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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10

(59) Allegheny 2. & 3. CO. bags bags
brackets; (115) Atlas Portland e; Co.,
3 bundles vags; (1S39 Mrs I r. Allen,
i box groceries,; (17e) G. W. Antrim g
Son, / package washboards; (s14) a.
a & Coz case l225} $: A 4 ~, Ice
rel ref clothing; (i111 Mrs. Addie v. Bass.
tabe 1s2 = Barker case boses
Bagbey. box wringers; 52aal zoe
G2s} call Watt. handles: 2 po 1s;
beams; (327) Sarah Carter, barrels;
(2o5) Mrs Tate chenery, ! sewing ma
tin signs; (216) VIM. Dciches, pack
ages tin signs; (21sl Page Dickinson.
] empty bag; S239 Dunkirk Med Co..
shafts at ut (sf .. 8 4. Fairbanks. box
scales; (1O1) Fulton Refining Works,
1 pieco stove casting; $3.50 y Fl. Fal-
len bnd poW b bsSs {? Err y s T Foyier
box NJ food; Isl c. Son & Co, ! box;
(7o) Mrs, p. p. Gray; bundles tables.
k. d.; G43) Grand Fountain. ! bundle
matter; 900 Eliza Glover, barrel
household goods; $3.50 John r. Griffin.
3 bundles bedsteads; l2o4l J. 1s =; Cas- s.
Ho!nels. Grated desk, (27j ", z.
Holmes. Grated school desk; CLIO u !.
beneh s 5o1 j. ' MaWks Case Sept
CAS- Mrs. Rosie Muffer, 3 boxes, I
bundle household goods; GAP 4. 6
Holmes, box tin signs;S; G G6e} 7 i,7 M
o. Hardy, ! bed frame: (315, Mary
Hamilton. 1 bundle bedsteaos; l2l9J S.
LIirsh & Bro. 10 bags rice; (220) Mrs.
(220) r. D. Hicks. box adv. matter.
(239) Steven Humes,. box drygoods;
az, Mrs, Rebeccn Johnson, ! barrel
crate crockery; d6S) William King. 2
packages ma hinery; dS7) G. 6: Kim
fSs oasshoa eeoas @5s aSea Kei SSx
crate, earthenwarss; (s4 Ok I, Luiglns
n fo%de no'1 case usa'G booka: 1ss9 j. M
Lincoln, CASE $50, Mrs. Il; Lawder,
box books;, (3n 6 Mtehe l,i,Io ease ~
eoG paeka sst col eoupines: H51 Miehean
Produce CO., wood heater; G1D J..
a; Murphy, boz A. matter 1T SAP Mur +
p e. ynoo 1otsN case uss adv PADS; {i55} j
II. Martin, i crate washstands; ($o5l
j. A. Mansfield. piece stove casting;
| engineer, bundle castings: CD Pem-
| berton- Price CO.. 2 cases books and pat.
| terms; (10S) II. Pincus, Don Nousenold
| goods (215) Portrait & Picture Frame
Co, i crate picture, frames; (29) Ryan.
Smith & Talma1 crate lamp (lo, gl /, ["
| mond Cooperage Co, 2 boxes adv. mat
ter; (65) j. A. Ross, bale mating
| u30) II. Il. Rartley, ! heating stove
GAG Richmond Plumbing and Alante
Co., package castings; Q56) Rich,
mond Cedar Works, J keE rivets: lb93
packages end gates; G0O) G. H. Rus,
sell, 9 sisnboards; (soi II. Rhader 8
Son, piece stove casting, {2l7) New,
man Ralner. 2 bundles chairs; (223l
Salle Ricld. ] box clothing; ($) "
q. Smith. bundle iron: {5ol seh!reff
4 Hutchinson Co., hex clothes wiring.
ers;, (66) Smith & Co, NIECE casting
Q01) a. j. Staude ! case shoe polish
CAD Smoot CO.. 2 wood columns; (206I
Andrew Smith. / sewing machine; (226
A Spot sylvnnia Telephone Co, barre
dry batteries; (22) G, G.. Taylor. cratet
4 table; l02l Tredegar Co., "a bunll,
metal luths; (224l A. y. ThonnE.
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MARk

