davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
Q - ST o 1A a.
Bears the 1I@ Kind You Have Always Bought
signature "a &Nz2tzzx
OF LAND.

OF LAND.
On Monday the 4th day of january.
1909. at the court house door in Hills
boro. n. c.. the undersigned will sell
at public auction to the highest biuder
the following real estate situated i'll
Cheek Township. Orange County, viz
One tract Of about 53 acl es. adjoining
he lands OF J. r. Rice, James Terrell.
Joseph w. Pickett, oscar Patton and
others, it being Il part cf the tract be.
longing to the late John A. Patton.
Also one tract OF about 45 acres ad-
joining the above tract, this tract he
ing sold subject to the dover of Mrs.
lila Patton (now Mrs. McAdams)
The above lands sold in obedience to
an order of the Superior Court OF Or
an9e County in Special Proceeding
entitled Oscar Patton and other:
against jams Patton and others, fol
] distribution OF the proceeds.
i Terms of sale One third cash, one
third IN six months and one-third i,
twelve months with Interest OH lie
lerred payments at SIX per cent per an
mum from date OF sale
This 30th day Of November, 1908.
JOSEPH W. PICKETT.
commissioner.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
NTORTGAGE SALE or MILL
AND LAND.


By virtue OF a power OF sale In trust
deed executed to ne OIL September 3rt,.
1867, ly j. L. Ri.e, and recorded N,
Mortgage Book 35, page 4.7 of the
Orange County Registry. [ will on
Monday. December Z. 1865, 1T | D. ,n..
and at the court house Goor in Hills
boro, sell to the highest bidder at pub
tic auction, i tract of land in Drallu !
County on Back Creek, bounded On
the north by lands of i.enuel Rice. on
the east by James McAhams, on the
south by K a. Hodg. and on the wes
by l.emuel Rice. containing Thirty
Five Acres, more or less, incl,nliny tile.
mill and all mill rights. and fixtures.
and being known rs the Joan X.
Hughes mill place.
Sale is made to satisfy Gebt secured
in said deed of trust, aid costs.
Terms-Ca>h.
This November 2ntl, 1908.
FRANK NASH, Trustee.
1 There will he M sale end /
the above advertisement, .atisfau
tory engagements hasing been
made.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

