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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY Ot' NEWEERSN.
IN pNOEArE COURT.

l.. NJ Player. IL bis OWN ri-uC au>;
- a&:;:::;>tva:"", W. Il. Gau":c. ii his
wv; :i:-;::: a"i As Administrator vi
NJ. NJ. Player. deceased. Plaju5ittS.
LttliuS Player. er al. Defendants.
C"mplaiut - sell land t. make pay
meuc ot debts.
by victure Of Al order Of this Court
il the above entitled case I will sell
~ NewbeCry Court House on Monday.
J>ale$tay> the 7ttl VI january. 1907
during the legal hours ot sale. al,
that log ~ parcel ot land lying and
Ae,"- situate IL the Town$tlip NJ. |.
C"I;:tE AZ; State aforesaid. belong
-; - IKE Estate II NJ. VI. Player. de-
ceased. rr"taic,tu- turee au.i l5-lN0
5 l1-lQo acrs>. ,unve W less. au,i
oHN:l,;e,; by .A,:i$ IT :. J. McCau.;,-
ri". c&H Mo,lot,o" Mit,. Tabov Hill
AID others. i, ruree or uore parcels.
Plac> :" be- exhibited NJ day of sale.
TUiS ,a:i les just outside the cor
n""A:e limits ot the Town IT New
berry. r2lc the Nollolou Mil'
Tertu$ ot sale: pHe-l:Att cash. bal
aHce ~ credit u Twelve months WIKI
interest tcou day Of sale aC tue rate
IT elSht per cent. per auuum. TIE
credit portion u be- secured ov /
h""i ~ TIE purchaser a,,,' l ulort-a.e
~ the pr"tui<e$. Purchaser ~ pay
t"r the papers.
J. {. Wilson.
Probate ,':;,i-a t"r NevhAr"v Cn.;--
"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25

Isn't 1t rather hypercritical to find
fault with senator for collecting pay
for his son as private secretary while
the son is really away at college For,
of course. the son writes for his paw.
New York Commercial.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
Death From Lockjay.

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arr lea Salve. Its antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning Chas. Oswald, merchant.
OF Rensselaersville, n. Y, writes: ut
cured Seth Burch. Of this place of the
ugliest sore on his neck I ever saw. -
Cures Cuts. Wounds. Burns and Sores.
25c at w E. Pelham & Sons drug
store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
An Alarming Situation.

frequently results from neglect of
ciogged bowels and torpid liver. until
constipation becomes chronic This
condition is unknown to thnee who use
DR., Kings New Life Pills; the hest and
Centlest regulators of Stomach and
Bowels Guaranteed by w. E. Pelham &,
Sons druggist. Price 25c,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25

Senator Platt was working Friday.
he introduced bill to increase the
salary of federal officer in this city.
Fenevolence is the statesman's long
SuIt.-Ncw York Sun.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
THE SMITH CO.,
for Christmas GOOdS

S ~ < o % have
rsS"sSs ~ y &mSs
o
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
THE GEARS NECKLACE.
Sold Under the Hammer in New York
City for Eighty-five Thousand
Dollars,
New York Aneritau.

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i. sad decay.
When cue uysSs"j Eu.usrvr succeed.
ei ~ his fathers ,rypus ne removed
the Austrian ambassador in disgrace,
il Is said. AuG the iiptomat went 70
Paris, where the necklace WAS rhe
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25

PAti*"te i he strongest of strong
jrju<<. t"r it kills IKE -ian, despair.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25

l., NJ, Player. i: bis OWN ri-;1C and
- administrators. W. Il. GaU,,:t. III his
wv; wish; a,:i As Administrator VI
VI. NJ PLAYER, deceased, PIai-riffs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

