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New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct. 4.-Liberal realizing sales caused a
weak market in wheat here to-day. At the close
December wheat off NC. Corn was q shade
lower. Oats up &c Provisions were un-
changed to shade higher.
At the opening OF to-day's market much long
wheat offered. holders being anxious to realize
on the sharp bulge Of yesterday. The offerings
were free throughout the day. The market was
and the failure of the Liverpool market fully to
respond 10 yesterdays advance here Prices stiff
ened somewhat about the middle of the day on the
report of delayed seeding in Texas and Oklahoma
A slight revival in export business also aided the
bulls tust prior TO the close. Renewed realizing
however caused q weak close to the market De-
cember opened &c to &c higher to &c to ssc lower
81 0oA 81 01a, declined to 81 o02s and closed at
equal TO 1854. 700 bushels. Exports for the week.
as shown by "Bradstreets," were equal to $50 900
bushels. Primary receipts $4,000 bushels
against 1342oJ0 bushels the same day last year
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
e63 cars. against ss7 last and 500 cars
year ago
The corn market was easy because OF the weak
ness of wheat and favorable weather for the cur
ing OF the new crop. The volume of trade was
small. and the market closed easy. December
sold off to 57so and then advanced to 5S2sc The
close was at 5Shc Local receipts were 42g cars
with l45 of contract grade
Oats were firm the greater part of the day be-
cause of the low estimate this years crop made
by well known expert. December opened 10
higher at $3.50, sold off to &C. and then advanced
52Mc The close was at 52Ac. Local receipts
were 29S cars.
Provisions held steady all day because of a 100
advance in the price of live hogs. At the close
January pork was up a shade at SIS 10 TO s15 12lb
Lard was unchanged at S. 72lk. Ribs were shade
higher at 81 S.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat. 81
cars; corn. S6 cars, oats ssz cars hogs 5000 head.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEeRAPH.

East Buffalo. Oct. 4-CATTI4E-Re -Receipts lS5 head.
market slow; prime steers, S67S6 so VEALS-Rscepts
200 head active and 25c higher s. IS. HOGS
Receipts 1890 head active and 5G1Oc higher: heavy
81 aS9S!; mixed SOS. 81; Workers s. 10ST 10; pigs
SO ISgSI So dairtes. So 50lS7- SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 5000 head steady sheep active; lambs slow:
lambs, sass 25; yearngs. s. I5RS8 %: wethers $50
s. y; S5GS5 30: sheep. mixed So 5OdS5 90
Chicago. Oct. 4.-CATTI4E-Recepts. estimated aboue
$500 head; market steady; s. 259S7 30;
SS 0GS5 bulls 81 6OS5; calves sass so: heifers $50
IS 30; stOckers feeders 81 4OGS5 HOGS-Receipts
heavy shipping So as light butchers So as
GS6 50; light mixed S. 3GS6 so choice light Sc zoe
S6 s.: packing. - dO9iS6 pigs. S5S6 25: bulk
sales 81 90GS6. SHEEP-Recsipts estimated 1000
head market steady; sheep. So 50aS6 81 lambs SEQ
81 81: yearlings. s. 5O0SS TO-
shippers S6 S50S6 SO common. IS 5O6S6 45. CATTLE
Dull and weak; fair good shippers. sass S5;
mon- 81 2iaS3 SI4EEP-Steady, at Sc 2S6$5: lambs
STEADY. $4GST 80.
Kansas city. 4-CATTI4E- Receipts. 1000 head.
Including l2O0 Southerns market slow steady
81 50aS2 81 lower than Monday choice exports and
dressed beef steers, 81 15nSI fair to good $J$6
steers SASS 90: stocksrs and feeders. S3ds4
Southern steers. 50 35$f -, Southern cows
cows So 15G$4 -; native hefars 25ISl GO:
bulls 81 501S4; calves. S3S6 80 HOGS-Recepts 5000
head: sc higher; So 30; bulk 50
SO 1Oa$6 30. SIIEEP-ReCeiptS. 12.Otn head. market
steady: feeders lambs 25QS7 ~. ewes ana
yearlings SJIS5 co. ycarnEs. s. 2SGS5 range
sheep s. T5S5 30: stocksrs feeders Sc T50S5
Union stock Yards. Pttshurg. Oct. 4-CA'rTLc-
light. steady choice, 81 354S6 so; prime S6QS6
wethers S5 6d$5 70: culs and common. Sass: lambs.
S5aS7 70 HOGS-Receipts light lower. Prime heavy.
S6 sOQ$6 90: medium So SO$6 %; Workers. Sc 80; piss.
S6QSG 40. roughs. $SNS6
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
rlces IN the local market today

