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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October T. 1908
BEFyFs-Rscsipts were los cars o. -, aee~ -
cITf1r 20 cars consigned direct 70 s.a-s- ss.fi--
15 for ne market No trading of I11pcIlaL-.e go.
...a5,- T,razEad beef II moderate demand a. = 80
80 ~ ~o- hattie sides Texas beef a. 8 : C
cables from London or Liverpool Fe'sL---
rom this port TO-DAY were S-'V @--- 20
he Baltic Liverpool - a.
CzTyFS-Eacefpts var. 413 head. lnc-IIil99s -
dfTct 70 6r hers 23S FOR Lhs market
sr+fvz and lsr11. grassers and western CAVES
~ 7.1s ra-a cleared Common 70 prime Veas -
a. s. h SO IS per 100 II. vearings and graser a
= q * civ dressed firm a. Gl4-2c Per iDr
co5g{gy e curtis & Son. I4L 70 a-s-ags
So 100 IL do. 146 10. a. - 80 : a. -
~ a. 60 do Is2 10 50, - do. u 10 A. -
81 zrassers 1ss 70 s. 50. ysa-l-ngs S4s 70, a.
= n = 4 Hollis. 10 veals 12s u. az 50 %
( sanders veals 11J 70. AZ 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiPts were u a. -.
z $50 head including il cars for sa.g1tsrs-s -
market. making wtth Jew CARED oer
[az+e-iav. So cars sale. sheep we're Almost 49,
ia Arm. soc higher Common shes9
5|-1or 10 Choice lambs $50 So so cuIls 81 p-essed
mutton firm at 59sc per Ii. dressed Lara9s his1e-
Al s ss = & Co 300 Virginia lambs $ -
average IS IS per 100 ID; sheep 10 II, al > 90
Kerns Commission COMPANY. $50 BuHalo La11os, -
70 a. s. 90 22s DO % Il; a. = nta lambs 10 u zt
IS 80. % 90. u ID AZ So 80 -.
sanders 15T Pennsylvania lambs - u at - 81
. GUS SGrtis q S6r. II vermont lambs s. u 81
s. =: / do so h So = vermont sheep 8 ID az
Judd & Co Gas- yesterday "a Kentucky
HOtss-Recafpts we're y or 55c+ head. inrIld-
ing the market The feeling vas lo"-r-
P-7me heavy Pennsylvania hogs sold ~ - 70 per
Sales Sanders ~ Ps-nsv1vanis hogs ~ -
average At SIS 90 per 100 ID roughs 2S5 To- ar 50 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct. REPORTS of continued active de
mand for flour In the Northwest and of a decreased
acreage sown to wheat in the Southwest Impaired
strength to-day 10 the local wheat market closing
quotations being up &c TO sc to SIC, compared with
yesterdays final quotations. Corn and oats closed
firm, and provisions steady.
Although trade in the wheat pit was only Of mod
crate volume. the market firm all day and
closed near the highest point one of the principal
factors in the situation was the strength of the
Northwestern markets in the face OF the continued
heavy movement of the crop Arrivals to-day at
cars a year ago, and stocks at Minneapolis were
reported to have increased 100000 bushels in the
last five days. This heavy movement TO the North
western markets was Offset by brisk demand for
-four at Mnnea polls. where sales of 125O9 barrels
were said TO have been made overnight The mar
ket was anected to some extent by estimates OF the
quantity of wheat already marketed in the North
west, some claiming that from 10 to % per cent
had already left the farms, but conservative
figures placed the amount at not over % per cent
number Of reports were received to-day relating
TO decreased acreage sown to wheat in the South
west and report asserted that this years acre
age VIII be 3 per cent less than that OF last year
which the smallest record Export busl-
ness here practically at standstill. but sea-
BOARD reported sales of twelve ooatloads- GEAR
ances of wheat and -four were equal to $4,000
bushels, which is almost the record for A single
