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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

Denver. Miss GLADYS Norm Miss Emma
Nollmsnn Mss Cora Price and Miss NAEl
~Inforuaal Anntr..
Mrs s s Curtis entertained informally
At a . o'clock tos Thursday afternoon a.
her home 81 Thirty-rrst ans Dodfe streets
for her guests Mrs Baird and Miss Curtis
a Berkeley. Cal About twelve russls
were present
Mrs c W. Russell entertained infur-
meliy al two tables Of brldge Thursday
afternoon a. her home complimentary 10
her house guest. Mrs Pagan Il Chicago.
who 10 spending the month Of August viii
Omaha friends.
tn Sermo cub entertained Ct q picnic
luncheon at the Rod and Gun club Tues
day. the Misses HsHtun being the guests
Of the club. The Afternoon was pleasantly
spent sailing and rowing on the lake.
Mr.. L. A Cope entertained 81 dinner
Wednesday evening al the Country club.
covers being laid for SIX guests
Prospective Pleasures
The annual reunion Of the class Of '5.
Omaha High school VIII be held saturdsv.
August q. al Rtverview park. q basket
luncheon 10 be served AT 6 O'Clock. Al
dress Mr.. Homer ConAnt. secretary
DIT. and Mrs J. N. Keys win entertain
NJ dinner Saturday evening al HAPPY Hol-
low.
Miss Stella Flanagan and Miss Kathryn
Haunting left Wednesday for q trip to Salt
Lake and Colorado TO be gone the re-
mKtn6er Of the Eummer.
Come ana Go Gossip.
Miss Nell GUfd has gone 10 Clear Lake,
Ia, fOr a fortnight where she VIII be The
guest Of Der aunt, Mrs. TIC. Bruuner. who
has a cottage there for the summer.
Miss Margaret Sunderland Of Chicago
and Miss Mary Murphy Of Sioux City, la.
are guests Of Miss Helen Murphy.
Mrs. Lawrence Cos Of MHnkato. MINI
and Mrs. Z. P Bennett Of Washington.
4. c.. are guests o. their sister. Mrs. ". J.
Creedon. and VIII remain for 8 fortnight
longer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
SHELDON AT MKINLEY CLUB
Governor VIII Attend Dinner Mt ner
Grand Hotel ON Friday
Evening.

Governor Sheldon win attend the McKin-
ley club dinner which viii be given Friday
night at 6 O'Clock al the Her Grand hotel
Besides the governor several other prom
insnt Epsakers have been secured and as
II viii be candidates night at the club. 4
large turnout Of republicans is expected
The Mckinley club was organized by the
young men Of the party several years ago,
ans has been quite 3 power for work. The
club has again taken up active work and has
elected 3 new quota Of officers. The oandi-
dates win be given an opportunity TO meet
the governor and the rank and file of the
party. The call for the dinner says that
everybody IL invited to attend
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

Nash has Arranged Tor SIX O. the large
ktHed cars 70 carry the party across the
river and Manager Byrre has planned for
some special Amusement The United Pres
hyterian church has arranged FOR q picnic
at Hansoum PARK Tor Saturday the special
cau gong out In the morninE The Ep-
worth League Of the Fru Methodist church
Of south Omaha will give a trolley nd 20
Florence Friday evening TIE Sunday
school o. the First Baptist church held ne
annual picnic Al Fnirmont park Thursday.
The English Lutheran Sunday school q
South Omaha goes TO Fairmunt park Friday
morning for q picnic.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
MYSTERY TO THE VALENTINES
How Their Address Got Mixed Up in
Chicago Case ia More Than
The Can Tell.