glalbt, baB Ser Staotratb ons sc.
Ihenf qnnebmen uno Die notbige
Sunnle 5ilr grbdltung ser 9ibliotbe-
ten Don Sabr 81 Sabr bemiaigen
fam.
Gle 3ufunt 0eS SORTS
McSenrp.
Der Wapor miro mor9en cine Con.
feren5 nit Dem G~rGiioenten Der Yarf'
9eboroe, Waior Rifaro 0enable,
lno General Noiutant Clinton g.
Giggs bon ser 5taatsmilij nbbolten,
I'm iiber Die 3ufunft bon Sort Mc.
Senrp gu lpredIen. Ter Mapor
milnidt, oaB ooiieIbe ser Staot iibcr.
geben miro, Inn ais Eurf uno auh
pom Sen Wili5truppen benutt 5l ner'
Den. General : Nojlttant Higgs iagte
9eItern, Dab er einen griei pom
&riegsiefret0r erbnlten babe, in nell
d)en oerielbe Ben WarpInnb Mili5.
trlppen gnrontirt, oaB linen ons
Sort i~ibergeben meroen iol, menn
oaiielbe @noe W6r5 Don Den 9nnoes-
tralppen gerGllnlt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
BUR SeahtnmA

Sir Serren @ercins- uno 2osen.
GcfrctGre ucrScn acbetcn, alle Ser
cinsbcridte pSer Sdriftitife, bic fir
ben y9cntidcn GorrcipOubeutcn" be.
Itimmt iinb, Sireft an Die 3citnng su
aoreiiiren, Tim elmer prumptcn Gr'
lcoisnns fidcr sm icin. 3nrd bas
NbrcIirrn ioldcr Sdriftitiide on
IngcItcllte treten in bercn Gblucien.
beit Gitcrs fir beibe Tarteicn unlieb.
fame &cr5Sgernngcn Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Sta6t Baltimore.
itntcrhaItuuas . @eameiicr.

@uFf.AtaDemir." - 9icte gSo6e: .Gausbt
In ipe IRgin".
.Siancp'c." Gicfc Ro6c: a9SbD @irIs
lcluc Some.
,,@aGeth." ~ Sicfe lgctbe; Bottom Bellies.
2dpItch .WatiHec.
Morris Epera Suuic." 49, Sieie gSOdDe: YCiu
Sudiiaoer unO feine Iiiuiircls.
nSpniSap," - Sieic No6e: pAuleo off toe
Surf.
rWiarnlaus." - Sieie gSo6e: Reiib's Sduoes
Observation-Disclosures. 31glih WIaitnee,
.Nnoiturium." - 2ori u1o Nnanis uno has
beribm1ie Bomb Pallet.
Mem WOuumrutai." - Sieie lSohe: III
gSite Sup" mo Die g2oQp Girl5~. ldeItb
Wiaiincc.
500 Riut," Turtb.gprnuc unb Ent, strnbe.-
SCtl oicn. Idglid 8lpei SoriielnHpet,
aeabur.2Drrunl.g % cretn." = 9onnerihaq, ben
%. Iobember. 9uiiernsS ouper uno @nu in Der
.Q0hprsQOceums0ule".
critics 4eabuou-Jiccital am Sreitna, bcn 30.
gtuocmber, 4 llbr 9id6mittdgS.
Spc5iul,G rturiiUn uadl GETTYSBURG am TAM
idnunpstaa, Souneritda, ben %. gtooerther.
,Nrbcttrr.Nf auucrnlor." Gtetlitng, Den a.,
Sesember, guiterus SrupCr uni 0uH In Der
,QuidOeitea0nle, Dir. 600. IScros 6reIlont'gloe
Tamru.@erriu ,@orpdrts" 9onncriioG.
ben %. NooelHbcr. iibrliteS gulIerIliouper II.
l;reieieqclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
(Mop27-Ic5ts)
s.. 9ebbcJ.

Gle bat elmer @ierii d)
tigen. - Sn einem Inioa bon
grensenloier Giferiuht begob Die gte.
germ 8eiiie 9anfs om Sonntog
Ibeno ibren @eliebten Gofuaro
@mpnn nit fodenoem Sbee urlo per.
briibtc benieIben 10 iflimm. oab Ct
Gr5tlide SiiIfe III aniprlit neGmen
.n,iiBte. Gos IrauerBimmer muroe
geItern perbaftet uno bon Goli5eirid).
ter &eplinger nod Dem @ei1ngnib ge-
iattSt, nnt leinen Ero5eB objumartcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Im Strang in's 5enicits.

