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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27


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Or. &on1eS e. Glurtr, Nr. 1901, Wta,
0tlon.Nocnlc, pltr0c onl Mittluod)
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TRACE bon $1,000 bcihG6igt. Gle llr.
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bonn decentralization 9fr. 351 elm.
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botten Die 6lamncn 6olo inter Gor-
trolc. 3luci inn o6eren Stodluerf
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teton @r. 6reo. mo 6rou Gliiobetb
@nubert geItcrn NbenO III i6rcm Nc.
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elnem aeId)nlnfpoa oeforirtcn 3inr.
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mo nod) ocnllclbcn fol1o elm Qcntiitbs
lldea E0n5dcn itutt, bel Dem 0oS
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oercn 9Gderci @r. @nllbrrt ultgeItcat
III; fcrller 6rou Sbereie Wemmcl.
DE tSrls. GliIo6ctb ltn0 Gina S6one,
Nnno Elcrcc, Minnie @ebrina, Murgu-
rctbe Wtiler, Selen Nintcrnod)t lnto
Nelte WicGllecr uno Die SS. s. Nein-
boro, 3. Sobn lulo SlIiuS Soubert,
Urco. @ltgcrt, 6ronf 9aon. GSobn
@ebrtng. Somoro Gromonn, Wtihoel
Wcnmcl, @ultop 9edcr, ,So6n Gin.
nerS mo Senrp @citlen.
z d. nj lebrcrpriif unQ. -
Sebrer ltn0 Sfbrerimlen, melde be-
forpert 6li meroett .rullltIdlen, milllell
lid bente elmer @riifurp unter5ieben.
nno 5luor Die Gonoioaten aus Sen
Sdulen 9fr. / bis 80 in Der @eitli-
den boberen GodteriduIe mo sic
Gonol0uten Der Sdulen 9tr. 100 bis
l1S IN Der boberen Negeridule. Gie
Eriifung miro BON 9 bis II lt6r Sor-
mittngS uno bon : bis ) llbr Nadl-
mittugS abgebolter.
9ronin geItebt. II BERNARD
Gronill, II Sabre alt, Gin Sullfbltrid)c
fir Die Spnion & @eitcott'id]e Npp.
tbete, Charles uno 6ranflinItr., ser
am Tienito1 Nbenb bon 5ruei anoben
an GolpertItroBe ungegriffen noroen
iein moqte, bot Gopitdn Eumpbreu
eingeitanben. Dob Die gan5e @eidlid).
te ullf Grfinpunq berlt6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27
2SaRtu9ton- Ngentat
BIZ
"0ent(Gen GOrrefponOent,''
&rn. Sanncmann, 1915 Narioa-
Strafe, R..8.
no anlsisen unb SsLsnnngsu entaeaes Nc.
nDIlnisu iuerben.
2Ofal6cridJtc ans @ai6inetun.
@ehei6ta W ms

