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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23
New Counterfeit SIS.

Washington. Nov. %. The United
States secret service yesterday announced
the discovery In Chicago OF a new coun-
terfeit s. silver certificate. series OF 1899.
II r. a crudely executed process note
on a single piece q paper slightly thinner
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by rcd and blue ink marks on the sur
face The work Is blurred.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23
Run Down by Express Wagon

Attempting TO cross Page street az
Weybosset street last evening Daniel r.
Reynolds ~ Harvey street. Pawtucket,
was struck by q wagon of the Riverside
Express cofpany and received cash over
one eye and a cut on the head lie was
assisted n boarding a car FOR Pawtuckct
by Patrolman W r. German.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence. sc.
Office OF the Clerk OF the Superior Court
Providence. Nov. 81. 1906.
Estate OF Ella c. Daggett.

Providence. SC.
Office of the Clerk OF the Superior Court.
Providence. Nov. 2l 1906
Estate of Ella G. Daggett.
Whereas: hoInas ". Robinson, =. sca-
tor OF the last will and testament OF Ella
G. Daggett. late Of Pawtucket deceased,
has entered i'm the Superior Court OF said
State OF Rhode Island for the counties OF
Providence and Bristol. his appeal. and
filed his reasons OF appeal, from an order
and decree of the Probate Cou'a OF the
City of Pawtucket entered on the 26th
day OF September. a. ID. 1905. whereby
said Probate Court removed the said ap-
pellant as executor OF the said last will
and testament OF the said Ella &. Dag
gett, deceased
Notice Is herey given 10 all persons
having an interest therein to appear. III
they shall see At before said Superior
Court at Providence aforesaid, on Satur
Jay the ist day OF December. A. ID. 1906
to make answer 10 what Is alleged I'm said
reasons of appeal.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

Much interest Is taken in the football
games on Saturday. Many Providence
people are planning 20 go down to Cam
bridge for the Yale-Harvard game. \
contingent will go on the special train 10
Springfield where Brown hopes to defeat
Dartmouth on Hampden field
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity will en-
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day evening, the 27th. at a small dance.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

The engagement was announced on
Wednesday OF Miss Elizabeth Brayman
to Mr.. Harold knight, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard ID. knight, OF Benevolent
street.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

Miss Primrose Colt. daughter of Judge
Le Baron h. Colt. left this city yesterday
for Washington, ID. g.
Mr.. Arthur III. Watson with his daugh-
ters. Mrs. John II. Lewis and Miss Anita
Watson left yesterday TO attend the New
York Horse Show returning 10 Providence
Saturday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

Miss Stella Cullerson Of Benefit street,
accompanied by Mrs. Gilbert r. King, Wis
tied the horse show al New York this
week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-05-17

