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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
SICK in PRISON.
Tramp Arrested for Drunk
enness in Good Hands.

Chief Of Police Roper has an ele'
plant on his hands. Wednesday a
tramp was arrested for drunkenness
and was put in the lookup to get
sober. The prisoner is about 60
years of age. respectfully dressed
and Of more than ordinary intelli-
gence. Since SOLDERING up he has
been quite sick but is receiving the
best treatment possible. The man
refuses to talk much, but papers
found on him reveal that he is a
MATHEMATICIAN and has been teach
ing his system in Covington, Hen
ming and Dyer, Tenn. He has let
tiers of recommendation from S. B.
Tatum, superintendent Of schools,
and from the principal of the High
School at Dy yer. These letters give
the old mans name as X. S. Morri-
ION, but his home seems to be any
where he is able to form a class in
He has no money and
IS soon as he is able to travel will
start out on the road again.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
For Agents An Opportunity
'fThe Old World
And It's Ways.
WIN. Jennings Bryan.
by

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20

Impure or effete matters accumulated
in the blood during the winter cause in the
spring such disfguring and painful troubles
as boils, pimples, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss of appetite, that tired feeling.
The best medicine to take is Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly cleanses the
blood, and effects permanent cures by giving
healthy functional activity to the stomach,
liver kidnevs bowels and skin
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
APRIL 20, 1907.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

}eOrernor-S. W. HAGER, of BOYD.
Lieut.. Gov. SOUTH TRfMBLE. of Franklin.
Atty. -Gen'l-J. x. HENDRICK. of McCracken
gupt. Pub. Inst.-M. o. WINFREY, of Bell.
Comr Agr,--J W. NEWMAN, Of WOOdford.
Audftor-H. NJ BOSWORTH. of Fayette.
Secy. Stats-H. VREEbAND. Of Jefferson.
Treasurer-RUBY LfAFFOON Of Hopkins.
Clerk Cr Of Ap. j. y. CHENAULT, Madison.
q. s. Senator. c. w. BECKHAM. Nelson.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20

The Worlds Peace Congress in
session in New York was addressed
Monday by Mayor Mcclellan and
Gov. Hughes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20

Lawyer d. n. Delmas has been
paid his fee of $25. 900 for defending
Thaw and it is believed that he will
drop out of the case.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20

Mayor Fred A. Busse, Chicago's
first four-year Mayor and the first
Republican electedin ten years, was
inaugurated April 18th.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
WHOOPING COUGH.
Caused Death of Little Child
Thursday.

Donald Dabney Carloss, the nine
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry D. Carloss, died last Thursday
of whooping cough. Mr.. Carloss
lives near Caledonia. The parents
have the sympathy of their friends
and neighbors in their sorrow.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20

Accidents will happen, but the
best regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Electric Oil for such emer-
gences. 1t subdues the pain and
heals the hurts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20

One fare plus 25 cents to Nash
vile and return Via Ills. Cen. ac-
count spring festival. Tickets on
sale April 22nd. to 9th. inclusive
good to return up to and including
April 10Th. 1907.
j.. B. Mallon, Agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
THE Weather.

FOR KENTUCKY-Cloudy Sat-
urday. No decided change in tenn
perature.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
Yost-Garratt.

Mr.. Henry Fain Yost, of Green
vile, Tenn, and Miss Jessie CARROT
were married Wednesday afternoon,
at the home OF the brides parents
near Pembroke. Rev. R. L. Baker
performed the ceremony. The at
tendants were Misses jamie CARROT,
Susie Rives, Marguerite Barker and
Eva Griffin. Miss Katie Graham
played Mendelsohn's wed ding
march.
The bride wore travelling suit of
gray cloth and carried bride roses.
The young couple were driven to
Pembroke and took the afternoon
train for Greenville.
The bride is the oldest daughter
of Mr.. Jeff j. Carrot and was edu-
Gated at Bethel College.
She is an exceedingly bright and
attractive young lady. Mr.. Yost is
a young railroad man, a son Of one
Of Greenville's prominent citizens.
Accidents will happen. but the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
TOBACCO MARKET.
Inspectors Report for Week
Ending April II.

