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Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

Evidence is accommodating to show
that the chemical elements in general
was supposed few years ago. In
Germany, r. tabinyi has prepared
chlorine by adding sulphuric acid to
mixture of potassium perchromate
and sodium chloride, and in another
experiment by adding sodium chloride
drop by drop to potassium per-
chromate mixed with sulphuric acid.
The two specimens of chlorine
differed materially, although prepared
from the same materials and neither
showed any impurity on being tested.
The second specimen was much
darker and more greenish than the
first. and in aqueous solution it was
much more rapidly transformed by
light into hydrochioric acid. The
eXperimenter thinks the chlorine atom
may vary in structure as radioactive
bodies seem to do.
The aquatic plants of pond have
an important influence upon the fishes
in the water. The investigations of
X. H. Pearl, the American botanist,
prove that most rooted water plants
extract mineral food from the ground,
and such vegetation as the pondweed
(Potamogeton) aids fishes by adding
mineral substances to the water On
the other hand, the hornwort (Cera-
tophyllum) units a lake for fish life,
as it takes Its own food from the salts
in the water.
French aeronautic authorities have
given the name "aeronef,'' or avia-
ton apparatus, to a flying machine
that is heavier than the air. The
varieties include: (D the heIicopter,
sustained and driven by one or
several propellers; ~ the aeropIane,
chiefly sustained by one or more fat
or curved surfaces; and 90 the
orthopter, or mechanical bird, sus-
tanned and propelled by beating
wings.
One of the earth plant wonders is
the huge plane tree, nearly eighteen
yards in circumference, of the island
of Cos, in the Aegean Sea. A breast
high platform around it seems to
have been built to support the hollow
boz nrl l.
preserved lower branches are held up
by pieces of antique columns over
whose tops the branches have grown
like caps. On the marble seat in the
shade of the tree Hippocrates, the
father of medicine, is supposed to
have taught the healing art four
centuries before Christ. The tree,
therefore, must be considerably more
than 1000 years old, and the Sultan
holds it in such veneration that it is
closely guarded day and night. With
steam generated current is the greatest
industrial extravaganza of the age.
DIR. Feuerbach, a European lamp
factory superintendent, cites the
Cuban fire hy's phosphorescence,
which contains SO PER cent of light
and only per cent OF heat, and con-
tIasts this with the luminous eff
cheney of the incandescent lamp,
which he finds to be only per cent.
Another electrician shows that the
incandescent lamp consumes one
tenth horsepower for a light of 10
candles, which is ten times thu con-
sumption of the electric arc for an
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

SAFE DEPOSIT.-Safe deposit boxes can be
rented from the Bank of Amador County at the
small expense Of IS cents a month, thereby Sc
curing you against any possible loss from fire
or otherwise. Don't owe ook this opportunity
of protecting your valr dies.
SAVE MONEY troniZe a home institu-
ton. Send money say through the Bank Of
Amador County; you will save 10 per cent and
upward over postoffce or express. Money sent
parts of the world. We have the latest Quota
tions on foreign exchange.
SAVE MONEY-It doesn't cost anything to
deposit money in the Bank of Amador County
They receive deposits from s. up. Commence
the new year ey opening up bank account A
man or woman with q bank account has
financial standing. Don't bury your money;
when you die 1t can't be found and you are liza
BILE to be robbed while alive
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
Works Like Magic.

Caller-Have you ever known any
cures effected by what they call sug-
gestion? Mrs. Hewjams-Oh, yes;
once cured Willie of a violent tooth
ache by suggesting that he go to the
dentists and have the tooth extracted.
Chicago Tribune.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

Recently retired English judge was
asked what was the most prominent
conviction that remained with him aft
er his long judicial experience, and he
is said to have replied, "That every
means should be tried for the settle
ment Of a dispute before it be taken
to the law courts"
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
Their Annoyances.

