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New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
1aa14o: fair. l5al7e: good IS 2Oo. prime 2Oa 2ae

1aa lac; lag 15al7e good lsa2Oo; prime, 2oa2ae:
oil oil was quite active to-day with
5TGes p M WEAK for nearby Positions under fTesr GsFn
IN sympathy sales 200 october 4og 81. 90 c; 900 600
1900 January. ass. a 3sc, Rehned petroleum
@ W qad % % SB g "a
SHK @ XS % n S g 6Hk "a 3 TennSd h S9Ies
New YORK bbls. $40 q; bulk 81 Philadelphia $40 20;
adeipEia. sis 50 CoTToNsEED o1I@PTims crude,
beT 4sG 46te Novembsr Goi4 SSioSo; bSce16er
ssa 3Se January SSS &SStS :o March ASA @$SH
45+c; good OF summer yellow 43g g45E c; prime white
Amerean An d seed city r2W 42&4S6 I Ze raw
Ss an P5 and an the Sor 4ay wG
closed up at about the highest point of The
day covering outside support .95 and st no SeE
estimated for FRIDAY 14OoO; Kansas city $500. and
!sa s7 s family % sl5S$26 short clear SIS 5O9si7 Is BEEF
QqS.sd Mess $Sasl0 co. tay sss, s4 81 SG@s ss
HAMs-FIrm; quoted Sos 5Oas29 DRESSED HOGS
i4o a'' N, 1Ssa so; PIPs DSo oSolc CUT MEAPsP:Eei
bellies qqet Quoted sm2pE lSPiG s, 10 5, NJ ISG s
quoted at 1iGIao. TALLow-oget City, 6aGAc; coun-
Prime ssoGs aoc city lard esey; quoted 81 ec
6a1 ste@y. Quoted 6eo loe @
RICE-The general market remained firm. with a
sEe ordinary 4g4ses fair nta 80 @5e good ordinary
meste. 81 Patnn' foreign 5's96%c; RangOOr
" sUGAR@rhe market for refined sugar was quiet but
STEADY and unchanged. following prices
subject to rebate OF 10 points and discount Of per
cent for cash days: Crystal dominoS. 7.25c; Eagle
tablets 72oc loaf and crushed. 5.75c; ond A.
s5c; cubes Eagle n bags powdered and Eagle con-
fectioners' eranulated 525c xxx powdered. 15c,
powdered powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
coarse and Eranulated 3 10c Eagle 70
tons of fine sranulated zoe n bags 40 Ssoei s1s
bags DO bi5c: ~ and so 10 bags do. 5O5c; Eagie
nne or standard gSsnulated and diamond A. &C. confec
4. 47Oci No .. 465c: No 6. a6oc; No 7. tS5e; No s.
4.5Oc; No o. 4.45c; No 10, 435c No IL, 4 Soc No H.
25c: No H. 2Oc; Nos Il. Is and 49, 4l5c. The
ket for again steady but quiet with
paid prices quoted follows: Centrifugal 90
a90c; museovado 50 test. 34oc. and molasses sugar
SO test 3.O5c. London market fo- beet
steady the opening owing 20 light offerings and
prices unchanged London cabled the worlds ySiba
supply 1.0l0 000 Beet opened Ss Sd
October and November closed ss 2sd and O. Sd
respectively.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

spring SOS co: standard middling SOS S.; aour do.
s3l JG red dog S3l 60 October shipment; city br5n
S27 bulk S2s 80 OaS2g sacks; mddlng. SIS 50@ S3 90
red cog $50. honiny chop. $40 bulk $50 20 sacks.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRov1s1ors