Seben ourd) Grbongen eih Gnoe,
- &onnte Dem 5runf nidt emf.
lager llno p1bltc ocsbulb Den
Fob.
Hapmonb q. Craig, Elm - Sabre
alter Sobn oes Srr. Gapmono II,
Craig bon Hr. 702, @omonoion.Nue.
erbangte iid in Der 1adt pom Sonn,
tag nlti Wontag in einem Sdluppell
binter Der Wobnung bon Senrp alo.
lner, 9tr. 794, Sreoerid.Hpao. 5rolt
Scnrietta alamer ertoedte ben 2eid,-
nam geltcrn Morgen nm 6 llbr. Ger.
ielbe hing Don einem 9alfen oes
SduppenS, an Den cr nit einenl
@aifieil beieitigt mar. Nnh Den 9ln.
goben ieiner Nerluonbten ioa Craig
Oariiber p~er5peiielt gemeIen iein, oaB
er nift f1big mar, Dem Srlnf, Dem
er iid ergeben bate, 81 entlaaen, Gr
ioQ bereits Dor ieds Wonnten in Der
Samilie oes &rn. alamer, bel meid)er
er pobnte, iiber SelbItmorooblihten
geiprod)en bnber, nobel CT ais 8rllt1o
6tn bereits ermdbnten llmlton0 al.
gob. PIN Somitog Nbeno mltroe CT
bon cinem Sobn 0eS Nrn. &lonler in
elmer @irtbidait oil Der 6reoerid-
glpenue geleben. @r erihieu Damn
nid)t in Ieiner @obnung unO iuur0c
olld) am Sonntag nit Den Wobl5eiten
per9cb,i6 auf i'm aelportet. Gr ld)len
crit Ip1t am Sonntog abenO 5uritf-
gefebrt 81 iein mno Damn Die Sbot
uollbrndt 81 bobcr.
Oblpobl Srmu aloncr nm oic
Sclbitmorbgconntcn bcS iuugen
MonneS ml,btc, mar lie bod gcltcrll
Morgen nidt menig beItiir5t, ais tic
ben @rbGngtcn miiiono. Sic riei pcn
Scrgcantcn Connolly un0 oen Hpli,
5iItcn SomfinS pom Iiibmcitlifcn 81
thrift bcrbci. mcld)c Den Scid)nom ob.
ihnittcn mo ocu Coroner Tronf &.
Sores bcnodridltigtcn. Gebtcrcr ltclltc
cinen ullf ScIbItmoro lnlItenDcn 20.
oesihcin aus, Ser iungc Monn lpor
Del Der oSoitcr Bros. Spring gco
Manufacturing 80" ongcltcllt.
Cine Spnbs @riinoun1.
Gpioemic lit in Baltimore unp
onoercn Gbcilcn OcS StootcS Murp-
lan0 ollsgebrod)cr. Nahbcm Scr
.G6riitlid)e &crcin jnnger Mdnncr"
IN baltimore, Die gleiharti9cn Scr
cine in Sreocrid. Cumberland, Scott,
burg llnb onocren ElGtcn 9oufonbS
fir nclte &allen in eritoultlid fllr5er
3eit geiammeIt, bic S%ibernier. Ep-
tbioS Sitter, eagles mo anoere @e-
ieuidaften SoQenbuuten beihloiien
boben, mil jeBt nllf sic @erlpultungs,
beborbe ocs ollniteo Eatriotic Some
for Srpbon GbilOren Of Marplono"
$4,000 inmmeln fiir oen Anfouf eineS
permorcntcn SeimS, uno 5luor in 80
Sagen.
Son See unoSpfcn. Ger
Nor00eutiGe &loposI onlpier .Gol.
'el" miro, fnus 0erlelbe red)tjeitig g9-
ldoen peroen fam, bellte Nudmittoa
obfabren, mGbrenO miorigeniolls Die
IbIobrt crit mOrgen friib erfolgt.
Die bis jeBt ongehleloetcn aoiiiter-
Eoiiagiere iinb Serr 2ouis Miid)el
on Baltimore, Srou Morie 9ouer bon
Gleuclano, Srou Morie Semperb Don
Wilmaufee ltno @err Hobert aoppen
bon auegbenpsGitp.
Ger 9ompier ySronffurt" lit
nafiten 0onneritaa bier f0Qie. Ger
ielbe miro Is aoiiiten. lno 1850 3rpi-
idlenbedS -Eoiiaeiere beriiber bringen.
Gle Guarontdne6r5te boben Den
britiifen Gompfer r@inocroft." pcl-
der AM Samitng bier onfum, ans Der
Guornnt1ne f%reigeloiien, % Die
ldmnltlid)en &ronfbeitSfGae oils Mo-
lariafieber ieitgeitelt muroen. Slim
Wonn mur0en nod) benz yWarplono
lltiperiitGts Soipitol" 9ebrnd)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Tas Wettcr.

