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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court of the State os or.,or
for Wasco County. 'son'
george William Laidley, Plaintiff,
Lsrinda 8. Laidley, Defendant,
defendant: '"' "ooNe named
In the name OF the State Of Oregon: You
caunssy n1seoy rsqulred to appear and answer the
u,ia pam. INT nied sgainst you in the above en-
,ors seu eouIs ana cause on or before August I5.
~ tS' which is six weeks after July atR. 1907
hi. na,e n,s oruered for the first publication of
sn.n ans no'ice ana ~ you fail to 50 appear and
answeE lhe plaintiff will apply tor tbe RELIEF
ars rssseu tor ln his complaint, to-wit; for a de-
eris,,nn ,rissolving hg the bonds Of matrimony now
Ssag Sass between above named plaintiff and
neiendant, and for such other and fnriher s,,u ro
"Sr Th's ~ 70 tne court seems meet and lust.
the M summonsis published by the order of
na .ms non: W. L. Bradshaw Judge of the ahoye
named court made and entered on nI he s'9Ne oIe,
oa' toaiH ~ iSHune' lW7. GREY 4 RICHARDSoN'
'"A' Attorneys for Plaintiff,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
Notice to Apple Growers.

: Have you contracted tor your apple
boXesg The time for making contracts
at present price of l0le cents has been
extended to July 10. Contracts can
be made at our office.
Davidson Fruit Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04

Cupid struck his darts to the hearts
Of Byron Rogers and Ethel Wood last
Sunday and Rev, W. G. Gilmore was
called to attend the case. The inter
estei parties repaired to the home of
Mrs. Fewell where the fatal knot was
tied. The young people who reside in
the district where the newly married
couple are to make their home, are
prepai ing to give them an old time
charivari.
Il. W. Allen, of the Oregon expert
mental station at Corvallis, arrived in
Hood River the first of the week, and
will remain here for several months
in order to make an orchard survey of
the Hood River valley. He will begin
work on the east side. The statistics
thus obtained will be used in the reg
uiar bulletin work of the college.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
Oakdale Green House

Flowering and vegetable plants. Bed
ding geraniums, carnations, white Wy
endotte eggs from mated pens, 81 so per
10. Orders left at Kier & Cass will re-
ceive prompt attention.
FLETCHER & FLETCHER,
Route l, Hood River, Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
Excursion,sts Enjoy Afternoon.

A party of Hood River pleasure
seekers, consisting of j II. neilbron-
ner and wife, h. o. Blanchar and
wife, VIM. Stewart and vile, Roy
Marks and the Misses Cora Marks,
Fay Lavenson and Viola Howens inc,
chartered the launch "Dean" last
Sunday and crossed the river to
White Salmon where they spent the
day by having general good time.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04

Wanted-S or 4 girls for the 4th of July; also
permanent white cook. Apply s. L. Young.
iT.tyla
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04

Wanted-Men to cut 1000 cords OF wood,
Sl.35 per cord. Barnes 4 Chuinard. RF. D.
No. |. i9T.iylS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04

Wanted-Small farm to lease on shares, or
work where family OF 3 can be accommodated.
Address M. H. Maher, Hood River, Ore. jl8
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
Wanted,

Wants Work Experienced farmer and
fruit grower wants work on farm. Good re-
commentators. Capable Of running crew
and operating large farm. Apply C. b. Ga.
briel, Hood River, Oregon. l3.jy6
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04

For Rent or Trade-A modern sroom bouse
and two lots to rent or will trade for land ]
apply to list National Bank jupeaNf
For Rent.-5-room house, 2 lots. down town
at sl1 per month. Inquire Knapps millinery
store. tIaiv6
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
For Rent

Give EN- Rest-Put your tired horses in
Il. d. Shelleys good clover pasture They will
appreciate 1t. Phone 1915. 81 per month. jy25
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04

For Remit. L. Henderson's residence on
lease TO suitable persons, furnished or unfur.
nished. For particulars call at office or rest
dence. iyIS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02