day. Primary receipts were 2046,9O0 bushels, com
pared with 000 bushels the corresponding day
year ago Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago 70
ported receipts of 4Os cars compared with lib
last week and 739 cars year go.
Corn was strong all day, owing to active ship
ping demand for the cash grain Eastern buyers
Der deal, lively bidders, and prices the
sample tables advanced &c to nc above yesterdays
level The strength Of the cash grain was felt
especially by the october delivery, which advanced
to nc, after opening 741zc- The market was also
strengthened by numerous reports o. damage Ey
the frost. The close strong. with prices
up &c 10 1&sc. compared with the previous close
Local receipts l4S cars, with ~ cars OF con-
tract grade
An improved demand for the cash grain VAS also
a bulish factor in the oats market strong tone
prevailing throughout the entire day The demand
for cash oats was largely by shippers who we're
willing pay izc than was paid yesterday
Shorts were fair buyers Of December and May. and
this helped TO maintain prices at z higher level
The market closed firm and only a trtfe below the
highest point. Local receipts were 81 cars.
Provisions trife easier early in the day en-
renewed liquidation of October deliveries, but rail-
lied later brisk general demand Smaller re-
Of live hogs at Western packing centres IN
spired part of the buying. The market closed
steady. with prices sc lower 70 L1zc higher
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat y cars
corn 133 cars; oats 17s cars hogs 14o6o head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
OTHER MARkETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Oct CATTLE-Receip-s. about 5000
head market $500 lower - 40 s. -. cows
e. Is s. 3. Sc s. .. bulls s. 5olSt 5e
calves 81 50 IS and f@ede-s g 50 2 - 80
HOGS-Rscefpts estimated a. about $4,000 heal mar
ket steady % SC lower choice heavy SHIPPING $. =
g. Is butchers s7Ts7 10 light mixed Sc so eSs 50
choice light So 80 95 packing 81 SO S. s. PIGS
CENTS estimated $4,000 bead market s--ons
TO 25c higher sheep "a - 80. lambs 81 500 IS TO-
yearIirgs. 81 - 81 - -,
80 TIL Receipts. 200 heasis
r,srEet stead. prime steers s. T5G So - E6ALS-
raCsfnrs 700 head. active and steady HOES
Psrsfo-s 1000 head. market slow and steady - %
lower: heavy. s. 1oaST 20: Workers. s5a 50 ao pigs
&c IS a s. 30. roughs s. 500 s.. stays 81 = .;
Ssirfes Ss7 So - SHEEP AND TANBS-Recstpts
800 head. market active sheep s5eay lambs so
higher lambs. s. q IS SO
Cr-v oct -Pe~af1-s 1900 had
f,-T51~ 100 S-rher1s strong chcics e1porr
- fassad beef steers S6GS7 a. FAIR good S4Gl So
3nES5 10 s-ocEers a-l tse--rs g -
So "a southern steers s. S0$4 southern cows s. 10
80 u. native S2QS3 % native heifers g 30
go hllIs s. 25ESS 40 calves & If1SE . HOES
Racsfpss Il ua~Set steady IN sc lower TOD
a. a. b,,TE % sales S6 305S6 % heavy. S. 601S6
- 81 elaSs aFfEEP-Recetpts. 5000 had. 1arzet
eE15- bfrnsr- Utah s. 6n lambs > S5i15
vaa-If7zs s. 6pGS3 Co Western yaa-ji1gs. 81 -
50 western sheep s. 2aS3 90 stocSsrs and fseders
S3TS4 10 - - 81. .z.=,.- -, -.-.
-. s1d shippers so 81 l5fS5 CATTLE.
S-sa4v fair good shippers s. ds-sl 1lrn0r S ,
g - sEFEEP-StroEg Sass so lambs steady SS7 -
7-ola5o oct 1-CLov EE-rl--Cas. s. 90 0c.o6sr.
e XII December. s. sTle- Narc1 s. IA NJ = o.
10 8 IS 22lI. rejected, 81 % ALSIhs-E7iH'3 5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
TELLS OF M'INTYRE LOAN.
National Bank CT Commerce Sold Collateral
Stocks After Brokerage Firm Failed

