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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-04-06
Mortgage Sale,

Pursuant to the provisions con-
tanned in a mortgage trust deed
registered in book No. "a at page
l18, made by Samuel E. Kerr and
wife Jennie Kerr for the protpc-
ton and benefit of the undersign-
ed, on the Goth daysof March, 1909
default having been made in the
payment of this debt, which said
mortgage was given to secure, the
undersigned will sell at public
yale for cash at the court house
door in the city of Salisbury, N.
c., on
The 23rd Day Of April, Next,
the following real estate, to-wit:
Lot No 9 as shown on the map of
G, M. Miller of the Verble proper
5y; beginning at a stake, 1. N.
Earnhardt's corner; thence north
663 E. 297 #. to a stake, corner
to lot No. s on Henderson and
Vanderford's line; thence N. 274
W. APO fl. to a stake; thence s.
661 W. 264 #. to a stake, I. N.
Esrnhardt' corner thence S. %
E. 418 it to the beginning, con-
tanning p acres more or less. Ex-
ceptlng from the above tract q
road way along the east side 20 it,
wide. Said road way Is next to
Henderson and Vanderford's line.
The above described land is stu
ate on the east side Of the N. G.
R. R. and is about 8 miles north
east from Salisbury. For back
title see books Nos. S8 and 90,
pages 435 and 314 respectively,
conveyed by the said Samuel r,
Kerr and wife Jennie Kerr to sat-
isfy the debt provided for in said
mortgage trust deed.
This property is we'll located
for a small truck farm or city lots
as the purchaser may desire.
Terms CASH,
This 22nd of March, 1910.
JOHN J. STEWART,
Mortgagee and Trustee.
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The WrcnS Man.

:
Brown is going around with a var
.gateo eyes. This e the story tna!
<. is telling his .s...GnGs.>.--
1T was such a petty t!i2g ti'at the
,s,.le thti sht Of it the Ga-t1r get
"rhe Hilxman leaves my milk be-
re the Sun is UP. 1t Is somewhat
.Scr %hen I-feel called upon to leave
X bed. and during the TIME that the
TX remains on the back pUrca some
e has been making practice to
aal.it- 1t is more than proVCEins 10
/, Wien breakfast is re1dy that you
we no milk for your coffee.
Il set all manner of traps to catch
th:et, without success. Then |
cd cns OF ny neighDcT's boys to SIT
): and keep watch. But the neSt
rang found lie milk gone and
,.e boy asleep.
Tie othe. morning l chanced to
e awake just before sunrise, and J.,
sard sc.:e tie fullolinG with tue
X. c.n CT tie b3c!:. porch. Hastily
owl: cl my q. a5.:Eg gown, steo'
d sc!.Iy to tic GCor and throw IT
:ie1. s&urS:.iy.
u: he III iis:it could gee pan
.1E,.i1@ over TIE cen, and TltfCut
=, .le tc/sec il he was a ti2ger man
-; l, I spTarg at him with lloco in
> eIc., lie stcc;. .arew hin cif the
u;ct. gnd. we relied Gown tAc steps
a.;etnar, Fighting l."e coupla OF Wild
IS.
we must have made an awful
;:e.:ct, fer l heard tie windows scins
up all around me, and some ore vas
lowing 4 police whistle, while ny
Hise was wriugirg her hands upon the
.:orch.
II get my man down at last and sat
;Dcn him. we were both u sisht, be.
,ng covered with milk from head to
FOOT.
1T had grown little lighter by
ibis time, and my wife, taking In the
situation, gasred
John, that's the milkmaa that you
are sitting on!
1T was fer fact, and explanations
we're in order.
Il unGarstand that the ril:;man is
going around exhibiting his wounds
2nd saying that ] made brutal and
cowardly attack upon deFe2Seiess
maa and Increasing the amount OF
damages he is geing to Sue me for al
ever telling.
Meanwhile some one is stealing n,
milk.
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LETTER