tRepoeiea for ne Beacon J

Aftfft0'ffH jOf Wf bfHc0H
The yacht Mandalayn, comman
der L. M. Erging, arrived vi Solo.
mons Island. April 26, at |, 7. NJ,
bound for the jamestown Exposi-
tion, having on boardas passengers:
Messrs. J. Il. Baughker. g T,
Ames, M. S. Jester. Dir, r. E. Smith.
Charles Bier and others, all Of Bal.
timore. Having reached the Island
too late for schedule time, they SCI
cured launch and vera brought
across to Milestone Landing, and
thence. accompanied by Mon. J s.
Jones and Col. Jones, Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company and In
charge Of Judge L, F. Miles and
farmer P. Fl Tippett. whose team
/ is widely known as "boods anc
record breakers, were taken to St
Mary s City. They arrived there
| IN amply time TO view the beautiful
scenery Of that hallowed spot made
famous BY the FIRST settlement 0
Marvland's founder, whose monu
ment there erected speaks louder
than words Of his deeds. They alst
secured birdseye view ofthe beau
tlful and we'll kept grounds Of 81
| Marys Female Academy, and
| glimpse Of the beauty and grace o
| it's inmates. The gentlemen spOk'
III glowing terms of ~. Mary's 81
| lar IS they had seen It. and said tina
i such county must soon rank will
the foremost ID the State.
UNCLE NED.
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sr. INIGo,s ITEMS.

From OR Re0u1w Correspondent
The Hoskins Lumber Company
head quarters at Philadelphia, Pa,
have cut seven hundred cords d
pine and oak wood on Jutland farm.
They win cut the gum at an early
day. which will be manufactured in,
to paper.
Bright days prevail and birds
from the South are building nests.
English sparrows try TO master the
situation; and so far they have driv.
en- blue birds from boxes erected
for them think the Martins can
measure bills with them, as they are
unlike the former more disposed
tocontend for their temporary homes.
The American Gravel Company
use gasolIn engines forum the sifters
with which they sift gravel. They
employ q number Of white and col
ored laborers.
Mr.. Thompson Abel has recently
done good work on the roads. He
has Strengthened Millrun branch
which runs through the farm OF Mr..
H. ] Clarke; and notice that he
has erected substantial bridge for
foot walkers over the same long
felt want.
Wind tanned farmers are utilizing
every moment Of time. blowing and
planting corn. The scent OF the
plowed earth is on their clothing.
and she sweetness aud wholesome
ness Of IL are in their hearts.
Large lunches Of bananas are
conspicuous at the stores. AL
though it is claimed that a banana
contains as much nourishment as a
pound Of beef steak. few Of my
friends cling TO The beef NJ 10 cents
a pound ia preference to the hum
Bile banana at three for tive."
Politicians are as quiet as pea
nut. The enthusiasm Of democrats
for Mr.. Bryan the Boy Orator OF
the Platte" keeps al It's maximum
point.
The world is constantly falling
to pieces round about us. aud hu-
man bodies are hourly peopling the
abodes Of death. Recently Mrs.
Susan f. Birch. Of 81. Inigo's p.
o., was called from earthly scenes.
Her precious Immortal part has pas
sed where blends Times dim horI.
ION with Eternity \
JUEIUs.
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BaltImore. AprIl 20. l9O7.

I Nrsst%ts--%f' - - 49, s@@t sH"fa
Editor ST Msry's Beacon. We
write 70 ask space TO call the aiten.
ton OF farmers and merchants 90
The Potomac River from Nomini to
Leonardsown 70 mouth Of The river
10 The injustice being done ia by
The present owners 81 the steamboat
line that now controls the business
of our river.
And have been requested BY 4
great majority Of the wharf owners
aud also by q great many 81 tbs
wholesale merchants 81 baltimore
sistg nssm the pegpssg
along the Potomac river II they are
willing 70 give their support 20 an
independent line OF steamers on the
said route, and 70 request them 70
give mo the Information by letters
or through your paper and also state
their opinions aud what support
they are willing 70 grant line d
the kind.
We. who have talked the matter
over. have proposed TO incorporate
and issue shares At from $50 10 400
per share 10 DO sold 70 shippers and
travellers on the line who may wish
10 take stock, provided IL will be
backed upon a solid foundation. II
we should fail every dollar would
be returned.
The people have concluded that
they cannot aud viii not stand the
| increase 10 freight and passenger
rates that have been imposed upon
them since the first Of the year.
We propose 10 run on the old Wecms
Line freight aud passenger rates
unless same be altered by the Board
OF Directors 70 beelected from Mary
land and Virginia.
Let us come together In earnest
and build o boas that will carry
about one-thIrd more than the pre-,
sent steamer on our route. W.
have been informed by those with
experience that for about sl2b, 900
an np-to date steamer may be built
about 1856 10 200 feet long; Al fee
beam and 81 suitable draft. hav,
been told by experts that such |
boat could be handled successfuli,
al all the wharyes on the ronte.
We have some Of the very Ses
men In Maryland and Virginia will
Us 10 support Of this proposition
II the merchants and people alonI
The route will slick together, VI
: feel sure there Is no such thing d
failure.
] am yours truly,
7. III Gill AND 0THKRs.
T. II GILL.
Avalon. Va.
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Mr.. Editor Who that IS ais.
celIaneous reader can doubt that
Spenser. Bacon. Shakespeare and
Milton we're the production Of the
impetus given to genius by the
printing press. ] ask as an old and
childish man the use Of your press
to air my views on how to rsise
money to increase the road fund
| ] am aware by reading and BY
giving my defective memory an
occasional jog, that il is unconstitu-
tional TO assess capitation tax 10
Maryland.
will give my first opinion. aud
| think have clear eye to see the
county's wants. II the County
Commissioners could be empowered
by proper Legislation to asstass q
special tax Of one dollar (s1) on each
voter, the same to be applied to the
Improvement Of the roads, it would
add several thousand dollars TO the
future road fund. and this. per SO,
would be considerable help. have
to say second and last. and il is not
d
-Falee creation,
Proceeding from a heat-oppressed brain,
| find nothing sanctioned in the
Book Of Books that Is fitted In its
use TO do more harm than good 10
man. Alcoholic liquor Is demon
strated by all experience to cause
more evil than good. and II the II.
censes could be increased by prop
or Legislation 10 $500, and the In
crease applied TO the road funds, ii
would not--I use due reflection
require extra knowledge to under
stand the benefit that would snsue.
The future road funds would be In
creased about $4,000, that Is. n
the majority OF the merchants would
continue TO sell liquor. The CON-
fort Of travellers would be assured
and their minds would not get IN.
spiritualixed as formerly. Happy
day that which would add 70 the
great advantages Of old ST. Mary S
good roads. SENrLR.
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] am yours truly,
i III CT -. lA...1...s. !.
GRAvRs- COLLINS.
T. ii GILL.
Avalon. Y