High -grade Furniture. Brass ana Iron
.Bedsteads, Leather-Seat Dining Chairs
Extension Tables, fine sideboards, Fold
ing Beds Carpets, Rugs, Portieres. fine
CHARTERED Oak Library Tables. Rapid
Roller Leaves, In perfect order; Roller
Top Desks. 5-foot plate glass: Upright
Floor Show Case, 3 Box Codntcrs. Par
slor Suit, Bedroom Suits and Folding
Beds. all sizes, single and double: Iron
Bedsteads, Kitchen Safes. Book Cases,
Books, Hall Racks. Centre Tables Hair
and Felt Mattresses. Cooking Utensils.
Toiletware, Cook Stoves, Heaters. Mir
rors, Pictures, ETC., at our auction-house,
16 North Seventh Street.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, AT
1880 O'CLOCK.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
B. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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BY direction OF VIRGINIA TRUST
COMPANY, EXECUTOR. acting under
authority vested In 1t by the will OF
Oscar Cranz deceased, we will offer the
above mentioned valuable real estate, for
sale at public auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1907.
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ.
This dwelling contains ~ rooms, be-
sides nice bathrooms, buffers pantry,
storeroom. wine-cellor and servants
rooms, and Its location. arrangement,
material and workmanship makes 1t
equal to any OF its class, and all that
could be desired, 1t having been built rc-
gardless of cost by, the late Oscar cranz
for his own use.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at
6, IL and IS months for negotiable notes.
with interest added and secured by q
deed of trust. or all cash, at option OF
the purchaser.
This property can be inspected at any
time by applying to either Of the auc.
tioneer.
Il. sELDoN TAYLOR & co.
Auctioneers.
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cxecutrix OF estate Of Mrs. Oscar CRAM,
we will sell all of the very handsome
Furniture, ETC.. ut No. 2o1 East Frank
lin Street, commencing at 1880 o'clock,
consisting q, In part:.
BEDROON1s--Very handsome and mas
sivo Antique Mahogany Wardrobe, with
large column ends and beautifully !. y,
box springs; fine Walnut Dressers and
Washstnnds, Walnut Chlrfonniers. hand.
some Cherry Wardrobe. with IL mahogany 12Ia m
robes oak ho s1 rea Ma
tress Feather Pillows, Bedding and
Willow Rockers, Chairs. Centre Table,
fine Old English, Velvet CARPETS, !, etc. -.
Brocatclle Parlor Suit several odd Par.
Tor Chairs, very handsome Gold Leaf
Pier Mirrors, handsome Rosewood and
Walnut Centre Tables pair Of very s1 1ime
handsome Bric-a-Brac, ottomans, Rugs,
ETC.
LIBRARY-superb Rosewood Library
some Carved Rosewood Library Table.
some Mahogany Side Table, combin9-
ton Lock Iron Safe. (Herrlng & Coz,
DINING-RoOM-Fine 12-foot Walnut
Extension Tables, 90 inches wide; 10
Walnut Lcather-scat Dining Chairs very
Buffet. with beautiful carving and large
plate mirrors: Mahogany Marble Top
/, Side Buffet. with mirrors; Smyrna Drug,
gets fine old Cut Glass. China and
! Siiverware Table Linen, Knives, Forks
| Spoons, ETC.
HALLs-very massive and handsomely
| carved solid Mahogany Hall Rack. Win
large plate mirrors; handsome Oak Hall
Rack. very fine Red Velvet Carpet on T,
lower and upper halls and stairs. Hall
Lamp, Ornaments. Clock. ETC., Invalid
| Roller Chair.
PICTURES, ETc.-Large collection of
| very rare old English Engravings
! Prints and Paintings five very hand.
some Dresden Placques Cost SIS to $50
feach).
! SELL the contents OF the wine cellars,
consisting Of about $50 packages. en-
brncing fine old Brandles. Wines. WINS NJ
keys, Cordials. Champagnes, etc. rs
| pecialy mention three demljohns OF tine me
old Brandy and Whisky labeled 1869
and 1872. .o,,> ~
4 THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
\ asla ~ '57 AuctioneerS.
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VIII Professor Soule Coz

