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STEAMBOATS,.

B CD . U CD on SER AER F EHGlSx b
FALL. RIVER LINE VIA Newport and Al
River. Live. Pier 10 y. r.. f. Warren ST.
week DAYS ami sundays. 80 = NJ Slis-
Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra on "a ~
PROVIDENCE LINE for Proviience. 4
ton and East. Leave Pier =. y Il. I.ot
Murray St week days only 6-vt T.. 81
Steamers PToviSence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Betii'I1'
Martha's Vineyard and Nautuchst- I've
Pier 40. ~. R. II. Clar6son s.. week "a
only. az 500: Il. East I'D st. $50 2 L.
Steamers Maine and New HamD9hIIe
NORWICH LINE for New Lollou. HiocH
Island. Watch Hin. Nara Pier. Wcrcester'
etc I've. Pier 40 y. T., t. carson -.
week DAYS only. 600 ?. u. Also day hSht
trip Mondays from Pier %. y r. N A ".
n East 22d So. IC.45 A n Steamers
City Of Lowell ana Chester W ChaPln.
NEW HAVEN LINE fer New Haven:
Hartford. Springfield. etc steamer Hicnai !
Peck Tvs. Pier 90 z. R, week days. 80 80
p NJ; suns. ESQ A. NJ: Tvs. loot r -
St week DAYS. p n suns 10 \ u
6lnSayss dus y 7. on return. SO ~ N
Tsclats and Stateroons at 2i5, 90. I'D
and 1s54 Broadway. - Union 50. 1s2 FIFTH
Ave 649 Mad. Ave. PAS Col. Ave 100 W
i25th St. 27es Third Ave. & az Piers. y l.
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parade ~ srv other form ~ labor demonstration.
fNoent Tor ~ne o- THO short showers, early IN
ne daf nror weather could not have been desired.
Many orsau-zltons hurried out q town bent on en-
1Cyuerf.
Owing 70 the condition ~ Prospect Park after the
perics n The Fourth ~ July. Commissioner Ken
~ p.-El0s there yesterday.
me CHEZ celebrations were an outing ~ the
AllsEis ~ Labor az Glendale and a dinner held
under me auspices 20 the Central Labor Union IN
Lle evening GO tre Labor Lvoeurn- The speakers
reIe Borough Secretary Adams and rle Rev.
'harl6s rfetzel. ~ Chicago. He Is superintendent
- the fres1yt terrain Department Of Church and
-Ahor lr h.- e--r- he began life newsbOy On
fae Eas- Side, Manhattan
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station and made threats OF lynchins The police
say that a revolver with three empty shells in Il
found IN Bryce's pocket. He said that hs had
shot in sef-defence, alleging that Prasso had dis
played n knife.
street station Bryce is also known under the name
of White The captain says that time ago
Bryce and several other arrested In
Washington Square Park for trying 20 work the
''pOcketbOOk game a n. Captain Stephenson
thinks that Bryce was trying 10 work similar
game Prasso. and that Prasso discovered the
trick IN time and a wOrdy war resulted. which led
70 the shooting.
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y. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD R. p.

y. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD r. y.
Trains depart from Grand Central Stati0A
42d St and +th Ave. follows for
BOSTON. via New London & PrOv-4ts:Oo
y 1890 - 1902 a n. = LOO
'.i2:oO P NJ: via Willnantic-4fS:OI
A. NJ. too P. II: via Spfd.-t3:is
PORTLAND K BAR HARBOR-4's:15 p N
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST ALBANS saa
CUEEEc - : 40 A NJ 100 r. 81
wORCF,S 4 Fs2 and FIrCHBURd. via PUT
NAM-f3;53 + NJ.
LAFElyILLE ana NORFOLK - tts:O,
Ct harrington Stochbri1ge. L4enov, Pitts
heId--f4:54 5000 A NJ. ST "a 1881 p NJ
II ,ket Offices At cGTand Central station
and cl25th St. also at c2-5 1900 cl35s
B.wHy. e25 Union square. esq Fifth Ave.
cG4i Columbus Ave. C64S Madison Ave.
c9O5 " 125th ST. 27Ss Third Ave N
Brooklyn, ca Court ST. 449 Nost-sEd Ave.
Daily tExcert Sundays. saturday.
Only. 'StCps al i25th ST. xS.cps az 1a5th
St sundays ONLY. tParlor Car Limited
Has dining car eParlor and slespins Car
tickets also.
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MEw JlEBsEY CENTRAL