Following is the inspectors weekly
report Of the local tobacco market
for the week ending April II:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-20
LneYs. bowels and skln

SaTsatabs are Hoods Ssrsaparilia In
chocoiatsd tablet form. They have identioally
the same curative properties as the liquid form,
besides accuracy Of dose, convenience, economy,
en- OF druggists or promptly of us by mall
G. l. Hood Co. Lowell, Mass.
GUARANTEED under the Food and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Gpa b, g. an S Ocpba $.
c. II. Sdnuur 49,.
liebItes SoIepEd1en!

~NUlN| S~INfSNJNh'
8eiten 9ant fir SIREN ltsben 8rieI,
Ben i6 glei6 beantpprte. Sd freue
midi, Dab sic isbt tpisOer setuno iino
unO bic Oumme Grantbett enbgiltig
iiberpunoen bcben = nun lallen sic
ii6 nibt 10 leidt pie6er untertriegen!
9ei unS it's ieBt ni6t mebr 10 till.
Gerf9ieoene meiner Salltetanntf6afs
ten baben @eIu4 Sci ltns 9emaAt, I'm.
ter onoern aud Qeutnant bon 8riiden,
DER gum Ball metn SiI39err mar. Gr
bate mir er3dblt, Dab er I'm porigen
SQ9re in s., cIio in S9rer Staot. in
GarniIon %geitanOen bat. Set Dem
MdnDcer pGre er bier - oo6 Elm 1es
paltiger IbIton0! 9,i Gelsgenbsit
tuer0e i6 i'm NAL, obns Dab es auf=
fdGt, na6 2.lttnant Siqinger fragen;
Iiher ipirb er i'm fennen! =
mir iino otter 3uiammen; er 1T Elm
gutter S9IittI6ub,Gufe unO i4 babe
felt meiner ainoheit jenss gslunre Der
gaiigen gepflegt, iObalo es ging! -
Senten sic, am 7. 5ebruar lit gros
fer MasfenbaQ i'm GaIinp. Ratiirli9
miifen ipir i'm mitma9en. Sntel unb
Sante purben 10 gequdlt, bdB ie gar
nt6t onoers tonnten, als ia iagen. Be-
ionosrs Serr bon 9riiden bate cine
unpioeriicbli6e g~ereoIamfeit entipidelt
- iibrigens lit CT Elm san3 famoIer
Meni6, nit Dem 5uIanmen man ii9
ni6t langtpeilt.
Nun tritt Die Soitiimfrdse an mid
beran - i) mDfte ettpas Npartes bus
ben = uno oo4 Ialte ib 3igeunerin
als oaS YaHenoIte fir mid, oa ia
ounfle Nrgen unO Saare babe!
@ielleiAt lafTe iA mir Elm 9oftiim
bon Santes S1usidneioerin MAIDEN,
Die nidt ungsIttdt lit.
Nun babe i'd cine 9itte - tpiirben
Sic mir pie1sidt einise aparte unb
seidmadpolle 8iIoer f6iden, mad
benen man iid etluas ausfuGen tann9
Sier gibt's ia ni6ts, mas mir sefdnt.
Sd mare sSbnen iebr banfbar bafur,
liebite Soiepba! Soffentli9 ma9t es
Sbnen feline Miihe?
Sir beute S6tub. 9ebiit' sic @ott!
Sbre Gpa.
Gortietlng folat.)
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: Cin|omeeit 10
L
(Sortietung.)
S oeph Sillinger n
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3d., 80. 0e5?mter l,

