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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-07

Rev. Geo. A. Reid and wife Of
Rogers street, left yesterday for Roa-
nokc. Va, to be with friends and
relatives a few days and viii return
next Monday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-07

In India the wages paid for coal
mining are % cents ton. Women
as well as men are employed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-07

reenlisted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
F NEST OF FRUIT
IS ON EXHIBITION
Eleventh Annual Meeting Of Viz
ginia Horticultural Society Be
Held This Week.
ORCHARDS AND THEIR VALUE
How to Make Two Apples Come
Where Only One Bloomed
Before.

The eleventh annual meeting of the
Virginia state horticultural Society viii
he had az AIurphy's Hotel. this city. De-
cemoer 18th ana 18th. The society will
also make an exhibit OF specimens OF tile
finest fruit grown in Virginia. The ses-
sious OF the society will be had each day
al 10 A. NJ. 2.30 p. VI. and g r. NJ
The features Of the meeting viii be- adj
dresses and discussions on tine best
method of growing and marketing the
Horticultural products of the state. with
particular reference 10 the needs and pos
sioiities OF this section of the State Men
or ane abilities and large experience viii
contribute 10 the discussion The pro-
gram for the sessions is as follows.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18TH
Prayer by the Rcy. T.. y. Calsch. ID. To.
Address OF welcome. by Dr Jackson.
editor Southern Planter
Response. by Hon. S. J.. Lupton. OF
Frederick
President annual address. Samuel p
Woods. Of Alnemarle.
Appointment of committees ou rcsoiu-
tons f.ut awards auditing ANA meme
bcrship.
Rcnort of Secretary Treasurer Tupton.
eAddrcss what Virginia Could do To-
Advance Her Agricultural and Hor-icul-
tural Interests" Dog Hon. Henry O.. stuart.
Discussion. Dow George D.. Murrnll. OF
BEDFORD. A. H. Bowman. Salem. and
Commissioner Of Agriculture g. w.
I<ouer.
"Commercial Orchardirg: It's Trials and
Trumphs." 10y John J.. Wlssier OF Sheu-
audoah.
Discussion by j. T.. Phillips. s.. D.. Lup-
ton. James Craig. Charles l.. Wayland
and others.
"Imm grafton TO Virginia" by Hon. O.
W. kolner. Air. koner will tell OF the roe
suits of his recent trip 90 northern
Europe to interest agricultural iaborers in
thc possibilities OF Virginia.
"Bi-Products OF the Orchard by w. A.
D. Moncurc. Of Blacksburg: r.. p. Way
land. Of Crozet and Joseph Wailerstein,
OF Richmond.
"Evaporating Fruits" Colonel j. IT,
Rangcley. of Patrick.
>, Canning fruits and Vegetables" by J..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
BANKS LOSE TO
SUBTREASU3Y
Great Government ABSORPTION
Offers Large Gains From
Interior
LOSS EXCEEDS 100000


NEW york.. December Io.-Tns known
movements OF money for the week ended
with the close of business Thursday
show less by the local banks of 81. s69 200
The banks gained net from the interior
$i2ll,Su5. but lost TO the slbtreasury s4.-
$4,000. ID is TO he noted. however. that
payments hy the local subtreasurv to-day.
representing deposits ia the New York
banks. and the fact that tine subtreasurv
was 70 debtor at the clearing house this
morning for over $4,000 may reduce
tho loss for the week in Tomorrow
statement of averages.
STOCK exchange interests were rather
aupreueusife That the banks would ba
able 90 exact high rates Of interest to-
day. owing to the fact that loans carried
over until Monday. AZ the sam. time ID
U.s. believed that this VIII be- the last day
Wnrn amy manipulation Will Doe practi-
cable. and. therefore. :hat it viii prob
ably represent the last high loan rate
day of the season. Tomorrow govern
mont checks for anticipated interest ON
national bonds viii Doe mailed and bee
come available IN bank on Monday. The
amount is estimated at about $1,000 Oo0 Iu
addition 90 this the deposit OF $1,000 900
az Treasury funds in tle national banks
VIII Dee completed. and by the next week
probably tNe entire Slo@UU0p or per
cent. bonds which tue Secretary OF the
Treasury is purchasing viii have been
Ioid oa llencc tlr now week. WiN begin
with total amount of So. pl0oo1 off money
released from the Treasury into tine chan
uels of trade This amount will evrn-
tlaliv become the basis for N1HE credits
eNoo'dins SloWp.Wo
LiquidaJol Helps.
The liquidation strrdag iu tnr market.
especially in the lish-priced shares. was
expected to cut some figure iu easing thc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
Considerable Quiet AC-
tlVlty--A New Tobacco
Factory to be Built
MORE HOMES FOR
WORKING PEOPLE
Increased Cost Of Living, High
Prices for Everything Driving
People TO Suburbs, Where
They Can Raise a
Part of Their
Supplies