s Foot Liberty s.. y. =
STATIONS w I'd ST. y r.
1Inae snoSn below Is from Iiber-g 81
West I'D -. leaves 10 minutes eariiefs eH-
EASIOE BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN
AND MACCH CHUNE-z4 90 q. 10 fas.
toni. $40 a. ", leo. 4 40. 500 CbS As
- 500 and SEQ p n. =
WILk ESBAFRE AND SCRANToS-e. 10
\ n, Id 500 ?. A. sundays E43o
LNKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER
AND RARSEGAT-z4 90 40 A. NJ.
30, J.oN Lakewood and LaSehurst only.
k340 sundays. 100 A n. $40 Lake
wood and L.akehursu-
Atlantic CITY 40 A. n. xio0. $50
LONG BRANCH. AsBURT PAEE.
OCEAN GROVE POINT PLEASANT
z+9 % SO 80 90. 80 liSO = NJ No s1 u IS
s 80 $50 :, ii2 o. SUNDAYS. eHesBs 9ee az
MOXM6UTH " B IsF:-<ir4 E4sT LoN6
/ 80. 42O $50 $50 p. n. sundays. 900
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
RRREd hIe SsEf EHRRT PhFk 5GEi :;
PI.EAsANT-Pier 81. \. r ". AGA 81.
900. s.25 10 50 a. NJ. Il 80. $50. 90,
ies5 s'ss' rs p NJ Pier Per 10 \. R..
Cedar 81. eco. 1000. 100 A. u. 100.
200 3 ~ A., g % :. 10 ?. II Sundays
f0C0 NJ. ~ 4t1. : 10 p. 81.
READING. Harrison re POTTSFILisE
AND WILLIAMSPORT - "a 90. "a 80.
500. -. 10. 1000. II 20 A NJ. Radios
onIyj. p''1OO. ~ -. 200 p. ". Read
ing. POttsville. Harrisburg only. taco.
800. $50 T. n.
PHI ILsADELPHIA.
- 90 n1 o. ms.O0 % 90. mf10 %. oil 90
4 NJ m.i2tO nj o.. 80 on. .3O0. -. 81.
ms. O.. m'60 90. '7-OO. $500. 1900. pto. 30
p VI. i'l2 Is n.dt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500. ms10. 0O msf2. ~. moo. mt'4 90.
Us6 90. - 90 tsI2 Is
'Dsily. tDaiiv except Sunday pSundsy,
1Parior cars only. Via Tamadua- aEN-
cept Saturdays. mDining car. xSatuTdayr
only. zFTOm Liberty s. Only.
From Twenty-third St.-b5so ?. N.
c350 T, NJ. e12 % P N. ga P. NJ,
lli5O p. II, k3 ~ p ~. vs. so P. ".
IA -
Ofices. Liberty 81. West I'D 81 s Astor
House. 245. asa. 1900. 1854 Broadway Isl
sth Az. 81 stu Az. D Union square West.
@TaS 80 Az. los West 125th St 24J Co.
lumhus Av., New York: Court St s4s-
! 844 Fulton ST, 40 Nostrand Az. Brook-
lyn. 900 Broadway, Williamsburg New
! York Transfer Co calls for ana checks bag
gage 70 destination
". = BESLER " . HOPE.
Vi-s-Prss. Gen. Mgr. Gen Passr Ageu-.
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Held PIcKPocKETs OVER HOLIDAY

