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New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

Norfolk 81 sOGs2: LIMA BEANS. Florida. per bas,
ket or crate. s4GSG: do Cuban, per crate. -
1s3; ONIONS. Bermuda, crate. 81 0Ot taSA OOs
do Cuban 5OsI IS: do Texas. white. per crate SG
Sc 25; do yellow 81 IS; do Egyptian, Per bag SO4SS'
IEEFZS and SHALLOTS New Orleans, Per 100 Duncnes.
s2GsS do Southern 81 5OQS2 50; ONIONS ConnecLie1t
and Eastern yellow per bb S28S2 I5 do red SzQS%
western white per crate 5OcgS1 25; do yellow per Dol
or bag S16$4 DO red, 75cGS2 so; OF1FA k1oEioa per
carrier $ldS2 30; do Cuban. S1G$2; OYSTER PLANTS.
per 100 bunches. S29s5 PEAS Georgia and SCUM 1s
sa3S3 so; PEPPERS, Florida carrier, 81 iOSS %.
40 Cuban SlQS2 -; PARSLEY. New Orleans curry peF
Dbl S5GS6; plain. $6Q$S: do Bermuda per ooN OCcg
S1 80: PARSNIPG nearby per bb 81 5O4S2; do Bait
more 81 25; RADISiES. Virginia and North caro- ma
per basket 81 2j9$1 T5: ROMAINE, Southern per pas
ket SId$2: do New Orleans bbl. So 5O9$4i do BET
box, 50cdS1 20; SPINACH, norfolk per Dbl,
SlSi IS: STRING BEANS. Florida, wax per basket OK
crate S2Q$4: green, S2dS5; SQUASH Florida Whlte,
,uban white SlgS2 %; do old per bb. S1IS2; TOMA-
rOT,S Florida per carrier. $1Gl$3 do Cuban Sl8S- 81
JrRNIPS Canada rutabaga, Dbl 81; DO Jersey 81
long Island ruabaga, 10000; do nearby white 81 So
81 75 do Baltimore white 81 IS; do New SlceIs
S36S4; WATERCRESS. Per 100 bunches S<aS- ou- iie
HOUSE PRODUTCTS-N Mushrooms Arm CucuTfhoers se5oS
Radishes rhubarb in light supply Tomatees d1
yI7MBERS per dozen. 5067Jc; do culls per nx
50 5O LETTUCE per dozen. I5cfs$1 90 MGSEilSO
white large per 70 5O1e5c; DO brown, 35e,c DO 11I
tons 206I3Oc; MINT dozen bunches, 5t9i l9c: KA
TsTIFS per punches sea SO 80; RIt BARB per 4VV
Ranches 'S2sTS7; TOMATOES. per ~. 10a2lc
MILK CREAN-The exchange price reulalnS a.
s5.c quart shipper in the 2cent zone Lheae
ceipts OF in 4Oquart cans Tor the week
rdeaA AprtIl as follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York April II. 1907.
COFFEE-The coffee market il unset
tied during to-days trading. owing sharp break IN
the French and bearish private advices from
there The opening was at decline OF 10 points
and the market closed steady. but at loss OF 10
to 90 points Sales for the day were reported Of
about 50 900 bags There selling by Europe here
and considerable local liquidation decline which
TO be inspired by fears that the bulls might
the May deal. II noted, however, that
May continued TO hold its premium over tho later
months. and seemed that ono OF the big roasting
of this support aid stimulate general demand,
however and offerings too heavy be absorbed
without recession from the opening prices Pri-
cables HaVre reported that OF the
inent interests there very bearish. the mail
brought very beaTsh circular from the inter-
ests VIII private cable said: n the
az serious break; bulls selling their purchases
shorts trying 10 break the market to make a
basis OF the Brazilian Rio
was 70 reis lower and Santos unchanged. Re
celpts continued heavy Havre closed a net de-
franc The market for coffee
easy. with quotations the basis OF exc.
The range contract prices n the local market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
ARRESTED ON BANKERS COMPLAINT
Nan Said To Be Correspondent of Foreign
Bank Nay Be Insane.

