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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Joseph Garbarino of Bank stree
has been Ill with the grip.
The regular monthly meeting o
the Brooklyn Athletic club will bt
held tomorrow morning.
The regular monthly meeting o.
] the st Thomas Cadet association viii
be held tomorrow morning in the
lyceum at 1880.
The final game between the
Bones and the Hustlers was not play
ed last evening. The contest will
perhaps be decided Monday evening.
Unless the weather clears the
number of rooters that will accom-
pany the All Brooklyn polo team &c
New Britain this evening will be
much smaller than anticipated.
A horse attached to cutter felt
rather frisky on Bank street this
morning. 1t tried to make a record
over the snow and might have sue
ceeded did it not suddenly come to
grief near the corner of South Leon
ard and Bank street, where 1t collid-
ed with a pole. Several packages OF
meat in the sleigh were thrown out
and the shafts of the sleigh were
broken.
The members of the Brooklyn
Athletic club have decided not to
celebrate their anniversary this year
by giving sociable at their rooms
as they have been wont the past few
years. There are several reasons why
the club concluded that this years
celebration be omitted. Many OF the
members are not working and the
assessment might Inconvenience them
considerably. Moreover, in the opln-
ion of the majority of the members 1t
would be more discreet and much
better for the club to spend the mon
ey that would be used for the celebra-
ton on fixing up the club rooms. SO
the members decided to renovate the
club parlors. There is no denying the
fact that the annual celebration
which was to have been held on Fri
day evening, February 81, will be
missed but the members realize that
to let it go by one year will not make
great difference.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01

Philadelphia. Feb. 1.-Leaving In his
wake fully fifty women. II is said. who
have been duped by his matrimonial
schemes. James Matthias Williams.
alias James Marshall. the former head
Of the Mrs Edith Rose Matrimonial
society. Is now on his way to Science
tady. y. T. where he is wanted on q
charge Of passing bogus check. WI
liams was arrested as be stepped from
the county prison by d. s. Van Dusen.
. detective FROM Schenectady.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
G. N. G. MATTERS.
Lieut. John Davenport Cheney of co
G Placed on Retired List.

/ -
Acknowledgement Cole has issued
orders as follows:
The application of First Lieuten-
ant John Davenport Cheney, Com
pany G, First Infantry, to be retired,
is approved, and he is relieved from
active duty in the military service OF
this state. and placed upon the re-
tired list, with the rank of captain.
The board appointed in S. O.. No
rs, A. G. O., series 1907, is hereby
dissolved, and the following board
is appointed in lieu thereof:
Colonel James Geddes, Second in
fantry; Major John @. Tilton, Sec
ond infantry; Major Ernest L. Is
bell, Second infantry; Captain Ed
ward G. Gruener, ordnance depart
| ment: Captain Arnon A. Alling, Sec
| ond infantry.
The board will meet in New Ha-
ven at the earliest opportunity, for
the consideration of important mat
| tiers relative to the state rifle range
| at East Haven. All matters will be
submitted to the adjutant-general
for his approval before the same are
| carried into effect.
The following officers are appoint
ed board for the examination of
officers Of the medical department.
The board will meet at the state
armory, New Haven, February II,
1905, at 8 a. M, and will make he
tu,n to this department of the name
and rank of each officer examined.
and the result of such examination
in detail
Colonel Norton r. Hotchkiss, staff
of commander-in-chief; Major Fred
erck Schavoir, medical department.;
Major William NJ. Stark, subsistence
department.
The following officers are ordered
to appear before the examining
board, in dress uniform, with side
arms:
Major Joseph H. Townsend, medi-
cal department; Captain Thomas j.
KilIuartin, medical department;
First Lieutenant Edward 8. Moulton,
medical department.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
THIRD FLOOR SPECIALS.

Curtain Muslin, in dots and
fancy figures, value 15c.
Special $500. ........ 121oc yd
Curtain Muslin, regular price
12hc. Special ...... &c yd
Brass Rods for sash curtains.
regular price sc. Special
..-... ........ 21.c each
Best quality fancy Silkoline,
large assortment Of patterns.
value 12lac. Special go. &c yd
Autograph Pillow Tops, regular
price csc and 35c. Special
.....:. ......-... Ice each
An silk Girdles, for trimming
sofa pillows, all colors, value
soc. Special -..... SOC each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
WASH GOODS FOR TONIGHT AND
MONDAY.

