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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-03
The Court House Question.

To the Editor of The Herald & News
Replying to s. in your last edition,
it does seem worth while to consider
the Financial" aspect Of the court
house location, especially when the
sum appropriated for the building
and site has been fixed at only &0,-
900. The plan proposed by S. in buy
ing the Mann, McClintock, and Jones
Squares would absorb approximately
one third Of the whole appropriation
for the site alone.
One of the strong points made for
the new court house was that it was
noisy in it's present location,yet your
correspondent thinks that it would
be wise to return to similar condi-
tions by surrounding the building by
four streets. It is not customary to
do so, and it, therefore, does not ap-
pear wise. I would cite you to
Greenwood, Spartanburg, and Char
lotte with their new buildings in
silent dignity facing one street. In
the older county property at Sumter,
Charleston, Columbia, Chester, Cam
den, Yorkville, Orangeburg, ETC., it is
the exception to ever find the court
house on the corner. ...
Charlotte and Spartanburg have as
fine county buildings as exists in this
section; in these the absence Of noise
is secondary only to the location.
IF one Of the mentioned squares
should be decided upon and the
streets widened as outlined, would
this not make the lot too small? The
walks and flowers and trees could
not be assembled about the court
house on the square if it is to be re-
duced by widening the streets as that
would make the lot about one hum
dred and eighty feet square.
Could the two streets be legally
and morally closed, or would there be
:.
Of course we are all just human
and want the court house to come
our way. There will probably be a
good many sites offered and I feel
that the commission will reason TO-
gether on the matter to the best in
terest of the county and agree unani-
on one place; that they will
consider the increase of valuation on
other property and that they will
place the building on unimproved
all other things being equal.
There may be other locations Of
fered where the surrounding build
ings are not just ideal, but it has been
evident that improving property i'm
proves the class Of its surroundings,
The distance from the square, jail,
drainage, etc. must all be considered
md the commission must decide the
matter anyhow, so lets keep together
and pull for the best location, with |
finances considered; let there be no
split to delay the matter by confus- |
ng the commission in a shifting pub
ic opinion blown by the wind Of self |
interest.
D. W..
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MT. Bethel Farmers Union.

A full attendance of the members
of Mt. Bethel Farmers Union is urg-
ed to meet at Mt. Bethel school house
on next Friday afternoon at 4 clock.
". II. Wendt,
Secretary.
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enIcngo Market.

Reported over private wire by W. 8.
smith & Co, II Broadway. N. Y,
New Haven office, "a Center Street,
Norman A. Tanner Manager.
Open High Low Close.
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Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
and Brokers, 25 Broadway, New York.
and Is Center street, New Haven:
Bid. Asked.
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co., MEM
bers of New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges. Branch office. No. SO
Center Street:
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NEW ToRK STOCK MARKET

on the New York stock Exchange
reported by Prince & Whitley, Bank
ers and Brokers. So Broadway, New
York, and Is Center street, New Haven
Conn.
Oman EJiUh Touv CInae
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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER SATURDAY ao1gOe
BOSTON Stock quotations.

Reported over private wires of Horn
blower & Weeks, members of New
York and Boston Stock Exchanges
New Haven office, ~ Center street.
High, Low. Bid. Asked
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Consolidated stock Exchange.

Reported over private wire by W. B.
Smith & Co.. II Broadway, N. Y.
New Haven office, $40 Chapel street.
Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
High. Low Bid Asked.
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60 to i71fwater's'' to-day and select
your fireworks. They can be delivered
when you want them, and free of
charge, The fireworks store is located
at No. $50 Grand avenue, opposite new
bridge.
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YESTERDAYS STOCK MARKET
Constant Inroads Upon yalues--Growtb
In Selling Pressure.

