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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-12

Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to
attend to business during the day or
sleep during the night Itching piles.
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. Never fails. At any drug store,
80 cents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-12
MONEY TO LOAN
..... ON. $50.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
PIANOS, ORGANS,
HORSES, CARRIAGES,
WAGONS, ETC, ETC.

If YOU are in need of money for any
purpose whatsoever you can get what
you require by asking for it. If you
are indebted 10 one or several parties
we will loan you enough to pay them
off, and give you plenty of time to pay
1t back, and in payments which you
will not miss from your earnings. Call
and investigate before borrowing, AS
YOU WILL FIND OUR PLAN THE
BEST AND OUR RATES THE LOW
EST in the city Loans made the same
day as applied for.
Property left in your possession.
All business strictly confidential.
The Akron Security & Loan Co.
N. M. BERK, Secy. and Treas.
1873 S. Howard st.
Phone, Bell, Main, 81. Peoples, So.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-12
DR.. II, E. kECK.
DENTIST.
MILLINERY.
GEO. H. PETLEY

Ill King st. Peoples phone. 1881.
Contractor and brick masonary of all
kinds. Repair work a speciality. Esti.
mates cheerfully furnished.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Creditors Refuse Einhorn's Oner and In.
quire After 12O. (NbO OF Ills Assets.