been filed for record in the Office of
county clerk and recorder, at Kic
since Feb. 10.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Bert French, Hattie p French to
Daniel Tweedy, y 26-106l. IS
Wm. Leach, Mary E. Leach to
Charlotte Berg, sw a sc II,
4 ne 4, ne NV "a 23-l064.
Francis r. Young, Julia I. Young
to Margaret G. Strachan, ne a
81 g 81, except l acre decided to
school district . .
Taylor Green to Jacob Epler, strip
of land in blk ), Frick's add to
Elbert
Jos. Helgeth to Jacob Epler, all of
land lying west of county road
running between Kiowa and Ell
bert, except % acres, in ne a
ne Z 34-964 ..............
Lena Schimpf to Jacob Epler, sw
a CLOGS. 80.
Lem Cannon, Lee Liptrap to Ed
ward F. Davis, a e = of sw u,
"a W & of Sc a 21-11-o9. ~.
Lem Cannon, Lee Liptrap to Aa-
ron j. Hartsell. " = sw a, W
eA sw a 21-11-59 ..... 49,.
Lem Cannon, Lee Liptrap to
Charles Keir, = Sc a, e4
a Sc a Pill SO ..............
c. NJ. Immel, Minerva lmmel to
Gladys b. Eckert, sw a 1868
c. NJ. Immel and Minerva Immel
to William L. Ecker and Jean
ette Ecker, Sc a 1869 ...
Joseph Oaks to The Elbert Cir
cult United Brethren Church
Parsonage Board, lot 6 fronting
west on Elbert street, Elbert.
Maggie h. Booher to Peter Blum
er, lots l, 2, 3, A, 3 and 6, blk IA,
and lots II and II, blk II, Phil
lips add to Elizabeth .......
William Wilmer to Iba M. Joke,
e1 sw a, 4 Sc 90, NV "a,
W = ne d 27-S S64........
Newton l.. Gleason to John F. Ke-
ran, sw a Sc a 24S-64, 30 acres
more or less ................
Ida NJ. Glow to William F. Alex
ander, = ne a, x NV a 30
b4. ..............
August Humborg to II. e. Vote,
NV a 8-1062 ..........
Luna Bradley, formerly Luna Mot
singer, to James F. Murray, sw
a 9-S "a.
Jennie May Neumann to +. E.
WrockloH, sw u 23-8-62. .
Catherine Davies to Thomas Dav-
les, n = NV a, lot2, 4 NV a
1864 ....... ..
William p. Hill to Charles Cook.
ne a, e Sc a 8, NV a, sw
u 9-S-63. ................
Peter Blumer to Francis p. Muir
ray and Lille f. Murray, y sw
u, W = Sc u 1856. ..........
Gus Moline to Francis p. Murray
and Lille f. Murray, W y ne
Ell NV 4 1856. 65.........
Lottie Jane Muir to VIM. Blake.
5 acres in NV ! 4 1854.
Adolph Levin to Androw j. John
son, W 4 Sc a, sw a 3, n NV
"a. sw I NV ! 1896. ..... :
Edward Holm to John Yaros, 1s
NV a 81, S 4 ne 28-8-62
IL
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-05-17
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds and patents have
been filed for record in the office of the
county clerk and recorder, at Kiowa,
since Feb. 10.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Bert French, Hattie 2. French to
Daniel Tweedy, y 26-106l IS 800
VIM. Leach, Mary e. Leach to
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-05-17

Perhaps you need bracer- something
that will give you energy, life and ambi-
ton. A suggestion: try /. w. HARPER
whiskey. Sold by d. r. Burnside.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-05-17

Sarah IL. McCracken and John ).
McCracken to Mary A. Paisley,
ne a "A S-0f f.................. 2UOD
Francis N LaVell to August Kun
re, y NV "A, NV "A ne a, ne d
sw "a 310-64, except 10 acres in
Sc corner NV 4 ne a .......... /
August Kunze to Johanna Beck
man, ) acre tract of land in NV
a ne a 3I0-64 ... IL
Geo. A. Fearnow to +. b. Guyer,
blk 16, Hall add to Elizabeth 100
G. NJ. Immel and Minerva Immel
to Charles A. Zorn and Clara
Zorn, ne a 1869. ..... 800
Charles A. Zorn and Clara Zorn to
James Robert Lynn, ne a 1876
%. IOD
James d. Clark to Esther Fl.
Clark, ne 22S-62 .. IL
Union Pacific Land Company and
The Mercantile Company to The
Bijou Ranch Company, all l39-
bl- SUI
Ulrich Schumacher to Conrad
Glunz, NV a Sc a 30 7-64 -. $50
Carl III. Carlson to j. +. Whitmer,
y Sc n, e y sw4 12-7-65. -. 1900
Rose A. Hamllik to Lee Ramsey,
NV ne a sw a, NV a Sc :,
Ed Holm to John Yaros, 1S Sc a
u, n 4 ne 2s-s-62. ... 500
Harry I. Capell and Elizabeth j.
Capell to jeanette NJ Davidson,
Sc a 23-10-63 ........ 1900
Henry b. Decker and Caroline
Decker to Catherine Morgan,
y ne a, NV ne a 1884 -. 700
| Conrad Glunz to Archimedes G.
Bodwell, NV a Sc a 30-7-64.... 600
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
w. d. Reilly to Winfield S. Lap
ham, = Sc a 6-63 ..... $50
VIM. III. Gatewood to The Ebert
Circuit United Brethren Parson-
age Board II feet of south side
Of lot 5 fronting west on Elbert
street in the town of Ebert ~ %
Heinrich Engel to Lee Ramsey, ne
4, = NV a II, = NV a IL
S-63 3.............. 400
Minnie l.. Schumacher to Conrad
f. Glunz, NV a Sc a 30-7-64... l
PATENTS.
United States to Andreas Dahl, Sc u
34.6 63
United States to Winfield S. Lapham,
W 4 sw "a 4-7-63.
United States to Fred L. Weiss, he "a
2-7-64, 156 $500 acres.
United States to The Heirs Of Irwin
Moore, deceased, n 4 NV ii, NV a ne a
23-8.65.
United States to John Garss, = NV
a q, = ne Il 2S-8-62.
United States to Eugene Vaughn, n e
sw a, = NV a 7-106l, 1863 100 acres.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26
SWEET MARIE AGAIN WON
FROM WENTWORTH, HEATS