49,. -'e'e crane In the Tombs court declined
e. - 70 discharge three professional pickpock-
-. lad been arrested on suspicion. although
a.. - Rad been unable 10 ind any complain
nov" ~ JOCK them up over Labor Day. any
eri5ero. sac. Ee urged the police 10 get some
Workho,.eeN which tie men could be sent 20 the
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and subscriptions for
TIE Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. 1854 Broadway. between 5ntA
knc BIth SITS. until q clock =. m AcTcf-
tfsements received AZ the follow +nE braiicn
Offices az regular Office rates UUtil n clock
?. m, viz: 2S4 sth ave. : . cor "a 81 +,
1888 9Th ave. cor 18th 81. % East i4th - !,
z5T West 42d S.. between 1th and Sth ayes ;
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ADV EFTlSENENr and subscriptions Tor
Tie t. hume received al their Uptown
once No. 1854 Broadway. BET zen 3dth
ard 1st1 sts until = o'cloCk 2. m. Afv-r-
t-se.lFnts zee "a ~ the following bTanch
oftlCes NJ regular on RI rates until o clock
+ IN, FlE "a sth ave-. s. cor 21i 81
i53 eyh eve. -or ieth 20 - Esqt t4fa -
pa ~ ESQ f-t -.. ref~r's - art So svra
80 Wsr' l.<.s 81 i1ls ~ ave. 5-.v esu
l-''~ isr Owe. re-r Sqf1 - ISL East
i---- s. 80 1rela1l- ass.. co u "a
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ADVERTISEMENT snt subscriptions for
Tfa Tribune received A. their Uptown
once No 1884 Broadway between 36tA
sud 8Ith SIS until o'c!ork 2 n Adyer-
tissuarnt. received At ms following branch
ones a. regular Once rae until eloc<
> NJ ST. ga Srh ave-. cor -sf So.
fSG Cth ave cor i@fh 81; O. East tath o.
psT Vest Al 81. b-rv cen 1fh and So aVe7
esa West i-stn p ltJ> - ave, - -rn
:. l1uS 1T csa. near sgl ~ 80 Els1
LA a.. $50 ITcE.-at a.s. esJ 81 sg&
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Advertisements and subscriptions for
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and STtH SITS. until 9 o'clock p m. Adver-
tIseuIants received az the following branch
Offices az regular ONCE rates until o. clock
D m viz - Sth ave. : e. cor. I'D 50. .
i5s 9th ave. cor. I2th -. % East l4th . /:
25T West 42d St. between Tth and sth ayes. I:
2ss West I25tl st.. 1893 81 ave. between
T6th and nth SIS 1923 81 ave. near 6lst
s. ITOs Isl ave-. nea- s9th St: i5T East
I25th s.. 7-6 fremont ave 600 81 ave
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WAsHINGTON AND The SOUTH.
= 80. SIS. '9.s5 se;5S, -l1.oo a. NJ -.
ed''). .3:25. -4..5. ass. '5:55. 9.25 m.
i2io night. sunday, So % 49, 90, a
m. i225. -l2:55. 10 ll sr rs ,ls5
p. m, 1910 night.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.--S:-2 %. -" p M
Atlantic - COAST Cl.syr L1NE.-.9.aJ a. m and
sEABoARD, AIR IINE.-I2:25 ,. m and
NORFOLK ASD WESTERN RAILwAY.-
cHFSAPE IA AND OHIO RAILWAY
-T;55 a. N. week days, 'lO'5S a. m ana
FOR OLD a. poTSr COMFORT and NoR-
FoLK;-'7:2o - n week days and 800
ArI.AN Tic CTrY-9:s5 a. m. and EOS ,.
m. week days. sundays. - 30 a. m
C'APEl MAY 80 .. IN. week DAYS
LONG BRANCH. ASBURl PARk tQcesh
Grove North Ashury Park sundays
and Point Pleasant sos. 1888 a m.
1928 02:55 Saturdays ONLY EXCEPT Ions
Branch II - Saturdays oulyl 80. 80;
s:s5 o m. week days Sundays. SO.
e;25. lO.55 a m and 4:95 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sftO:55. -iO:55. -11:J5 = m, 80 l-,,S-
Ell IS. q 80. 2:lo $50. 49, %;,9. =
't;2o. 50 $50! f9[ E S,2I 5s''' IS
$50. 9.25 (5:55 for North Phiiadeipnia
oniyO p m. 1910 night week days sun
GAYS sos. - 81. SIS. '9:2J, 800, = ~ -.
.fO:55 a m 1875 sl2:55. sT1-55- = -.
.s:25 8.55. ss:25 (s14:55 for North pal b
aaelphia only1. a4:5j. 800. 81 90
s:26' $50. 9;a5 Ce:55 Tor North Phi-adei-
phia onlvi 2. m. 1910 night
Dining Car.
Tfcket Offices. Ncs 4S1. 1854 ana 1t0 Broad
way: 49, Fifth Avenue tbelQv 20 -
asS Fifth Avenue corner .'t7 ST., ana
stations named above. FrooE lyn, 'our
Street sac Fulton street. 4lS Nosl am.
Avenue 3aO Broadway and PennSFlFania
Annex Station. The New York transfer
Company will call fOr anil check baggage
from hotels and residences through 20
destination
Telephone ''543 CHELSEA FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service -
W ". ATTEREJ RN. J. z NLrJg
General Manager I1ss Atali4- " s.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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BEFORE CONC. ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR RESfT L4ARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE on SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
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BArTIwcRf z cgIo ?. ?


ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York City. I'D St Lib'y 81.
sWASHINGTON, Buffet $50 am 90 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ an 10 90 an
TWAS y melton. Diner. I1-SO am l. OOn'n
w ASHISGION. BUFFET. 1-5O pm 2.O0 pm
t'EOYAL LTD. Direr' 85O pm 400 On
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 pm 900 On
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
WASHINGTON. SleepeTs. 1l5O pm u Is al
'Ex- sunday tDslly
Through Daily Trains % the West
Leave New York City I'D - Ifb'vsf
CHICAGO. PITTsBURG. 11-5O pm Il rs ~
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. IL 20 am Il conn
PITTsBCRG. CLEyED. $50 pm 200 pm
'-PITTSBTR re LIMITED so pm 200 prn
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 11.5O pm Il Is nj
GIN. ST LOFTS LOUISv.. ESQ an 10 % am
GIN. at LOUIS. LOUISV $50 pm 400 pm
o:nces: 245. 43t 1900 Broadwa- s Astor
House. 1O3 Greenwich St. g Union Square
W 391 Grand St. - Y: 543 Fulton St
Brooklyn: West sd - and Liberty 81
After 2. n sleeping car reservations
and fun information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
r. & o. p. r. I'D 81. Terminal Phone No.
Chelsea S144-
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PEOPLES LLlMIE


NEW IORh-ALBANI
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHLIGHT.
STEAMERS c. W. MORSE, eysa dates Sep
TENDER and ADIRONDACK. alternating.
y NJ ana West 10Th 81. $50 p II daily
SUNDAYS included. Direct connection with
Cseergs Adirondacks. Thousand Islands and
Sharon springs Orchestra Automobi.-s
carried Time table and summer Book Free.
Beautiful Hudson bY Searrnusht lcc-
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RAILROADS.
PEMMSViL VAMlA
X AIIR Dan

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street
and Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
fE The leaving time from DssbrOsses and
Cortlandt streets ts ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-Lhird street
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Gluds0n River
RM DaNlinlnta
STElMEH M3sN EIMELl

LEAVING Desbrosses 81 AZ $40 ?. ".
Saturdays las P. NJ. West "a s. 3 80
p NJ saturdays p. NJ. West i2Sth 81
$50 p NJ Saturdays 2,2O p. NJ for High
land Falls West Point Cornwall, Newburghs
New Hamburger. Milton. Poughkeepsie, Ron
cout and Kingston. Orchestra on board
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
\ GRAPHIC
 DESCRIPT Of
 MAMMOT CAVE

N4.z Aia. LdNelz. =a- popular p,g. eIur asra uho t now aflend- tna IEanaItaa eo8e4e.# #aI EeNia2tons Ky., futat=64- her mother, rNs. D. lowery. v5rb tho following graphic description Mammoth cave which she fevo8.fs visited
 The oprnin4 is not Nctl lar4r and has steps that fake you down to fhe frst ieyal in the cave. Earh one has small lantern and tho @uidez takes d torch.
 On thl~ tu1t Iy4e toa can hear the vatcr uichltng doNn from the upper s5af5ce and can also see it.
 Ne#then went inside of an iron gate which was closed after IFS and locked. The first place We visited was bat chambers, where hun dreds ot bats sleep during winter and come out in spring. We then fent To 4Oliver.s Brow, which fs formation al stalassmites and stag latites. Ne then visited the Goth ic Chapel which was q perfect bridal altar with huge pillow. around it. and thirteen couples have been married there After leaving there we stopped at the Old Arm Chair" which Jenny Lind sat in while in the cave And then to the "Bottomless Pit That was a sight worth seeina Imagine great fall of water over high rock cliffs and hundreds of feet beneath q deep pit with only q small bridge built across it. On that bridge the party stood and looked as the guide threw a light down to the water so that We might sec it. An immense dome of rocks was overhead All this was in the dark with only those little lights to guide us.
 We then visited Side Saddle Pit, which was more wonderful than the other one. After that were shown Martha Washington s statue. which was perfect It seems almost a miracle to think that such things could be formed so perfect without being touched by man After that went to Star Chamber" which is beautiful The guide threw the lights on the rocks in a way that you could look above and see hun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

4aet s=as aud tbea bea4g bud goz#a t6an and after that vaa. can s.a l6o. .sau Htsias ta tHe ca.r H@ 4afEsa aa lai= eoa'e aa-
 H o'e.aa aaa @4't
 He bo far sae eass ebe ae& 4aata. 45 take tha 5oa4 .aat. winch aa# =a.#ao aad one aarl a..a aa,4= =a=,=e4a= derU pat aI .aa Eo oaa can d@o5E5. G @oad"a- hat arg ia H.autt=t5es thnu tluaselTcs. | will teH t9H# Grzt of Eaf Han's Misels. which some Of the girls had T time getting through, and thc guide says he has oft n 10 turn hack with people at this place. We then came to ~TaI Mans Misery. You have to stoop low 10 get through here. and some nave to crawl
 After that you sec Martha'a Vineyard, which is the most beautf- ful thing any one could ever see. Great clusters of grapes are formed of gypsum and sparkle like dia- monds all through this vineyard. They even have leaves and stems. You have no idea how grand the sight is. We then 20 through q little hall, which brings you near the Flower Chamber In this are perfect roses. yiolets and leaves. ev erythine in the way of flowers formed and over them Is q eIisten- ing veil, called the diamond veil, which dazzles the eye. In the cen ter of this chamber is q large rose, which is called the Last Rose of sumner, named from Jenny Lind, who sang this song beneath this rose. We also saw the echo cham ber. in which every little sound you make is echoed But the greatest sight Vas eEeho River We all got in little boat on this river. which was black as midnight, and rode down it for a long ways. We then walked across a little sandbar and got in another boat that took Us down River styx.' Only half of the party was carried across at the time. The part that stayed on the bank sang for the others that went over first You don't know how dismal and terrible 1t was. We saw fish and things from this river that had no eyes. The Red Sea is not far from this river and on the bank and all around it are great banks of red sand. It is the deep est place in the cave. You can hear the water flowing into it long before you get to 1t. The last thing in the cave was Rocky Mountains. On the other side of the mountains Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

: a4=Eazs HH5fG=s t=-.=t' i'+24i1 i1tt- .5W.
 K l.4 aIeaa coming 5aaE man ofH H@ opposite bank . .5.a.a4 9aa... RIv." and Naar- .er H Ga4 8 Tho an eornet.. al1 h. aahe#of -esa. aete Sa5 aaatI a48H aaa a-aja it ~2z tae .a taH.z ag..z 4.a.d =4L2 ara. a#. .g..= MI Eoar.
 NJ had 0E aiuHcl in Ihe cave ae78 orlaeH= zsaze regular 4alle.s in t6ae and t long hoard table and wooden ata5s to=cat out Of. For dinner W4 had turkey dressing, ham and roIl- coffee, ap- plas and fancg cakes. After eating each one of Jho girls wrote her name on the plate and stuck them up in he cave On the way back they had hot coffee and cream for us
 Bat .Jaeob.s Iadds.ra was the place I'll never forg"t It was on this that l came very near getting a tremendous fall. but il so happened one of the girls in front checked me. The place fs awfully steep and We had just come from the banks of the River StyXs with mud on our feet and so my foot slipped, but luckily was not hurt. One of the other girls sprained her ankle also.
 One of the other wonders of the cave was Booths Theater. It has the most beautiful works in the rocks overhead. Also balcony, stage and everything made by na ture. It was named this from Ed win Booth. who delivered a famous lecture there.
 Lovers Leap is another dan gerous place But of all the fright ful looking places is panta.s Gateway
 h the cave is also large spring. which has the Grandest water you eyer tasted is name is Richard son Spring. Ne were awfally tired when We reached it, and the water certainly was refreshing Near it is another smaller spring called Bad off Spring They have never found the source from which this spring gets it's water. II is way up among the rocks and certainly looks beau- tiful
 The crowd consisted of Dick Bain, Belniee Mccoy, Edna Burnes, May Hicks. Blanche Ferris. Cornelia Da- yis. Ethel and Irma Rhodes, Ollie kuble. Nettie Lewis, Stella Carr. June West. Mrs sf Clair, Mary and Emily Vance and myself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
MI!.l.:NfsiA

Numbers of beamitni ne" Hats are added to Uni, department, Fine fur trimmed patterns and nattE tailored hats..==.. S1. .5O to S:,5.00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
HOSIERY

we 4e zboNiue tae=neWss' .seAs and fashionable 5inas in l2a'e.
 An eoIors and black ia silk and .=.,..=,.a. a5H. @5c 10 S9.3o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

 Au Halaet.ae assortment ol #It7lia= kerchieto fof ladies, beautiful ane practical Xmas otfelinss.
 plaiu II. s. l=4 inch hons all lAa- er yely sheer. eaeh ....=.#.. toe lafGal IaHdh,febiefs all linen. vgrl sheer ..=--...-.;. :. fer S!.oo f.a6eaid d tlfeet# -> ta i-f 6eaE 91# EueH. e.u6 41e to 5000 N0N and can
 tuaad hes Gue@ e.a reid ses aeHl4 e.7s4 aeta..fH 4a3He5
 Eua ....-.=--. H..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-18

Probate '7u3ct 4 Newhe,~v County,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-18
Tuesday, December is, 1905.

In the death Of Solicitor !. M.
johnson. Of Marion. the state Of
South Carolina las lost one Of her
ahicsl and most patriotic SONS. even
though he were al ndnI1e6 sen.
His presence in the cncrnssinc de-
parTmnnI dUrinc Ibc session Of the
Legislature Will he very greatly miss
ca. t1e WIS one Of the solicitors in
the statt. IL -art iht only one. who re-
manned ii his desk IN the encrossinc
department during Iht entire session
nf the Legislature. and !, was IL him
thai The members a lhs legislature
were woni !" 60 whether they came
from ms ci''cEii or not when they had
hE Inpn"lAri m!, 10 he drawn. His
advice was always sound and conser-
TaIve and ht WIS & most indefatira-
hlt worker md Il, The same time a
moSl willing worker.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

=, ilrt i ht?'t'Hy -!yt1 tAat ! VIII
2@%At :l"&l settle" T.; il 1At p~a-
na:" cruw t@r Nrvhe:vy county -
n"rv?:her Is, 7"h&. vr:r the aState u
". {. Hayes. deceased. ana imlned-
lately thereafter apply for letters dis.
nlissoIv, rs administrator Of said DE-
ceased. AL persons holding claims
against said estate will present the
SAINT by that date duly a1tested
E. Lee Hayes,
administrator.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-18

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWRERRY.
IN PROBATE COURT.
L, NJ, Player, in his own right and
as administrator. ". r. Gauntt. in his
own right and rs Administrator Of
NJ. NJ. Player, deceased, Plaintiffs,
Llllins Player, Ell al, Defendants.
Complaint to sell land to make pay-
ment Of debts.
BY virture Of IN order Of this Court
IN the above entitled case ] will sell
Al NewberTy Court House on Monday,
(Salesday) the 9TH Of January, 1907
during the legal hours Of sale, all
lhat lot or parcel Of land lying and
being sltna1e in the Township No. /,
County and State aforesaid, belong
ing 10 the Estate Of NJ. NJ. PLAYER, de-
ceased, containing three and l5-100
- Io-loo( acres. more CT less. and
bounded ny lands Of S. j. McCaurh-
nm, the Mollohon Mil, Tabor FIiu
and others, in three or more parcels
Plats to he exhibited on day of sale.
This land hes inst outside the cor
porate limits Of the Town Of New
berry, near the Mollohon Mil.
Terms Of sale: one-half cash, bal
aoce on credit Of twelve months with
interest from day Of sale at the rate
of eight per cent. per annum. The
credit portion to he secured by a
bond of the purchaser and n mortgage
Of the premises. Purchaser TO pay
for the papers.
!. c. Wilson,
Probate Judge for Sewherry Coun-
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-18
BUY REAL ESTATE SATISFACTION.

Some firms simply sell Real Estate.
that believe truthfuly that Real
Estate bat sell Real By this mean
heal Estate that satisfaction only Won but n your
family II Won have been simply buying Estate heretofore
thn1 WILL sill you Real Estate something besides Il is
not question Of how cheap hu how quantity but oual
Sometime advised purchase certain kind If
Stock that then several dollars
hf good 1nTtstmal took advice
If above You Will find greatly ADVANTAGE 10 come
ana talk ntout h tins Stock l help Won to make
money along this line Carefully following list:
r. IT, s. g. Wheeler lots Convenient business coS last
tinn.
2a Tw" brick Of the best locations in the
city For Z bank.
"a Livery stnhe Almost regular business rgat5on Of
The City. -
"a Ahnu and half hpnse PIen+y of
room on Tins lot tor three lentv f land
left fo pasture
III Ha0 ncres land Winmrt miles from Nsver,-r
Plenty of timber and meadow land
4u I'D 3-4 land and Mountr7Il.
chblns barn. stable house.
81 Five room hunse and two ncst
orchard. ~ AIM
s2 Ahnu ion in Brooklyn This is nhp: 4ie ,sun
est iu taking into consideration neirioropa thai 4rv
nt etree1 running sides
% t"ur lnnd bounded by streets nrt yr II I
s"r property, II ts lots Gareuy sua Te, n4 spr
el t@ftiul lots ths rratE, loe Residences ~acr3
built T,ortiun If EliE property. ~"