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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31
The OK
No. 347O3

It was Electioneer that made Palo
Alto farm and California the most
famous producer of young trotters in
the world. It was Harold, Belmont,
iAbdallah Is, Pilot, Jr., Mambrino Chief,
Almont and George Wilkes, that
brought fame and renown to Woodburn
farm and Kentucky the blood Of all
these mingled with such great brood
mares as Arlotta, Sprite, Watermelon,
Green Mountain Maid, MONDAY, Mid
night, Mist, Dolly, Blondina, Snow
Bird and Emma Barbour flows through
ahe veins of The Fox. The horse that
can show for himself, will make the
season of 1907 at DR.. P. G. Buttons
barn, Cresco, Iowa.
Tabulated pedigree and terms on
application.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31
SUIT TO END OIL TRUST is ON.
Government Case Against the Stand.
ard Opens in ST. Paul.

Government Case Against the Stand.
ard Opens in ST. Paul.
st. Paul, Mimi, May 25.-Not since
the last arguments were made in the
famous Northwestern Securities case
in the United States circuit court
here three years ago has there been
so noted an array of lawyers as APP
peared in the court at ten O'clock Fri
day in the case of the United States
against the Standard Oil company of
New Jersey and its allied corporations.
Judges Sanborn, Van Devanter, Hook
and Adams were on the bench and the
Immediate point of issue was bill of
exceptions filed by the Standard Oil
company against the governments
complaint, which seeks to have the
Standard company and its 20 other
companies declared an unlawful com.
bination In restraint of trade and to
have the combination dissolved.
Frank B. Kellogg, of this city repre-.
SCENTS the government and he made
the principal argument. He was as.
sisted by M. D. Purdy, assistant
United States attorney general, and G..
.B. Morrison of Chicago. The Stand.
ard Oil company was represented by
John G. Johnson of Philadelphia and
John G. Milburn of New York.
The complaint, which was filed
number of months ago in st. Louis,
goes into extensive details concerning
various offenses which, it is alleged,
the company has committed. The
complaint begins with the inception
of the trust; shows the relations
which John D. Rockefeller, H. H. Rog.
ers and others of the Standard Oil
group bore to each other prior to
1899, when the Standard Oil company
was organized as a holding company;
shows how these men prior to that
date held the stock of subsidiary and
related companies as trustees and
shows how in 1899 the Standard Oil
company was formed as holding com
pany to take over the subsidiary and,
related companies for the purpose of
carrying on the method of business
which has been developed by Rookie.
Teller, Rogers and the. others as.
trustees.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31

For cold OF cough take Kennedy'sI
Laxative Cough Syrup. tits BETTER
than any other cough remedy because
its laxative principle assures healthy,
copious action of the bowels and at the
same it heals irritation of the throat,
strengthens the bronchial tubes and all
lays inflammation Of the mucous mem
brane. Contains Honey and Tar, pleas
ant to take. Children like it. Conforms
to the National Pure Food and Drug
Law. Sold by MILF Drug Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31
70 Meet Next in MinneapoIIs.

Asheville, N. c., May 29-Minneapo
lis was selected as the next meeting
place Of the American Library asso.
citation at the session of that organiza.
ton.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31

.Unthrifty stock can be made healthy
in short time with Gold Coin Stock
Tonics. Dir. Vim. Connolly sells and
guarantees them.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31
20 Hurt in street.car Wreck

Cincinnati May 15.-Twenty per
sons were injured in a head-on col
lision on the Cincinnati Northern
Traction line, one mile from Hamil.
ton, Puesday. North and south-bound
traction cars came together with
enough force to wreck 10th cars, but
fortunately none Of the injured sui
fered seriously.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31
M. 3. WEIGHILI
HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain i Tea Nuggets.

r
Brings Golden Health and Renewed vlgor.
specific for Constipation. Indigestion. liver
iand Kidney troubles. Pimples. ECZEMA Impure
Blood. Bad Breath. Sluggish bowels, Headache
=; ;lna LACK nche. Its Rocky Mountain Tea In tab
i - form, 50 cents Q box Genuine made by !
GOLDEN Els FOR sALLoW PEOPLE
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31

