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The Produce Market

& The people Who llye In and about nearby
We'll rs the people In town, and therefore They
prepared nothing fes market on that dhy. ana
as q consequence the receipts OF country pro,
from faT away In abundance. hut Vegetables
that arc now coming IN N tho main from
The demand was fairly active, and owing
TO tho scarcity OF truck, because Of the reaI
sons given, prices moved ,up X a little along
several lines Fruits. however. remain about
the same. sl'sf X WIT i34l 4
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isss IRONWORKERS8BU
3Bradstrect's Gives : Most Encour-
z. aging. Reports Of Conditions.

4s Bradstreet' S tomorrow Will say for
Richmond and yclnity: " -
J5f Foundrynen and iron workers are do
working their full capacity, and they
anticipate a larger business during tho
coming fall. 81 s3{ * 5t8Sii d II II a 4
The tobacco market is active. with
good demands, S I.0ose sales have been
b as last years crops have
,practi cnllys al n been mar keted. U
1.-The produce market Ia active; prices
are high, and for certain classes of iYege,
ia les the supply does not equal the de- g
Retail trade continues good for this
season OF the year. Collections are fair,
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s eaboar.d Air Line R ailvya,y.

southbound Trains Leave Ii chmond Daily
ESQ to N MOI = SnaE.
:eo +. M.-Through sleepers and Goaehes.Af-a
- iantn, Birmingham SaYan nah acksohs.SS
yfS} Gyillc and Florida pol us
"a N, PM -Through Coaches and Sleepers5 say.
80 annah; jacksonville Atlanta, BirulnE
Il o,t I Trains Arrive r hr1ond Daily
IA s;ioi Ar. ii. 1858 P. Nj 80 P.5 ~
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DA M IL TlolBACCo MARKET.
n fReported by D1brell Bros
y. ~. 1iflN e. 1E{f.

DanVl1le q uly By 1vOI,34s
repetition@of the pas. month"; we have had
Yeryslight sales which foccu py on " about one.
half OF one hour each and The stock that
ia been offering has the appearance OF being
the remnants or sweepings tot the ba rms ana
here and there some ehandled stock from me
faotories Prices IN continue very firm on all
grades that are in the least de sirable. Trade
IN round lots good. as there is very littis
stock to OFFER. T he leather has peen qui g
ble.
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RAILROADS.
K ; y: sE:s . /! n: |,

r : ss::;'; y
& tTrains " avs Aishinsrd " tlorshWatS. n
$40 "A. Daily. BYRD st. Thtoa6h. n ,ls
8e!ao NV .sa bai iy.4 tain Sk fhfoush. IN n w
st.so ". Y. ssk i Lays b ba. tfsdStiessss1
Accounted III n 3S
$40 VA NJ. Ball Byrd Bs.5 Throush. IN
u :o6 nooti-WeekI Days-Byfds St. 81 Thf 0ash.
4:ogj r. M.--waek Daya-sHyrd st.s rtsdsfisnss
burg accotnniod tlon. igs
sos 2. A--Daliy1 MAZE 81, asf Through
s;so p..M;--Wesk DAY. tz1ba. AshlAnd -
SIG =. M.ssDaslii Byrd u. Throush:
#! ssso An ,W.st Dss..Slss xssislsa -.
ai s'so ~ AZ A.--Week Days byrd 81. yrsdsstse
NJ; ~ ~ n. Daily BYRD a 81 Throusn
41's0 e.: Mii- .,n st hrcnsA
s' 'so' Z. Week naya-hlba. 1tsdsftcssssf1
sSs ssBB.!y.y;s 81 1Hss ssss &
e ;Iop NJ r-Daily- Main b. Through. "a 3Ss
", llltnan slesping Of Parlof Cars 90
ap9 g, g, except traifa
mon n 100 week days and local accon.
.a anime ~ % arrivals ana oonnse:;
WY..p.. DUKE, n q. w cttLp, NJ w. y. TAYLOhs,s
As sI 70 Pfeat. Gen L. supt. Traf. 4 ss.IiS
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s i, III !, M n Msxi leo con y. S3H
NaGfYnrt cart T. eoIi az d HBst
Northern Pacific 4s. ~ III,
Norfnh IA 1904
rs.. esIn - Yinas 80 iindi o6 Ny
isnfnsyiva Mn cow AIS vyx
!, H. z. 100 b
a. na,ia IA fro1, Mountain CON 81.
q 3ro,,is IA cisco II ~ BSH
ST. Louis sout con. . y
seabpard Ar Line 81
~ n a. IL vo,1
.the - i,.nyisa Ioffered Z, liz
SOU M partfn 1l7M
IKE ~ and western a SlAs
t S.. 4 lOsM
f;.itaa ~ =. atear I'd 6s 81 9bss
tsia,e a. n a. a. . Z. 1ltA
W., =. u III, !. ~ az
s Va :. I, Z. So
M rake Erio S, \.
", " nsn. s. "a i. 50 d
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RIchIm,,ond ana Petersburg Electric Railway.