The week ltl-f chased f.as moi ,,-it1.s..t ID
n,, ..,...t .......... &c. .t. -..f ...
''
t"'' l"t'' mas D'en cDnaio aDir lNq--tf
o. investors Tor We'll located prop ftt.
anu "a great deal 'l inquiry ''i .iNa-i
A'-77 anu l-t '-'f'l-i -''e upon NNi.l
'' "-l.o sii"- houses i' "'.6 az tl.
eaies tAat were made within f-r -.ft
Ainlts duiin6 me week We're sn.a4- tr1fi--
H+'7 'i '.-e agents report
iiiN ei"NA rAlt7 oi small houses ana raw
N.l lois. hAi none or Them -fe willing
70 give -artr llars
.e sale on t-e ola j. b. Pace tooaceo
81 Sow York Richmond. was the largest
single sale made during t- week ami
the most important In many r,spfcts.
j. IS especially interesting t0 %. tobacco
men, Tor 10 means Increased business iu
this cify ln the tobacco manufacturing
Ilr. THE Fax Company hope to ha.-
t.eir new a-L larger factory ready for
o. clponcy hg the middle of rezt Man
end tnes say they are going 90 make ir
one az Tho most uu-to-dato Factories of
sts kind Bod the South. Tho sale was tf.a,i..
o. d. Thompson Brown e. CO.
Houses for WorL;,cr M,
.
"fe'ta hi- 'af-i- %
%. ~. h-'- '-
-''N ana ti't houses iH tA,..inoii. tn
I'httd % men oi t'tl .l means. moe
""n --'' I.Ns mo" oi ai Kinds
'7'i-' iAis paper tis called attention tp
' -a, sDai'-i- 'i 'tls class oi houses.
POS SHOWN ii.'-f Dc i7 MOI to t-i'h-
'''hd ffee-t mat they are 800 scarce.
"no '""l i-r cuisines. trd best interest
- '.' 'ilf are 'rinE injured ny D.. lt
''-" a. very A-" uhlert among
"" agents 4--s TaE in interviews
''' prem VITO nave ~ The matter
'''-N' .-7 suggested IT." remedy. and
" mas i-i me agents to talking
~ fAtsaAiIAtrIa t'aa .A. rlNt- Lf.tf f.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
LOCO. SELLS NOTES.
To Provide Working Capital.
Harvey Eiske g Sons BUYERS.

NEW YORK. December l5-In order
TO provide working capital the American
Locomotive Company has sold $5.00o0oo
per cent. notes GO Harvey Fisk & Sons.
The notes run from one 90 five years.
81 Ooo0oo to Doe paid on each year. An
but S50oVn of tho notes have alrcad,.
been sold. and tho balance is offered CD
a per cent. basis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

J.. Moomaw. of Cloverdale
Reports of committee on home fruits
and orchard statistics. Walter Whately.
chairman.
''Tne homo Garden and What u SHOULD
AIean o. tho Nrlnia Farmer" bv Hon
W. w. Tracy sr. formerly with u. ~.
Ferry Company
Report of state Entomoloeist Professor
j. To Phillips. OF Eacl,sburg.
Evening Session.
Report OF committee on vineyards and
small fruits. H. %. Dinwiddie. chairman.
Report OF committee ON new fruits and
romenciature. d. J.. Price. chairman
Nursery Needs OF Virginia Professor
y. t. Phillips. Backshure. Discussion bv
b. g. Watkins. OF Hallsobro: G.. l. Wen
ger Dayton. Na-- W. r. Hood OF RicA-
mond. and Walter Whately. Of CrozeL
Morning Session, December roth.
status ~ Peach Yellows" w d. Price
Jr Blackshure.
Possibilities no Virginia as an Agri-
cultural and horticultural state" pr s
a. Robinson. of Crozet; Professor w T.
Atwood. Charlottesville and r. ". Woo
en-. Crozet.
Distribution ana Marketing Fruit" by
n. j. Eustace Department of Aericul-
ture.
Election of officers for eusnina, wear
and fixing time and place OF next needing
Reports of committees on resolutions
fruit awards. auditing ard fruit list or,
transportation and marketing. by their
chairman
How to Make our Society More Pros
porous ana influential" address by Wal
ter Whatelr. Crozet Discussion bv
others.
Report of state Uo~ticultrr.st p~oeos-
soy b. J.. Price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

CCOntlnued on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
Much Quiet Business.