D., ~, Ge5?mter 49,.
2teGer. alter 6teunb - GILES @rte
sum neten Sabr! - Dante Dir fir
Oeinen Isbten Brief, 0u bait out
reoen uno Wtpral preoigen aus Ger
Gntferrung! WGreIt Su an meiner
Stele Qerpeiea. bGt.ejt 0u genau tpie
i'd eebanOelt - ia femme Sid oph!
1lebriQens bate ih hie ernIteiten Wbs
i@ter! Wern Gbd mir nur perseiGen
miro SnIiegenS 'dids i6 Dir ibren
lebten grisf. ren id mir umQetsnb 5us
riiderbitts. Gu criishit barou8, oaB
Eie ni6t gar gu unairitig iitev MIDI
urtReiIt - tpis Die 9ra5be eenau be-
pbadtet bat =.
Sd redne ouf Sein, untstir9tc
Obstruction in oieier Gads; Cidr
ousoriidliA barum ill bitten, 1T pobl
unn6tIi5. !SoffentIih miro mir ha3
neue Sabr cinen b~efriebigentea 9(bz
i4luB jener tIeinen &om0Oie se6en!
Stets Der 0eine. SoIspb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

@nt6 l0iqnng. @irtb
gum @oite): u2If), nebnien Sic es
mir mn nid)t libel, bob 5ruei 6liegcn
IN Der Suppe mnren. .lonit ninnlt
lie Die aodin gleih INNER o'rorBcn
berol,s, beute bot lie ober gar 10 piel
ju tbun!"
2ofolitatiit t. - SSm pergnt.
genen Wonat murOen 5luon3ig ger.
lonen bon automobilen iiberfabrelt.
Cine Srolt, Die iit in ielbitnlorberi
ider Nbiibt Dor clnen 9raftnagen
mari, fonnte gcrettet lueroen!
Or fcnnt c9. Iireftor:
Sic lpoQen alio mirfli6 beirotben?"
- Sdreibcr: o&h SEER Iircftor,
Oenn id babe oaa Sunggeielenleben
idon Iatt." - Iirettor: .Iann min.
ibe id MIR, OoB Gle bos Gbelebcn
nidt genug bungri8 iinoen!"
Wei'm Ereisfegeln.
rNer bat benn bei'm aegelifieben
ben criten Greis, ole groBe Sau, &c.
monnen?" SEQ Der Wid)eIbuber,
Der &erl bot bod Elm Gieieni6peinl"
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q iIlnuu
port
Tr. Sebue
il X X Is IL Il n
S oepba $. an b b. g.
ST., 8. Sanuar 49,.
GDpiu fIpiueS SrAsrI

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ST., 8, Sunuar 49,.
Mein tleine5 Gp9sn!
nit pisIem @crgniigen babe ih
SGren Iansen 8riei QeleTen. SN
CLAUDE ippbl, baB bos &leio MufIe6en
srreat bat. Sbrer gcI9rei6unq naG
mub es ia elm Gebitt Istn! &ein Wunz
Der, bab sic 10 pieI 9etan5t baben -
- tpie germ tpGre id nit gepeIen uno
bate MIDI an Sbren Sriump6en eez
freut. 9offcntli6 b;rgeIen Sic aber
Sbre SoIepbd nidt 0ariiter!
Ratben Sic, rpu1er it tpmme -
Mama mar nit mir betm Qr3t -
er mar iebr sufriehen nit meinem &C.
iunobeitsauItano unO otroronete mir
ooFel6e tpie sic - G9tittI 8ublaufen
uno i'm Sommer 3snaisIpielea -
aber ni6t bis CUR Grmiioung -
oa5 toGre @ift fir mid! -
Wir iinb Iebr gliidli9 liter iis Iu8s
tunft oe5 pirates - i6 fam frei
aufat6msn. Sine Snfluen3a 1T INNER
heimtiidiI1, unb mid bate lie tii9tig
9epddt! -
ShIreTier bdten lpit msinstiregcn gu
6au8 perlebt = font Iino mir ia Itets
in @eie1idaft! go bin i1 0tei6 na9
3pDlf ms Belt gegongen - nabosm
i9 benz Glptenldu.en 5ugebJrt bate
- es lit INNER 10 iebr fei,rli1.
limb benton Sic, i'd Ga6' 10 le.baft
an Sic oeoa9t. Dab i'd meinte, Sic Dor
mir gu ieDsn uno Sbre Stimme 81
boren.
Soeben iebe i'd Nora Ssltranot
iber Die StraBe tommen - ie NIL
MIDI iiher beiu4en; "a muB i4 i9neu
e~uTEUren; fe tit INNER 70 neueieris
uit6 ipiu ales piIIen!-0arum ni9ts
fir UNCUT, liebes GDdea, irenn i9 jebt
aufbDre. SIT Der @ri:f aud ni4t lang.
70 lit er bod ebenio beroli3 9emeint!
S4reiben sic mir BALD Wieoer; S6re
8rtefe iino mir INNER 81 lieb -
nod ipeiter piel @eygniigen tp!inf9t
Sbnen S9re SoIepba 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
4nftipns -gln5eisen.
6. Mngelmtcr, InipdIt,
9ir. llS-122. YnpsNuiloina.

