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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-10
Our Annual Make Room Sa!sf Dinner, Tea and Toie6ets'

100 piece Dinner ana Tea oellhsoh pioo
 English porcelain, with a sborder ana
 gold edge decoration, at $17i, priced for this sale. ....t .$I4'oV 100 piece Dinner and Tea Sets one of the new old shape sets with thelnglish style decorations, $25 set, pricedlis sale WILD
 BOOTHS ENGLISH CHINA. 7,
 You should not pass by thifCON CHINA in the new CLINTO SHAPE, whicnew shape knobs and handles. The pieces are alrated with rich old gold border, neat and beat This is new open stock pattern. ...-. .a 56 piece Tea Set, price for this. $l7.5O 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set, for this sale $4. 112 piece Dinner and Tea Set, for this sale $50 130 piece Dinner and Tea Set, for this sale ... ..... ..... ..... -. .$625O
 THE BLUE ONION DINNER TEA WARE. We have this old popular pain the best grade of English china, both open sand in complete sets. 100 piece Dinner Service, pricehis sale .$19.9S 112 piece Dinner Service, pricehis sale. $2250
 PLAIN WHITE DINNER w
 Plain White Parcelain with thossed edges nice light weight pieces.
 56 piece Tea Set price for thi. ,.. $2OS % piece Dinner and Tea Set TOT this sale $63O 112 piece Dinner and Tea Set, 0r this sale $7.25
 OPEN STOCK PATTERNS. ..
 In buying open stock batter Dinner and Tea Ware you buy the same as you odd pieces. You get what pieces you want and you want them.' An open stock pattern of Setsie duplicated, that is, you can replace broken cute or dish at any time from our stock. tEI
 TOILET SETS.
 {. We have complete shownpopular new Sets that new in shape, pretty in ation, and modest in price, s E2s
 White and Gold Sets, full 10 |. $298 to $475 Floral Decorated Sets, with tracings and
 steppling. ...... =. .. $398 to $598 Steppled Sets in blue, pink apsn with step- pied gold effects. .9...I. $4.39 to $575 Plain Print Decorated Sets, bluwn or green, ,
 priced for this sale .... =. ..... $1 .S9
 GOLD INITIAL SETS.
 In this sale we have include white porcelain set of 100 pieces, each piece wid edges and trac- ings on new shapes, and your in gold on each piece. The hundred pieces in t include the new shape plates ior the. rina style. meat dishes and 2 covered vegetable dishes; tAl worth of these sets is $12.
 Our price for this one weekis S0.9S P. S.-These sets pract made to your order. so we must ask for twAss' time in which to make delivery. You are reed to make small deposit on each set when you your order.
 FANCY CHINA SETS. chocolate Sets, consisting of Dcups and saul u cers. ...... ... s1.25 to $7.5O set Tea Sets, tea pot, sugar bow cream pitch
 CT ... ..-... r.... 69c to $5.88 set tame ana fish Sets; the set cs of one large
 platter and plates to matts from .''. .'.... ........ ...l.. $2.75 to $5.9s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-10
THE GAY MUSICIAN"

Amelia Stone will be heard in Jul ian Edwards's new comic opera, The Gay Musician at Polls on Friday. In New York, where "The Gay Musi- clan" ran for one hundred nights at Wallack's theater, this summer, Miss Stone captivated the town by her ar- tistic rendition of "A Cup of Tea" and My Dashing Soldier Boy" Prices 25c to S1.5O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-10
POLI'S
THE BLACK CROOK

Many catchy musical numbers are introduced during the action of the play and the chorus is well balanced and possesses excellent singing voices and the young ladies add much to the establishment of this modern musical spectacle. Popular prices at Polls this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-10