Neighbour called to say that you
must keep your dog from barking. He
won't let our baby sleep. Householder
I'm glad you called wanted to say
that if you don't keep your baby from
crying shall have to enter a COM
plant. 1t annoys my dog awfully.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
Optimistic Sure.

Newberry--Is Sanford of an opti-
mistie temperament? Baldwin =
should say he is. have known him
to go into a restaurant without a cent
in his pocket, order a dozen oysters
and feel satisfied that he could pay his
bill with a pearl.-Life.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

A bath cleanses the skin and rids
the pores of refuse. A bath makes
Tor better Fellowship and citizenship.
Not only should the outside of the
body be cleansed, but occasional use
OF Laxative or cathartic opens the
bowels and clears the system of effete
matter. Best for this are DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. Pleasant little
pills that do not grippe OF sicken.
Sold by f. W. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
PlaTnlatea.

Pastor-Do you ever play with bad
little boys, Johnny? Johnny-Yes, sir.
Pastor-I'm surprised, Johnny! Why
don't you play with good little boys?
Johnny-Their mammals won't let 'em.
London Tit-Bits.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
Her Dilemma.

Young Matron-Why so pensive,
dear? Angelina-I'm desperate! Will
adores me in pale pink, while Max says
I'm an angel in blue. can't have but
one gown, so you see my whole future
depends on the color 1 select 1t is
sending me crazy--London Tit-Bits.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
Just Playing Postum.

$50 you are going to retire from poll
tics?"
YES" said the municipal boss, "f'm
going to retire. But I'm not going to
sleep so soundly that can't be awak-
ened"
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

Variation in Chlorine Plants in
Fish Ponds. Flying Machine
Types. The Tree OF Hippocrates.
Where improvement Lays Moth
Fighting by Music. Banded Sun
shine A Heat Alarm. = Another
Drug Habit.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
A Commercial Transaction

my dear lady, may 1 have the re.
fusal Of your hand for a week?"
"a week? Why, I'll give you a re-
fusal that will last forever."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

Knicker - There goes a man who
would rather fight than eat. Booker
Soldier? Knicker-No; dyspeptic.-Wat-
sons Magazine.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

Men ought not to investigate things
from words, but words from things
MYSOn.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

Courage is resistance to fear, mastery
Of fear-not absence of fear.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
Ledger's Clubbing Rates

Ledger and Daily Call, one years 9 90
Ledger and Weekly Call one year 8 20
Ledger and Daily Chronicle, one
Ledger and Weekly Chronicle
one year M
Ledger and Weekly Chicago In
Ledger and Cosmopolitan Maea.
zine, onesyear. o ,s
Ledger and McCall's Magazine
year, including free pattern . IN
Advance. "
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
BANK OF AMADOR COUNTY
Incorporated November, 1895
Capital Stock $4,000
President. Alfonso Ginocchio
Vice-President ......,..SG Spapnoli
and Cashier Frederick Eudey

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Alfonso Ginocchio, S. G. Spagnoli, John Strohm
Frederick Eudey and Alex Eudey OF Jackson.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07

DISTRIBUTING AGENTS FOR JENA
- tell Cognac, Moet & Chaudon, White Sc
and Private Cuvee Champagne; Morgan Bird
Puerto de Santa Maria Sherries: Royal WI
Company, Oporto, Port Wines; Dubois Frerl
Bordeaux. Clarets and Sauternes; CANADA
tied, Walkerville, Ontario, Canada: john
Kuyper & Zoon, Cotterdam, Gin; Gilka KueI
mel, from ]. A, Gilka, Berlin; Barthloon1
Brewery Company. Rochester, N. Y, Kniek|
booker Beer; Dogshead Brand OF Guinne|
Stout and Bass Ale (bottled by Read Bird
London; Cantrell Cochrane, Belfast, Gind
Ale; Naglee Brandy; Reimported Amerid
Whistles
Amador ledger., 1906-09-07
SCIENTIFIC
MISCELLANY
Reported weekly for the Ledger.

-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
pas l'rdt pun Sdimpfsn.

Sn einem !Sauie Ser Sineerftrabe in
Wien lebt cine 35jdbrige S%uusmeiitez
rim, Die ale Yarteien %tpranniiirt. &ir5z
Ii9 gerietb iie nit Ser &rantenDdrs
term Marie @neiiinger aneinonber, be-
i9impfte iie peioli6 uno I6lug ibr
ben 8eIenitiel an Den &opf. Dor Dem
9eairtsgeri6te entfelfelte Die Srage bes
Mi6ters, mas oenn eisentli6 geiGe9en
fei, einen Gturm, benn aldgerin unb
@etlaste fdrieen glei98eitig auf Den
GiAter Elm. Dem es erit 9elang, Die
3ube ber5uitellen, ols er nit Sonners
itimme rief, er laNe beioe abfubren.
Die !Sausmeiiterin bate bas lebte
GDort: piles, mas lie fagt, is q 2ug!"
-Midtet: .Sas hiirfen sic ni6t fa@
sen!"-4nsetiaste: nMas? Get anal
Dos odrf ma fagen?" - @i6ter:
rHubis! Saben Sie. sei9impft9" -
Mngeflagte: $50 freili. per fam mir
bas berbieten?" -@ ifter: vNiemano,
dber einaeiperrt perben Sie!"-Nnsez
flaete: .,Sa5 pdr' nod i6Dner, tpeit
| mcin gutes Ge6t bab'."-Ri4ter:
nGs gibt tein 3eht gum S9impfen."
-@n9etlagte: IS bin aber bic SuuSs
meiiterin. (!6eiterteit.) uWo5u bin i'S
benn?"-Mi9ter: nSebenfuGs niht.
I'm Die Barteien gu bel6impfen unb
banoareiflid gu tperben. Mollen sic
@bbitte leiIten9" - Mngetlagte (per@
bubD: nSa, a'nas benin? Weil / mein
Ne6t. .."-Ii9ter: n90ren Sie enhs
lid nit Sbrem ,Me6t' auf!"-@nsez
flaate: rSalt mir net ein!"-alds
germ: nunO id fam ibr nit per5eib'n.
Wit einem @eIcn bat r mi ii6ern &opf
9'baut. sic fat an 3orn, neil | feline
5tpei @ulben Geinigung sabl'."-
S@lieblid biftirt Ser Hidter Ser
Sausmeiitertn "a Gtunben IrreIt. sic
meint fopffdiittelnO: rWas ion / benn
MAIDEN, ipenn / net anal i'm eigenen
Saus f9impfen bGrf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

Qei9enunb unh Sraus
q. 9ieIer Sage purbe mad Iana
gem perseblidem SuGsn Ole 2eide bes
felt Dem jiingiten Splpeiterabenb ipurs
log pcri9punbsnen 2~5jdbrigen Gdrtz
nersfobns 2ubpig Wagoalener BON
Gi1Itatt, M%ittelfranten, am Medlen
Der Qonoersbofener Wiible aufaefunz
ben. Sein rGlterer 8ruber, linton
Masoalener. bate am ielben Gage
!9ph3eit.
ltnter einer 10 | ne
begraben. Cine Sdneela,pine be-
grub auf Sen 2pfoten. Noripesen, cine
Mnsabl 5ii6erbutien. ~llnipobnsr
moHten iid iofort an's Nettunesipert.
gs purben 81 9obte unb 80 Werlebte
unter ben SanesmaHen berborssoos
gen.
unpeiIppIle Minoboe.
Ssn Der Ndbe Der 9aupttaot bon Mas
6aaasfdr. yonanarirr. sina in Der
Nadt cine Minotcie nieber. bic oos
Dprf Mabanorp SeritDrte. @iels Wen'
fden iuo umgetpmmen.
AE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
Sim Slueiftl.
Don Grnn iurbcr.

I'd iptib Elm bliitbcnrcimts Sbol;
Sin gGdlcin roulWt ilno %riciclt brin.
Glib bel hes Mpuoc3 Silbcrtrabl
Siust bort Der Sdn9cr &6ni9in. -
9a siebt's mid bin Gus ipcitcr Scrr.
Sd ipeib ritt: it's Der G~icoeri6ipal
Ser Nabtigal -
Ser Glumcuouft -
SIT Is boS Wd0lein, bas mid ruff
Sd ipsib es niGt - bod iuilbt' ids germ!
Sin Sdu3Ictn Tenn i'd bort I'm @runo;
Sin MiiblraD brcbt iih ilupperpo Tim;
Sas rubt uno raitct feline StunD,
llno ipeibc 4crlcl ipriben brum. -
ga Stebt's mid bin aus ipeitcr Gcru.
SD iuciB niht: it's oas &ttt!ein bort,
Ser traute Srt -
Ser 9Belcu Spiel -
Sag Q8cicrrao, bas mir gefiel2
S6 ipeib cs nidt - bod iuiibt' IDS germ!
SEES Miincrs ainb, bic blonde Maib,
Slit bort an Seniteriinls uno ipinnt.
Sic lpinnt al ibrcm S9oh3citstlcio
limb irGbt binuus uub trGumt uno iinrt. -
So ;icbt's mid bin aus ipetter 6ern.
SD ipcib uitt; ITS bos title Sbat
SIM MpnoIibtitrabl
Ste Miiblc orin -
SIT cs bic iG0ne Spinnerin2-
SD peiB rs ni0t - bod ipitbt' ids germ!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
,,Gr it AUDI in Damburs sewrftn!w

Mllf einem alien @rab1teine zines
Srieb1ofes in Der ebemalieen Sbirinz
gif9en @rafi9aft aamburg, 10 i9retbt
elm bortiges 9latt, 5teht neben 5em Haz
men bes bort 8eerbigten unb IonItigen
9aten au leIen: nGr tit audi in Sams
burg eetpeien."
9ieIe MufI9rift miro benz beutiaen.
i'm 3eifer oeS regiten 8ertebrs lebens
Den Meni6en ionoerbar portommen,
er miro iid Dobl taum benfen t6nnen,
nie man gu fol1en Wprten als Sns
fdrift fir einen 9rabitein tommen
tonnte. llnb bo6 batten le friiber cine
gepiNe @eredtieung. gu Ser 3eit, als
man nod feline Mbnung BON Der GiIenz
babn bate uno Die pielen, Den @erfebr
bemmenben 9e Itimmunsen nod beitans
Den, crI6ien cine 3eiie BON Sbiirina.n
nad Sambura als elm erobes Waenib;
fe madte Den Mann, Der ie gliidlih
erlebt bate, in feiner @emeinbe bes
riibmt. 9abei mag bemertt 1ein, oab
friiber unb Bis etipa CUR Mitte beS boz
rigen Sabrbunoerts Die freie @tabt
Samburg alS bas @nbaiel Der our
Wanoeridaft perpfli9teten Mebgers
uno @erbergeTeIen eraatet ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