Gic 5uii6enitoQtli6c Sunocl3-
Gommiiiion bot Die 8efiirmortlnu
Der Gommiilion iiir eleftriide Ban
men Oca 0iitritta Columbia, ooB Die
elettrii6cn Observation-Disclosures I'M
@tntlr, bonn I. Gcjember bis sum +.
gpril, gcbei3t iein miiiien, qutgebei-
BenL mo ooB Bis 5um +. Nopembcr
1909 ole fiir ben @ctrieb I'M 0iitrift
Columbia bcniitten MuggonS nit
Seijporrtdtltngcn Dericben iein mil.
ien.
Sppbu@ i'm Nbne6men
Gem lcBten @oden6eriht Dea @c.
iu1Obeitadmte9 5u 6olge bcfanOCt
iid) III Der OcrfIoiicnen Mode 203 Gp-
phusfronfe inter Gr5tlider 9e6onGr
lung, Qcaen 212 in Der porbergc6c1-
bcn ISOLDE mo 240 in ser Qleidlolt-
fenoen N}od)c 0ca &oriobrcS. IS itor.
ben in Der pcrfloiicnen @od)c FIG
Eerionen, BON mcld)en II 9teger lpa-
rem.
Mus Oeutihcn &ereirCn.
Der uS0nQerbmo" COB geitern
2lbcnO einen GonfiogullgSbuQ in lei
mem G%lllbborlc, Der redt fr6blid) Der
Lief unO icbr 5o6lrei6 bcilldt mar.
Gic arrangements fir Oer 9oQ Ia.
gen in Den SdnOcn Der folgenoen
Serren: Goriibcr Dr.. 8. Mulfer, :.
u. NOoma, N}ilton &. 6oro, 8ronf
@biieli, 6rib &oboif elmer ISaiper,
Gbomaa +. &enneQep Nnton Qerd),
$. Is. Minitcr, Nobert g. Wontugllc,
6re6. s. Soldier, 0ior S6miOt, $50.
Storm GboS. u. @uu 3onot, 1Seroi.
nano @nl0munn, Martin @iegono II.
SEQ 3miBler.
Ser @eionguerein ,gIrion" 0ie6t
nGd)iten W}ontag glbeno IN Der often
6reimnurer.SuQe Elm Gon5ert, per
bulloen nit elmer %llnterboltung. Ser
Serein miro %iingen: GRUB" n0}ein
SetmotblonO," o2luS Der S%ugeno5eit"
lno o3ieb' binous." 9ie Serren i.
q. &odar mno Senrp &ot6idilo, 10
mte SRI. Gnllline Sober peroeu 0cit
S6manf SEER 9uOelmiQcr" ouiiii6-
rem. Sr. :. s. &o1on0 iiugt oo9
9nB.Solo n9e8 Nrubers 9ruut.."
Gin meiterer Monieiq-
ncur.
&n Scr tntbolii6cu ct. 8aul&zSirs
dc in @nibington muroc geitern Der
Seeliorger al Der Stride 8uter SoS.
i. Wodlin ollrd) &oroinul Gibbons
nit Der @iiroc zines Wonieigneura
belcbnt. Monieigncur Modltn bielt
Die YreoiAt mlO &oroinnl Gibbons
belt cine fur5e Nllipro6e. Wonieig
llerr W}ndlin pllroc am %. Slnli
1888 IN Baltimore geboren uno am
80. Suni 1868 in Der &ntbeoralc lei.
ller @c6urtSitoot gum YrieIter &c.
meibt. Gr o~rgnniiirtc Die ct. Gouls-
@emeinoe in @aibingtorl. Sm Sitnt
Oicies &nbreS ieierte cr iein 40-i0bri4
gca EricIterju6iIGun.
Selbitmor0 zines getc-
rams.
&m Shloiinol 0es Sberioon @e,
bGllOea 0e5 Solootenbeim9 erif)ob
iid) Der "a Sabre oltc Senrp Glider,
Gin Gettfber, Der boz nidt LANCER
Belt luegcn Sronfbeit ans Der 9lrrcc
cltloiicn ltno fiir5lid I'M Solootcll-
bcim olifgcnommcn norocn mar. ST
l%tonlnltc ans Sprinqiielo, 81, nl9
er beiibt &erponote IN Ebilooelpbia.
Die Sbatiode, ooB eS nit ieincr &c
iunobeit ltetS bergob ging, ideint i'm
in Der. 600 Qctricbcn 81 boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27
Sir Wcihnafltcit

@eloienoungen nod 9citti9lono
nnb Seitreid . ltngurn iiher uub
idynea beiorgt. 5, 10 nilo 20 Warf,
iolpie 10 uno 90 aronen . Sdeinr
5u perfaufen.
Sbeu. s. Siencr & &c.,
Nr. 217, Sit.%altimpre.S trake
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27
1tntCrhaltunas $ 8CafuciIcr.

,,NtaSenic" - o6uibcr auo tbc 0one".
.,9tuottnrtum" ~ rEluuiHp The EUHicS".
.,&lnuCG'S" - p[te UCrer too late IN WcUG".
ySuro's" - Ken Sodiiuocr's Wtinitrclo".
uSnnetn" - aHurru @rDuui'5 GIG Sbop".
n0DntOoD" - Sad SbcpparO. The Bandit
SitUg".
peHbiH's" - Sauoeoiue uuo GRANDCHILDREN.
rWlnrnlauo" - Hcitb'S ogu Stur"s&auoes
bile mn NSauocIbtIocr.
,HCm WiuuumCutnl" - u1bc gtdptQutors".
6iiuitCS gcnbpoD,%J lrcitol" - Sreiian, ben
y. MnnnmhCL. Mndlmillnna nm 4 mr..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27

Safe itr's Insiano beiprat 6. Naiue, 0r.
4f3, Sit'Saltimprs' Str, uabsG uftpMs 8 u e. se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27