-
one of fhe Leading real estate men OF
the city. being asked yesterday his views
rs to the conditions of the real estate
market. said. There is a great deal OF
business being done ln quiet way. and
every agency iu the city is being kept
busy Inquiry for good property an the
part OF investors, or spectators. If YOU
wish 20 SO designate them. is quite ac-
tive HOmc-builders. too. are looking for
property. but they do NOT seem to be ia
as much OF a hurry 20 close mp trades
as the agents would like 90 have them
20 be. You see. every contractor is fun
Of work. and a man buying now to build
a home could hardly commence building
operations before spring. For that rca-
son be is noe in O hurry 20 buy. would
rather take lis time and the chance TO
pick up a bargain somewhere
Another prominent agent said to The
Times Dispatch man; There is greater
inquiry for unimprovcd suburban proper
~ than 1 have ever known since I have
4oon i'm tine real estate business. For
2 long time the demand was almost en-
tirelv for improved and rcvcnue-producing
property but in the last few weeks, cspe-
cialIv last week and this week "A strong
demand has sprung up for vacant subur-
han property. I could name number
Of men who own good homes within
the city limits who are looking for su-
burban property and are seriously con-
templatine building away beyond the city
limits and going there to live
Naturally. The Times-Dispatch man
asked for q reason for this kind OF a
movement. and the rsal estate man
replied: There are several reasons that
would suggest themselves. but I am sure
The real reason may be found in tho IN
creased cost Of living in town.
Men are simply g0ing 20 live out in the
suburbs where they can have room
enough to raise their own vegetables and
fowls and eggs. and where they can keep
q COW. Yes, sir. the increased cost Of
living is driving people beyond the city
limits ana YOU are going TO see a rush Ia
Chat direction. too
Eessrs. IL. Selden Taylor & Co. made
= oCo-,f,.,.. -, c....s 49,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

lcontinaed on Second Pago4
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
o,,nhIican County Convention.

,:oct;on of the Republican
By ~ Committee Republican
Cenll T., nominating convention will
bounty nO ~ Horseshoe Bend, Boise
convene en IDAHO d on Saturday, Sep
c0u lhsr %, 1906, at II o'clock a. M
tsn9 tbe p purpose of nominating a
i 10 " 'G Senator, Representative, Clerk
State .S" ' district Court and ex-officio
q 'nf and Recorder. Treasurer,
s Auaitff' Assessor, County Attorney,
Snsllli n'tendent of Public Instruct
supp Probate Judge, Coroner, Sur
0. ror and three County Commits
' ':Osrs, to be voted for at the gen
' SOL election to be held Tuesday.
Ss lal 6, 1906, and for the pur-
s 'v'' Of electing a County Central
S W. and for the transaction
| ! vi sucb other business as may prop
ri" y ,' be brought before it.
The primaries for the purpose OF
| ,.eting delegates to the said county
' invention are directed to be held
N Monday, Sept. 10, between the
I u Of 8 O'clock p. m. and 6 o'clock
NJ in the country precincts and
Estween the hours of 2 o'clock p. m.
and 6 o'clock p. min the city and
pvn precincts.
. The various precincts of the
ODutv are entitled to delegate rep
r,entation in said convention as
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
Mas Well Known at Emmett.

0 SEaklng of the man whose dead
On G0 was found nearly a month ago
ar uOiu l,, Fork, the Emmett Index
G s llller was we'll known in
Until and was well thought of.
sbesn a month ago he had herded
ball.. lof the Knox brothers. His
Aqra u hves on Squaw creek and
aeat u ss n. made his home. His one
9Goriaaul llng was over-indulgence
ae p4 E0 and when under it's infu-
desire II IT, mao .s1 frequently expressed a
wears Of age" NV ' "''
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
NOTICE

On the Oath of July / lost six
canvas nose bags on the road be-
tween Fisher Station and Lardo.
Since that time the horses those
nose bags were used on have all
been condemned and killed by or
der of the State Veterinarian. Said
nose bags are infected with gland
ers, and finder had better burn
them. GEO. E. STILES.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
Ian Vote at Coming Election.