Two creditors petitions in bankruptcy
we're fled yesterday at the same tive aga inst
Wolf and Albert Einhorn. who did business
as W. Finhorn. manufacturers of furs at 10
East seventeenth street. II IL ale ged TINT
III" liabilities are over 800 600 and that the
assets VIII not exceed s5O,OOO It. Ia stated
that Wolf Einhorn has not been seen or hea rd
from for the past Ave days An examination
Of the books showed that in the past month
the firm received So. 900 in cash from GUS
toners and that s3O,OOo was deposited in the
various banks where they kept an account,
leaving SECOND unaccounted for Wolf Elm
horn was accustomed to receive the checks
personally. and the creditors allege TINT he
has concealed the $40 Oo3
AZ n meeting OF credit TORS held on Saturday
a. watch Albert Einhorn was present an
offer was made TO compromise at 30 &c nts on
the dollar, b'.i the creditors refused to accept
r. The firm did a large business tins sea son.
~ January last the statement showed lin
bllties OF s33, 900 and assets OF SIS, 600
Hopkins Roberts. builders, AZ 2lS Broad
way, composed Of IeRoy Hopkins and John
ruptcy with firm liabilities OF sso.s4i, OF which
si6. 65i are secured and normal assets sl2, $40
creditors petition IN bankruptcy has
heen filed against Sadye and Gol6i' Gold
svaber GoldEra Der s,sters,. dealers IN miili-
In business here since Aug. I. 1900, and came
from Nebraska City.
Justice Fitzgerald of the Supreme Court
has appointed John p. lOBrien temporary
receiver OF the assets Of the Carlos Booth
chants at u State street, on the Application
Of Arthur b. HARRISON Donald Mclean and
Albert Richie. directors. The abilities re
but $4,000 and the nomiil assets ti5,s7t
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Considerable irregularity WAS shown, in
outside securities to-day, due TO the stringenoy
In the money and the weakness In the stoch
market The opening prices showed some
Improvement over Saturdays finals. but
after the first hour slight selling pressure
was in evidence and prices sold OF fraction.
ally. In a few cases, however. some shAp
gains were made in few issues, which have
not figured in the late trading. notably
per cent on comparatively light trading TO
IS. Pittsburg. Lisbon and Western yae
another exception: this issue. while 1uQted
for some time. has never been ira In
until to-day. Initial sales were made at ~.
but on increased blying 4 rose ~ per cent
to 2Sh Standard oil developed renewed
strength on fairly heavy dealings. Advancing
irregular, opening az III. on light selling pres;
sure declined to iloh, but at the close 5000
support was in evidence and the price rallied
to the opening figure, American Can issues
opened up. X for the common and over !
per cent for the preferred but before the
close lost all tho advance INTERNATIONAL
Mercantile Marine shares were In food de-
mand, but sho wed some irregularity
The Copper shares were generally outlet.
with very few changes noticeable from the
last close. United Copper rose fraction on
various unconfrmed rumors. Greene Con;
sol dated was steady around 24k. Montreal
and Boston showed the usual fluctuations ana
Tennessee Copper held Arm around 10,
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MoNDAY neo
Receipts of beeves for two days were eos head.
including cars for export alive 10 for slauehtef-
crs and 80 for the Market Steers were SLOW and
declined loai6c. bulls and cows. on nodernte
receipts were steady. The yards weYe cleared
Common 70 good native steers sold a. ~ .S0GlS rs
per 100 BIS cars for export Al -: stays al Noo;
bulls a. s2,BdN so; cows AZ 81 .6SaS& 20 Dressed
beef slow al per ID. for native sides; TEXAN
beef selling At CT @7isc Cables quoted live cattle
slow; sheep steady; Refrigerator beef selling a.
iodio'7c per ID. Exports, 70 day none: 70 morrow
$40 oeeves, t7o sheep and 1900 quarters of beef.
Receipts OF calves for two DAYS were OiS head
Including 10? for butchers and GA for the mark
making. with the stale stock ees head on sale
Veais were steady with fair demand baruyard
calves and Westerns hrm the pens were cleared
Poor 10 prime veals sol Al SsdSo. so pc 100 lbs :
little calves Al so: ham yard stock a. SSelS So
Westerns az SSH assoc. yeariings a. ~ rs. City
dressed veals steady a, liaiac, per 10.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two days were
t09i head. Including 10 cars for export alive is
for siaughtrrcs and S,s for The market mskinG
with the stale stock. S7Is cans on sale Sheer
were In better demand aud isSl 2sc higher r; lambs
moderate active: GOOD lambs 3sdSc. higher