Mr.. Milton r. Graves, Of Wash
ington. D. O.. and Miss Bernice g.
Collision, Of Baltimore. Nd were
quietly married at Rockville. Md.
by Rev. u L. Wolf, pastor 81 the
M E. Church Of that place
The bride wore a travelling suit
of dark blue yoile with hat and
gloves 10 match. The groom wore
the conventional black Mr.. Graves
is q son 81 the late Jno. n. Graves
81 ST. Mary's County. Mss Coli
son is . daughter Of Geo. +. Collision
Of Baltimore. formerly Of ST. Mary 4
County.
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HLAcksMlTTlNc & WHEEL.
WRlGhTIMG.

/ wish to inform my friends aud pm
irons, that in addition to enlarging my
Shop have inHtalled the very latest and
best machinery and tools thAve added
another forge and have secured the SER
vices Of one Of the best Blacksmiths and
Horaeshoers in Southern Maryland. !
am now better prepared to do your
work quicker and better thenever before.
/ ana also agent for SuRRYH, DAY
TONS, ROADCARTS, BuGGiEH and
RtJNAB0UTS. the latter keep on hand
and can give you ilrst class vehicle for
reasonable price. Como and examine
my stock and get my prices. ! invite
your continued patronage and win serve
you with care and polite attention that
comes only with years ii successful buel-
neaa experience. ItwilIbetoyonr advan-
tage to place your orders with,
Yours respectfully,
/ ADAM 4. WHILE,
April A--ti. Bluest0wns I'D
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Some ways In which we can serve
you. lyon have money, deposit Il
with US. II you need money. Dor
row Ii 81 US. II YOU want 10 send
money away, buy a draft of Us. II
you want sell q nose show II 70
us. Ifyou have papers you want
collected bring them 10 Us Hit il
not convenient To come 70 the bank,
write us. You can make deposit
or do most any kind Of business BY
mail with us.
First National Bank Of 81. Mary's,
Leonardtown, Md
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Leonaratown minstrel Troupe.

viii give d grand Play IL the
Town Hall, Friday, May B. 1907.
Something entirely new and up 70
date. All local talent, Come and
enjoy q good evenings amusement.
Dancing after the show
Admission 10 and IL cents.
Doors open at Z O'Clock Curtain.
rises al 8
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mlsa Mary spaldlna.
TmAp 81.

