THE ENTERPRISE.
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qmm «•. i'
tltlUlllllla M.C*
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Kntvrrd M Oie>o»l af Villl»iB»to«.
H. C. u Rccond CUM Mail Matter.
li , . III 1 ' 1 .
.Friday, i, I^o7
extra passenger service or-1
dered by the Corporation Comiitis
wtiMsjs sjow in in*te'ri:ili/.lnjj. Tin
railroad coppany seem l>e.nt pn de
fyiug the order of tl>fs august hotly.
This train was booked to make "ft*
uppaarauct; ou the 15 "1 January,!
but as yet there seems to be no ac
tion on the part of the railroad
company to comply with this order, j
What use is a corporation com j
mission if its orders are not g«in>:
to be obeyed? ,
Tberc is some talk of au elect rit |
liii* from Washington to this place.!
Of course this is only talk at lit if
time, but the future possibility ol
such a project is something differ
ent.
The Washington Heights Com
pany of Washington have bought
the- Cowhcad Springs propeit)
near Wasbiugtou and intend to de
velope it at au early date. This
property is located about tlir» t
miles from Washinoton iu the di
rection of Williamston, and in cast
it is fully developed, would niaki
an ideal Williamstnuiaui
to go in the summer. It would,bt
near enough with etectrie'enrs rui -
ning from this point, for the plea.-
ure seekers of this town to run ovei
in -the late afternoon and spent
several hours and return by a lati
>r«Urw»# Juuir. ..
v Then, too, looking' at it ft on
WWtIIiTVTCW pmrrtrittrHertrnr Hm
rutming from this place to \Va»h*
iußton woi»rTliiateffaHv help tin
business men of •■this town, in:i>-
uittch as it would U' u«-d to In il
freight as well as passengers. This
would put the O. P. Steamship
Line and the N. & S. K. K. liue
at Washington iu competition u itli
the A. C. \\ at this place.
iV,; 'I - "*,
After theinpyrt of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, it is diiTi
cult.tp see liow younj; Rov'kefcllei
can continue to teach his Sunday
School class.
The spectacular jouniey of Mayor j
Schmitz across the face of the i
country is another transit of Mars.
What a beautiful it is in the '
Western sky to see this war-I,ord ot-j
SaVT Hashing it his 1
✓ \cwurse toward* Waahingtim ! s.
arbiter of jieace ami war!
A Savannah preacher advises |
young people to take a book with;
them wherever they go. Anil the J
one they will find the most use ft i
is the pocketl>ook.
When Hob Taylor aud JtfT Davis j
" jditi MK Tilfuiail's Company, the j
Senate ought to be sure of a Ion,;
and successful season of ,'refined I
... yaudevillo",
Retrlbutlen.
"Too don't mean to tell ine that you
have the nerve to defy the janitor!" i
whlapered the flat dweller tremblingly,
■butting the door faat anil barring It. |
"To question hla motives, to talk to i
him opculy to hla face? Don't do It!'
Don't do It! Refcrlliutlou will overtake
you If you do. Ten year* ago, when I'
Brat took till* flat, I did the same j
thing." .
Her voice trembled. "He owna the
building, owns It actually, I any— j
bought It with hla tips aud look at ma
now I"—Siew York Press.
ThatCodN inc^
WawUl ooavtnee rem that yoq
■ esa "IMNH* your yield • per acre" l
■ and you won't have to keep it s s»-
I S£t t - aiu t* c - K " d what Maura.
■ - *yX * So "» °' Magnolia
■ Fruit Farm, Duront, Mlaa., writ*:
I
■ Vlrglala-Caroliaa Fertilizers
■ WJMVIM used. «• e leered a
I profltof fn.ca per acre mora than
■ the other 14 ) acres of strawberries
■ whMh had only HO pound• of this
I hrttlUer."* Thus double the qu*n
■ tltyof tkese fertUlserson each acre
■ arop. and more thsn eouhl j
I VIHIBIS ftrtllnt ChtcilMi C#*
I. Klefcmood, Ta. Atlanta, Oa.
■ Norfolk. Va. Bavaonah. Ci .