! -Four Firms, John G. Johnson,
,Iln ). Maxi, John Arola and
wary Laitura, all of Long valley,
I \ II exceedingly good taste
", @klng out naturalization papers
% 4 !. Monday. The county is richer
y, twenty dollars because of the
S s'ilSacton, while the benefit to
I"' new American citizens battles
'1ilah estimate. Caldwell News.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
ALPHA


AiPh", Au uoV ~.
The Rebekah social at this place
was well attended, and all appre-
clated Mr.. Gillilan's good talk on
Odd Fellowship. The ice cream
and cake served by the Rebekahs
was very good indeed.
j. S. Pinkston's daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of
Owyhee, Oregon, are visiting their
parents at this place for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pulford of Boise
are visitors at d. E. Hackett's and
intend staying for ten days.
Charles Cantrall and family
have gone on a few days visit to G..
e. Randall's at Knox.
Haying is all done in this local
ity, and everyone is rejoicing over
the good hay crop.
John Atkin is again hauling hay
to Knox.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
Oregon Short Line Ry.

No. Passenger, east $40 a. m.
No. 6--Passenger, east 2:51 p. m.
No. 4-B.-W. local, east, 1880 a. m.
No. Passenger, west 2:4S a. m.
No. 5-Passenger, west .4:10 p. m.
No. 3-B.-W. local, west, 1920 a. m.
J. w. LAPIsH, Agent, Weiser.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that we
have this day dissolved partnership
by mutual consent. All accounts
and notes due this firm are to be
paid to H. G. Sims at the store. All
bills against this firm will be paid
by He. Sims.
H. G.. SIMS.
B. M. WHITLEY.
Dated, Vanwyck, Ida, Aug. 1, 1906.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
Jack, Kentucky Boy"

will stand at Sims barn, Vanwyck,
during the season. Terms: Single
service $3.50; season $1,000; to in
sure mare with foal $12 so.
L. r. WEDDING, Manager.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30
WANTED

Rock men and muckers for work
upon the Pacific & Idaho Northern
Hallway extension; also good teams
nr scraper work. Good wages and
steady work. Address,
w. LONG, Council, Idaho.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-30

Dated this 18th day of Aug, 1906.
WALTER F. HIATT, Chairman.
Ia ASHCROFT, Secretary.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
NOVEMBER TERM
CIRCUIT COURT CLOSED
Resolutions s..byIths Bar and Court
Officials COmpIlmenting Judge
Ward HeadIey
Ward HeadIey
THE FOLLOWING CASES DISPOSED OF

The November term Of the Crit
tcndcn Circuit Court closed Saturday
after two weeks session was presided
over with signal ability and credit to
himself by the Hon. Ward Headley.
OF Princeton. Below we give the
findings in each case which shows
that much business was transacted
aud the docket cleared of many cases.
That the Judge pro TEN pleased the
parties concerned is shown by the
resolutions which we publish and
which were signed by the officials of
the court aud the members of the
Marion bar.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
CHAPTER WI.

The unexpected always happens"
began The psepdo-deiective. closing
his hat, drawing on his gloves and
stuffine them into a pocket As a
friend of mine used to say. II is the
unexpected that always surprises us
We never expected tn see these
charming mssquesaders again. did we,
William"
No, sir" said William, srinnine at.
!ably, we didn't, The gentleman Was
very nice aud obliging to me, slr,
when ] was In The cellars"
so understand Now" continued
the late Mr. Haggerty, with the deadly
aifability Of a MaCaire, Il beg Of loI
Mr. Comstalk | neg Of you not tC
move or to become unduly excited
wastes the red corpusclcs, that is to
say the life OF the blood"
Your blood, sir. must be very thin"
| returned coOlly. But l cursed him
soundly in my m.nd Williams bulg.
ing side-pocket convinced me that any
Undue excitement on my part would
>e exceedingly dangerous,
William, you can always tell
gentleman" said the chief rogue adj
niringly. "A gentleman always re-
ognl2es his opportunities, and never
cse5 his sense OF the balance of
hings,"
And he is usually witty. too, sir"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
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The bogus liaegerty will never
( cross our paths again. He has skipped
by the light Of The moon. 40. that's
not the mystery. Why did you tell
me you were an impostor: why did
YOU 90 10 HE cellars with me. when
al The while You were at the ball on
Mrs. lIyphen-3onds' invitation"
She leaned on her elbows and
smiled al me hunOrously.
Would you really like to know.
Signor? Well. was an impostor. "
She sat with her back to the fire. and
a weird halo OF light seemed to sur.
round her and frame her Mrs. lily.
phcn-Bonds accidentally dropped that
invitation in my studio. a few days
.efpre she sailed for Europe. sim
ply could not resist the temptation.
That is all the mystery there is"
And they still think you were there
rghtrully,'
You are no longer mystifed?'
Yes: there is X another mystery
To solve: myaelf"7I know it. Wirh-
oar rhyme and reason. was in love:
and without rhyma or reason. ! was
glad OF it,
Shall YOU ever be able to solve
such a mystery ?"--quizzically
1T all depends upon YOU"
Mr. Comstalk. you will not mar
the exquisite humor of our adventure
by causing me annoyance am sure
that some dgv we snail he worry onod
friends. But one does not talk of love
on eight hours acquaintance Besides,
you would be taking advantage Of my
helplcssncss; for | really depend upon
you To see me safe back 10 New York.
II is only the romance. the adventure:
and such moonlight nights often SUI
perinducc sentiment atty. What do
you know of me? Nothing. What do
know of you? Nothing. save that
there is kindred spirit whish is al.
Down in your heart you know You are
only temporarily affected by moon
shine. Come, make me a toast!"--lirt-
ing her cup
Won are right" said ]. Il am
gentleman But II was only consist
emf that, having been the fool. |
should now play the ass. Here's"
and | held up my cup.
Bur neither Of US drank; there
wasn't time.
For the door opened quietly. and in
walked the two men we had seen upon
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