Mrs. William Valentine and her daughter,
Miss Jessie NJ. Valentine, 1905 California
street. are exerting their best efforts 10
ascertain how their name and address be-
came invnlved IN the Andrew Warren
Holden case CT Chicago, which is 3 CON-
plete mystery 10 them.
A sensational Chicago Newspaper had q
story uhout Holden deserting his young
wife because Of the objections Of his father,
who is a minister and who, It is said, had
70 change pulpits because Of dissensiou IN
the church over his attitude toward his
s1n's marriage. The paper said the young
man Holder said he was visiting al the
Valentine home, 1865 California street.
Omaha.
That Is the mysterious part TO The NRlen-
tines. Mrs. Valentine and her daughter,
who have just returned home from out Of
the city. are positive in their declarations
that they never heard Of Holden or the
story Of his marriage before, and that
they are completely At 3 loss 10 fathum
the puzzle Of their names being connected
with the affair.
The only possible solution we can think
Of" said Mrs Valentine. "E that a young
man who boarded a. our house recently and
who left may have known this Holden ana
may nave given our address 80 that Holden
could Use IL In case he wanted 10 deceive
MS wife or any one az 10 his whereabouts
But that is al conjecture. ] cont even
know that the young man who boarded
with Us knew Holden. and am certain he
would not DO us any injury Al any rate
IS is al q complete mystery to US"
The Chicago story had the name Miss
L" Valentine, while the Omshs young
woman's name is Jessie NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
BRANDEis BIG SATURDAY SALES
Extraordinary Bargain Specials Now
shown in the on Sale
Saturday at Boston store.

THOUSANDS AWAIT THESE SALES
Saturday wifi be one Of the most wonder
full days Of special sales ever known in the
entire history Of Brandeis store.
Thousands Of women's une-piece lingerie
and jumper dresses. many in very elRb-
crate styles and worth as high as $50, viii
so al s..
Wonen's sample silk and nFt waists in the
extreme new styles for fan at two big
bargain prices, al 1hs vsists worth mp TO
S1I5A. at s.
All the sink and net waits. worth Up to
$3.50, at SgB
Women's elbow length, fine milanese silk
gloves. worth up to &, 81 6Se per pair.
Women's ana mems fine linen hHndker-
chiefs, worth up 10 T5c, Il 15c each.
MEMS SUIT SALE
A great sale Of more than l0OO mems
up-to-dAte suits, that are worth F15, SIS
and Sc, al one price. $50.
Your choice any mans shirt In our stock.
worth up 10 S.5e, at Ills.
Mems soft-coIlBr neEligee shirts, worth
up 10 g. al 5sc.
And many other bargain sales next satur-
DAY. J. L BRANDEIs & sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
A Chance to Obtain Retail &c >ds NJ
Wholesale Prices.

Orchard e. Wilhelm Carpet com pny. IN
offering for sale 3 selected par1 Of the
enormous stock OF Collins Beaslip Carpet
company Of Dies Moines. are undertaking.
the lRrgest sale Of carpets. rugs and cur
tains ever held in Omaha Not only in value
is this sale 4 remarkable undertaking. but
also is interesting because the goods are
al new and most Of them are in their
original wrapper. These goods will be on
display in our windows on Thursday. Sale
Monday morning Al E.B See
SUNDAY papers for prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
LATEST PARTISAN FANCY
Barbaric SplendOr shown In Fish
net DraPery studded with
Jewels.

One Of the latest Partisan fRncies IN
Jewels 10 be taken up by smart London
women is a corEage Earniture q fishnet
drapsry set with diamonds, the whole
forming q brilliantly scintiIlstinE orRpery.
The fisher net is fTet work Of exceed
ingly fine gold threads. the meshes formed
Of diamonds. The draPery covers the
shoulders and droops several inches. and
II made entirely by hand
Mrs. Chvendish-B entinck. q sister Mrs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

Many an article you have which need
repairing and REPEATING.
Kemper. Hsmphiu d Buckingham.
Owners Omaha silver inc.
Bls s. 18Th. 81. An kinds plating
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

Kemper. Hsmphin a Buckingham.
Anything OF metal made good as new
Owners Omaha SILVER Co, Es s 18Th s.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
Buuaing Permits.

J / Brandeis e. Sons. Sixteenth and
Douglas street, altsrstiuns and repairs 10
store building, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
AT the FieIs cluA.