COTTON-The cotton market was higher Yesterday
on covering Of shorts and more aggressive bull SUP
Dess of the Southern markets and less favorable
weather in the belt The close steady, at net
coriing estimates The market opened firm. a
advance OF 10G16 points much higher cables than
expected covering and support which was attributed
10 bull pool formed after the close or business
t"rday. There was some rreguIarity after the
ing. but tho market gradually worked until IL
showed n net gain Of 1G4iS points on the active
market OF from tho best under realizing. The leading
outside operator issued statement during the day
FORMATION OF strong bull pool and. thinking u
sble that they might force temporary advance. had
bought IN Liverpool this morning protect his short
sales Tho statement concluded with figures tending
% cotton has almost invariably declin.d
after the october bureau report issued. and
pressed hts confidence in an ultimately lower level
the bull pool bat it looked II tho higher cables had
made them higher buying level than they figured
stating that the Interior banks supplied with
money and were loan!nE II freely planters thus
making Il easy for holders TO refuse their
supplies The Western bolt forecast called colder
weather IN tho Western belt and in West Texas
and the territories quite heavy reported
from some sections. and Memphis reported the
superintendent Kings weekly movement figures with
comparisons FOLLOW. Port receipts. 2l1.IJT bales
ada S22l. against 5o0I last year; Southern mill TAX
4nSS estimated 10000, against $4,000 year: gain
OF stock at interior towns. 2512I. against last
year. brought into sight Tor the 37SI45
3s352S last Total crop movement: Port receipts
129 OO2 bales. against 9SSd46 last year:
mills and Canada 12.8s5. against 2OhsS last year
year; stock at interior towns Of September
l. si5ls, against 6256 last year; brought into sight
year; brought into sight during September. 76j SI4
against 994 221 last The crop movement
for 81 days this against 81 days season
The range OF contract prices IN the local market
Fa,s Toa g,T1a.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