! case fancy Suitings, worth
19c. Tonight and Monday 10c
! case best quality dress Cling
hams, worth &c. Tonight
night and Monday ......... "a
5000 yards seersucker Bingham,
worth 12hc. Tonight and
Monday ...... ........... Sc
1000 yards light and dark
Percales, worth 12hc. To-
night and Monday ....... Zoe
400 pair grey or white Blankets,
worth T5c. Tonight and
Monday 5()r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01

Philadelphia FEB. l. = Thoroughly
dizgusted over the attentions paid TO
Jennie. q little black nonzreI dog. Bob.
. magnificent tricOsor collie. for years
the companiou and PET q Archbtshop
Ryan sn away and today the enfirs
poke force b endeavorias to End hlnL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01

pitchers IN the Taper-rs- We think We
20 10 cOngriss 20 help build the Pan
ANA canal but cur main obiart is 10
play poker an Be seen waikiki down
Pinselvany avenue Md BIH Taft an
the sInifor I'm Utah
"D0u't ron believe in tire skquare
deal At all al aIls- asked NTf Hen
messy
The caddseisu. answerzzI Mr.
Doeley. says tbs q sia 10 helieve IN
dhreams-
S.B.E
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
EECKwEAR AND HANDKER-
CHIEFS

One lot OF chiffon and liberty
silk Scsrfs, in all cOlOrs, reg
ular so and 75c quality. Spec
iaI for this sale .... Csc each
Lawn and Swiss Embroidered
Ties. regular csc quality. Sale
price $1,000. ......:. 15c each
Tailor made.pu linen and fancy
stocks. white and CoOlrs. reg
ular price 5sC. sale price acc each
Swiss and linen embroidered
Handksrchiefs. regular price
17Lc and l5c each. sale
price ...-.::.......:.:. 10c each
Pure linen hemstitched. also
erUssbar and fancy border.
Special for this sale .......
-.........- Sc each or s for 2sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01

The Democrat n now making q big
magazine offer In order 20 induce
subscribers TO pay In advance and 90
secure new subscribers. For ~
cents n month. which Is less than 2
cents n day, you can secure the Even
ing Democrat and three monthly
magazines. namely. Spare Moments.
Dressmaking nc Home and the Moth.
er's Magazine. All that Is neces-
sary Is TO pay in advance. lou mar
PAY one. two or NJ many months in
advance a. you desire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
RAgEMENT SPECIALS

Table Tumblers, fine thin
blown, neatly engraved with
Grecian star, Fleur de lis
patterns, value sac dozen $50. 6Oc
Tea Pots, imported triple coat
ed white enameled. value zoe acc
Condiment Sets. sets consist OF
individual salt cellar. pepper
shaker. oil cruet and tray for
individual use. a bargain. the
complete set for .------.-- Sc
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
BANK EXCHANGES

Bank exchanges this week at all lead
ing cities IN the United States are 81
81, ,59l. S3.6 per cent less than A year
ago. aud "a per cent under the CORE
spending week or 1906. The loss Is very
heavy. especially I'm the East in the
south and 1T Pacific coast POINTS. In
the Central West the loss is generally
small. and several cities again report
larSer exchanges thar in either Of the
two preceding years. The very IarEe
loss al New York city is stju due TO
conditions in the financial markets and
the much lower volume OF security
trading this wear; outside or New York
ci;y the loss Sc very uIch smaller. For
the year 10 date. ar shown in tie aver
age daily figures. tine loss has been
about 90 per cent, chiefly due 20 The loss
a New York, and there is little evil
dence OF Improvement in the April sg-
IreS as compared with preceding
months. Average daily bank exchanges
for the year 70 date are COMPARED be-
Low for Two years
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
MARKET RECEIVERS
FORMER STRENGTH
Prices Touch Level That
Prevailed Before OC-
tober Panic.
Capital Traction and Wash
inGton Gas Take Marx
ed Rise.