I mrli";!? BCTTT**
Desperate
Coughs
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a/egu
lar medicine, a doctor's medi
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
.lAii J 1 W+ put»l4»h our fcrniutaa
/■ » Wo banish alcohol
m m from our mad 101 nop
/xuers
Any gt'Od doctor will tell you that a medi
cine liVe Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do it* bent work if the bowels are con
stipated. Ask your doctor If he knows
anything hotter than Ayer's Pills for cor
rectin ; this sluggishness of the liver.
—M•'» by th» J C. Ay*r 00.. LftWSil, M—.—
« The ♦
Scrap Book
NavaiUislsss and Notwithstanding.
1 In my younger day* out west. "aid
i Venator Vest, I went to a variety the
ater one night In Knn*a* City.
! It wa* one of those primitive nhows
I where the stage manager comes before
; the footllKhta without n cout and waist
coat Jind with hi* shirt sleeves rolled
up to the elbow* to anuounce tlie next
! number of the programme.
"M|*S ltertlu Allendale," remurked
the stage iniinntror, appearing In one
of the Interlude*, "who haa entranced
. two liMiilHpheres with her wonderful
i vocul power*, will now render In her
j Inlinltable stylo Unit exquisite vooal
, seleetlim entitled 'Down In the Val-
A uMitletmin In a rul lliinnel shirt
1 ro*e /u the uildat of the audience and
exclaimed In an Impressive bus* voice:
"Oh, thunder! liertle Allendale cau't
ting for green apples!"
Hit* manager, who had started to
leave tin* stage, halted and-turned. Au
ugly light flushed' n-om hi* eye. He
Came down froiTi the »t«ge, WHlkod
slowly lift" to' the tiilih; In the red shirt
i and on Id, "You'll pit out of hero" Thta
■ Ipvltafldn belnfc (toellned, « "combat fol
lowed, lasting iboOt ten minutes
i dmlr* were broken, and both combat
-1 lltit4 were bruised and battered. Final
ly the man In the red shirt waa ejected,
and tli*» manager walked back to the
; stuge aud faced the audience with a
J bloody face uud clothing torn and tat
jtared. He waited a minute, pumping
for breath, and then announced "Im l
j pressl vely:
i "Nevertheless and notwithstanding.
| Miss Bertie Alluiidale will now' *luk
; her e\i|UlHite vocal selection entitled
'Down In the Valley.'"
And she sang It with great apphiuae
' and an encore.
HKCKBBIONAL
Gotl of our fathori, known of old,
j Ce»l of our fathera. known of old.
| l.ord of our far llung buttle line,
; Beneath whose awful liunil we hold ,
piirnlulnii over pi»lm em) pine—
IJord Ood of Hosts, be with us yet,
Lest we forget-lust we forget!
Thejumult end the shouting dies.
J/Hh (-upturns and the kltms depitrt.
BHII stands thine uiu'lent sacrifice,
] An bnnibla uud a contrite henrt.
Lord tiod of Hosts, be with us yet,
I>rHt we furget -l*t we forget!
I Fur cnlled, our navies melt away;
On dune and headland sinks the fire.
Lo, alt our poltap of yesterday
i is one with Nineveh and Tyre!
i Judge ot the patlons, spare us yet,
I*sl we furget—leal we forget!
If. rtrußlTwTnrSTlfht of power, we loose
Wild tonguea' tbat have not thee In
uwe—
Such boasting ns the gentiles use
Or Haser breeds without the law—
t,ord Hod of lloats, bo with us yet.
1-est we forget-leal we forum!
For heathen, heart that puts her truat
In reeking tube and lion shard—
All valiant dust thut builds on dust
i And, guarding, calls not thoe to
guard—
I For frantic boast tuwl foolish word,
Thy mercy on thy people, lord I
Amen.
—Rudyard Kipling.
Who It It?
Miss Maude Adams has a favorlta
| gtury about a "Miss Johualug" aud
i "Culpeper Pete."
| IVto became auutuored of the dusky
! maiden and. not having the courage to
j "pop" face to face, culled up (lie house
where she worked and asked for her
' over the telephone. When he got her
on the Hue he asked:
"Is dat Mlsa Johualng?"