AMERICAN CUT GLASS. Original and unique cuttings of the best quality from leading American cutters. JAPANESE, CHINA.
 A big line of small fancy pieces modestly priced SETS OF HAyILAND CHINA 100 piece Dinner and Tea Sets, ? latterns to se- llect from in the new scalloped edge shape, one Ia rose vine decoration the other fine green fern spray, both sets gold steppled, good $7O value, priced for this sale. ....... $49.75 112 piece set for Dinner and Tea service, the Princess decoration of pink apple blossoms and heavy gold edge, all handles of solid gold coverings, very neat hard to duplicate for less than $50, price for this sale. SHEDS 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set, with small forget me-not decorations and heavy gold steppling, $3S yaue price for this sale $32.O 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set, plain edge pieces with gold steppling and decorated with blue and pink floral designs, good value for $S5, priced for this sale. ....... SZo.1o THESE SETS OF AUSTRIAN CHINA From Limoges comes this fine collection of Table
 Ware and such beautiful patterns that will appeal to your selection. 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set of nice thin china with green vine and small pink rose inter- twned gold edge pieces ours$26 value, priced for this sale. $ZlS.0O 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set of the Basset Limoges china, plain shapes with the new oval shape cups, clover leaf and spray decora- tion good $50 value, priced for this sale $239 9S
 
 set, but with green vine border decoration with small pink here and there, priced for this sale. ...... -. $23. .98 56 piece Tea Set... ...... ....."..... $8.98 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set with the popular Iris spray and vine decoration. fancy shape. a $40 value, priced for this sale. $35. % ENGLISH PORCELAIN SETS. >s- ~ A good set of English Porcelain will prove of more service to you than the medium price china set The
 English pottery people noted for their fine finish of workmanship.
 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set, the Stafford" pat tern is a neat green vine border decoration, cred dishes and meat platters in the colonial square shape. our regular $16.5O set price for 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set, the "Florian' blue from the old Burgess and Leigh pottery, known so well for their good grade of dinner ware, old English pottery, regular SIT. .50 set, priced for this sale. -. ..... .... .... .... $14.98 100 piece Dinner and Tea Set, the "Evers- ley" blue pattern, a large poppy decoration and with gold edges and tracngs, this set from the same English pottery the above sets, regular $1S.75 priced for this sale. $14.9S 56 piece Tea Set . .. ...... ......... =. $6.9S
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
rRAosnY AT GAINESVILLE.
Night Marshal shot and Killed BY
Prominent Planter.

Barnesvnls, Ca. sept, ~ Night
Marshal Ben Porch. who was shot at
3 O'Clock Saturday morning by Ben
Perdue. prominent planter. who
lives near here died sunday In the
afternoon.
The shooting was the sequel TO the
arrest az Perdue BY Marshal Porch,
II Is alleged that Perdue was drinking
during the early part Of Saturday
night and he was arrested and locked
up by Marshal Porch.
After being confined for some hours
Pefdue was released through tho ct
forts OF friends, when. II Is alleged, ,
he procured shotgun and oponed
Dire on Marshal Porch as the lattav
passed up Market street about three
O'Clock sunday morning
Il was thought al first that Mar
shal poroha wounds would not prove
fatal. but he became worse about II
o'clock and died two hours later,
AFTER shooting the marshal, Perdue
escaped and no trace Of him has been
found, though officers al aoarehlnR tor
Mn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
DUEL WITH KNIVES.

= nai Artery Severed and Bled 10
's''h q not Springs. Ark.
iass, Ark. Sept - In a
n. we ordinary pocket knives,
N' Duhfelt, Of Pennsylvania.
''Ilst sunday mornins b. sam
t'I. u TenHessse. a. ire culmE
-. % quarreI betreoa former
"sn we're e-s soyrA 81 tho Hol
We8iern railroaa, and came
a'J saturday nlght. Tney guar
iasga, a. hrss MA tnelr 49,.
''e1 vl,s kalvea
A. 'm eui about Ire FACE and
- va hiahAed % TIE nxas arm
a ierered ahica cauaed hin
% death Ray sacapea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
[ED FROM FLAMES.
I, TcWus In Wisconsin are De-
aroysd by Forest Fires.
'roplE ABANDONED HOMES

. women and Children Fought
v,r,n.ly to save Their Homes. but
\ !, No Avail. and finally Fled for
TAsIr Lives.
& s,luelander, WIS.,. Sept p Ca
ana woodboro were DESTROYED by
r,st Eres sunday.
re Are started IN the woods Sun
morning and quickly reached Ca
( and Woodboro.
II reu women and children fought
B,ntly to save their homes, but vita
fsl avail
Casen and woodboro each had about
La residents and nearly all are
nx homeless.
\ Burned out OF their homes. the peo-
M began fleeing from the Gre,
Ath grew more dangerous with each
sNing minute.
4 Women. carrying children In their
Nm. aud men and boys with packs
NJ iheIr backs, ran toward RhiEelan-
h many falling In the heat, only %
helped on by the stronger refugees.
4 Nearly all OF those burned out at
8hgsa reached Rhineland Sunday
kgsi and are now being cared for.
b. few Of the woodboro people are
Ree and II is not known what has
sras o. all Of them.
ne fre is a fresh one and not a
rstnuafoH Of the ifes which aid 90
'fz,h dimase last week.
Q vas feared Rhlnelander with rs
nsss Of seven thousand persons, was
0ued. also, but a change In the a.
prtion Of the wind probably has saw.
n ne city
ne towns OF Gagen and woodboro
p On the 500 railway.
Aeporis from refugees who came "a
~ city say nothing Is left OF Gagen.
Citizens have decided to ask Gov
erw Davidson % order out the state
'hlaa TO assist In lighting the flames
|sAiA. because Of the dry condition
II De woods, threaten 10 destroy
y iofesis.
2 s feared the wind may again
~ and the mayor and chief Of 20
y believe the danger to Rhineiandel
aoi iet over.
aaasrsds Of men have gone oni
Z 'aa city 10 Hsht the Games. bui
49, received from those reiurniui
'ssy have made little progress
siiias me ars
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

Taeksonviun va seg - Wal
Ger Iesbssfsr. q nsrr1 tFN@p. vac a..
ress~s early Bunsay moruinE hT sasf.
Ia Bpuasa IN rhs sstng@erS % VA
rsngsa n1e rc1fsatef 20 niiaF Ms.
Mrmnu aaa Anr anAHhtsr thafT aab
nrsay AZ wsou a. ~ fsatezta 81
,As sstflemrss isarnsf ttAf rhr her7o
n.a besu earafes sAsFs ssFr isfeEiA
"a yneAinr. Naf 90 rtRre uzf sa'r
H. assrE - re Dsfsi rassig ans
mhes# a. d zpsef frar@ Aapiy
sssni = rsw sasax asrR1Sst ~ tas 80
nnn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
wArcAEp FIERCE FIGHT.
Black Female Leopard Killed by Hsr
cauemate at zoo.

Newt York. Sept. %. Niger. >
black female leopard, has been killed
by her cagemate. The Devil. after a
desperate battle In the lion house OF
the Bronx menagerie. Hundreds OF
persons, including women and chill
dren, watched the combat. The
keepers made vigorous efforts to sep.
arate the lighters, but could do moth
ing with the enraged animals.
For a week or more the couple had
not been on good terms and Niger
carefully kept 30 her corner in the
cage, avoiding her angry spouse.
Then when the lion house was
crowded with visitors the female
leopard ambled across the cage to
where her mate lay and began to
scratch her back against the bars. The
Devil instantly resented this by lifting
one Of his paws and knocking her
down. There was no further attempt
at friendliness by Niger. she leaped
at him and they rolled over the floor
OF the cage, olawing and snarling The
clamor aroused the other animals,
and the roar of the lions and tigers
we're soon shaking the building
George Dngleholm. one OF the keep.
srs, procured an iron spike and tried
TO pry the animals apart his eff
forts were OF no avail and he was
Joined by three other keepers. SINH.
larly armed, but their combined force
was futile also.
For nearly twenty minutes The bat
tie continued. Then the Devil By a
def flank movement sank MS fanss IN.
TO Niggers throat and a minute later
she fell over dead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

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fiFs ~ gts hsasnf ~ a. Jsnefaon
payis aensmeas fsaa Wa hsDf a. 90
BAL PORK shefs tseiaE mlimaFy ana
saf,neft 9sFaeisaiigHa rcnirlhafsa 60
wsF8 Fae smemqata va nDfwith
siasAeg gaisF WeAftff. wRsg Deruaas
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q F4iRs ms ~ . ae ak "a 49,.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

Macon GA ssps ~ CITY D.
ieciifs Tom iouss At e'eiees San
aay mmaing aAoi and kiilrs fanlof
Braid. nssrs burMiaF. lusi afsaF ~
has aufKhnAsd she gnsaFY as8fs ~
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ne ia a@sllag - Thamas q CaF
roti Aa csFFaH Waa afeHsea w
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He hF9ss ihw9ah rAs sssp eAst Afa
rae The siiF latseis Nss called
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skpa ire aa9rn Nte fE1wes a2hi
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
NASHVILLE WINS REMNANT.
Brilliant Game Was Fought FOR the
chsmpIonshlp Flag.