Sa iintt er in itummem Subel auf
bie 9ant, ben &ppf in Die SGnoe ges
ftiibt, faIt faTungslos Dor Seligteit.-
Sil0e lit Ood elm penig dngItli4, ob
Ser 9ote ben Brief au6 beiorgt? Gs
1T ood better nod einmal na4 i4m gu
feben.
uno fGeu redt iie bas SdlsGen na6
inn ourtb Die offene Sbiir, 9a iiBt er
mod. ga MI? sic f90pft @eroaft
in ge5ug auf ba5 groBe 9ierfaB, por
Dem er bodt. llno etpaB i6arf ruff
fie i'm an. ,Se, poItbote, lit Der Brief
benin or6entli6 ~beIorgt?"
9a reitet Grid BON SDpen Der
llebermuth. @r lit gu felig.
.Qt6er natiirlih! Gdon a6gege6en!"
ruff er i9r gu nit etpas fremoem Sons
faQ.
nQbseaeben9" lt0bt iie eridredt bers
Dor.
Gr nidt.
nSopou! ST femme namli6 Sen
9errn i6on siemli9 Iange. Gr ipohnt
aan3 in meiner Nd6e.!"
unb pie {ie sornig auf i'm %sutritt,
penbet er i6r fein @eiiGt pol gu.
.Silbe! MGoeI!" i6reit er iubelnb,
.@fennit Iu mid oenn ni9t9 Gag -
9u ba1t mid lieb? Sa? Den tleinen
S6perenDtber!!"
Bon brauBen rufen Stimmen:
r2eutnant 60pen! grieftrGger piffe!
800 itedt Der &erl? fSs foa ia loss
geben! - Mian bat i3on gum 5~lpeiten
Male geflingelt!!"
n9rieftrdger Piffe?" fragt 9iloe
faNungslos.
~Sa!" iagt er uno tiff fe auf Die
f6peqenoan 2ippen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

Damn iperfen iie ben erauiam Grmorz
oeten auf Die Cambridge, mo = I9on
elm anoerer 2ei6nam lieet: &pbats lit
Dem sleiden S9idial gum Spfer se=
fallen.
Saitig tpenoen nun Die 3iseuner tire
Gdrrsn un0 perf6pinoen i'm Suntel
Der ylaAt, obne ii6 umsufeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

Iaie snr aariie iu'S ansIano bcisrst %.
-Natue. VI. Ala, EN,Tattimures etrahx.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

S j (. ST
Speculative Sentiment Sensitive
to Influence Of Powerful Ri
Financial Interests.
MA M !! L i !. J 1 BY KE e E {:
News That ship Bearing Morgan
Had Been Sighted Affected
Market.
.--...-...-...s.... =. Z. 8


\ NEW YORK, July 20. Speculative sem.
tiinont showed itself sensitive still 10 the
Influence OF 1tnrrlman and Standard on
#favorltet or what Is EQUALS o1ect ial,i
what arc accepted as flv0rites Of those
powerful financial forces.
csterday the general market \. T., 9,
Pacific and ST. Paul were strong. 81
8g NVlien those stocks were seen to-duy 70.
be subject To q process q market digas.
to and alIsst ssl'ng q, a ,avlyiol
from the feeling created ycsterlay w ~ tno
5nggrespive buying Of those stucks. .I ~.
reports OF early dividend d i,,
sopte,n Pase VIII reS w gboldlngs
Of tho former stock found ready crede ~ =!
frcm ti,c movement OF the stocks today;
Many Of the same person.. ", VINO aGGepesu
PRESSED ftes b ti,o conviction thnt. the whole
n, syc h was skillfu manipulate lon by
il t mes IL Keunc ,6 Tic faith ill the ~.
Paul plan, which was TO be troIm ny
gated as g., y, q q M Which
VAS implicitly accepted yesterday, ,'yu =
&uhak a, again In the face Of tie selling on'
Of that stock nnd the market fell into 70
on a. npns to- await tho meeting os st.. Paul
directors and advanced strongly on ltill me
non-action OF the plan. J5 s. y5 H. q.
s5 The realizing In yesterday favor rs
was Of18Gurel
tendency Of other 81 ock s.. ~ these rs w
less effective III dominating gen titn zen
than tic ones which we're being sod. me
1ncst influential support H8 Was J. quo . I2
ssinp,ithy With the lnrgc buying y y
United states Steel. Trhdc reports from
& tis# Industry we're highly cncouragl 2, 81
Z but this was rot the now factor IN inc
market. Most Importance WAS nttncneu
8to@the news that the steamship Balt 7,
Ind been sighted. having on board ~ ID y.
Morgan, and was expected 70 DOCK GUT " =
Ing the afterroon.s y. 4. i,
RA The cffectivcness OF the movement IN IN
United States steel was lIarred Il b3' tls
APPROPRIATENESS of the preferred Ct ock 4! anu
by he positive depression OF the !sl'1k!ns y;
i fund bonds. The personal element NUS =, ~
is seen TO have PLAYED q la rye par ~ ~
the days market. The MARIE t .cio %. =
strong ana active 3al arnund on inns s .g W
sgirTptlon. Bonds We're henXy g ot y,
sales si34l 900. United States, Y new y, y
ndyhnccd Jig nor cent on Gu , otal
y mi rs were Sa0. 900 shares.
4 NEW YCR *. July 2G.--N oneyl on ga,
easy 1t 4at2i -2 per cent, I; ruling RI te ~
per cent: closing bid, and offerea ~ ~
jier cent. Time loans dull 9r ~, ~ ,,cr
shcrt dates: sixty days. l.2s,4 5 r, pea
cent; six months. II per cen !. Y,
md cantls pn per, 81 per 81 q, !, q,
Sterling exchnnge wca Ksr !. !, 10 ~
f,rIr,er sIs1s5f$4 $50 for demand anu
a, III 81 S1S5 for blii -
ri rates, 34so 1-2 and s4:S5 Aoll7'1ler 81
cia1 hills. A.S1 1-2l$Es1 b-S. 5 y /, /, y
Bar silver, 65. Mexican do lars'ss " -.
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q. f$
BODY FOUND&I POND.
Father Of Girl Believes She Was
Drowned Accidentally
t.ias (I3vs associated Press.

