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weakness. however. displayed in the Liverpool mar
ket, and with the progress Of the session the New
York price fluctuations became unmportant with no
evidence Of liquidation change Of front the
part Of the small bull contingent
Crop and weather news mainly favorable. and
there is less discussion concerning insect damage
injury from other causes. There is however, no
analogy which can be taken from the crops Of the
past twenty years from which estimate be
made of the INJURY TO the one now being marketed
since August !.
The growing crop has changed during the last six
weeks from Possibilities of the first magnitude IN
an unknown position, and the plant is still Ul-
nerabIe to early fru and other unfaTOrable condi-
tiOns The yield may be anything from 1900 81
bale to Il. 800 900 bales. or even more.
The question which CunfrOnts the bull most seri
UusIy at this time is the stability of trade and the
possible demand for American cotton for year sue
cpcding two crop Yields averaging about uJJO OOO
bales each. The opposing position is backed by a
very unsettled political and trade condition in Eu-
rope and. in fact. all Over the world. Very high
prices for all cOmmcitiCs except cotton il almost
positively assured and the economic effect of this
situation must be counted against very high price
for cotton unless the supreme strength Of the sats-
teal Iostion Of the staple and its products shall
ifg..1F
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Estate Of Carrie +. West: will filed dated July
e. 1911 nominating Estela Barber executrix with
out bond,
Estate Cf William G. Hall; will filed. dated OctObcr
II. 1884, nominating Winfield and Bessie Hall ex-
eCutOIS.
Estate Ct Michael ]. Frawley; order admitting
will to probate and record and granting letters
tcstamentary unto Isabella FTawlcy: bond, s. Co.,
Attorneys Sheehy 4 ShGehy.
Estate Of Mary A. Ellis; order granting ancil-
larry letters testamentary unto Sarah C. HaIoran,
without bond. Attorneys. Thomas & Bellen.
Estate Of Charles blackstone; order admitting
will to record and granting letters testamentary
unto William ~ Taylor bond. 500 Attorney,
James +. Bundy
Estate Of Franz II. LOchbOehler; order in ratifca-
tiun Of sale and directing execution Of proper
veyance.
Estate Of Daniel Turner: petition and order for
letters Of administration and granting unto
r Dallas Washington; bond. 500. Attorney, II. H.
Yeatman.
In re Barbara Bauer; order appointing guardian
ad ltem.
Estate Of Joseph. p. RRgland; motion for removal
Of guardians. Attorney. w. J. Lambert.
Estate Of Carrie r. West; petition for probate Of
viii and letters tcStamentary. Attorney, James F.
Bundy
In re AIce L. Eberiyi petition Of guardian for
increass Of allowance.
Estate Of William X. Scott; will filed dated
February Is, 1910 nominating Mar Z. Scott sx-
ecutrix, without bond
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REFUGEES ARE PROTECTED.
All British Subjects Leave Chinese
Province of SzcChucn.

The only important information re-
c,ivcd at tn" State and Navy depart
m"nts from china Yesterday indicated
ti:at number OF refugees from the
provinces Of Szc,nucn had arrived at
Nanitin and were being offered every
Protection there.
Non" Of th"~" refugees. however, are
Americans. They u:o an British sub
j"ctS. The Chimes" government rcnrws
its as~uranr" that IN" imperial army
Will b" used {" tn" last man. il ne, cS-
sary. {" Put down the rebellion and re-
store order.
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on for Baltimore.