entering the Inn. One of them gently
closed the door and locked IT, One
was in soiled every day clothes, the
other in Immaculate evening dress
The latter doffed his opera hat with
the most engaging smile imaginable
The girl and looked mp al him in
blank bewilderment, and set our cups
down so mechanically that the warm
amber liquid spattered on rhe table.
cloth.
Galloping Dick and the affable in.
spectOr of the celsTs stood before US!
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06

William assented.
The girl sat pale and rigid in her
chair
What do you want?" demanded
saNdgCly.
For one thing. | should like 10
question the prowiety Of gentle.
mans sitting down to dine with lady
without having washed his face. The
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
Has Stood the Test IS Years.

The old original Grove, Tastless
Chill Tonic, You know what You
are taking. It is iron aud quinine
in taotlcss form. No cure No pay
price Doc;
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-06
RESOLUTIONS.

RESULT IIoNS.
At meeting of the Marion Bar
Association held in the circuit court
room at the call of the President l..
Ii. james, the following resolution,
were passed.
Whereas, the said Hon. Ward
Headlcy, Of Princeton, Ky, ma, just
completed the November term 1906
Of the Cuucuucu Circuit Court as
/ special Judge, aud.
Whereas. the said Hon. Ward
Hcadley ha, discharged the duties Of
the high position with signal ability,
perfect impartiality, and with the
utmost courtesy to the members of
the bar liugants and officers Of the
court:
Now, Therefore, BE it resolved
that we, the members of the Marion
bar and officers of the court, tender
to Judge leadlcy our sincere thanks
for his uniformly kind and patient
department while presiding over the
court. aud beg TO assure him of our
high personal esteem and great adj
mlration for his legal ability and his
Kindness aud impartialty continuous
ly.displayed during this entire term
OF the court. And We trust tina. our
acquaintance with him, 80 suspicious
iy begun, may ripen into years of
friendship.
BE it Further Resolved, That these
Resolutions be spread upon the re-
cords of this court, upon page set
apart for that purpose, and that cop
les of same be delivered to the county
papers of Crittendcn and Caldwell
counties, with the request that same
be published, and copy also dcliv-
cred to Hon. Ward Headey.
l." II. James, President; Champ
ion IL Champion, J. G. Rochester,
W. j. Deboe, Il, h. Moore, Jno. 4.
Moore, A. G. Moore, VIM. II. Clark.
}, W. Blue, Jr. Ollie NJ. James, Jas.
y. Moore, y. II. Travis, Jailcr;
Jno. Il. Asher, Committee.
COMMONWEALTH DOCKET.
The following cases were continued
Same vs. j. Il. Green, trespass.
Same vs. Shade Holder, breach of
peace.
Same vs. same, carrying concealed
a deadly weapon.
Same vs. Ira Sullivan, selling liq-
uor to a minor.
Same VS. Ira sullivan, selling liz
uor without license.
Same IS Charley Cook, cutting an
other in sudden heat.
Same vsl. Fred Gaines, carrying
concealed a deadly weapon.
Same VS. Bob Pogue, breach of
peace.
Same VS. +, X. Pool peddling with
out license.
Same VS. same, same.
Same VS. National Fertilizer Co., !
failing to file statement.
Same VS. Fred Gaines, breach of
peace.
The following were settled.
Same VS. Clyde Woody, on appeal.
Same VS. same, same
Same VS. same, same
The following were compromised.
Same VS. Illinois Central r r Co..
failing to sound whistle, etc.
Same vs. same, same
Same VS. same, same
Same VS. Central Telephone Co.,
creating common nuisance.
EQUITY DOCKET.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1906. !