Shco0orc 1roh to0t. - Sll
Nclu-9)orf lit @crr Sbeooor aro6, Gin
frilhcrer 9nltimorcr. I'M Gltcr bon
81 Sobrcn pl0blid) geitorben. Sein
Tblcben crfoIgte bcreitS am 9icll-
ltoa. 9ic Scidlc miro Gierhcr ge6radt
nno bclltc bon icincr bieiigcn tribe.
rem @obntnA Nr. 5t3, Hor0-Gretcr.
Str0Bc, ans ollf Dem y2ouoonsEorf.
6rieobofe" bcitottct, Ger Gcritorbene
hinterIGbt icinc @ittuc 6rou Caro-
line arob, ieinc Mlttter, 5tpei 9riioer
rlO Sluci Shmeiterll. 9ie griiocr
limo Ncrr GrnIt arob lll1o Serr aor(
@roh. Gireftor bcs indianapolis
(ltrnIchrer. SeminorS. Gic Sd)pe.
tern iinO Sri. Minno arob ull0
Nrou Sobunlo Hittcr in Bottom,
Mai. Ger 0obiugeidieoene NOR
SdrifticBer II, 5ulebt IN Der SGriit.
lcberei BON .Scribner's Nta9o5ine"
III Nem.9)orf 6eih1ftigt. Gr NOR it
Ictlcr Sllgcito Ntitglieo ser Dor etli.
den Sabrcn cinaegongenen 9olti.
nlorer 9lldoruferfirnto Geo. arob
& Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27
ElOtlidj gcitOrbcn.

@iliant s. Wortino. Elm after ito.
IicuiI6cr Sdifi9-GopitGh Itir6t
I'M StoOt &oipitol. Sattc in,
Sotcl @cnjca cincn O6nmadt5.
NnfoQ. Murtino bintcrl6Bt
5luei &iu0er.
gSiliom 5. Wiortino, Elm ctpu GO
Sabre alter itolienii6cr S6iff9sGopi
tolt, Scr in bieiigcn S6iffafreiien out
befonnt luor, Itorb qeitcrn 9(be1o III
llbr I'M StooteSoipital on Surnuer.
9iftltng. Ger olte Captain mobntc
lcit etmo iebS Moden I'M Sotel Sen.
jea, 9tr. 6t2, OIt-ErottItraBe, uno
lab, gcrniitblid nit einigen @GItcll
plor0crllo, INN 54 llbr NodnlittugS
IN Der &orbole oeS &otela, ais CT
ploblid ohrnl0dtig uuf Den 6uB6os
Den i%tilr5te, Ger Eotrolluagen 0e3
mittleren Giitrifta bradte Den beiin.
m%ngSloiclr, ctlun 300 Efun0 idpe.
rem Wtonn nm GA llhr l1od) DEM
Staotbolpitul, oa iid) olIe I'M Sotel
ongeiteutcn @ieOerbeIe6lungSperiude
ol9 %pcrNebIib crpielelL oof itorb Go.
pitdn Mortino cine bolbc Stunoc
IpGtcr. Gr hintcrlGBt cinen SobL
". q. Winrtino, III S6orp8bur0,
Mo, mo cine Sod)tcr. eSrol Cora
@cll, Nr. 800, Nor0.S 6roeocr. Ctr.
Ole pon Dem NbIebcn ibrcs &otcrS
bcllnMridtiAt morNel1 linn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
nusY SCENE IN THE HANDSOME BANK.

they need The Imperial Company. the
American. the r. j. Reynolds. and Lip
fert- Scales Company have taken most
of the tobacco offered during the
past two months. and now the other
firms are trying to cover their short
age.
AS the larger firms also want much
more leaf the price has naturally adj
vanced. Some contend that the prices
will go higher yet. but that cannot be
stated on any good authority. Owing
to the rough roads, not only For
syth. but in all the adjoining counties.
much OF the leaf being sold comes
to the market by rail.
News comes from the country that
farmers are busy stripping their leaf.
The advance In the prices Is given as
the direct cause for this. and large
breaks arc expected to result from the
recent advance. All the grades have
shown. a sharp advance over last week
especially good Jugs. Comparatively
little fancysleaf is now coming In. Some
think most Of the fancy leaf has been
disposed Of. The average this week
has been about IL cents per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT,
BUT PR /: .. c Higher / |: ].
Cold, Dry Weather Prevents
Farmers Getting Their To-
bacco to Market.
THE WEED in GREAT DEMAND