On the complaint Of Leopold Zimmerman, a
banker, OF No Wall street. who lives at the
Hotel Savoy, Peter Pegosse. of 40. So East seth
street. was arraigned before Magistrate House
IN the Tonbs police court late yesterday after
noon. and after an examination was sent to the
Bellevue Hospital psychopathic ward Mr Pc
gosse is said 10 be the American correspondent
Of large banking house with branches in Lon
don. Rome and Paris.
Late in the afternoon. at Mr.. Zimmerman's
request, Detective Sergeants Taylor and Wool
ridge went to his Office IN Wall street and ar
rested Pegosse The prisoner was Immediately
taken to the Tombs court where Mr.. thinner
man appeared a complainant According to
Mr.. Zimmerman, Mr.. Pegosse has for some time
been writing him annoying letters. One OF the
letters, according 10 Mr. Zimmerman, requested
Ehat sum OF $4,000 be paid to him.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
TO INVESTIGATE ROEHRS AFFAIRS.
District Attorney Clarke Says Clients Have
Lost at Least 100000

District Attorney Clarke of Kings County has
begun an investigation Of the affairs OF Edward
H. NJ Roehr the lawyer who disapp peared from
his Office at No. 26O Broadway several days ago,
leaving the affairs of his clients in tangIe.
Mrs. Bertha Nahe. of No. S35 Lafayette avenue
Brooklyn. the beneficiary of an estate OF viii
Rnehr was the administrator made complaint
against the attorney TO Mr.. Clarke yesterday
Mr Clarke would not tell in detail what the
complaint was, but said that Roehrs disappear
Assistant District Attorney Robert II. Elder
Of Kings County was law partner of Roehr's.
hut recently dissolved the partnership Roehr
is said TO have lost heavily in Wall Street A
large portion Of the estate left TO him by his
father the founder of the Brooklyn "Freie
Presse" was lost in this vay.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IL releeraph % - rrlhune.l


Chicago, April 1.-THE wheat market was weak
to-day. after starting strong. and the close had
added SO 20 the previous days like decline. Corn
was not much affected the closing prices showing
&c decline for May and 80 advance for September
with July unchanged. Oats were Kc lower for
May. 40 down for July and Ao lower for Septem-
Der. Provisions were irregular pork leaving OF at
Sc Improvement lard at Sc decline and RIBS without
change worth mentioning.
May wheat closed at 1850 20 775kc. as compared
with ssssc close yesterday. July at close was
tgkc 20 soc. rs against s01zc 10 SOssc
The strong start TO tho wheat market induced
some miscellaneous buying of corn al the opening.
but the offerings from prominent commission
house were so persistent and heavy as 10 soon
overcome the early buying. Local receipts were
smaller than the estimate but the 2I4 cars in
rpected were IN comparison with only 70 cars the
same day last year. Shipments were l6l 600 BASH
Aay closed AZ te;bc. loss Of &c from yester-
days closing price. July at close was 47stc. un-
changed.
1Taes ia the oafs market maintained its recent
activity, but the fluctuations irregular that
fhs nrst half or the session had no distinctive
check. being alternately weak and strong Local
receipts were lTs cars. against only s2 last year
ana shipments hence were 1900 bushels. Estimate
of to-moErow's receipts was 2O1 cars. May oats
closed AT sSsc compared with ssssc at the close
yesterday. July closed at 90 TO lO1kc. as against
<Osc
The market for hog products quiet with
prices ruling az slight decline during the latter
part OF the session. Local run os hogs agreed with
expectations. and the number estimated for to-
morrow was z5.0D head. May pork closed az
slSa a2lz, advance OF Sc. May lard at close was
compared with IS IS and IS & az the close yester-
oay.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Western winter Is 2sd; No California sulet os
3D. futures quiet; May. Ss 5%d; July. 6s sd CORN
Spot firm. American mixed 4e sad; 90 oldL tS
II .zd: utrrel quiet: May a. Bad July As baa Sep
Winter patents quiet 22s Cd HOPS N London (Facino
CoasD quiet g 16slf3 5s EEEF-ExtrR india mess
dgl s3s Cd PoRK.PEme mess western dull s2S 5S,s ga
Cumberland cut &c 80 To- quiet ass 90; short rib 70
70 - H. easy. COS; long clear mddes light = 20 % 10
ca: 20 10. quiet 47s Cd; clear
bellies, u l6 ID, easy. szs Cd. SEOULDERS-SquaTe
II 10 ID. quiet Sss LARD-PTtme western u
dull Cd: American refined. In pais, dull ass
ga cIEEsE-Anerieen nnest white nominaly ess; 90 90
90 eoloTed quiet ess TALLoW.Prime city DULL IS "a
RGSIe--(,uFnTnCn steady. los od. Pfsf3QLLDA-ae-
ined quiet. esd. LINsEED OIL quiet. ga
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
Spring Resorts.
NEW JERSEY.
naElboTcugb= =BIeRbelm
Atlantic City, N. j.
April
NEW JERSEY.