About nifty builders Of Washington.
members of the Euildcrs and Manu-
facturcrs Exchange, viii leave this morn
ing for Baltimore on the annual outing
Of the body. They VIII he entertained
for the day by the Baltimore Builders
Exchange The party will leave over
the Washington, Baltimore and Annap-
oils Railway at N:l5 this morning
Washington builders viii not h" the
only guests to hc entertained hy tn"
Monumental city organization. EWld"rs
from Philadelphia. Norfolk. and Ti.h-
mnnd will he on hand as we'll y STEAMER
viii hc chartered and tho party take a
trip down the bay to Annapolis. Whor"
it will I've met 10y the officers of the
Naval Academy and shown through the
grounds. After an inspection "r tn.
Academy. IN" party will h' received by
GOV. Cr"thcrs at the StatChuusr. The
return trip viii heGIn in Time to lnd
fho visitors in Baltimore 1T O'Clock.
Lucheon and dinner VIII Ice served on
tn" boat. The Washington contingent Is
expected back 10y ~ O'clock.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nv Yra. N,rr Il. NILLFEED-rim: nrI-
'r0'. i..ln'--. ~ru"- ran -. a'. stan 'trt md
...r--. O., n. W.~t'rn ul = - -: wtt,..r wheat
.'"'.. w l@ trrd -acs,. 90 ariv,. ~ city bran.
a~ I..| -lM
oNTS S'ruscr m.drrar. inquiry ". white
e.. y. 3 wiir. 20: .'andar.- 81 elevator I1.i,:
...g-tIn. Ola f.t. rs. Ea54
FLOUR FINN. fur uIu,rr. Ka~-l, ,trli2hts.
-ai7- I'D -a,-.. n uT- l.tr me- j.5a5. > m naf-
a.- -.~- ,.u A-4i.5". & wur,s straight,
RYE FLOUR Firm: mod ra'" lu-im,.s. Cl,.o.
lr.-l. E-.a.I ~ 4 --q-I
'oENNEAL ~',a.h, dealing, rntrar. Kiln
~. f. 'Nisn. @5i; caE-. meal. III bags, liza
"NY-R,~ur-. - tops: steady: mo,l.rs,e IL.
,.''.l 9-.1arn1., arr t"r new primo rimHny. 10,
y. J. 10. y. >. I I51' y: y. D. S-tg0.
REEF -''.... ~. .i'r.-- moderate. ra-a,t. L IA
= ~. family l. -aul.N
FORK ~r,sa, inquiry inart.vc. Mo-. IsJCaI9 >
fan .Ir. roHoaga0O
LAI.p-W.ak.-: inactive dealing Prime ". st.
C--. SCI: iu,I Ctrt.u"ut. u 10. South American
i o.. r."n,f Elazlan. in k,gs. zoo: ,Iros'clrinc
:. .al-, lard =-arirc slow: New York. IlaI2.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

y" Y.rs ~~r.. ,- d. r.r i've .'.,k market To-
90" -:l"r- n,~. -'.si,. ., -r"n-. rr'l,- a,I COWS
.Ir.. -'..-s -''.'" i.'-. 5-5a'5. c,'-r drv
f,.l -t1-.' e.. ,..-. 1--a-.."
Ir'--,I l'r' 81. '.ir Jcra.d AZ a. rcr T.ud c,-
m,Nvr .l.- 'a''.s .'.ns :. srrr.s N,,l~ 30,
10 p. IT,, i'-.'.-.. -.r..r- a"l harr'rmi'a- a.,
'a " ~ %. ,4'u-. f-r I4".nR ,.r 20. Dr---I
..Hr. -'.n -r ,.,--r. ,ctr- .-IF- cpu,ry
rr,-.rl ralf
~...r. -'.r... .rl- #.rr 81. -rri, Al.ror Sheer.
- .L'r. lrn'. T.. r.N- so
Irr.. .G rs.rr .r.... - Ga- l-.,' w,'lrrs s..
.'r,rs, .ac... - ~
II - ~..nl -.-I a,lv, g. I,r.t nc,r'1r- 7ol,7.,o
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest RnTes of Interest.
". H WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.
.21 18th Street Northwe.

I1r rnd e >,r. .r- S.i.ar. - one-h.f 5utrI,--
ID At - .s5 ,'r- Of l,a 10 arI =. dine 3,
.,Iu.. s-..
Whitney C.-.-La, p u,,a T.. Iame~ X Jones
ct aA.. A.no F. To Mary A. >n,d. $40
ErD khua.-~r~a~' -. . q. Margaret ". Easter
day - Gc,rg. !. Ea~csraay. S,a
t.1n.'r.r X, Uu~ r,ua- Spar Is,9 lots
AMI :. Eobrt +. Heater to Lena :. Uarlrg,r.
500.
ChTy Cha.' Grryr. L survey OH New ssa- Va.
and F,u u-.rr--S .uaIv -g.i let -; FULTON X.
l'.nl - e. uy. Ira, to Lucy {. FDvn.. .
N.iJ---
Fuw,,u'n Street Terrace 5 ruIrc 80 lois q and
81 -a.au, So: LNacu.wE Iu,elJmert CuuuVa-
fjuI To Christian smith. SO.
SiX'rr u;l Srvst II,I-nt~S ware %. lots 10 al I
Il. -nar o. William y. II, Iu.- So
Fuwtre.'l Srn.t T-rra.r- Sfudr. ~. IT .. same
70 Mary :. BISaar-u. 50.
FUTJ' NH S'r,.: T,rrlcu-Sguarr $50. lot .;
slL... ,.lLn.. 81.
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SEVEN CADETS IN TROUBLE.
Charged with Having IntONICant
nt Summer EnCampmcnt.

Seven cadets at West Point are in trou.
hI" with the authorities, as a result OF a
Sc ~tous infrartfon OF discipline Presi-
dent Taft is expected to take action upon
their cases before he leaves on his West
crn trip.
The named cadets are T. d. Simkins,
Of Georgia: r. j. SasSe. of Delaware:
f H. FreeIand. Of Florida: J. A. Arthur.
Of South Carolina; f. s. Moale, of Wash
ington state: G. r. Butler, of Ohio, and
J. D. Christian, of Virginia.
The offense with which they are
charged. it is said. involves having in
toxicants in their possession at the sum-
mcr cncampment. which ended recently.
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TO ATTEND LATTA FUNERAL.
Congregational Delegation Named to
Go to Tekamah, Nebr.

The Congressional delegation to attend
the funeral Of Representative J. p. Latta
at Tekamah, Nebr tomorrow, was COM
pletcd yesterday by the designation OF
Senators Brown and Hitchcock of Ne
braska: Bristow. Of Kansas; Owen. OF
Oklahoma; Reed, Of Missouri, and Ken
yon. of Iowa. to represent the Senate.
Sergeant-at-arms Jackson. of the
House. appointed as the delegation from
that body to attend the funeral all of
Representative Latta's colleagues in the
House from Nebraska. Kansas, and Colo
RADIO besides Representatives Pepper, OF
Iowa. Rooher of Missouri; Floyd, of
Arkansas; Davenport; Ferris. and Carter,
of Oklahoma.
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FINANCE AND REALTY
Another dull dav on the exchange.

Another dull day on the exchange.
A good demand for bonds with but few
transactions marked the session. There
was almost nothing doing in stocks.
Prices are fairly steady with a slight
downward tendency in the stock list.
Traction 5s were the only bonds to figure
in the trading, $500 worth changing
hands after call at II 3-4 and II Is.
There were only six transactions in
the stock list One lot of Railway COM
mon sold at y 1-2, a repression of about
one point. Five shares of Railway pre-
ferred went at So One share of Mergen-
thaler sold at 226 1-2. Two lots of United
Trust went at 120.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court y. /.

Il Il' l. irill LII.
No. OIL. Fr-ut rs. "ourert,-.t General Lift
Insurance Cr.f JrN. time t. 1r transcript ur
aIr,al extended ~ Or',hr '5. 1911 Attorneys
McNrilI y MrN,lu aud II. II. GIa-,l.-Johu EiiuuI
and :. X Eurd.
No. -S62. IN r' Clarl-s EeIl.: final account d"
c~mmttrr referred 10 auditor. Ati,ru,ys. CollrI
\ TcuuinG.
No. 2OUS Lunacy William Cras-cu: committee dis
charged and account .II~Ucl
No. lsg7. LUuac, Michael Hassctt; committee au
thurz,d 70 make mvr~tm"ur
Nc SGS uuaCy John Knrbs; same above.
NJ. 3gJI6 Quinn v. Quinn, sale ratified uIsi
Attorneys T. \. Jcnr~-GCorIr .. Shinu
No. JO4Cg KrndriuS Is kCUdrck; hearing on
rulc continued tr September - Attorney. Wilton
J. Lambert
No JCs2 Kennedy ". Kennedy; nj" as To ev-
amiuer', fee rrunaJ Srtgmhr - AttCrucy $.
Paul f. Lcsh-W. !. Lrmt,rt
No S45S Bauer vs. Igu,r. guardian ad litcm
appointed. Attorney. Eugene \ Jones.
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COTTON. MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs BuiIo-
ing.
New York. Sept l3.-The cotton market dsplayed
good tone to-day, but lost nearly all Of an early
advance for lack Of determined support FOREIGN
markets are still in degree unsettled by political
conditions and disturvd trade sentiment growing out
Of crop failures This rejected in less active
demand for spot cotton in Liverpool and some re-
ports Of duh trade from Germany. There was no
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Hume sued on Unpaid Note.

II. Winship Wheatley and Edward Z.
Bailey. receivers for Harper & Co. yes
terday filed suit against Thomas l..
Hume and Graham Hume. on an un-
paid promisory note for $50. The suit
grows out of the business association of
Thomas Hume with Robert Harper and
J, Miller Kenyon in the firm OF Harper
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Htbhs & Co,
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibba
Building.
Chicago. Sept. l2-WHEAT-Mod active
but trading mostly professionally September
92@s December, 967ta96s; May. LG2as.
CORN-ActvC: many commission houses rushing
TO cover contracts on the open market when il be
came evident that Patten in control Scptem.
ber 6sL December. 6ia, s645s; May. 6G4ta6sTs
OATS-Strung. hut quiet. September. 43S De
49,
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winthrop to Go Abroad.

Beekman winthrop, Acting Secretary
of the Navy. will sail from New York
nm Saturday on a six weeks trip
abroad He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Winthrop. Mr. Winthrop is go
ing on this trip purely for recreation
and says he will not inspect any foreign
backwards.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Nv York. S,rH. r.. N"rrl rr call a. The stock
n>''an-" f. d'' "'-cl at - I,r CENT NJ; f r...
'.aN hars w,r. made AZ = isr o.ut.
Time IN urv cniIuu,d nm il. rrar,. with -II-i,
Hrrar~ i'm H.. drr nrl f.r u.@,', day, Ea' -
@na's '.T cont tlr ~Nr' days. .lsa2'e I.r Cclr fur
'un'E dt,~. - Il Ivr ,tIt for -, months
NJ r",nri-r ral-r remained dull rllr demand
i,i"- limited Rate. ii-l5 per cent fr .jNry and
rIm" ,.a'-. tl. irabI" and ch.i.. fur To- six
mo NH, sII.-I. mAm.,. 3. II cent f.r c:-L.r.
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Mediterranean Cruise Planned.