Most o. the luncheon parties Thursday
a. the FIELD club were small. the largest
bsing given by Miss Helen Murphy for
Der guests, Miss Margaret Sunderland q
Chicago and Miss MARY Murphy Of Sioux
CITY, covers being LAID for eiEht- Those
present were Miss Sunderland Miss Muir
ply. Miss Robertson, Miss Anna Arthur
Of Kansas City, Miss Bsrnice Whitney.
Miss Mary Duffy. Miss Margaret Finn.
Miss Josephine Murphy and Miss Helen
Murphy.
Mrs N r. Murphy had a. her guests al
luncheon Thursday al the club. Mrs c d.
Armstrung MrE G Il PhIIbin and Miss
Murphy Of Chicago.
Other lunche0ns 81 the club Thursday
were given by Mrs Z NJ. Martin. vino
hEd covers for four Mrs ?. z sanb0rn.
four; Mrk L J Nelson, two. Mrs = A
Ewing -four, and Mrs J. NJ McCaffrey.
SIX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
watermelon CutuHE

Miss Carrie Nag entertained Thurs
dsy evening al her home. 81 South Thirty
rhird street Al q EHtermslun cutting A.
sisting the hostess VII he Miss NAV Lstey
and Miss ELhs RosenEweiE the latter
telling the fortune Of The E1aEtE Those
Hesauf VII be Mss MAY LSusy, Miss
Ethel RosenEEeiE Mas OlEa storI Miss
Rmh Reynolds Miss Rlzrche Freeman.
Miss Ru-h Freeman Ms MErv Brofhy.
Mas Lary MrM4lz. Miss Grinlrh of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
KramPer-Mergen.

Miss Cecilia Mergen, daughter Of NJ
and Mrs Nicholas Msrgen and Mr.. James
l. Kramper were married at ST Mari
Magdslene church al 3 o'clock Wednesday
morning by Rev. Father Slime. They left
for a short trip 10 Chicago, after which
they viii be al home AT Twenty-third and
Henderson streets after September /
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
BOOM FOR ONE MEMBER EACH

Dr.. Ross. Dentist as Barker Block
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
Epeneter-Otis.

The marriage Of Miss Sara A Otis ana
Mr.. Paul Epentsr took place quietly
wednesday morning At s O'Clock al ST
Andrews Episcopal church in the presence
Of relatives, After q wedding trip M
and Mrs Epenter viii be al home for the
rest Of the summer al their cottage which
has recently been completed 81 Cut-Off
lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
SOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY
Miss Aursl Murtey and Miss Blanche
,MarEhRll Give Lawn Party.
LARGER IUKCHEoxs AT CLUBS
VISITING Women Receive Alteration In
sewers smart, hut InfornsaI At
fairs-LionberEer-DanieI Wed
ding Celebrated wednesday.

Miss Aurel Nurtey and Miss Blanche
Marshall gave a japanese lawn party
THURSDAY evening al the home Of Miss
Marshall. complimentary 10 Misc Bertha
GuOdep and Miss Marguerite Gooden Of
Hastings. Neh. The lawn and porohsH were
elaborstely decorated with japanese Ian
terms and mats. Punch was served IN an
impruvised cuEy corner on the lawn. the
punch bowl being placed on a table covered
with sand from which japanese flowers
were growing
The guests found their supper partners
by following long threads in imitation Of
spider webs from the Spider House" the
name Of the partner being al the end of the
thread
The guests Included Miss Goo6en, Miss
Marguerite Goodsps Miss Alebrts Field,
Mise Edna Ballard. Miss julia NBEl,
Miss Katherine Psrins. Miss Frances
Gould. Miss Gladys G5hld. Miss Hazel De
JArnett Miss Marguerite Busch, Miss
Gladys 1mPey. Miss Edith Hatch,
Miss Bess Townsend. Miss Romano
Taylor, Miss Anna johnson Miss
Grace Conant, Miss Mamie Pratt, Misc
lillian RosenzweiE. Miss Mildred Cooper.
Miss Helen Mason. Miss Norma Marshall.
M. Raymond Hayward Mr.. Lloyd Mag
ney, M. Thomas Allen. Mr.. Prank Rob
erts. Mr.. Roy Mccullough, Mr.. Herrick
Swan. M. Kari NAgl, Mr.. Guy Robertson,
Mr.. Ted Wallace. M. William Ross Mr..
Thomas Besbe. Mr.. John Brain. Mr.. Earl
H8ney, Mr.. Charles Carey, Mr.. Harold
slook. Mr.. Reed Peters. Mr.. Roy Bonnel,
Mr.. Paul Ravens. MI. Harold Downsy
Mr.. Paul Antilles, Mr.. walter Burns and
Mr.. Craig Marshall.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
LionberEer-DanIeI.

A pretty home wedding took place
wednesday evening At sac O'clock al the
home Of Mrs. ~. A Daniel. hen her
daughter. Miss Ruth Daniel, became the
bride Of Mr.. John H. Lionberger, Rev. 7.
J. Macksy officiating.
The ceremony was performed al one end
Of the drawing room, where q profusion
Of palms, asparagus ferns and daisies
were used in decoration. In the dining
room q color scheme Of yellow was used,
golden glow forming the csnterpiecs for
the table,
Preceding the ceremony Hearts and
Flowers" was rendered by M. Meredith
Daniel The bride was attractive in q
dainty white gown Of French bBtiste made
semi-empire with a panel Of Irish point
lsce reaching from the front OF the yoke
10 the hem Of the gown. Further trim
minEs Of vElenciennes lace and embToid-
cry medslions were used. The bride car
ried & large loose boquet Of brides
roses and wore q wreath Of white Tose-
IDS in her hair. The groom'E gift was 8
pin in the form Of an arrow set with
pearls. Little Miss Virginia Moore, niece
Of the bride, carried the ring in q bAs-
ket Of flowers. Miss Elizabeth Sharpless
Of Fergus Fails, MINI, was the maid
Of honor and wore q gown Of white en-
broidery and carried white asters. Mr.
Herbert s. Daniel served as best man.
Assisting Mrs. Daniel in receiving was
Mrs. Richard KimbRll. After q trip e
Colorado, Mr.. and Mrs. Lionberger will
be al home at the KimbEn ranch at Mer-
Ger, Neb- after September Is. One Of the
gifts the young people received WAS an
automobile from Mr.. Lionberger's brother
in-lHw. Mr.. Richard KimbAll. The out-of-
town guests for the wedding included Nj
P. r Daniel OF Nulin. y. C, Mrs. AIberi
Hallam Of Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Snyder OF Norfolk Neb-, and Mrs. Grace
Mast Of Bartlett. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
AT Happy Hollow.

Mrs. w. J. Cree6on was hostess al one
Of the larger luncheons OF Thursday al
Happy Hollow. complimentary to her sis
tsrs. Mrs. Lawrence Clos OF MankAto
MINI. and Mrs. Z. P. Bennett OF Wash
ington. D. c. and for Miss Stella Creeonn
Of Denver. Colo. The table had q oeoora-
tor Of Shasta daisies and place cards with
water color scenes marked the places OF
Mrs. Clos. Mrs. Bennett, Miss Crsedon,
Miss Josephine Brady. Mrs. H N Bright
MrK P J. Creedon. Mrs. z. Conklin- Mrs
r. L. Combs, Mrs. Vernon Man. Mrs
Thomas Bennett. Miss Nellie Cree6on.
Mrs. Arthur Wolcott, Mrs. Herman
shultz Mrs J. J. Toms, Mrs. Charles Hip
pie. Miss Emma Boreu8en, Mrs. Clarence
Sweet and the hostess
Mrs. Charles c. George was hostess al
luncheon Thursday at the club. covers
being laid for sixteen.
Mrs. r. Y. Cole had covers for four al
her table Thursday.
Among those having dinner wednesday
evening at Happy Hollow were Mr.. A. 7
Austin. who had covers for five; Mr.
W. 3. 7. Belt. four; Mr.. W l. Selby.
four: Mr.. J. r Webster. two. and a num-
Der Of golf players.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