The ending Of Lent this coineIdes win ths h
OF April the gayest and most dl1fnrriy,sNS
s 1h IN atlantic Citys famous spring season Dur
Als thS month more eminent visitors ana
people are 70 be found great hotaIo sr -,
any other month OF the year. the absenc- -
Easter sunday "ANfERifI FTHON'' enables gsoss. -
CoinpIetey enjoy all The attractions Of climate 80
tire satisfaction. ' "'Sh ea-
,r1 ne p h9eI claims distinction for location N,
elP'e Puhic space devoted Gaests lfs h-5 -
~ eoery nlsRt throU@hout the year. but pareUIs-
~ AtlractlVs with solo singers a
the spring ownership mana@a- curing
- the fou- dining rooms ttwo American pIaD u,,
h, silenJ eookInG heretotore popular and tSa
"a carte with separate kitchens ana Fre1cb 80
nANe white service throughout and in ooo - ~.
AineFtcan r0ouls. called the Amerl@o7 PEI ne
IT, e N me ht carte rooms smoking Is psrnIs,s
LleIe a particularly attractive ocean snd as.
IGtsss flHES - by 20 feet. DrfvaT. wa
@4th noth sea water and fresh water ana 49,
.ShuiNS ice Water) IS with every alternofs Wiz
MafIooTough and with every room In me ~ ns
Ehcn IN construction tS reputed % be the 49,. EN-
Pe'ey nreproof hotel IN the world Golf pTiva soa-
,59S}AH GR9TF q SOus
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
SurrOgates' Notices.

TTNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK BY
4 the Grace ticl free and !ndepen.ent-To Joseph
Price. JACOB PrCe. Levi Prize Resale
B!umann. Hannah Price. Arse.n II living. whose
kin hereinafter STATED, the respective
of Ansenn ~
Price Price X such widows OF
living their respective names, ages and OF ysst
Gence ng and the dssceldsEts Ansela
Price Barnard Price and simon PECe. any OF Them
unknown husbands. wives and OF said
respective descendants. = whose and
places OF residence unknown. and the ut
legal CT said Anse Price. Barnard
descendants Who tet all os whose ard
OF residence unknown. aal all cC uukuWH
heirs OF kin Of said AlolpEus Price deceased
being AL the heirs and next ot Kin OF Atopus Prise. de-
ceased. send greeting
whereas Richard Price. Of ths City Of New York
lately applied the SUrrugatCs Court % County 0f
certain instrument in writing.
1899 relating both real and lrCp
erty. duly proved as the last VIII and testament q
Atophus Price late CT the County ot New York. deceased
Therefore. and each q cited be-
the gate q County % New Yosk. bis
ofIce IN the Hall % Records. IN the County OF New
York the .,th day u Nay. 1901 half past
O'Clock in q 20 anI there
and such az lou tsreay cited under
tweutyoue years are required 20 appear by
guardian Il you have II YOU have appear
arpiy to- - appointed IN the Sven %
D, the Surrogate to represent and fo- you
proceeding
In testimony whereof caused the seal of ths
Sur-ogaJes Court OF said County York
tseaLI 70 be he,eunto affixed witness Iior FRANK
T. FiTZGERAi-'. Surrogate ot sad
County of New York, said SounJy. the 2NtA o.
March, DANIEL J.. DoWDNEI.
Clerk u the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

MEgrALs-TIN-These was a slight decline n ths
London tin market with spot closing at Els5 "a Cd and
futures az flsa e g. Locally the market was quiet.
with spot quoted at zo35Ga0.55o. COPPER about
e higher the London market with spot and futures
Loth quoted f9s 1os Locally market continues dull.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
City Hotels.

a -FLEG ANTI.Y FURNISHED APARTMENTS: prs-
N. vate bath. $I.5u datiy tncludins meals SIS:
two S25 THE ALABAMA. IS East IIth
HOTEL ENnICOTT
f. elegant. comfortable aud honeiGs hotel
FOR quiet people in the city OF New York Write
partic ulars.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

IN PURSUANCE OF IN ORDER OF HON FRANK
4 T FftzEeraid a Surrogate OF the County or New
york. notice a. hereby siyen 10 all persons having
claims AGAINST Y. Folsom. late the County
Of New Yo-k. deceased. 20 present the same. with
transacttnE business the Office OF Walter l. Meow
No 50 William Street IN the city Of New York Bor-
ourh % Manhattan. before the Twenty-drst day
OF September next.
poted New York. the Fourteenth day OF March 1907
THOMAS c. CONWAY. Administrator
WAITER MCCOY Attorney for Administrator 81
William New York
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

EAEVW0OU =. y
THE LAUREL HOUSE
a J MURPHY. Manager
LEUnEL-la-InE-PlAES
FkASk SHEIE. ManaNef.
Both hotels have bee extensively improved sine.
Incl cling tine addition of numerous private
baths and favOFabiy known for standard 0e
excellence and patronage since the iuCspOn % Lsks
WoSd a rssoFC
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
SOMERSET INN

Omen middle AIsy to middle October. 81 miles ron
New York Lacsawan-a r. r In tAe centre OF heau-
tisui suburban re,eul section. golf links swimming
pool miles % aItora. 0E ~1ais. Attitude SEQ feat
Write for booklet. BENZ. u. PHELPS, Manager
Address. untu May I, care OF La1-el-ln- the-Pines
Lakewood y. >.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
Il c. Thomas. S1TroEate OF the CoInty OF New
Work notice hereby given all persons havlng
claims against Henry Thompson. late OF stamford
EeirnsId Conn deceased. to the same
With thereof The snhscriher its place
~ fransactinE business. 50 Wall street IN the civ
of New YORK on before the 18th day of Nay aext
Dated New York. the 9Th day OF November. 1905
MEM YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CON
PANN. Executor
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

HOTEL RUDOLF.
AILA&Ii~ CITY NEW JERsEI.
Directly be4Ch. American and European panss Ar
view Iooms. 100 suites private
taJns. phones crchesJra. weekly fsaguu
SaFacIty l.UuU. sEeeiat bprfng rates
CHAS R. MYERS Ovass
THE PENSHT RST.
Ocean End Michigan Avenue. Atlantic City -. J.
Rooms suite. with bath, lOrs-li~tance phones IN
rooms. elevator 10 street Special spring ratea
WILLIAM r. HOOD
THE CLAREN NDON
Virginia Ave and Beach. Atlantic city. y, =
II D SIENAN
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
l. T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County OF New
against Orson IesatN Mum. iate of New
York deceased prcser vouchers there
Ia subscribers place OF
ness AZ me office o. W -1g < StiInson EsGs. No,
81 Liberty street. Boru-- p Manhattan. in City
OF New York h-for. 18th day o. October
Dated New York tn -. lay ~ March. 1901.
CHARLES \. MUM.
ANNE ELDER MUM.
WINTHROP & STIMSDN. Executors
At,ornrys f6T executors Liberty street Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06
HICKORY FLAT.

Regular correspondence.
School has opened here, but the
attendance is small
The little child of Pete Mitchell
is very sick at this writing
Edgar Reed and A Y Jordan
visited at Chalk Hill Sunday.
Bum Wyatt will move soon to
Carroll County, where he recently
purchased farm.
Rev. Jerre Smith preached toa
small congregation at Thompson's
Schoolhouse Sunday
We have had some very good
weather for the last week and the
farmers have been hustling early
and late to garner their crops.
HICKORY FLAT, December.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06
CHESTNUT HILL.

Regular correspondence
A. L. Cherry and others were at
Camden yesterday.
It's l2-pound boy, and Romey
Holland is wearing broad smile.
J. l., Holland spent Sunday in
Flatwoods with his daughter, Mrs.
Nj. p Pafford.
clog and homony" was plenti-
full on Thanksgiving, for which we
are truly thankful.
Mr., and Mrs. w. L Harvey of
Hollow Rock have been visiting
relatives in this community.
There will be preaching ct Flat
woods next Sunday at IL a. m. and
at Chestnut Hill at 3p m. by Rev.
G. w. Florence. All are invited
to come and hear him.
CHESTNUT HILL, December2
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06
ELMHURST.

Regular correspondence.
j b. Chester smiles and says ite
another boy.
William Warrick is no better,
we regret to learn,
r. B Holland has finally secur-
ed fireman for his saw mill
A. l. Cherry Is making new inn
proyements on his home place.
Foster and Arthur Melton and
families visited friends at John
sonville Sunday.
Brice Balyew is planning to put
in a new mill on Harmons Greek.
p. Holland visited the family of
George Berry Sunday.
Uncle Tom Meyers died at his
home ia the Flatwoods community
Saturday The interment was at
FlatwoOds Cemetery Sunday. We
extend sympathy ia the bereaved
relatives.
ELMHURsT, Decem her 3
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06
REPUBLICAN, sHAKEuP.
II. $. Sharpe Is Appointed Internal Reve-
hue Collector for Tennessee,

Tennessee Republicans are, as
usual, interested la the distribu-
ton of federal patronage and the
outcome of the Brownlow- Evans
struggle for supremacy. Evans
seems to have the ear of the adj
ministration and is evidently pull
ing it hard.
Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue Capers of Washington has
recently announced the consolida-
ton of the two collection districts
of Tennessee, with headquarters at
Nashville, and also the appoint
ment of Robert S. Sharpe, the we'll
known Chattanooga politician, rs
collector Collector Sharpe took
charge of the Office the first of the
month.
Ernest Caldwell, the presentcol-
lector of the Nashville district, was
com mmissioned revenue agent and
Edward E. Butler of Bristol has
been offered the chief deputyship
under the new collector.
The change, is explained as q
anatter of economy. In the ninety
six counties of the State in charge
of eleven division deputy collect
ors there are 49 grain distilleries,
36 tobacco factories, 80 cigar fac
tories, 4 breweries and 104 liquor
dealers paying special taxes, ex-
-cepting those located in Memphis,
Nashville, Chattanooga and La
Toilette, the only cities where in
toxicants can now be purchased
in the State.
Close students of politics have
another explanation for these re-
cent changes, alleging that the re-
moval of Caldwell and Butler tax es
the last two important federal off
.ces out of the control of Walter p.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Presiding Elder r. W. Hood Of
the NJ e. Church, South, will hold
quarterly conference as follows;
Camden circuit at Postoak Decem-
81 and %, Camden December %
and %, Holladay circuit at Hays
Chapel January Is and 19, Hollow
Rock circuit at Hebron December
Z and s.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06
RusHING's CHAPEL.