Brilliant Game Was Fought FOR the
Championship Flag.
Nashville. Tenn. Sept % Mash.
vile won the Southern League
championship for 1905 Saturday AFTER.
noon by a victory over New Orleans.
too Until the game was decided
the pennant owner was In doubt
So close has been the contest. with
New Orleans leading until Saturday.
that the fag went with this closing
victory. The crowd oyeraowed the
grand stand. the bleachers and the
grounds, and hundreds were turned
away at the gates. unable TO effect an
entrance.
The enthusiasm was unbounded and
the game one calculated 70 Inspire L..
Il was brilliant. stubborn battle IN
which neither side made hcadway an.
IN tho seventh. when Nashville's STA
gle score was made.
Saturdays Resulta
Atlanta 6. Little Rock 2
Nashville 1. New Orleans 0.
Montgomery. Memphis--rAin.
Mobile I. Birmingham o.
Mobile ,. Birmingham ?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
Rlor IN CHICAGO susURB.
Religious Parade Developed Into q
Maddsned Meh.


Maddened Mob.
CAicsgo. Sept o.. A street car
was demolished and lts crew injured
Sunday when a religious parade OF
one thousand persons led by Bishop
Paul Rhode became b maddened mob
In Chicago Heights
II was with difficulty that the bishop.
who was on his way 10 dedicate q new
cemetery. prevailed upon the march.
sra % restore order.
The riot took place near the city
hall OF the suburb whcn the moiorman
Of the car attempted 70 pass throug
the line Of parade.
The marchers became offended
when their ranks we're disturbed and
In an instant the air was hllea with
dying stones and mIsriles. The win
dows Of the car we're smashed, the
woodwork broken ani the crew hurt
The passengers on the car ned In
terror and several sufrered slight in'
turtles from broken glass and crowd
fnu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

y. -, Fean segs. q "A yirht
n. - Haakiaavilis Ky. Mon.
tAe arri IN maug weekh
-, Ars 1904 frr snouEa rain
~ relieve sAe drsush wuses
IN -. 70 scarcs an9 hArt To ST
~ -. y rssseru Eerfarty rhai
-, Tea fron fkoas whs anvs
as 'ai rsiuss % farniss u 70
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

NHFHsMW RfH4iA NN"HNf
ponvtr, Colo. Sept 81 .f'ully Eve
Thousand delegates and visitors AFs
hsre 20 attend me elghfyfonfsh an-
nual nesslga ~ thv novarelRn grand
lodge. ludependeat Order ~ ODD vel.
nwn. Witch bsgan isg deliberations
Monday a. the Auditorium
Politics vii eagaMo ne sllsnilon %
the delegates % soms little entsut
although there 10 but 0as Office 10 ~
hliea b. Enlo All fhe ether yAeaueiua
being providea ~ b euabim nna sue
eession The csc once 20 D. ailsd
nEa over which there 10 likely 10 BE-
some eampaiEuiaa. a mat 81 deputy
Grand sire
TheFe Rfe ssysa candidates ~ thia
ofFfN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

EG1as 8eet 81 fAwHEt q ffatt
wfteiY ssean - ~ as sgf a. fsef
uan SO Has taaif ta1sfet ~ 3
Far fsum q wsis ssrs NssssB NiKsf
Sc wat aNr fr fstss ~ sgs fram
lsgg "a tsBs D. POSSESSES az fgFt
WsssB rtR nelf " g8 $3.50
aa4 az gsaps - wrss es Nsase&
Gaswm 90 1HE6E MHs1NA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
A IS 100000 CONFEDERATION.


Paris. France, postoffes and Central
Telephone station Destroyed.
Paris. sept % Fire broke out
sunday night In the Central Telephone
building and spread with aneh rapieliy
that the selephoas employees we're
forced. after brief and ineHeciual 81
forts 10 ersinguibh thc hames. 70 ~
hastily 20 toe streets.
The eatire bailaiug uns soon IN
nzmes and this. together wiih tAe
postomco whics "a iocaira e'oe %
ne Place dcs victories. vas totally
destroyed The mss Il sarimn't4 -
O. 900 600. bat . mucs greater bias =
fkely 70 BE- invoirt4 iarough ne coru
plsis lnserrupgion 0f ieieghonle con
muniCail0E
Il ISL ake us1fe nnn q m1nfA 90
feeainhlhh ibe services. anf svaa
ssapornry irafsliafi9a via fs4ulrs
considerable lrnEth ~ tine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23

Munfegmsry Ala hepf 80 SEQ,
retary % STATE Fank al 1Hilss il
nnetinK nffA mBta eeeouFassmeat D.
hit SAT- b pfrFrst kiwh uHaifipal
nre3ta 40 iapuusca erlnpssies @gme
tive as ~ ssrf oat a eiffaias afwlsw
ih4t fhs cgti - as aasieaas 3D. the
ciiisa ~ fessess a. ihai waais lsas
rainraI ala 10 bs sealEHsa 10 ne
state ST. &s'lsa sars ~ff ns Faa
co I've mea.efga iasaN fetseeas sda
seiy NV nars lBnmacs @4ns aaiss
rrter tss malf wat aH4 nehghr me
ssrlnssf ea rs raFFNrs ~ fag sfais
vfH - matssa lsesNssa4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
RESISTED OFFICERS
Woman and Husband Fought q
Sheriii's Posse.
sARRICADED IN DWELLING

When Officers Approached 70 Make Ar
rest They Were Fired Upon ~ enc
lnmasss--ln the Fight the womaN
Was Killed.
West Plains. Mo-. Sept. 20 John
Roberts and his wife sunday resisted
sheriff ana several deputies In
desperate nght near Prestonia, mile
south az tho Arkansas lino, when the
-ofiieers attempted 10 arrest Roberts
for killing O5e KesslnEer neighbor,
saturday night a. q result the won.
an and shorlff Mooney. OF Ilaxter
county, Arkansas are probably NOR.
tally wounded, ana Roberts and two
deputies are aelloualy hurt
Roberts went 70 Keasingcr'a house
saturday nisht and called Keaainger
10 the donr When Kasslnger appear.
90 kObvrs hred and killed him, Il -
sad The csnae u the deed has
not been learned
SherR MoorAy with several depu.
ties started 70 hrfvkt Roberts. Mrs
Roberts. ircm . winADw, told the o.
ncers 10 keep away, but tho sheriff
continued % advance and botA che
ana Der husband openod lged
Mooney was shot BY the woman. Il
"a said ITS fan qiscancerted the
deputies Ter few mlnu,aa and Rob
erta ana his wifa took adyansaee OF
this 20 barfleada the house. They 30.
Tended the building for hours under
ore when the hrinR from wilhin
finally ceased, the door was broken
down
Mrs. Roberts, suffering from four
teen wounds. vas dying, and 30 ~
tempt was made 10 romoye her % SAN
Roberts aud the wounded oficefa wera
,aksn 70 Mounialn Home. Arb.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
ALA1AnA's corroN cRop.
President etymopr THINKS n viii %
Lnruer Thsn Laot year.

Prcsldent etymopr Thinks n viii %
Larger Thsn Laet year.
Montgomery. Ala sept % w.
u Seymour, presldent 81 the Ala
bama Cotton association. IN an Inter
view rAys that be d0es not belleve
ihat the cotton crop o. ma year Will
iaJi belgw tAat u ast ysaF. thoseh
Alabama wtn not come W 10 the o.
arcs ~ thai time
IN faei. ~ aays. thar Ms iusoFHa.
iion leads hlm 20 ihe belief mat ths
crap viii ~ larger iham last year The
crop - 0peainE rapidly ana ~ the
miaais ~ OgiosVr ~ thinks. the
as'es wili te clean
AZ regards price. Mr Seymour
ihinka ihsss ulil - iiste soiS bst
what b Forced ou, AZ shs pFeatnt
nnEe. also that wtih tha return ~
bstiar trade cgnslnsna no pries wIiI
Eet better
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
FwE wouNOEOi rHREr NAY OIE
BLOODY shootlr1 Af'rsy Occurs en- q
Train In klshama.