--K:lch.n's Official msj>,i,y in
North Carolina is 81 .3I2
The three Kirkland brothers,
) ohm, Sam Ind Bob-~ere The
champion hanters oi Orange county
Thanksgiving Day. They killed ZG
rabbits.
Nearly everybody knows De
Wits Lislle Early Rise.s are the
best pills made- They are small,
Pleasant, sure Little Li,es Pills.
Sod by W. A. Hayes. Druggist
The Charlotte Observer OF a
recent date says: 'Mr. G C. Hook.
of tie arch:tec,ara; fisas of Hook &
Rogers. returned Yesterday frou.
New York where he bad been con
terriug with Mr. Is \. Duke tor
whom he is drawing plans and
specii, Tor a magEifi eut resi-
dence al rurhaoa. Nr- Duke will
iase the co stEuc;:oI ~ors to begin
al one"
-"Ambiiions yanns uen and ia
dies shoald lean :e:egra for
since the new S. hour law became
efec,i.e there is a shortage of many
thousand tel-graphers Positions
lay frog, $50 to so Ter month fo,
beginners. The Na,ionsl Telegraph
1n>titnte OF Columbia, c., AMI Fl, {
other cities is oTe, ated uuder super
vision ii r. r. Officials and al ttu
dents are placed VIXEN qualified
Write them fer articuaEs."
Ia the great f,ot bsil game a
Richa,ond on Thanksgiving Day
p'ayed between tie University O
North Carolina and the UulveIsi;,
of Virginia, the Tar Heels soffere,
q defeat by a score OF 81 to
Among these from Hiilsboro VIII
witnessed the game were Hon.
NJ Galtis and son. AR S NJ Ga,ti;
Jr, a student at the State Univel
sity, and Messrf II Winder Veil
George G. Lynch. Paul G. Collin
and j. Cheshire Webb.
Rev. ] D. WilIiams, who. ha
heen attending the N G. Methods!
Protestant Conference a,-Libert,
made a pleasant cali at our ofie
one day last week Mr.. William
is one Of The strongest preachers
the Conference He has teen 81
toned at High Po;nt for the pa
t@o years, and has been assigned
Burlington for 1909. The Obs-rv'
is always glad TO note the succe
of this g ,od man. The Conferen'
wiz meet at fsandleman next ye'
-G'een>boro Female Col:-g
the only College in North Caroll
that has woman Pre>id dent - Nj
Incy II Rnbe't t=on who has Prov
Ina, she is tire "rigbt man" 10 t
right riace-gises thanks tecau
the en- io~men, fund of slOe o
has been guaranteed With
usual generosity General Jalian
Car ca1ae TO It's help by givi
$500 and ctheL liberal men at t
Western North Carolina Conf
ence in sestioo at Asheville ]!
week guaranteed the balance.
The old Beard Of Connty Co
missioners, Mess,s j. +. McAday
Jo-epb W. Pickett and Steri
Browning, me: for the last ii
Monday. These gentlemen hi
rendered faithful efficient a7j "a
able services to the county aud Il
le,ire with a fine record. n
Monday tie new Board, Messrs
ID Webb aud Charles Z wills
Denoc' ats and Mr.. Wm. r lilo
Republican, will be sw, rn in l
thought that Mr.. Webb will
elec-ed Chairman. These gentieu
are safe business men and t5ey
lo'k we'll after tie affairs of
county.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
SALES AGENTS WANTED.

$50 90 per week or 400 per cent
profit. All samples, stationery, aud
art catalogue free We want one
permanent agen, in this locality for
the larges, picture and frame house
in America. Experience uoneces-
sary. We ins,roct you how to sell
cur goods and furnish the capital
If you want a permanent. honorable
and profitable position, write Us to.
lay tor particulars, catalogue and
>anpies. FRANZ w. WILLIAMS
COMPANY. 1914 ". Taylor Street
Chicago, Ill
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
j. +. TURNER AND FAMILY.

-AfteF,one of the most interest
ing and inspiring sessions in its his
tory, the Western North Carolina
Methodist Conference in session at
AshevilIe, adjourned November "a
to NEST next year at Hickory Rev
James Z. Gay, who was stationed
last year al 4incolntor, has beer
sent TO Norwood Station for mex
wear, This is said 10 be one Of th,
best caarches in the Conference.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
TINE TABLE NO IL.
southern hallway Co

IN RPSSCT SsPr. q. lS0S.
wsI BOUND.
N. Ill, Mixed. Rsiei.h ard
Gr.ea> boeo. due st HilisOoro So
5. ri
NJ. u, Loas, Passenger, due at
Hjt,Sborn Io:2S q. ca.
No lSa LEGAL Passenger. due at
Hllsboro 5:SS p IN
EASr BOUND.
No lie, Mixed. Greensboro and
Goldsboro, due a, Hiiisboro at 2::20
q n.
M. HI, Local Passenger. due. a,
Hiil>boro 10:4s a IN.
No -. Local Passenger. due q,
Hiilsboro 4:42 p. IA,
J. NJ. O'NEaL. Agent.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

here is nothing on the market equal t. FOUTZS SU
'ERiOR POULTRY FOOD. You easily demon
ttae this by trial. tn addition heng food ri h
n Protein its medicinal qualities such give
sitiSe results as tonic medicine and Certain EyS
rsiu er has no equal. Fowls eat it of the ground
ntke il. 1t contains from 20 times more Protein
han ordinary Poultry Foos called Poultry -.Res>
uators Tones" 1t is of e>pecia value Tor iowi,
which cannot run ut range: during the Moulding seas
nd Winter time.
Itire Il 1.2 lbs9 25c per pkg.
Foutzs Horse and Cattle Powder, 25c per pkg.
Fontzs Perfect Lice Powder. 2ac per pkg.
F"utzs Certain Worm Powder, aer per pkg.
Foutz's Certain kolik Cure, SOC pcr btle
Foutz's Iinimcnt, 2ac per btle
Fontz's ue,l,in, Powder, 2 q per pk.
Beware OF limitations! Only Original and Genupe
LAY rs, llillsboro. n. c. The David L. Foutz Co,
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
FALL AND WINTER

Will be here nf opening the hncme and cheapest
of
LADIES'. GOODS.
m sOUsETTE, BATISTE. EPINGLINE IN BLACK. WHITh
BROWN AND BLUE MOHA1RS, PANAMAS AND DANISH
that have had Our prices these goods right
will them.
We carry always fine stock HILISBORo sUIrNGS
qca style 1t need
dressbu
line of SHOES larger and lower Il We ssA
BATTLE AK and kEITf'S NQUEROR Men.
Misses Shoes II pair these shoa
700 will call
We keep large stock of OF every description T
our SHEET IRON ROOFING You will be pleased With it
tul complete line FRESH GROCh
sIES Fancy ard Heavy Goods We handle nothing but the bes,
sell the a rs the cheapest.
and
Your friends, \
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
9 ~. -ss Y X sts@
Bears the Tic h.ld fGa lsi5 .slNa,,s ui;;s, :uu;ii;a,
S'sas'''' It &xK ztzza<
NTOytcE 1F AnMIN!-r., A,z,R.

NOTICE IF AnMIN!~T:s. .AiuR
Having this ,'ay quanhed as Adj
mini>trator cT Miss Sue w Turner. l
hereby noti!y al persons indebted to
said estate=l,, make i,n,n.liire pay nent
to re. and all persons having claims
against the said estate nus. preSeii:
them 10 the undersigned. l.rope,l,
authenticated OF or before the II day
o: Dee, 1909. or this rotice will b.
plead in bar Of their recovery.
This l>t day o: Dee, lsCS.
J.. F.TTRNER.
administrator.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
Post once Hours.

Post oMce Hours.
Office opens at 500 a. nl. Closes
at 80 p. q
Mail going East closes l0:15 a. IN.
and 4:25 p. a.
Mail going West closes 10 Is a
u. aud $50 z, q.
Money Order books close a, 7:30
p. N.
CHARLES 6, RosRAoND, P. II.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
DEArH OF Miss SrE w. TURNER

DEArH OF Miss SrE w. Turner.
Miss Sue ". Turner died at The
home Of her brother, Mr. JefI f.
Turner. in Yves, Margaret Lane,
Hi;lshoro. on Friday. No.ember
9Th. a, 21a p m Miss Tafner
had been sick about two weeks With
tyIkeli fever, aud ~as 81 years of
gs. Size leaves mother. four SIS
iers a:.d t~n brothers, For many
years this yaa.g la.iy had been a
consistent snember ot the Walnut
Grove eshoiis, Church.
The Jatesmeht VAS at Wainu.
Grove Church Saturday afternoon
at LOO o'cl"cs. ani the funeral SER
vices we,e cnnd ,c,el by her pastor,
Rev NJ NJ Mcfarland
The Observer extends 10 the be.
'ea.ei The sincere sympathy of the
entire community.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

The place ~here low prices and a
square deal go hand in hand.
WEST END GROCERY Co.,
The place to sell Dried Fidll.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

Mr.. J. F. Turner has qualified
as administrator OF the late Mise
Sue w. Turner. See utice. -
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