6iir Murplono u10 ben Iiltritt
Columbia belte flor mo fultcr, mc1t-
libc bis norbmeitlihc MinOc.
@citcrn mar Scr bofltc Sbcrmos
mCtCrituno 80 Wrao llm 3 llhr Nud)
mittnA4 un0 Der nicorigitc 3S @ro0
INN ; llhr OioracnS.
IN Sen iibrigcn WcttcrItntioncn oca
QunbCS mur0c Neltcrn Der fol9c,ot
nieoriNitc SbcrmometcrItonb per}cidr
net: GoItport 3G, EortlonO 81, 30
lion 40, NIbonp 40, NGu.9)orf 10,
E"biIuNclpbin 40. Atlnntic Sim u,
@uibington "a, Horiolf 10, Charlotte
40. SottcroS II, @iIminGton 40,
Gharlciton 81, Saponmnb 81, &odlons
billie 80. Iupitcr 10, Sen ,gScit II, Mt.
lonto Is, Montqomcru 80, NcmSr.
leans Ga EolcIiinc 81, Collection GS,
Corpus GbriIti 66, NtempbiS GO, Gin
cinnoti As. Eittsbura 10. SsWcao IS,
Buffalo 40, Glcpelanb IL, Detroit AZ,
Ilpena 3S, Worquette "a, Green Ban
Sc, Chicago 46, Iulutb 81, ct, saul
36, ct. 2ouis "a, aaniaSyGitp 3S.
Omaha 30, Siiron 26, 9iSmurd %,
@iaiiton s. SABRE 26. &elenu y,
Solt Snfc -. Genper -. Nortb.
Elottc 26, Ioogc 30, Nnloriuo % nno
Sos NngeIes II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Gbluarb y. 6. @(aier. len.

Gs itarb an 20. Nopem6er 1906
@onur0 u. o. @laier, ien.. in ieinem
60. 2ebensjabre, geliebter @ntte pom
Wor1aretbe 8Iaier. Sic 9eeroigung
iilloct Ionnerita9, 30, 9touember,
2.30 Nndm., POM Sroucrbouie, Nr.
25t1, Seiieriouitrnbe, aus itntt.
(33t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Gin id6nes nno niisIides 0eI4enf
fir M~nacb6riee 1T immer cine lebens.
aroFc photographic oSer cine Flint.
leriidj npqenoete Cupic eines alien
Wilbes in Grahon. @aEerfarbe, Del
oSer HaiiclI. Die idl0niteu Cabinet.
bilSer hi ST pro 9ntenS.
SnIins Sebbel, oeutider Ybotoerapb.
CO., 321 9oro.0as.S traie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
0as Iublifmm hat aefoltct!