Chicago. Oct 24-The financial eonditio, - ~.
as caused stump IN the wheat marker to-5s,.
Ol aIInost cents At the close wheat for Uacs-1to
delivery was down 2s4c to 27sc Corn yv.s - I,
10 he oats were sc to lc lower F-,r,sss i I1sc
l2tsc TO %7lgc higher. were
Ihe wheat market opened weak with ,-io -,
10 I'sc below the close of YESTERDAY a Sba -
vance at Liverpool was compIeteI- is--os AIp au-
race or the condition in the financial yrC-,5 80
suspension or several banking concerns IN tba I-,s
having been reported before the cr,a-i-S N1eSt
BOARD Trading early In the day was nor In 1,~e
Nolune, but as the session advanced ~ f-c-.assS
10 hoeraI proportions. Liquidation which bs5 Lso
CohHned 10 small holders. became general ~ a.,
cluded some OF the bull leaders E1tb tbs t.-
IN business prices were forced down NOR -osSI
Ihs market closed weak and near tbe Ioy- no;.
OF the day December opened nc to Tse love- at
u Vs 10 u Ol, sold Off to 9sisc and closed AZ e. osS
CIeerances or wheat and flour We're eor,aI -
2l2WO bushels Primary receipts vvers a., 60
bushels. against 1210009 the same dav last vss
NMIlaneapohs M Duluth ar1 Chicago reported receinfs
year ago. N "1' SaIS
The corn market was decidedly weak all ao,- -.
Capse OF selling induced by the financial sItrstion
ideaI weather for the crop and the weaIxness ~,
wheat The market closed weak Decer,bo~ 0-S-os
&c to 1sc higher TO lsc to &c lower at Sc 10 Sea-
sold on to $3.50 and closed at 57c Local reca,nts
were S4S cars. with 10l cars OF contract grade
Heavy selling of oats by cash houses ara = sL
oeclne IN the demand from Eastern shiDDers
caused decHne or almost cent I'm all lelivaria-
December opened &c lower at sic declined IN 5acc
ana closed AT 0Oh4c to 50Ssc. Local receipts vers
299 cars.
Despite the weakness Of grain and n 1oc 20 x.
decline In the price of live hogs, the provision ,ar
ket was strong all day. Decreasing stocks and a.,
improved cash demand We're the causes ~ -
strength Shorts and investors were good buvars
throughout the day and trade was in large voIrrDa
Al the close January pork was UP 27I2c at 81 -
Lard was E1sc higher at 5 521s. Ribs were 17Isc
higher at s. 20. -'z~
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat sa
cars corn PSI cars OATS 27S cars; hogs. 1900 head
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

The annual report OF the AIis- Chalmers Com
pany for the year ended June 80. 1907, compares
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
Wheat hush
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. October
COFFEE-The coffee market was lower today
under renewed liquidation, and closed at decline ~
Is % points Offerings not heavy, sales
the DAY being only 10000 bags. but demand ~as
evidently limited and speculative purchases restricted
by apprehension 70 the hnancia! situation and the
numerous which from this condition The
market opened at decline or points and held pretty
steady during early session Europe be
selling here early but bought later the Gay. when
chief offerings connected 10y gossip with
ciaI conditions and supposed liquidation
of speculative long accounts Both the European
kets lower. HavTe closed a decline Of a
franc, and Hamburg was ~ Z pig lower Brazilian
suggested change IN primary conditions
ceipts fuI 1900 bags. agaius;
So.oV ast ear anG 1ouoO TWO years ago. but tho
Junciahy movement lighter, only &c 600 be!r.
reported. 5000 last year ~ OOO Ia 1906
OF the Brazilian markets RIO unchanged ana Santos
was 80 res lower. There was 10 present
coming and the decline attributed entirely
70 unseng developments IN stock financial circles
The market for coffee barely with
tations the basis OF 62sc for No Z ~
The Of contract prices in market TO day
was foOWs -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

Tho local market spot cotton steady. with
rices 20 points lower ll10c for middling upland
20 II asc for mddlhg Gulf. Sales. 800 bales.
rn snoG narkets were telegraphed follows Mobile
sssy Unchanged 10&c; sales. 067 bales Charleston
10hcs sales. 700 bales Will
r,tr~ton nominal, unchanged 10%4c Norfolk steady
6c Iower at IOac: sales, 743 bales Baltimore
nal ~ lower l1Ac. Augusta quiet and steady sc
ias,or Al 1O&.c; sales. 2,028 bales. Memphis quiet
Tcc lover al IL nc; sales $50 bales Houston QUIET
q = lower at lie: sales T4s bales Little Rock quiet
T. lever at lOMc Galveston quiet, unchanged at
sales $50 bales. New Orleans cteady, Mc lower
- j0zLc sales 800 bales st. Louis quiet, hc lower
A. IKE Estimated receipts Of cotton leading
oirts Tor Friday: Galveston, $500 $500 bales
P9sins, 53i last week and 20030 year; at New
11Isans q 900 10 5000 against 3 195 last week and
q zoe last a Houston. 1000 1900
II 9S7 last week and 13. 463 last year.
tton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
moderate demand; sales 1000 bales; speculation
,nrt 200 bales American. 6000 bales receipts 0DO
boiss. American 1900 bales middlinG upland l4d:
y,t1Ires opened Irregular points lower and
is lower on months closed steady. unchanged
= a. advance points: October. 5.s3d:
r.ter 579kd: November Dece eIaber 671d: December
Narch e6d March-April. 565d; April-May, 564 kd.
Msx-June 5G4d: June-Juy. 5635sd: July-August G2d
Msnchester-Yarns irregular: cloth buyers hold
M OIR AND MEAI-4Fiour dull to-day with
prices generally lower. Rye -four steady but quiet The
foiioNing prices quoted the New York Produce
ter stTaights. 81 659s4 90 winter patents. 81 95
81 %: extra No. winter, 81. RYE FLOUR steady;
Quoted good. $50 80 25; choice fancy s5 Is
as so CORNMEAL barely steady; quoted: Kiln
dried. SO s5@ss o5. BAG MEAL quiet; quoted: Fine
white yellow. 81 IS 4sl 80; coarse. 81 s5 QSI 90
TEED-Wsstsrn quiet; city quiet; quoted: Western
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