medium and common lambs. isc. higher; . few
cars wsrc held over. Common 70 choice shee
sold AZ "a s0sN.i5 per 100 lbs: extra and Export DO
at ?SaStso cults a. -: ordinary W choice lambs
az ~ 20 Ass 90: extra do. a. % So culis at uaN So
Croada lambs a. 70. Dressed mutton Arm al $40
III. per 10: dressed lambs AZ ~ aioiSc
HeccpS OF hogs for two days were 4 2S7 head
inciudnS about > cars for the market Pyices
nrm and i5HaSc, higher State hogs soid Al ~ ESQ
Ms per 100 lbs mixed Western. nominal.
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Coffee was somewhat nrmer early In the day
owing 70 demand from local shorts but later on
the buying abated and prices reacted. Europe
SOLO httle but In the main II was . quiet. local
e, sMETAIaaIn LONDON tin "a. e 49, h,sssr a.
here was strong and higher. Copper in London
advanced lis Cd 70 ESQ ~ Cd for SPOT and ESQ los
futures The market here was unchanged. Lead
was nged In both markets. with London at
zig zig iss Spe'sr IN LONDON declined q. ca. 70
sly las. The New York market was lower Prices
mere Is follows Copper. standard, spot 70 De-
cemoer. ZIG lake. II 6sc eiectrolytic and casting.
s Z. plates 40 %i Lao. s!. :e.I!:i
warrants nominal. Steel rails q, Mill S3s. .''''
NAVAL STORES. Spirits Of turpent!ne. 6sess}4o.
Common 10 good strained rosin. 81 SS6si 90.
,pnovisioNs:-LArd was strong: Brazil kegs:
si2S: refined Continent. sii: Western prime.
SloHo: south American. Sii:SO: Pork was quiet
x s!n mess at is2SaSis7s Tallow. SIC. Dressed
ss1 p,ss, sssSystc sa!;er-SIeam.ry extras: e;
Cheese Chez e.sta;s: Z g. small coIeIed. fancy. nc:
whte. itc.: large colored. lee: white Itc. Eggs
state and Pennsylvania, &c: Western 2ec. Chi
cago, Dec. D;-There was further good buying
BY the same class Of packers that bought so freely
last week There was also more less covering
6y January shorts. Most Of the buying by the
" lsrf ,s pscker WAS on weak spots The selling
miscellaneous longs and il was large enough 70
cause quite setback from top figures. Never
theess. the close was higher than Saturday for
pork and lard. but unchanged for RIBS
SUoAR,-Raw was easier at SEC. for % test and
7-lec for 80 test. Sales. 1900 Java % test
a. she, Refined was dull; unchanged: grsnu-
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that the amount 70 be brought into Gght ses Ne
vii receive al 600 A., o ne seci n r. hs sHs
2 Inclined 70 be more bullish unless there sheuid
De vey marked Increase In the crop movemsut
Hubbard Bros. 4 Co. said: In Liverpool Ao
strong statistical position Is creating decidedly
oetter feeling and merchants there look for hi cher
market after the turn OF the year. Their better
zone gave strength 70 our market all day though
on short covering. together with better demand
passed on the same theory as that held sbrosd
narrowing the differences 70 smaller proportions
than for several days. The interest In hat mon4h
u being rapidly nQuidated A. January WAs cold
i March was bought undoing the ssr.dds between
me Two months In all OF the markets opsraten
year and there are no short sellers"
Nc EsSEIh 90 on the spot vas dull a. Sc ses
sSS xs,s snd Unchanged sales: 1870 bags hay!s
can warehouse deliveries Last week m.136 6ags
sasnst eo'i97 In the previous week and ill.iN
iAst year. Rio was unchan ged. receipts 1900
oags; stock. $4,000; exchange. II T-s1d. eaates
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drafts, - 40 ?oas4 $3.50. and cable transfers,
SIS. as isn for long and sis,.asisH for
short; reichsmarks were quoted az - ii.iea
guilders were quoted at aoTdSs i5-ie for long
and t0hd 20 3-i8 for short
Domestic excha ge on New York: Boston
i5c discount Charleston - Buying, i-i6c
discount: selling, i-,eo. premium savan-
nah Buying. i.c discount: selling, par
San Francisco-sight par; telegraph. Se
premium. St Louis-29c. premium Chl.
ca 60 Csc premium. Cincinnati - Between
New Orleans Commercial. 81 so discount;
banks. q premium
Money in London. 4d4H per cent. Rate OF
discount in open market for short and three
months bills. 3hd4H per cent. Amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank q ENGLAND on
balance today; eI'G p az oea adyncse
Exchang &c on London, rs france Is centimes.
Commercial price Of bar silver In New YORK.
exc Bar liver in London closed at 22hd.
Mexican silver dollers we're quoted at 3sc,
New York Clearing House :tate stat mt
Exchanges si34, ASH: balance, el0,7S3.SN
Sub Treasury debit balance. S34S. 253.
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SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