Receipts on the Richmond tobacco
market for last week were lighter than
had been expected on account OF the
cold, dry weather. This keeps the to-
bacco In the barns. and small business
will be done until after a good hand
ling season.
The condition and quality of the
offerings was about the same as be fore
the holidays, but prices were better
and business much more active on all
grades than heretofore. The hest
prices received was sac per hundred
pounds for a considerable quantity.
and the average runs YerS9$cents fol-
the entire weeks sales.
The warehouse people are advising
| the farmers to get In their most
inferior grades as soon as possible,
but as to the good grades. while they
are now In great demand. there is. from
present Indications, not the slightest
danger OF the markets weakening.
All ttof the buyers for the big con-
Germs are on the market and run the
\ offeringssup to full value. The farmers.
] almost without exception, are well
pleased with the sales Of their crops.
i These satisfactory prices are. how
ever, due In great measure to pros
perlty In other lines. They have not
been pushed for money, and have taken
i time to get their crops into proper
shape and place them on the market al
1 the proper time 5.9 y 4, s.
The following sales made here will
show tho steady trend Of prices for
i the week: h,
Mr.. IS. Bowles, of Hanover county
s9.75, s1o,4 sl4, s22 T, Il g. \ IoWery,. OF
Hanover county, $3.50. sl2,25.s sac
i Julian Mealy, s14, $50; Gary 8. Brooks
Hanover county Soy nac,,;
i Is7.76, s14.5O, sS6; j. Nicholas, so
\ sl2 Ss3o;aW. IN, salmon, 1895 $13,s$20
Il II.1'D. Gentry, Louisa county. 50, $11,
d sls,75, s14; II. r. Hollins., $40, sl2. s14,bo
4 s25: So, M. Ware, of Louisa county
!. $o.75 and s4o;5lI. NJ. Perklns.3slo, SO
] 1915, SIS, sol and $780,. SSs sS. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
GREATHORSEMARKET
HERE IN RICHMOND 4
Horses and Mules for All the
Buyers to Be Had
Here.
THE PLACE TO BUY STOCK

Tho opening Of the great horse mart,
which Richmond has recently captured
from Norfolk, Is an event worthy of
more than passing notice. The Southern
Stock Yards Company. Incorporated,
formerly known as the smythe Broth
5ers- NIcCleary-Mc Mcclellan Company. OPEN
ed their yards out on West Broad
Street a week ago with u large and
very attractive sale OF horses and
mules. The opening event was one Of
the big things in Richmond's history
for the new year.
The mammoth buildings they have
erected for the transaction Of their
Immense business have gone up. like
magic under tho skillful management
OF Mr.. j. +. Wilson, one OF the best
and most active contractors Of this
city. 81 a
People Took Notice.
When the State Fair was in progress
last fall Mr.. Wilson was Just breaking
ground for tho big sale and exchange
all parts of the State asked what /,
all meant, They We're properly Inform
ed, and incidentally they learned that
In the near future and In the years to
come they would find here all the mule
and horse market they We're looking
for.
Tho Inauguration Of this enterprise
gives to Richmond the third largest
horse and mule market;in the United
States-which means that 1t Is the
third largest In the world.
The result OF this establishment will
be that horse and mule buyers and
dealers from the State to the South
and Southwest{o this city are to make
Richmond their objective point Wien
Fin quest Of horses of any description.
The officers Of the Southern Stock
Yards Corporation are j.. G. smythe.
PRESIDENT; A. r. McClelland, vice.
PRESIDENT II, A. Smythe. secretary and
The directors are the above
named officers, and addition Mess/s.
Charles c, Reed, oliver J. Sands and II.
Z. Kline, IS
Some OF the best known hnanciers
of Richmond are among the stock
holders sy. tft5 .sta5sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
WINSTON MARKET yERiss4A GIVE.

Large Firms Unable to Get aa Much
5 5I3s5 Good Leaf as They Want, II
454g 463 y snecl, 10 ,rhe Times DISPATCHED fl, Il
WIN SToN- SALEM M q, Janu larry / s.
The Winston tobacco market has cer-
ltainlys gained consid erahly during the
mast week and activity would seem
Ia Ia show~no abatement q ttheS desire
On the apapIrt OF the buyers to gat All
leaf possible. All the buyers re
on tie market and several Arms have
mot Vet secured half as ysEnuc Leaf as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
Huchnnan Hank Doing Well.

II BUCHANAN. VA. January 1s-The
81 ockholders OF the Hank of Buchanan held
their annual meeting on last Saturday The
same officers ana directors We're re-elected
for the ensuing year. This bank 5is In q
strong financial condition. has scarcely felt
ths panic. and has always been ready to
ipay cash to all depo slt.ss, ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
There Are Others.