New York, June 29.-Stocks came up
on the market freely from time to time
to-day in continuance of the liquidating
movement recently in progress. The
result was a sort Of nibbling at prices,
which made constant inroads upon VAL
mes and was highly disconcerting to
holders Of long stock. The consequence
was a growth in selling pressure until
in the final hour the market took on the
weak and semi demoralized tone which
characterized Wednesdays break. In
few cases prices got back to a lower
level than during the decline Of the
first part of yesterdays session. The
bear party showed great caution in
their operations and made no such
raids on prices as were In evidence ear
lier in the weak.
1t was evident that waiting demand
existed at the lower levels, and this was
attributed to the outstanding shorts,
who took the opportunity in this way
To realize their profits. There We're no
important incidents bearing on values
in to-day's news. Money on call was
active all day in consequence Of calling
of loans by the banks in preparation FOL
meeting the July settlement require
ments.
Advtces from Washington during the
day pointed to the possibility Of fina
adjournment Of congress tonight al
large short selling for bear account Il
believed TO have been based on appre
tensions Of further congressional actor
against corporations, professional oper
ators looked for some covering demand
upon the actual adjournment Of con
gress. The argument was heard als'
that the administration programme
against the trusts has been outlined
leaving no further measures to be fear
ed. The seeming restraint with Whlcl
the bears operated in the market wa
accounted for by these considerations
The suppostion that money will Worl
easier with the turn of the half yea
also played part in the days opera
tions.
stocks which have been most activ
in the speculation continued under not
able pressure, Notwithstanding tines
restraining factors. 1t was concluded
that the calling Of loans still affecte'
most directly stock market pools AM
large speculative holdings In the mar
ket. The concurrent weakness Of tn
Hill railroad stocks and of the United
States Steel stocks pointed to liquida
ton OF speculative holdings which hay
been acquired in connection with tn
Great Northern ore lands deal repor'
Rurnor pointed to the closing out OF Al
important speculative account for a,
estate In process Of settlement IN
lowest prices Of the day were touche
In the last hour, and the market close
weak and near the lowest at materia
net losses throughout.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, pa
value, S1,17O,00O.
United States threes coupon decline
1-S on call.
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.
, Furnished by Kimberly, Root g. Day.
Bankers and Brokers, isa Orange
Street,
Rank Stocks
Par RID AskAh
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THE cHiAUTAUQUA

Annual Assembly at Forestville July
18th to 25th.
The programme for the annual as
senlbly Of the Connecticut Chautauqua
association, which takes place at For
estville, this state. from July 18th to
the 25th, has been issued.The pro-
gramme is a very elaborate one and
comprises almost everything in which
the society is interested. Mayor Will
liam f. Hennesy of Hartford and other
well known speakers will address the
gatherings. Reduced railroad fares will
be given from all points.
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GA . T O R Z "A.
%. eThs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ~ zkgZ1z

For goodness sake. What's that
noise?" 1.-THE girl next door is having
her voice cultivated Huh. Apparent-
" the process Of cultivation has reach
ed the narrowing season. "-Philadel-
phia Ledger.
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ELY CHAMPION OF THE COUNTRY
TT TTp

