.
Fine Vienna sentwocd Chaira Curlcy
Birch Bedroom suit. ,Quarteted Oak
Bedroom Suits Wardrobes, Carpets.
NIatttngs. Brass TRIMMED Enameicd
Beds. White Reds. both single and dou-
Bile Zine Parlor Tables, Parior suits,
Wicker Rockers Oak Rockers Pie
lures Mirrors, Centre Tables. Sewing
Machines. Morris Chairs. one Fine Ideal
Steel Range, Ia perfect conditions:
Heaters Ice Fox, Chairs. Pillows, Bol-
sters. Toilet Scts aud everything need
cd In housekeeping.
Sale positive. Ladies especially in
STANDARD AUCTION co.
-. C. BufSt.d. Manager and Salesman.
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Rare and Antique Furniture
THURSDAY. OCTOBER nth.

THURSDAY. .UCTOBER ItTHt
at our Auction Art Rooms, No. 61S
East Broad Street commencing at 1890
o'clock. consisting OF / Four-Post Bed
g Chest Drawers. 8 Bureaus. . Side
boards. wardrobe. Candlestands
1 Work Table. Pier Table, 10 Chairs
1 Corner Cupboardf1 China Press. 1
Desk Hall Clock. 4 Shaving Cases.
3 Sofas. 8 Settees. 2 Claw and Ball
Chairs. / Whaxnot 10 Mirrors, 10 Pic
lures. 1 Cellerette. 10 Pieces Sheffield
Plate. Lamps. IL Candlesttcks, 6
Pair Andirons. 6 Tenders, 10 Jardiners.
These goods are all handsomely poll
ished and refinished and Will be sold
regardless of price or value. Dealers
N antiques, personal collectors and
admirers Of such goods espcciallys In
vited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
AuctiOneers.
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Ky direction OF the ECONOMY 1EVCelS..
declining business we Will sell al Ives
and 1877 West Cary Street
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1896,
commencing at 1870 a. NJ. very large
and well-seleotcd fresh Stock Groce-
res etc, embracing in part . cases
Tomatoes, 20 cases Octagon and ctas.
Soaps. 10 cases Atlantic Matches. 70
cases Red Seal I.ye. 10 +. e Nj. baking
Powder. caddies assorted brands
Chewing Tobacco. barrles Herrings.
Large and varied assortment of
Shelf Goods. such as Pickles. Postum.
Good Luck Powder. Peaches. Sapolio.
Catsup Arbuckle and other grades OF
Coffee (big loD. Extracts Call kinds,
Condensed Milk. Ruckwheat. Naptha
Soap. starch. Blung, Smoking Tobacco
Cigars. sardi,es. Tomatoes. Soap. Cocoa,
olives, Rumford Powders. Tar soap
Syrups Corn. Early June Peas. Celia
tines. Woodenware. Brcoms Oil Cans
and many other desirable goods. all
fresh and in good size lots.
Store Fixtures as follows: Platform
Scales, Fine Set Micrometer Scales, 4
Showcases. Display Stand. Counter and
Meat Scales. Store Truck. . Heating
stoves Oil Tank: also Grpcer's Delty-
cry Wagon and / splendid set Harness.
The above sale is worthy the atten-
ton of dealers. Goods all nice and
fresh and will be sold without limit
or reserve.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co,
General Auctfoneers.
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TO MoRRow. MONDAY. ocroREI