Gas llrtbeiI 1T geiallen. 6ranf
Steil's neues Eager lit als jeoem Ssn-
portirten ebenbiiriig be3eidnet NOR.
Ben. Seet itets 5u baben bel alen
Gun0en. (331,4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
0lciSrr maiden Qente,

uenn lie bon q. Gnicrim, 3unSen.
idneioer. Ger. t2, Moro-g utapltrabe.
bergeIteat iino.
(M~nrjlt7-t9iTrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

$50 Ger 90. Sabresbaa beS Bidder.
llntcritiisungs.Terei rel Or. 3" finoct
nGd)Itrn Withuod in Der u@ermanln.
M1nnerd)or- Sallc" itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
WfISfcnbnnacn

mad Gcutidlano "a Gents pro Marf,
nad] Oeitreid 201a Gents pro arone.
gorto ertra. Sd)ifisfarten bon nno
nod Oeutidlano. I~eiiepaile. @ed)'
ieI. Greoitbriefe unO ansl1nSiIfes
@eIo. S6co. $. 9icncr & &c., 217
Sit.Y Baltimore. StraBe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
0ebbel cin,iges stnnio

befinoct lid in Nr. 321, WorS.0aD.
Strahe, nabc !Sisbitrakc, i'm Yartcrre
= feline Sreppcn IN eritciscm. @ir
baben iucber cine anSerc 8allerie in
Baltimore, nod Ngenten. Dan laic
lid, oesbalb nift uun Nsentcu uocr
amScren Yerionen ire fibrrn nnb
ad)tc SaranL pb infer Same auf bei-
ben Sdaufenitcrn nnb Sbiiren itcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27


1te 9eeroigung oe9 an
Somitng geitorbencn prominentcn
9lr5teS Or. 2iaoc @bmonDion Itfin-
ion iinbet berlte Morgcn pom Groucr.
bouic, Nr. 60l. GotbeOrnlitrobe, ans
uili scr y@rcenmount Gcnleterp" itott.
Sn Der bild)oflih protcitnntiihell
GmanuclS, Stride an Der gde bon
Cathedral. luto Heobitrabe miro Dor
Der TaItOr s. Souiton GccleIton einen
Srouer1ottesbi enit boIten. Sic Gbrcn.
bnbriuftrGgcr meroen iein: 9r. 9.
s. G6em, Tr. @illiom $. @elf, CT.
0illiom Z. Solparb. Or. @iuiom e.
Suliteoo, Or, Charles j. 9epnn, 1r.
Snmuel Sobniton, Sr. Fomboton
Glurf, Sr, Soutbgate 2enlmon nn0
Mnior Hid)aro DC. &enublc nnO bic
oftipcn Srdger Die &S. Guncon
Glorf, Serbs Speucc. 5boluoS ".
Smith u. Morris onion, !. 8. SO
ucIl. Or, !. VI. Srimblc mo 3r. Geo.
~. Goblin.
IN Chrcn 0es ~neltertUuhltCll
GnngrebiI b4eorbneten Sarrp y. @oli
pom oritten Giitrift pcronituItetc Der
racmc 6iibing otb Cunning Glub"
am SonntoH Nnhmittoa AT Soucr'0
Epint am 9cor Grccf elm Nuitcru.
roItcn. Gem Glub gcborcn pirlc
9cutid)e BON Dit Baltimore an, II. u.
Die $50. 2ouis Is. Souielmonn ". i.
Sd)roocr unb Sront Is. Sblborot.
Srienos' 2 dul Gon5ert
-Ginen initrllftipcn Muiifobeno per
unlt0lteten geItern in Der Irien63
Sdulc Die 2ebrcr OieicS Snititltt@
Der Gut bcilldt rpar uno iid ais eir
9rober Griolg crlpieS. GoS N~eholtpoI!,
Erogronm mar ipie iolat: Chopin
Eolnnaiie in Gis I'm, Or. ". .. Ee
tcrS; Otto Gontor-.gs the 0onn.'
SEER :. Conrad llblig; ST. &c @crio,
-GonccrtO 9tr. 1 Sp, fl, Serr SON
GRO u. Sbotdcr; @ronicr- .Soion
NO." @crr Honlon Stcincr; 81. $. ~
ierS o6unernl Word,." Or. ". $
Eeters; @robcns&oiimon rs ice
tim Anael Spirit" Scrr llhlig mi
8err Steiner; Scmarb u. Sbdther-
rSouucnir," iiir 9ipliue, Serr &olu
orb u. Sbotfct; @rogo agngels
Serenooe," nit &iolin.S bligoto. SEER
:. Gonroo llblig; @ieniamsti-- sc
aenbe," Sp. II SEER Sopnro n
Sbatder; Wenoelsiohn NusjiiQI
o,ls Dem criten CONCERT. Gr. u. $
llblig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Tic ,9altimore-Gountp @ater o1o
electric 60" iuft INN GinboItSbc-
icbl gcgen Ole County omniii0re
nod). - BEIRUT iih aui nlten Stcis
brici. - Gin intereiionter tSoQ.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-18
S25,000,000 CLEARED
IN FIVE HOURS