A cruise of the Atlantic fleet in the
Mediterranean during the winter is plan
ned by the Navy Department. Several
other VOYAGES in European waters are
under consideration. The plans cah for
the sailing Of the feet about October 10
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CnI.a-.. ~rIt T. H.. market 'a,y: rvCrirt> liz
rE-: -airm'rt-. O. :"'.. uhuirr timothy, p n,
80: clover. ln "lli :" Kansas and OKLAHOMA
, ruU" ch0Hr. !-.G1l5 =: Iowa MiuncOta Dakota
and N.lrs.Es. choice I45cal550 Indiana IHnoI,.
all Wi~,.r-ln fcc..r .rairi- sOollo -: rye ~traw
Gag =: 90 straw 7.5ls.5D: wheat straw I50a6 .
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Criminal Lnurt No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
United states vs.. Thoma- J Collins. arson; order
t. rrerntrnTcut GUvgrumcut Hospital for the In
sane to deliver defendant 10 the United states mar
shal: personal rCcuguizauoc Of SloJ taken.
United States ~. Griffin HIlstCad; false TrctenseS
and embezzlcmCnt; order Of June - 1911. amended
order concerning demurrer pleas in abatC:Lrnt sus-
tanned. and indictment Iuashcd
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WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given below are for large lots Jobbers'
! prices arc higher.
EGGS-Ncsr-br fresh. Virginia. 22aZ3: West vir.
rinia and Southwest Virginia. 2Oa21 Tennessee. gNa
y.
nUTTER-Elrin fancy. 2sBsa2ss: Western arst,.
| 27s@s: seconds @caZ7.
CHEEsE-Ncw York State factory new. lrsa
| lJlt
ToULTHY- Ch,.Ecrs. ror H.. IiaI5; hens. rcr H.
II: roo-tcrs rrr IN saa: turk"vs. r"r h. Isa9O.
Ch'ck,r-. lGaI7. ru'-'Crs. pr H.. n.
! VEGETABLES Potatoes. ncN No. !. rcr trslreI
IolI lj srCetS ~. CN rcr hhI.. 5.Ga725. vans
30. cgrriant crate fOa-5. IrttuC, n v. Tcr
Ia sSet. Sails. clmlirgs. I,r hh., 5tI75. string
h.ans rcr buslcl. l.5GL25. T"Uprs. Tcr crate JOl
-: tomatoes. haInc =rDNr. 5Loo gTcru corn. home
gr "n. Icr d0z., saI2; cncnmiers. I"r basket. IA
GREEN FRrITs-Arpre. per hbl l.Ooa4 10;
! orargr-. tHlu"u.I. pr lr'N. i6n5.GO: lemons.
iIcr hr, glai -: -~Irr' irIt. rrr Lax. ia
-. fInClIrI,~ -Gr...G watcrmrlaS IGtg-.
,,-,raEHlI,- Jar r-a'c LOIr1 .. teaches, I,.r cra,c
L1'a"7-. I-ar>. Harr',t. A-LTj Ter hr.hCI grarcs.
\ra-0rl. wv Hg-H,f ~. DIavarr. i3'r. black lGt
Il. lams Irr sh basket. -laJo, dau.s5u,. Icr slb
HAY AND sTEAw-H1y. Western. No. |. 24oo.
p 20: NJ. .. 9'Ca215H: mixed hay. lsoOa22. o.;
straw. re bundle &c OOaIOjO; machine thrash 5oG
500; straw. what, yer ton. $50 SO: straw oat PEI
ton. Ogas %.
live STOCK -sh,~r r.- IT.. 2a,'.: lambs.
sI'i"-. r'- H. 5sln.-. calves, choice. I,r h.. T.
GRAIN Wheat. rru. rr- buvII. ssayy: crrr
s2r''.d I'D. .,r h,l,lrl. 75asO: new EAR p,r hhL.
'ooa+.2': cats. Western white. No. 2 per bL,
ga "1's. m'ycd. buSeI. Eaf9: bran. Ter ton.
100: wlu.'v-.. Ter .r0. 90.
WOOL AND HIUE~ WOOL washed. free n hsIrTA
re- ID. 2t35; v,-l unSa,hcd. T,r H.. 2ia22: hides
!rE. I"- H.. .,y. -a'.d .I''r- Irr 10. 70, calf
-A':,-. rrrru. ca,n. --ul-l
SEEDS Red ~'.v r. i-.- hrehcI. l2O0aI5uo: aIzike
clover I~r '1slI. IIooaI2": white clover. pr
Irhd .-|ct'- "'. r~.r.-ra c'.rrr Cr'aCrj. tm",hv.
q
rcIr.n lra--. ''rl-G,0 r.r IC0 lb,.. alfalfa. Icr
bu-Lel. IlIaalr q.
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Realty Broker Returns.

After four weeks spent at Bar Harbor
and other points along the New England
coast. Thomas Il. HuyCk has returned
ready for the fall campaign
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Caben Back at Desk.

Assistant Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor Cabell, who returned from Europe
Tuesday. was back at his desk in the de-
partment yesterday.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIss- -EC-lar call. Z o'clock noon:
Washington EailUa, 4 Electric III. > at az.
Washington Haiwa. \ Electric lf... 1, AT g.
N. .rge-rhalsI. / AZ o..
T.r,d states T"-t 10 1t -. 70 at 10
N'ror call:
'a'na' Ta~inr = 5l."0 ~ -. s. 80 at IIlr.
G rr at H.. 80 d, H.. g Co} ~ uiE 5000 a
Urs
Following are the h1 and a>he,l Iticcs posted Yes
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VI. 4. Cobb Is Back.

Murray \. Cobb, Of the firm Of story
& Cobb. is back from short vacation
trip.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

Quotations furnished ry W. B. Hbbs < 70. mem.
h1s q tie New Yora so-ck E4chlugc. H.bb,
Building.
SALE or SHARES EY HG-RS
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Woman DfpIomntf~t Named.