DR.. Wiley, food expert Of the AS
.ricultural Department has come into
the line light again by calling at
tention to the.evil effect of what he
calls tie shotgun" doctors, that Is
the do,.tor who gives prescription
con taiulng al ar?e number Of drugs
In the hope that one Of the lot may
hit the disease. He ssys these doc
tors remind him Of the hunter VINO
uses q shot gun, expecting tnat cne
of the charge may hit the mark. He
is going to try and have this sys-
tenn of practicing medicine remedied,
he does not say in what way, but II
he carries It too far he may greatly
reduce the list of these professioni
gentle nen.
1t ia likely to be long time be-
fore tie Republicans gain control OF
the House again. Reappointment OF
repres ents ton and re-di5trictins
and ",err?mandering" of the states,
promise to give the Dem ocrats hold
rpon the situation until at least the
next en- year census period. They
will mass an act to fix the representa-
ton n Congress to correspond to tae
increi sed population as shown by
the nav census and in this way Will
determine the future mem bership'
based upon this population. Many
Of the. states will a $50
ger, ymander" the d strtcts
to snit the Democrats ideas.
thus deprving the Republicans of
r,anr. districts. This is considered
LEGITIMATE fruits Of victory and par
lies aaye taken advantage OF 1t.
tt ere will be large number 2f
whar are called lame ducks fer
the Administration to take care %
after the 4th Of March. These Decu'
iar animals are defeated Candidates,
ola politicians out Of jobs, whom
the Administration feels it duty 20
provide for in some way. One o.
the leading ones Just nowis Senator
Carer. Of Montana, whose le2is =
ture has gone democratic. Carter
Il will he remembered was Chairman
OF the Republican National Commit
tee when Cleveland defeated Blaine.
It Il new suggested that he is to be
y.o ,iilad for by putting him in
Hitchcock place as Postmaster
General. Others will be taken care
OF in comfortable burths.
rnhera is much talk here of an eX-
ira session cf Congress Immediately
after the present one expires, March
4tl. Tie Democrats can force this
by refusing to permit the passage
of lhe annual appropriation bills
during the coming short session,
and in this way cut oc all appropri-
lat ons thus forcing the President to
cal; an extra session. II this is no;
)dtre the Democrats will not get con.
.r,l OF the House until December
u,yt, year from now. 1t has also
hren intimated that the Presiden'
NAV call an extra session to consid'
el+ the tariff, as the people have spoE'
rl ana are not satisfied with the
.egeut law upon that subject.
Already the struggle Is DOW or
FIR the important Offices Of the
T:onse. and Democrats OF nationa
-rominence are laying claim to then
I now appears that the ClcrkshiI
rnd Dcorkeepcr will SO to the SoHfl
,;hiln the Seargeanr-at-Arms VIII g
j pennsylvania o. Ohio. with chances
lravoring the latter state, owing {
IS political showing.
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discharge rs such Executor.

discharge rs such Executor.
All prisons holding Claims against
said eSia'e will present the same
and all persons indebted TO said es-
tate make payments. to the under
signed At the law office of ]. S. SAL
ley Esq, on or before the 29th day
Of Dtvem Der. 1910.
john V. Brickle.
Executor Of last Will and Testament
Of J, Morgan Brickle, deceased.
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. FOR LADIES.

beautiful New Waists, Silk, Satin
.nG Linen Tailored.
Silk HGse III all colcIs.
Magnificent New NeckWear. Fin
%st in the state.
auto ScAI:s. New effects.
. Scarfs Tor e"eliEg wear.
E.ass Gou,.s OF every description.
Des:; ard Library Sets, Cocks, JAT-
tiineres, rsates and Trays.
Etl,o Satesn Novelties. The new
est things in little novelties low
,r:ced. &c, soc. ,.i:d Sl.00.
Jewel Cases, Clocks, Ponade Jars,
aids for the dressing table.
New ideas in on;Iiu ware.
Hand Gags, Cordlier Velvet Bags,
.;::n;,;Scrci,iefs. ii.G:iisite new Linen
.;;d ;Iii.hro;ta9y cs;acts. iut up
,i:G {; il, {, box.
C"at Salts, Gio"cs. Fnrs.
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FOR MEN.

Handkerchief; silk initial. plain and
fancy boxed, always good sc to
Superb Nec:lWcar:
LII Christmas boxes ready to g:Se
scc3c, 59c, 75c.
Bradley and Silk Siu:aers, 50c sne
up.
Fancy Socks; silk ard isle, hoi'i
boxed. Cadets guaranteed orcs
tco. 25c pair, $1.O0 Eox.
Bath and LoEnging Robes: elegant
gift.
Collar Boxes, Tie Racks, Ash
Trays.
Smoking Sets, Razors. Safety kaz-
ors. Shaving Mirrors, Manicure and
Travelling Sets.
Brush ard Comb Sets, Silk Cn-
bre,ias. I3atc,i Safes.
sha:irg .'a,ls ASH Trays, C!ockS.
Jewel Casrs. Library Sets, book
Racks. n,1hs, 'SCsHci.der Sees.
Pockc1 jlooks, Picture Frames, etc,
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For Sale.-4.1G5 acres splendid lev
ell. cMt-over lend II alton on
Southern railwaY. Appi:ng coun-
ty. Ca. at s. per acre; 5000 acres
spIendi, land on railroad IN
Dougherty county, Ca. "a tenant
houses and over 100000 feet
hardwood timber at Sc per acre;
200 to 1000 acre farms in HoGs-
ton county, Ga. Geo. W. Duncan.
Macon. Ga.
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True.

