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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

a. J. S. Langford is hereby an
nounccd as a candidate for alderman
for ward 4, subject 10 tnc rules of
the Democratic primary.
Many Friends.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

Approaching conscientious and
faithful services rendered, We there
fore take pleasure in nominating Mr..
u. f. Baxter for reelection as alder
man for Ward l.
Voters Of Ward |.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

Fl. H. Evans is hereby announced
as candidate for mayor of the city
of Newberry, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

| will make final settlement in
the probate court Of Ncwberry coun-
~ as guardian for Mary Ethel Der
rick on Thursday. Dec. 2G. 1907. and
Immediately thereafter apply to said
court for discharge as guardian of
said minors estate.
b. J. Derrick,
Guardian.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26
Alderman Ward Q.

j. II. Green is hereby announced as
a candidate for alderman from ward
9, and will abide the rules and reGl,-
latiOns Of the Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26
Alderman Ward 5.

Mr.. Ed. l.. Rodelspergcr is hereby
announced as a candidate for alder
man for ward No. 5, subject to the
rules Of the Democratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

j. Is. WaltOl is announced as a
candidate for alderman from ward
2 and will abide the rules and rcgula-
tons of the Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

c. J. McWhirter is hereby announc-
ed as a candidate for alderman fol-
Ward t, subject 10 the rules of the
Democratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

For Graded School Trustee Ward 4.
We hereby take pleasure Of nomi-
mating Mr.. j. NJ. Daivs for reelection
as school trustee from ward 5.
Voters.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

J. j. Lan@ford is hereby announced
as a candidate for mayor of Newber-
ry subject to the rules Of the Demo
cratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

The cotton picking season is
drawing to a close, and bridge whist
will be resumed as the leading
amusement in South Carolina after
n week or two.--News and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26
Alderman Ward 3.

Mr.. S. X. Bouknight is hereby an
nounced as candidate for alderman
for ward 3, subject to rules of de-
mocratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

7 hereby nominate J. II. Wicker as
Trustee Of the Graded School from
Ward No. 4, and he agrees to abide
by the primary election. A Voter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

c. L. Havird is hereby announced
as candidate for mayor Of the city
of Newberry, subject to the rules and
regulations Of the Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26
Alderman Ward !.

W. a. McSwam is hereby announce
ed as candidate for alderman from
ward | subject to the rules of tho
Democratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26
NOMINATIONS.

f.. G. Jones is announced rs a canai-
date for mayor. and is pledged to
abide thc rules and regulations Of the
Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26

5000 YARl'>; OF 60 !rU, Tlli. !,
KIND .'T -.
5000 YH.D:. Or CALICO, THE
s l-3c ;<i..n. AT &c.
1000 YATES or SIElRTlNG, THE
r. KIND Vt ; ST.
1860 N...",I@> :,Efr!t-TlNC. - H..
WIDE, 1T II.
5000 YARDS tiirlllS. &c KIND,
Ar Sc.
2oO0 YARDS RIVER SIDE AT
I IL CENTS.
1000 YARRS HEAVY OUTING,
Zoe KIND AT I l-2c.
1000 YARDS GOOD OUTING
S l-3c KIND AT .1c.
1000 YARDS SUIT!NG. 25c KIND
AT lDt.
2000 YARDS DRESS pLAIDS, 20c
KIND AT 15c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-26
To make some changes in our
business we will sell every yard
CfClCth we have at and below cost.

ia ,'':}iiS DRESS PLAIDS, SOC
KIND Ir 2Oc.
2uoo YARDS DRESS PLAlDS, doe
KIND AT 25c.
ar"O VARIES; DRESS GOODS, SOC
,;lNN .Wr 3Sc.
i;aH "..hi'; DRESS GOODS 75c
:>lrI ..T E3c
1000 IARp., DRESS GOODS, $l.0O
KIND AT 7Sc
lC00 VARIES SILK, soc KIND
AT 3Sc.
1000 YARDS SILK, $100 KLND
AT 7Sc
2000 YARDS AMORELLE A VEL
LON. POE KIND AT II LIE.
2C0n YES NELNETTA FLEECE,
l5c KIND AT Zoe.
100 BED SPREADS, 1926 KIND
AT 7Sc.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
TERMINAL STOCK S25.
OFFER GOOD UNTIL OCT. /.
Chicago Terminal Com panys Pr0tec-
hCe Committee Recommends Sale.

The stockholders protective committee of the
Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company. of
"hlch committee George ! Afalcom of the New
York Stock Exchange house of Malcolm & CoOmbe.
Is chairman, has issued circular to the holders
OF preferred stock lodged with il, informing them
That a conditional offer has been received of $50
share for their holdings, payable on or before
october i, and adding: The committee is lnani-
mousy of the opinion that the offer Should be ac-
cepted" The preferred stockholders are asked TO
forward their certificates before September l 70
the New York Trust Company, which will issue
transferable receipts for the stock
The Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Com.
pany has slSoeo.Oeo common and s17UaoeO per
cent non-cumuatve preferred stock total of 500
600 shares. of which the protective committee is
understood 20 control between 5000 and 6G0ao A
majority of the stock is believed to be held by J
J. Morgan * Co The offer for the protective
committees holdings is said good authority to
nave been made by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. which, it is reported. If il succeeds in
obtaining stock control Of the property will share
that control with the Chicago. Burlington & Quin-
cy. The bonded Indebtedness OF the Terminal
Transfer Company is Sl6.5oo09O. the outstanding
bonds being sl5140e9 in amount. The company
made several defaults in payment of the interest
on lis bonds and in February. 1897, application
OF the United States Trust Company. of this city,
trustee under the mortgage, foreclosure sale
was ordered. Following the granting of that
der the stockholders protective committee.
senting the holders OF large amounts of both
mon and preferred stock. formed
In April the court granted the petition Of the Bal
tImore d Ohio for permission to pay off the
sl7lso,n0 bonds which had been called for pay
nlent on May 5. the purpose of that application hav
ing been TO place the Baltimore & Ohio lease of
the terminals ahead Of the lien of the mortgage
The company. in its petitioned the court to
deny the Baltimore & OhIos plea the ground
that If that company should be allowed to assume
the entire bonded Indebtedness the effect would be
virtually TO eliminate competition at the fore
closure sale The Baltimore & Ohio subsequently
took the bonds but the foreclosure SALE which
had. been set for May ;. enjoined 10 enable
the stockholders 70 test the validity of the Bat-
more & Ohio's lease.
The preferred stock Of the Chicago Terminal
Transfer Railroad Company has long been inactive.
The latest quotation for il is Il bio and 20 asked
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug 15-LOw temperatures In the Ca
madam Northwest and excellent export business
caused sharp advance to-day in the price Of
wheat Later the greater part of the gain was
lost on realizing sales. At the close the Septem-
her delivery was Up &c Corn showed a gain Of
&c TO &c. Oats were &C TO sc higher and provi-
sions aJzc TO SC to 7i2c lower.
The wheat market opened weak because OF lower
cables lower prices the Minneapolis curb and
the break IN Wall Street Offerings came largely
from, nit traders Sentiment became bullish, how
ever at the end of the first hour because Of the
heavy export business here and at the seaboard.
and prices advanced almost &c from the low point
OF the day Other factors contributing to the
strength were reports Of low temperatures IN ule
Canadian Northwest and advices from South Da-
rot, that black rust is making rapid headway in
,he vbeathelds in that state. In the last fifteen
,,rutes Of trade prices declined almost lc Inc
market closed easy. September opened 7sc 10 sc
lower. at s4Ikc s4s4c. advanced to SS-c ana
closed at s55ac.
PRIMARY recept. were $4,000 bushels compared
,t,, osa ooo bushels on tho same day last year.
minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceip,s OF 3ss cars against AS cars last week and
.6s year ago.
Corn was weak early in the day because ,s1 OF tne
tbTonchout the corn belt. During the greater part
Of the day however. sentiment was b9iilsh oe-
The market closed firm septeanbsr, opens1dd n1d IN b
CHANGED to y e H hlsasfd asd 5c and C Closed at Ssc
SsSc Local receipts were 100 cars wlth "i OF co'
oats We're strong on buying by bulls and because
of reports OF small yields and delay TO eaTtesohmg
o1.ned unchanged to l.c higher at SAC 70 4og' aa
venced to 455.c and closed at i5zc to 4osc. Loca'
reTs,pss ne IN provisions was quiet At the close Sep
.enber pork was OF Sazc al 60 o'i Ri, ,rare e,
aown Snyer. as az s. IS s2Is ,,,,.,
Estimated receipts for to-morrow are; Mhea1,
5 25s cars; cars c0Fh IA cars
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


strictly choIoe and Impossible TO exceed that hgure
ratSer tST' light Red kidney export atten
sa e s s "s ea
dinm. choce 81 s75s sl TO-: pea choice
,dn so do % 70 70 S good 2 fdne &
81 s2iA; do black turtle soup: 81 iO' DO yellow eye
snGGS q i9si PHAs e. Scotch. % 1905 ehSso Sc
is IN sr se Gday 6 .y iy any f
cry there moderate ipauiry for such. Nearly
showins soms Wsaness Process butter arrives only
at about sie' 2a,ze best raetosy steady with
90 per psscoads no. aS extras d9 200
choice 22g2sc; do common to fair 19G2ilae process
2Oc: thirds ls@1oe; Western factory extras. p sc
IsIs 1ac: packing stock No, l. 1sl=c; do No 2 ls5s
cHEEsE~Receipts today. $3.50 Trading con-
tnues only moderately active and with fairly free
pso es surplus % this The 20
STEADY S Soil n G te views m fos snc ades Many lots ar
@ @ hot % P snd Saoc
cable: Finest Canadian 5Is for colored and SOS for
white We quote state full cream. colored aud white
small best i2c do large @ o9S5sd lore, best re- do large
fine s@9e; do fair G07'zc: do common 40O'ae: do full
EGGsSRecelpts to-day. ao1s cases Arrivals continue
moderate. and there is good demand prices for fresh
choee goods but the demand has been shifted to- re-
mprovement Good drties wanted w gno
aa nd ~ nsd snd naTs% selected white fancy
fancy 23a2c: do hrsts extra rsts, 1922 do West
frsts. 2Od2o4sc; do frsts. ISk9f9ac
onds 17QIsc do thirds 15416c; dirties SI3ac checks
6I11hc
I M S.. and pears increasing
for choice. Plums plenty and weaker
Raspberres 1c hgfer Blackberries and buckle
berries STEADY. Muskmelons dragging figures
Watermelous dull. We quote: APPLES bb. 81 as
Gs4: do per basket. 75cGs2; CRAB APPLES. large
Dbl. S5q$T; PEARS Capps FavOrite. bill S5GSI
do Bell sias5 do sugar s4@ss do scooter S3a$i: do
ordinary 81 5odISs, Southern bb
S2aS5; PEACHES, Pine Island. per basket 5ocqSl do
Jersey. eocafS1 Is do Maryland and Delaware ooep
25 per carrier 81 50Gs2 50 do Georgia. per
rier 5ocass: do Missouri. s2as3 so: PLUMs Western
do Jersey, Delaware and MARYLAND per carrier 81 -
mSi %: 90 s-fh basket. 2Jdj5c. CHERRIES. up
river and Western New York sour, per per s-e basket
saceisf ~; CUERANTs[ per quart ioE i3c; do black
per quart. 120llc: do per 10 i1Nf2c; RASPBERfIES
red per pnt. sQi3c; BI.ACNRERRlEs, per quart. SO
1ic: Hf.cK LElBER per 1sff5c: do box
81 25Gsl so: GoosEBERRIEs. per quart Iglsc; MlIsh,
MELONS Maryland crate, 81 5uS2 40: do Maryland
and Delaware, 81 25ni2 DO per y crate siaSi =; DO
Baltimore per 39sl I6s &c per small basket ooS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August IS 1907.
Guiding 20 for saughterers and
and few held yesterday The feeling WAS
dull but with only ~ reported for Fridays
ket sellers hoped 10 maintain prices There fair
trade in dressed beef and primo and choice quality
selling steadily. Common choice sides
we're quoted si2 Q IGs.c per 10: Texan beef ga
sac Latest Liverpool London cables reported live
pool (party estimatedl $500 quarters Of beef:
CALVES--Receipts were 26f head all for the mar
ket. 1T9 yesterday making 44S on
the feeling strictly prime
and choice vesls of handy weights The few sales
at s. aSS Cor common TO good veals Grassers
and buttermilks entirely nominal. a few fed calves
prices a II &c city and
"a II &c for country dressed
az SIS per 100 NJ; 10 fed calves 100 u. at 81
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts IL or
$50 head including IL for slaughJerers and
1oi= for the market and car besides was held oyer
very light supply and steady lambs firm limited
receipts and o325c higher. OF medium stock
held over. Common ewes sold at 81 50ds4 25 per
100 10: cuils at 81 25 81: prime lamhs
"a loc per ~ dressed lambs slow at lQ13c
Sales-Newton & Co: 22e Kentucky lambs. 81 N
20s DO ~ at SIS so: 1se Virginia do 50 ~ at
IS 35 313 10 81 n. ss 10: West Virginia sheep.
Jos 10 at 81 %: 2 do. 30 II. st sa.5o; Kentucky
buck. 17o n, at s3 50; do. 40 70. at So
cuis 10, So 10 state sheep 81 10 at IS rs
HOGS-Receipts cars. 1916 head. for
siaugh erers Market nominal. as there we're hogs
on sale here Buffalo market was reported lower.
Prime state hogs sold here late yesterday high as
81 81 100 10
Sales llate yesterdayl--Tobin 6s Shannon: II state
hogs. 1s2 10 average. al 81 SO per 100
s. Sanders: 2S state hogs. 20s ID at 81 15 roughs
3T0 D. az
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Dt ES-Lhs cofree market opened dull a decline
VI points and ruled about points after
h,'uudy when the market improved
OF nrfnness in the positions he close STE
h unchanged to points higher. Sales day.
',u'lS exchanges from September
dnout 5 ~ is"uO bags The opening decline probably
ue 20 TIE weakness of the stock
session ana Sporehensors of Wall offerings,
II was largely nominal. reported on
'aII ana fresh business very light during
session: There WAS good deal Of evening UP for the
account of the September interest he
steadineSs showed by this month tendency to hep
the later position during the later 1t
hoilday in the French market. "Wednesday
also holiday in the Brazilian markets cables will
oe received from there tomorrow. Hamburg
changed 10 IA pfennis higher. Neither Brazilian
markets reported change
cay and, while receipts little
ports they compared with Years figures
from the bull standpoint. The SAP PauIo
was considered favorable for crop prospects
being reported IN three sections and
The market for coffee quiet quotations on
the basis Of csc No =
The in The local rLat
day as follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 5.-CATTLE-Receipts about 500
ae4d Market slow and dull: common % prime steers
calves S31SS: sockers and feeders. 81 JGds5 HOGS
Receipts about 190n0 head Market loc lower Coed 10
prime. heavy. s6 10ds6 medium good heavy. Sc
dss butchers. eOd So 50: good prime So
rigs 81 bOasG 90 selected Sc 5OQS6 e5 bulk OF sales
s6ds6 30 SdEEP-Recepts. about 1000 head. Mnt Aet
weak. Yearlngs. S5 75qsG 5o lambs 50 75as7 %
East Buffalo y y aug 1'IcATTIE- cat Receipt
head. actiu: good; slow S511$5 HOGS
- 400. SLOW. steady: others. 1od20c
lower: heavy So 70aS6 SO: mixed. SO 9os7:
81 1Oas7 pigs 209s7 30; roughs s. s0GS5 so: daires
Sc 25dS7. SHEEP AND I4AMfS-Receipts. 1000 head
active. sheen steady: lambs I5c higher; lambs s.
81 50: yearlings S5IsS 50.
Kansas City. avg. l4.-CATJIsE-IteoeDts. II 900
head 5000 Southerns Market steady Feed
ers firn Choice export beef steers 81 -
Is7 Ia fair TO good s5fSG 10; s4Ns6:
stocers and feeders go sass 10: Southern steers $3g
co. Southern COWS s2dS3 -. native and helfers
$685. S.: bulls 81 4og$3 go calves s3qss HoGs-Re-
Sc 10: packe-s 50 e0Qss TO- light. sGQs6 20. SHEEP
Peceirta 4 500 Market 1Oc lower. Lambs SO so
1Se7 a5 ewes and vearngs s5IS6 30 Western yearngs.
s. 1885 sheep 81 1895 co. stockers and feed
<
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

The local spot market quiet unchanged
ton were bales: delivered contract 900 bales
auie; unchanged 12ac sales. 100 bales Norfolk
duh unchanged at i3isc baltimore nominal unchanged
Louis quiet une.angea at a3',c New Orleans auie
cnansed at l3lsc sales 75 bales Cotton Exchange spe
ia pons kseSo od sn @ Saes - and export
SEQ: American 5000: middiing upland 52id: futures
distant options: closed barely steady at decline
67i5sd: September 5s!sd: Novenber
S55i:G Tannary-Febr7iary, e4osd February March
IS 5 AMa< and s2d coths Tes
-four today recorded in spring patents
and bakers KsHSa % 5s ana aad Fair o
god 81 s 60 ooie9 e9e kin f9 1re 8 s TO-
s 4s0'ef 81 Elne %q @a a1 Cy nm &
dour do sec 60 Red dog, s2s 10 1 city bran bulk 81
$2s So Horniny s24 sacks SIS 20. oineai. SD
GRAIN-wIIEAT- was further evidence % nee Of an
adeace in the market largely growing oc the big
business Of wednesday agsresating $4,000 bush
about naf cent At tbs opening on account an OF sb d
eonssio1 houses and prO%bty % aied h0ldRs
encd the undertOne somewhat The buying was espe-
eay active around midday when % SrS Dakota I a
Manitoba followed later by complaints of low tenpera
up by good demand Minneapolis interests and in
Connection Increased cash trade the mar
ket good deal buoyancy in the middle OF the day
The improved Wall Street situaon was another factor
seemed be much ess pressure
for short than there has been other days
fhis week reported -four sales for the week
thus far had 100000 barrels. Broomha
cables holidays AT Paris and Budapest win
Berlin &c higher. As there will be holiday IN tne
Friday. the regular weekly shipments were
received a day ahead showing total of 100000 bush
els against bushels the previous week Fresh
business for day reported Of 20 loads
ana tho cash market New York closed as follows
No Q ed p0@c elevator o2tsc afoat; No
Northern Duluth. 81 oils and No hard winter. sS'sc
{ o afoat "a. ~ sa-
CORN-The corn market quite steady all DAY
within a narrow range Of prices While Iart or ,ts
strength In oats the hgh carlo.
receipts at with the Argentine shipuents on
I O4f5o compared with 16fTooo bushels the
previous week and unfavorable crop news had
good deal TO with the better undertone An sspor
business OF IA loads re2orted ne com In .s
local e. elevator and 611sc nhoal
No white 6ec. No . yellow. Gle, o afoaf;
OATS-SeptembeT oats advanced cent nus,o'. az.
che Oft q to 7zc unfaVorable new
rersdiny the crop thrashng returns In various
,s-ts ~ the belt There good commission mouse
buying again little oats for sole Cash s oss
the local m strong ana niShcr
closing as follows: Mixed. 26 to - ~ 5See natn,ai
white so ID 6e96ic; clipped white SO 10 ~ no.
"'TT WA rket dull No Western ncmnaly sso Z o
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

CorroN-The cotton market had quite sharp decline
during the middle session. but later and closed
steady unchanged points higher the gains being
positions. sales estimated
at 1T5.0nO bales The opening a decline
OF sac points response lower cables. the
in tie discount rate Of the Bank OF England. aud
newed weakness in the stock market Al the decline there
buying the or the larger short
interests the ruled pretty steady mid
day. when IL weakened under Of rain Texas
decline sdll points. This
lowed hv rally during the later trading ewing tho
idea that the precipitation In she Southwest had been
too Hight 70 do much good the forecast calling for partly
cloudy clear weather that section. and the steader
tone Of The market. The close point O
realizing.
Official indicated showers ranging from
little haif inch eight points OF nine
reporting Texas Tho from which trustworthy
reports received considerable one and
whether the showers general how heavy the
precipitation points other lew
from the whole. the trade took the view the
had been light might lead shading should
temperatures become high again There less Wall
liquidation during the day. and the long interest,
a whole seemed 70 be pretty much reduced.
The or contract prices in the local market day
d
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Tiver,oo, Aug 1S-CIosug: WHEAT. spot quiet; No
red Western winter. IS; FUTURES easy; septenl6er
a. Tj7.d' Tecember IS I5sd; March. IS Esd COttN.
Soot American mixed. new quiet 3s ttd OLD Nortneih
Arm 5s asd futures dull: Septenber As IL 81 octq1
A. ~ Ad PEAS Canadian firm. is ID FLOUR, winter
ps,ehts STEADY 2Ts HOPS in London Paci1c Coasp
Itot go 1GSSff:, 5s BEEF. extra India steady.
gi@ al PORK. prime mess Western Gg;et. sis ;S! IL
.,,hc-lard cut 2f TO 80 10, dull. 5is od short rib
ne 10 % M firm clear middles light : to %
-, ,iat sos "a long clear mddeS. heavy. % 70 40 10
& eos 6I: short backs. rs 20 20 10 quiet hos 90
clear bellies II to 16 III. quiet 5ls- SHOULDERS
sTuare II 20 10 10, easy Sos Cd LARD prime Western
,ssrces nuiet Ais Gi: American refined In pals
LIE ~ aas aI CHEESE Canadian finest white. new.
SrTn 55s: Canadian finest coored, firm BIS TAI
SVr Drii,1e city dull sos I'd TURPENTINE- spirits.
Mat ais Ga RoSIN common steady. lis Cd Pt1-
rPOf YriTM refined steady I'd IINSEED OIL.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
ATuRrLE 1.ooc YEARS OLD.
Boston Globe