The final for the championship at the
New Haven Country club was played
yesterday. The contestants We're Charles
Fl. Zimmerman and William B. Ely, the
latter winning the match, the score be-
ing six UP and five to play.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers
Mrs Miner Cleveland who has been
seriously i'll is improving.
Col II e Taylor is at tine Soldiers
home to spend Sunday with Col and
Mrs Hannon.
Thomas Vail arrived in town yester
day from Troy and opened his summer
home at the Center for the season.
w II Wills who has been confined
TO the house for the past week with con
gestion of the lungs is recovering.
Walling Dewey, Charles Ayres, w II
Harwood and Maurice Wall are at
Lake Hancock for two days outing.
II is announced that Miss Caddie j
Dodge will lecture on the subject of
missions in this village the afternoon
of May l5
David Holden and son James Of Pal
mer, Mass, are guests of Mr. Holden S
mother, Mrs Eliza Holden, at the home
OF r B Pope
Miss Mary Doyle of the telephone
exchange left this morning to be alb
sent until Tuesday with friends in
North Adams.
Mrs Fl H Webster will lead the c f
meeting in the Congregational chapel
Sunday evening at & 30 O'Clock The
usual monthly collection.
Miss Jennie A Valentine, who has
been spending the most of the winter
with Mr. and Mrs G Il Peck in Okla
bona, has returned home.
Extra train crew No 2 has been put
on the Chatham division to facilitate
the handling of the large amount OF
freight being sent over the road.
Jonn p Ryan who has been billing
clerk in the local freight Office during
the past two years has resigned to take
position with his father. Walter
Sharpe takes his place in the freight
Office
State Fish and Game Commissioner
/ Thomas announces that he has a stock
/ Of 500, 600 lake trout on hand and tha
beginning next week ne will commence
! w ulSu lputt Ln6th' lWSuty hNo guOus
and has been allotted to North Dorse
pond.
Many persons have been curious t
know why tulips and other fall bulbs
have not developed so we'll as usua
Iihis spring. Clarence II Gordinier o.
Troy stated this morning that there
were several causes, among them being
the little snow during the winter &c
protect the bulbs, the warm weather
in December when many bulbs started
to grow, the lack OF rain and the fac
that there was no long growing season
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Low Rates

On February 10, and daily until
April l. tickets will be on sale via
the Chicago, Milwaukee q st Paul
railway to principal points in Cslifor'
via, Oregon and Washington, from
Bennington at rates Of $3.50 accord
ing to railroads used to Chicago.
Tickets will permit OF liberal stopovers
at various western points and are good
in all tourist cars. Corresponding
reductions are made to great number
OF other points in Western States and
tickets can be purchased from your
nearest railroad stationto destination
Through train service from Chicago tC
principal points in the west assist per
sons in travelling to make the tril
without change of cars. Tourist cars
d ally.
For further information apply to,
George l. Williams,
New England Passenger Agt.,
1863 Washington ST.
Boston, Mas:
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BRITISH ULTlMATUM.
Turkey Must Withdraw Her Troops
From Egyptian Territory.

Turkey Must Withdraw Her Troops
From Egyptian Territory.
LONDON, May 5-rhe British am
bassador at COnstantinople, Sir Nicho-
las X. O'Conor. has presented a note
to Turkey demanding the prompt with
drawal OF the Turkish troops from
Egyptian territory.
The note is practically an ultimatum
and constitutes Great Britaln's last
word on the encroachment of Turkey
on the Sinaitic peninsula.
The French and Russian ambassa-
doris at Constantinople are supporting
the British contentious
should the ultimatum fail to have
the desired effect the British Mediter-
ranean fleet will take the measure SO
often employed by the powers in re-
cent years as the result of disputes
with the sultan. and Il naval demon
stratlon. II Is anticipated. will quickly
bring about the evacuation of the Ia
bah territory, which Great Britain con
tends is unquestionably Egyptian ter
ritory.
The British cruisers CarnavOn, Bar
ham, Suffolk aud Venus and the special
torpedo boat Vulcan. with destroyers
have sailed from Malta 10 Piraeus.
The hattleship Formidable, flagship
Of Vice Admiral Lord Charles Beres
ford, the battleship Irresistible and the
cruiser Leviathan have arrived at Nal
tn and await orders.
II is officially confirmed that France
is supporting Great Britsin's demands
ut Constantinope in connection will
the Tabah incident. The influence o.
Italy and Russia is also given to Grea
Britain. The officials here expect al
adjustment without serious Anglo
! Turkish breach.
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NEWTowN STAKES.
brakes GraPpIe Easily Captured the
Feature at Jamaica.

brakes GraPpIe Easily Captured the
Feature at Jamaica.
NEW YORK, May 81. A brakes
Grapple easily won the Newtown
stakes, six furlongs, at Jamaica. He
went to the front in the first furlong
and was never afterward threatened,
winning by Ave lengths from Fustlan.
with Benevolent third Diamond, the
fayorlte. was OF badly and was never
able to get up, finishing away back.
Three fayorites, a second choice and
two long shots divided the money.
Summaries:
First e-Optlcian, first Blue
Coat second; ST. Estephe, third.
Second Race Grace George, first;
Tanager, second; Economy, third.
Third Race Grenade, first York
shire Lad, second; Ebony, third.
Fourth Race,G rapple, first Fus-
tian, second; Benevolent, third.
Fifth Race.-Rob Roy, first; Austin
Allen, second Ancestor, third.
Sixth Race. -Larabie, first; Ocean
Spray, second; Realm, third
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Comments on King Edwards Toast