"Ya-as."
"Well. Miss Johns lug, I s got a most
Important question to usk you."
"Ya-as."
i "Will you marry me?"
"Ya as. Who la It, please?'*
Seneca on Fortitude.
To win without danger la to wiu
without glory. You are H xreat mau,
but bo>v inn 1 to kuow It it fortune
. given you uo opportunity of showing
your virtue? Vou can Judge of u pilot
iu it storm, of n soldier In « buttle.
How can I know wltti bow great a
spirit you could endure poverty If you
overflow wlili riches? How I tell
with bow greut tlrmuem you could
bear up agalust disgrace, dlshouor and
public hatred If you grow old to the
sound of upplHtiac, If popular favor
cannot be ulleunted from you and
seems to flow to you by the natural
bent of men's mlmla? How cau 1
know bow caliuly you would endure to
be childless If you nee aU your chil
dren around you? I have beard what
you said when you wore consoling oth
ers. Theu I should huve seen whether
you could liavo consoled youraelf,
whether you could have forblddeu your
self to grieve. l>o not, I beg you,
dread those thing* which the immortal
g»da c'V 1 '" to our minds like Spurs.
Utt&>rtune la virtue's opportunity.
i Sympathy For the Brave.
A wounded soldier, young god good
looking, wus in a hospital la Philadel
phia during the civil war. Enter a
; lady. "My poor fellow, can I do any
thing for your* Soldier (emphatically)
—No, ma'am, nothing. Lady—l should
not tpW'g* yvt ir nee anr ProwT Mi
dler (demuilrl ugly >■-> You may If yon
want to very, liad, but yo«'ll to* the
tfohrteevtb. Jady w Ua» dooe It t»hr
morning.
The Plucky Karl at Berkeley.
A atory of highway robbery which
— eitwl urn wtuui 1 waa a buy waa Utftt
of the flfth Karl of Berteley. who died
In 18T0. He bad always declared (hat
aoy hie might without disgrace be
overcome by auperlor numberi, but
that h« would never aurreuder to a
alojrlo highwayman. As he wm cross
ing Ilounalow beatb one night on hi*
'way from Berkeley can tie to London
his traveling carriage waa stopped by
a mini ou boreebnek. who put bis head
In at the wfndo# ami *ald, "1 believe
ymi aee l»nl Berkeley." "J am." "I
bolUtvu you have pi way* Iwiaated that
you would never xurremlcr to a single
bltrtiwaymaii." '"I Have." "Well," pre
sent lug a pistol, "1 am a alugla high
wayrnau. mill 1 any, 'V«tur money or
your life. You cowardly dog," aald
I,owl Berkeley, "do you think I can't
aee your confederate skulking behind
ypll'C The highwayman, who waa
really alone, looked hurriedly round,
and Ixird Berkeley shot blm 'through
the bead. I aakod I.tul* Carolina
Maine (I*l3 1SWI), who waa born a
Berkeley, If ttiln atory waa true. 1 can
never forget my thrill when ahe rt
-1 piled: "Ye*, and 1 am yroud to aay
that I am that uihu's daughter!"-Col
1 lections and Recollections.
Euftn* Field'* Breakf**t.
Eugene Field, aad of countenance
und ready of tongue, strayed into n
Denver restaurant and Heated hlniaeir
at a table. To blin tltore came a awlft
uud voluble waiter who said. 'Toffee,
tea-choi-olate-ham-'u' -egga beef-*teak
mutton - chop - flub- bulU-haah-'n'-beana,"
and much more to the aauie purpose.
Field looked at him long and aoleinnly
aud at last replied: "Oh, friend, 1 want
none of these thing*. All I require la
an orange uud a few kind word*."
Montaign* on Daath.