sruterS .8crfauf
boil
isbr pcrtbpulem uno piinifenpcrtbcm gat,t.
Gi0eutbum In Der Staot Baltimore,
beiarnt ais
Or. G15, Siibrgepltc.S traBe, uno gr. GIG,
SibsSbapeisS trabe,
an Git uub stehe,
nm 4 mir S,adimittaas 50 o'''""''
Strait zines Setret5 neS Streisaeri6tS Der
Staot baltimore tperoen Die unterSei6neten
Iruitees auf cttentliober Ialtion an Srt uno
Steue oas lta6tol9eno bef6riebene Yahteigens
tbunl sum- Seriuut %anbteteu,
Seginucno an Der Gillette Der @oIfes Strabe,
IN etner Sntfer1uitg bon ctnbunoert uno oreis
bi9 SUB t3rolte non Der giorooitsSde Der
lSplte' uno Nliccdlnos Strabe, bon bort n5roll0
peiier InuieHb on Der Gillette Der gSolfe. StruBe
filIltjebti Sub GHGren5euO: Ton ourt 6iilib pa
rallc! nit Der Canton sgoenle cinbulroert ulo
oter5l9 SUB bis sur Gtnpe.sStrGbc; hann iiios
LID an oic Chapel Strabe an6rcn5euo uno pa
rdtel nit Der gSpiiesSitabe 10 SUB; euun
peitlib parallel nit Der SGltors @0c1tlle eins
bunoert mo oter5t9. Sti his gum gIniaraSs
punite. Nas 9oll6e 8riunitiid III einem idbrlis
den Srunlh5ins i'm Setraae bon 5lpetlno5unus
5tg Collars unb fit1f5ig Gents ($22.50) inter.
morien.
9cfngtcs 9runbftiid lit nit etnem grusen
breiittdtpcn 3icgelitein.8 rbanOe uno @trtb.
idnits.GtgeuthWri, iueidlcS ais Nr. 6t5, Sios
Guite'Strane,. beianut Ut, bebnnt. tuiutc init ci'
rent jpeiitudiger 5ieGclitcinernen Nubnbauie,
pclfce ais Or. GIG, sho.6bape's traRc, be-
tannt lit.
8eoinpunsen; Sin SritteI @aar. Der Seft in
5lpet 9!etten Ibidla9s6ablun9erl i'm 9ettraume
bon ichS lno 5tu6lf 0ionaten, ODER IleS Guar,
ned WeIicben bes adufers. Die 9rebitJabIurts
Gen Iiuo bon Dem 9aium oss &crfnufcs an 6l
6er8tnlen ii!le miltieu sur Suiricoenbeit Der
Sine 4Tmi5Gbiuna bon 5000 1T sur 8eit bes
GS!uarb 9. S'Mura,
.. @lereOitb Ncsie,
ett,uab Bros C 60,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
NahtluaggUn . 0iputtn.