n "a IL leave corner Of Seventh and Perry
streets, Manchester every hour Sths I, hoS ~,
r. last s,nddasa
n Gars leave Petersburg foot OF syeaIm1ors
Street. every hour from .S5 g az ~: :se
NJ Last car. il 40 P NJ; Llmitod car ~ A.S
Al. daily except Sunday z, Y Fs 4, ~ v
All cars from Petersburg ing itsoa'3
mnnd en- rs., s $50
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4 MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, july 7Lt,!liSs

ARRIVED
dl ssss ana assns Old bominion
1s Steamer Poca hontas, I'd Ora yes, III ameA River
landings and Norfolk, rchandise md passen.
}geru Virginia Navigation Conn ny .
q large Laurie ~. Grove. ARA vash y
ton, asphalt blocks, shin ton sphAlt BLOCK
BarEe RiiamD u Mc1lvain. cIlvaine{ Phi
in,deIpRia. Pa. Goa. Murphy and SON.
s9 Darge Sha ron HI lie terby f13nl timore, coal
barge Gladiol,is, Kelly Ia, more coal, Ste
phen a. Ellison u nd Comp -. 7
SAIL r q.
Steamer Berkeley. Shell Norfolk Inerchan az,
disc and passengers Old Dom nion u nc.5gss
& Barge Gala McIyaine. Johnson, lanes $Rtyer
light NJ
s&sss PORT oF'$WEsT Po1NT.SJULY s. 1906. u
On Il ARRIVEh s85T
Steamship Charlotte, AiIrphy,s Bal tlnore. pas
scngers and general cur so. a5 sF e 55s Sl
landings. passengers and general csr 70.
SAIL I'D +ss ~ 5S
# Steamship Charlotte Murphy. Bal ttmore, pas
'sengers and general cargo. 6ss
B Steamer Elm City, Haynes, NJ attapont River
landings, passengers and general car Eo.
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LYNCHBURG. TOBACCo NiARKET VI,

FL u "a Lynchburg. Va. July 8, 1906. 38
N Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending .Juna e,
1908. reported by John /, u og lesby. Of Lyrcha
Sold week ending J une g. 10000 pounds;
sold week ending June -. = g. 400 pounds !; de-
crease for the week end lng June 20 e. 600
Sold from september /. 1905. to June go
1908, l5,lb7. coo pounds; sold from September !.
1904. to June 20. 1908, IT, 49,. 800 pounds: de-
d ease tor 1908. IS 80 pounds, g
. The larger portion OF the tobacco sold dur.
damaged by Sn,ould. Prices OF Jugs and the low
grade OF leaf has been &c neral 50 tisfact tory.
yet on the better grade OF leaf prices has
Price ia about rs II has been for the past few
months. The report from the growing crop
the hill and the 4 growth and condition Of the
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Y. 8. retiu1ding %. registered Z
v. q. snding q, coupon. . J
81 registered y. .|
u. g. 30. coupon. ...s.
U. Old Registered
Y, Ola -, coupon '3,
y. S. New W. registered I. y. !!
Y. b. New IL, coupon s....sl
erica Tobacco -. 80
Tobacco 6s .,.t....S !
Atchisori III genera Il
Atchison adjustment
Atnntlt Coast Line Il /,
and Ohio d W
Baltimore and Ohio 81 b. /. /.
Rapid Transit cony. q. !.
Central OF f'norg 81 7
Central OF @ eorgla I'd Inc (offe red) ..t:...
&of Georgia Sd Inc VI /.
chesapeake and Ohio Az.
Chjca 10 Il Il. and Quincy ne ~ q.
Chicago r. /. and racif ic r. =, 4s....,,..Sk
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, u MARKETS.

faggli y ~ Is RYAGo FOODS MARKET, ~
81 s5SEW%YORK July 5..The dry goods arket
to-day was very quiet No changes occurreo
III prices OF leading lines. Bleached goo rs
were faIrly active and stronger print Gle
ia both vide and narrow goods, took on Bmoiss
movement and first hands expect a brisk period
OF buying for fut ura wa ts during the next
sixtyi days. Nh
35&v1rIxJ1ST,Tr1E S| - j uly NJ 6.-SPIRITS
EGSofi hing doing ri receipts. %
casks Rosin-TS Steady at 500 rece ipts s19 baTs
rels. Firm at 81: y receipt is bn rrels.3
Crude Turpentine- rIn hard.a 81. dip, 81. 81;
virgin, si6o receipts 80 ba RE & I, e, I, {,
Firm at 57X a. \; Sales, S3s casks y; receipts sis
easEa; s,ipfria tits sos barrel Rosin- Firm;
sales s9s barrels recelp g lsoi barrels ships
merts 4 lB2 bba rrels; stock, CO., barrels.
CHAR LESION c., .s5 July a 6.--TURPEN-
TINE AND sROSrS-No thing doing. S3s
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& TOBACCO, MARKETS II.

l5 Topacco-Dark Fired rs (Reordered>- A1arke.
continues very quiet; receipts light very little
doing. ss BrIghts-u nchanged. quiet S but Arm :,
receipts light. ~ Sun Cured-Markels cont inuea
active tunehanEcd prices receipts decl eds.
ote2Sfuct or the tobacco arriving Is ina
damaged condition. and such tobacco sells
row. Planters are toned to look after the
order: OF their tobacco before sending II TO
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CHOOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

| chicago, ri. 1s ana Pac. 4 III. coll. 50. \. soa.
c,,S q, q. ana 81. Louis gen. 1924
colorado industrial Is. series lsH
Colorado 1ndustrial Gs. series 2. Tex
Colorado Midland 81 40 y. /. n. - #
Soiora So ana South n IA
Cuba 5s M loeM
Denver rii Mo Crande "a n, Z. Z. 89h
Dstillers gecurities 6s ., y
Erie prior lien
Erie Genera Ia
Hooking Valley l9 9oa
ps = a. Ri ser yyN
Innan lisS M p !. 81 ~. 9iM
IL m !, ID cerf tes . S:@s
IL "a q AZ rtinsat I'd series 9sss
III IA Nah Unified a 1ot E}
81 anha4t CON- gold ~ ~
Esntrai nc. #
"A ~ foiis II IofYered) ysH
~ .sn,,rs Il . n.as n I'd Texaa n 99M
Missouri, Kansas and exas SSSes
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s3fs BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
I BALTIMORE, 81 81 y. uly aboard ALE
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CONNIE cTJoN VI AT ~ Col DoNsVlLLES
FOR ORANGE, cuLPEPER AN p s85
gAttentio Is called to, new schedu In
effect. Via Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way, commencing Sunday, July LIST. Train;
leaving Richmond at 2;lb n, M. daily
connects with train leaving Gordonsyillel
at 4, 90 r. M, daily for Orange Rap ldnn.
Culpeper, Calyerton. Manassas and Fair
fax. IA e @ Ia SaSrs{s y II 83l5
Train leaving i'lchmond nt 6:15 n, Al,
daily, except Sunday. arrives 5 Ora nge at
$40 p. NJ, NJ 4 N NJ r. rs "A
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S o.
Sun day; Outings
TO 5S
Old Point, OceanTVl
Buckroe and Norfolk,
!ROUyND-z$ l.25=-TRLP.