Comments on King Edwards Toast.
PARIS, May king Edwards toast
at the banquet In his honor given by
President Falleres at the Elysee pal.
ace referring to the enduring nature of
the cordial understanding between
Great Britain and France has attract
ed widespread comment as being IL pc
lltical declaration offsetting the Ger
mau tendencies toward the separation
nf Great Rritaln and France
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NORFOLK, Va, May Announce
ment Is made that the coming of Presi-
dent Roosevelt to Portsmouth May 80
to make the Memorial day address be-
fore the Army and Navy union will be
made the occasion of grand reunion
of the Army and Navy union, which is
expected to bring upward of 10000
members Of that organization to Nor
folk and Portsmouth for participation
Ia the parade.
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sick wives aud Daughters

You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and bachache
symptoms common TO the sex Fathers
and mothers, lose no time in securing
DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
II will cost only one dollar and is
much cheaper than sickness. Write to
DR. David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout,
N. Y, for free sample bottle.
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BEACON Light at Churchill Downs.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May IA large
crowd saw the races at Churchill
Downs. though there was no stake
event. Beacon Light, second choice,
beat Daring aud Baunock, the favor
ite In the feature race Margaret
Morris. in the fifth race, was the only
favorite to win.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Ma
tiOnRI aud American Leagues.
NATIONAL, LEAGUE

AT Boston
New York .,.....0 8 90 / 3 l 90
Boston ............0 0 D 0 0 o.
Hts-New York. IL Boston 6. Errors
New York, o. Boston, 70. Batteries Ames
and Marshall, Maroney and ONeil.
Brooklyn ,.........2 5000 111 O-5
Philadelphia ......O 0 0 . 90 l. 4
Brooklyn, 9; Philadelphia, s. Err
rors- Brooklyn. .; Philadelphia, 0. Bat
teries-scanlon and Bergen; Plttinger and
Doom.
Al Pittsburg-
Chicago ....,...... 0 2 0 0 o.
Pittsburg ...... 0 0 0 o 0 p
Hits-Chicago. T.: Pittsburg Z. Errors
Chicago. o. Pittsburg, 2 Batteries
Brown and King; Lelteld PeItz, Karger
and Gibson.
At ST. Louis
Cincinnati .......0 / o q D o 0 / l.
st. Louis .,........1 0 O 0 2 U - o
Hlts-Cincinnat Z; St Louis. II. Err
Cincinnati, Z; st, Louis. l. Batteries
Harper and Schlei; Thompson and Raub.
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A., , rhrouer K,lled railway ohlef

WARSAW, May o NJ. Proskurla.
koff chief Of the traffic department OF
the Vistula railroad, was seriously
wounded and NJ Gutner, chief of an
other department, and an office serv-
ant were killed by bomb here. AS
they were leaving the railroad offices
a man threw the bomb at them, smash
ing their cab and seriously woundlhg
the cabman and nine others.
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wo..lIl safomom to Be conductor.

NEW YORK, May 5-'rhe following
official statement was made by the
New York Philharmonic society and
the National Conservatory of Music
Of America: I'VE are in receipt of "A
cable from WassIIi Safonoff accepting
the position FOR three years as con
ductor Of the New York Philharmonic
society and director of the National
Conservatory Of Music of America"
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witte WI Not GO to Paris.