looked a vastly different horse winning
today that he did last week. Jafferty
kept him as close to his field as possible
all the time, and as result he finished
good and strong.
The third heat in 20eH is his first per-
formance inside 2.l0. and he was not all
out by a good deal. He was forced 20
this mark by Italia and Princess Helen,
who were fighting for second money Di-
rector Joe. the half brother 70 Joe Patch
en-. was not very far away. either.
Lon Maynards handsome stallion,
Flexo, won the 2:21 trot as the talent
expected. but in order 10 get the money
he had TO display lots OF courage, for in
Flying Axworthy he had an opponent
with more speed. Flexo's gameness.
BILE driving is what saved the day.
The brother 10 Walter Keim took the
first heat In 2:i5h, lost the second In
slower time by going to break under
stif drive, and was out-trotted In the
third by Flying Axworthy. a pretty little
stallion by Axworthy out OF Bell1ower
2:12A. the queen 3-year-old OF her day
laid at Axworthys side Into the stretch.
where responding 10 Demarest's reins-
manship. he raced the pony or his stride,
performance OF the year to the credit of
a green trotting stallion.
Demarest now told Maynard 10 get of
his money. as the chestnut horse was up
10 no such n fourth heat. "I do not be-
lieve he can come back much better than
2&." said Mart. Well" replied Nav
nard. II am going 10 stand pat. for / be-
lieve you can drive another one Of those
finishes. and that will win
Two very tired stations battled for the
NTH heat, and just as II looked as though
Demarests horse was beaten the strain
told on the little horse and of he went
into run, giving F1exo first prize.
Wentworth's stable mate. who Knows
made good In the 5000 pacing stake. but
was torced 10 take record OF 2:llA In
the second heat by Lucky Buck and
Gamehurst
Today free -for-all PAGERS. including
Angus Pointer. Nervolo and The Friend
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26
'J[D" JONES AMONG THE
FIRST 8 TENNIS PLAYERS