TOMORROW. MONDAY. OCTOBEI.
litl, commencing at 1880 o'clock,
wcNWill sell for account OF trustee one
fine Kimball Upright Piano. with stool
and scarf, in first-class condition and
recently tuned; also one Handsome Solid
Mahogany Case Upright Hazleton Plano,
several fine Mahogany ard Oak Cham
Der Suits, beautiful Parlor Suits Iron
and Brass Beds, Roll Top Desk, Dining
Tables. Chairs, Rockers Library Table,
Library Suit, Leather Couches and
Rockers, Solid Slverplated Teaset,
handsome Sideboards, two Cabinet Fill
Ing Cases, large quantity Of Sheets
Pillow Cases, Blankets, Counterpanes
Lace Curtains, Rugs. Druggets. Heating
stoves, Hall Seat and Mirror, etc,
At 1880 o'clock we viii sell several
good Carpets.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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\ - i lIi q y i L. i Il
ln execution Of certain deed Of
trust bearing date on TIL: 18TH dry
or May, 1906 TO the undersigned trus.
tees, recorded in tile clerks office ~
a. page $50, default having been made
In payment OF n portion or the debt
secured therein, being required. sS the
Denefciary.iWc VIII sell at pubic auct'
tlpn. OH the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1901 s
AT 4 O'CLOCK T., NJ. SHARP,
the above mentioned property. and de-
scribed in! said deed as follows:
First, The northern half OF square
Is. frpn,iness42 S-12 feet on the south
srn line Of Beverly street extending
md back between parallel lines 1ao
attractive Two story frame dwelling
thereon OF rooms. in nice repair.
is. fronting Az sl2 feet on the north
ern line OF Wallace street, extending
from Sycnniorc TO Strawberry street
,nd back within parallel lines i20 feet
Third. The northern half OF sunaTc
ern line of Dance street. extending
back. within parallel lines 100 feet to
an alley In common II feet wide.
Fourth. The northern half of square
Il. fronting Sill a-la feet on the south
t4tt iiilSt OK NFalllN street, eSteHuipS.
from Elm TO Cedar Streets, and back
within parallel lines 100 feet to an
alle.s In common Is feet wldo.
Fifth. The southern half of square
IS, fronting s4t S-ia feet on the north.
ern line of Dance Street extending
from Rowland 10 Sycamore Streets,
and hack within parallel lines le0 feet
to IN alley in common II feet. wide:
Sixth. The southern half OF square
8. fronting stsA-ts feet on the south
ern line o. Taylor Street, extending
from Cedar 10 Rowland Streets, and
back Within parallel lines 100 feet to
an alley in common IS feet wide.
Seventh. Fart OF square is, 'front.'
ing 81 feet or tie south limo of Taylor
street between Elm and Cedar Streets.
aid running back within parallel lines
100 feet to AZ alley In common Is feet
wide ;ts eastern line being dstant
So s-is fess west from Elm Street
The location of this property. to-
gether with sna.y dwellings and other
being erected close by,
besides otntng from first hands. offers
a rare opportunity for speculation or
Investment.
Don't fas, TO attend sale.
TERMS Cash.
Plat Of nropsssr can he seen at office
of auctinnssrs.
BANK or COMMERCE.
AND TRUSTS.
n HhAfs n 7. 5 E9EEAHb'
Trustees
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we viii sell, ,at auction, on the
premises. &s
THURSDAY. seal,To BIIR N, 1907,
at 5fo'clock r. NJ, sthat neat, detached,
suburban home in Highland Park, con-
tanning about eight rooms u, at I, NJ, tns
corner of Second thVe 1n,,at ai'o t'ut''s
This property will make YOU q very .e'l
nice suburban home In q GROWING sec A
ton, n s,s s5a, 3, /. !. s, jsf
TERMS: Iiasy; announcer at sale sc
TOI.I4ARI1i a s ia +'.l n Nj
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TUESDAY,, OCTOBER 18TH,
AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
at the request OF Mrs. r. T. Thompson,
we will sell at her farm, known as
The Dawson Farm" near LAUREL VA,
commencing at o o'clock, the follow
ing articles viz: Fine Weser Piano.
Dining and Kitchen Table. Parlor and
Corner Tables. Refrigerator. Bedroom
Suits Dressers. Willow and Oak Rock
crs stoves. Cupboard. Leather Couch,
Mattresses. Springs, Bicycle. Horse.
Spring Wagon. Phcaton. Single and
Double Plows. Cnltivator. Harrow,
Mower Disc Clod-Cuttcr. Pea Planter,
Harness. L;rge Iron Kettle. Chickens,
Ducks and various other articles too
numerous to mention. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash. s
Take r.. f. & p, II. r. s:40A. NJ, 20
Laurel Va. $50
TILE N.li.ENIIN EAuCTtoN$ co.
Auctioncers.
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By y. w. Rowe & Son.
Real Estate AuctioHcers.
SALE Bl- AUCTION 9

SALE BY AUCTION
OF n
LARGE But IRREGULAR SHAPED
BLOCK OF LAND LYING MOSTLY
BETWEEN THE NORTH BANk OF
. THE OLD JAMES RIVER AND KA-
N.AWFIA CANAL AND TIL; PROP
ERTY FORMERLY OWNED BY
TIfE HANALt CRFNSfi1AW conf
PANY. EXTENDING FROM THE
WEST LINE OF THIRTEENTH
STREET DOWN To THE WEST
LINE OF THE SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANIES PRoPERTS.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or a
: VALUABLE
James River arm
Aftsr the above sac, AZ