l {Special 70 TIC TlTnek- DlsputoH.J
3.e BLACK SBURG, VA. February o.
Much Interest Is felt here in the de-
cision which Professor a, Al. souleINill
make as to the position offered liIm
recently in Georgia. SO far Mr.. Solile
las given no intimation as to what HIS
answer Will be. but he is expected 10
make his decision public IN g few days.
II lis understood that he will do so be-
Gore the Afteenth Of the preseat Month,
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Real Estate For Sale.

GRAND OPPORTUNITY to secure a
desirable house or splendid investment.
n brand new frame dwelling on West
Floyd avenue, wide and deep lot. Price
asked Is far below Its value. Don't
phone.
GEO. e. CRAWFORD & CO,
No. 1908 e. Main Street.
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Unclaimed Freight,
AUCTION SALE

Richmond, Va, January 10, 1907
will sell at public auction, at tne
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Freight Station, In the city
of Richmond, Va. for freight and other
charges, the following unclaimed and
refused freight, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1907,
Commencing at 10 A M.
Terms: Cash.
LESLIE ELLIS. Agent.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
AuctiOneers.
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BY Sutton G. Co.,
and
II. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Auctlonecrs.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE

THAT ELEGANT. SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT, CONVENIENT AND DE-
DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED BRICK
RESI'D z NCE, NO. POI EAST
LaACE STREET, AND LOT UPON
WHICH 1T STANDS, FRONTING
30xl53 SIP FEET TO AN ALLEY.
SITUATED AT TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF GRACE AND SECOND
STREETS, FOR MANY YEARS THE
HOME OF THE LATE OSCAR
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rI1LENTINE AUCTI0N
TX PHONE 1906 ~.
Gle EAST BROAD ST.:

HANDSOME BRASS AND IRON BEDS,
5 LEATHER LIBRARY SUIT, FINE
PARLOR SUR, 100 ASSORTED
i CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, NEW
MATING, CHINA CASES, CHAM
BIER SUITS, LACE CURTAINS,
ETC, AT AUCTION,
TOMORROW (NoNDAY), FEB. 18TH,
at our salesrooms. No. 61s East Broad
Street, commencing at 1850 o'clock.
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We will sell handsome lot Rof new
and slightly used Furniture consisting
Of 16 very. handsome Iron Beds double
and single). with beautiful brass trim
mirgs: fine solid Brass Bed, new Blank
cts, fine Lace Curtains. handsome
genuine Leather Library Suit. fine Oak
Chamber Suits, handsome Parlor Suits,
CHARTERED Oak China Cases. fine Up
sorted Cane and Wood Seat Chairs and
Rockers. Heating and Cooking Stoves,
Oak Hat Racks, Oak and Walnut
Dressers and Washstands. 25 Rolls new
high-gradc Mating. Also a large num-
bera Of slightly used Brussels and Vel
vet Carpets and Druggets.
Ladies' especially invited
= THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO,
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GETS, ETC,