When your food has not been properly
digested the entire system is impaired
in the same proportion. Your stomach
needs help. Kodol For Indigestion and
Dyspepsia not only digests what you
eat, it tones the stomach and adds siren
9Th to the whole body. Makes rich,
pure blood. Kodol conforms to the Ma
tional Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold
by Milz Drug Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-05-31

HEAvEs! HEAvEs!! Did you ever hear
of Heayes being cured. Try PACK age
of Gold Coin Scientific Heave Cure.
It it doesn't cure, your money refunded.
Sold and guaranteed by
DIR. VIM. CONNOLLY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

5ss 93 d4y Do Ss sss s19s: do l72ats 90 %
ssaidss sa!S lG,as so % sosme.,. s
i2gi4c cocks. dry picked and scaded 1oc DJChs.
sPIaSa sPFiag l3S i516e do Virginia 10
ai2c GEEs spring; Eastern white 2og2ic; DO aaTz as
s'ss% i s3Sn.4 20 Dfiss: SS %s
quote: PI0vER golden. frozen Per doz 81 Sogs4 70;
do sq9 g sossI S u g fEai ess Of
fa5y 6sa as's $ and @ tone s 7f'i a p
cacns pickles s Pisp5is ,5T saa
Lima excessive supply and lower PepPs5s qas
iai shf and low hs6s OTHER vegetables apGgt
ggoss So 90 we s9se aseSs Per S6 81
Ss dS So long s ass q s.5 g. s % sTnr 3s7ss
Per basset 76c@si 50; BRUssEs sPKo!Ts Psr ggaEt
B!sF5y as'1s 6c s6ch hes
8 S@*2 Ra PS6 G s4se do red ana
UgU1R 5iL 1I 5.4 s1ts 800 DeT s. essf Sosss sss @
DO Jersey and Island !6I 8 segss 90 CTcTM
ana nEs and s9sIiss JERSEY ier per- 6b has
per H q s:. ss.t M Do % per PER eTsss 5 so
81 81 ro coRN Jersey Long Island 100 7so@s1 s
Jersey Per b3 SeaSl 60 per sasf Sa:s -
or box op5oc LIMA BEANS Jersey. pctato per sss-
asfi S: SSs' DO jersey a9 't nat per bsk ~
5es.:y f a ger Sss M s1d s6
ss g Dc ed q. 81 4.a 5SSsf & ss ss sGsi5 sd s sfn
and white and yellow gsr hs s5a 81 se 1 5si
crate 76QS0c: DO Ohio. yellow. per eas 81 -9psI So @
County yellow per bag y sosl 30 pc Ts s9
sew psr large bbl s1s9s1 IS: per small Dbl 99SSl
90 4OG5oc: bush box -baSoc: PEAS
western New per basket 5ocfs1 !3; do per neg
5o,6-xI do Southern. basket 81: RADlstts<S
nearby per 100 bunches I5c6fsi; RI RI BAEB nsaaSS
rer 1CO bunches 81 5oQs2: STRING BEANS state green
per basket 75c9s1: do bag GegsVc; 90 wax per %
yet 6OepT5c; do 5bds5c do Jersey. green per
basket 75casI: eoGsoc do per boz 6ogsoc DO
Long and per bag tels % wax
61lff75c- do green basket 'scszsl 90
Washington. green. per basket .oe, sC
rr nil 75cGst do white 75cGsl 20: do yellow crook
neck 75c7s1 25 SPINACH. bbl oocGsi; IOaaIOEeS
box Jersey and Delaware. per
2oa+oc: TJTRNIPS rtssaga per DBL SIC
white. 100 bunches >-gSss Wa I-3NOHNo
per 100 punches. 75cslsl 30
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-With the close Of The week
nr,cs, are urohargeds Best marks make outside prices
readily Is call at this part OF the season for
lots light to-day IL would appear that
the crop OF last been well worked DOWN snail
chief factor OF hiShes. prices
we oros: Prime bales per 100 10 81 OI tsasl TO-
No l. sfRsi Oo; No g5crsi; no . ~ s1aBrs'
7 one rye steady unchanged Receipts OF hay, IN
t,n ar New York to-day: Erie $50 PenusyiEanIa l5o
D-iavars Iackavanna & Western 20; Baltimore Ohio.
OF New 50. river boats, 40: to
tai so tons RAasints Of straw, 60 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
HARAHAN DENIES FISH CHARGES.
Says That OHly Officials of the Illinois Cen
tral Received Business Information.