In the early part OF the past week
the local stock marke. was quise
strong, under a good demand and re-
stricted offerings. Prices were bid up
until the preferred shares II he Wash
ington Street Railway COMPANY the &C
tive market leader. sold - IS. and the
common shares 20 So These prices in
d.cated 10 points sG,suce between
Monday and Tuesday Capital fraction
moved up 10 lZ-l4 and The waole mar
ket presented a roseate appearance.
Washington Gas touched b.
These prices were practically where
they were before the October panic. and
the recOveries We're accomplished with
out the purchase o. much stock. Day
after day one broker has been in the
habit OF coming on Change and bidding
for round lots of Washington Railway
shares. advancing his bids until the TOD
came on Tuesday last. Since then the
market has been more quiet. with moth
ing Of the sensational in the bidding nor
IN Inc selling The high prices induced
some Liquidation. and IS a result there
of. there was a setback not al ali ser
iOus. but a mild reaction
The gas situation mas checked opera
tons in this stock for some time. ana
the maj closing was al 5l52. or . loss OF
Z point which is incOnsiderabIe. when
considering the Influences that have
stopped its advance. Just what Con-
gress will Or will not do 10 the gas
companies OF the District remains 70
be seen. rhe general opinion on the
Exchange Is more o. less confident that
existing conditions viii not be material
~ changed. nor will the gas company.
50 runs opinion. be forced 10 make
material cuts in price. although some
reduction may occur
The last sale OF washington Railway.
preferred. was Al 53is. or Ia from the
high point The closing bid for the
common stock was .. and there were
sellers at 50. On the decline. but little
stock was sold
There has been q good demand all
week FOR the bonds OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company al 5 Z
20 7Sa, closing with Isl. bid. 7sas asked.
There has been but one price for Capt
tai Traction SIS. 11O1z
The Stock Exchange. I'm common with
other exchanges. viii be closed from
Thursday afternoon Of this week until
Monday morning OF next week. The
table published elsewhere shows the
closing bid and asked prices. indicating
the market for inactive stocks.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
New York Bond Market