= INJN %NtINN
SiQ.Ynrf I, ., 5 uno 4 llbr Wor.
gcus; 6aycttc. unO 9oparosS traBe
1.2t, 2.21, 3.2t uu0 4.2t 1orgcns.
N6roIif fabren6: gerlaiien Sort
RcSenrp I. 2, 3 uno A uDr Wor.
gems; 6apctte. unb SomarO Strabe
1.23, 2.23, 1928 uno 4.23 Iorecns.
yorf. unO 6reOerid Iooo =
SiiOli6 fobreuo: gerIniicn arling.
ton = glpenue, 8aperlp. I, 2, 8 uno
4 ll6r YtorgenS; 6opcttc. un0 Som,
aro Strobc 1,28, 2.2S. 3,25 unO
4,2S MorGcns, I6roIid ia6rcnO:
&erloiien SruinGton /, 2, 8 uno 4
llbr @or9en5; 6apcttc. unO Sop-
oro Strobe t.2S, 2.2S, 1928 uuS
1928 Mor9ens. SiOli6 iabreno:
Gcrloiicn &i8blanotopn /, 2, 3 uno
4 llbr Morgeus; 6apette. unO SOM
oro StrnBe 1923, 2,23, 3.23 nno
1923 Worgcn5,
GaDitrabcn 2inie - OeItfid fah.
reno: &crlaiicn 8arriion.2ane 1, 2,
3 unO 4 llbr MturgenS; Baltimore.
uno Gborle8ItroEe ia, 2.t4. 3.t4
unG Ala Ior1cns. 8eitlif fob.
reno: Gerloiicn Nortb Npenle mo
8opItro6e 100, $50, $50 ut6 4.3O
WorgcnS; Baltimore, mo GborlcS=
Strobe t.46, 24G, SAG mo 4.46 llbr
Wtorgens.
Wooiion L. &oenue 9inie - Selt.
lid fagrenb: Serlolier G~ruiobia-
Earf !, ?, s uno 4 liBr Ior9ens;
baltimore. u. Gbartes.S traBe 1,t9,
2,t8, SIS nn6 4.1S Moreens. @eIt.
lib fabreno: 8erlalien Tnme-Str..
@noplnft i, 2, 3 unb A ubr Mor.
gems; Baltimore. unb GborlesitraBe
l.10, 2..25, 1926, 4.25 II. 5.25 Ror-
gems.
Orleans mtS eight Strobe -
H6rSlit fabrcno: @erIaiicn eight.
Ctr. . Sterilization 1, 2, 3 uno A llbr
Worgens; 9aItimure' uno CHARLES
Strabe ITO, 2.t0, $40 unb 4.t0
Worgcns. SiioIih fabrenS: gerlai-
len Nortb. uno Hotteetion.Iarf.I oe-
me 100, $50, $50 uno 4.30 Mor.
gens; Baltimore nuo G5arlesItraBe
$50. $50. $50 uno 4.50 Woreens.
Sdrforo Moenlle . Sinte = Siio-
lif fabrenb: 8erlaiien @eber's Sarf,
Sorforo. Noab I, 2, 3 uno 4 llbr
Wor9eRS. Rortltb fabrcrb: 9aIti.
more. II. @apItraBe 100, $50. $50
uno 4.90 Worgcns. Ole Sarforo.
apcnlle . Na6tpaeaons iabren bon
8eber'S Iarf, SorIoro.Goao, bis
Baltimore. L.. @apltraBe uno sIriid.
Nortb . gIocm,e : 2inie - 8arri'
ion . Ipcnue . 8aagons p~erloiien
9e,oir.Roao uno Nortb. gperue unS
rom electric . Barf mad IL libr
0titternaft. pie folst: 8eitlid falr
reno: 8erloIien @elair.Roab uro
0ortb. gpenue 1903. 1890, 1. 100
uno 9 llbl Worgens; Benniplnania-
uno Nortb . glpenue 1925, 1852,
i.22, 1 SO HID 2 % Worgens. Seit.
lid iabreno: 8crlaIien electric %orf
1890, 1, 100, 2 unb $50 Wicr.
gems; gcnniplponia. uno NortI.
9tpcnue 1884, 1.21, 1,54. 2.24 uno
2.54 Wor9ens.
griter uno ltbter @agson mad
bent 8cdcnt1os : Sabrplon. Sonn-
tags: Der e.itc RagNon cine Stimoe
ip1ter.
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@cne oeutid)c g~niieolmns I'M ionniscn
Siiben.

