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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-17

Sealed bids for the following described
tracts of Inherited Indian land list ed for sale
December a. 1907, p' sted December IL, 1907
will be received by the u. S. Indian Agent
a. the Sisseton Agency. s. D., up TO ~ o clock
noon OF February ID, 1873
No. l.. ela OF SEA sec. l6 and VIZ of sw4
Sec. Is, twp. 119 +. So.
No.2. sH4 OF neM sec. 20. twp. 1876. r. SO
No. 3. Sw1a sec 80, twp. 1928. r. So
No.4 Ea OF se4 sec. IL, Twp l27. r. 50 and
sela of neA and ne,a of sea, Sec. 81. twp l27.
r. So.
Mob. Lot | and 2, sec. 16 and,,a of neg
and lots and sec 81. twp 1s2, r. 3d.
No 6. Els of nela and e1s OF SEA sec. is,
twp 12s, r. 5s
No. .. Ma of nwA, and pwa of nel4 sec
81. twp. la6, ID
Nos. swl4 sec %, twp. 100, r. 54.
Noe. Lot i. sec. s. twp. l27. r. 50.
g. b. JACKSON.
u. $. Indian Agent,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-17

I'll & s ets' !. II & 81 81 Y I
a4'te u going " l3 ~ LIZ soe-ssfifsf
IN ~ sAssss ,saeFi ssttssss
Esss sfa a f-isS NJ "a sAs III
s ess,ess Ns DE use nj this tnHasSfs sa yesSass
lsstt and preventative W ss
LcSs, Re ~ Il ssS
a >.s AZ; EY * ~ g IL q III 0iN{ys ss
i. 70. cinf ~; i,rsiss set-i tr
ssss g s e sss's Js sss -
II: Ilas,si or Ioxes
u londss Satss peal ftai ,pssess IL. nc iii.
snown 20 any other Ms g riEaME.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
As PENsloNGR GEORGIA LEADS
Does More Than Any state for Her
Confederate Veterans.

Atlanta, Jan. 27.--GeorgiA ras Ions
enjoyed the distinction Of having pro
vided more literally for It's confeder,
ate veterans and their widows than
any other OF her sister southern states
and this ePim Is we'll supported by the
figures which appear IN the annual re,
port OF Pension Commissioner ]. W.
Lindsey for the year ending Dccem.
Der 81, 1907.
II is shown In the report that thcre
haS been disbursed TO confederate pen
sioners, from 1879 to the end OF the
past year the sum Of 81 POS. Oil,5b.
The pension roll for the year 1879
Carried $40 $50, and In 1907 1t amount.
cd to S93s. GS5. For the year 1908,
II Is estimated that $3.50 900 will DO
paid out TO pensioners. aud that this
amount will be annually decreased. the
death rate exceeding the number Of
pensioners who may be added aftor
this year.
Pensioners Of all classes amounted
to 10, EOS In 1906, and In 1907 the
number tad Grown 10 1918, but thlt
was decreased by .0OG doaths. loav.
Ing an Increase Of 400 over the mum.
Der Of pensioners on the rolls for tao
year 1906
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
nanL ca,hl., hulsla..

El'lhvo0d Kans Ian 81 w. lee
Isoekmohls. cashier Of The suspend.
81 Batk q ElilRsood, A. EauuEO0d.
kass aR4@r bad Tor raking fAlss
staisnsu's o. the baska coaaitl0a IN
psrsnbsr. shot aad kilbed himself a.
his BONE lsst-AftoT biz boo lsmsn had
iuiDfm med HIN ttat. thsy had safTsn.
dsfed rim ~ Zoe sheua As csc
eandsmsH reached fhs front Of Boek.
m0hls'S yard b. called oat walt .
minute T'bsy tanned ana naV Book
E0his sbsOt kmsslf Ia me head with
= DistOi asd fsli dsaa on the porch
The Baak % E5lihW cod sas toHnae6
sUeHly three ysafs AEo By noehr
aohle's faihss. nos deaf. aaa wa On,
~ IAlsiy REGARDED a. . stsOas ~
stitstiOu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
Aoki Welcomed Home.

