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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-19

Notice IFS hereby given that the uu
dorsignod did on the nth day of No
ycmbor \ y, 1905, 1ssNct1to thcm.
selves together fer the purpose Of
forming a corporation ndcr the laws
of the state of Nebraska. The name
VI such CORPORATION " be thc Harper
Medicine company its rrinc.pal rllCc
If transacting business being in Nor.
folk, in Madison county, Nebraska,
and the general nature of said bust.
ness being the manufacture and com.
pounding of medicines and the sale
thereof. The amount of the capital
stock authorized is $3,OOOOO to be
paid in cash. Said corporation to
commence business December /, 1905,
and continue for the period of 10
years The highest amount of indebt
edness to which said corporation can
at any time subject itself shall not
exceed two-thrds of the capital stock
and the affairs of said corporation are
to be managed by its officers consist
ing Of a president, secretary and treas.
uror.
Dated November II, 1905.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-19
BOTH RELY ON AMERICANS.
Conference Opened In Morocco, Al
giers, This Afternoon.

Algiers, Morocco, Jan. 16.-The con-
ference opened here this afternoon.
AS the delegates assembled, there was
no outward sign Of tension.
Both Germany and France are count.
ing on the support of the American
delegates.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-19
ALLOWS CHILD TO Be BLIND
NEBRASKA WOMAN WHO COULD
HAVE SAVED cHlLD's SIGHT.
CASE OF AWFUL INDIFFERENCE
Mother Who Grew Lonesome In oma.
ha, Packed Her Grip and Took Home
the Babe Which Had Begun to See,
Under Specialists Care.


the Babe Which Had Begun to See,
Under Specialists Care.
Phoenix, Neb.. Jan. Is. - Because
Mrs. Joseph Knox, who lives near
here, became lonesome in Omaha aud
wanted to come home her little seven.
weeks'old baby boy will be blind all
of his life.
The child was born blind seven
weeks ago. When three weeks of age,
the infants mother noticed that it did
not gain its eyosight and the child
was taken to u prominent specialist in
Omaha for examination. THIS proved
the child to have been born blind and
the specialist determined to make an
effort to bring sight to the little tel.
low.
After many days of hard work, the
child was made to wink its eyes when
objects were batted before it, There
was joy in the heart of the specialist
over his wonderful accomplishment.
He realized then that, if he kept up
with his work, the child's sight would
be created and would be permanent.
But several weeks more were essen.
tial to a permanent result.
Just at this point the mother be-
came lonesome. She said that she had
remained away from home as long as
she possibly could and that she
couldn't stay in Omaha without her
husband another day. The result was
that, in spite of the protests of the oc-
ulist, who offered to give his services
absolutely free Of charge, and who
knew so well what it would mean to
give eyes to a human being, the in
different mother packed her grip,
wrapped her little blind baby in her
arms, boarded Il train and came home,
knowing that as a result of her action,
the little fellow Will never in all the
world be able to see the light of day.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-19

Wh"n people say anything good
'b"ut Nou over notice what II few arc
present?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
Internal Commerce in August

WASHINGTON. - G.. October r.
Internal trade movements for August. as
compared with those for August 1913. show
i'm most Instances arprcciable gains. AL
though there was a decided decrease ia
rratu receipts az interior markets. ace
oordiuc 70 reports received by the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor through its
Bureau of Statistics. For the first eight
months Of the current year commercial
activities 30 all lines OF trade reporting
20 the Bureau Of statistics appear 70
have been in excess Of those Cor like
periods in either 1896 or 1885.
Live stock receipts az Chicago. Kansas
city. Omaha. St. Louis. 80 Joseih. ST.
paul. and Sioux CRY during August
amounted 10 3.295.525 head. compared with
su7-.6s- received during August. 1915. and
3olp065 in August 1904. During the htst
eight months OF the current year re-
ccipts Of the same character Aggregated
-6 .369oe9 head. over "A million in excess
of CORES ponding movements IN 1895. and
more than three million greater than in
1aA The total movement was divided as
follows. cattle 5.51S.1H head: calves.
49, i33: hogs. 1910 7aS; sheep. 626o.259. and
horses and mules. %2H.7s5 Compared with
corresponding arrivals in 1894 and 1905.
gains were made I'm all OF the classes OF
animals specified.
East-bound trunk-line movements of
provisions from Chicago and Chicago
junction points during August amounted
TO 1880 tons. while for the year TO
August 3lst they aggregated 954.026 tons
Similar shipments I'm 1905 We're 933 tons
for the month and 9lf.S35 for the eight
months.
Shipments OF packing house products
from Chicago during August totaled 2l5-
9'N.70S pounds. falling below August. 1903.
Withdrawals by over forty-six million
pounds. but exceeding those Of August.>
1904. by more than twenty-five million
pounds Like shipments for the first
eight months Of 1906 amounted 10 1.S9o-
6ff9l0 pounds in contrast with 1.653.2lI147
for corresponding months in 1895 and
.602. 80 066 in 1904 OF the different pro-
ducts. canned meats and dressed hogs
were the only ones shipped in decreased
quantities
Grain receipts at fifteen interior pri-
mary markets during August amounted to
7l3SfS65 bushels, being S.126.N0 bushels
below corresponding arrivals in August.
1895. and 35SS 0i3 less than those Of Au-
gust 1904. the decrease having occurred
in the receipts Of corn. oats barley anc
rye. wheat being the only cereal &c :ei.ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08

in increased quantities During the first
eight months % 1905 grain receipts az thes.
markets aggregated s7I.57o.7,3 bushels I'M
contrast with f-2.6,-.90 for ,ha correspond
ing period in 1900, ana 90. .-97. N IN 1905
OF tie current years movement. 10 .s>e.af4
bushels were wheat. Isl o4l.G5i C. I'm. 49,
4-3.9i3 oats, 3l2E3.e'7 barley. and 90 eg3
rye Gains were malr in an five OF the
grains specified rs compared win Ike
movements in 1895.
Cotton sight receipts during the crop
year ending August 3lst AGGREGATED
ll.a-l,N.5 bales. 2.5i9636 less than for Ike
months in 1905, but 1,266.S-S greater than
for 1865. The net overland movements
during the same period were .O0S. 463 bales
in 100 9, .l2S $50 in 1905. and sS99f3 i'm
l"1- +. while exports OF like character
totaled 6.7322oS bales during the current
season. S.S16.S9S during the preceding one
and 6llso0l in 1865 or the domestic
splnners' takings for the twelve months
ending August 81. 1906. 23f9 i7S bales were
shipped 20 Northern mills and 2.8742g5 TO
mills in the South. a total of 4. -. 703 bales
against 4,443.650 for CORES spending months
in 1915. and 3.a46.2l9 in 1861 Receipfs
OF domestic cotton al United States ports
for the crop year totaled S.029.54s bales
over two million below like arrival In
l9oi-5. but almost n million greater than
those for 1888. or the total 4q-tf>2
bales were received az Gulf and 3.O5-.36
at Atlantic ports.
Shipments Of anthracite coal during An
gust from Eastern PRODUCING regions
totaicd 5foo5ll tons. against SOL. N3s in
August. 1905. and 4.33i ,S54 in August. 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
BANK OF RICHMOND
RICHMOND. VA.

Pursuant % au order Of the Chancery
Court az tho city Of Richmond cnterer
July 15 1905. iu tho case OF the Armenia
Insurance Company of pi,teburc Penn
agaiust tne Richmond Fire Insurance
Corporation of Richmond. Va. we will
as Receiver and Special Commissioner
Offer for sale hy public auction. az our
BANKING HOUSE rs THIS CITY
DIV Of October 1906. at the hour ~ II
noon. NINE NDRFD SHARES of the
preferred stock of the WESTERN AN
TIiRACITE COAL AND COKE COM
IANN. of the par value Of one hundred
collars per share. Sale in whole or par
Gels. and subject 90 confirmation Of the
Court.
TERMS Ten per cent cash at the
time Of salc and balance of purchae So
money when sale is confirmed and trans
Ter OF stock is directed
BANK OF RICHMOND
Receiver and Special Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08

Mamma Use got stomach ache"
said Nellie. six years old
That's because you've been without
lunch. It's because your stomach iS
empty. You would reel better II you had
something in IT,
I'm the course of conversation remarked
that he had been suffering all day with
the headache
That's because .t is empty" said Nell
lie. YOU'D feel much better II you had
something In It, y udge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
WHEAT MARKET
VERY ERRATIC
MUCH DISCUSSION OF DEALS
Firmcr Demand From Foreign
Countries Offset Slump Some
What-Conditions i'm West.

CHICAGO. ILL. October 1.-The wheat
market during tile last week was worry
errttlr. r. opened strong. with e-.r,
indication ~ 20 steady rise. hut -rerlf4-
tive man.p ulauons ga tho closing days
forced it down again. sevcral points be-
l'H i-e prevailing quotations Df fta rro-
crdirg week December reached as
h'eu as 1912 cents per hushal 40 one
-taEc. hut closed Tor the week below
rho 74-cent mark. I'm The FIRST part
heavy purchases of the grain were made
The effect ~ stifering the market. bat
the moment they unioaled the quotations
gradually descended.
After this turn .a tre market tic
question was freely asked AS tn who
owned tho wheat ia Chicago alI than
destined 20 come here. The farmer. 90
course. owns the great bulk of This
years record breaking crop hlt it looks
as u Die had powerful allies D. tho
mos ~ tho latter were known 30
BID -ut clolr uu "a great deal ~ anxiety
.n grain circles the world over. r. Is
estimated that there ARE $1,000. 600
bushels 81 wheat owned in tho Chicago
market outside ~ regular circles. The
figure may go n few millions higher be-
fore fhe rawpaiRn is ended
Comm .e~i0u men hero bought heavily
fn tre early part ~ thr week o1t Wore
retice-t ns FOR whom the grain VS.
nou-ht. u has been hinte5 that Easter.
spectators have invaded the market l.
has boon said that II such is the case
they viii have a bard ti-ac in effectins
r. corro-. g such is their Intention. c1-
many hold 20 the Cry that tho farmers
.ah enough 20 afford t..u q ?t,riail-
.. % OBJ Do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived until j. noon OF WEDNESDAY.
18th OF October. 1906. az tile Office Of
-he Chief Engineer q Water-Works. In
The city of Chariot esvile. Va. for
building concrete dam about 80 feet
in length and 81 feet IN height
Each proposal must he accompanied
hy certified check of five hundred
dollars $500. 20 boz retained Ia case Of
failure of The builder 90 execute con-
-ract within the specified time. IL The
contract Doe awarded 90 him.
The amount az the bond for the faith
tul execution OF the contract Will be
s. 600
The city reserves the right 20 reject
any and an bids
BY order 90 Water Committee
CLAIMING NJ BOLTON
Chief Engineer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
By sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
TWO BRICK TENEwENTs. NOS. 345
AND 347 SOUTH NINTH STREET

NV ~ ~ n MIN - > rNG G
IN execution Of two DEGREES Of the Rich
Wond CLancery Court. entered on tine
litn day OF July. 1876. and October g. 1865.
20 the SUR ~ Margaret A. Gulism's adj
i.luts-rat'r 49, Edward Naynes and
others. the uuders gncl special comm.s-
s.oners appointed thereby VIII offer for
SALE at public auction. on tne premises.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER p 1905.
ar clock 4. M.. those two brick tene-
ments known AS Nos. 3f and 5f- South
Smith street. containing four or five
rooms each. with lots fronting together
about fortr-siN Go feet three t3) inches
ana running back good depth.
The above property is now rented 20
good paying tenants and should COM
u"'d Itself 70 parties wishing small
horres or good paving Investments
TERMS orc-thfrl cash: the balance in
three equal Instruments az six. twelve
and eighteen months. the purchaser to-
give neC0ti7hie notes for tho deferred
pawn r0te with interest from day 10 sale
nrd tho title retained until tho whole OF
Or" purchase money Us paid and q con
reran0e ordered hy tho court or an cash.
no rho option % tho purchasers.
WILLIAM ! 1EAKE
MAJ RICE A POWERS
Special Commissioners
Tho bond required Of thc special COM
n'issioners hy the above DEGREES has been
duly given.
Given under ms hand this 9th day OF
July. lef
CHAs q SAvILLE. clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
by IT. Seldom Taylor & co
Real Estate AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON.
TANNING ABOUT 25of-2 ACRES
LOCATED IN LOVER HENRIcO co
KNOWN As "SWEENY'S.r HAVING
ON 1T AN iNENHAUsTlBLE SUP.
PLY OF POTTER'S CLAY AM
FULLER'S EARTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
LEGAL NOTICE

CALL or UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
FIVE PER CENT 1910 RoNDe
INTEREST TO CEASE AFTER NO
VENEER 1905
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway

~inc'nnatl INDIANAPOLIS. s. louis. Chica-
90. louisville N7shvfue Memphis
2.n p NJ AMI 1900 p NJ daily.
Westocurd Local Trains;
80 ~ f~.y ana -.f- r. ST. week lays
Newport news. Norfolk and Old Point,
goo ~ ana 900 p. " daily
Local for Newport News and Old Point.
IE ans o0 r. " daily.
James River Line:
m 60 ~ ia.y. 5-l5 r. ~ week days
Arrive Main Line from W~4t- 1so A. N.
I'D a ~. % o. = 81 as p Il From
Fast: 1000 = ri 'fr-t5 n go 2 N
500 p James River $3.50 " $50
T. H. Hpa'y. ''EV. Sun1ay)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
NESDAY. THE 17TH DAY OF
OCTOBER Ions

Nr@NfAf irDD.
az il clock NJ. the real estate conve,er
hy Sald deed. and described therein as
mat certain tract ~ land An warm,
Maeisterial District. Henrico county Na
SHOWN as 'Swceny So together with ~:
'he improvements thereon and tra -r
purtenancos thereunto belonging sftn-
ated about - miles below lilo city If
richmond. and containing 27O1-2 acres
more or less. This property is famous
lot the Inc potter's clay and fuuer's
earth with which 10 abouuds. and which
can be easily pat upon the market h,-
reason Of IT'S proximity CD % shinplar
point on James River with which + IL
connected hy creek uavicahfo for
lighters The possibilities ~ mis- prop
erty are Thought To- bo very great nn4
vel worthy the attention ~ Spectators
and investors
IEtMS The following terms ~ est.
nave oeen agreed upon in lieu ~ those
named To tho deed OF trust to-wft. ono
miro cash, residue at six twelve add
eighteen months. purchaser giving lis
negotiable notes FOR the deferred nav
ments. with interest added secured hv
O. deed ~ trust on the property
A. r. COURTNEY.
ROSCOE 6. NELSON
Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08

I'm xecution Of the deed OF trust from
Mary r. -. Moore. While VI. Dudley. and
y NJ Iay4or. substitute trustee. dated
tAe lStl August. 1915. and recorded i'm
H. y. les b.. page Ia. Richmond Cham
Gerry Court and ~ obedience 70 the de-
cree 81 the Chancery Court OF the city
or Richmond ga the suit styled MARY II
d. Moore vs.. Willie NJ Dudley 1t al %
entered on the 10Th July. 1875 tre rin-
a. Islsned Trustee will sell 10y public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
Tuesday, October 9, 1906,
at 40 o'clock p. NJ. the real estate 81,
fho said deed and decree referred to and
described. being the lot OF lama and tGo
Two brick tenement DWELLINGS thrr.or,
H.Sis ated by the city numbers 2s0i 4ul
'H East Marshall Street fronting trfrf,--
siN 600 feet on tho north line of Nrar-
shan street. between Twrnty-nintn .r,
lh-ruetn streets. ana running back With
IN parallel lines one hundred and fe+v
wide -''
Tho said dwellings contain about oigb-
rooms each. the usual city con,crfs-r..s
are conveniently and pleasnrffv eftr,a+.a
and in good repair 10
TERMS. For cash as 10 oDo--ff-f o-
more. or The whole ~ tho purchase r-f,.
ar tne option Of the purchaser. Tho. h,r-
ahce. u any. up0n credit ia oqual f,-..i
Htenls ar Sly and twelve months uerofi-
SS"le notes 70 De given nv the purchaser
LOT such credit Instruments. with inter
est added from dav OF sale ana eo~,,~,l
10y deed ot trust upon the said uronort,-
JAMES v. ELAN Trustee
p ELAN & Co. Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08

In execution Of a deed ~ trust l1ta4
, 1.ioher -. 1903. and Of record FEB D. p
once. We, the undersigned trustees h.-
Ing required 50 ~ DO by the holder az
the notes secured thereby viii so, Dr.
county courthouse. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08

government bonds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-08
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
From the New York Evening Post of ~tt.rlavD
eTock ENcHANoE TRANSACTIONS

't'nk v.rek t.tr ,-o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-03
AFTER THE LIFE
OF ALFONSO.
Anarchists Plot Wholesale AS
sasSinatiOn at Seville Many
Attempts on Young King.

MADRID. April 3.-King Alfonso's
police have discovered an a|narchistic
plot at Lcbriia. the notorious center of
the Black Hands, near Seville. to as
sassinatc the royal family during the
visit OF the young king, the dowager
Queen Christina and the sister of the
king. the Infanta Maria Teresa. to Sc
vile during holy week.
That anarchists have decreed the
death of the king of Spain has been
shown on several occasions during the
boys reign. They came very near ac-
complishing their purpose n year ago,
when during Alfonso's visit TO Paris Il
bomb was hurled ut a carriage in which
lie and President Loubet were return
ing from the opera after midnight. The
missile fell short of its mark and ex-
ploded without killing any one, several
soldiers and pedestrians being injured,
however.
On this occasion the king announced
that there had beer three previous at
tcmpts on his life from which he had
narrowly escaped.
A few days previous TO the attempt
mentioned. while the king was riding
through the streets of Paris. an anarch-
list burst through the crowd and, bran
dishing Il knife, shouted: Down with
inquisitors! Long live the workmen!'
He was seized by the police. and it sub
s%equently developed that Paris was lit
orally teeming with anarchists during
the kings visit and that there was a
well organized plot to kill him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-03