aIima; feinc @eeer; erftiIaifiser 8oSen in
fieine Sornien eingetteiIi, and eiiliee eloipn
2ots". Seringe sln5abIuilg, febr Ieibte 0eoins
Elm pnnr Sunbert Soaars eefpart bober mo
germ feIbitiidnotg iperoen mochtcr. gidberes bel
Scrmann Baocnbpup, 4r. iii, GurosSbarlecs
Giraffe, Baltimore, Wo. (Septl0,tO
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YGiie smr 3eiie ms Mnslano be-
iorat 6. Gaine, Wr. Alb. Cit.Valti'
morc.Strafc, naBc Goitnmbonic-Tpc
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9crlnngi

@cifnsaisRer fir 4iumber . 5nbebbr fir
Sabeiuauneu uuo 9i6brentidc; gutter 2obn; be-
~itanbisc Grbsit; fciu etriie. Tad5uirascn bel
Der -, g. Wiptt 6oHipanr," Srrutou, Rs.
(34,41, $3.50
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Bfoankenfplitter

Gs 8ibt Meniben, bic NIT ibren Sebtern
tiebenspiiroig, Nno anotre, Die nit ibren
suseroen lditis e,i5einsu.
Wsr an ciMt Sa0e p,r3iueifslt, bot fe
balb b%erlOren.
Gin bei6eibenss Ylimbeu, I'M a.ben ee'
ipenoet, ipdre oft bon gon] atpcrem g1ertb
ais bic prabtbOQen ardn3e, ipslte man oen
I6seibieoener ipeibt.
Wenn bic 2ebensfabrt maj burb einen
Sunncl gsbt, iparnm osnn oa glei6 aus
bern 3uee ipringen!
Gs oibt beut;utass ipeniser Gunlmdrfts
ala Wotit.lnite.
SteG Stin 9i6t inter ben Steiiel -
tpeun bic Senns idsint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Sin anitdnoieer Mtunll, Der ih in Getddft
poer Sausdrbeit niiblid 5u MAIDEN oeriiebt
Gngiiin. Dian a~breilirc: rS. e. o." 1924 e.
9,altimprcsS ctr. ODD
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fauien cincs jcner mpbernen Sduier nit icd,S
3in,ment an Der Asir.efrase, smifhcn Sair.
mpnut.lueune nnb yaHette.G traRe. aeIer, Sof
ino 9ioitcir nit Cement beIeet uno neIeiie
fbIub. Grunosins nur $50 pro Sabr.
e. Z. Gallagher. 9anineifter,
9ireali Gr. 2407. 5airinouHt'soenue.
(264-)
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Tr. 723, 725, 727 etc: @oriud.Muenue, Cots
LID bon Der Vort sSaouo; bouftdnoig pri6tia
b~eforirt: ieoe nloocrue 9eauemlihieif.
Rr. tt5, liz uno f19 etc., R.'NatnIcnI'Str.,
8pifden 5airmourtsglpenu urc 5upette.Str.,
Elm 8epiert bonn .IatterfonsBnrf." Surcbtueg
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