BELCHERTOWN;a MASS, 3 July &C. mt
The body OF Miss 7Ninsolh g oodell. who
disappeared from her home on July 9Th,
and for whom search has been made con-.
5tlnuously since. was found to- day by the
young woman's father lii the pond which
had been dragged SO many times fruit
slessly. A superficial examination OF the
body Indicated that tho girl s. wa a$acci e.
tho inquest which will be held to NOR
row, Is settle fully the questio whether
tho young woman was the victim of an
accident or Of four play, The girls father,
Wesley NJ. : Goodell, and the pol Ice believe
that her cath was. pur rely DC dental and
this opinion seems to be \ confirmed BY
tho finding NJ OF q hand kerchief tightly
8clutched in the dead girl righ nannd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
MAYOR R JOHNSON
MUST STOP " D R|i| ]
Ordered BY Court to Let Tracks Ks
in Street Alone Until Case IS,
.. is Heard.

88 CLEVELAND, o., July 20,-- Mayor Tom
Z. Johnson, and w, ,sprlngborn, Dis
rector of public Service. appeared before
Judge Ford In Common Pleas Court to-
day to answer to the charge OF 5contempt,
made against them yesterday by the Of
ficia!s Of the Cleveland Electric Railway
Compa ny. 1T was alleged that they were
in contempt, because they failed tofobey
an injunction issued by the court re-
straiming thom from tearing llp the track
Of tho Cleveland Electric Railway, IN
Fulton Street. 733 Id
Judge Ford decided that the Whole
matter should be. postponed. until Tues
day, July Slst, In order to have Inc
merits of the question brought out Tho
court held that tho Mayor should have
observed tho Injunction when u WAS
served, and ordered that further Work
In that street cease forthWlth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