Nelson OIcott. cashier Of the National Bank Of
Commerce, a witness yesterday before Peter
r. Olney, referee in bankruptcy, at the hearing
Of special creditors OF T. A. Mcintyre & Co. Mr.
Olcott testified that the bank lent $4,000 TO the
Mcintyre concern on April %. the day before the
failure Of the brokerage firm.
The National Bank Of Commerce accepted the
collateral offered by T. A Mcintyre & Co. allow
ing the usual privilege OF substituting other col
lateral The 10000 in the form of certified
check The loan for ninety days at per
cent interest
When the account. of the firm with the bank
was mace April "A IT was found that there
cash balance OF only $11,s24 g TO the credit
Of Mcintyre & Co. This said MI Olcott was
applied 10 the loan, and the bank sold enough
collateral stocks TO cover it and give a surplus Of
So III g. which is in the bank subject to the
order Of the Federal Court The witness SAID the
bank had not sold any stocks for which claim
was made upon the receivers after such claim
had been made
The next hearing will be held on Tuesday morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
DECREASE IN GOLD PRODUCTION.
OUTPUT of Precious Metals for 19O7-cOlorado
Leads Other States.

Washington. oct THE production or goid anu
silver by the mines Of the United Stete5 Tor the
calendar year 1907. determined by the bureau
- the Mint and the Geological Survey acting III
,,i,,,otion aggregated 4374.S2T ounces OF gold OF
the value of $50. 435 zoo and 56.5l47Oo ounces u
silver Of the commercial value averaging SO cents
IN ounce. or So. 2s9, 200. AS compared with the
output Of 1905. decrease is shown IN the value %
- - q o2s 100 While the production of silver
j. 1ao7 was only 1900 ounces less than for 1906
the commercial value. account Of the decline IN
tho rrice Of silver. was s953,7o0 less.
Colorado leads in the production OF both gold ana
silver having furnished S2o'Ss'ooo oil tie Lo,Lde'
SO 400 in gold followed by California, with Sl6'-
CO zoo. Nevada with sl5.HI0o0; Utah. $5,l2L6Oo;
80, T,a,,ota s413s000; Montana, $S472,o00; Ari-
-o9s 80 e64 600: Idaho Sl,255.9o0 and Oregon a.
222 200 Next to Colorado in the producuoh o1 81
nyaada g. 4s5 100. Idaho 5,2o6sOo; Arizona 81
s1s 600 and California, S1.04s.40o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

COTTON-The cotton market quiet to-day, with
fuctustf Irregular and the close barely
steady points higher November. but generally
points lower Sales estimated at 10000 bales
opened decline 2d3 points in
response cables good weather in the South
but rallied posting OF warnings along the
Florida forecast calling for
strong winds in the Atlantic states Prices at
one 2d4 points net higher. but the market
under scattered realizing late In the DAY and closed
point the lowest Possibly reports OF
an easier tendency in spot market had
thing to decline in the afternoon the
Influenced by claims that the
Indian another twist to the north
follow without working inland
Offerings aggressive, however and there was
very little apparent inclination increase commitments
Of expected tomorrow
Two private condition Issued made the
deterioration Of points month
The other made us deterioration OF II points
for the month. A canvass OF the local
developed expectation as to the show
Of governments condition figures OF
TO1 per highest individual estimate being 10
and So. The official condition figures will be
CLOCK figures will be avail
able earlier and expected TO show between
900 and 5000 900 bales Etnned 20 September %
OF contract prices In the local market to-day
wa as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
To Whom 1t Mdy Concern.