League. will be held in the lecture
room of Simpson NJ. e. church to-
night.
+ 50
Rev. NJ. o. Block, Of the Danish
NJ. E. church, leaves tomorrow to at
tend the annual conference to be
held in Brooklyn.
" =
Mrs. o. W. Ramsay. of Rector
street. is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. Buhin, of Boston.
+ 4
Andrew Wight has been home on
a vacation from Lafayette for sever
al days.
. r
Mrs. l.. V. Emanuel. of Rector
street, is entertaining Mrs. Frank
Hall, of New York.
Alderman w. r. Stacey is recover
ing from an attack of infammatory
rheumatism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-03
OLD-TiME ILLUMINATION.
When an Ordinary Lantern Was
Counted Something Ex-
traoroinary.

In these days of electric lights, with
all their capabilities for brilliant il
Elimination, it is amusing to read what
the subjects of George II. considered a
dazzling effect, o y Youths Compan-
ion. A Frenchman, visiting in London
at the time of the coronation of thai
Monarch in 17@7, writes enthusiactical.
ly in praise of the lighting of the city
as we'll as of a banquet display.
Most of the Streets writes Nj
Saussure, ARE wonderfully well lisd,
ed; in front of each house hangs
lantern, or large globe of glass, insi3
of which is placed a lamp which burn
all night. Large houses have tTu G
these, suspended outside the doo: b.
iron supports. Some even have -
How one arc-light would havr
lied the good people of that day.
when the coronation processio O.
tered Westminster hall" the Nt
continues, the light of day was To-.
ginning to fade. Forty chandeliers, in
shape of a crown, hung from the cell
ing, each having SO wax candles.
On the kings appearance all sud
denly lighted, and every one in the
room was filled with establishment at
the wonderful and unexpected illum-
ination. Little cords of cotton wool.
imperceptible to the eye, saturated
with sulphur of s~altpeter. spirits Of
wine and other ingredients, had been
prepared and arranged so as to carry
the flame rapidly from one candle u
another. The arrangement had been
so skilfully prepared that scarcely a
candle failed to take fire.
Leave WANT" adVs. at branch Of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-03
HIGGINS SIGNS
FIRST OF TEN.
Big Life Company Directors and
Trustees 0usted- Careless
Selfish and DislOyal.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 3.-The first of
the ten bills proposed by the special
investigating committee as the result
of its long and sensational investiga-
ton of life insurance methods and con
ditions is now IA law.
Governor Higgins has affixed his sig
nature to the bill which postpones until
Nov. ID the annual elections of the New
York Life, Mutual of New York, MI
tual Reserve of New York and Security
Mutual of Binghamton-the four pure
ly mutual life insurance companies in
corporated under the laws of this state.
1t does not affect the Equitable Life
Assurance society. which is a stock
company. In signing the bill the gov
ernor issued a memorandum sharply
criticising the directors whom he thus
legislated from Office.
Under the provisions of the act, which
takes effect Immediately, the present
directors and trustees of the four COM
panies concerned will continue in of
flee until Nov. 10, and their terms Of
office, will then expire, no matter for
how long they may have been elected
and Notwithstanding anything to the
contrary in the respective charters or
bylaws.
On that date the annual meetings
must be held by all Of the four com
panies ''at a time and place which
shall be fixed by the board of directors,
a nd m n,nft.,A ,n-. Io..l IF a.,
shall then be elected. The said cleo
lions shall be under the supervision of
the superintendent of insurance. who
shall appoint at least three policy hold
ers of each corporation holding such an
election to act as inspectors thereof"
One of the most important effects of
the act is that it invalidates every
proxy hitherto secured, whether by
the companies themselves. by Thomas
w. Lawson of Boston or any one else,
the act providing that mo vote shall be
cast at any such election under any
proxy executed prior to the 10Th day
of September, 1906, and all proxies
executed heretofore or prior to said
date authorizing any vote to be east at
any election of directors of any do
nestle mutual life insurance corpora
ton shall he void"
Governor Higgins memorandum
says:
The bill is a useful one. 1t takes
the control of certain companies from
the present boards of directors. mem.
haps of U-hial haya haan IiSopaIital
by the poor account given of then
stewardship to the investigating com
mittee. Some We're careless. some
selfish. and few proved so loyal to the
interests of policy holders as to justify
their being continued in office, except
by the exercise of the enlightened fran
chises of such policy holders"