-Ea: ali the good iooi you like.
GAIT dieting. You don't have to
des~to cure dyspepsia In ,act you
cannot cure dyspepsia or iudiges-
ton thai way. bot rather You mu-,
add strength to the weak stomach
by taking something that Gill diges,
the TOAD which the stomach ran not
digest kodcl is the only Thing
known today ,ha, will do this, for
kodoi is made of ra,ufal digestive
juices found in healthy stomach,
aud it digests ali food completely.
koio' is pleasant TO take, aud is
saa anteed to give .elief in any case
of ofstomach trouble. Sold by w. A,
ua, es, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

Rev. II. 5. Bradshaw, pastor,
will preach in the Presbyterian
Church at H.!lsboro on Sunday.
Dece nber 6. morning aud night at
the usual hours Everybody cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

You can vote for who yon please,
but when you have any nuhbine,
eggs. red pepper or rabbit
skins, come to see US.
WEST END GROCERY Co,
The place to buy good Molasses
and Turpentine.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

These are curious times. We
would rather have bGshel of good
whea. for d pair of dollar shoes.
than have your eilver dollar for
same air Try us
WEST END GROCERY Co,
The place to buy Underwear.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03


UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Remaining in the poss-of6ce at
HslIsboso- November %, 1908:
e. ans. Mr.. jim
Farrell, Mr. Frank.
Johnson. Mr. Rsoxn.
I.anbesh, w S.
McMe,ers,n, Mr. ] IL.
Sheriff., Miss Bennie.
Tyson. NJ, II f.
Warren, Mrs. Adjie.
Persons calling for above letter.,
.iil PLEASE say "adse1tisel
CHA2LEs G. KosEuoND, +. M.
10 yard. Anlrosraseia b:eacf-
ing f,r 81 90. OF Eve dozen eggs.
Take walk aud save % cents
WEST End t,RncERY Co.
land by J-serh w. III. ket,, Gem
missioner.
--Mr. Sandy Graham and Mr.,
Hat Parish. students of the State
University. aad Mir Charlie Snow.
OF the Trinity Park School. Du
ham. spent Thaaksgi.ing Day al
Hl.!sboro with their parents.
The Offering st S. Matthews
Episcopal Church on Thanksgiving
Dav for the Thomp.cn Orphanage
at Charlotte amounted 10 $50 %
Other amounts handed in 10 Rev S
Paxs,n Waters. the rector, vii ag
gregate over $1,000.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
a Card.

We take this means Of returning
thanks TO al the people who were
so Rid aud always ready to help us
during the sickness aud death OF our
sister, Miss Sue w. Turner. We
will always hold them in grateful
remembrance.
Il rPrpNDp ANN FanIrv
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

-"Aida Iucandescert Mantle
lamp" ia the Best and Cheapest
Light in the world 1t burDs kero.
>ene oil at cost of | cent for 6
hours Easy to light and no parts
TO ge. out Of order. It is com
plete Substitute for gas and electric
light for the home, country or city,
aud is RAPID seller. You can ave
the price OF lamp in a few months.
Mr.. John B. Kirkland. H llsb,ro. N .
c.. is the S,.le Agent for Orange
Conn,y- Mr. Kirk land will canvass
the county for this worde fal lamp.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

gN Subscribe for the ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER. Only S1.G0
per aunun. 8 months SO cents.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

RATES GS ADVERTISING:
,sIyarElSs .acntS will oe Inserted toF
5, 10 rer S4usre toas :sselA tor the iirss
AMI aisv cents iaresch subsequent pub.
s:caLion.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

Mrs. NJ. L. Taylor s Sister
have the largest, best and prelt:est
STOCK OF MILLINERY they;
ever hal They have q nice line of
Infants and Chlldrens Cloaks and
a fine line of Zephyr. All of the
latest novelties in Neck wear, Fana,
Pms, &c. They are cons. antly add
ing to their already large stock Of
Millinery, and they extend cor.
dial invitation to the public to call
aud see their goods aud get their
prices.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

We are selling better shoes tor
less money thaG We cod LIST tall
Why don't ycu bring few Of those
halt grown roostcrs-the ones Just
beginning to crow and get few
pai. of winter shoes
WEST END GROCERY Co,
The place t. sell Puiiets
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
MEDfoINE THAT Is MEDICINE.