COTTON-The cotton market made low
to-day but closed steady al a a 242O
points. part Of the loss having
trading result Of covering The sales esti-
mated 100000 bales. The opened steady
an Of 34G points covering cables
than ected but after holding around the initial figures
the early session weakened under liquidation Near
months led the decline. sugeeting LIQUIDATION by the De
pool b4t after selling on lO3sc
posi- Of the leading spot houses offered to buy
1000 bales at % points January This seemed
impaTt steadier the genera, list. and during
the afternoon prices rallied points covering
break In the stock
unsetting arising out Of the strin
pency in money decline dtd
December quite back the previous low point but later
months touched the lowest level OF the session with
January selling 1015c and March at 10 poe There
rally OF Tq1O poine toward the close in sympathy with
the recovery the stock market and covering Press
6svatches the Southwest confirming yesterday
ru1ors regarding the inability OF holding companies to
and predicting increased
Interior offerings probably the Dearish factors
day there little definite news
and such Southern selling would
seern probable IN the OF a general weakening
that point 20 hrner
ttoc situation seadlness IN the South. Receipts
continued very light but naturally increased move
ruenr would bulge the figures ana
hardly time enough has elapsed to gauge the situation
n Southwest A.. A.,
fItInr
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Oct. 24-The condition Of the Treas
ny al The beginning Of business to-day as
follows:
RESERVE FIND
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

spring SOS co. standard mIddiing S2S 50; nou5 a0
sl 0 red dos :3 go October shpmeRs sa 20 @ sal co.
red dog, $S2; horniny chop. $40 bulk $50 20 SACKS
GRAINGwHEAT-The important movemsnts
in wheat yesterday were dowEward one oteak Sl 80
pHd near the close In between rally Of about io
% IgF 6 6s9e ec Eyng orders Last prices
2c net Lowell nsSIued 6s nSTs ffo e as almost
entirely responsible break which occurred aoIl
o LS9reI Ths Son e5y o 81 o from when there
rally az about cent Is n afe afternoon as noted
t1 Of Unsatisfactory money conditions exporters TOOK
about 90 loads and It was probable tnat m Ss S Vail tret
situaJ ion This check selling operatois IA IA
& she curly & affp9d aon which deveopcd the close
is stn very sensitive 10 al cS rerrnanent
cain tntl the financial atmosphere clears UP s2.e s.
what Lve5P9o the close was IA lower I'D net
higher Paris closed partly % points uS"d Rntb
,bH W'eckiv Price Current renort and seahoaTd clear
were bearish while 3t 500 600 bushels or
IN increase 2G6 600 bushels over me 1eSI f
TeRs cary ar New IN ' York at the close quoted as fol
anoat; J. Northern Duluth 81 lozs t Sna When weak
by the market was asPosTa When II
steadness especially & IN tae M peor husknF returns
Irdlann Illinois Iowa and NengaSsa ride bigher on
steadlncss abroad and arrivals at chicago ,na
pected but following the suosequen' s-noon ] rallies
We're checked general dem9razat9%n m M IN me-, loss
and last prices here se.t%Sta by roomhs
bushels. against o SV ,6T esvator and 7ic
aGoai No white 72c and No ye,9% 1Ie
anos, .aiIIpg tendency downward in sympathy With
other Cssh houses sq,a tSs Ne York market were
9g9Pss 6Sopss @s 6ows 70 n &c , Gnturs %
W 20 R ssa6s,sc RYEMarket barely 11eaa{ y 10
western a4c to arye - isSs = Ns" 90 'f New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