perrer. Miss GLADYS Norm Miss Emma
NollmEnn Miss Cora Price and Miss NAEl
InfornaaI Affairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Roller skating this evening, 1880 to
10 p. m.
Fancy waistcoats from the Frank Nc.
Whorter Co.
Get your Perfection oil heaters at the
N. d. Phelps Co.
Children's coats from to 6 years, at
Veale q Knights.
Would be pleased to show you our
nice dress skirts at Perry's.
Mrs. Katherine Sears returned yester-
day from visit to Winthrop Beach,
Mass.
James Adie and family moved to-day
from 80 South Main street into the house
recently purchased at 81 Franklin street.
Mrs. Sophronia Brown who has been
visiting at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Stella Day, returned to-day to her
home in Washington.
Mrs J. Morforio, whose husband was
killed last summer by falling from an
electric car at Benjamin Falls, leaves to-
night for Italy, where she viii visit at
her old home for an indefinite period.
The Italian Athletic club basket ball
team viii play its first game of the sea.
son with the newly organized Vulcans
team in the Socialist hall on Granite
street Thursday evening at o'clock.
"a Great Wrong Righted," a clever
dramatic picture with new plot and
good action, is the star attraction at the
popular Theatorium to-day "a Gentle
man Of Leisure" brings many laughs
"The Wandering Musician" tells a good
story and "The Scandinavian, North, !"
shows beautiful winter scenery. Mr.. Geo.
Harrington sings, Good Evening, Caro-.
line" this program proves good draw
ing card, as was proven by the large
crowds that attended last evening. Mr.
Graham has swell treat for his patrons
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
November Deiineator at vaughan's,

November Delineator at vaughan's.
New headwear for children at Fits
Excursion to Montreal, Oct. 81. See
adv. on page 4.
The best Heeced underwear for %
cents at Perry's.
25c underwear for ladies, misses and
children at Veale s. knights.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood,
men Of America, Wednesday, Oct. 2lst
at P. m.
Mrs. George NJ. Rand Of North Main
street is visiting relatives in the south.
en part Of the state.
Extraordinarily and Thursday,
p. m. TO p. m. Mrs. r. E. Ellis, 25
Spaulding street. Tel. l56-2l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sartelle and Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Stemm went to Waterbury
yesterday for few days visit.
The Ladies' Aid of ST. Monicas church
will hold sewing meeting in the con-
vent Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
All the ladies are invited.
Jesse Cayhue met with an accident
late yesterday afternoon which came
near causing the loss OF the sight in ms
right eye. lie was splitting wood when
stick fed and struck him in the eye,
cutting the lid and surrounding parts.
At the opera house next Friday even
ing there win be a wrestling match be-
tween Eli II. Bourbon OF Claremont, N.
H., and Jack Grace OF New York. On
Oct. sth these men met at Claremont,
and Bourbon won after wrestling one
hour and twenty-five minutes Bourbon
weighed eight pounds more than his op.
ponent. For this match each man must
weigh not over 100 pounds.
A. H. BuzzelI Of this city and Arthur
w. Daley of Montpelier went TO Bur
lington to-day to make arrangements for
an interstate bowling league for the
winter. The idea is to have eight teams
Of three men each to bowl big pins. The
makeup Of the teams will probably in.
clude two teams from Flannigan's alleys
and two from the Ethan Allen club at
Burlington, two from Daley's alleys at
Montpelier and two from BuzzelPs alleys
in this city. The trophy to be played
for is the state league cup, which is
now held by the Barre team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-20
Tool Tool sharpeners. Notice.

A regular meeting of Tool Sharpeners'
No. 2 Branch, Granite Cutters Interna-
tional association, win be held in their
hall, Nichols block, on Wednesday ev-
ening, Oct 81, 1908, at 2 o'clock. JAS.
Mulch, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-20
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1908.
weather Predlctlon.