New York Aug 1s.-Fortunes aggregat-
ing s25. 900, and probably moee. were
made yesterday within the brief space of
five hours on the Stock Exchange when
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific an
nouncemnts Of dividends were published.
The men who divided the great winnings
were gathered in two pools" and they
followed out n planned and care fully ar
ranged campaign.
The excitement was intense. The fact
that tsdividends were 10 be announced was
a matter OF general report on the street.
but the great majority believed the ru-
mors were hoated for a purpose. and ac-
cordingly they sold short"
When the announcement actually came
these unfortunates lost heavily, and sew
eral brokers last night were wondering
whether they will be able to recover from
the raid.
According TO the Evening Post. which
has compiled what II declares 10 be
conservative estimate OF the winnings. the
Union Pacific pool pocketed sl5.O00,0O0 In
less than fve hours on the floor. The
Southern Pacific pool did not do so well,
its earnings approzimating $l0,OO0000.
The majority OF the brokers were not
prepared for the announcement that divi-
dends would be forthcoming. which was
made shortly after business for the day
was opened. The floor bore all its usual
listless. midsummer air until the news
burst above II. and instantaneously II be-
came a sea OF action and a storm Of
sound.
BY leaps and bounds Union Pacific stock
went up. n frenzy seeming 10 control the
crowd OF gesticulating. shouting men
And with each minute the golden harvest
OF the pool" grew TO greater proportions.
Southern Pacific securities did not lag
These were eagerly sought, and they. too,
rose rapidly However. they did not near
ly approximate the rocket-like flight or
the Union Pacific stocks. But when the
days excited trading was over IL was
found that the lucky ones were richer by
$40 100000.
tees of the Union Pacific anu Southern
Pacific roads were held I'm this city yes
terday. The dividends were:
Union Pacific preferred. per cent
annual Southern Pacific common. 21s per
cent seml-annual. Union Pacific COM
mon heretofore paid 3 per cent. and yes
clared on Southern Pacific common.
Brokers were swept into a mad strug-
gle TO buy the two stocks within min
ute after the announcement was circu-
lated. and the excited scenes have not
been exceeded since the great struggle
10 control Northern Pacific five years
ago. The shorts in both Paeihcs were
rush which followed and led the scram-
BILE 10 cover.
Within half an hour after the an
nouncement Union Pacific had bounded
up more than per cent. and Southern
Pacific nearly Z. Feverish activity pre-
vailed In the two stocks throughout the
session with various halts I'm the up
ward movement when the traders sold TO
realize profits. Except for these halts
the upward movement in Union Pacific
continued throughout the day and almost
To the close OF the market when there
was a slight recession on profit taking
Southern Pacific's advance, however, was
halted early and held.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-18

Another popular excursion to Nantasket
Beacher by special train to Boston and
return and steamers from Rowes Wharf.
will take place on Tuesday next. Aug. 81.
from Providence. Pawtucket and Attic
boro at greatly reduced rates for the round
trip. Those who prefer may use the boat
coupons for admission to the American
league base ball game in Boston, Boston
VS. Detroit.
The delightful sail down Boston harbor
forms n most attractive feature of this
outing. and. taken In connection with the
countless attractions at Nantasket Beach
and Paragon Park. renders this excursion
one Of the most desirable that could be
presented. Number OF tickets limited.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-18
NEW ASTHMA
CURE To Be
GIVEN FREE