~ s5is EVERY SUNDAY,
Two trains leave Richmond every
Sunday, N $3.50 and o a. NJ, Returning.
leave Norfolk. via Ocean View Railway,
II n M; Ocean View. 1890; Old Point.
S:15. a Arrive Richmond 10:lb P.5 Nj 3l,25
round trip. Tickets also good, returning
via fast train leaving Old Point 4:66 -,
NJ; Newport News, b;25 F, NJ Arrive
Richmond p, NJ. " FL
Cape Henry and Virginia Beach, $3.50
round trip s
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GRASS WIDoWERs' 81 AIN + ROM
$E3 ff5i 8vyAYNESB ORC; VIA CT q. 4 o. NJ NJ
#ss. AZ EVERY M ON DAWN ORNlNG.
Commencing Monday, July I'd. and con-
8tlnulng each Monday hereafter iuntll sep-
TEN Der 10th, special train will leave
yayneaboro ct 500 4: arriving g R i
TO take on passen gers.
locate your family for tho summer
along the line aof the Chesapeake and
Ohio and spend Sunday with themin the
mountains. One fare for the round trip.
plus twenty-five cents. on snturdays;.
8tlckots good until the Monday following.
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5FREpERIcKsRURo HORSE SHOW,
NJ July tiTH-12TH; REDUCED
i3a RATES. VIA Ri, F, q r, b r,
Fare and one-third for the round
trip from all stations Tickets on sale
July 10th, 18th, 12th, good returning an,
til July 18th inclusive. Apply 70 ticket.
agents, Richmond. q FREDERICKSBURG ahq
sSsS ''''3 'ss s "A w, II. TAYLOR.
I'M NJ seS Va W 5&fils Traffic Manager.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

sllltsg " Richmond. Va. ] une ., lvo9. N
QUOTATIONS Il
z No. red. ear lotss (neY) .,....., 81 N
Steamer, car lots G1aAsl....,.,. ~ ~ s ~
Rejected, car !ots, Ipew} ,,s,..,,s x * Il
Virginia. bag lots, tneS' ~ q q ~
n; s s'.:; s.;
M. 8 miSed Gear lots * = &,
=, Virginia Dag 'otse ','''.,.,,s'',, Y
No, mixed tcar lotsl :, i, -, !, =. n IS y,
Is No, 3 mixed (cnr LOTS ,.,-,,,, ss;;iY
e No, e whit Gear lots ,s,i,s. g I'M I'M
No. IL White Gear lots E, y MA
81 Winter Heed1 ,A%k,,.,fiss ~
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iPETERsBUR0 TOBACCO MARKET.
las Reported by craaaocks:, opes. v'rElalat
5 n - petersburg. Ia, July s, 1895,
necelpts light on account most of the crop
having been marketed. IuSs and Allers taken
lower. Z N . q, esy III ~ f55 II, III
GoMrlon 99x3 Gs M
Good lvV w o'NS
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n 3 3 H Y az in /. q. & 8. scr UEE.8s
s Uh DAY, !sS j LYs31 ST.