l will sell TOMORROW (NfoNDAY).
commencing at 1880 "A. NJ. one NIahog-
any q 1-8-Octave Upright Piano of
Oak. Walnut and other Wardrobes. odd
Dressers and Stands, Iron Beds, Springs
and Mattresses. China Closets. Book
Cases. Druggets; also one solid Brass
and Bolsters; Roller Top Desk stoves
and Ware; also other goods too numer-
Gus to mention.
Ladies invited to attend. Sale posi-
tive. Terms: Cash.
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BY The Virginia Auction Company,
Auctioneers,
Cos East Broad street. Phone 1851.
AN UNUSUAL ATTRACTIVE LOT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, INCLUDING
PIANOS, CHAMBER AND DINING
ROOM SUITS, PARLOR CHAIRS,
ROCKERS, CARPETS, DRUG.
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Lenoir, N. C.--supply Company
Mechanics & Farmers Mutual Supply
Company has been incorporated with
100000 capital stock by J. p. Presnell,
wv. s. Smith, J. D. Matherson and
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Lexington. N. C.--Water-worl1s, Elec-
tric-light Plant and Street improvements,
City will issue $4,000 Of bonds to ex-
tend water and light plant and pave or
macadamize the streets. John II. Meyer
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Hortford. N. C-Snw and Planning
N1ills.-Chartered; White & White Com
pany. with $4,000 capital stock, by r.
r. White, W. Z. White and Charles
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Auction Sales.--future Days
M yALENI!NE AUCTION ca
X PHONE 1906 81
e!e EAST 5Ro DAD s.:
Execrlt1'ix Auction Sale Of
Handsome Household
EFFECTS,

MASSIVE OLD MAHOGANY AND
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, RARE
OLD NNGRAV1NGS, PAINTINGS
AND PRINTS, Pier MIRRORS,
CUT GLASS, DRESDEN CHINA
AND s1LVERWARE, DRESDEN
VASES, VELVET CARPETS, VAL
UABLE LIBRARY, COMBINATION
LOCK IRON SAFE FINE OLD
LIQUORS OF 1860 AND 1872. ETC,
Tuesday, february 18th.
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VIRGINIA AUCTION CO
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THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
). c. Buford, Manager and Salesman
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by direction OF Mrs. Sallie p. Gray,
executrix OF estate OF Mrs. Oscar Cranz,
we will sell all Of the very handsome
Furniture, etc, ut No. 201 East Frank
lin Street. commencing at 1880 o'clock,
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Gastonin, N. C.-Public improvements
City is considering issuing Sl0o,WO OF
bonds for public improvements, including
the Improvement Of streets, onlargement
of schools. extension Of water, light ana
sewerage system, ETC. Address, The May
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Concord. N. Gland Improvement
Dublin Real Estate Company has been
Incorporated with S250OO authorized
capital stock by S. j. Lowe, JOHN X.
Patterson and r. L. Dick.
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Richmond: Annie T. E. and Robert r.
Roberts, Jr., to James T. Sloan, 16 2-3
feet on south line Of Main Street, No.
OLE In Sc 600.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
MORE SLEEPERS
FOR TEXAS ROADS
Associated Press.

Houston, Texas, October I'm an
effort to force the railroad companies
of Texas to take over their own sleep
ing car service and thus become
amenable to such sleeping car rates
as the commission may decide, the
Texas railroad commission will hold
a hearing tomorrow to consider the
matter OF requiring the railroads to
purchase sufficient sleeping car equip
ment to accommodate the demands of
the travelling public between points on
railroads in Texas. The hearing is
called by virtue of an act of the last
legislature. The commission last year
ordered reduction in the sleeping
car rates, but the order was rendered
ineffective by an injunction issued by
the federal court on the appeal of the
Pullman company. This new move of
the commission is independent of the
old order, and is by virtue of the new
law. The commission alleges that the
furnishing of sleeping cars is the bust
ness of the railroads and that they
should be made to supply them, not
the Pullman company, over which the
commission has no jurisdiction.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
DAIRYMEN WANT
ROADS RESTRAINED
FROM RAISING RATES
Associated Press.

Chicago, October Judge Kohl
saat, in the United States circuit
court, will tomorrow hear the applica-
ton for permanent injunction
against fourteen western railroads and
five express companies, restraining
them from establishing new rate on
shipments of cream, milk and butter.
The compliments are fourteen leading
creamery concerns of the middle west,
which allege that the railway and ex-
press companies have combined to fix
an Illegal rate that would drive the
creameries out of business. A pro
test against the action of the defen-
dants was filed with the interstate
commerce commission, but, according
to the compliments, it could not be
considered by the commission within
a year.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
YALE PRESIDENT
OFF TO EUROPE

New Haven, Conn, October T.
President Hadley of Yale, will sail to-
morrow for Europe, returning in
March. He will proceed direct to Ber-
lin, to deliver lectures on 'the indus
trial organization in the United
States" While there he will also con-
duct special classes in American in
dustrial history at the University of
Berlin. His visit is part of system
of interchange in various directions
between American and German uni
versities.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
HARTJE CASE
MAY Be HEARD
Associated Press.