s.
Georg' J. Gould, president Of the Missouri Pacfrr,
system says in part follows:
" ME lhe passenger business for the year sbosrs
an increase OF SSie go, the marked general nros
Terity IN the territory traversed by vollr lines or
railway would have contributed a larger increas ga
10 the earnings from passenger traffic had il NOT
been toI The two cents mile passenger legislation
enacted early this year by the states OF Illinois
Arkansas. Kansas and Nebraska, through which
your lines OF railway This low rate bv its
spslcGton TO state business affects the interstate
business as wei. and its effects are far reaching
With the limited volume OF local travel 10 those
states & two-cent rate is not deemed corpeTsatorv
for Ire service rendered.
Adverse legislation in Arkansas. Missouri and
Kansas affecting train and station operations
coupled with the general advance in wages OF en-
poyes and the increased cost of materials and
supplies tends TO enlarge cost OF operation Freight
rates on certain commodities were reduced in Ar
lstive act and orders Of state railroad commission
ers which viii have the effect of limiting new
revenues. Litigation is now pending in the courts
10 test the validity OF these enactments and orders
Railroads cannot meet the requirements of the
public so long the adverse wave Of sentiment
now prevalent throughout the land is directed
against them and given concrete expression in the
form OF drastic laws, which increase their ex-
penses reduce their revenues and render them in
capable Of improving their service and charging
their facilities.
AT the date Of this report the crop prospects and
the outlook for general business for the ensuing
year very promising
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

AIlis- Chalmers. in connection with the annual
report. has issued report of earnings for the
quarter ended June 80. and the quarter ended
September 80. 1907, as follows:
Quarter ended June 80 1907:
aeo.. As. go ,asss, Mas ssss "a sSS7 Ts9
int on bonds. etc. lsl2s1 Isefs 1ss.iss 57se1o
Net profit ....... ss7. 800 seo.ns sss5n s2OO,ss8
Quarter ended Sept. so. 1907
Gross sssss5 sSGss 'sssaS' s2ss6sS ss5ss
Less expense5 interest
Net prose. ..... 1.OOI sIOI.7OO s1O6 aOs S2ss91O
President Whiteside, his report to shareholders
says in part:
THE results for the year have not been salts
factory as expected. due to n combination of cir
cumstances beyond control, including the general
strike of moulders throughout the country. the
failure OF contractors TO complete buildings on
time the delayed delivery of equipment for the
shops. and the large expense contingent upon the
organization OF the new plant and necessary de-
velopment of lines Of manufacture. On the
other hand, such improvements IN methods have
been effected that with increase TO over 5000
in the number OF workmen. neing than 3S
per cent for the year. the rate OF production per
employe per annum is s2.oC6.
"Beginn.ng with the last quarter OF the year.
most o: the adverse conditions had been overcome
and the company entered of steadily in
creasng earnings. which have continued dur
result. with the before mentioned development and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

many lines and the large volume OF o~lsrr r y -
aGgregattng more than H5.47S00O on June ~ 1seI
is evidence OF future prosperity 100
The last year has been marked h., = -
siderable increase in the sale OF the nroS,,.- %
the electrical and steam turbine deparfroe1+- -
connection with the sale of other prodrIcts -
regular as well as 10 many new custor,sra -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
BISHOP REvoKEs CREDENTIALS.

Pittsburg. Oct. % Bishop Canevin. OF the Pitts
burg Diocese Of the Roman Catholic Church revoked
to-day all credentials authorizing priests and others
10 solicit aid for Catholic institutions dated prior
70 August "a. The order Is said to be due TO GER
tain persons making improper use OF credentials
issued before that data
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
tMaturing l907-22D