Regular correspondence
Newton Wright of near Camden
visited j l.. Wright Sunday
g W. Wright has returned from
an extended trip to Missouri.
Miss BERTHE Balm was the guest
of Miss Daisie Wright Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. N Florence of
Big Sandy visited in this locality
last week.
Miss Ida Wright and Gus Dea
ton were guests of Mrs. Joe Lati-
mer Sunday.
Miss Hattie Jordan of Sawyers'
Mill visited the family of r. Hicks
last Sunday
We are glad to learn that the
little child of James Harper is
some better this week.
Rev. G.. w. Florence preached
an excellent sermon at Rushing s
Chapel to large congregation
last Sunday.
RUsHINGs CHAPEL, December 2.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Mr. and Mrs G. B, Greer enter
tanned with a Thanksgiving dir
ner at their suburban home leet
Thursday. Besidrs the family
there were'present: Mr.. and Mrs,
w, f, Lloyd of Nashville, Mr., and
Mrs, John W, Eaves of Holiday.
Mr., and Mrs, John S, Haley and
sons, Masters Henry and John, of
Big Sandy and little Miss Robbie
CoweH
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Bfownlow and his faction and puts
the Evans Hale-Sanders combina-
tion atthe top forgood. Although
his last grip as chief dispenser of
federal patronagein Tennessee has
been shaken loose, Brownlow has
resignedly submitted to the solar
plexus blow dealt him by the ad-
ministration.
1t is believed in some quarters
that j. G. r. Mccall, j l.. Davis
and other appointees of Collector
Caldwell will be removed from Of
fee to make way for some friends
of Evans. 1t is more than likely
that Congressman Hale will sue
ceed Browniow as member of the
national committee.
Temperance advocates over the
State interpret the reduction of
the force in the revenue service to
mean that the reign of whisky in
Tennessee is tottering, and are
sanguine that at the next meeting
of the general assembly it will be
entirely removed from the State.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Do you take daily paper? II
not this will interest you if you
want to take a daily in connection
with your county paper. Here is
the cheapest proposition we have
been able to offer: For limited
time we will receive subscriptions
for The CHRONICLE and the st.
Louis Republic (rural route edi-
tion) for $3.50 a yesr. No sub
scriptious accepted for a shorter
term than one year. You'd better
hurry il you want to get in on this
proposition.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Strayed-A red muley COW with
somewhite, ,strayed from Jim Hart
Iey's pasture in October; also brin-
die sided white back two-year old
male yearling from my home; will
pay liberal reward for their recov-
cry. A. j. WooD,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

We would like to have the news
of the Farmers Union in Benton
County, and invite the secretary &c
each local to furnish us with sucl,
items as will be of general interest
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Corduroy suits $500; corduroy
pants 81 so and So 90; wool pants
ST. so; fne pants so 98; boys knee
suits 81. 25 to $3.50. A. V. Bowles
& Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Peters shoes, mems high cut at
$3.50 and SIS 90; mems heavy shoes
ST so to $2.2 25; ladies heavy shoes
81. .25 to $1.75; brogan shoes cheap
A. V. Bowles 81 Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

Overcoats and cravenette coats
cheap; fine shirts SOC and 81 90;
ties, mufflers, collars, etc. A. Y.
Bowles d Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

The Farmers Union meets reg
ularly on Friday night at Cowells
Chapel. All are invited to send in
their application for membership.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06

The CHRONICLE and Memphis
Weekly News-Scimitar, ST a year.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-12-06
A CUT OFF V-AMP

is made with the vamp of the shoe off the and the
ypu with few stitches making the shoe weaker where
is most needed.
OF everybody we'll knows that solid leather is sro
than a few stitches
Any sensible will admit that it weakens the shoe at
important point Place any Courtney Shoe alongside of any
the price and grade has had month of
wear other things being equal Courtney Shoe will show
periory in strength and shape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-20
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. Jan 19.-At City Park to-
day Charlie Eastman, at 10 TO /, equalled
the worlds record Of :05 TO for five aud
one-half furlongs, when he won the r.
Il. Lee handicap by length from Col
loqus. The latter won the distance in
the same time a few days ago, and on the
strength OF that performance was to
10 fa-vorite. Results
First race, l 1-16 miles, selling. Sea
Salt won, Heart OF Hyacinth, second,
Cursus third. Time 1:47 1-5.
Second race, full course, steeplechase
handicap. Creoline won. Incarnation
second. Dawson third. Time 1853 1-5.
Third race, three furlongs. Mollie Mont
rose won, Lutte Foster second, Black
Mary third. Time :35.
Fourth race, King Cotton Stakes. Jug
gler won: Alma Dufour second, cir third.
Time 1899 3-5.
Fifth race. r. e. Lee handicap five and
one-hdlf furlOngs. Charlie Eastman won.
Colloquy second, Fantastic third. Time
! :05 1-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs. Campaigner
won. Bert Mont second, Spion third. Time
Seventh race. one and one-eighth miles.
selling. Granada won. Goldic second. Oily
IL third. Time ]: 53 1-5