NEW YORK, April Ill. 8 Gov
eminent Bonds
rs reg. 1880. Iu3asdI04
2'S coup. 1881 lO4 asked
IS reg. 1905 l1OLs 7InI..
3 5 coup. 1915, IolGI92
2 small bonds IGUs asked
IS reg. 1925. l20j5G12llz
IS coup. 1925. I225z asked.
panama Canal IS reg. IO2S.dtaI1
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND TRANS
ACTIONS.
Japanese. first series as S.
Japanese, second F2s IS.
japanese. St. L--Loan Is -.
American Tobacco IS. T0f3z
american Tobacco Is. 50.
Baltimore and Ohio gold IS. ga.
Centrsi OF Georgia third income
Chesapeake and Ohio as. s7is
Gg1z
f.rie general lien as. p.
Erie cVt. IS. series A. 57IA
Erie cvt IS. series 3. 525s
Louisville and Nashville unified As.
SCIz
louisville and Nashville collateral
trust As, 9l25.
Missouri Pacific 6's. 1929. 80
Norfolk and Western cvt. IS. S1iz.
Northern Pacific As. 100
Northern Pacific SIS. ~
Pennsylvania 3iz's 1912. %.
Pennsylvania 3Jz's. 1915. 9lIz
Reads.< general Il. ee.
Southern railway SIS. az.
Union Pacific first IS, 993S.
Union Pacific cVT. IS. S.
United States Steel s. z. IS q5S
Western MARYLAND first IS. 81
Total sales. S1.5s4 90: aga inst 81 "a 900
yesterday: $50. 200 week ago. and 81.
$4,000 year ago.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. April II-Money on call
today was nominslly IL per cent. There
has been an abundance Of Ia per cent
money. this week. and the banks have
experienced difficulty in putting il out
The highest rate was per cent and Il,
was the lowest
The characteristics OF the time money
market the week were the very gen
erous offerings. especially for the short
Gates, and the light demand. The abund-
ance Of call money ar 1ls and la per
cent was largely responsible for the
inactivity; rates ~ per cent for thirty
days. % TO % for sixty days, "a for
ninety days. 393h for four months. So
10 81. per cent for five to six months.
81 TO per cent for over the elsctiou
period, AZ TO = per cent for one yea-.
Mercantile paper was taken through
out the week in fair amounts. here and
elsewhere. IL was offered with consid-
cradle freedom. some very choice names
making their appearance
Rates. ~ 10 So per cent for sixty ard
ninety days Endorsed bills; ; TO 5iz per
single names receivable; per cent for
others.
The sterling market today was strong.
with rates 10 points higher. at 4S6zs for
demand bills. The market during the
early mart OF the week was dull and
grew stronger. closing with a net gain
Of - cent Demand bills in the early
part OF the week were quoted at ass Is;
cables At 1850. and siNty-da,- bills 1T
S4.10 TodSy's rates were ma rked the
hi2heS. or the week as follows:
Sixty days. 4SA .S5fl4-S445; demand
4.Ss-Sn74 S5S5; cables 4SSoS; commercial
bills, LSoza<s4.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as inf0rna-ioa a.
Tot guaranteed
900 p. Nc. & D rft~d Daily Fast
vestibuls traIu- p ian sleepers 70 Lar-
iagton. Louisville. G -slcinnatI- Insiaaa1oIis-
ChicsEO ana s. Louis Pa-I0r Car for
Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS. Pullman
Car Louisville 70 Memphis and New o.
leans Dining cars a "a carte service
ulO P Ne. e y LIMITED. Daily
Solid vestib1ls train. Pullman siecpers 10
Cincinnati Lexington. AMI Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Eor
Springs week days Dining Cars a "A
carte service Pullman sleepeTs Cincinnati
% ChlcaSo md St Louis. ana LouiEviIIs -
Memphis NASHVILLE. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake an
Ohio oef7ces. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave Cos -Eth
at near i. ard New Union Station TeIe-
phone. Main 7Sso. f5- y aslIns-ol Terminal
Cao Service. and Main 1855 % 220s for c & ..
Ticket Once. nc5-f
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
RESERVES OF BANKS
CONTINUE TO GROW

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE weekly
statement OF the Associated Banks. is
sued today. shows the following
changes:
Reserve on all deposits. increase, SZ.575.-
S75.
deserve on deposits other than United
States. increase. e 5s3. S7s
Loans increase, S7.038.l1o.
Specie. increase. 81. 461.G11
Circulation. decrease. $50. 40
Total loans. 81. 1871. 4ii.S0o
Tie banks now hold i'm excess Of legal
requirements ff3. 165. $50. against EI5.S5s.-
9-5 last year and 81. 1850 two years agO.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
what Has He DOne?''
-Napoieon's Famous question

Every man must heW his own statue OF
success out Of the block Of opportunity. he
saouid use other peoples brains. knowledge,
and experiences rs well as his own In bulld-
ing and real estate operations this is espc-
cially So Z can save YOU money. Yes I car
MAKE you mouey-by pointing out how IN
productive property can be made Profitable
and hoTr ecOnonlc5 can be effected IN build
Ing operations Let's come together II you
want 70 know abLut me ask NapOleOn's Ia
NOUS question What has he doneZ' con-
corning
ARTHUR COWSILL
The Builder Who Makes Good"
81 COLORADO BLDG. nth AND C SITS
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
ALDRIcH BILL ATTACKED
BY CHICAGO INTERESTS

CHICAGO. April 11---AdditionSi pro
test against the Aldrich bill was made
public today ny the executive commit
tee Of the Chicago Association Of Com
merce. which has once before voiced
djsappToVal Of the measure. Il the OBJ
lection "a the bill given CIT today t. Is
declared that the Increase required In
The reserve Of banks outs, Dc or reserve
cities is too radical and that roo much
money will be cut or from use by the
commercial interests.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket ONCE, I4zI Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-FolIoVlnE schedule not guaranteed.
S-a5 g. M Galty-SeabJarl Mail through
coaches and Pullman sieepers TO Savannah
anI Jacksonville through sleeper Washing
ton 70 Hamlet au6 Hamlet o. Atlanta Dr.
Ing cars
$50 p. IT.. 6aily-Scsboari Express Coaches
and Pullman 70 Sstsunah- Jacksonville
Tampa Atlanta. Birmingham, Memphis
Dining cars
r Il. STANSEI.L- District Passenger Agent
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
NEW YORK COTTON
BREAKS ON WEATHER

NEW YORK April l1--Uude~ tire In
fueuce or poor cables and favorable
weather news from the South. the cot
ton n1srke. opened this morning easy.
The figures on visible supply asG a
bearish appearance Closing prices.
Nav. 90; July 9.S5; October. 931.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
Washington Prices

Columbia r. r. SIS. s5o0d10SIs
Washington Gas. 2565liz, 25N6llz. 25Q
6i1S
MeTgenthaler.- Ia1gi
Capital Traction SIS. s. Oo00 ll052-
AFTER caIl-Capital Traction IS, 5000
lee.
Capita Traction eCdI21 19I2I1z-
Washington Railway preferred. 5G91Istt
washington Railway IS S1Ce3N as ,.
81, eetq 7Si2. Sl,00C07Slk. SLOOOaTs1k
GAS BONDS
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y E-FOIlONinE schedule figures published
only as Information and arc not EusrSz-.-eea
For Atlanta, Birmincham- Mobile New OF
leans. .AsheviIIe. Chattanooga, Memphis e-l5
g. n. and l1-oo p. m. daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga
Memphis. New Orleans. Ie;45 p. M
For Columbia. Charleston Augusta AtSsI-
40 p M daily
l. : BROWN. General Agent
aDT1--r
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
TO HANDLE VIRGINIA PROPERTY

Hampton - Williams. OF Vienna. Va.
has Joined the forces Of Thomas J.
Fisher & Co, and will head a depart
ment devoted TO the handling Of Viz
ginia property.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
New York Stocks

Quotations furnished by ". g. Hibbs &
Co., bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wssh-
inston stock Exchange ana Chicago Board OF
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
NONE ID LOAN.

II YOU NEED MONEY % pay rent. o. buv
coal. j viii furnish AL vou need. I lend --o1
on your furniture or plano. these loans are
strictly PRIVATE. T-y ne. P q E5X
z3l. Station @. tss-+r
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
BONDS
The CURR MARKET.

Quotations furnished ny Z. F. Hutton
. Co, members New York Stock tx
Cn3uEe. L30l F street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
ONLY - MINUTES
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT Z
NAVAL ACADEMY


NAVAL ACADEaIF
The only line whose cars enter that city
and reach the gate Of the Naval ACADEMY
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All 10TH and II sLs- cars. leaving the cor
ner o. I5tl and y Y a-e. M. every three
minutes. make direct connection with
Through Liulte5 Palace Cars, leaving
White House station
For Baltimore, esery hour on he half hour
tE9na $50 a. u- 20 Il-51 ?. m daily.
rcr Annapolis and e. s Naval Acaieuy,
~NeLS nolr on the hair hour from SO a. u-
10 - p ul-- and ar $50 ana I--39 p.
a4liE- All o. these cars. however. HlIf 70
qlire transfer az Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be detained BY tax
ing any % the Limited cars for Baltimore
ana transferring Al Naval Academy junction
No walking or hiring o. cabs necessary n
Washington 10 reach our station
Fares One way -Rcund trip
10 Baltimore. Nj. &c. SS
To Annapolis. I'D. and
L 3 Naval Ac1de-ll--- &c -
Tickets issued BIZ tnis company include
street car Fare IN the District o. Columbia
on the Ines u The washington Railway aa1
Electric Co.
For Information AID tickets apply AZ ticket
O1ices. 1s-h and y 7 ave. nv. or 18th and
y SIS. ne, Washington. -. O.. or address
W Z SI4ACGETER
General Lraf6c Manager Baltimore. Nd
au5-tr
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Cther ECGr lEe odd Hour.'-
To PEIIAz DELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'd 81. NEW YORK
go q m--D5uer, Pullman FarIor-
1899 T. m--Bumet Earior. Hr Train
ssg-gJ q u.-Diner and Pullman FzrIcr Ca
III % - m--DLner ana Pullman PzrIor Car
100 p m--DlEer and Pullman PariOr Car
geo , Roy a. Limited Al FuIlnaus
1850 z. ua--Coaches % Phll46slp aia-
$50 p m--Dlue- ana pullman FsElor-
49, , m--Cozclss - PlilacsIJuia-
~ 20 p u--S-eeperz-
80 a. u.-S1Sepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. T7-00. 900. tu.0o a Il,
f1.lr sz-Ug p m
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

CVeFE Gays 40 q r.. 10 D n
ss-5s f5-t. 10 -. -s.Jo go, 1S-15 $50 go
fs.S8. 'l0-y9. IL go a. "a 100 n1-a. La.
'1.O1. ella. Tz-s9. 'S-50. fz--g. "-5-5l. f4-01
"a '5-gg. T5.g3 -5-s1 T5-oJ. "a. IIyV -S-gI
~. 1000 10 - ia sl1-15 D N
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. "s-l0 a IA = - 80 ?. n.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. a.. 40 - N, $40 night
PILTS8EEG. 's-lo = n. ~. ala 2. n,
IL - night
CLEt E,i-AND. $40 .. n
COLI MUS. 80 ? IL
WHEELING. '5-I3 a. E1.. $50 ,. n
WINCHES TER. Ts-l5 an. 1875, f5-o 2 n.
FREDERICk- So, Ts-lC. ''s-Ic An. - %
f4-05- = - p n
EAGE2STOyVS. 1910 81 n 800 ? n
sDSziy. Except Sunday. @-Sunday only
TELEPHONES a. Al o. ice Lo-1oElBg
Ticket OrceS- l4lT q 81 Tel Main 1871. S.
Pennsylvania ave, Main IS New Unl5a
Station Ticket Of1ce. Tel Main szS9. Izfo--
nation Bureau. Main IEs1 uoI7-r-
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
STEAMBOATS,.
TO MOUNT VERNON

Daily 20 a. n and ia p m Sundays az
oepted)- Fare Cr0und IMP. including adnis-
Eion). = cents
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

FIRST TRUST MONEY at 5 and S me- Co--7
District OF Columbia or Maryland: no chsrs-as
unless loan Is accepted. MORRISON REaT
ESTATE CO. NC 1925 c ST Ms mh20-tf
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

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The Washington times., 1908-04-12

3 20 ,. n
g. 14-G5 f5.00 Pm.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

'eer. tho - The Kind You Have 1|kays Bought
. &xzZzzM
Office Or SALE OF LAND.

On Monday the 18th day Of October
1908. at the court house door in Hills
boro. N. c.. the undersigned will offe,
for sale at public auction. to the high.
est bidder, tor cash. the following tract;
Of land, to-wit: One tract in Bingham
Township Orange County, N. G.
bounded on the north ny sthe lands o.
- Bohbitt aadaon 'thetsouth by Iu.
Their McCauleS heirs, containing One
Acrecand Il Hall, more or less.
Also one half undivided interest fl
the tract known rs the Tan Yard Tract,
situated in bingham Township, Orange
County, adjoluinXy the lands of John 4,
sykes and A. r. Holmes, amt bounded
on the north, east and south by the
lands Ct John L. Sykes, and on the
west by the lands OF A. Re-. Holmes, and
the whole tract containing Pour Acres,
more or less.
Sale made in obedience to an order
OF the Superior Court Of Orange Coun-
ty In proceeding entitled j. r. Sykes,
Executor of d. NJ. Sykes, deceased.
against John w. Holmes and wife and
others.
This September 3, 1908.
~ JOINT Il. SYKES.
Executor and Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

M. Z Taylor and Mre
loyd Leonard left here Monday
10, lahe North to purchase ! s,o.k
OF Fell and Winter Millinery for
Mrs. n, L. Taylor 80 Sister, Hills
Hiss Jo-ephi1e PARIS ADD sic
TER Miss Maria Paris, who :spen,
vacation here at home with their
mother, Mrs. Annie P. Paris. have
returned to the Salem Female
Aoademy, Winssou-Sa.ym, where
MISS Josephine is a teacher. and
~ 81 Maria, a student, in that excel