Westminster. Nd. April Is. Miss
Mary spaIding. daughter 81 the late
Charles g, and Sophia Leeds Spald-
Ing. Of ST. Marys county. died this
morning al tho home II her brother.
In Law, DIR. James Howell BIllingslea.
81 this city, after long Illness Miss
Spalding was q lady oseminont char
acter and was most highly esteemed
ID this city. She was widely known
and respected IL her native county
Of St. MARY also. She was q mem.
ber Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. She leaves three sisters
and one brother Mrs. Dr.. ] w.
Mitchell. Of Charles county. Mrs.
Richard Hall. 81 Prince Georges
county; Mrs. James Howell Billing
slea. o. this city. and Dir. Charles
g. spaldIng. d Cincinnati STA.
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peotfully requested 10 send them 10
the Secretary at once. This will
enable him to make up the roll be-
fore the day Of the meeting and will
enable the stockholders to proceed.
without delay. to the business o
the meeting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02

20. 1907, atfz. NJ
Mr.. Wisgate was stricken with
paralysis lasl Thursday and never
rallied fromihe stroke.
He was the or the most useful
citizens Of our county and one Of the
most successful educators Ia the
State. No county teacher has
turned out moresuccessfuIm than
Professor Wingase. He possessed
to a remarkable degree the fa-
Guilty Of impartinp knowledge and
to have been a pupil Of Mr.. Wingate
was guarantee Of . liberal educa.
tion. He was manof great person.
al magnetism and retained bis
friends TO the end.
As School Examiner ofSt. Mary't
county. he made record Of whict
his friends may well feel proud. he
was twice q Democratic caDdidat,
for the House Of Delegates and each
time polled q Gathering vote. Al
a speaker he was pleasant and force
full; as man he was clever ant
courteous and as husband be wal
kind and afiectionate. His REMAND
were buried at Bethel. M. Il. churcI
Wednesday last 10 the presence Of
large coDcourse ofsorrowing friend
and relatives.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Under contract with the Singer Sew
ing Mnehine Go, 1 am prepared to offer
the Singer and Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing
Machines at very low prices Tor cash or
on two years timo without nOts or In
tereste
win be glad 10 leave
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02

Dear Editor. ST. Mary's BEACON
Last Fall you published several
complaints about part 81 tho road
TO Clements called Holly Hill. AS
result, this road WAS graded and
gravelled and you could trot your
horses over IL on the worse days Of
winter. Now the section Of the
same road between Holly Hill and
she point whore the road from Leon.
ardtown branches 70 Morgauzs Is In
q most depIorable state. II is not
respectable enough 70 BE- called q
gutter. It's wonder you have not
already received score Of com.
plants. While men are discussing
Mr.. P0weIl's strong letter. the
supervisor Of this section would
benefit hundreds who must travel
between T.e0nardtowna and CIemeuts.
by making that part 81 the road
something lIKe Holly Hill.
A. WEARY TRAvKrLsa.
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wanted.
E2nbGL1seisg.

Having receiving instruction at one Of
the best schools III the Union and been
granted diploma, ann prepared to
Embalm aud conduct funerals At the
shortest notice. give personal atten-
tlon 10 all the details Of the business.
Everything In my line warranted 70 be
ilrst class aud up.to.date,
Respectfully,
EUGENE HALL.
Dynard, Md.
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Service ct MiIlstone.

Divine Service az the residence
81 Mrs. Hodgdon, near Milestone.
on Thursday. May 9th Ascension
Day atII An The public invit-
cd. MILl.ARp FIILMoRE MINEEcK.
Rector.
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The Chance 81 ! LIFetIme.

Remember there IS only one more
week 10 have your property listed
roe ID our large new catalogue
Write quick for blanks.
!. @. Howard,
LeonardIoWKl. Nd.
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cARn.

Kindly allow mo space IN your
paper 70 express my opinion. and /
believe the opinion Of She masAes 81
the Democratic party Of 81 Mary 3
as 70 the most available man upon
which the differing factions 81 he
party can units as leader. and under
whose leadership the party can win
success. With no desire whatever
Of dlscrediting she merits OF any
promIncnt democrat. n my can
did opinion that ] Phil grccuwe
Is man who can unite the party
and lead ii 70 victory devils &.
preston 81 opIpio@e..war ito KlRnl-
~s4isru mo paFtios giving them Is 70
the suggestions made IN shia card
or any democrat who may be con-
sidered most available. aud | would
tulher suggest that va nominate
our ticket by the Crawford county
system.
Tran YKqre
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BLACKSMITHING.

/ Wish 10 inform my friends and
the general public that have open
cd shop at my fathers stand, atHol-
lywOod, that | am prepared to do all
work In my line at shortest notice,
and at prices 10 suit the people.
Special attention paid TO horse shoe
ing. painting and oyster tong maxi
ing. Satisiactionguaranteed. Give
me O call. Terms cash.
BERNARD II. WHILE.
Dec. IL, %. II.
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BOOTS sao eSs Repaired.