per cent, ruling rate, ~ per cent Time
money ls quoted at Q per cent for sixty and
and 81 per cent for 81 and nine months
Commercial paper Ia quoted at Q per cent
for prime ain Gle nance and .bills receivab BILE;
other Names oMoh per cent
Sterling exchange opened frmer at oil shtly
higher quotations than Saturdays closing,
bot IL the afternoon lost the advance and
exchange was Arm. Posted rates were quoted
at Ma for long and N.s7H for short. Actual
rates: Long bills. NssnAN sight
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Isaac q. johnson 4 60. Ineorper.,ss

ALBANY. Dec, 2e.-Isaac q. johnson 4
Co. OF New York city Was incorporated
to-day with the Secretary Of State, with
capital OF 100000. to manufacture and
sell iron. steel. manganese copper. orunze.
rectors are Elias M. johnson, Isaac q;
johnson. Gilbert II. johnson, James W
johnson and Arthur q. johnson OF Spuyten
Drv,-l " "f"J""
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-30

There was break IN December corn OF sx cents
oxns 70 tna % ,Ss s % ess
has been eliminated, Other months declined a
small fraction owing TO the break In pecemocr
i;Un % ne' wa. ,0' 6efa seller
west. The visible supply increased IIo0O onsh.
The seaSoard clsaranrss MeI ou dreS.ssed
200 bush. The Visible supply increased i7o ooo
bush. chicago received 100 cars. Including only
sS o contains ar.ss last Year and The shipments
ssi 100 Worlds shipments were lGS;ssl o1sn.
; ;s:I w fes, dscnsa ON n liberal senns
10 Patten and other leading interests, l9uldauon;
rather dsapponins cables fSIsSa ,S ss lns, x sns
pressure 10 SCH The Visible Increased go 900 bush,
hs SmoST, on ps': ssssodHr 70
sse4 s.s. bush. agAns, S?sooSa ,as. week week and n
ssei ss las, yesr Ens nM %ai aSvsucsd csn
y Sf. io %S and Rehn mara shsI ,S lover
es nr receiSed IS cars including Grade
The primary receipts were iooaM0 gu gus, IN aGa,ns'
9' I. css e. than S',s, nd
crease OF asscoc bush In ne visible Chicago
Receipts were ssis bSs and Mo' ; %Sr;. "a !,
BBS Si. ss u sSa se'; g: 70
Eas: clears Ssisatss straight Stoses.ts;
ssss; :;:.:s ; snSoGss. s. p sS s5s
q 10 RYE -four lsSssso.
CorroS. Spot cotton here advanced 10 points.
on e contact H MiddlIns upiands sssc,, against
lec. las! year; New Orleans and , Gn.t; DO
:ss ..y unssnss
pons on the spot with sales OF 600 bales futures
advanced 70 points. In Manchester yarns
Last Last
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
CON- ME RCIAL.

December Corn Breaks o Cents Here
Other Cereals Irreguiar-Cotton 40.
yances-Cab,es Better Than Expected
and Receipts Light-CoNee steady-Pro.
visions Advance.
MONDAY, Dec e-GhAIN-Wheat-S spot
was steady. Sales. 1900 bush. mainly LOT
export here and at the outPort' NO REQ
In elevator. NC under December: No, North
arm Duluth. &C. over May: No Northern
New York, shc over Northwestern re-
ceipts were ses cars against i.072 last week
and sos last year. Chicago. 90 cars against
90 last week and Is year ago Futures
closed &c. lower to &c. higher. Sales. 300 600
bush Prices as follows.
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OFFICIAL LEG A. NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER.
TlSEMENT In THE CITY RECORD OF December
the Board OF ASSESSOR and the entering in the
Bureau for the Collection Of AsseSmrnis and
Arrears. of assessments for LOCAL IMPROVE.
MENTS In the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX
?sRD WARD, SECTION 10. JACKSON AVENUE
SEWER. between Westchester Avenue and Fast
iSth Street.
2sRD and PATH WARDS. SECTION H. WASH
lNGTON ANENI'E BASINS. Al the northwest
corner OF Eas, ieeth Street and tho northeast cor
ner Of East lslst Street also THIRD AVENUE
BASIN the northeast corner OF Fast is0th 81 rect
?trHWARD SECTIONAL CRoTONA AVENUE
rpAYlNGi from Bos,9n Road to CIo,ona PaIk
SIXTH STREET SEWER. from Southern Boule
yard 20 Boston Road SOUTHERN BOuLE-
WARD SEWER from East l75th street to Boston
Road. EDWARD NJ CROFT COMPTROLLER.
City Of New York December ~ 1901
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THE Lr,crsr.sst..'s SssossS33E'SE>rAL MILLS