i O'CLOCK p. NJ. ON THE SAME DAY,
as trustee in deed dated June. I,
1907. and of record i'll the clerks Office
of the Circuit Court OF buckingham
county. in deed book 10, page 5aS,
viii offer for sale, at public auction
that valuable James River Farm, upon
which Mr.. S. b. Gibson resided at the
time Of his death. The farm contains
by Il recent survey Gl0 acres, besides
en- island of 40 acres.
TIE dwelling is substantially built
frame house OF seven rooms, covered
with slate. besides Pantry, Cement Cell
lar and large Attic; situated on a Hill
overlooking the river. with large
yard. In a grove Of fine oak trees of
Original growth, with Kitchen in the
yard, and well of the best water in
the county. Convenient to the house
is al ice house, smoke house, two
large hen houses corn house buggy
house and tool house. a short ais
lance from the house rs large gran
AIRY and stable. There are also at con
ven!ently located PLACES on the farm
two large hay sheds, two double to-
corn eristmill and sawmil attached.
In addition TO the above mentioned
buildings there is OH the farm a store
house and post-otice with IL dwelling
near of four rooms, besides a Kitchen,
stable, buggy shed and corn housn.
There are also two tenant houses OF
two rooms each on the place, The
store is considered one of the hest
stands in the courty.
ORCHARD There is an orchard OF
about 700 or 500 Well assorted apple
trees, in fun bearing, besides large
variety of grapes plrns, pears and
dansons.
This is one of the most desirable
Yarns on James River beng situated
in good neighborhood. convenient To
schools churches, post-office and depot
with good roads leading in every d!rec.
ton from the farm. The farm Is vel
divided into fields with an abundance
of running water in each field. Thie
farm could be cut up so az 10 make
nix small farma of over 100 acres nAcll
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Western Suburban
Home
NEAR
BROAD STREET AND BOULEVARD,
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1907
500 P. M.

The above neat and desirable prop
erty is located In the growing West
End. and on north line Of Marshall
street, between Summit and High
Point Avenue, and fronts $50 feet, with
wide.
The dwelling is a two-story double
frame. lately erected of best material.
and contains s rooms. There are other
water supplied by pump.
The locality of these premises. being
in the, immediate line OF the western
growth of our city, and in close prox-
ward, renders this property very de-
sirable as a home and at the same
time an excellent Investment
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In
one and two years secured by trust
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
AuctiOneerR
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f roposedEast EndP ark

At tile request of the owner, who de-
sires to go further South we will Of
for for sale, bysauction. on the prem
w WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2s, 1907,
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ, that splendid
suburban residence, with about 10
acres OF land, above referred to. The
dwelling is OF brick, Is large. we'll ar
ranged and supplied with bath. hot
and cold water. etc.. and 1t is, By rea-
son OF IT'S intrinsic worth and its beau
5tiful situation, one OF the most attrnc-
city. Besides the dwelling there are
an Office, barn. etc.
The land is close to the city. and
will doubtless face the proposed and
assured East End Park, and will he
sure to prove a big; money maker TO
q live man, while as n suburban home.
1T has almost every attraction. Plat
at our office.
TERMS: Liberal.
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5ealeo proposals.

BIDS FOR CONCRETE;
reservoir, to hold 100000 gallons of
water Also bids for laying one and
one-halt miles water pipes In Black
stone, Va. For Specifications apply
70 II. n. SIsAY,
III. IA. SklAY,
Chairman Committee
Blackstone, va.
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rVALENTIME AUCTIONS
X PHONE 1906 ~
e!s EAST BROAD ST..
LARGE AUCTION SALE

GROCERIES IN ORIGINAL PACK
AGES SHELF GOODS OF MI.
KINDS. WAGON HARNESS, SToRF,
FIXTURES, ETC, ETC, AT AUG
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At request Of the owne ne, We We =, W. w.
offe Ws d sannsspe as's oeroBER lsTHi
at i O'clock p. NJ, the above ,descrlpe,a !
property. known at No; 8 ~, Nen [,ad,,e
Street. The dwelling is&.h two-story
hrick containing 0 rooms. bath. etc.
The terms liberal, and will be an
ut the sale.
VIM. b. .pIzzlNI CO.
1913 Il. Main Street.
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! auction Scales honoap.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Horses, Cattle,
Hogs, Etc

As administrator of samuel B. Glib
son. deceased. / will sell ut public auc-
ton. on the premises near Manteo, on
James Riyer). on
MONDAY, OCTOBER u, 1907
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ. the
following personal property to-wit: 0
MIX Cows, 8 head of Young Cattle, 3
Calves, Horses. lot OF Hogs, Hay.
Wheat, Buggies. Wagons, etc.
TERMS: Cash as 10 all sums of s25
or less; for all sums over SIS on a
credit Of six months, the purchaser 10
execute his bond, bearing Interest from
date, with approved personal security.
j. c. WOoDSON
Admir- of s. 3. Gibson. deceased.
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AT THE AUCTION SALEsROOMS. NO.
GlS EAST. BROAD STREET.
UPRIGHT PIANO FURNITURE. CAR
PETS, BED LINEN, BLANKETS,
SILVER PLATED WARE, ETC.
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shoots himself in Leg.