Philadelphia, October Among the
cases of national interest in which de-
cisions are expected to be handed
down at the meeting of the state SUI
perior court here today are the ap-
peals in the Hartje and Martin cases.
The Hartje case relates to the suit
brought by Augustus Hartje, million
aire paper manufacturer of Pittsburg,
for divorce from his young and
beautiful wife, whom he accused of
Illicit relations with her negro coach
man. The latter was convicted of
perjury and is now in the penitentiary.
The superior court win hear the case
on appeal. The Martin case is one Of
the sequels of the Tube City railroad
bribery prosecution, in which former
Common Councilman William A.
Martin of Pittsburg was convicted of
soliciting a bride, and sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary. Owing
to rumors of fresh sensations, interest
in the Hartje appeal is great.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
new YORK WEEK
AT THE EXPOSITION
Associated Press.

Norfolk, Va, October 7.-This is
New York state week at the James
town exposition and many citizens Of
the Empire state have already ar
rived to spend the coming six days at
the fair. Special exercises will be held
Thursday, when Governor Hughes and
other distinguished New Workers will
be here and deliver addresses. New
York is the only state to have an en-
tire week set apart for its celebration,
the idea originating with the New
York commission. The largest atten-
dance in the history of the exposition
is expected this week, as thousands
of New Workers have postponed their
visit until the cooler weather of the
fall.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
1.-THE DEVILS AUCTION"
PLEASES AND ENTERTAiNS

The Auditorium last night was we'll
filed with a pleased audience to wit
ness 1.-THE DEVILS Auction"
While this sparkling spectacular
production has travelled under the
name it bears at present, for many
years past, it differs in many ways to
the same old amusement that pleased
our population at that time.
Manager Bixler could not have
given the patrons more pleasing play
at the price charged than "The DEVILS
Auction" and with new scenery and
more Metropolitan investiture the
present production has outlived that
of decade ago and has only the
name and few minor parts left.
The lightning scenic effects, good
comedy and clever acting was fully
appreciated by those who witnessed
it and the closing part in which Mep-
histo is put to route is climax be-
sensationalism.
entire cast was good and "The
Auction" that has pleased
IN the past fully sustained its
ion for future enjoyment.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
New England
Food Fair
Associated Press.

Boston, October with the
largest list of exhibitors of any pure
food show ever held in America, the
New England food fair and house
furnishing exposition opened today
and will extend to November 2. The
Ceylon government alone has spent
$4,000 on its exhibits, and many Am
erican manufacturers and importers
have equally lavish displays. Music
will be furnished by the Banda Roma
of Rome, Italy, and the United States
marine band of Washington. A novel
amusement feature will be an exact
reproduction of an old-time one-ring
circus.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
new MEXICO FAIR
is BASEBALL MECCA

Albuquerque, N. NJ, October Ia
baseball tournament, in which players
from some Of the fastest teams in the
country are entered, will be great
feature OF the New Mexico territorial
fair, which began its twenty-seventh
annual exhibition here today. In adj
dition to the ball games, there will
be daily horse races. broncho busting
contests, Indian dances and sports,
United States cavalry maneuvers and
other novel attractions. A number of
territorial conventions will be held
during the week, including the Coron-
ado commemorative meeting. Great
crowds are expected form all over the
territory and from Colorado and
Texas as well.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
OLD DOMINION STATE
is HAVING GREAT FAIR

horses having been shipped here from
Columbus. In the running races, the
entries include number of horses
from the Hamilton, Ont, meet. The
seventh annual exhibition of the Rich
mond Horse Show association, 70 be
held during the week in connection
with the state fair, promises to be
more successful than any of its pred
ecessors, thoroughbreds from all Sec
tons of the country having been
entered
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
IS Theatrical
. KELLY
STOCK COMPANY.