Philadelphia. Pa. December -. 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that the following bonds
of The Leicester Mills Company. beng all the un-
redeemed bonds issued under q nort gage made
by said company to the Provldcnt LIE and Trust
Comma Trustee. TO secure the payment OF bonds
10 Inc amount OF s2j0 Oio. will be paid at the price
Of ten per cent above their face value. together
With the Interest due thereon. provided In Sa Id
mortgage. upon the surrender OF the said bonds
at tho ONCE Of the ProNdcnt Life and Trust Com.
Streets. PhiaGcphis. Pa, on or after the .oih day
OF January, 1903 after which date interest on the
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Light receipts Al some OF the ports and Interior
towns. better Liverpool adytces than expected.
the notices 70 be i<sued W morrow. not TO day.
a. state In the otcial circular would be promptly
tateresH were good buyers and the West and
South also sent buying orders. Some maintain
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.ai.s. .,e No. ) white. &C. ru'S,s: closed SEQ
5Western. SAC C. l. &, New York. Car lots. Jersey
and State q % nS%n srsfs for So s.por
Sere And a. The out ports. No mixed In elevator.
Se 10 white se No ysli0x G lower rS 70 he
HiTher for other months. Sales $4,000 BUSH
M, Sotl0
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. Dec. u. -Receipts and expenditures
Of the Treasury were:
Thls day, This moNth. Ftscai wear
Receipts .,..,.. @i.6SasS Su,toi SIS S3aS sra "a
Expenditures. i.<S.0o0 $4,000 as ,070 IN
Surplus. SiH.Ns a.Ni. SIS 77so7, as7
National banknotes recei we'd 70 day for redemp-
ton. $50 OF: Government receipts Internal revenue
ooNieS; customs. oS7s TN: misceianeD us, 3ii20tS
The cash statement OF the United States Treas.
urer for Dec. -, shows
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
NON.MEMBER BANk STATEMENT.

The weekly statement of averages Of the banks
Of this city. Brooklyn. Jersey City. Hoboken aud
staten Island which are not members Of the New
YORK ClsAnng House Association. but which clear
through some OF the members Is Is follows:
Dee. "a. Dec. 10. ChaUoes
Lns dis iuvs S7s vi 800 SIS eos 100 Dec 9it 10
Circulation, $50 600 SOS 100 Dec An
Net eposits... IS ass 500 81 e<< zoo Inc Sno I'M
Deps with Clear
Ing House agH, q, 1o7 100 soil, 900 Inc Pa 100
Deps with banks
and trust CO.'S. 1000 900 io0t, TOO Inc q ION
Legal lends and
bank notes.. <.1Ne00 l.l7S<oo Inc IA 500
Specie ........... 87S0.SO0 S.6<o 100 Inc i%o 100
Total reserve. SIS sN. 400 sis 03a 200 Inc 1905 90
Reserve required 7ooiSSS ?o.ni 100 Inc 702 77S
De6cit..,... s75 q. 900 Dec. Soos s2s
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Trust COMPANIES.
TRlsr COMPANIES.

Chartered 1872
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company;
Nos. If, IS, 20 and % William Street, New York.
Capital and Undivided Profits, S7,Soo,ooo.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