G. NJ. Bull, Jr., w. J. Clothier. y. B.
Dewhurst. Robert lie, Roy, L C. Wright.
X. II. Behr. f., @. Anderson end J. d. f.
Jones are the first eight in the quest
for lawn tennis honors in the Longwood
Cricket clubs tourney. and matched by
pairs In the order given. will now con-
tinue the grinding down. with a place In
the semi finnls, the frst four. their i'm
mediate objective.
In the cup singles the four matches
In prospect now present lot Of the most
Interesting kind OF problems. In the up
per half w. J. Clothier Is the natural
choice for place IN the finals. but his
way In not the smoothest. he first being
called upon TO play @. NJ Bull and then
70 have II out with either r. r. Dewhurst
or Robert lie Roy.
In the lower half II Is a question be-
tween I. G. Wright. the Canadian cham
pion. and Karl IT. Behr, and they will
settle Il all this afternoon. The one win
ming Will have 10 fight either F. G. Ander-
son or J. ID r. Jones. the occupants OF
the bottom quarter.
For the doubles, speculation lays Il
TO either Hackett and Alexander or
Larned and Clothier. Each pair has some
distance 10 go yet. but there IA no doubt
but what they will clash in the final
round
Yesterday was gorgeous one for
players and spectators alike. and the card
offered choice Of real attractions.
The most attractive feature was the
second round match In doubles between
II. II Hackett and r. r. Alexander and
O. l.. Wrenn and r.. Fincke.
Hackett and Alexander won. as they
were expected 10, getting the match in
straight sets though not without nego-
tiating battle royal The sets went
6-2' SIS. S-e. The winning pair devoted
themselves 20 stra aight. hard tennis. driv-
ing and placing with accuracy and very
seldom erring I'm Judgment The Wrenn-
Fincke combination lacked aggressive
ness. They lobbed necessarily but were
short for the most part They were back
court most % the time. though when they
did get up court their work improved
The seven cup matches were every
one of them worthy. Irving Wright had
his troubles In disposing OF Richard
Hooker. losing the hrst two sets before
he got his game going and pulled out 10
fine win. g. =. Watson. Jr. put n
stopper on the aspirations Of r. c. Sea
Yer. the Massachusetts champion. taking
Ave sets 10 do n. and then went down 10
defeat himself az the hands OF Robert
LEROY
w. j. C1othler won his advance easily
from Norman Cabot. and c. NJ Bull had
20 travel four long sets the first being
four times deuce and the last twice, be-
fore he got X. 2 Lovering's measure
j u. " Jones played one oi his charac-
teristic matches against v. ~. Dana. taxi
Ing the limit Of sets TO make the win.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26
HOOD00 HORSE ON
H00D00 DAY WON

Browns estate, bet $50 against $4,000.
These were the principal winners. but
there were at least dozen men who had
81 and IS bets on the colt
Niger Mike was in the front rank OF
the big field OF horses from the start TO
the finish. He stood a long, hard drive
through the stretch. and won by the mar
gin of 13 inches or trihe over head.
II took John F. Madden Just four days
10 transform Salvidere from a maiden
10 a stake winner In that time he i'm
proved the physical condition OF the
youngster so much that he won the Mon
tauk stakes from Electioneer in fast
time.
Madden with T. Hitchcock, Jr.. brought
Salvidere at the sale Of the horses run
ming. in the name OF w Harry Brown.
for $1,000 He got the horse late on Sat
urday As soon a. the youngster passed
into his hands. Madden examined him
and found he had tender feet. He or
dered the colts racing shoes removed at
once and had him shod with aluminium
plates. These proved most beneficial TO
salvidere, and he worked a trial so we'll
for Madden that he added him to the list
OF starters for the stake yesterday. I'm
der Madden's instructions Sewell took
Salvidere 10 the front at the start and
he RENAME in the lead throughout and
won easily by nearly two lengths. The
race was worth $3.50 TO the winner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26
MILL LEAGUE SCHEDULE OUT

The woonsocket Mill league schedule
for The rest of the season is as follows:
July 2s-Glenark VS. Sarsnac at Cold
Spring: American Wringer VS.. Leicester
at Minerville; Perseverance vs. Alice Mill
at Saranac Oval: Manvile VS.. Machine
and Press at Clinton Oval.
Aug. 4-Glenark vs Leicester at Sara
nae Oval; Machine and Press We. Saranac
at Cold Spring; American Wringer vs.
Perseverance, at Clinton Oval: Manville
VS. Alice Mill at Millerville.
Aug. 11-Glenark VS.. Manville at Miller
Vile; Perseverance VS.. Saranac at Cold
Spring: Machine and Press VS.. Leicester
at Saranac Oval; American Wringer VS..
Alice Mil at Clinton oval.
Aug. 1s-Glenark VS.. Machine and Press
at Clinton Oval: Perseverance VS., Man
Vile at Saranac Oval; American Wringer
vs. Saranac at Millerville: Alice Mill VS.
Leicester at Cold Spring.
Aug. &-Glenark VS. American Wringer
at Clinton Oval: Saranac VS.. Alice Mill
at Millervdlle; Perseverance vs Machine
and Press at Saranac Oval: Manville VS.
Leicester at Cold Spring.
Sept. 1-Genark VS. Perseverance, at
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26