picked 12g1sc: do scalded 12Q15c; ROASTING cHIcro
lsc western dry picked 40 do oho asa sts
Y ixs1 s WeshIs lSQ6c do other Western. scalded
cd uglShe: do southwestern. 11a131sc: Old COCKS.
and ard Eastern. 17c Pennsyivana i6aisise do v-
Eastern white 2o21s: a. ds,s SG stINs5 I GEESE
dsTE 81 ne % per dozen 81 ISasi do mixed 81 TOa$a do
GAME-scarcey any killed domestic game avail
quote PoSER GoIsn % r01sn s1sn per SS ISosSn Sose
nSISSS 20: TO- 40 Biack ana Grass s. 5o9S3 t5 sNIPE
SIg$l -: GROUSE per pair. S3aS3 5O PARTRIDGFs
S3a$i do I;edheads S2qS3: do Ruady TSsi3sI 81 a.
mon 2Oa4Oc vENfSN Tbo GP essSing % E eo g DO con-
sSSaes ss per 10 s593sc; RABBITS cotontai per pair
POTATOES AND vEGETAB1.Es-Irish potatoes setiv.
ply Celery steady Cabbages plenty % ScbEn IN Sa' Sup
E- IsEes D largely poor Cauliaowers hrner Corn DUH
stri,s tsscteg Lima beans dragging- Peppers weak
sing unless fancy Other vegetables as Quoted s
sIsB5 10 OTMAIoES AZ Maine per sack slaS2 5 do Long
90 % do PENNSYLVANIA. bulk per $50 10 81 go
sack ssek s. s. lS@S2 2 do Ions bb 81 75aS2 do Per
81 so; do n T' S SM ET POTATOES Jersey. Per bbl $40
81 3SaS2 rs vegstables-BR UssELs SPROUTS per
SI+ IS i, CARROTS nearby bunchss s1@sI s. DO
!Gs4Sc GARAGES per ton SI2dSis: do per Dbl 80
fonr la Io5 MsEaS Shelter Island per Dbl S2qss 40
b.! S yearly per 69l s1ass do state per tashei
per crate T5eaS % do state per- bS 81 5SSS 40 ' & 90
bushel basket T5cast %: corr Long ISSS ana a. 1 s@
2sS i per 100 75eqSl so; EGGPLANTs Jersey per bbI
,Te9$I: DO per basket. 40deOc; do per box 3Oa4Oc;
Sr-t,ILCE state. per basket box 5OcGS2 80: do
Southern. per basket. 25fl15c; LIMA REANS Tersev
poato per basket 951T5c: Long Island and Jersey
potato per bag. S5I5c do Jersey fat per basket $40
a9 dSHg Island and Jersey Hat bag 25a4O
necticut white per bbl So 50GS4 do state white per
basket S1Q$1 50; western white per crate
SlV$l 20 DO state, yellow. bag. 81 756S2 .:
Sense County yellow, per bag. 81 50Gs2; do red $40
u ~; 90 Long Island and Jersey white $50
500; DO yellow. S2QSS do red 81 I5qs2 =; do Jersey
Wnite and yellow basket T5cQS1 .; DO red T5c9
81; OtOlA Jersey. box. SiQSi 80: PUMPKINS per
I5caSl PEPPERS. Jersey, per large bbI $1S1 .: do
per small hbl d5CdS1: do basket 4O650c:
box 2SgSSc PEAS southern, per basket S18S2 STRING
BEANS. state, green basket 50cGSl: do
s9gdoc DO state. wax, per basket 50cGS1 per bag
SgG60c do Jersey. green. per basket. 5Oc9S: wax
Sc0Sl do Long Island and Jersey, green bag coo
poe do S075c; do Virginia. green per basket 500
uSl 20; do wax 3Oc6S1: DO Baltimore
339I3c; SQUASH. marrow. per Dbl. I5cdS1: white
f0caSl 30: do yellow, cro0kneck. T5c6S1 25 SPINACH
per 6b 5OaTSe; ToMAToEs, Jersey. per bsx. 25G9Oci
90 Jersey and Delaware. small basket. 2GG30ci
TURNIPS. Canada. rutabaga per Dbl 81 253sf 81. do
Jersey and Long Island rutahaga. per bb SIgS1 25l
WATERCRESS. per 100 bunches TScdSI q.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" gays

Interest centres in fall retail trade and results
all that could be desired. There is sectional
difference this point all leading cities reporting
a liberal distribution of seasonable wearing apparel
Supplementary orders coming TO wholesale and
tobbng houses. and satisfactory results with au-
tumn goods encourage manufacturers to extend
preparations for the next season. Mercantile col
lectons have also improved. October payments be-
Ing fairly we'll met thus far, although rates for
commercial paper abnormally high. Among the
manufacturers the most notable increase in orders
IS reported by New England shoe shops, while
there is idleness at cotton mills and the reduc-
ton of steel output is not significant. In
lines there is a sentiment OF conservatism that
eliminates much OF the customary speculative bust
ness, and this Is regarded with satisfaction by
those who appreciate the Importance OF moderation
until the financial pressure is reduced Crop news
of the week encouraging, all the great staples
except and cotton being beyond danger from
frost, and another week will secure tho former
crop. with its farm value of approximately $L250.
100000 while there is little fear Of killing frost in
the cotton states this month. Railway earnings
thus far reported for September exceeded similar
figures for 1905 by 76 per cent and foreign COM
merce at this port for the latest week showed
gain 81 44S5 1853 in exports and loss of $lS3l 165
in imports. Failures for nine months were fewer
than in nine of the twelve preceding years. but
liabilities were unusually heavy. because OF a few
very large suspensions due to monetary strngency.
Bank exchanges at New York for the week
552 per less than last year, but at other lead
ing cities there was gain of per cent.
"Bradstreets's" says:
Trade reports are irregular. some lines noting
q relatively larger volume OF business than at this
time last year. while others indicate an opposite
tendency. The disposition in many lines, particu-
larly Industrial is to get back to average good
condition, allowing for the growth of the country
and without marked unsettlement. At the moment
however, business is of fling-in order character
although some sections report enlarged house
trade owing to fall carnivals. Retail trade on
the whole has been hampered by unreasonable
weather temperatures being too high for the freest
movement of staples. The country merchant ap-
pears TO be having good season. high prices for
all kinds of farm products being the apparent
stimuli. Indeed, one of the noteworthy features OF
the general situation is the firm disposition OF the
farmer TO sell only when prices meet his views.
Collections while still dragging, In consonance
with the tightness In money, appear to have i'm
proved at a number of centres. Some orders for
early spring are being placed. but the volume of
business done yet is rather light.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
FEDERAL COMPANY WILL FIGHT