EFFE orlVEg s Y 4, DAY, ,S y Y l-S, NJ s
S Under the chan eS of heduleS In eff feet
on the chesapeake lie and Ohio sund day July
II st west hound train will leave RI chmondS
at 2:1b II. NJ 4. inst ca 90 PS 81
this train drying 81 sIl ningi ca est from
boswell, COINED ting IS n al onsXill for
Ora nge, sRa pldan, ,llpeper; On verton and
fanassa 81 7 ia In "A Wing RI chnlond Via
Main Line. at :15 il P: dai ly. except
Sunday, Will run II roug h TO Orange. and
train leaving SRlchmpnd i, via James River
Line, It 5,15 r. M. dali except Sunday,
through to Lynchburg carrying Pullman
sleeper to Lynchburg, & ptural Bird
and Clifton Forg .$s
# Grass Wldowers Train every M onday
until Sept ember 10th, leaving
Wnynesboro at 6 100 AZ. NJ. arriving Rich-I
2mond 9;45 "A. & M. S3 AZ
Two Ms NJ ssLYNc HH 81, IA, VIA
a 9. Il 4 os,a u AM rs ri Y & RELl az b
pullman Sleeper 20 Lynchbu I'll N aturai
bridge station and g fton Forge.
EFFECTIVE July I'd. II g. 8 @. train leav wing
Richmond at 5:15 +, "a NJ. ID llyg except
sunday Will carry through sleeper to-
5Lynchburg Natural Bridge and Clifton
.Forg 6, arriving Iynohburg 1880 r. M, !,
Natural $Rridge x &c II, a. M. and Clifton
Forge IA il M, n Returning. sleeper Will
arrive Richmond 8; 40 N, daily ex-s
5cept Sunday. ,s .ss S, Fl ss
N Daily train leave Richmond for Lynch
burg ana Natuirsaa II dge at As. Nj,
with parlor car IA IL Il Fa,. Sf8 4
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STEAM BOATS.
r FF; Is I; ~ EW YORK.

yIa Night Line Steamers Except Saturday
ny !. = oonneo lion In Norfolk with Main L!ns
ship, followng day att +. also Norfolk s. ana
Western ~ OHIO ~. q. a. N and q n
MAKING dHiy SeSseps sanaay1
NoFt g; =. s,s SOS r, Main Street. Richmond
Nh FER Co. $40 n; Main Street the sislfeF,
on N urphy Is Hotel s5 7S5 S{asts,
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N1,yy 5Yo II PRODUCE 3 q MARKET.

Is NEW YORK July 6.--FLOG R-Steady. n ~.
nuiet. Il rye F1our-Steady. cornrneat-stc
Rye-Dul. Ea rleyN onil al IN AZ u y .sis
at--Bar rely steady. rec, eoit nom-
ina elevators, Options Y q &C. net lower May
sou c.. july. s64c. September 81 c.,
Options Il csc, net higher. Ma sep.
ten,hers 6sN c.: December 81 &c. oats-hInr rely
steady; m ixsd 43d saisc. q. !. Z, y # 81, /.
f-stendy; beef hams. SAG 2. g. Cut
Lard--Staa west ern print,
& 90 nominal; refined. steac y:.;E!.g coinpVQnG
ST. s71t eEI.25 Pork STEADY. Ia low- "a rely
Steady Az Rosin-Quiet. Turpen tlne-St eady.
Is Rice-steady. Molasses-Ste ndy 81 CoHee-Spot
RIO, quiet; n o. nyoce. re. m "a; steady,
Futures Isteady at a net decline Of 5gio pol
suEar-Raw, arm ~ fair refining. 9 c.;& centrir
fugai,5 ak moa sses suga ~ reiined,
a Butter ana unchanged G heese-st Steady
and unchanged. Eggs-F irm and unchanged,
Peanuts and Frelghis-Dull and 5unchana !, "a
Potatoes and fCabba ges--Ea ~ and unchnnseu' y
Cottonseed Oll--Steady TO firm win q lnoa 9.
era te snecu lativo trade, Prime crude ~. o .,
Mills a6M G2sX q. nominal. new crop Prime 3,
summer yellow. ss,a SIC, prime white. &c. !;
prime winter yellow. tlc, is n
r,tIIrAr.r, I,,lya Clear Went her throughout
ths So1ehWess and Southwest induced liberal
nroflt taking to-day In tho local wheat mar,
ket and In decline a ar
Corn was up a oats yere. aowh s 80
~ l5i One n HI oh, LOVE- Close.
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wsyS sss Sps
ysls% w Sats
white 40 aaa'5al aoG fessins Barley barley
ssa 10, Fair TO choice Ting. tsaslc, ~ e
iaxseed, sl6sM No. northWsste err ;des
oose sosoas es,s pork per g y pa aro
SGi7 !, d u, yS isRoy
clear sides (boxedl X 4ket VAS
steady; creameriea, i5Neoc.i da!r!es; VI ss
EggsSteady; at mark, eases sh ,nt Nv
11Ilc t1rsts 44isc,; prime 1trs!s loc eAsfas'
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Let The Times-Dispatch be sent you
Whereycry you 60 this summer, Don't
forget to order 1t Before leaving.
Address changed as often as desired.
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,Bi1. AVxsa | sAItts.l