Cold Spring: Machine and Press VS.. Alice
Mill and Milerville: American Wringer VS..
Manville at Clinton Oval; Leicester VS..
Saranac at Saranac oval.
Sept g. A. M-Glenark VS. Alice Mil
al Cold Spring: Perseverance VS. Leicester
at Millerville: American Wringer VS.. Ma
chine and Press at Saranac Oval; Man
Vile VS.. Saranac at Clinton Oval.
Sept. 3. p. M.-Glenark VS. Saranac at
Saranac Oval; American Wringer VS.. Lei
cester at Cold Spring; Perseverance VS..
Alice Mil at Clinton OVAL Manvile VS..
Machine and Press Milervilie.
Sept. s-Glenark VS.. Leicester at Miller
vile; Machine and Press VS.. Saranac at
Cold Spring; American Wringer VS.. Per-
severance at Clinton oval: Manville VS.
Alice Mil at Saranac oval
Sept. 15-Gienark VS.. Manville at Cold
Spring Perseverance VS.. Saranac at Mil
lerville; Machine and Press VS. Leicester
at Clinton Oval: American Wringer VS.
Alice Mill at Saranac Oval
Sept 22-Clenark VS.. Machine and Press
at Saranac Oval; Perseverance VS. Man
VILE at Millerville: American wringer
VS.. Saranac at Cold Spring; Alice Mill vs.
Leicester at Clinton Oval.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26
OFF DAY
SKEETER'S PROFIT

Jersey City took undue advantage or
Jack Cronin in the first inning yesterday
and assaulted his curves without giving
him the least consultation. II was bif,
bang, and run from the first man up 70
the ninth. A base on balls and four steals
added TO the batting fest netted Murray's
team six runs Josslyn went In withou.
a chance to warm up and was found FOR
three singles in the second inning. two OF
them very punky, but after getting his
arm 10 working he had the homo team
in a box. During the whole OF the lam
basting and all through the game the
Grays felded in grand form, not sus-
picon OF an error ma-ring their work.
II was with the bat and on the bases that
the team went bad. F'oxen pitched for
President Powers saw The game from
the grand stand.
Providence went cut n one. two. three
order in the first. Clements hit n slow
one TO Poland and beat the throw ty
fast sprinting Bean bunted TO Cronn
and was out at first. pushing Clements
to second. Cassidy hit sharply past Eocs.
Clements scoring Cassidy stole second,
sliding under Rock. daaford was passed
and on the next pitch worked a double
steal with Cassidy.
Merritt stung ed-hot one through
Thornell. Cassidy scoring. Kestc- singled
10 centre. sending Hlnford lome and
Merritt 10 third. Grant dropped a Texas
Lacquer down back ~ La chance that
struck an inch fair and bounded 10 the
bleachers on foul ground. Keister and
Merritt dashing across ,he pan.
Butler kept up the slaughter Ivy hit
ting safely to centre. IN whoch Foxen
ambled home. Butler stole second, and a
Barton's throw went vide ~ KEEP; on 10
third Brodie recovered the ball and threw
TO Thornell, who got Butler yardd from
the base. At this point Harley sent ClG
min 10 the bench and called out JossIyn
Foxen closed the inning 10y fying to Har-
ley.
In the second Grant threw Selbach out
at first. La Chance shot fast one past
Cassidy and Brodie dropped one into right
centre. Rock hit TO tIeister forcing Bro-
die. but beat the Try for double play
Candy taking third. Barton hit tely 10
right, La Chance going home with the