Milwaukee, Oct 4.-Attorneys for the defend
ants in the Federal Coal and Iron Company al
legged land fraud cases intimated to-day that
they will contest before the United States Dis
trict Court order for removal 10 Denver for
trial.
Robert Toombs. treasurer Of the company,
was on the stand to-day. His most significant
statement was that when Elias Arnold tried TO
interest him in the project of filing on coal
lands, Arnold made the statement that the
thirty-two entrymen required TO carry out the
scheme could form a corporation OF their own.
which would be more to their advantage than TO
invest in the stock OF companies already organ
ized.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
MORE PROXIES FOR Mr.. FISH.
Some Connecticut Concerns May Throw
Votes to Mr.. Hartman, However.
TBv Telerraph 10 The Tribune. J

proxies were obtained to-day in this city byy
means of the printed proxy yblanks at the board
Of trade Office. which give Charles NJ. Beech. the
Fish director in the Illinois Central, the proxy
thority and at the time cancel the proxies
given previously TO Hartman, If any.
Not all the Connecticut shares will be voted for
Fish. however though this will not be due TO any
activity Of S. NJ Young. Of New York. who says
he represents President Harahan personally. A
number Of insurance companies and larger mercan-
Tile concerns are non-commttal, and # is believed
VII throw their votes 10 Hartman. Mr. Young
Who came here yesterday primed with a speech
relieved himself Of IT in instalments to-day and
disseminated Harriman-Harahan literature extern
syely
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

@ sse 5!@" New York City on account Of wire privileges
rhere were carried all $50 437 passengers the re-
port says. an increase of So or 131 per cent
over the preceding fiscal wear
The average gross earnings per passengA- xvere
o'oV cents compared with 3.S9 cents for tho pre-
cedihg year. loss per passenger of rs per cent
me average net earnings per passenger, with no
deductions for special appropriations or fixed
charges, were t4S cents. compared with 10 cents
for the previous year This deduction in net per
passenger Is accounted FOR partly by the increase
OF 412 per cent in number Of transfers collected
me average number of cars operated daily was
-'"5' against l,922 for the preceding year an in
crease OF per cent. The percentage Of operating
expenses TO earnings 5916 per cent against 56 80
per cent for the year ended June go 1906
President Winter. in his report TO the stockhold-
ers' devotes considerable space to the subject of
taxation, saying. in part:
o The burden Of taxation continues to be heavy
the property of public service corporatinns ociaf
tiorts in recent years to have been stimu-
posing taxation direct or indirect. upon corpora
tIons being unequal as compared With the BURDENS
WHlCn other property has TO bear, resulting in the
douoIe, treble and even quadruple taxation OF the
same class of property and Gripping the power Of
me tme c9FpoTa9nS TO furnish such additional trans
poftauon facilities as would compensate the people
To- a iar greater extent than the benefit to be de-
With one or two exceptions we have not CON
tested any tax during the last twelve years where
IN whole in part. Tho attitude of resistance
however, whether JUSTIFIED or not is not an agree
able one ard prefer not assume il except
as We are compelled by the enormity and in
equality Of the burdens imposed. The aggregate Of
these taxes and impusitons for the calendar year
1901 as already assessed estimated where
IS g. 252C00
There were in the treasury. unsold al the be-
ginning Of the fiscal year $4,000 BROOKLYN Rapid
Transit first refunding gold mortgage bonds
issued during the fiscal year account OF con-
Struction expenditures for the purchase or ex-
change of securities. s6S67oo; total. $4,000 or
so p ff4 fskl
leaving on hand. June 30. 1907 St624OOO OF these
there were owned by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company 264j.gn par value and Nassau Electric
Railroad Company Ss7900O. In addition. there had
been expended 10 June 60 1907, ASi 935. for which
bonds may be issued.
The general balance sheet OF June So 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October i

New York. October 4, I9OI
COFFEE-The coffee market ruled steady again
terday. with the close steady, net unchanged to
points higher. Sales the day reported of
about ~, bags The opening steady at un-
changed prices to advance of points. and at one
time the market unchanged to 10 points higher
fair scattering demand. Later there slight
reaction from the best, but the market quite
steady I'm the day, when there seemed TO
a better local demand. which some thought to be
OF shorts. Steady European cables and
tnued high receipts at primary points seemed to be
TO y franc higher. HAMBURG was unchansed TO to u =
pfE lower Receipts the two ports we're C9,OOO
bags against 81 900 the time two
but the Jundiahy receipts only $4,000 bags.
against ~ 900 years The worlds visible
ply statement issued during the morning. showing
increase for the month Of 70S209 bags, against
increase OF 1306a6s last and about 100000 bags
This increase little the
forecasts a few DAYS but certainly exerted no
effect against prices The rain continued in three dis
os Paulo. but the other IL cloudy
fair No private cables received so far as
the effect Of the recent rains the crop
outlook but from accounts the second towering
promises better results than the first. The market
for spot coffee quiet with quotations the basis
o M for Rio No :.
The OF prices IN the local market today
fOII,u
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
SOUTHERN STOCK FALLS.
But ReadjuStment and ReceiUerShp
Ramor Denied by Finley.

run1or that there was to be readjustment of
tAe nnances OF the Southern Railway Company
combined with talk of receivership proceedings
caused smash IN prices of both the common ard
preferred stock Of the company yesterday which
MADE new low records on the Stock Exchange
20 l7x.
w W. Finley, president of the road, who was in
LIS .ls CITY yesterday, denied the reports regarding
"0 company. which were understood to have
iansted from London. He said they were too
.-i1u-oos 10 merit serious attention Speaking of
% e oecreese In the net income for August of
si''''ea' Mr.. Finley said that the company could
presented better statement by not charging
-. !" earnings such heavy amount for repairs
-, - equipment, and pointed out that fully two
~ ~ins OF the Increase OF s52z.e25 in operating ex-
Sses was due TO these two items the actual
cent '' O'" per
-. I'm The operating point Of view. Mr.. Finley
- - 'he road was in better position TO get re-
-fns from the handling OF Its traffic now than
vas last year. He added: 1.-THE cotton crop
.s1-e ouf lines is large. but the company will be
r.. T" handle II better than last years crop
'e VIII undoubtedly be some congestion, but
ar nearly TO the same extent as last year, when
80 ROAD was obliged to close It's gates at several
liant points to the tonnage that offered"
flniey was non-committal regarding tho
osldend payment saying that this would not
:, ee0ioeo until the earnings OF the company for
hait year ended December 81. were known.
= majority OF both classes Of the Southern Rail-
STOCK is deposited with three stock trustees
- an extension consented to in 1902. This
,Oehs trust is TO continue until October Is next
ana thereafter until Terminated bv a vote of the
a!OtlV OF the asserting stock although the
- trustees may. IN their discretion deliver the
oeA al an earlier date. The stock trustees are
morgan Charles Lanier and George f. Baker
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool oct. 4-Cosing: WHEAT-Spot nominal:
futures steady: December, 25sd; March, Ss Sd May
Esd. CORN-SpOt steady; prime mixed American Sc
quiet October. 5s SD SIS
PF,AS-Canadian white steady. 6s 81, FLOUR-Winter
patents strong. HOPS In London (Pacihc CoastD
steady. e 5sQE3 5s. BEEFCExtra India steady,
PORK-Prime mess. Western. Guiet. 7SS
HANS-ShOrt cut. I4 16 n dun, ass BACON
Cumberland - 80 h. strong Cd: short rib 10
strong. 5Ss: clear middles light IS to "a
n firm. 5is Cd long clear mddes. heavy. So 40 10
firm Cd: short clear backs firm 47s ca
bellies IL 16
Square. IS 10. firm. 37s LARD-Prime WESTERN
steady ass; American refined pals steay
3D. CHEESE-Canadian finest white. strong 61s; 40
cOloIed. strong. 62s. TALLOW-Prime CITY dull 29s 8i
TJTRPENTINE-Spirit steady. 39s 81. ROSIN-Coru-
mon steady los Sd PETROLEUM-ReHred firm T&1
IINSEED OIL firm 26s 50.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy fled
yesterday with the Clerk the United States Dis
trict Court:
Highland Construction Company. involuntary pc
ttion, by William r. Bell and William r. Bell. jr..
of the firm OF Bell Brothers. Petitioners claims
amount to &, ,379 02 They allege improper convey
Of assets consisting Of property at 1S5th street
and Amsterdam avenue as the act constituting
bankruptcy.
Schedules Of indebtedness were filed by the Tai
mont Electric Engineering Company liabilities OF
1857 60 and assets OF $4.79 s3 shown.
The Sheriff received an execution for $Se4 against
the kohl-Hepp Brick Company. of No. 429 Fifth
avenue. in favor Of the American Process Com
pany and one for S9i2 against J. Silber dealer in
shoes, IN favor of Morris Schecter.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
GRAIN CONFERENCE POSTPONED.