1,r-pRF-IfE COURT. NEW YORK COJETT--LEET 2.
- T05i As Receiver q the GAINESVILLE Tie company.
Rtrchicgs & Company. L-taneArt-
creditors Elrchi-gs s. SoE-a- Company Pur-
70 an order Court q ne state %
g. ~ County Of an-ed ne an
- AuIrssr IeOs notice hereby given 20 al
rIai-1s F.I--1icgs
rsrv tnat YOU required 70 exhibit and prove YOUR
Fis5-1s Hitcc1gs -cI-a. %
- bsfSre Edwin T. Greavss. permane-t Eecesver. AZ
Trs once q Levin l. Brown, Rooms o"l O. n+ No ~
BorouEA OF 20 New York
- 1TaCs vhers tie rransa-s his business
before che l5th d. u February
1000 Dd ta-reby yourselves par-- Co the aocvs
zion A. DEFAULT thereof said cre-.-ors fa-lEg
s b. forecl3sed preclded from al benefit CT ne
In sad action and from 1s-rtoI-io7 which
80 be made hereunder This notice IS pursuant
10 SEC 1907 Of the Code o. Ciyl P-1csTc 11d ne laS
- y, 49, - rrr,ided EDWIN T. GREAVES.
A neraneat receiver % Ritchings Soutar company
TF-ysTS =. BROWN. Attorney FOR reteve- once ana
P o Address. I70 Broadway. Borough q Naa-
haitian. cry q New Ncrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New EOTk. OCTOBER I, IBOs.
COFFEE--The coffee market opened steady at IN
changed prices to An advance Of 5 points and held
around that level during the session the close being
steady, net unchanged to points higher Sales
reported Of 1900 bags. private cable from santos
received day vas
over, but whether waiting
nrnatiou Of this II seemed 70 have little
effect the immediate market. II also reported
hat cable had been received from London that Brazilian
bonds fat the Stock Exchange owing runors
that the sac Pauo loan negotiations had discon
tnued There nothing in the general news, how
ever, to failure Of the proposed
loan Neither Of the Brazilian markets reported any
change. cables European markets
Hayre closing a OF 14QIa franc while
Hamburg unchanged y pig lower. Receipts az
Santos only 1000 bags, making the total at the
rFo ports 1900 against o50C) iasL and io 900
two 1uudiahy receipts 1896 bags
against $1,000 last year and s. 00O Now
York warehouse to-day 20.f3S bags,
against 1892 corresponding day The
market for spot coffee steady, with quotations on
the basis OF enc Rio No 4
The of contract prices in the local market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 1--Closi7F= vETEAT-srot strong, 70
I1i. futures steady Dee0lh-,
3 sssd: March. = 6l-t- NAY. = Sad CpF>-Spot
mixed. October.
s-iySt. Tlscs-1hs- 3 So Flour Winter ra-zurs
800, 9as a. EOPS-Ia L0adcn tParfr C0as-' steady.
r TOs1so K PEEF-Extra India firm 1ifs PORK
Prime mess Western firm. IS 81 HANS-Sho-~ -ut
:. - "a m firm SIS RACNDN-t1Cn --a1i cue. q
- 90 p frra RIB 10 - n e-- SIS 50;
I71g clear mlEGle=. light = 70 - d -' |tS So 20
So p 40 Arm. =
81 ~ err SIS "a bellies. "a tf -. Sos
SsrrST-r 50 LARD
P-tr- weston t-rces, f--- IS s- American -
80 = nsvs frn 54s gfIFTS--t madam d-sSe
yrbfts new steady. els. do coIoret new steady SIS
-AIIOw-Pri-ne city hrn. 90 r. HPEN IVE-Snlrs -
1890 2Ss q T.INSEED OIr-DII 28S PErRO-
Ir--IF Srsadv TbF POSTN-Co-1r--1 STEADY. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
Notice 10 Creditors.

rs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY rFID
Honorable Henry BschoI. o. The justices OF the
supreme Court the 9Th % September 1905 notice
all the creditors and persons living
Claims SfaLuan s. FULTON COMPANY. lctng
business County an SKATE ct New York that
they are required present their claims the
ers therefor duly verified the subscribe the d-y AZ
pointed assignee said Stauan fulton Coupsny
Ior Ire tenear % It's creditors place q trarsacng
business 2C5 Borough q Manhattan. city
before the lsl CAV q December. 19s
Dated New Yofk. September lJth. 1atS-
Cyl ARI-ES G.. DCEES. Assignse-
GOELI-ER. SHAFFER & EISI-lftt- Attorneys Tor AZ
signee. Ne. ST BroadWay. Borough Of MAnaast&2N
New YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
ORPHAN COPPER WAY, WAY DOWN.
Curb Thinks Members of Pool Have Broken
Agreement.

The price Of Orphan Copper stock, which has
been going down rapidly since Monday, when 1t
sold At So was quoted IL bid and offered on
the curb yesterday. Only about two hundred siares
were traded in, at prices ranging from TO ~
hut although trading in the stock not-actiVe,
the slump that has taken place in it was the main
tonic of conversation among the curb traders. the
generally accepted theory being that members or
a pool had broken their agreement not 10 sen the
-, md that insiders were not supporting it
There were ruIuors also that there was 10 be a
change in the management Of the company and
that Melville D. Chapman was TO retire as presl-
dent This was denied by Walter D. Dunlap sec
rotary Of the company. lie said furlher 'ila' 'ie
- - .ba efock vas due TO trickery by certain
7,arries but that the company was in no way nf-
footed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
BROKERS CRITICIsE DIsTILLERs.
Object to Corporations Closing Transfer
Books So Soon.

There vas considerable criticism in Wall Street
yesterday the action of the directors Of the
DistiIIers' Securities Corporation in closing the
transfer books almost Immediately after the dec
laration Of the dividend last Wednesday. Brokers
complained that this action meant the probable
payment of dividends to persons who no longer
owned the stock, inasmuch as they had sold their
certificates since the books last closed
The committee securities Of the Stock bH-
change held meeting Immediately after the open
ing Of the market, and ruled that all transactions
in DiStilers Securities Corporation stock and Dis
-i7Ifrg Company Of America preferred stock made
r-io- 10 October : and settled that date and
afterward must carry due bill for the dlVldehas
declared by the two companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
SAY PAPER MILLS WILL START.
International Declares It VIII Have Nothing
More to Do with Union.

yy-a+ertovrn y y oct. president carey OF
-, r..-,a-foraI brotherhood of Papermakers
stated to-day that the strike Of the papeTrakers
was as far from settlement as it was when II was
called and that there no immediate prospect
Of 2 settlement The men refuse to return 10 VIC. n
on any other basis than the old wage scare anu
o-,ar+ - mako the mills strictly union. Super
f-+endent Nave Of the Watertown district OF the
International Paper Company gave out a state
,,ent to-day that the company would decline 10
treat with the union further and would resume
manufacturing once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Pork: 80
2s5Sss5 fs So l H f:s 1 1ss iss ss
changed At fi5G Is Sd FOR G spot While
shade higher at ti35 I2s Sd 5ne Local a. 90 900
20 6Os COPPER unchanged in the London :. n fs
Cd The local market vas dull and I se =;
Tii9 999,eo and casting a. So l3I2se
LEAD higher at sig So Cd In Londo1 me ga
TER vas unchanged at f19 IS in London The local
R6S wsS Sg ssd IN 9hs English a with
standard fouHdTy qq2sd o az market was unchange
With No foundry N0[hss1 s9ia and al nsaGS on
New Produce Exchange with resgiArs aue5e3
SIS Is November So 5O6 SIG and December, SIS SOC
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs--The demand for both
moIasses and was good with marSeJ nm ana
Centrifugal common. i6a Isc; far 1eg 22c so9d 2Sg
z 4 PE7Rf- sgG Is q I7c fair 49, zoe good
oIIsPeottonsesd oil was moderately active. with
prices firm. higher crude prices at ne So.' n,.
Ters Ight Sales: J. 300 bbls OF November az ss1ac
& e e 4o OF and 4eo bis OF March od5 $3.50 Insed
oil vas unchanged Refined PesT2eu Fr sfsndsP hits
bbs We quote: PETRoLEUM ssanATa %i' g.ansd
cases York 10 S0c Philadelph,a 10
s5c: bulk 45c water white, cases New YORK II +ec
hsafph p5t 2G Simmer TeIoT SPOT 8sa4c ocoe
seq a491e Noys6sT ss gs9 KS as. 5fac, MsTca
new 538d55sc MAY. 544g5 4sc: of summer
sec pTt4s prime winter ysIIo 4s e 15
L IL .
out-of-town raw 32945c; Calcutta raw. roc LARD OIL
PRoyIsIONs-Th.re was sharp advance in pro
visions similar 10 that in grain w.tn s TssIiznE
in pork but last prices were neEeIlneLesS
sPstanta ago l sean an for Fday 1000
cepts Western points. 1000 tncludiIg Fu a.
Kansas City and 400 at Omaha P0 81 s
clear sI9 506 S21 so BEEF-Steady- quoted: Ness
sl3 5Ogs14; family SIC 81 so Packst so SIC
quoted: S2sg$3I DRESSED HOGs-Easy; Quoted
Bacons, 9+.c 80 u, 9<c 100 10 g'.o' l4o 10 6f
ed Smoking c; &C; u IL 1llsc Il -
n1.c Picked hams STEADY Quotsd II e 15f
-Steady Quoted Middle western, 10 70 Q 10 SOC city
lard steady Quoted: 10lac Refined laTd ste g.
quoted: s93t5 AneT rlipT -I; ouoted n
slsc. sTEARINE-Firm. Quoted: OIeo. 13s.; city
lard stearine. 12i3c
RICE-The current business in Southern rice mar
ct was good markets strong q rule ana
broad distribution. with the market
holding steady at unchanged prices !@lo'aohs I9-S
good ordinary 5sd5Lc prime 81 d6c. choice, 6ls &c
Patna foreign 5laafc- Rangoou ~ d5i4c
SUGAR-Ths market FOR refined sugar was steady
unchanged The following list prices subject 70
rebate Of 10 points and discount q per cent r
7JOc loaf &C. 800; mould A. 555c;
cubes. Eagle n bags powdered and confectionery gran
powdered and fruit powdered 53oc; Eagle coarse
and extra fine graduated 520c, Eagle ID
cartons Of fine graduated. TOO; 3lz n bags DO
Base 70 bags DO, 54pc: 10 10 bags do 58oc . ano
n 5.25c; Eagle fine standard graduated
and diamond 4. 2bc c0nfectioners A. Sc; No l, Sc
No ? and , e5c No 4. 4 oOc; No 8. : Sc; No g.
SOC; No = 4T5c: : : zoe. No Q. 4-65c. TO-
55c No II, 450c; No II 40: No Is. Zoe Nos a.
Il 16. market sugar quiet
and November and 9s 10isd May. The local
for dull. rehners showing Indifference
paid prices follow: Centrifugal % Csc:
vado SO test 4sc. and nnolasses sugar So test DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
NoRTHWEsT's REPORT.