Toxic, Jan, 27--Vscoun, Aoid. cS
ambassador % the Uul.ed States. mas
arrived here. NIsc uri Ilayashi, for.
eign minis',r. early F"ut representa-
tive 10 Yokohama 20 receive him. A.
to shlmtashl railroad station In th's
city lie wsB met by Baron Chlnda.
Of the foreign Office. by many officials
OF the diplomatic service aad numer'
Gus friends Who c1'ordgd 10 him cor.
dial welcome home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
|AIDOF NIGHT RIDERS
by Masked Men Terify Citi-
Eens Of Dawson Springs Ky.
UEsTs OF HOTEL IN PANIC
dsrendent Tobacco Buyer Was
threatened With severe Punish.
msnt by the RaIders Until He
Agreed To Certain Demands.

louisville, Ky. F., Jan. H.--A special
the Post from Dawson Springs,
w., says:
A band of fifty masked night riders
tie Friday night took possession Of
be Arcadia hotel mere and after terri,
S!ng the guests by shooting up" the
lace. took john Heath, an indepen.
ent tobacco buyer, who was a guest
10 river ner by and upon threats OF
"a ducking" made him promise not TO
bell any more tobacco.
The riders first tried to force the
hight clerk to show them to Mr..
Heath's room, but this he declined 60
10. The men then scattered to all
PAYS of the hotel shooting as they
went. The guests, terrified by the
bring. rushed from their rooms into
the halls only to be frightened back.
Mr.. Heath was recognized by the
night riders as soon as he appeared.
He was quickly seized and, although
dressed only in his night shirt, was
put on horse and taken to the river
about mile away, where, after
threats OF being whipped and thrown
Into the river, he was forced to prom
Ise that he would NOT sell any more
tobacco. He finally found his way
back to the hotel and the masked
raiders disappeared IN the darkness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
FIRE SWEEPS CAROLINA TOWN.
Entire Business Section and Many
Residences Were Destroyed.

Entire Business Section and Many
Residences Were Destroyed.
Columbia, s. c.. Jan, ~ The en-.
tire business section and many nno
residences were destroyed by IRE At
Bennsttsville Friday morning. The
total estimated loss II over 400. 900.
Tho fire started IN tho skye Hotel q,
"A high wind famed the names until
the entire block was In ashes. The
town was without fire hghting appAra
tuR.
President J. ] HcckATt, NJ tfo
Rennettsville and Cheraw Rluway
company. was AlecpinE In the Skye
hotel where the nre originated. aud
broke his leg In jumping from tie
second story, One Of the residences
destroyed was that of Judge J. ~
Hudson. president Of the South Caro-
lima Bar association.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
U S. RANKED SECOND.
Only England outstrlpped Us In Total
Tonnage Of Ships Constructed.

4 Shiy %bb'eUd SeNehl 'PFNu 70 w NSN@'
Tonnage Of Ships Constructed.
New York, Jan - The ship
building summary for 1907 compiled
by the Skipping World, shows thai the
United States ranks second for the
year in the total tonnage OF ships
constructed, only England having out
stripped this country.
The summary shows thar the total
ship construction In the United
States Iast year reached ASS,06S tons,
which 10 1876 $50 tons greater than the
output OF the German yards for the
same period, Germany standing thlfd
IN 1907 among the maritime RStionS
In construction.
Great Britain, which stands drst
on the list, has TO her crent tonnage
Of 1878, 1871, tons OF new Shlps. tlis'
figure including such great ships -
the new Cunarders LusltAnia and hau'
retaniA. This Is nevertheless . do
crease from the total tonnage Of tho
output OF the British yards 10 1906.
France and Japan arc about tied In
the total tonnage OF constructions; the
Iirst named having & total tonnage Of
lO9. G22 and the last named 1905.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
SUICIDE EPIDEMIC REloNs.
Several Tragic Occurrences Are Re-
ported from the National Capital.

| PNNS TWIN hUS NatioHal capital.
Washington, Jan 27.-Two sui.
eides, an accidental asphyxiatlon and
an unsuccessful attempt at selt,ie.
structiOn occurred in Washington on
Friday.
In the early morning Mrs. Daisy
n. Wagner, wife OF Howard q.
Wagner. formerly a Photographic sup.
ply dealer, and an agent for an au.
Iomobile house, was found partly GOV
cred with Snow and with a bullet hole
In her head, on a roadway near the
geological park. A pistol was found
at the side OF the dead woman
Mr.. Wagner had told a friend that
II his wife should commit suicide. he
would follow her In the same way
and when informed Of her death. he
attempted TO jump from the ffth story
at the apartment house in which he
vas visiting. but was overpoWered.
Some time between midnight and 6
o'clock Friday morning, Mrs. Geor-
glana Harley who Keeps a boarding
house, turned on gas jet in her
room. and when diSCoyc,cd by a SER
want, was so lear death thar attempts
at resuscitation were futile, No
cause for her act is known.
Thomas Rowe. an iron worker, WAS
found in an unconscious condition in
his room in a boarding house. He
was taken 10 a hospital, Il is supposed
he accidentally turned on the gas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28

F2,ias city. No. Jan. 27.-Tbe
Z and North Arkansas railroad
.-i'hea lie new line between So
y -a. Ark. and NeoshA. 40. Tse
~ has an operating oostrsrt foE
-l' '. ise Kansas City sou,hsrn
etiEeen Neosha and JOplla
e ieTvioe VIII De established 30
J7p.ia and Leslie. ArS-, FO5rS,
a lsas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
THE DRucE TRIAL.
celebrated Gaze Prolific Of ssnsatlons.
Women Under Perjury Charge.

~TSS'seSO SeOv WFVstUO " 0oV0atiOOos
Women Under Perjury Charge.
London. Jan. T.--Tha bruce case.
which has BEEN 90 prolific OF Sensa,
tons. Saturday offered still another.
The solicitor for George HOllAmby
OTuce, who claimed TO be the son Of
che duke OF Portland, and the latters
dual personality of Thomas Charles
bruce. and aS such, to be heir to the
Z tle and estate, has made public the
ec'Sespondenco he has had with the
public prosecutor In which ne asks
mat oficial 70 assist him In locating
letters offered him BY Miss Mary Pc.
son OF New York. but which have
iaIIen into the hands OF q man pur.
porting TO be his representative.
In letter 20 George Hollanby
Drlcc, Miss Peterson said she had
several letteFs--written by T. c.
pu'o TO her mother in which bruce
re'Trod to himself rs the Duke OF
portland. George HOllamby bruce
ser, Miss Paterson money TO come TO
Ensand, but. according to her later
letters, man representing himself -
an AGENT OF George Hollamby Druee's
solicitor called upon her aud got the
letters. The solicitor 10 anxious now
% ma the letters, as he says they
are recessAry in the defense OF Miss
ROBINSON.
Miss Mary Robinson said TO be an
American woman, the daughter Of 4
N1.a"ru planter. eesiiaed during the
'e'5o'S OF the Drpce case. that she
view bruce a. tire Duke Of Portland.
a. Charles Dickens told her that
- aas The Duke Of Portland and
p. o-uce himself aiter3Hrds confirm
40 siatcment Miss RobInsOn vas
."i Jan II or warrant eharS
rs .'- viih perjury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
First shipment Through Canal.

Houston, Tex. Jan q The ilrst
shipment lhrouEh TIE sabine lake ca
nal. the las, cut n vrf!cl vas made
By the goyeraIcat Friday, was Of er'
port lumber ~ England BY = lam Der
Company O. O,are" TEX Congress
has erpcadod $4,000 90 Tits canal.
II - areoa r..ri I9nr. connecting
the Sabine AID Ee1.eI riveT. DTeds-
IaE began 1aa ll 1876
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
ASSOCIATION FORMED.
90 jssi 10 TO Control B,osk Tbss,Fisai
Buslnsfs q west.

ins AnEs!es. cam ian. y An
aHscciauoa % lse uea'~'csi managers
uto pSogozs 70 control to stock tAs4t.
lrcal basirsss o. tie sr'jfs usst. Was
tofmed heFg n vaG E1mliisi that
competition ior Aftors ard actresses
vho have F'taihed topa'sf;ty Ia "a
clfc cOas, cities Eog!1 30 materially
lotrease asd u sas pfst!-tsd that TOO
nahhgtfs of ths fsriess t0ussa is ne
large cities would "a go futafs psaiS
t2ih a uoFs frien3ly zlIhses,
Tse cities fey-ssetiss n TIE AFsee,
atiOa inciess pwsvef. spokAas. Port
lsna. Sacramento. Okt,GEf, Sas FrAa.
e.seo. LSs AsssIss sse gaa,iAE5.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28

betnDa, Ala. Jan a.. 'Airs, AAsis
Nitro va barred 70 dAaeh here nj
saJ. Her eiogAlnG eaagAt ore from
&C. epsa ETsts. ane she Fsa ipto GAa
Taxe . kaFHi1g masss sE6 aetgnhers
wfspBs4 NJ y hiaakai fnser a
wss eiss1smet So aeT fssklan ~
~ a. atf,a s. 90. ee
- f|p9
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28

Co.umbrs. Ca jaa - --"n Coz
Ter. negro. uas 5ru2ga' 10 CesaEsua
Eatsr ~ ucralnE - strrg deD4n'
EEL of Tal5ot cuusty. On ,he e2aTEs o.
passfar coasfrsfsst s's1TiaS tOsss esE.
ttGeAtes. IrzpoFtsnt SsEiop1sesia -
sss eass zAy Ceeur Ang nsgEszl aze
asaassssi arrests b nsas. Dsssetisas
asa Ga O. sRs wsL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
DYNAMITE BOMBS
Exploded In Front Of homss Of Prohl.
billion Advocates II olrard.

billion Advocates At olrard.
Columbus, Ca, Jan. ~, Feeling
between tho mcmJors OF tho Law and
order League az Girard Ala, and per.
sons opposed to tho prohibition laws.
reached It's height Friday night when
dynamite bombs wcrO exploded In
front Of the residences Of c T. or
ford, president Of the league. and two
0Irard ministers active In tho league.
No damage vas done 10 persons or
property.
Tho explosion followed toe arrest Of
ak men. three whites and three ne.
RTOoH, for violating the prohibition
laws. The Law and Order laagaO
Fvors out olevea warrants on iafor'
nation secured by a detective who
aays he got % close to tao whisky
vendors that ono 0f them oRoreA ~
take him into the business a. . part
nsT.
10 much feeling was enaoadsFea
AsalnAt tho Law and Order League
that the ofbosFA were moved 10 L.
sue q statement. In which, they hold
that the resentment AgsihN the oFEAa.
latlon 10 unWaTrAnted.
0iraFd 10 Just across the river from
Ga, and tho heavy 0xpl0
alonS were hsAri here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
"sLAoK HAND" LErrER.
Wealthy Denver Man Received One
Demanding cum Of els goo.


Demanding Gum Of els goo.
Donysr. Colo. JRa. ~ --'cdward
Chase. OBs Of the Weallhlssl men IN
beaver. received 10 hia natl Thursday
letter from thu black hand a..
nandiha mat ~ deliver FRIDAY nigat
tho sun 81 $4,000 W man Who
would meet bin at tho corner II vi
toouih aRd HlAkS atIeots And WOO
would make hImtslf knowh 10 Chase
BY takiAE on bic no, aud h0ldiag II
asalnAl bis lsit breast
~ The Appolatsd hour Chist % ~.
lice DslaHef aHd several detectives
nccrsted themselves 10 TIE Velaigy OF
fiftcenth Aad Blake s'sgts. bal thS
mysterious author 81 The lsttsf dia
not abDaaf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
UNITED MINE WORKERS.
Patrick ooisn. q PlttsbVre District
Turned Down BY Delegates,

Turned Down by Delegates.
indianapolis. Ind. Jan. ~ The
delegates 10 the convention Of the
United States MIrs Workers Of Amer
lea by unanimous VOie Saturday re-
fused to seat Pat DolAn Of Reading
Pa. former prosldont Of the miners of
the Pittsbnrs district.
Tho report Of the credentials com.
mii'"c made 10 recommendation and
the whole matter vas laid on the table
without dissentInE vote President
Mitchell called for the report ~ mo
reSolu,lohR committee Most ~ tho
resolutions reported On vero ~ minor
importance The convention invliel
Secretary Treasure HHyWood OF toe
Western Feierailon Of Miners 10 40
dreEs II Monday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28

West I0ihf. Ga Jsn s1--Tas Wae,
o. ~ q. A. FYessasa sa4 q Wtisea.
SAa kaset44 tIUm re tFaek ~ .
nosghseesa ffsight tE4is heaF baFss
sb maea wsfs hiiiea. fhs ws0pa
fgN a Rlls1esn aip5 ~ eeSsaR
IA Nh es
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28

Nashville. Tess iEs. FT.--tOTsFs
aos PastesSsa k4E e0a@asei - ne
IzrnsoaRsss ths ssa1a Senienees -
fssb Fssa9siEaa ea4 p8go 8terass4.
aeSrset. aenfe go ~ kasr - &1hear.
Tsnn nD NaeeR NV Rrfe Is
rlalaA ~ !. go -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28

. a.'''eHville. Va. JAa II
'-,'ai Trvvelyn. oss q TIE Seai
wrtsrS On racing n ere evua-
,. -,i fos sore yegr8 rAsiuE Jsass
! tas vez,srn tracks, Asd ~ Ngw Or
"a diod FFasny ngssf e. -F0Fsss
~-ss Eear ras tsaal.le, q eDst.
s a El.ea ~ efe,rl ens
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
CHARGE OF FORGERY
Map Is Tracked Through Many
/ States by PinkertOnS
HIS VERY CROOKED CAREER
While HE Private Yacht Was Lying In
Midstrsam on MsypOt, Fla, It
Was Boarded by officers and Arrest
Mada