Hamburg. Oct 4.-The International European
Committee, organized for the purpose of drawing
up a grain certificate for American acceptance, to-
day decided TO adjourn the meeting called for the
beginning OF October at Hamburg, owing to fear
that the committees motion might not be accepted
by the American shippers in the present condition
of the market. conference will be held later
either here or in London.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
AmALeAmATED LISTED IN AMSTERDAM

Stock Of the Amalgamated Copper Company 1t
was learned on Wall Street yesterday has recently
been listed the Amsterdam bourse While tho
Dutch have never been heavy speculators in Ameri-
copper shares, they are said to be among the
heaviest holders Of United States Steel stock and
the number of American securities listed on the
Dutch bOurse is greater than in any foreign city
except London.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

The Westinghouse Electric Company has received
the installing lighting plants at TunEa
. and Bucarananga. Republic OF Colombia. Experts
from the Westinghouse works in Pittsburg will
superntend the work. The electricity for the plant
Bucarananga will be generated by water power
the town. The cost OF the machinery is
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
MORE B. R. T. EARNINGS
OPERATING EXPENSES UP
Reported Increase in Passenger
Trafc-Tarotion Objected To.

The report Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
Pahy Ior the hscal year ended June So 1907 issued
yesterday, shows an increase in gross earnings of
ssVo,Zos, an Increase in operating expenses OF
N,oz4Sz' and decrease in net earnings of s1160SS
The surplus earned Is equal to AS per cent on the
companys s40'cOoooo capital stock. The income ac-
count for the year compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

July l. 1901 wheat exports aggregated 523 bush
sgSnst ge @ last year Corn for the week
year; since July 15O2 200 bush against 800 3s1 last
~9~---~ Nf'SNfUN- -~~-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
THE FEDERAL TREASURY

~, =. Oct 4-The condition of the Treas
lows: Vi BUSINESS oo-uhs was as toi-
RESERVE FUND.
1Husr FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
So. - ol5 So. .2la sn1 So. .sse. Sc
TO LIGHT COLOMBIAN Towns.

SIC 7a2 OI6 $50 2la sol s12l sso. 81
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04

Hannah Shoes s5 and up-LoenIers
Saturday. sos Main street.
You can't buy a Joe Moon buggy
cheap.