BLOODY eAoatlr1 AErsy oespra en- a
Train IN Alabama.
sylaenuga. Ala. sept, ~ -in a
aho5tins ARRAY on the eastbouni pas.
senRar train at Gilmore, resr here /,
three negroes we're wounded. two
perhaps fatally. and Popo Graham. 4
passenger, may dle OF wounds he re-
osiytd Deputy sheriff CclbaFn
corne.. OF tsyiueauga. was shot 10 the
arm.
Deputy sherins Otweli, of rallade.
ga, and cornot. OF sylaeauga, bad
warrants for three negroes charging
them With gaming and carrying CON.
cealcd weapons, a. wen a. selling
whisky Taxing q negro with them
who knew the men, they met the train
AZ Gilmore AZ soon az the negroes
saw the negro "spotier." they began
shooting Tho deputy sherlifs return.
"a tho hre while the train waa run
ning.
Mr. Graham was shot thouga mo
stomach iIe was brought hire The
other two weve taken 70 rslladcgn n
Is believed that two Of them VIII die
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
FIRE Loss 100000
Chelsea, Mass, Is Visited BY Sc
riOus COnilagratiOn.
10 TENEMENTs DESTROYED
Large Box Factory o. Atwood & Ne
Manus Burnsd---Flre Was Finally
Gotten Under Control After a Hard
and Stubborn Flight.

Chelsea. Mass. Sept. % Fire on
Monday destroyed the large box fac
tory OF Atwood and McNanus, the
Hill Rowland Brass Foundry and ten
wooden tenements.
The Chelsea Bottliug Works and the
Lee Bros shoe Factory also caught
IRE.
Later the large wooden building oc'
cupAed by the Eastern Storage compa.
ny caught fire and she danes reaehed
the Standard on company's station.
where a large supply OF gasoline and
naptha was stored.
The Are was Gnally gotten under
control The total loss Is estimated at
$500, 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-23
WRECK ~ ARkAssAs.
Twsnsy Passengers injured IN craah
NsaF eearey,

NsaF eearsy,
Little Rock. Ark Fepl ~ l.ipfea
people aefe seriously injured IN .
wreck 81 Heafoy Ark whan motor
ear On ne Rock Islaad railmaa crash.
80 into "a opea switch a me taneiloa
points o. tho Missouri sad North AZ,
kansas railroad and IRE Rock iaiand
The car saa smsahed Into small
pieces 4 q ailsxsa ihat me switch
was lsft Dpen ~ Missouri aHd North
Arkapsan ireiKht train There wsrs
treaty passeaNars % ihs car Al tha
time ~ tas accident
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-03
Legal Notices.
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.

The undersigned, having, been APP
pointed Executor Of the VIII of Ed
ward u. Thomas, deceased, by order
Of the Hon. Alexander Lindsay, Cir
cult Judge of the First Circuit, here
by gives notice to all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same WITH the vouchers therefor,
to tho said Executor at his office.
Merchant Street, Honolulu, within
six months from the date hereof, or
such claims will be forever barred.
All persons owing said Thomas, or
having property Of his, are requested
to make immediate payment or re-
turn such property to my Office.
W. r. CASTLE,
Executor.
il42-Oct. 81; Nov. 3, 10, II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-03

The Society Of the Army of the Cum.
berland, presided over by its president,
Gen, Gates p. Thurston of Nashville
met AT Chattanooga Tenn. After q
short business session the memberg
passed the remainder OF the day in
Visiting the battle fields about Chat.
tanOoga.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-03
Corporation Notices
$500 REWARD.

VIII be paid for information leading
to the discovery Of the person who
broke one Of our large plate glass win.
dows some tine between Saturday
evening and Monday morning.
J.. d. KERR a CO., LTD.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-03
LOST

A dragon-lly pin containing opal and
emeralds. Reward on return to
this Office. 4141-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PIANO AND ORGAN.

James Shcridan--Pianoforte Maker
and Tuner. 162 Hotel st. or Ha-
waiian News Co. For sale. very
cheap, slightly used, full Grand
Decker Piano, Aeolian Organs and
Upright Pianos, guaranteed.