Woman DipIOmntiSt Named.
Thn State Department was advised
y' sJrrd,ty b1 III, gnvcr n"nt OF Uruguay
of the appointment OF the first woman
in history to a nations diplomatic COTS.
Miss Clurild. IrIIsI. of Uruguay. has
h,-a named as an a,rarhr Z" the lcEa-
lion at B-u-=,.s. H,l-ium. She is a
graduate lawyer.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
ew York. Sept. l3,-ouOtntion, for miscellaneous

Within the last forty years the number
of women workers in France has almost
doubled.
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Bankruptcy Petition.

No 70 !" re- Harry !. Mattrrn: voluntary. lia-
hirs EIjas'9-: assets, Sl6.l0.lS. Attrneys Chaplin
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Law suits.

No. -2E". II. Wiu-':n NHrrlry arI Edward :
Hrli,.. ie-r,sr- a. T..s' y. H.~.-r AMI J. Miller
k,aA.u. trldiU- as IIt.rr~ y Co. ,- Thomas l..
Hnmc InL Graham Hume; r.tc. S-.-iH.s. Att0r-
m3.. H. W Nars,I., a.l D.. RaIlr,
Nc 1aI5. William =. Wwd w. baltimore and
unir Railroad Colur.ins li..N. dlsug-,-. $3.50
Attorneys. Q. =. Dilgs and u. Eurlsrnid.
No 57g1L District NuIpual Elia rIn..) -. Clay
t.n T. IauiS> note. S.1D. Att.1.cv. G. +. Carrlsi
Nc 5.GI. Disuirt Na.i.uaI Bank U.,l Us. l. J.
Mc'isic. u0;Cs. $40. Attorney. g. f. CarIsi.
Nc. &raE Milton L. Ncy ard I.,rrlI GoIdCnb2ry
tradinl As Ney ~ Co.. :. EHlIhth \ IlaIucs. ac-
CUEi, Ss5S&I. Attomny. VI. u. Eu~euIvrg.
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bankruptcy Court.
rSrIrE GOLD

No rs. j. Hammond Brewer; adjudication and
reference to William NJ Hallam. referee. Petition
ers attorneys Carter x Brooke.
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RAILROADS

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or Hr-l. Low C2,S,
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No. 95s United States MaraschinO Cherries;
oIder extending time fle answer. United States
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-20

more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Sam Nance, D. M. Ward, A. P. Werts,
Tract No. :. and the public road. :
Terms: One-third cash and balance
payable one year from day of sale:
secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest from date 1t the rate OF 8
per cent. and with the usual stipula-
ton for ten per cent. attorneys fees
if the credit portion is not paid at
maturity. The purchaser will be re-
quired to carry insurance on the
houses on the Home Place and as
sign the same for the protection OF
the loan. Purchasers to pay for pap
ers and for recording.
This land lies near Silverstreet, a
station on the Southern railroad, and
is highly improved.
Walter S. Spearman.
Maggie S. Longshore.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-20

high speed. Laughter is the keynote
and the peals of merriment evoked
from curtain to curtain follow each
other like discharges from gattling-
gun. The climaxes are hilarious and
side-splitting in their unexpectedness
and originality. There is the father, a
rich and respected banker who is all
that he should be while in the home
circle, surrounded by his wife and by
his son, Bertie. Bertie has just reach
ed the "long pants" age and is eager
to spend money like mis- father. He
finds this a hard task 1nasmuch as his
allowance is but $500 month. In
order to secure enough funds with
which to buy flowers for his "girl'
Bertie takes most of his fathers
clothes to a nearby pawnshop and Sc
cures enough "change" to keep an ap-
pointment with 'the girl in the taxi"
and orders a delightful title supper
for two.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-20

Paris In both cities. it created SEN
sation and ran for more than l,OOe
nights. Chicago was the first city IN
America to witness this lively piece IN
its adapted form. Its success at the
Cort Theatre was instantaneous and
emphatic, and for more than six
months it proved a potent magnet to
crowd the theatre where it was pre-
sented to the doors. In Boston its
triumph at the fremont theatre was
unqualified, the Eastern metropolis
yieing with the Western in paying trl-
butte in the form of overwhelming aud
fences for an equal length of time.
New York likewise acclaimed in it the
most glowing terms and greeted it as
the laughing sensation of the season. ),
The story of THE Girl in the Taxi
is as laughable as it is interesting; its
plot full to overfowing with situa-
tions and complications which move
with the rapidity of a racing-car on