Made.
Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. 97-Track.
cd through many states aad sailiag
under many different ramcs. r. Nord.
strom, a former bank clerk ~ Astoria.
Greg. was captured at Ma port on
Thursday night, He is wanted AT
Chicago, where. posing ms the repro.
sentative Of +, A. Cole 4 Sons, tho
wealthy Wholesale groco.s OF mis-
home city. he Is alleged TO have forged
the name Of j. Roy Bennett. cashier
OF the Astoria Bank. and casaed
draft for SIS, 600 at the FIJI, Nation.
al Bank.
From Chicago NOrdstrom fed aud
continued his crooked dealings IN
many elites throughout the United
States. During all OF his operations
since the Chicago forgery be has been
closely followed by ]. II. Walker. a
Pinkerton detective from the Ciacin-
natl ONCE of this great nrm
Captured on Private Yacht.
II WAS Waller who located the man
near this city and planned his capture
when bis private yacht Kathryn was
BOARDED as she lay In mIdStream on /,
by a party OF officers. Nord-
Strom was taken from his bunk and /
brought to tnis city. From Chicago.
where no was G. A. Cole, NordstTom !
appeared In various cities under other /
names. Al San Francisco. whore
he was tracked, he operated under
The name Of b. r. VAVanAuEh. Under
his name also he carried on crooked
ieals at Galveston. Tex. and At New
Orleans. La. From NsW Orleans no
vas followed to Brunswick. Ca.
Wbere he had dealings with the Bruins.
nick bank and Trust company As p.
4. Wood. The forgery Of the draft
N the Chicago bank was committed
n Dec. 3 last.
From that time until December ~
;ordstrOm was followed over miles Of
erTltory. and anGlly traced to BrunL
wick. Ca.
Lived In Luxury at Brunswick.
Here he lived In luxury for 4 time
nd purchased from Frank u. Aiken.
re! ident OF the Brunswick Bank and
rust company. the yacht. aboard
mi he was beginning a word tour
hen captured. From DrJnEvioa be
anne 20 jacksonville. PA aboard tho
oat. whose namo Vas changed from
Lucille 10 "katntyn
On the return trip Nordgtrom was
ideBtlficd a. ito man Want
. to' the biz iorgery By Photographic 1
Ictmoa In the pohsoation Of Picker
N D teciive WALKER and blythe faet !
lRt hs right hand ~ badly dishgufed
30 frat finger 10 misshapen a. the
'sult 81 rome accident, and the sec.
ID hnEer 10 cut OF ~ the second
int.
when 10 saw tha, 10 deny bis idsh.
y would gain him nS,hlnE. MORT
rom admitted HE gull, and said DO
guh submit peacefully. O
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
TREASURE srEkERs' Ill LUCK
Mere olssstsrS Attend sssFeh loS
Lost Gold IN MaHIeo.

Lost Cold In MsEies.
Ban Francisoo. CART JAB q --
aiore eisastsr has slioHard The efforts
u {. u. Johnson. II Boston. a. ysoOy
eF tbs rold Iot, On me beach q, NAa.
EAniiIo. Nst IN isG3. ~ me barnins
- ito old Fafine Mail SIDES healer /.
TIE CoiGsa Cato 4 lettsr fe.eifH4
here Friday states trft tao hen usfo
drUwss sha 0ss stllsi - b1a from
. large timber dsTnE a stofa a, Man
EsEiAD Saf.s eays ago
In tbs tas.s storm Ea soi.hr lsuheu
,ha, ktd bsea ssat dowb ffyfa this
city b. JoAaaoa 70 assial Is 'ks opera
tiDaf. VA sssx
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28

LSaisvi.ls. ~ JAs - Jos G.
B,ofh. Esaigg Hsnb@E - lhg Esisky
sFOAsffEs 80 ~ EnoeA Bros sh0t
an4 kti.e4 Is "a ORiee here %
aaiugezf iiis ffssnds 80 10 has
Sses o. % ASFyOus pfoslsAiI0s iSr
soEs timH.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-28
MANY ARE HOMELESS
Mysterious Explosion Starts Dis
aStrOuS Blaze.
LOSS WILL EXCEED $4,000
Two Blocks In Heart Of Business go.
tlon Wsra Burnsd--PsoplS Fled In
Night Clothes and suffered lntsnss.
" from the Bitter Cold.

Madison, Wis. Jan, g7,--A mys.
terIous explosion In u hard coal stove
early Saturday morning started frO
whica destroyed tho greater part Of
two blocks In tho heart Of tho bust.
ness section VI Madison,
Tho loss viii exceed 100000.
Many persons are loft homeIcss and
without food and some In their night
clothes suffered intensely from tho 20.
wore cold In trying to save contents
OF stores aud residences.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-02-13
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate Under Mortgage

Under, and by virtue Eof a power OF
sa given Jonathan b. Davis, by DIR.
George "A. Smith, by mortgage deed
executed on the End day of January
1905, and recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of Wayne County in
book No. IS, page 35, to secure the pay
ment of the note therein mentioned, and
default having been made in the pay
ment OF said note. I will sell for cash
on Monday, the 10th day of February
1908. at IL o'clock noon, to the highest
bidder lat the Court House door in
G~oldsboro, the lot of land conveyed in
said mortgage deed situated in the town
of Fremont, n. c., and bounded as fol-
lows:-Beginning at a stake in Vance
street in the town of Fremont, and
thence with the line of said street north
rs, East 95 feet and seven inches to a
stake; then South 65, East 21O feet to a
stake in the back line then with the
said back line South rs, West 95 teet
and seven inches to stake; then North
60, West 21O feet to a stake, the begin
ming, it being lot No. ID in the plot OF
land Of z. D. Mumford, made by FL. f.
Price.
G. P. Davis,
Adm. of j. B. Davis, Mortgage,
This 7th January, 1908.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-02-13
NOTICE OF. SALE.

NORTH CAROLINA-WAYNE COUNTY.
By virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in a Mortgage Deed, executed by
Jno. A. Groom and wife, JukaiA.l Groom,
to J.. p. Ange, and recorded in the
Office ofthe Register of Deeds in Wayne
County, July 25th, 1906. in book 81,
page 1877. I will on the 9th day OF
March, 1908, at IL. M. offer for sale, for
cash, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing parcel or lot of land, situated in
the city of Go1dsboro, and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at the B. S. Stevens
North Eastern corner On West Ce.3or
Street, and runs thence with his norsl-
ern line, westerly, 1o5 feet; thence
norther1y, parallel with Wost Center
street, 80 feet to Annie Green's line:
thence with her line easterly los fest to
said West Center street; thence with
said West Center street SO feet to the
beginning. Being he lot purchased
from J. d. Martin, by deed recorded in
book 80, page 351, Registers Office.
This 5th day of Feb. 1908.
J. F. ANGE, Mortgage.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-02-13
STAFFORD MEMO
rial SERVICE
Tributes to The Life And Character
OF Dead Priest. Vice president
Fairbanks The Principal
Speaker.

Washington, Feb. 1O.-Memorial SER
vices in honor of the late Rev. DIR.
Dennis Joseph Stafford, pastor ofSaint
Patrick's church, we're held at Chase's
Theatre, in this city, yersterday,'when
tributes to the life and character Of DR..
Stafford were paid by men prominent
in public life and the religious world.
Districe Commissioner MacFarland
presided and made the Introductory
address. The principal speaker was
Vice President Fairbanks, who spoke
of Dr.. Stafford as 1.-THE Citizen"
In a letter addressed to Commission
er MacFarland, who presided at the
meeting called to pay homage to the
memory of the late Father Stafford,
President Roosevelt expressed his sim
cere regret at his inability to be present.
After paying g. high tribute to the life
and character of DIR. Stfford, the Presl-
dent adds:
"It is eminently fitting that men OF
widely different creeds, Protestant or
Catholic, Jew and Gentle, should
meet in memory of this, our brother,
who in his life time strov manfuHy
to do COED to all men, akld whose
charity of heart and breadth of vision
was such that all could work with
him who sincerely wished we'll fol
mankind. The forces of evil are strons
enough anyhow, and they shoaad no
be reinforced from the ranks of those
L ~ 10y, ~ fo-oa $500 81
tcomnaon object; O should they wht
in reality have a common enemy turn
their arms against one another. In GU
belief in the deep, underlying essen
tials, which GO to make VI the fines
type of character, we should all be one
and finest type of character will al
ways seek expression in service t.
mankind such as Father Stafford rem
Edered."
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-02-13

Sunday trains leaves Go1dsboro at s a, m. ana
. p. m. RetuEsSng arrive Goldsboro at 1915 and
$3.50 D. m,