Fair tonight, Wednesday fair and
warmer in west portioni light easterly
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-20
DR.. z. ARCHAMBAULT.

General diseases treated, but special atten
ton given to the treatment Of tuberculosis or
consumption by means OF the new serum.
Barre-Of1ce IS Summer ST., corner West
HouIs-7 10 a. m. = 10 aud to D. m Web
Observation-Disclosures Henry Gigure, for consult
tatlou. Tuesdays TO Y q. IN. Graniteville--
Residence Oduie Gilbert. for consultation, Fri
days 70 Il q. N. Tel 405-i3
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-18
p g zIa7d 60 6 a 1
T7e Names Of T1e People Wbo ccmQ and !;
No--Seo # Your Name CaQ Be 70. ID Be,ow !

y ut pays to ADVERTISE lust try small
ad it the Journal"
Pull for Leesburg and Lee County or
pick up your "duds'' and as kid d 90.
q LOST-One Ladies' Purse: contained
300. Liberal reward viii be paid for the
delivery of same The Journal Office.
Hon. Geo. Edwards, Of Smithville, at
sended to business here Thursday,
il Col, Howell Simmons, Of Americas, at
kendcd to business here this week.
4 W. 9. Rutland visited Macon a couple
4 days this week.
Col. BecEers returned 20 his home in
chicago Tuesday after spending several
Aeeks here.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-18
OF AP.
PLICATION FOR
CHARTER.
Georgia, Lee County.

Georgia, Lee County.
To The Superior Court of said county
The petition Of E. B. Martin, w g.
Martin, and M. NJ. Martin, all of Lee
county, Georgia, and w. M. Johnston, Of
BlOb county Georgia. respectfully shows
LIST. That they desire Tor themselves,
thelr associates aud successors, to be in
corporated and made body polite un-
der the name and''stlle of 1.-THE. LEE
COUNTY INVESTMENT COMPANY
for period Of twenty years.
and, The principal Office of said Com
pany shall be in the City Of LeeSburg, Lee
county, Georgia, but petitioners desire the
right to establish branch Offices within
this state and elsewhere, whenever the
holde's of majority Of The stock nav SO
determine.
sd. The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain to itself and its sharehold-
ers. t
4th. The business t. be carried on by
SAID corporation is cultivatlng, improving
ana dealing inlands;Ito engage in isrming
and all other agricultural pursuits upon
inc whole or any portion Of the lard it
may acquire 10 plant It's land or any por-
uon thereof II pecans, fruits, and ether
IKE trees; to operate In connection with
said business, as incident thereto General
Merchandise and Supply business for the
convenience of itself, its employees, ten
ents and laborers, also to operate such
machinery and manufactures. as cotton
ginneries, fertilizer plants and mixers,
gfist mills, and like establishing nts as NAV
be deemed BY the directors to be economic
appropria'a, and convenient for said bust
ness; 70 buy, hold, lease, and farm lands
and 20 all other acts in The management
thereof as the directors may deem sunaLls
ahdadvaniageouS to said business.
sth. The capital stock OF said corpora
iiCn shall be $4,000 with the privilege Of
incFeasingit to $4,000 by unanimous
vote Of the stockholders, said stock to be
divided into shares Of $loo,oo each. Ten
per cent. Of the amount Of the capital to
he employed has ee paid III. Petitioners
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-18
dissolution NOTICE..
GEORGIA, Lee County,

GEORGIA, Lee couNty.ss
All parties are hereby notified that the
h'Fm " Jackson & Lee. composed OF w.
~, Jackson and MIN II. Lee, operating
q lgeneral merchandise business in Lee CO.
Ga, on the Heath upper place., is hereby
byf mutual consent dissolved from this
date. w. T. Jackson purchases all the
rights and interests OF the said Minnie H,
Lee in and to the property Of the firm,
books of accounts ard produce. and as
sulmes all the Indebtedness due by the said
f'rin. This Dec. 10th, 1908.
w. T. Jackson,
E. 3. Lee, Agt.