Mrs. Wise-So you're goirg to mar.
~ and 90 to housekeeping, Ell? Why,
.,cu don't EnGw the first thiIg about
l.cering Lci:&c.
Miss pert--Ch, yes / do.
Mrs. W.ise--I'd like to know what?
Miss pert--The l!rst thing is to Sc,
4 man to kcei: EoaGe for
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u .EGlY Interested.

transmitting by telephone Is mere
iy matter Of vibration.
$50 I've heard
"Experneater have found that
yuu can make yourself understand
over the wire by holding the receiver
against yoGr chest"
Sounds reasonable Will it work
through porous plaster:'
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anyone can ihonorably earn from
$40 to SIS weekly mailing COM
mission cErculars for mail order
houses. Work done during spare
time in privacy OF home; withou1
canvass.ng. Full Instructions.
sample circulars, and list OF frma
sent upon receipt Of Joe TO: cover
same, w. K. Gardiner. Caldwell.
n. j.
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nlcnt Of II. c. Ritter, deceased.
Cope. S. c.. Dec. l.. 1910.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that ] will
file my final account as Executor of
tht last will and testament Of ]. Nor
gan Brickie. Diseased, with r. e.
Copes. Judge of Probate for Orange
burg County. on December 30th,
1910. and will thereupon ask for my
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10
Si:a::tiy C:iSercnt.

>"ii'aE yc..is ago that fellow borrow
81. tie r:.Ss:.Ee inuhey u come 10 t.!ls
country"
"Aut. now he's worth millicn%, e.!
"No. lie owes fcr his passage To.:ey
ye1.'--kaIsas City JO"rnal
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Notice 10 Creditors.

All persons holding claims against
the aState Of II. c. Ritter. deceased.
will present the same properly prov
ed, and all persons owing the estate
of the said H. c. Ritter. deceased,
will make payment to the undersign-
ed on or before the 2Sth OF Decem-
her. 1910.
E. E. Ritter.
Exeeutor of the last Will and Testa-
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AGENTS TO handle 4 propersltlon
that sells: two 20 six, most evtry
home. Particulars free. h2n!i#nh
Novelty Co., Box II. Still Pond.
Maryland.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

,rnntei-Men to take fifteen day.
practical cotton course. al%ep'
good pos!tions during the IA!
Charlotts Cotton Company. Char
lotte, y. C.
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Died on 'Tiuin

Hurryirg to Durham on earning
g; the death Of her nerheH Mir
Emma Yearly. OF G.! ecnshOro < c
'fat city. Size had succnmbed to
grief and shock. The nephew WAS
Thomas Robbins. ord young nter-
chant, and her favorite. The bodies
will be inferred side BY side.
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TOO MUCH.

De sapp-Do you think that Miss
Cl:vcr was having fun with H.!
DE- Soft Vel. old chap. give me the
ds;:i.s.
De Sapp-.You see. had my bull ter
rcr with re And / said to her ''r'!Gt
* knows As, much as do" AID she
= ID, "r,,H't you think $3.50 Was loo
mach TO ulr :nr him ="
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

Crushed Oyster shells for !'"n!;rr -
One hundred pouAds, si&sy cents
five hundred pounds, s2.ae. Bros
iauer. Lachicottc & CO.. WaVer!:
Mills, S. G..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10
When the Shoe P;nctcS.

Women caH stand pain Tar more
heroically than iheu. kuow it l.;
experience.
What. are you q doctO!r;'
mo, shoemaker" -
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Rice Flour, 100 tons fresh. Rice
Flour, Hay, Grain, Bran, Chops,
G. S. Meal and etc, Albert Bis
choff and Co., 81 Elizabeth Street
Charleston, S. c.
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Large Wheat s'urn!er.