I have ofteu conaldered with myaolf
whence It la that death should appear
lean dreadful In war than at home In
our owu bouiea. I believe lu truth
that it I* thoie terrible ereiuonlea
wherewith at home we let It out that
inore terrify ua than the thing Itself—
the cries of mother!, wive* and chil
dren, tho vlalta of astounded and af
dieted irlanda, the ati*oduac« of pale
and arrvaut*, a dark room
set round with burning tatiera. duf bed*
?ntn-ofletf wrrh''do h>ra'anit -111
■earn tioUiliig but ftuwUUMa*.iiud hacrur
rouiy4 nljout \y'e seeui dehd and
bufled already, ltuppy fife dealTl IMt
>ar*« tu ntf Irtsure to irfepar* two**
-for ftll-thla fopfMMfy.
■dison'i "Fak*" Cigar*.
Mr. Edison once complained to a tnan
lu the tobacco business that he (the In
renton could not account for the rapid
ity with which the clgara disappeared
from a box that he ulwAya kept In hi*
office. The ''Wlaard" waa not Inclined
to think that be smoked them all hltu
aelf. Finally he u«kel the tobacco man
what might l>e done to remedy the eq
uation.
The liittor anggeated tbut lit' make
up some clgara—"fake" tliem, In other
wont*—with n well known label on the
outside.
"I'll till 'eui with horaehalr aud hard
rubber," mild lie. "Theu you'll find
that there wUI not lie HO many mlm
In*."
"AH right," said Mr. Kdiaou, aud he
forgot all about Uie matter.
Be\eral \Veeka later, when tlie tobac
co inn 11 wna nKilln calling on the In
reiitnr, the lutter suddenly aald:
"l,ook hen>! I thought you wen* go
ing to lit uie up *ome fake clgarwl"
"Why, I dlil!" exclaimed the other In
hurt aurprhte.
"WhCTir
"I»on't you rcmenilier the flat boi
with a green lube! cigars In bundle
form, tied with yellow ribbon?"
Kdiaou ainlled reflectively. "l>o you
know/' lie ttnally aald In abashed
tones, "1 smoked every one of those rl
garani.vspif!''—Saturday Kvenlng l\>at.
Report Small; Aetion Big.
Sir tleorge Walton, admiral ot the
blue, wiih detached Aug. 11, 1718, with
the Canterbury and Ave other ahl|i»
after a SpanlMh fleet, aud ou the 18th
ha forwarded to Aduilral Hjng the fol-.
low luk letter:
Blr-We have taken and destroyed all
the Bpunlsh ships and veaaela that were
upon the coast.
The number as per margin.
I am, Ac., U. WALTOH.
Canterbury, off Syracuse, Aug. 1«, 1711.
TAKEN. BURNT.
Admiral Marl and Four men-of-war
four men-of-war, M, of 64, 44, 40 and 10
54. 40 and it guns, a gwoa: a flreahlp and
ship luden with a bomb vessel,
arms and a bomb •
vessel.
Schopenhauer an Msn and De(j».
If you had H dog and wsutoJ to
make him fouU of you aud fancied (bat
of your huudred rant and excellent
characteristics the mongrel woulil be
sure to perceive oue and thiil that would
be sufficient to make bltu devoted to you
body mid soul If, 1 aay. you fancied
Uiut, you would tie a fool, fat bliu,
Klve him si>meTti!ug to eat, and fur tbe
rest be what you please. He will not
lu the leust care, but will be jour
falthrul and devoted dog. Sow, believe
uie, It la just tLo same with men ex
actly the same.
Notice
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Martin county heretofore duly
rendered in a special proceeding there
in pending entitled. 'Vln the matter of
Stacy Cox, Nash Co* and Thomas K.
Cox, infants, by their next friend, W.
C. Manuing the undersigned duly ap
pointed commissioner by virtue of aaid
decree will, on the first Monday in April
1907, (it being the first day of April) at
1 a o'clock M., expose to public sale to
the highest bidder for cash, at the court
houea door in Willianasten, N. C- tie
following described parcel of land, lying
and being in sitd Sfrte aM county and
designated as follows: Adjoining the
lands of Charles Turner, the hei*s of
James Johnson and others, and lying o*
the road leading from Hobgood to Oak
City, in (loose Nest Township, and mow
particularly described as follows, ria:
Beginning at a comer of the Johnson
lend oa the ifortb aide of the county
road, thenca aloug Ui« line to Cooper'*
or Johnson's land to Sol Turner'* line,
withaaid Turner'* line to a Make
at the head of' Turner'* Avenue," tbefeaa
along the line of the county road to the
beginning, containing 53 acres, more ur
lesa, »"'! known _aj tfee J,"Berry Brown
I'luce" anil being tiie tract ol land de>..
cribed in the petition' in the above en
titled special proceeding.