81 have suffered good deal with
malatia and stomach coupla nta, but
[ have now tonnd a remedy that
keeos me we'll, aud that remedy is
Electric B.t'ers medicine that is
medicine far stomach aud liver
troubles, d for run dowr >udi
tions," says W G Kies,ler. OF Hal
tidsy, Ark. Electric Brters purify
and enrich The b.oei. .snc op the
nerves, aud lmpar, ~ig"r sud energy
To the weak Your money will te
refunded if it tails to help yoo. SOC.
At W A Hayes drug store.
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
Allowed by
the Board of County

COmmiss1on ners-
The following accounts weie al
lowed by the Board Of G ~mmission
ers OF Orange County al regular
meetings Monday. November 2. aud
Mandey, November 80. 1905:
Nancy Woods. support. S 5 90
J c Robertson, support. i 80
w w Warren, work Coun-
ty Home. II 81
w A Shanklin. work Coun-
" Home. I so
Home. Il 80
Geo aud Rachel Paul, sup, 2 90
DIR Jones med account. Is 90
Clerk Strayhorn, supplies
for cffce, Z 10
J 5 Berry, support son. 3 so
Elizabeth Lloyd, support. so
Mrs L7zae Day, damage TO
land, go -oe
Betsy Ann and Willis Gates,
support. 4eO
y j d b 3 Forrest, SUI plies
for County Home. 81 40
John Hodge, moiasses far
County Home, 19 25
John Baldwin, support n
3 months, 3 90
J NJ Lloyd, brid ges and ma.
,erial, IS %
j ohm Laws, tax list S3 90
Jehn Laws. attendance on
Board, lees, etc, 20 IS
Matilda Crab,ree aud Mag
Hicks, support, 2 90
Orange County Observer,
balance due on Coonty
Printing for 1908. 25 90
il A Harris, Secretary 6f
County Board OF Election,
:or services aud expenses, AZ, rs
Miss Newman, support, l 80
Edwards s. Broughton. tor
record and blauk books. 90
Abby Brown, support. SO
Cot Riley. support, SO
The following persons were al
owed 81 each tor "ou,side ssppcrt" !:
w III Jones. Finance Com.
mi,tee, Is 90
" NJ Jones, roll holder, 2 90
Mitchell Latta, work court
house Ya.d. 5 so
j L Cheek Finance Com, 15. 90
w Nj S,rowd, FInan Com, Is co
Fl L Parish, Treasurer, sup
plies for Office, 6 55
Durham Parish Co, supplies. 2 l6
Durham Parish Co, supplies
t.:r County Home, 3 IS
H L Parish, County Treas.
arer, jury tickets, 645 As
81 81 Thompson, foot bridge
at Dimock's mill. 80 81
is Browning. Comm'r attend 6 50
ii " Pickett, Comm attend, 6 SO
J F McAdams, Com'r attend, 6 sc
L G Sykes, lumber Co Home. 2 0(
j II Hammer, tobacco Co Ho, 4 sc
" w Warren, work Co Ho, II 0(
Forrest & Forrest. dri.lfor
County Home. IS 6:
Forrest 8 Forrest, supplies, 3 o.
Forrest s. Forrest, supplies
County Hone, 81 II
Efand Milling Co. supplies
Co Home, IL 81
, Sheriff Andrews, board pris
oners. SO, 62 L
Sheriff Andrews, horse rack
aud repairs Jail, 10 q
IL G Sykes, lumber for bridge, 81 3
S NJ Gattis. County attorney, So, o
J A Bivins. foot bridge over
Emo river, 20 0
: john Laws, attendance Board,
: tees, &c, X 4
q Clerk Stray thorn, sup Office, 3 8
i Clerk Strsyhorn, certificates, 5
II /. Parish, 20 Treas Com, 81 s
Clerk Strayhorn. cost in fol-
lowing cases:
f. State IS Robert Merritt, 6
q State VS. John Collins, 81 s
"a State VS. Siilman & Morrill,,
at State IS Lewis Blackwell, Jr, 4
"a State vs John Il Hobbs, 5
v. Delos w Sorrell, attorney
I'd tor Durham County. Or.
en- ange County's part for
x, building bridge over Emo
lie at Coles mill, 100
Chapel Hill News. balance
county printing tor 1908, 20
Mics Dodd, Miss Pickett. M
Lloyd, Miss Crabtree, Miss Ell
Mrs Mulhe euse, Miss Bynum. NJ
Richardson, Bell Yarboro. Malin
Davis. Aaron Woods, Jack Wills
Z,iman Carr, w A Dorherty. LIE
s Walton, Barceua Riley, A,
White, Heary Pratt, Ann Scarl
Mary Smith, Julia Roberts, Har
Allison, Ptior Warren.
Tho r.1onA ~. horo lo,,y - r;oos a n
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