The report of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way Company for the year ended June 30 shows
decrease in gross revenue Of $40. Oh and de-
crease in Of s2619240- After all charges
dividends. taxes and other deductions, there g
surplus Of 74,l9 a loss of S2e56968 from the
preceding year Detailed results. compared with
those OF 1857. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
oMAEA,s REPORT.

The Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis Omaha
Railway reports for the year ended June 20 gross
n,rgs of So $50 sag and net earnings of s4323 204
surplus after dividends was $l8,iH The compare
tive income statement follows:
REVENUE
,-,-s. -.renua ......... Dec. 81 .IO7 $40 as
1IelsI. Avenue 81 Pa -
All other revenue from
transportation ......-.-..Inc' 1914" Z"
, -.yenue from transportation. Dec. ST. 0s3 $50
x,.,'er,e rom operation other than trans
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-03-06
A Pleasant Evening.

ON last Friday evening Miss Ruth
Thomas. entertained her many
friends royalty from five O'Clock until
ten. MANY games were played. The
music was beautiful, being rendered
by the girls present. At eight O'Clock
all were invited into the spacious
dining hall, where an elegant lun-
cheon was served. Those present
pere Misses Ida Pearl Oliver, Annie
Laurie Thomas, May Kittrell, Annie
Peterman, Ella Boltin, Bessie Boltin
and Elma Thomas. Messrs. j. A.
Cope of Greenville, w. o. Tatum, Jr.,
Sydney Kittrell, George kittrell,
Parker Henery, Rhett Peterman,
and Charlie Henery. The afternoon
was very much enjoyed by those pre-
sent. The party was in honor OF
Miss Ruth's sixteenth birthday, and
she received many handsome gifts.
One Present.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-03-06
MAYOR C..' 81. GEORGES.
Mr.. E. 3. Williams, Formerly Of This
City Wins Easily.

In the st. Georges municipal cleo
ton which took place last Tuesday,
Mr.. E. B. Williams, formerly Of Or
angeburg, but now a resident of St.
Georges, was elected by handsome
majority. With three tickets in the
field, there was great interest mani
tested, and the vote cast was the lar
gest ever polled in a town election.
Messrs. E. B. Williams, K Lon
Weeks and P. NJ. Judy were the caii-
didates for the mayors office. Messrs
leo. f. Lewis. e. 4. Moorer, J. 4.
Howell, H. F. Won Lire, E. p. Eel
der and Joseph 1obish were the can
didates for aldermen.
E. B. Williams was elected by a
large majority, and Messrs. Lewis,
Won Lipe, Howell and Moorer elect
ed as aldermen. All Of the candl-
dates are men of standing and prom
inence in the community-all or
them stand for the advancement ~
the best interests OF the community
and the town government IN the
hands of the gentlemen elected VII De
taken care of to the best interests ol
the place.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-03-06
How TO Make Slips For Waists.

Slips to keep fancy and drassy waists
free from dust when hanging In the
closet may be made Of cambric or
some other cheap material. They are
.Aade Of two oblong pieces Of mate
rial sewed together in exactly the same
manner as q FELLOWSHIP is made. 1t
does not need to be as large as pill
lowslip, but it must be plenty large
enough, so that it does not crease the
waist. On one side Of the opening at
the top sew two buttons, each one six
or eight inches from the ends. On the
opposite side In corresponding places
work buttonholes. Place the waist
over a hanger and draw the slip up
over it. then button at the top, ana
you will have fine protector for your
waist. Slips for skirts may be made
in the same manner, making them lots
longer, Of course.