Having taken charge Of nay fathers
shop, | win repair Boots and Shoes
promptly and at low prices.
WILLARD ]. CONNOLLY,
I.eonardtown, Md
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ST. MARY'S COUNTY REAL Es-
TATE FOR SALE.

MOI Farm, beautifully situated on the
Potomac Hiv4r between hrlttouH bay and
Plueg POiut. 500 Rcfoe 10 acres sTabse land.
divided into Acids oI 30 acres EACH Land
fertile. Dwelling. barns, tenant honses and
out.butidin9s ~ Kogd repair Zine timber.
valuable private oyster Grs1kas Fine nahlnRs
tue STOCK farm. ~ miles 10 steamboat wharf.
Convenient 70 postUhice aud stores. Price.
eti.010
Also farm 10 First Election District. known
na Gun iitil. Hoon1AiuiniuR ipJ acres. Large
dwelling. bnr1s, etn. N good repair.
Also farm un Hritfous Bay. near AbellH
wharf in. tho Third Eleetlou District, Contain
ing la6 acres. Improved by dwelling, barns
ate.s 10 good repair, Excellent fishing ana
0yeGeKlng facilities. Good oyster grounds
can be taken under Che ~HamAn Oyster Lay. =
Farm on IS Jefome's Creek. oontainIns 90
aerea, desirable Tor q home and ite valuable
Oyater 6rouudas known as "C0rBeY'a Point
ard recently occupied bg Jerry y. HrlRhfsOn.
Also farm on Potomac River, Ia Ord Election
District, Of -. Mary,s County, containing "
narea, known 40 white Point Excellent
Fishing aud 0ystering facilities. Apply 20
Win. MRVRRKLL L0KEhs Atty.
Oct, q. O4.--tf.
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SINGER, WHEELER Il WILSON
MACHINE,

for trial without cent In advance, and
instruct persons free at my own expense.
] also do repair work.
Before buying from any cneelse, would
like 20 submit my terms and prices.
Phone No. 35--2.
p. 4. GRAVES,
Laurel Grove, Nd
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Henry wInsats Dead.
JUEIUs.

Henry Wingate died at his bone
No. S~Chaptico on Moudass.sSryII
90 1907, NJ ~ "a
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-29
WALL STREET
STOCKS OPEN WELL, BUT
REACTION FOLLOWS.
No Great Demand Leads to Declines in
Many Issues Below Yesterdays
Closing Figures.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Stocks opened
at moderate fractional advances over
last nights level. and the dealings
were quite active and varied. Special
stocks showed wide gains, st. Louis
and San Francisco second preferred ano
Pressed Steel Car preferred rising q
Third Avenue IL. Great Northern ore
certificates IA, Reading. Brooklyn
Transit and Distillers Securities a point,
and Toledo, st. Louis and Western pre-
ferred. and Steel preferred. large frac-
lions.
II a. m.-The demand for stocks was
not continued and the market became
dull n easier with most Of the prom
inent issues declining to slightly below
yesterdays closing. A loss of a point
by New York Central and a reaction
of a similar amount In Union Pacific
induced light selling of the general
list. Great Northern ore certificates
were marked mp ga, st. Paul preferred
., National Biscuit TX and Erie first
preferred 1. chalmers preferred
sagged IL.
N~con-Prices wavered uncertainty, the
dropping tendency meeting some resist
ance. Buying was not aggressive enough
to rally quotations. Erie second preferred
1Pto ! al 10Nh1ASC "a 0f ~
the declaration Of the dividend, payable
in warrants. American Tobacco preferred
rose Ia, and Minneapolis, st. Paul, Ste.
Marie preferred, Mackay companies pre-
ferred and Central Leather preferred l..
Northern Pacific Railroad declined IL and
Amalgamated Copper and Great Northern
preferred /.
1 D. m.-The market continued to sag
gradually and call money rates stiffened,
but the effective selling was limited to a
few stocks. New York Central showed
a loss of ~ and Union Pacific. st. Paul,
Delaware and Hudson and Smelling /.
Central Leather gained a point.
. p. m.-On small transactions prices
hardened slightly. Distilelrs' Securities
improved 21s, U. s. Pipe 1B, U. s. Rubber
~ and the first preferred ~. Chesapeake
and Ohio receded l.
3 p. m.-The market closed rather heavy
and almost stagnant. Declines We're
slightly extended, after which a languid
developed TO cover shorts. Long
Island sold at q decline Of 5 and Pitts
burg, c., C. and st. Louis I. Distillers'
Securities rise reached 34.