The coal piers OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway are dumping into the
hulls of foreign and coastwise ships
more coal than they have dumped at
any time within the past 1--WE years.
The grain elevators OF the same COM
pany are sending to foreign ports more
grain than they have shipped at any
time since the Spanish-American War
opened up special business, and every
other industry and enterprise here. In
Guiding the wholesale and retail stores.
are doing more business this winter
than they have done for three years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
4YNcnBuRG SALES LIGHT, Y
Condition. and Quality Good and Price
q Quite SutiHfnCtOry.
rSpecial 70 The Times-DIspatc

Especial to The Times- Dspatch.l
sIYNCHBuRG, VA, January S.
Sales OF tobacco n on the Lynchburg
market continues rather lighter than
tobacco was very good, and the quality
was about as that heretofore offered.
There was considerable activity In The
trade and prices were quite satisfac-
tory, heing fully up to quotation onSall
The prices were as follows: Lugs,
common, $5,4to SO: Jugs, good. So to
$7,b0;$ leaf, medium, $3.50 to 50: leaf,
s Gqaq, ss s sli 4 to ssa!.5o.
S Sales for the two weeks ending Jam
Buary sTi7tl, as reported by John L,
8oglesby, OF Lyneh,'s warehouse, We're;
Continued on Thlrd Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
DErTEl. GRADES Al AT DANv1LLE.
Weeks Receipts Show Improvement
and Prices Go UP.
4tsrselal to The Times. DIspatch.l

tsr4c,alto The Times DIspatch.l
D4ANYILLE. VA, January 1S.
AIessrs. Dibrcll Brothers, in their week
ly review of the Danyille market.
say:
Receiptsathis week. while not large.
have been somewhat heavier than last
week. The. quality has been quite
good, and shows an improvement on
recent offerings.
Prices show q decided advance on
practically oil grades. All the large
corporations are buying freely and
en- gerly. Some OF the brokers who
control large orders, who have here
tofore seemed inclined to hold Off as
If they were anticipating masterpieces.
appear to have made UP their minds
that any decline Is very improbable,
and are buying much more freely. But
tho dealers are still cautious, and
comparatively. small buyers. no doubt
regarding speculation as rather risky,
especially in the light Of the moro or
less continued sdullness OF the export
markets.
Inquiries aud sales for both foreign
and domestic trade on redrled stock
are more active. and business In this
| line shows improvements. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

CONTINUED on Fltth Pags,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

The building boom Is extending to
the beautiful suburbs around a Ric CHI
es tat more tSersA
large number 8 houses ara being
J. prected Yin Barton He I ghts, and tho
sGund Of tho az and the hammer and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-15
THE MONEY SUBSCRIBED.
Farmers Sheds Will Be Built on Third and
Franklin Streets

The amount stipulated by the City
Council as necessary for construc-
ton of new city sheds on Franklin
and Second streets has been sub
scribed and the matter will come be-
fore that body Monday night for
adoption of plans and final action.
The estimated cost of the impr Ove-
ment is $1,000, and more than one.
half-or $52S-has been subscribed
by the following business men:
Willard Lemon, $75; "A. H. Cham.
bers, $50; Scott Grocery Co., $25
Dyer 4 Laughlin, $l5; ]. Sumpter
$25; H. Mallory, $25; J. Kelley, SO;
Allen White. s25; The Wardrobe, 80;
Graham & Weston, s.; Mark Jones,
$40; H. Meyer, 50; C. E. Crane, $40;
VIM. Scofield, $40; Geo. S. Duby, 50;
p. ]. O'Brien, 50; A. H. Christopher,
$40; H. W. Maynard, s.; L. r
Blackwell, s.; w. r. Whiteside, s.;
Neylon Bros. SO; Olympia Door
Co., 80; c. H. TalliaferO, 81; James
Lasityr, 81; VIM. Hagemeyer, ~. so
N. f. George, 50; A. T. Rabeck, s.
f. f. Taylor, So; ]. Haworth, 50; c.
A. Dennis, 50; w. f. Waters, s.
Palace of Sweets, s.; c. Nommenson
80; c. f. Kaler, s.; C. f. Carlson, 81
c. A. Williston. 50; M. Butterfeld
$3.50; F.. W. Crombie, SO; d. C.
Bates, SO; A. A. Go ttfeld, SO; c,
B. White, so; H. p. Jacobson, $40
c. B. Mann, $50; Mrs. f. OFT. $40
Reder & Phipps, $40; G Gorge Taylor
$40; A. L. Kreider, IS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-15
Bonds for Sale.
School District No. ~ Thurston County.
Washin(ton