shoots Himself in Leg.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
HANOVER c. II. VA, october 12.--Law-
nrce Jacobs. OF this place. accidentally shot
himself in the leg last night He was he,p-
wi.iic his brother was on ON his wehdins
tt,ar whnc the wound is very painful, ~
Is not considered dangerous.
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BY YIN. E. Pizzlni Company.
Real Estate Agents and !,
No. 72S T.. Main Street.
AUCTION SALE

RenI LHtHtC@ NBVTI :.
NO 723 II. Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF "A
DETACHED TNN0-ST ~ !,
= JTTsAhfF N RIiSIDENCFl OS TIL II
MONTH"; LINE Or CLAY STREET.,
No, 1870 WEST CLAY,
AZ the request Of the owner. VIC VIII
sell, at public auction, on the PROMISES
THURSDAY OCTOBER 17Tll,
at s O'Clock Z, Al. The gdwelling con- =.
"a feet. running back $50 feet TO an an
alley. This will make q moe home OF
Il good paying Investment.
l1VAIsxB. I'IN11N1 CO,
7a3 D. Main Street.
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The Valentine Museum

t,LEvESTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from a, N. to 3 p. NJ Ati.
mission u cents Ffee on Saturday.
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TRusrEEss AUCTION SALE

LARGE AMOUNT OF CHOICE MD
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
lNiMPRDvED WEST END PROP
q TAYLOR, DANCE AND WALLACE
STREETS, NEAR l1DLiWoQD PARK.
AND "a lDJACENT TO THE HORSE
SLOW BUILDING; AND VIRGINIA
1'ASSlfNtSI;R AND POWER CO.'S
s CAR SHEDS.
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BY direction of the Economy Grocery.
declining business we Will sell al lSaS
and 1897 West Cary Street.
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
AUCTION sALR

ACCOUNT OF "A NON -RllSIDENT. OF
LARGE LOT, IIIrlHLAND PARK.
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF A.
Z DE DENCE. SITUATED Al, TIE SOUTH ~
I,AS Ts CORNER OF, u T0lCiFITEiIN'If1
a AND 5yFiNABLTc STREETS:
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BY. Wn. b. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and AMGtioneefs'
No. 723 p. Main Street.
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Bv j. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
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Auttion 3ales, Future DapS.

by John Il. Goddln y Co.,
and
Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioncers
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n. w. BOWIE & SON.
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j, THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
Auctioneers.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13

S. Arkwright and Secretary r. E.
Cullinane.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13

Lost:-A ring with an opal and
two emeralds, between Central
Methodist church and the untinish
ed stone building about a hundred
yards southeast of the church,
Miss LolIie Brigham. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
|IIisiOns Made ImpOS-
ibIe by Georgia Man
]. NJ. Born, of ATKINS, In
vents Life Saving Signal
For Locomotives.

DIR. J. M. Born, of Athens, Ca,
rs Invented and patented an elect
'cal appliance which, it is claimed
absolutely prevent head-on or
end collisions and which at
same time will practically
Axe of every locomotive a moving
raph and telephone station.
Il life saver and property safe
la DR.. BOrn's device is I'M
ralled by any invention of the
FROM an electricians standpoint
Inscription of the appliance
lid be exceedingly technical.
Simplest features, however, are
follows:
First, a metallic conductor of
ire laid either along the track or
S0ve or beneath like telegraph
les; second a small dynamo in
Led in each locomotive and OPP
led by steam from the locomo-
his dynamo is set and operated
produce a current of fixed vol
say 30. The positive pole of
aynamo is connected with the
4. It's negative pole by use of
Dlley or other suitable mechan-
device is connected with the
allic conductor. 1t is upon the
ciple that the earth offers con-
resistance to the passage OF
ricity of IS ohms, regardless
igtance. Therefore if a second
motive, is on the track, equip
and connected as the first one
fibed, it will complete a cir
With the best locomotive and
he line of this circuit is an
ric light and also an electric
30 that when the approach,
second locomotive completes
Electric circuit the light flash
nd the bell rings at the same
thus warning the engineer.
that is not all. If these sig
should for any reason be I'M
ded, the current will be in
eased as the engines draw near
until finally the breaks are APP
led and bring both trains to Il
ndstill.
The invention is as practicable
1t is ingenious. Already it has
Ben tested and proved Il success
i the Chesapeake Beach railroad,
Washington, ID. c., Such con-
aence has the interstate com
cree commission in the appliance
lat it has appropriated 500, 900
18th which to make further tests.
Ia company with ample capital
rs been organized to finance the
sheme and bring it into adoption.
hat it will be installed on all inn
Drtant roads both it's practicable
and its comparative cheapness
) to indicate. Its inventor is a
alive Georgian, and is widely
nown in Atlanta and throughout
he state. His name promises to
D down with that of DR.. Crawford
iong as a saver of life and bene-
actor of his people.
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Ten Million Increase
In A., B. & A. Stock
VIII Issue $2,OOO,0OO AS
Bonus on Bonds.