Weiay rs cents per bushel for
new corn. Bring q lna1 and get
Winter Dress Goods, Shoes, DC;
WEST END GROCERY Co.
The pace TO buy Ovetalls and
Shirts,
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

n. L.
Manu-
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

n,,e year, 30 be fsssd In Scrsnce. $l-N
SIX .G2sEsl>> oos
-7,s,r..e months ss - 25c
Orange County observer., 1908-12-03

Mics Dodd, Miss Pickett. Miss
Lloyd. Miss Crabtree, Miss Ellis,
Mrs Mulhe use, Miss Bynum, Miss
Richardson, Bell Yarboro. Malind
Davis, Aaron Woods, Jack Wilson,
III man Carr, w A Dorherty. LIE swis
Walton, Barceua Riley, Anna
White, Heory Pratt, Ann Scarlett
Mary Smith, Julia Roberts, Harpe,
Allison, Piior Warren. - 1s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18
FOR RENT
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.

FOR RENT
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
CHOICE APARTMENTS AT NOD
crate RENTALS.
THE yENTOSA.
iST AND B SITS. NV. FRONTING
THE CAPITOL AND ITS BEAU
TIFUL PARK.
Apartments Of two rooms. bath ana
kitehsnette: speedy elevator sevviee;
hot wstsr and hot-water heat: only
few apartments vacant.
PRICES FROM SIS TO - PER NO.
THE PESHCRsT.
- Fl ST. NE. oEE-HALF BLOCK
FROM GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE.
Apartments ( and rooms; steam
heat and bot water; 10 minutes walk
Of Union station.
go CT.
THE RAYMOND,
So AID ST NV.
Devoted entirely to s-room apart
me1ts. having buffet kitchen. tiled
haths, private baths. private halls.
steam heat and hot water. All rosus
outside and Of good sis<.
PRICE. e22.50 CP.
THE ASTORIA.
Sd AND SITS. NV.
Single rooms from % mp. Steam
heat. hot wstse and light.
7i2 G ST H.E
blocks from Union stltloH.
rooms on inst aor.
81 50.
HOUSES
800 and 2522 18th st. NV: 10 foCms
and bath; newly pspefed and paintsd:
two houses can be connected * g.
sired. Open foe inspection.
$50 per month.
". =. cowEN. Msnaser,
ROOM 1. BLISS BUILDING,
Once. - 3 q. NV.
Prone Lincoln 1890. Open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR LEASE
v. h.7: to otter =. ers.:at desirable apa1s-
TIE Marlborough. Ri5 18th n.w.-A si1-ecpl1
and bath housekeeping, apartment: Furnished.
unfinished; furnished. ses. Both lines Of cars.
Tn. Victoria. i..s and Clifton ..s-A ~.
room and bath corner apartment 1T SIS. with
reduction for the summer. l4th -. can pass
the building.
The Wyoming. Columbia rad snd California
APARTMENT =, ss =, tsrs ro sn ma s s:s
facing south. sA5. Mt. Pleasant + st. car pass.
cs the building.
Th. Montgomery. North CapItc, sud ~ st..--
four. RON ar. snd bath corner apartment AZ go
the building.
The Brunswick. street. opposite reasfna
square fourr"oun apartment ct s+2 80.
The Milton. 17ca n e.. n.w.-A .,r-rccr sns
bath apartment at S45. Near both lines Of cars.
The L.ndmore. oath Ct pesr l. at Nv, %.
rosite weather hurAan-A Ave-rcorn aud BAH
apartment AZ 81. so; all nice large rcuone Oss
of Ave rooms and bath at s35. Near rs. ave.
cars.
The Kensnston. No. 25oi l4th at. Nv
ST. Inc
81 nv.-Two :il room and bath :p.r,.sst' AZ
$3.50. Near Pa. ave. cars.
The Miller III ST. n.v.-A 6ve.raou ast
hath apartment on second story at $3.50. Near
1lth st.
The Cumberland Thomas Crcie-A two room
apartment at SO. On line OF 18th ct. carr.
The rhneDiy-East Capitol and "a streets.
hve-room and bath apartment third story.
$3.50: one on second story. $3.50. Cars pass
the door
The Terrace ao4i st. nw.-se--r,l four
room and bsth apartments at sn. and threr-
room and bath apartments at sis. Near Pa.
ave. cars.
These apartments are open for insnectiJr an
are worth inspecting,
SwARTZEIL. RHEEA HENyEY co.
eel2- 6t. eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18

MAX BROTSKY & SON
MIRROR MANUFACTURERS.
RESILvERING, REGILDING AND BEyELIEG.
9O7 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18
APARTMENTS TO LET.

VIYANS. 1923 ST NV ROOMS AND
=
CA Morton st no. rooms and bath ID. -
PERCY ii. RUSSELL.
Russell bldg. a21 G St NV.
selS3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18
MALE OF FEMALE.

WANTED BOYS AND GIRLS FOE Bundle
wrappers. must be 10 years old. Apply to
Cash'er. Cd floor. PaIsis ROYAL. A. LIsNER
S..tS-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18

seS-1:. then seS. daily.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.

One cent word FOR Is words.
24l9 18TH ST.-LARGE 2D-FLOOR FRONT
room. nicely furnished. suitable . gentlemen or
married couple; private family; home cooking
phone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

WASTED-STAMP COLLECTIONS FOR CASH
TIE OLD RELIABLE STAMP STORE. 1908
7th IT. NV. fe12-tf
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-12-05
DECLARES HE SAW GHOSTS.
Man Gives This Reason for His At.
tempt at Suicide.

Salisbury Conn. - Because he
claimed he saw many kinds of specters
and ghostly forms OF dead people,
James Mackey. 25 years old, made an
unsuccessful attempt upon his life by
slashing himself with a razor. Young
Mackey came to this city and secured
employment in one of the lumber
mills. He Is said to have been good
worker, and while his actions were
more or less suspicious at times no at
tention was paid to him.
Mackey frequently told his fellow
workmen that he saw forms OF dead
persons, but the weird stories were
not credited by his associates. Cries
were heard near the railroad station
and few moments afterward Mack
ey was found lying on the tracks with
two ugly gashes in his throat and an
other cash in his wrist. A doctor was
summoned and the mans wounds were
dressed. Mackey was later removed
to the county Jail.
When seen in his cell he said he
was sorry he had made the attempt
upon his life, but that he was driven
to distraction by the constant appear
ances after dark Of unearthly figures
from the spirit world.