---s1A1-soy and his popular or
ganization will open FIVE nights
engagement at the Auditorium Tues
day, October with special bargain
matinees on both Wednesday and Sat
urday for the ladies and children.
This company need no recommen
dation in this city as they are popu-
lar here both professionally and So
cially.
Mr.. Kelley is an actor of unusual
ability and has the good intelligence
to surround himself with a company of
artists. Eighteen people are in the
cast this season and the company is
even better than the one last year.
Six big specialties will be presented
between the acts also the latest illus
trated songs and new moving pictures.
The opening play for Tuesday night
will be In the Shadow of the Gull
lotine.' The prices for the engage
ment are 10c, zoe and 30c with ladies'
free on the opening night under the
usual conditions.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
KNOWLES BEGINS
AMERICAN TOUR
Associated Press.

New York, October 7.-R. G.
Knowles, the highest salaried vaude-
vile artist on the English stage, be-
gins vaudeville and lecture tour of
America at the New York theater to-
night. Twenty years ago Knowles
was clerk in the store of Marshall
Field in Chicago. He made his de-
but on the English stage in 1890. His
salary is now said to be $4,000 week.
After concluding his vaudeville en-
gagement he will make a lecture tour,
telling of his experiences in twenty
years of travel in all parts of the
U0r1d
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
1ONI77ON OF
kAlNDLS AWAITING
OF H1ANGlMAN

sentence of death passed upon him is
irrevocable and certain Not wishing
to take an unfair advantage of the
insurance companies, he has ordered
Cancelled two policies he held, one in
the Pennsylvania Casualty for $4,000
and the other in the Central for $4,000.
Many of Abrams friends believe him
temporarily insane, but 1t is hoped
that with the passing of tomorrow, the
date he has set for his death, he will
recover from the effects Of the
CHASTITY idea that has temporarily OBJ
sessed his mind.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
Associated Press.

Richmond, Va, October 7.-Over-
Swallowed to some extent by the
jamestown exposition, but still in the
ring, the Virginia State Fair associa-
ton opened its annual exposition in
Richmond today. Nearly 100000 in
prizes are offered, and the entries are
in consequence among the best ever
shown in the Old Dominion. Daily
harness races will be held during the
week, a large number of grand circuit
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
an THE FOG"
This MURDERER
PLEADS INSANITY
Associated Press.

Middletown, N. Y, October Tn
sanity will be the defense of Charles
H. Rogers, indicted for the murder
of the Olney brothers and Alice
Ingerick, near Middletown two years
ago, who will be arraigned for trial
at the term of the supreme court
opening today at Goshen. Rogers was
arrested in Los Angeles, Cal, six
months ago. He fled from the state
shortly after the commission of the
triple murder.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
Associated rress.

Associated Fress.
/Cleveland, o., October Like a
condemned assassin awaiting the gal
lows or the electric chair, with no
hope of pardon or reprieve, is Leo
Adrain, of I'LL Chestnut street, al
though he has committed no crime,
and is apparently in the best of
health. Some time ago Adrain re-
ceived premonition that he was to
die on October 8. Since that time he
has constantly brooded over the mat
ter and has come to believe that the
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
sprains and sweIlInss Cured.

I'm November, 1901, caught cold
and had the quinsy. My throat was
swollen SO I could hardly breathe. 7
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
it gave me relief in short time lIr
two days was all right says Mrs.
i. Cousins, Otterburn, Mich. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is liniment and
Is especially valuable for sprains and
swellings. For sale by Hays & Field
and the yellow Pine Pharmacy.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
IE YOU USE CARPETS.

1t will soon be time to put them
down for the winter. Old new spapers
placed underneath them not only
makes a nice soft foundation but
saves the carpet as well. Placed UNI
der mating makes pretty floor and
the room warm and comfortable.
We Have the Papers
in lots from 100 to 10000 and will sell
them for is cents per 1907 Call at
Daily News office at once.