lrorn bpbtUIt Nf1t-''
] n Cadoret of Bond street. South End, has
;,,9, returned from fishing trip on the Virginia
coast accompanied by strange captiVe-a 7oV-
Mound turtle =, -
tl,or.v on turtles declared that Judging from us
size and generally venerable aspect ule ahl,ihl iay
Isrirson trle Norsenan. visited these coasts more
than nine hundred years ago; IN fact' t'at MS
ttrfleshjp is probably 1000 years OH
The possibilities of toughness sissesaea ps @ sae
fite of Mr. f,adoref however. who says ne pro-
poses 10 invite his friends TO monster turtle To-
past
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
THOMAS W. LAWSON.

whnN rwonfB and life policy
holder aItvndraw hSng ghn o m
enA rIavano B is
seh
paphat
when rIawn Bhn he
ranaa mf ~
Svncswh hnow tt tfrnp cent
ttnstne when entire world N
o Boston, is Hwng t t
estn Ghn
ndepht m st
uv 2to it wo
placed
t11hm in mangage chcante ednmneb nou
vreNor evpeuat yf m phd
ettir fteadwhn aid fIr Iawsono
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Jacob and Darid Cooper who did d.ygoods
BUSINESS under the firm Of Cooper BROTHERS,
n''i joint petition in bankruptcy yesterday The
"hecue OF Liabilities shows total of Ss7.sSs s., of
sich 56i 331 G. Is unsecured and $40 secured Tho
.scysi fsenk of New York, OF No. 10 Nassau street,
" Cae oaiy creditor secured lis claim is FOR
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
JOHN MITCHELL IN WILKES BARRE

wakes Barre. Penn. AEg- i5.-President Mitchell
OF the United Mine Workers arrived here to-day
sfeIn Chicago and held a long secret conference
win The three district presidents Of the apthracne
assleis IL IS Understood that the main subject
1noer discussion the loss OF membership IN the
-aioa in the anthracite nela.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
WESTERN PAPER MERGER PROGRESS.

rBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Milwaukee. Aug. 15.-The International Paper
company. back OF the merger OF Western paper
companies. in progress. has obtained. up TO
Gate options on thirty-nine mis-thirty IN WIS
eonsin. five IN Michigan and four in Minnesota
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

Superior. Wis. Aug i1--A consignment OF ons
hundred and fifty mon. mostly HunarianS- passed
through here to-day their way to The iron
range 10 take the places strikers Ii Is said ths
companies plan TO weed out the Films, VINO have
given the most trouble
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

ID lais ior the premises at No III East 12Jth street
Inc nominal assets are ST. II
800 Nee1 hyshind, q retired merchant, of No.
- 'est 'oth street. flied a petition in bankruptcy.
The liabilities ni15 7s. and there are no assets
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
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