Furnished hy swartwout Appenzellar No - Pine ST.
Bid. Asked.
American Cigar CO 80, March Is Is1I.... S 81
60 -. March H. 1912. ......-...........
American Tel &; Sc, January, I9lG.... q2 q5
Atlantic Coast Line 5ee, March
fesapeake & Ohio 81. June p.
DO July. 1910 ....-...-.. %
Chic. Z & p Ry 417G- April. 1905. 97iR 9sIz
chic & Western Ind Sc. February 1910. 80 s7l2
c J. 81. June 1911 -..-...--..... 81 81
Delaware Hudson Sac July. 1S22..-... g5l 96lR
Erie 81, spTtl = 1egs. --.-..--...... - eSl
interboroggh r T -, May, 1905 ----.--.. 81 SGia
do J5- March 1910 Observation-Disclosures. 80
kansas City Southern 51, April 1912
lsckaWanEa Steel 20 5et. March. 1903. 90 -
90 81. March. 1910 Observation-Disclosures. 50
Lake Shore Sc, February l9l0--.-...-.-. 81 s5
Louis q S. March. 1910 %
Michigan Central 81. February. 1910---.-- o.
MIN q Louis 5ft, February, l911.... % 81
Missouri Pacific 81. February, 10. 1905 9si s9is
Natiolsi !. r of Mex 81, April ISgS.----. a64S %
New Yo-k Central 81. February 1910 go. % 9j&[
Pennsylvania r r 5ce. March j.. 1910. ~ 94I4
Public Service 81. November. la09........ ~ 90
s. I. a[en & : Z 4izcS June. 1SO9.----- % 93Aa
s. / T. r ~. December. lS0S........ % a95
Southern Ry 81. April. 1gge. 81 81
90 February. 1910 50
Rubber 81. March. 1905 .-........... - 9s2s
ssneho-se o. August 1910. .-.......... 30
Hhefl L Z. 5fc, August, 1905. s.----.-----. 81 20
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25

METAIs-Tin higher IN the English market,
with sTot closing and futures f129 Locally
the market 3O50G3lc Copper higher
English market with spot quoted f56 lbs and
fs Is Locally market steady and unchanged
n1,oed at i2dl2 electroytic 1L62AG11
casting 1l.boG11 7hc Lead was UNCHANGED in both
Els 5s In London andat .y55d4
IN the local market speter also unchanged closing
at f2f l5s IN London 5405 ACC locally Iron was
lower IN FnFlish market. with standard
quoted 52s and @ veand warrants at 53s 1Olsd
change ed. No foundry, Northern
Is quoted az si0 25S2O pig iron certih-
Gates Produce Exchange was DUH and unchanged.
No sales. Standard foundry grades quoted n
lows: October November si9 80 asked December.
SO az asked and January February and March. $50
asked.
MoL.assEs AND sYRUPs-The market was steady
10 Arm fairly good distribution Quotations fol-
low: MOLAssEs-New Orleans centrifugal. common.
15G1eo; fair, 1eG22c; good. 22926c; prime 35c:
Ess Orleans open kettle. 81 asso. SYRUPS-Common,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
finished BY Charles D. Barney Co., No % Broad St
'ss Ecrk, No. 122 South 18th S.. PhiladeIuhia
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
WABASH.

WABASH.
r,s-x 1907 1905 IeO5
J-1.u week IN October. S580Ose Ss7I.sOT ks6s 32a
~T 70 October n. G,Is3 500 sa5I.s49 Tsg3 Ge9
WESTERN MARYLAND
ssIx se week in October. fI2S.825 sIO2o33 sss 7sI
- : 70 october "a. l,e72.e5l l,G90,0s3 I.4s5 500
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
&c. of miles 800 300 300
suiv sstk IN October s73.ls3 sa7,3SS SEQ, 43G
- 70 October IA. L215.759 1.lls.22s 1OO072l
,~AezNNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PACIFIC
EesossS % miles. 330 339 3Se
~ week in October si7s4OI siG0ees sf54 gI3
= 70 october Is. 255I.4cs 2,z523Is 227g, 342
DETROIT. TOLEDO g. ITsoNToR
ess (Ann Arbor Division.
luS = week IN October $50 Sss 7e7 ss3 727
= % october IA. I3Ss.s93 I.220.409 I,i0I.3 .3s2
A. GULF G. SHIP ISLAND
secor@l oI oI miles 307 307 3O7
,ussA = week IN October s40s20 ss5OT0 sa3 ass
-~s 70 October "a haas aa7 7aS s97 gSo
y ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
-asT ended June 30
earnings s4Iss47s ss.774e2l SssOs BOG
ana tazss.. 34oe.554 ,Sez 27C4975
Sos
cihsr ssssnings......... s7eI.szS s7l2T5s so0l325
= '+estne-....-... y5,o3s $500 81 226
'n'SHs......... ssle.e2 s7eeoss ses2Gsi
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
COBALT STOCKS.
CFonrnished by wills & Co. No. as
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
ALLIS. CHALMERS REPORT.

interchangeable tCoupOn. tRegistered.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
New MILK Rates in Nebraska

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 1.-THE state
railway commission Monday an
nounced the PRONUNCIATION of new
rates on cream and milk on passenger
trains in Nebraska. The minimum
charge on a ten gallon can of cream
up to 20 miles distance is made Is
cents. The maximum rate between
$50 miles and 600 miles is 6S cents
per can. The new rate does not
change the rate or long shipments
and reduces the rate on short hauls.
The rates r the outcome of a
lengthy hearing before the commits
sion on the request Of the railroads
for an increase In rates.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
The Peaceful JOY Of The River.

An ingenious Spaniard says that
'rfvers and the inhabitants of the wa
terry element were made for wise men
to contemplate and fools to pass by
without consideration" And though
] will not rank myself in the number
Of the first, yet give me leave to free
myself from the last, by offering to
you a short contemplation, first of riv-
ers, and then of fish; concerning
which ] doubt not but to give you
many observations that will. appear
very considerable; am sure they have
appeared so to me, and made many an
hour pass away more pleasantly, as |
have sat quietly on a f1owery bank by
a calm river.-lsaac Walton.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
OUT.
"A Trained Nurse Made Discovery.

No one Is in better position to know
the value of food and drink than a
trained nurse.
Speaking of coffee, a nurse of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, writes: Il used to drink
strong coffee myself, and suffered
greatly from headaches and indiges-
ton. While on a visit to my brothers
had a good chance to try Postum
Food Coffee, for they drank 1t alto
gether in place of ordinary coffee. In
two weeks after using Postum | found
/ was much benefited and finally my
headaches disappeared and also the
Indigestion.
NATURALLY ! have since used Postum
among my patients, and have noticed
g marked benefit where coffee has been
left off and Postum used.
Il observed a curious fact about
Postum when used among mothers. 1t
greatly helps the flow of milk In cases
where coffee Is inclined to dry 1t up,
and where. tea causes nervousness.
II find trouble in getting servants to
make Postum properly. They most
always serve 1t before It has been
boiled long enough II should be boiled
as to 20 minutes after boiling begins
and served with cream, when II Is GER
talnly a delicious beverage" Read
"The Road to MELVILLE" Ii pkgs.
There's q Reason"
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
A Little courtship Comedy.

A good-looking, well-to-do bachelor
of Manchester was being leased by
some young women of his acquaint.
ance for not being married. He said:
I'll marry the one Of you whom on a
secret vote you elect to be my wife,
There were nine women in the com
pany. Each one went into a corner
and used great caution in preparing
her ballot and disguised her handwrit-
ing.
The result was that there were nine
votes cast, each receiving one. The
man remains a bachelor, the friend
ship is broken up, and the women, all
mortal enemies. united in the one de-
termination that they will not speak to
the man again.-The Taller.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
THREE BOYS HAD ECZEMA.
Were Treated at Dispensary-Did Not
unprecedented Five Months
Perfect Cure by CuticUra.


my three children had eczema for
five months. A little sore would ap-
pear on the head and seemed very
itchy, increasing day after day. The
baby had had it about a week when
the second boy took the disease and
a few sores developed, then the third
boy took it. For the first three months
/ took them to the N Dispensary,
but they did not e to improve.
Then / used Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment and il a few weeks
they had improved, and when their
heads we're well you could see nothing
of the sores. Mrs. Kate Keim, 519
West 18th St., New York, N. Y, Nov.
/. 8 and z. 1906"
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
eaptIsts Raise Large Fund.

Philadelphia. Sept. ia fund Of
500, 900 for church extension and
missionary work has been raised with
In the past year by the Baptists Of
Philadelphia to commemorate the
200th anniversary of the formation Of
the Philadelphia Baptist association.
So liberal has been the response that
it is expected that the contributions
will greatly exceed $1,000 The
money will be turned over to the vari-
u church enterprises during the an
niversary celebration which will begin
October / and continue a week.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19

F~our-year-old Anna was invited to
take luncheon with the family of one
of her little friends. Before they par
took of their meal, the head of the
house asked a blessing upon the food,
during which time Anna chartered con.
stantly. Not wishing to reprove the
child, her hostess said, II suppose you
don't have grace at your house."
ooh, no." the little girl replied, I'VE
have Bessie. Magazine.