! n !':ke Of Cobr. Thomas com1-
ty. Kansas. is probably the most K.
tcnsive lndiv!!!Ia! grower q, hard
red winter wheat III the world. hav-
Ing harvested nearly 5000 acres ~
that grain in $40
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w ~
Collie, Cram ps,
Neuralgia, Tooth.
ache a n d g | I!
Nerve, Bone ana
Muscle Aches afih
Pains. The gen.
uLne has Noah's
Ark on very
package. % cts.
Sl1ld by dealers In
medicine. S q m =
pie by mall treel
Noah Remedy Co.,
Richmond. Va
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

isohl,s SinYls. Comb Rhode lslanG
Reds and Crystal" White Orpins
tons %so and lay when Othe:E
fail. stock and eggs for sale. send
for mating list. 6. A. Dobbs, Box
B. "a. Gainesville, Ga.
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$40 For u Name. Send stamp for
particulars and coupons. Address
P. O. Box 90, Flushing, N. 7.
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for rheumatism, Sciaticu, Lame Back,
Stiff Joints and Muscles, Sore Throat.
Colds Strains, SprainS. Cuts. Bruises,
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COLUMN

ship your calves, hogs. sheep. lambs,
ETC., to the Parlor Market, Angus
ia, Ca, 101S Broad Street.
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$4,000 Yearly.-No agency. Lesit-
mate. Small capital. We start
you for Csc. Honest COMPANY
This is your chance. SummerliE
Co., Nevada. Texas.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

IN order tD Introduce my niEn yraa
Succession Flat Dutch and Ware
1eld Cabbage Plants to those v.
have not uGed them before ]
give Tith each first order FOR
thousand plants ar S1.2o. q ~
lars worth OF vegetable and At~a
eeed absolutely free W. r. HAi.
Plant Grower, Enterprise, F. .
8. G.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

Tie !i., Point Detective AI"nc? .
Co:nEnDia does a general DEF eGtiI'
bnsincss white anl coorad d.
tcrSiyvs AT your cunrtE'"nc'
Write rs W S. Taylor Manage
Columbia, S. C.
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Sore. Muscles:
bruises, scratches, stiffness.
One trial will convince you.
Noah 8 Liniment pcnetrates.
REQUIRES but little rubbing. :
Here's the Proof

II have had occasion to use Noah's
IirImcnt on two OF my players arms,
ma The ygsH!!!I was most gratifying,
Bo1h To" we We're i,nmeiiiarsis relieved Of soTsa'
ness ness and able 10 resume throwing With !,
tIeir former speed; Have also @ usea III i
Si;ilt | ever t..ied. 1t is Sne for bruises
scratches, stiffness. etc. FRANK -
Shaughnessy, Manager, Roanoke Chafl--'
plpns Roanoke, Va
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

Carnl!na Detective Agency. Kendall
Building, Columbia. S. c., will
furnish reliable detectives any
where: rates reasonable. Collect
ing evidence for civil suits a
speclalty. Geo. S. OGg. Chief.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

Wnm,cu,-r-Naries es young people inter-
csted Ia business COLLEGES. Send
list TO Southern Commercial
SCHOOL. Charleston. and rtte;vs p
many visiting cards written D!
their expert penman.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

Iou cam r,ske . bales per acre b!
planting my Bnuch system. Price
50 to land owners. : to renters.
Write for particulars Geo. ".
snodgrass, BOX 9a, Houston, Tex.
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Then when Opportunity kluci.s
you woa't be afraid 10 sc 10 TIL,
door"
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K0dA 'S--Ths o.st place 10 do Your Xmas .hopplag!
=
sent or buye New York select the newest ard best
novelties ior this season Come and select yours

We give in condensed form suggestions Of few Of the good things you
will End at KOENS: We know that please YOU buyers
IRON the large cites here to shop here is reason
Tie Banner Assortment Of Gifts for GiftGving Time!l
Check Over This List And Bring Il, With You'll
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The Modern poI97Ius.

PAY your debts promptly, son."
All right. dad"
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Executor of the last Will and Testa-
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-10

we must have made an awful
.;ac,:ct. fer l heard tie windows SclnS
up all around me, and some ore was
lowing 4 police whistle, while ny
vise was wriugrg her hands upon the
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DOCTORS FAllEo.
ReST0REO ~ PtRUA.
Catarrh Of the Lungs
Threatened her Life.

Miss Niaetis Forter, Braintree, Yer
mont. writes: ~ have llsea cured By
perunA.
II lad several hemorFAegss q the
lungs. rhs doetoss did not help ne
much and wouid sever have cured ne.
II asw . testimonial In . Pssuna
almanac OF . case similar to nins, and
! commenced usins 1t.
II wss aot ohie 70 wait On myself
when ! hsgaa asiag It. ssined very
slowly - Arss, bat could - that Il
was hslptag me.
"Aftsr had taken it Q vbils I con.
meneed 70 rsiss mp . strinsy. sticky
substance from my lungs. This grew
lees and lees In quantity - I eoatiassA
the treataaent.
II grew moro Aeshy thaa ! AAA bssa
for . loag t1as, aad hex eall myself
ws:l.s
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sssiss Around Csr~srs.

ossiaS Around Corners.
Thef~ arr many in,ssfs whkh have
4 ter5 mw.h ltfwss a~Id Of vtshn than
W have. Th1i = due to the xr~sier
concstfty u thetr eyss. enabling them
to ~ aroapa The corner. ~ to speak.
behind ~ st the sides.. THIS devel.
opmsot In man would have ita objec
t1nnable points. but also its go,d ones.
not the least Of which might be fhe
dstsct1on Of pickpockets.-Chambsrs
Journal
Che knsw Him.
She-fou know. Harry. 20 far as
am concerned. am only too happy
to become your wife. but my father.
you know
He-But what has your father got to
% with It? Your father hasn't got to
live with me.
She-No. Harry. but you may have
to live with father. you know.-Boston
Transcript.
A Mighty Mountain Range.
Mount Evecest II guarded from ap.
proach on either side BY Tibet and Ne
pal. undoubtedly the two most insc-
cessfb'e countries in the entire earth
The mountain range between Everest
and Kanchinjunga contains series Of
very high mountains. several Of them
over 25.O0V feet. The lowest Of the
mountains In this range are higher
than ~. Eiias. In North America.
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1ssaIA "a elsaetL

N fsuosct to III uentilkua tbs sAAft
4 q vsry remaftabaR essotuFe Tes
vhtes shafk has sssss rows & tsefA-
vhtle oshe spse1ss vaf5 y ~ suD-
~ q sUws they pesessA lf osee %
unhefseoo1. however. that IL shArs
eoly uoss one rue ~ . 0Ds. Tns
cehss ROVE ~ down inside ~ opefh
behind ths edss IT th~ jaw. sssrfiht
thrmsplvss when II II time fVf thrtD U
take successiv~Iy the piace of The srse
row, When QUE ots~Fves eow kee0
edxpd theas int.iMFx arr II ss'estn 10
wonder that they can bite ~ ~
evpe . readily ~ II II wers thfsaa.
Match Sticks.
Ceftsta kinds Of matches afe shared
with the grain ffom sawSd biocts
othsrs are cut both ways By saNs. In
sssli further varieties The blocks are
bollsd to make them cut easily. ~
soms machines Q boiled Of steamed loS
= revolved on its own axis. and
shaving the thickness Of Z anatcE u
cut round and round. This shaving p
At the same dine cut into Lengths and
split into match sticks. le 0ay b san
that there 10 hardly Limit b the vart
sties Of methods employed RounA
matches are made By foccinS them
through dies.-HarpeFs Weekly.
Making Il Clear - Him.
ut u very di0cujt to undsrstand
London English" said an American.
II know 4 man who had lodgings 10
Bloomsbury. near the British museum.
On his return from the museum one
afternoon my friesd said 70 bis land
lady:
~Can I have 4 cup Of tea, II you
pleasey
Certainly. sir: at once the land
lady replied. The kettle a. been
b'ilin' for ours.'
.But-er-l prefer freshly boiled
water. II you don't mind stamm~red
my friend
"The landlady reddened with anger.
".Look ere she said. II I 'ad meant
wot you mean I'd ave said b-ours.""
Tibst.
Tibet u said 10 have been a kingdom
- long ago NJ 3l3 B. =. and WAS for
merry beld by China from i25b u l72A
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Cs.. ~hs. Jsss ., 1857 as1s ks.sstss1 sstry Ne
500 Serial Ne o5lSo} fsr he ssiwsst ssssts- i sse
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The border vidette., 1910-11-05
No. 664 Sherif's Sale.

John T. Roberts. Plaintiff vs. Black Diamond Copper Company, corpora tion, defendant.
 By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, wherein John T Roberts, plaintiff, and Black Diamond Copper Company, defendant. upon a judgement rendered the 5th day of October, A. D., 1910, for the sum of Thirteen Thousand. Eighty four and 45-IOO (S13O84 45) Dollars, United States gold coin, besides costs and interest, l did, on the 22nd day of October, A. D.. 1910. levy upon all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant, Black Diamond Copper Company, of, in and to the personal property here matter described, and have, on this the
The border vidette., 1910-11-05

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-08-31
Catholic Societies Cooperate.

A meeting surcharged with impor
lance to all Catholic charitable soci
cites of the state was held at Milwau-
kee.
The meeting was called by Rev
Father McAboy of Racine, acting in
the absence of and for Archbishop
Messmer
1t was called for the purpose OF
formulating a plan for the co-opera-
ton of all the Catholic charitable so.
cieties of the state.
Some of the projects proposed fol
the new organization are the building
of a clubhouse for young men and
one for young women, similar to the
Y. M. G. A. and Y. w. G. A. buildings.
Representatives of many Catholic
Charitable societies were present at
the meeting.