a summary was published yesterday Of the re
port made the last meeting Of the Illinois Cen
tral directors by President Harahan, in answer TO
the questions put by Stuvvesant Fish, in his reso-
buttons offered at the board meeting August 2S
s details of operation of the road under the
present management, and az whether informa-
ton relating the business of the Illinois Central
had been sent to persons other than officers Of that
road
President Harahan said that material change
had been made in methods of accounting during
the fiscal ended June 50. 1901. and that what
ever additions were made to the accounting de-
partment were the result OF the increased volume
OF business. No messages had been sent from Chi
caso to others than officials Of the company in
New York. he continued, except in the case of
copies OF the weekly crop report sent directly to
directors, and certain correspondence with W Y.
s Thorne, of New York, purchasing agent for
the Hartman lines, relative to prices In the pur
chase Of certain equipment and other supplies.
President Harahan added that practically
change had been made in routing passenger
freight traffic between the Illinois Central and
its subsidiary companies, but that certain routine
changes had been made TO cover the division Of
traffic with number Of other roads. including the
Missouri Pacific. the Rock Island the Southern
Pacific
Answering the question why the net receipts Of
the Illinois Central for the last year in certain
months, showed a decrease of s772.7S6. as compared
with increase of S655.oCn in the corresponding
months Of the previous year. Mr. Harahan said
that yellow fever in New Orleans cut down the
business during that period but following II tho
earnings rose rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 13.-Milder weather in the North
west and increased offerings Of cash grain from
the country caused weakness to-day in the local
wheat market. At the close the December delivery
was OF :. to 7sc- Corn down &c 1Ikc Oats
were sc lower. and provisions sc 2oc lower.
Weakness in wheat developed toward the end Of
the first hour Of trading. Prior To that sentiment
in the pit was bullish and prices showed advances
of nearly lc compared with yesterdays final
figures The early strength was the result OF
advance of more than Id in the price Of wheat
Liverpool. due 10 numerous reports from Western
Canada gaining the wheat crop had been severely
damaged by frost and TO an advance OF 1c on the
Minneapolis curb
Local traders bought freely at the start, and
there also general demand from commission
houses to l outside orders. After the first hour.
however, trade ouieted down and the market
turned very weak. The chief reasons for the weak
ness were q rise in temperature in the Northwest,
country shippers were more liberal The fact that
considerable cash wheat had been transferred over
night from private to public elevators also tended
20 increase sales in the local market There was
little s1rport to the late in the day, and
the close weak. with prices almost at the
lowest point.
recernher onened nc to nc 10 &c 70 &c higher,
et ee1.c to aeikc sold up seSc then declined
TO s7s.c and closed at s77sc. Clearances or wheat
for the week shown by 'Bradstreet's," were
enuaI 70 s $50 900 bushels Primary receipts were
sse 900 bushels compared with 77s.0Oo bushels the
corresponding day n year ago Minneapolis Du-
1uth ard Chicago reported receipts OF f07 cars.
against 3I5 cars last week and 742 cars year ago
Corn prices declined more than 1c a bushei be-
cause OF a general selling, brought out by favorable
weather for the maturing of the new crop. Com
mission houses and elevator interests were leading
.aIiors Demand came largely from shorts. De-
cember opened shade lower to shade higher,
az Eeikc 20 5essc and sold off TO bS32c, where IL
closed Local receipts were S37 cars, with les OF
contract grade
Trade in light and the market was
,,.aI~ In sympathy with wheat and corn. de-
IT. On the price Of cash oats had weakening
,nauence on options. December opened 1sc 10 nc
,fg,er at 52sc 53tc and sold off TO 521sc wLere
9, closed Local receipts were 270 cars
Toroyfsfons weak on selling OF lard ana ribs
sv local packers. The weakness OF coarse grain
was a bearish factor AT the close January poTk
ss ~. eoc at SIS Sc. Lard was down &C. at - 10
Tjbs were 7lzc lower. at IS 10 -
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 10.
cars. corn 4s5 cars; oats, 2ts cars hogs lsooo
bead
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
ROND SALE
CITY OF NEw ROCHELLx. y.