Washington.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
a bond election held In School District
No. ", ThurstOn County. State of WASH
ington on the Odd day of April. 1908. at
which election more than three-tfths of
the votes cast were For Bonds Yes"
said School District hereby offers for 50 le
coupon bonds to the amount of one thou.
sand five hundred Isl 500 dollars, pay
able ten years after date with the reser.
walton OF right to redeem at any time
after one year at the Office of the Treas
urer Of ThurstOn County, Washington. ill.,
terest payable semi-annually and evil
denced by coupons payable at said County
Treasurer's office.
Sealed bids for the purchase of said
bonds will be received by the Treasurer
of ThurstOn County. Washington. up to
twelve o'clock NJ, on the 18th day of June.
1908, at the Office of said County Treas
urer in the city of Olympia. Washington,
at which time the bids received will tie
opened and considered as required by
law.
Bidders will be required to specify the
price and rate of Interest at which they
shall purchase said bonds. but no bids
will be considered for any amount below
par or for an interest rate above 6 per
cent. per annum and all bidders save and
EXCEPT the State of Washington only. will
be required to deposit with their bids
with the said County Treasurer certified
check or draft in the amount of l per
cent of the par value of said bonds. No
commissions will be allowed and the
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
The purpos, of this bond issue is for
the building Of a school house and fur
nishing the same. Said bonds will be
ready for delivery on the 25th day of
June, 1908. Population of School District
No. ~ about 20; assessed valuation for
1907, $ll8,854; financial condition of said
district, cash on hand in all the funds.
$209 o.; bonds outstanding, none; war
rant Indebtedness. none.
Dated at Olympia. Washington. this
18th day of May. 1908.
County Treasurer of Thurstou County,
Washington.
First publication. May Is, 1908. st.
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of Sherif's Sale
OF Real Estate Under Execution.

IN the Superior Court OF the state of washiI =
L ton Tor Thurston County.
Frank Mears, plaintiff, rs. L. Z. Dale, defend
ant.
Under and by virtue of an execution L.
sued out of the Superior C0urI Of the State OF
Washington for Thurston county. dated on the
18th day of April, l9us. on . judgment and de-
cree dled IN said Court on the 18th da> OF Feb
ruRry, 1908, in favor of the above named plaintiff
and against the above named defendant for
the sum of nineteen and - 100 ($l9.25) dollars
aud to me az Sheriff of Thurston county. direct
ed aud delivered. and by which am commanded
to make the above named amount out OF The
property of the above named defendant.
Therefore | have levied upon and will sell
at public auction according TO law the follow
ing described property, ,O-wit:
Lot ~ OF Wyman's subdivision OF block " oil
Swans addition to the Town now City OF Olym-
pia, Washington, according to the official plat
thereof now on file in the office OF the Auditor oi
the said Thurston County.
Now, therefore, public notice 10 hereby given
that I will sell the above described prop
erty TO the highest bidder for cash according TO
law on the 18th day OF June, 1913, at the hour Of
ten In the 4 moon OF said day at the front
door Of the Court House III Olympia. or 81
much thereof ar may be necessary 10 raise suf-
hcient to satisfy the above named amount 10.
gel her with increased cOsfr.
Dated this 9Th day OF May. 1908.
TT. CONNOLLY,
Sheriff of Thurston county, Washington.
Date OF first publication. May Is. 1908. 81
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Ine WOMeu MOI Always 10 blame.
He had to go out, and his time
was limited. was already to 90 to
the theater, and sat in his bedroom
while he got into his underclOthing.
My friend is really a good fellow
but | am certain that on this occa-
sion the amount of words beginning
with the fourth letter of the alphabet,
and other expressions never found in
prayer books, did not raise him any
nearer to heaven. His dress shirt
was like a glittering white board,
and carefully buttoned all up. But
would these buttons come out? No.
When at last they consented to, he
wriggled painfully into it, the sleeves
seeming starched or gummed to-
gether, it took him five minutes,
dancing mad, before he got one stud
in the breast.
The cuffs were all frayed. To save
his soul, l helped him with the studs.
His collars had been apparently
starched with gum arabic, and stoutly
resented being fastened. BY this
time his face was like polished cop
per, and he sank into a chair almost
fainting, and l had to fetch him
bottle of Olympia beer, it's the
water"
We arrived at last at the opera
house ten minutes late, my friend, in
his cut-thrOat collar, the picture of
human misery.
LURE, VERNON.