THE ami AL MEETING
Of the Stockholders OF GAIRAN co VIII be held
on the 18Th day OF January 1908 at O'Clock n the
afternoon at the once OF the Corporation Trust
Company of New Jersey No. Is Exchange Place,
Jersey city New Jersey Tor he purpose OF cleciing
a Board OF Directors and receiving and acting upon
the reports OF the Officers and for the transaction
OF such other business as may properly come before
the meeting.
In accordance with the laws OF the state Of New
Jersey, no stock can be voted on which has been
transferred on the books Of the Company within
twenty days next preceding this election.
The books of the Company can be Inspected
BY the stockholders. at the Havana once. Nos.
81. ~ and So san Ngnacio 81, where they Will be
exposed daily. holidays excepted. from three to
nye o'clock r. NJ and during IS days. commencing
on the 18th and ending on the 3o,h Inst.
EtGENIO GALBAN, Vice secretary.
Dated December 18TH. 1902.
NOTICE Is hereby given lat meeting OF the
stockholders OF Nassau Liz Power Company
win be held al the once f.. the Company No 40
Wall Street. borough OF inhattan, on the 9Th day
of January. 1908 at ~ O. ock noon for the purpose
of clccting seven Drcc for the ensuing year ana
for the transaction o. ,uch other business as may
properly come befor such meeting.
Polls viii remain zen from II noon to p. n.
Rosyn, y. Y. De mbcr I'D 1902.
WI j. WILSON, Secretary,
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National broadway Sank Of
NeM York

New York. december 18th, 1907.
The Annual Election for Directors Of this Bank
viii be held at the Banking House. 237 Broadway.
on Tuesday. January 18th, 1909, between the hours
Of /! o'clock II. and o'clock p. NJ.
CHAS. J. DAY. Cashier
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This shows the grain movement
New York whsa. Corn OATS. Rive Barley;
pecelnts ~ ee,l7S $3.50 1900 lo50 1880
Esports, ,,..... loOSi s.?&i <i.oS2 W%ss
n.oe,os. ,,1ooo $4,000 $4,000 5000 5000
Shipments. 5000 $4,000 2i''oo oo" ON"
Buffalo
Receipts So. -. '''' '''' 49,
ShipmensS lO.WO ''''
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-03
MARY'S LITTLE LAMR.
Story of How the Story Came to
 Be Written.

olory oI HOW the Story Came to
 Be Written.
 Everybody knows the story of Mary and her little lamb; but not everyone knows that Mary E. Sawyer. who was born near Worcester. Mass. was tbn heroine of the poem. When Mary was little girl she found a newborn lamb nearly dead with hunger and cold. She tenderly nursed it back to life and be- came devotedly attached to her gentle charge. The lamb was her constant companion and playmate, and was to her what doll is to most children For hours she would dress her lamh and make believe" it was her babv One day her brother suggested that she take the lamb to school with her The thought so delighted Mary that she started earlier than usual for the SchoolhOuse, reached there before tha other scholars, and put the little lamb under her seat, where it lay content edly When Mary's turn came for her recltatlonS the lamb ran down the aisle after her, to the intense delight of the scholars and the surprise of the teach CT. The lamb was put outside and if waited on the doorstep for Mary and followed her home A young man named John Roulston chanced to be a visitor at the school, and the pathetic incident led him to compose the stan gas, which he presented to the owner of the lamb. Some years after Miss Mary Sawyer was married to MI. Columbus Tyler. When the lamb was old enough to shear, AIary's mother knit her two pairs of stockings of the wool; and Mrs Tyler kept these stock ings until she was 80 years old. When the 'Old South Church" of Boston was raising money, she unrayeled pair of the stockings and wound the yarn on small cards, upon which she wrote her autograph; and these cards were sold for upward of one hundred dollars. Mrs Tyler died in December, 1889.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-03
MuNsEY,s BIG ENTERPRISE.

The success of Frank A Munsey, of Munsey's Magazine fame, leads a trade paper to say that the gentleman is perilously near to contracting the disease called swelled head Munsey is q very brave man. and very sue cessful one. From $40 and his nerve he has built up one of the largest mag aZine businesses in the world-one that netted last year according to Mir Munsey'S own story, over $60O.OOO Having thus conquered in one field, Munsey now sighs for other fields to conquer. He has bought two news papers, one ill Washington, D. C., and the other in New York, and the burden of running them is now added to his other burdens. On top of even these, Munsey aspires to be a chain store grocer-a mighty merchant, whose ann bition, according to common rumor, is set on one thousand stores. This bite which MT Munsey is taking would seem to be more than even the most successful man could be expected to chew