Bankers md erckssa ~ II II
y Z. y. aid AAked
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
THEY MAKE PLANS
To FIGHT THE
QUACK EVILS

New York. Nov. l6.-More than i3 dele
gates( representing various reform, medi-
cal and pharmaceutical organizations I'm
New York, Philadelphia and cities OF the
South and Middle West, assembled in the
Hudson theatre yesterday afternoon TO
form national body TO fight against de-
leterious propriety medicines, quack med
ical Institutes and kindred evils.
Deputy states Attorney Eugene
O'Dunne OF Baltimore suggested that the
organization be called the Public Health
Defence League" and this name was
adopted
Mgr. Lavele OF st. Patrick's cathedral
spoke for Archbishop Farley and said
that anything that the clergy and laity
OF the Catholic church In America could
do to help on the crusade would gladly
be done
Among the delegates were many wom-
en-, among whom were Mrs. Charles t..
Hughes, wife OF the governor-elect; LII
Han NJ n. Stevens. national president OF
the w. G. Il. u; Mrs. Elizabeth Grannis.
national president OF the Christian league
for the Promotion OF Purity, and Mrs.
Martha NJ. Allen. head OF the department
OF medical temperance OF the w. G. 4. Il.
No specific legislation was discussed to-
day. The purpose OF the conference, as
embodied In the resolutions that were
adopted, was To form a national body TO
fight not only quackery, fake medicine
and allied evils, but 10 take UP the cause
OF child labor and the matter OF adultera-
ted foods
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
SAYS CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS ONLY
AN IMPOSITION

Baltimore. Md. Nov 15.-At banquet
OF the Churchman'S club last night Rev.
Or. william Harman Van Allen OF Bos-
ton, who was one OF the speakers, made
a bitter attack upon Christian Science
and Mrs Mary Baker q. Eddy. lie said
in part:
"Eddyism uses the Christian termnolo-
gy. processes reverence for Christ and the
Bible. pretends TO exalt God more highly
than any other religions do, and ingen-
iously mingles much that is good and
true and indisputable with its own fan
tastic errors. II is therefore, well calcula-
ted 10 do the work Satan designs IL 10
do, namely to destroy faith in the relig-
Ion OF the Christian church and to sub
sttute an anti-Chris tan caricature. IL Is
gigantic bunco scheme, wherein the
victim thinks he has the treasure, but in
stead holds only the worthless imitation"
Rehearsng some OF the things that
have been said in praise OF Mrs. Eddy the
speaker added:
TO fair-minded observer such pane
gyrics seem ,preposterous He sees an un-
cultivated woman, married three times,
passing through various forms of relig
ious belief and finally settling down on
one OF her own invention, manifestly
covetous and inconceiyably puffed up
with vanity. Eddyism denies the Trinity,
one God in three persons. Eddyism denies
that Jesus Christ was the son of God"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
Rings Doffers
Nv TX n II e ID
At LANCASTER MILLS, Clinton, Mass.
Good pay and smooth running work. $500 per week
paid to Learners. Steady work for 2-ring settlers.
D-.l c =.