New York, Aug. 1S.-In order that
the many sufferers from asthma and
hay fever may test this truly Semark-
able discovery. the medical directors
day, New York, announce that they will
send a trial treatment of Toxico free
ty mail to all sufferers who write for
Il.
Toxico is not a palliative remedy but
effects radical cure and is entirely
different from all smokes" "snuffs, I"
inhalations or other symptom treating
methods heretofore used in these dis
eases.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-18
NOTABLE MEET
OF HIBERNIANS
Next Weeks Biennial State Convention at Westerly Will BE Very
Largely Attended and Will Be Especially Important As
Commemorang the Seventeth Anniversary OF the Estab
shment of the Great Charitable Organzaonin This Country
on August 23, 1896

vision delegates. FIVE state officers, II
county Officers dncluding two chaplains)
and six commanders OF Hibernian mill
tarv companies. making a total Of lSS del
egates eligible TO vote-the largest num-
ber I'm the history OF the organization. Of
this number Providence claims IS.
The Providence delegation has arranged
TO leave for Westerly on Thursday on
the 1865 a. m. train. which will also be
taken by the Pawtucket and other delega-
tions along the line
Delegates unable TO attend Will be rep
resented by alternates, thus assuring a
full attendance
To add 10 the Importance OF the con-
vention. the opening day will mark the
SEVENTEEN anniversary, OF the rounding
OF the Ancient order OF Hibernians IN
this country the first division charter
having been obtained from Ireland. the
motherhood Of Hibernianism, on Aug. %,
1886
Since then the order has had a worthy
history I'm this country and is steadily
advancing i'm membership. influence and
territory covered. II has seen the rose
and fall OF many fraternal societies. but
still remains stronger than ever before
with a membership in America OF upward
OF 100000 men and l25OOO in the ladies'
auxiliary.
Within the past twenty years official
figures taken from the national records
show that the A. O. II. has paid out for
charitable purposes alone S2JoO.OD. Dur
ing the same period the order has paid
out over 100000 in sick and funeral
benefits. II was one OF the first fraternal
societies 10 send aid 10 the Johnstown.
Galveston and Kansas City food sufferers
and recently donated through individuals
and divisions at the last national con
vention total Of sllO.sS5.70 to aid tee
suffering members in stricken San Fran
cisco.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-18

The official call has been Issued.
through the state officers Of the Ancient
order of Hibernians. for the biennial
state convention OF the order, TO be held
at westerly commencing next Thursday
morning. which promises 10 be the most
notable session OF a similar nature hsid
in the history OF the organization.
The convention will open at an early
hour in Hibernian hall. and will be pre-
sided over by state President John DH-
Ion OF Valley Falls, with the folloWlhs
state officers in their respective posltlohs /:
Secretary Thomas j. Matthew's anu
Treasurer John Bannan OF this city. vice
president Michael J. Burke OF Westerly.
Chaplain Rev. NJ. T. Cassidy OF Nhlley
Falls.
The order OF exercises will consist OF
prayer by the state chaplain or some or
the many priests expected 10 be IN at
tendance; reports OF the stewardship or
the state president. secretary ana treas
urere for the past two years; official re-
port OF the proceedings OF the recent ma
fional convention: Special committee re-
ports And election OF officers for the en-
suing two years.
The election promises 10 be one or the
most important events. owing 10 the
many contests Tor OlIlcldi hoHOtS ma -
predicted.
Every effort will be made by tho dele
gates TO complete the work of the con
vention in one day. although II Is eviden,
that this will necessitate the holding %
third session in the evening.
The committee. including the officers of
Division No. /, OF Westerly. and officers
OF Washington county. have exerted ev
ery effort 10 make the coming convention
a notable one and more than ordinarily
pleasant for the visiting delegates who
will represent every part OF the state
The representation win include llO d.