This iHth day of February, 1907.
«. V. COWPHIt. Cow.
WINSTON & RVJpynjTT. Atty.
V»-4t
Notice "
No:tli Carolina- Martin Countv,
Addie Walker I
vs. 1 'l Snperiw Court "■'
K4«url Walker ,)■ ~
The dc(enilaut.al>o»'e ii.-tmr(l will take
notice that an action entitled a* above
hat lieen commenced in tlie Superior
Court of Martin County for divorce; and
the suid defendant will fnrtber take
notice that lie i« required to appear at
the next terui of the Bnperi«'r Court of
said county to be held on tbe second
Monday alter the fi st Monituv (u March
it being the ltHh dfcy March 1907 at the
courthouse of said county iu Willluina
ton, N (*, and answer or demur to Uie
couiplauit iu said action or the plaiutiS
w ill apply to the court for the relief de
manded in tajd complaint.
Thi* lith of February 1907.
J. A. HOIIBS C. H C.
■ • • . . WJ-4t
Notice
By virtue of a power of *l* contained
in a certain truat deed executed to we
by Edward James and wife C. B. James,
bearing date July tjtb, 1903, and duly
recorded in the Register's office in Mat
tin county in Book COG at page 485, to
secure the paymant of a certain bond
bearing even date therewith, and the
stipulation in said deed of truat not bav
in# been compiled with, 1 shall expoat*
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for crfth, on Monday the firat day of
April. 1907, at twelve o'clock uoon, at
the courthouse door "in WilllanixUn
Martin County, N. C. the following drs
cribed property, to-wit:
One honse artd lot lylag and being in
the town of EverrtU, -Nv C.r adjoining
lit*, laud* ut D»vil, H, CJar>.and others,
4l]dJxuindod. a* follows:" Bounded on
the North by'james Street 70* yard!"®!
"the*South ly "f>i?it D. VWrk Une, fo
JanW, On the B»t 6v Hansilton Mmi
35 yards, and on the Wast by K. V, Ev
erett line 56 yards, said to contain 3675
square yards, and being the same prop
erty conveyed to Edward James by Mrs.
E. V. Everett, by deed, recorded in the
Martin Registry.
This iHth day of February 1907.
a.22-41 A. R. Dunniho, Trustee.
M w«;Notlce|
North Carolina—-Martin County
Superior Court, Before the Clerk.
A. VV. Griffin vs. Annie, Ernestine and
W. I). Haiti.
JThe defenilants *la>ve named will take
notice that a special proceeding eutitled
as aliove has lieen commenced in the
Superior Court of Martin County to »*.-ll
for division the land described in peti
tion filed therein snl said defendants
wHTTnke notice that they are required
therein to appear at the office of Clerk
of the Superior Court in the court house
in Willianuton on Monday the 4th£day
of March toauswer or demur to the com
-11 lam t filed therein or the plaintiff will
be granted the relief demanded.
This February 4 |yo7
J. A. HOBBS, C. S. C
WINSTON.& EVERETT, Att'y.
Notice
Having this lay qualified aaladmiuis
trator on the estate of Mattie K. Linley
Keut deceased, all parties holding ac
couuta against said estate are hereby
given notice that they will pfHCnt the*
.within one year from dale, or thia notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All partie? indebted t» aaid estate will
come toward and settle at once.
This January 19, 1907.
MJ-it ---"51.1..C0wm», A«lm.
Notlce
North Carolina—Martin County.
Lin wood L- Smithwfck I In Superior
vs. - V Court Mart, li
Esther Smith wick ) Term 1907
The defeadast above named will take
notice that an action entitled a* above
named has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Martin County wherein
the plaintiff demands that a divorce ha
granted him, and the defendant wilt'
further lake notice that she 11 requimi
to appear at the next term of the Super
ior Court of said County to be I eld at
the court house in in \ViHiamatoa on the
third Monday in March 1907 it baing
the 18th day andanawer or demur to the
complaint in aaid artlOn or plaintiff wHI
apply to court for the relief demanded in
said complaint. ' ■ ,
This 1 jth day of February-1907.
J. A. Hoaas, C. S. C.
Bvau us a. gaiTCHM, Att'y,
a-!5-4t
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This man bought a supply of tobacco with
out acquainting himself with the distinctive taste
of SCHNAPPS Tobacco, which has the cheering
qualities that gratify his desire to chew, and at
less expense than cheap tobacco.
SCHNAPPS has been advertiaed in this Some day they 11 get a taste of the real
paper ao that every chewer has had an Schnapp* —they'll realize what enjoyment
opportunity to get acquainted with the they've missed by not getting SCHNAPPS
facts and know that drugs are not used _ rto —then tbeyH feel like kicking
to produce the cheering quality found in
the famous Piedmont country flue-cured themselves.
tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he qthnappS is sold everywhere in 5
Ought to chew. Still there are chewers . V V,n r.
who accept other and cheaper tobaccos cent cuts, and 10 an P s
that do not give the same pleasure. sure you get the genuine.
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EI Coreso
Cigars
Sofd tn'alf xtorse in' Wifltatniton
NO DIME CIGAR
ANY BETTER
ItH a Mild Cigar »» d of a pecu
liarly fine flavor. Madr excluwv**
ly for myself.
L". .f Y \ " , '*-*
EI Coreso Cigar
Ask for it. Refuse Others
L. E. COREY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
HOLlieTCft'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Buy Msdlolrs for Ba; P spls
Brings GoMsa Hsalth snd R««« » Vigor.
A fnr Constipation. ImtlrHtloß. IJ*»
,rii| Kulary Troubles. Winrle*. Ie7>tn», Impiir*
Mood. fUi riroK'h sl»!?r[»h Bowel,. Headache
tad Bncksotn. It s Rooky Mmmtsl 1 T»a In tab
ct form. M oeats a bo* Oeuntnamaw by
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L . "Straws show which way the .g
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the Carollnas for Tobacco
Baugh's Animal bone and Potash Compound
, FOR COTTON. CORN, PEANUTS, ETC.
FOR SALE BY
J. L. HASSELL & CO.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C
«
BAUGH & SONS COMPANY
Sole Maaufactorm
. NORFOLK. VIRGINIA
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New Store and Fixtures
I am now located in the store two doors below
my old stand on Main Street where I have put in an
up-to-date line of Jewelry Store fixtures.
I have one 6t the nicest selected stocks of jew
elry, etc, to be found in eastern North Carolina.
Repairing a specialty.
♦
THE JEWELER
1 h. D. PEELE
WILLI AM STON, N. C.
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RHVOKT SO THK NORTH CAROUNA CORJ»ROATION COMMISSION
or THK CONDITION OF
BANK or MARTIN GOUNTY
" Williamston, N. C., at the close of business Jan. 26, 1907.
KKSOUKCKS. LIABILITIES.
Loans and discounts $97,453-7' „ ... . ..
Overdrafts. v- 7,430.91 Capital atock $15,000.00
Stocks, bands, etc. i,000.00 Surplus fund 8,500.00
Furniture aud fixtures 1,868.00 Undivided profits, etc. 3,782.34
Demand loaus *,072.89 Time cer. of depo.it 31.914.66
3s£mSi&3S& jfl^sSLEg!
$136,224 63 $136,224 63
State of North Carolina —County of Martin. 4
I, J. «. Gudard. canbier of the of Miutin County, do solemnly
■wear (or afSrm) that the above statement ia tn e to the beat of knowledge
aud belief. , J. G. GODARD, Caahlw.
Sworn to and subscribed before ne I Comet—Attest: Wheeler Ifar
thia 6th day of Feb., 1007, .. tin, Jno. L. Hassell, J. O. StaMHb ,
2. U. GODWIN, Notary Public. | Directors.
WHBKUCK MARTIN, President J. G. STATON, Vice-President.