cUpWoRTH-In Pawtucket, Nov. IA.
Freeman Cudworth, in his 66th year
Funeral from his late residence, 72 Park
place Saturday. Nov. ~, at p. m. Reia-
tives and friends are Invited to attend
cooMER-In Warren. on the l4th inst,
Thomas X. Coomer, IN his 10th year.
Funeral Saturday. the 18th inst, from
his late residence. South Main street at
2 p. m. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend.
cRossEN--In this city, on tho 10th inst.
Charles Crossen.
Funeral will take place from his bate
residence, ~ Hawkins street, Saturdly,
Nov. n, at $3.50 a. m. Services at 81
Agnes church. Chatham street, at 4. m.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
poWNs-In this city. on the 14th inst,
Mary Eta. wife OF the late Francis r.
Downs, in her $50 year.
Funeral from her late residence. Pc
quot street on Saturday, the 18th inst, at
p. m. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend.
Wisconsin papers please copy.
HANLEY-suddenly, In this city, on the
10Th inst, Patrick F. Hanley I'm his list
year.
Funeral Saturday morning, the l1th
inst at 9:i5 o'clock, from the residences
OF his brother, James Hanley, 1859 Pros
pect street. Requiem mass at the church
OF the Holy Name, Camp street, at Q
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
HIBeARD-In Seekonk. Mass, Mary Ann
Hibbard, wife OF the late William @.
Hibbard, at the residence OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sarah Johnson, aged rs years.
Notice OF funeral later.
LoVETT-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Patrick Lovett
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81
Wayne street, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
at $3.50 a. m. Services at st. Patrick
church at Q a. m. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend
MEEGAN-In this city. on the 10th inst,
Edward j.. eldest son OF Charles and
Hannah Meagan, in his 2ist year.
Funeral from his parents residence,
4sh America street Sunday afternoon at
1880 o'clock. Services at ST Johns church
at o'clock. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend. Interment at St AIMS
cemetery.
MORAN-At the Rhode Island hospital,
on the 14th inst, William H. Moran.
Funeral Saturday. the 18th inst, from
his late residence, 24S Sayles street, at
$50 a. m. Requiem mass at St Michaers
church at o a. m. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
SWEENEY-In this city. on the 18TH
inst. Joseph John, son OF Daniel and
Mary Sweeney.
Funeral Saturday, the 18th inst from
his late residence, LAT Althea street, al
$3.50 a. m. Requiem mass at the Church
Of the Assumption. Potter avenue. at
a. m. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
BY p. r. CANNING, Auctioneer.
81 Westminster Street.

VIII be sold at public auction on Thurs
day, December g. 1906. at l2 o'clock noon.
on the premises hereinafter described,
by virtue OF the power OF sale contained
In that mortgage deed made and exc
cuted by George Meyer and Elizabeth
Meyer, dated April g. 1889. and recorded
In the office OF the Recorder OF Deeds
OF the city OF Providence. r. l. I'm real
estate mortgage book, No. 1877, at page
167 the conditions OF said mortgage
deed having been broken:
That certain lot OF land situate in the
said city Of Providence. on the westerly
side OF Joslin street, beginning at a point
sixty-nine and seven-tenths (6gO feet
from the southerly side OF AtwelTs ave
nue., thence running southerly forty (4O)
feet on the line OF said Joslin street 10
land now or formerly owned by George
Meyer. thence running westerly eighty
(s0) feet TO the land OF John Gibbons
thence running northerly fprty CO) f1st 20
the land now or formerly OF Tabitha w.
McCrillis thence running easterly eighty
(S0) feet 20 the point OF beginning. Reing
the same lot Of land that was decided to
George Meyer. by J. Wilson McCrilis and
Valentine y. McCrillis. his wife, by deed
dated April 23. 1889
BY order OF the Assignee Of the mort
gage, who hereby gives notice Of intention
To bid on the above-desCribed premises at
the sale or any postponement or adjourn
ment thereof.
Providence, R. T., November 10, 1876