u. g. retundlne 81. regis, (. \. to4
u. 8. refuhdinu 2g. coupon, /. I. 1O4
u. s. 81. registered /. 7. I. I. 4. /. 1os
e. al couno, &. Z. /, !. I. I. +. 4. 1oss
II q Old an ~ risterc . M. . !. ~ l03
II a. Old $is. N cninon . 4. l0J5
II a Nav "a regiat crnd nj. 10
+ g Ne%, ~ rns,t,ni 100
~ rica !, n tobacco IA 49,
,ncricn,, 1oiarro i. II. 1lc3
Atchinon b petinrai Ia I, +. 5. 105
Afchison ndiusItn.nt M 4. ...,.. Jis
4 In niic r.nnat = Ina ~ 100
ia II ,nro nnn 2rhinS IN az 1925
Ia irnorn anI Thin Q37
= rnoLivn in nh m 1sit cow IL 93s
~ mi M Tinorrin IN (ojY cred) . T.
Cn,,trai ~ ijcorpin lit Inc . p. 80
fSanf raj ~ Gtnrgin ri "A I'M III, w
rant mi II rjeorri al Inc I. ~
IL nj Chio 4Hs 7, +. I. Z. 1913
ShieaKo ana Alton ~. 7s1
1,hirapo n md Quincy new As u. W.
Shcaso. r. Land Pacific Il. H. 49,. 76s
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DROPPED 1GRIs ! |. !. D.
CASE o. DYNAMITE |.
One Killed, Several Hurt 4 and
Much Damage Done to
Property. n
3(By associated Press. }

Il MACON, GA, july %. "A special to the
Telegraph from La Grange, Ca, says
This atternoon ne Willie Stewart ',: in
the employ OF the King Hard ware Com
#pany, was showing ustomer chisel,
4 Ii, dropped Fit + In a case Of dynamte,
causing an xplosion., Nc 8 eWart was Ri
SeG Instantly and several Q Their men IN
the store were badly hurt. The stock
Or goods, valued ut & $25, 900, was badly
damaged, as also were tho store house;
3Masorl c HALL the Elm Cit Club
rooms in the upper floor: $3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July e6--The cotton market
1vas moderate and active, and after q ateady
ioncninr declined under bear pressure with Inc
close steady but at net loss OF l4y pS.Ha 10
Sales for tho day were estimated az ss9'V''
The opening was steady at q DECLINE 81 y
point on August but generally lQf- l'oiinnls
higher the advances being due 70 better CUP
than expected. while August vas M ec.ed o oy
fear OF notices to-norrow. Spot people seeWe e
10 DO buying August, and that position rn ling
couple OF points right after the opemin nea
sbut there was no general support. as pIiefe ST.
soon weakened as q result OF the favorable
interpre tation OF the weather map. the iact
that yesterday 8 rains In North Texas VERY e
not heavy enough to suggest much. damage. 9
bearish private condition report on Texns show.
ing an Improvement, for The last month ot
about points. and predicting az large y
crop az two years ago and rather Detter re-.
norta from the eastern belt, where the weatn"r
being partly cloudy to showery was CONSIDER
ed very favorable. Trading was quiet durlng
tho middle session aftor prices had eased or g
about the low level OF the previous day,as.uf
became quito active toward the close ana
several rage bocks were traded IN With 4, L., e.
that the declines had discounted 9, fayorab!a
abroad was a little more optimistic as to RUS
sian conditions. The; close however, was With
In a point or so Of the lowest, S
Receipts OF cation at tho ports to-day were
$40 bales against 2,4aa last week and j 73i
last year. For tho week 80. 900 bales agd'n:t
* on last week and l02.03l last year. To-dnya
receipts at New Orleans 3.eS9 bales against
a 200 last year. and at Houston sos bales
against l,TS5 last year ~ rs iAi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

n NEW oRLEANs.s LA..l July lss--corToS-
Spot cotton closed steady and NC. lower; NIL
and 10 10 arrive, Futures opened steady. ir,;
changed 70 points hlghe On good LiyerpoE Y,
after tho opening. how ever. cH,p news q b.
sorped attention on good reports csmtnF y from
ilueIice OF these reports Epricca were steadily
hammered down al day until the market CLOS g.
cd. The close was steady near tho lowest. ana
6dl5 points under yesterdays close.
Futures closed steady ns follows IS .t v.
NJ July. 1918: August. 10. -: September !o,3S:
October, i01e: November. 1917; December. lo: ~:
Jnnuary. Il. Is 4; February. l027; March 10 ~.