An increase in capital stock
from $24, SOL, 400 to $50, 600, 900 of
the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad was granted Satur-
day by the secretary of the state
through charter amendment.
Of this increase of $40, GAS, 900,
the amount of $4,000, 200 will be
issued at once, as a bonus to
IS, 600, 600 in bonds issued some
time ago. This amount will be
distributed in both preferred and
afnmOn stock. Of this increase
SIS, 800 will be par value non
tive preferred stock, being
ss29, 800 will be par
crease the company
Gee 900 preferred
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
TRAINS BY OCTOBER.

1t is expected that trains will be
running over the road into Allan
ia not later than October LIST of
the present year, and into Birming
ham not later than March 1st 1908
Contracts were let a few days ago
for large amount of rolling stock.
Bids were opened Saturday morn
ing for the construction of the last
section of the main line, consisting
of heavy work thro the mountains
of Alabama. The city council of
Bessemer, Ala. also granted fran
chiSe to the road at a meeting
last Tuesday night, giving the
right to occupy, change and close
a number of streets. Work has al
ready commenced in Bessemer.
Work is now going on on every
part of the road with a force of
more than 1000 men. The officials
are putting forth every effort to
complete the system within the
time fixed, so as to have trains OPP
Grating over the entire system as
early as possible.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
MEETING ON THURSDAY.

The increase in capitalization
was authorized at a meeting of the
board Of directors and of the stock
holders held June 6, in the offices
of the company in Atlanta.
Statement was made that work Of
constructing the Atlanta, Bir-
mingham and Atlantic is pro
crossing rapidly, and Of the $50
miles a large percentage has been
completed. Proceeds Of the adj
ditional stock issue will be applied
to completing the system, furnish
ing terminals and other facilities
and equipment. According to the
plan as announced, special atten
ton is being paid to terminal IA
cilities, passing tracks and rolling
stock with the end in view of re-
moving all congestion and delay in
the handling of traffic. 1t is stat
ed that the road intends to pro
vide itself with more facilities of
this kind, and rolling stock in pro
portion to it's mileage, than any
other steam road in this territory.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
FOR RENT.

5 acre tract with 4 room house
near Roanoke School house.
S acre tract with small room
house a mile west of city,
n, WETTSTEIN, JEWELER.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-06-28
Man Lost in the Mountains.

Salinas, Cal, June 26.-Lee DAN
gierheld, prominent merchant of
Pacific Grove, is missing since Fri
day, and up to tbi7 morning has not
been found. Dangierield, IN COM
pany with George Saulterback OF
Monterey and another person. left
the hotel at The Tassajara Hot
Springs to go fishing. During the
day the men became separated. but
nothing was thought thereof until
SSulterback decided to return. Dan
g!erheld could not be found.
The missing man not showing uo
Saturday morning, searching parties
went to look for him, going up into
the Arroyo section ana Low valley
country. several miles from the
hotel, The country is very rough
there, and one could easily become
lost. pangierdeld is also said TO
have hurt his legs few DAYS ago.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-06-28
Roosevelt Has New Marriage System.

Washington, June 26.-To reas-
sure a daughter of Justice Collins of
the Supreme Court of the Canal
Zone. President Roosevelt has given
to that bit of the earth's surface a
new marriage system. Miss Collins
was married in May, but she was not
sure until June that the ceremony
which had been performed was le-
gally binding. BY executive order,
issued on the last day of May, all
marriages celebrated under condi-
tions similar to that of Miss Collins
were validated and a new marriage
system was provided for the zone.
Under the amended law Miss Col
Inns was married. After the cere-
mony a question as to It's legality
was raised on account of the word
recognized"
The law of Panama recognized
only the Catholic religion.