toa6 Jointly IT, The Baltimore Ohio and rem
e,lranIa Railroad companies
COPPER CONDITIONS copper trade circles
n is Thought that many large consumers Of the
metal VIII be III the market within tie next few
wrecks for THE purpose Of covering their require
.senrs for the third quarter Of the current year.
y is suggested 10y one producer that when the
hroks are opened concessions MAY b. granted bat
4lie IS not altogether certa IN. great deal VIII
depend aDon the outlook al that time. TIE leading
producers Of copper have not sguifed their inten-
zion Il changing quotations in The near future
THO are uelI aware Of the fact that many large
consumers have exhausted their supplies Of COP
Der. md are buying from hand mouth in antiei
patton 81 a reduction in prices.
BEsSEMER IRON.-A sale Of Bessemer pig iron
Of ssa tons for third quarter delivery has been
e6e RI S2l. valley This is 50 cents less than the
furnaces have been asking right along, ana 81
IN less than lie Midvale sale made last week.
g.e transaction this week cannot be regarded
b rrlgise than as break. The ascertaincd average
seisag price OF Bcssemer pig iron in March, which
Is s,l as the basis FOR the adjustment Of certain
&c -ca and steel contracts MAS So -, valley, or
E. : Hattsburg against sd s.. VALLEY. IN February.
E@e... .n January and s. ~ in December. 1otai
81 IS So sons entered into The computation
s8E FETENg OH COTTOS.-HThe Financial
.o1i..' reports tile total receipts Of cotton for
the rae+k ansed April Al 1905 bales, against
800 bales the preceding week. making the
against sl5is57 the period OF 1896,
showing am increase since September l. 1895. 81 >
165.sst hales
aIetf-T ~ ST LOJIS.-There Is n fair volume
OF .lsiaass being transacted by the banks and
frtf ..5lll3anies. quite lot Of money is being
rad been anticipated. Rates unchanged at
between 81. and per cent or call and Tine loans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market Tor outside securities was quiet. Al
though prices continued 10 show strength. The
copper stocks were The leaders. United Copper
Advanced p points. Nipissing ruled firm New
house Was mp !. British Columbia gained a small
Fraction Nevada Consolidated and Cumberland
~ we've firm. Butte Coalition strong.
Greene-Cansnea improved = Dominion Copper
vas steady. GirouN steady. Standard OIL
vas NJ lo points on fair activity. Marine shares
were iraetlonallT better. Chicago Subway
steaoy bur neglected Manhattan Transit improved
=. Waterbury shares were slightly easier Havana
Tobacco and International Salt quiet but firm.
Bon1s were dull ana about unchanged. There are
now more than twenty shipping mines in the CO.
bait camp, and IL is expected that 4 result Of
ne progress ~ the development WORK going
On n the various mines this number Will be
eoQbeo during The coming summer. -Four of the
Cobalt Central mines are expected to enter this
c.sss ~ August I, when the concentrating plant
VII begin operations. The next seasons output OF
tee camp il is estimated. Will be between SI0,-
kCoeoo and SD 600 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
AMERICAN GRASS TWINE.

equal to about 1914 per cent earned on the $50
capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

prepared from
la- and full particulars application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

Ez Prs Isl tA1 Baltimore & Ohio r. r Co. New
DWIGHT w. PARDEE,
Secretary York Central: Lake Shore & Michi-
Southern: Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago &
Louis r. r. Companies. y. Y
SYLVESTER T. EVERETT,
Advisory BOARD. citizens Savings and Trust Co,
Cleveland
WARREN GILEILEN
President broadway Bank and Trust Co. Los
Angeles
CHARLES VI. SHANNON, v. p.
Founder Shannon Copper Co, Los Angeles
ALVAH TROWBRIDGE. Treas.
Ex-Presdent American Bankers Association. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

The American Grass Irvine Company has issued
it's annual report for the year ended December 81
1906 1t shows sales for the year were 80 1-s per
cent IN excess of 1895. and the net profit over all
expenses was s960S5.
Indebtedness paid off during the year was as fol-
lows:
interest
1lonSs or Oshkosh plant interest. $3.50
Payment on grass lands and interest. $3.50
Total paid S2Oz4l9
The general balance sheet as of December 81,
1906 compares as follows: