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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-24
BABY TORTURED
FOR 6 MONTHS
By Terrible Itching Eczema-Face
and Head a Solid Sore-Spread
to His Hand and Legs Would
Scratch Until He BIed-Tiny Suf-
ferer Immediately Relieved and
ENTIRELY CURED IN 2
MONTHS BY CUTICURA
"When my son Walter was three weeks
old, eczema appeared on his face. We did

DOJ KNOW WnuC
IL was so went
TO q doctor who
treated him for
three m on tbs.
Then he was so
bad that his face
and head were
nothing but one
sore and his ears
looked as If they
were going to fall
of, so we tried
another doctor.
He said he could
- - -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-24

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. Get DeWitt's. Sold by Tall
man & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-24

You can get the best dressed tur-
keys, geese, chickens, ducks, at Ly-
mans market.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-24
Special attention given country trade.
HOTEL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON.

PORTLAND, OREGON.
American plan, SO per day and up
wards. headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle,
men. The management will be pleas
ed at all times to show rooms and.
give prices. A modern Turkish bath,
establishment In the hotel.
H. c. BOWERS. Manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. l6.-CATTLE- Receipts. $500: est
mated for Tuesday. sea Market steady 10 Il
cents lover. Prime beeves. 55oa'3); poer 10 ne
drum. iala5 s.: stocEcs and feeders. 7545 3 can
usrs L5ls2j9 Texans 35oa525 Western, 55la5 p
HOGs-Rs1sipts 20l) estimated for Tuesday
2s9- Market strong 20 cents higher; light
6.l5s5.0 rough. 555a575; mixed. 6521z. heavy
5.s5ae+ piE. 55la625
SHEEP Receipts 700, estimated for Tuesday
20 90 Market steady and % cents lower. Native
Sheep 50a55o Western sheep. 5gli native lambs
l5aI.i0- Western lambs, 500a7.G
NCv YORK. sept B-CATTLE-Rec5ipts Loo
Trade slow Steers. l0alj cents lower. bulls and
COWS. l3 % = cents Of several cars uns1d- steeTs
i9ss59; bulls. Z5ai-5, COWS. l15a4o0
tALN ES-Becsipts. 3I60 Neals strong; eraser.
and buttemiks .5a50 cents higher, Westerns finn
abant an sold Feals. 550a9 so throTogts 3o0s5e0
tsiteuEiIks anna grassers Sla5 -. feeders 15alG
cI..s SO: Westerns. 475l5.a5 Dressed calves firm
city dressed veals SzaE cents pr pound: countr
dressed. 7a1 cents
SHEEP AND Landscapes. 1900: sheer
ste4lgi lambs. steady t. strong f-r top grades; ne
dlJm and common. slow 20 shade lover: few late
arrivals uns'.d Sheep. 35s50, TOPS. SIS. cIlls
Soa3.25; lambs 6-754s.09; one car. IS; culls. 5a0a
So
HoGs-Receip;s, 1910; feeling weak; quoted at
6.75a70o.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
- ~ he whoIesale.l

BUTTER-Demaud active and market strong.
Creamery. fancy. h7aZls do, Western frsts 9s:
do seconds. 2a2i; process fancy. 2ia2iz; do, fair
to good Za22; dairy, choice, lsa2o; do. good, 70;
store-packcd. fresh. 49,
CHEESE-Niarket firm and active on all kinds.
New York State factory large. lS,sal53.: do. flats
lialpk; do. small li3zal5: do. summer. large. la
IS: do. summer small lialiia do. fair 70 good. Ia
IS; Western factory, new. choice lilzal5; do, fair
to good. II: Virginia TO-
EGGS-kccepts moderate; demand active. Near
by fresh Virginia. "A West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. %; Tennessee. .. North Carolina p
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal; market firm.
Spring chickens Halls; do small, Il: hens. IA.
ROSTERS, S; ducks, large, llal2; do. small 5a9:
geese, 6as turkeys toms, per h., a. do, lens, Is;
do thin. 10 keats, TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-ReceiDts light; market
firm. Turkeys. hens. undrawn. per ID, l6; do.
average uHdraWn. l5ai6 do. thin. 10; old toms Is;
chickens. large. I7als: hens choice Is; ROSTERS
9; ducks Old 9ai0: spring. lSal4 geese. SAN.
DRESSED MEATS - Calves. full dressed. 500.
heads of, 800a9.09; hog-dressed calves. SEQ; hams
country. sugar-cured. l4al6.
NEGETABLES-POtatO home grown. Der bbl
25al 90. sweet potatoes. per bbl 225a2 so. vans
200; cabbage, per Dbl, 80; cucumbers North Caro-
lina, l00al5O; lettuce home grown, Dbl, Local %;
onions, Maryland and Virginia, per bu 75a9O: do
Maryland aud Virginia. per Dbl, 25Oa27 IS: string
beans, green, per basket LO0al2 beets. bunch "a
T. cantalOupes. 0al0
GREEN FRUITS-AppIes. loose packed. LOCAL 20.
peaches. per box. L75a200 do common. 75al.O0.
SUNDRIES-BeesWax, %, tallow. 5a55s; honey.
white clover. lib, new. Is: do, do. 2lb.. new 10
alZ ginseng. per h. 6.0aa5j0 seneca. per ID a.
golden seal 4oai5; pink 2al4 mandrake. 2a3; snake
root s.
GRAIN-Wheat, choice. sOss2; DO. fair to zood
75a7s: do, ordinary l0a72: re 60s65: corn. sheped
white 6@a6i; do, yellow s2a6ii do. ear, 3Zjas 50
II
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy. choice. a.OOa2l. 40
do, No. ], l90Oa000; do No. 2 I7O0als 90: mixed
hay l3O0al900; clover. l6.00aI750; straw. rye ner
bundle ll.o0; do. do, machine thIashed. s5Oa0 75
Go. wheat, So
generally dull Wool, washed free Of burs. Der IN
g; do. unwashed. free Of burs Is; do, bury. p
Hides, green, per h., g do dTy. l5aI7 Sheepskins
green, zach. sOaLoo; do. dry. each. 25s Calfskinc
green, each. Is.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Sept. I.-SUGAR- The market fol
beet sugar at London was Esd higher for Septem
Der, and vas quoted at Is hid but unchanged III
October. which stood at Is 97,d The local raw
sugar market was quiet but about steady, with cen
trifugsI IS test at 39l mu-cogado. - test at 3f2
and molasscs sugar, 50 test at 306. Refined sugai
steady but quiet.
NAVAL STOREs-The market for spirits turFen
tine was higher with macbiae-made barrels quoted
at So asked. Resin ruled steady With So asked FOL
common 70 good strained. Tar held steady. At S.
for oi barrels At Savannah spirits tarpentine wa
quoted az q and firm
BUTTER Receipts TO-DAY. 5-og7 packages Little
II aay. change can be reported Creamery, special
=, creamery. extras. Zliz.
GGS-Receipts SOL cases. Market strong and
fairly good demand. Fresh gathered extras, pei
qazeu. Z5a26. Western selected CaudiCd. DAB.
MILL FEED-suong, DUN. Spring bran. 100
pound sacks, 70 arrive. Jake and rail, H.l0; mid
dlings. 29-l0. city bran. 95. IN bulk: Western red
deg 5Ll0, 90 arrive
FLOUR-Srady. moderate trade Spring patents
l5at59; winter st,pshts. ifoie3' winter Wears
4baAlq; Kansas, IL sacks. patents, A15a5.O3
stlaiglts, 46ls475; clears, 400a4 ..
RYE FLoUR-Dun and unchanged. 44944S foi
new and i0j f0g Old
CORN Unchanged. KIn-dried for e1
port 2s5ail5; coarse meal. tn bag L52a1.5.
HAG-Neak and unchanged Receipts. 20 tons
New crop prime timothy. L0lizall0; No J. Locale
No p 91sa5; No. s. sas5
STRAW STEADY; dull Long ne 6la65.
BEKf-Duli family I55lali00, packet. u.0oall. 30
PoEk-Qulet; dun tI-de Mes. 100; family
l35al90.
TALLoW-ste City. in hogsheads. 6's
LARD-Stcldr. Prime Western. 9f5; city. SIS
refined Continent 900. south American. 1879; re-
fined Brazilian sgs u.6; eity stearine. 1871 cleo
sJeallue nominal. Ngw York. 8i4. Chicago. 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
TIE New York Stock and Cotton exchanges, and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1888 street northwest.
New York. Sept. l6.-The market this morning
subjected 70 the heaviest selling of the season.
% 20 IS points loss taking place shortly after the
opening. Liquidation and short selling was on a
large scale. with as much Discrimination 20 buy at
the decline as when prices we're l cent higher u
was largely a onesided market as &c the sentiment
q traders, which seenR II to expect a further set
back without any encouraging development in re-
gard to the weather otherwise Liverpool sold
here. so did New Orleans and Wall street Spin
uers were looking with indifference. being dis
posed 70 buy at the proper time which they felt
not yet.
Everywhere the crop is doing we'll and there is
nothing IN the weather 70 attract much notice OK
cept big raiu at Galveston and talk in some
quarters Of the annula equnoctial disturbance be-
fore the close Of the month. which, however ap-
pears 20 give little encouragement 10 the bull CLIQUE
The market IS entitled 10 a rally bat in view q
the better crop outlook absence Of much complaint
from the South and elimination Of much Of the
short interest the end, We expect viii be toward
q stiu lower basis
Liverpool is due to come to lower in the
morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. sept ls.-Money on call at The stock
exchange to-day opened at 4 Ter cent; highest. 8;
lowest 3; closing. 8 Most Of the loans were at
50 per cent
Time money opened the week without change.
Moderate amounts were Qfered. meeting with fair
demand. Rates. 5a51s pet cent for thirty 10 sixty
days 54a6 for ninety days and for four five. and
six months.
Mercantile paper remained dull. because e con
tnued lack Of demand. Rates, 6lka7 per ont for
five and SIX months. bills receivable and prime sin
gle names, and per cent and upward for Others
Sterling weakened again today, demand bills sell
ing down 20 ASA. p points below Saturday There
was large supply Of commercial bills on the mar
ket. and demaDd for remittanees was light but in
the afternooa there was faT-sized rally on an in
crease IN this demand Rates for actual business
Sixty DAYS ASs5a4ss0 demand. 4S549a4 s5l5: cables
! s5s5aAS6. Commercial bills were 4sla4sl&
The supply Of grain and cotton bills was better.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square Zl-James Z. Turne- ct ux. 70 james II.
Lowrey and George ". Depue. % secure August
Donath. $50. monthly payments. 6 per cent
lot 10
South Brooklsnd-MaTy \. Keefer et VIZ. Frank c.
% james T. Hood and Fiman T. Harner. tc
secure Rosina NJ. Panen. $50. ! to rs months.
per cent. lot y. block j.
Square ls-Edwagd +. Slank5g et ux. toSYfIam A.
Hlll and Harry ". Packard. 70 secure Heuristta
Rubenacker and Harriet G.. Rubeuacscr S 20
years Per cent, semi-auuualy. part original
lots
Square 593-Morgan 4. Swingia et TX. to George "
Emmerlch and Douglass :. MackaI % seCuu
Washington Per Cent Permanent Building As
ISOLATION. $500 lot 70.
Square s96-August Paeger ct ux 70 Henry Il. Berg
mann and George " Emmerich. 70 secure
Metropolis Building Association No. s. si0a,
part original lot ,
lie Droit Park-NorTis W. Quincy ct TX. 10 William
A. Redmond and julius A. Graeyes. Sz575. ! 70
q months, per cent, part lot IT, block 3.
Square l34-Raphael A. Casiiear 20 ux 20 William
]. Father and Frank T. Rawlings. 10 secure
John N. Jones. $3.50. 3 years, per cent, semi
annually lot lO3
Ingleside-William c. Allard ct ux and Walter B.
Appleby et TX 10 Henry IT. Bergman and
Charles Schafer. to secure Northern Liberty Ger
3 man~Americau Building Association No G. gI35 800
lots IS. Sc, and s., block 2
Columbia Heights-Fancis A. Blund0n 20 TX. %
same. to secure same, $1,000 lots 80, 60 and g..
block q.
cleveland Park-Horaoe L. Beau ct ux. 10 Walter
A. Brown and George ". White 70 secure Ida
r. Long. S.50o. years, per cert, semi-an-
nualy. lots IS and e. block s.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished rs A. o. Brown & Co. mem
aers of the New York Stock Exchange and tie Chi
cage B0aui q Trade. Muusey Building
Chicago. sept l6-Wheat ruled higher. but there
vas the usual peshoiday haste Oh the rart q small
traders 10 unload Canadian Northwest news was
as sensational as heretofore continuing TO report
unsettled weather. Cash wheat Ga all positions adj
vauced u face Of words shipments Argentine
reported an Increase q about Der cent Of wheat
crop prospect over last year Local cash sales in
Guiding 10000 bushels done late Saturday, were
ltje1 bushels laabolrl reported = loads.
The c1L market again developed weakness On
fine weather over Suuds Country shippers and
farmers have stopped selling while Eastern buvers
have taken hold freely. TH,re was also some direct
export business from here. Cars were liberal az
-. and estimates for Wednesday which include
election day inspection are fr l53 cars. local cash
sales uu mp - $4,000 bushels. Ssabolri sales. %
loads
Oars were dull and somewhat lower Receipts were
]2 cars with Sc estimated for "Wednesday ship
pins demand poor ard prices IN sample market Of
? % Ia CENTS.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
DROP In INDUSTRIALS
Railway Issues Hold Up De-
spite Attack Of Bears.
STEEL IS LOWEST THIS YEAR
Dire Prophecies of General Con-
traction of Business as Result of
Induce Liquidation In Railroad
List-Further Recession In Prices.

New York. Sept. 16-FoHowing a ten
dency that has been more or less visible
on the stock exchange for considerable
time toward separation of interest in the
speculative trading between the railway
and the industrial stocks, some of the in
dustrial stocks were more in evidence to-
day than last week.
At the opening Of the market there
was heavy selling OF United states Steel
common and preferred, of Amalgamated
Copper, American Smelling and Refining.
and other Industrial shares which forced
the two stocks first named down to a low
record price for the year But curiously
enough, all this affected the general mar
ket hardly at ais II is true that there
seemed 10 be no particular attack upon
any one Of the railroad stocks. and it
would be possible no doubt 10 establish 4
Temporary recession in these quarters if
determined effort was made 10 do so
IndustriaIs Are Weak
It is very significant, however. that
pronounced weakness in so many leading
Industrial stocks. accompanied with dire
prophecies of an alleged impending gem
eral contraction of business. no longer
seems TO avail in inducing liquidation in
the railway list; and, of course. if the
real liquidation OF this sort cannot be Sc
cured. mere speculative selling of railway
shares win obviously result in losses 10
those undertaking IT,
After this deyelopment-that namely,
Of one section of the market standing like
a rock while another section was involved
in weakness and coufusion-the whole
undertOne of the stock market changed
for the better thefrest of the day. and
frequent changes IN prices in all the lead
Ing stocks were made upon a relatively
small volume of transactions. Advances
were more numerous at the close of the
market than declines.
Further Drop in Copper.
= small further recession in prices for
raw copper to-day was accompanied by
another drop in AmaIgamated Copper
stock, and the opinion was generally ex-
pressed that when, within short time.
the quarterly dividends of the Amalga-
mated Copper and Anaconda companies
are announced. that these have been re-
duced, following the precedentS set by the
Calumet and Hecla and other mining
COMPANIES.
The movement 10 restrict copper pro-
duction made further Roadway to-day.
and il is a fact that seems not 10 be gen
orally understood outside of wen-in-
formed trade circles that a movement of
this sort would probably have been en-
forced anyway, on account. Of the ex-
traordinary difficulties that are confront
ing the copper mining companies of the
West in the matter Of obtaining fuel
The features of strength in the railway
list of stocks to-day were Great North
eru and Northern Pacific
Money on cali was slightly higher than
ut the close of last week. undoubtedly by
reason of passing causes connected with
the city's recent bond sale and the pay
ment by the syndicate underwriting the
Union Pacific Railroads $75,O0000O bond
issue
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17

d. CFoisssnt Ct a.. trustees, to Fannie Z. Webb,
Jet s. block d 500.
No IL " street u0rJhWes1-AuEIs- DouaIh e. u.
70 james L. Turner LOT Is. square II. SO
IwentysiNth street northwest, NEAR T sreeJ-ThOmas
Il. Carr % Ella C. Can. part original lot L.
square o. So
South Brookiand- Rosina NJ Paneu 70 Mary n
hCCfgr. l0t =. block z 500
Hillhrook-Suhrrban Homes Company 70 Virgl e.
Williams. lot g. square 50si, $40
Bur7iIIe-Walter $. Dade % Trsvers h Dade. lot
p block s. section g. s..
Nos 81 and 50 / street northsss--Presideut and
Directors Of GCnzaga College 70 james r.
Ssbold lots q, and =, square g76 SO
Seventh street northwest between K and S streets
Henrietta Rubenacker e al % Edward F,
Slsnker. part original lot g. square 10. SO
X street southeast, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets-Elmer Carroll 70 August and Sallie Pile
ger. part original lot p square $50 SO.
No so T street northwest-LUIiSe c.. Wilson ic
Sarah Z. Swingle, lot @. square Sg3 SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
DAILY COURT RECORD.
(MOnday, September Is, 1907
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Graham rs. Peter; decT5e Iro cnnfesso. Cen.
plsiuaHts solicitors Lester Price.
Tanner vs.. Schaferi decree substituting trustee
Compliments solicitor. c. II Bauman
S1me1ulc vs. Stewart; defendants enj0ned as
PRAYED IN original bill and cross bin dismissed
CCmplainauts Sclicitoi. Wilton ]. Lambert; defend
ants solicitor NJ y Richardson.
Huth vs.. Turner. guardian al Item appointed
Complainant solicitor Oscar Nauck
Matthews vs. Jones; leave glU1ei trustee 20 pJT-
chase real estate and rtiHg5st certain funds Com
ulaiuants solicitor. Il : Matthews.
Dante 81. king; decree pro coIfeSsC. Complain
ants solicitors. B-sudtubufg * Bandenburg
Talty rs. Price order co-5rmjug auditors report.
Complainant solicitor. J. J. Darlington defend
ants solicitors, Hamilton. Colbert, YerEas & Ham.
iltou.
CHAPMAN vs.. Howard restraining order T6tUruable
September - granted. Complainant solicitor,
Thomas L. Jones ard J. T. Padyett.
M-dius vs.. Needing; pr1of ordered taken before
KItledge Wilson. examiner. Complainant s1liei-
tor ". ?. Williamson defendants solicitor. Eugene
j. Bernhard
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
Circuit Court No. I,
JUSTICE GOULD.

5lSIlOE GOULD.
RseSe- vs.. Lockwood; leave u file supplemental
affidavit granted Plaintiffs attorneys. ;. a. Put
man and Charles Poe. defendants attorney. Beva
A. lockwood.
S0meTvilie vs. Mccain, motion FOR better biz Of
particulars granted boy consent, bil 20 be filed
FIVE DAYS with leave 90 defendant 20 plead in ten
days plaintiffs attorney. J. Dawson Williams: de-
Pendants attorney, Vincent a. Sheehy.
lie CuySr vs.. Excise Board; rule 70 show cause
returnahe September 3 Petitioners solicitor Henry
T. Davis
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
M0ney Rewards Coz PoIieemen.

Private McGm Grove. of the Seventh
precinct, has received a reward Of s.
paid by the Maryland House of Correction
for the arrest Of Henry Dixon. a fugitive
from that institution. Detective Pratt is
in receipt also Of 81 from A. !. Brown. OF
Yonkers, n. Y, for having returned to
him $Si stolen from him and recovered
through the efforts of the detective. The
officers viii be permitted to keep the
money, less 20 per cent to be deposited TO
the credit Of the clothing and helmet
fund.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
A washington Boy ia Nontana,

The Bozeman C31ont) Chronicle Of this
week has an article stating that Mr.. Wat
son Boyle has concluded the largest land
transaction ever consummated in that
State, involving over 100000 acres.
Mr. Boyle is connected with the land
department Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road and prior to going 10 Montana. ten
years ago, was well known here as pri-
Vate secretary to Speakers Kerr and
Randall and Senator German.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
Mechanics, Liens

No. 56s7 Warren * Dyer vs.. Al0nzo o. Bliss.
iot 10, square 1873. $iS2 Plaintiffs attorney John
J. Hamilton.
Ne. 56SS Rose Bros vs.. Alfred G.. Gross Herman
O. Plugge. and Frank 4 Lutz. lot IS, square 81.
Sls62s. Attorney Robert l. Williams
Ne. 5S9- Thomas W Smith IS Alonzo o. Bliss.
lot TO- square 1873, aS.3. Attorney. ;. I, Thomas
No. $3.50 Thomas " Smith vs.. Alonzo o. Rliss-
lot 6S. square SIS. SlI4s7. Attorney. S T. Thomas.
No. S9l. John r. Galloway vs. Alonzo o. Bliss,
lot 6. square 575. $40.
No. 5652 Edward c. Gmmel IS frank A Lutz,
Alfred 6. Gross. and Herman o. Flugge. lot C..
sIuaTo Zll. @020 Attorney. Alan Q. Clephane.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
EUROPE's WHEAT CROP SHORT.
Rye and Barley Give Fair Yield in
Germany and Russia.

In a review Of the foreign crop condA
tons, Europeon representatives of the
Department Of Agriculture note a general
market decrease in the production of
wheat as compared with the exceptional
crops last year. Increases are expected
only in Russia and in France The most
serious losses are looked for in Hungary.
The Balkan countries, and Germany.
In Hungary the effect of the poor wheat
crop may be lessened, the correspondents
say by the substitution Of corn.
Rye promises a fair crop In Germany.
and an over average yield in Russia.
Barley is expected 10 give a satisfactory
Yield in Austria-Hungary, Germany. and
Russia, but fears are expressed as to
qdallty oats promise generally 10 be
The crop Of the year. Sugar. beets are
reported backward
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17

JlS4tOE 'uNl LII
Estate Of Mamie T. Fioyd: order 20 exchans,
stocks. Attorney g. b Craishill
Estate Of John T. Goodrich; petition for Urobat,
Of VIII fled. Attorney. ]. 4. Maedel.
Estate Of Hannah Jaeger; viii admitted 70 probate
and letters testameutaTy granted 70 Frank Jaeger
bond. SO COO. Attorney Wilton J. Lambert
Estate Of Elizabeth c, jacob: letters OF admins
tration granted 10 Samuel L. Keyser; bond, $500
Attorneys Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of Sylvester Bowie: order for release
Estate Of Robert l. Fleming; VIII dated Nay 5
1904. fled.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

oATTLE-Extra. per cwt. 550a5.75; butcher. 4.s0
a5.O9: common. 250aaO0
HOGS-Per cwt gross 7.o0aT %; ordinsrv. 6 Eoa7 "a
sltEAP-Ciipped, 3.50aio0. common 25la2M
LAMBs-sprins, choice 7a7iz medium. 6sza7.
ia4i4 49,
COWS-PTime. fresh. each. 0O0aaOO: common
20 eoa30.e0; old and dry. sO0alO.00
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
LawsuftH.

No. 1928 Lizzie Harris vs. Armstead Taylor;
damages. 5000. Plaintiffs attorneys, Thomas l.
Jones and N. T. Clinkscales
No. 1874. United States ex relatione Thomas b.
lie Cuyer Edwin W. w Griffin Matthew Trim
bic, Samuel 7. kalhfus and Alex. Mckenzie; man
damus- Petitioners attorney Henry E Davis
No. 1875 Edward HUBBARD Is. National Auto
way Company; damages, S25oO9. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. c. L. WhitfCrd
No. 1875 Edward Hubbard Is National Auot-
matte FIRE Alarm Company; damages. 5000
Plaintiffs attorney. Harry &. Kimball
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regiiar call. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric as. $50 az 7934.
Capital Traction 70 at $50
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. az 70.
Washington Gas 5 ar TO-
Ncrgcnthaler. at -2O5. az 3iiz l at 20fA, 10
at 05
Mitchell Mining 70 az lE. 80 at Is. lO0-at ~.
100 40 lls. 30 az ~ lG0 at lA.
After eall-Capital Traction IS. 5000 az ll0s SAGl
at lloA $500 az los. SlG0 at Hos, $0o0 a; lCs.
Washington Gas, . a. us . at 7Gh % at i07s,
. at H.
Mitchell Mining. 1000 at l7-S2 0buyer CO.,
Following are the CLOSING quotations yesterday s
local stock eNelanc..
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
MORE COTTON EXPORTED.
Increase in Products Value shown
by Statistical Report.

An increase Of S5S.52S. 49S in the value Of
cotton exported in the eight months
ended August 81, compared with the like
months last year is shown by a prelimi-
nary report issued by the Bureau Of sta
tistics The value Of those exports was
SIS 4946l3, consisting Of 42l2.74 bales,
being an increase of 1,0l5,022 bales.
The exports Of breadstuffs, worth $780,
$500 show q comparative loss of
81 ,09S, 729; provisions amounting 10 $780,
3S4 S3e decreased $8,Go4,7S9, and mineral
oils valued at so. III, S24 increased 1885,
sc4
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulati0n-a circuIa-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at tha
Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17

Spot Market.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based vp0n
It's sworn circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands tbsn
was ever before attained by any NOR
ing newspaper at the Capital. Its books
are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-17
Equity Suits.

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Thomas l. Jones AID James T. Padgett
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Smbblehtld: discovery and accounting Complain
ants solicitors. LeCkie Fulton & Cox