PARIS. May 5.-The reports that
Count WHITE will succeed NJ. NelldoH
AS Russian ambassador at Paris are
not credited in the highest quarters
here, where the sympathetic feeling Tor
the former premier has been modihed
since his declaration that the Franco
Russian alliance did not prevent kus
STA from cultivating strong relations
with Germany.
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rABLE on PERCENTAGEs
coIumhln Lo.t on Errors.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 5.-Syracuse
university defeated Columbia at base
ball by n score Of TO . The work Of
McBirney the Syracuse pitcher, was
the feature of the game. He allowed
the visitors but six hits. Lee for Co
lumbla, was located for twelve hits.
Errors contributed to Columbla's de-
feat
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<iux.,ou workers Threaten strike.

KINGSTON, n. Y, May 5.-Members
Of the International Brick, Tile and
Terracotta Workers union delivered
their ultlmatum to the brick manurac,
turers in this vicinity. They demand
increased wages decrease In the DAT
" output on yards, an eight hour day
and recognition of their union. They
ask for an answer by next Tuesday
morning
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Tariff reform Dinner at New York

NEW YORK, May 5.-At a meeting
Of the tariff reform committee of the
Reform club ii was decided to give a
tariff reform dinner In this city on
May %. Ex-Governor w. L. Douglas
of Massachusetts has accepted an invl-
tation to deliver an address at the din
ner. This will be his irst speech on
the tariff In New York city II not out
side of Massachusetts,
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Stops earache in two minutes; tooth
ache or pain Of burn u scald in five
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; muscle
ache, two hours, sore throat, twelve
hours DR. Thomas Electric Oil, mon
arch over pain
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Itching piles provoke profanity, -.
profanity won't cure them. Doan S
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years OF suier.
ing AT any drug store.
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TABLE OF PERCEN


Al New York
Philadelphia 80 % 0 o. .
New York .......0 0 0 2 o -
Philadelphia, 5, New York. s. Err
Philadelphia, ], New York, >. Bat
tsries Bender, Wsddell, Plank and
Schreck; Ortiz Leroy and Klelnow
At Boston
Boston ,,.......... 0 o o o o.
Hlts-Washington. 9; Boston, g. Errors
Washington, 3; Boston. 0. Batteries
Hughes and Heydon Dineen and Graham.
St Louis ........OlO 5000 o o.
Detroit ,..,.......0 o . / % e.
Hlts-st Louis 8; Detroit, 9. Errors
St Louis, 2: Detroit, 9 Batteries Jacob
son and Hickey, Donohue and Payne.
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NOTICE.

Commencing May lst, the Benning
ton Steam Laundry will be conducted
under the management OF Mr.. a A
Wright, who will also. continue the
management OF the Wright Laundry.
The purpose OF this consolidation is
te reduce operating expenses
Mr. j. +. Camp will remain with me
North street plant.
We are prepared to do the finest
laundry work ever done la his section.
Let us prove II 20 you
The Wright LaundrieS
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They prepared from green vegetables fresh
fields with salt water vinegar and a small amount
alum The vinegar their preparation frohl
and barley thus making them absolutely puref
Hence, they have crispness, rmness
flavor or their own found other goods
purity OF Ingredients and cleanliness preparation
give them keeping quality unequaled. For sale by
CR&A Hawkins South SALISBURY Vt
f Bennington w Houran, Remington
w Pelier, Bennington
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For Sale

The Margaret 7 LOwrie residence located on
Washington Ave; large modern nearly new
house With plenty of land terms easy
The nearly new modern tenement house iO1
Dewey street
Iargc modern house next north OF American
House on North Street in village of Bennington
Two good houses on Depot street.
Two large modern houses on Jefferson Ave.
with pOOdharns.
Fifty farms locatedm Bennington, SALISBURY
PoWnal Arlington, Manchester, ll00slck and
White Creek send two cent stamp for sprlne
catalogue JOHN NASH
Bennington, W.
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WHEN YOU

want to BUY, RENT or have aPIANO
tuned call at Nolan's Millinery Store.
My method of doing business saves
you money. You will find good as.
sortment OF SHEET MUSIC constant
Y on hand.
Lewis j Carpenter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-19

swE.ETNELopy FLOUR