Sealed proposals viii be received by the CITY Clerk
bIs office in City Hall Building corner of Main
- Nechsnfc Streets up O'Clock p Tuesday.
SsDtember L. 1907 for the purchase or all or any part
90 200 90 Registered I've per cent Strcet Improve
rent Bones. series OF 1907. OF said City OF 81 900 70
each dated September 16 1907. and maturing $1,000 90
The day 1917. and So 90 On rhe nrst
dsv, Of Nav 1919 1921 1928 and 1923 Interest pay
shie se.-anrualiy frs. days OF November and
May principal and interest payable at the Office OF ths
CITY Treasurer. .
Each proposal be accompanied BY q certified
check incorporated bank or trust company IN
tba state OF New York $1,000 90, payable 20 tns
order OF the City Treasurer o: the City OF New Ro-
cheIle
Bonds will engraved under the supervision o. and
certified their genune1e-s BY the Cnited states
Company. including tho opinion OK
counsel 10 the validity
No MD az less than par or the bonds will Be
Considered Bidders the printed form OF pro
nosa Furnished bv the undersigned Accrued interest
10 be paid by purchaser and delivery VIII be made
off of he CITY New ROch5ils
IN. 25th day OF Septenbs-. 1907
The right Is reserved TO reject aay or ali bids
Dated Rochelle. " 7. August - 1907
CHARLES KANMERMEYER. City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
CASH QuOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New SepIenUer
COFFEE coffee market quiet to-day, but
made generally steady showing owing to the stead'ness
OF European markets and continued light receipts M
primary points The close steady. net UNCHANGED 20
points higher the day estimated
1850 bags. The market oQened steady Al unchalSFI
to an greater TulSe 10
higher European cables being prevented probably by
the offerings Or recent BUYERS. Trading was TOT
active and there huTng by trade Interest,"
end shorts absorb the moderate offerings at around
opening aga franc higher at
local opening. but eased of Slightly
aftcrwarl and closed id. higher Hamburg Was
unchanged pfg higher the hour 81 the local open
ing and closed "a pfG higher Neither of The Brazan
any change in prices and the weather
hne Ia all O Receipts at the
ports 81. ou0 haGs. against 5000 bags FOR the
DAY as year. and so been
25sooOO against $4,000 last year and 3oSl
bags Iundahy receipts for the day
3l.oGD bags. against $4,000 bags last year. TEe
spot quiet. with quotations On the
Of Slac Rio No
The Of prices t the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
ICE CONTROVERSY SETTLED.
Western Company Will Now Garry ou'
Plans of Development.

The s.o.Fenoes heretofore existing between tho
Western ice interests and the protective cofniih'
Tee representing stockholders OF the Knickeroocke
ice Company of Chicago have been adjusted Eat
3sfactorfly TO all parties concerned IL was an
nounced Yesterday by representatives OF inc io.-
.s,er co-nrauv The Western Ice Company VIII
now carry out its plans Of Development "rich
have been delayed pending the settlement OF 'he
controversy. II wss added
An Snjunctio1 YES obtained last FEBRUARY %
ssockmlders representing the protective comnttee'
CT which James N Wallace. president OF the Cen
trsl Trust Company. of this city, is chairman re-
strsining Thomas. Maclay & Cos from voting on
the 81 100 shares of stock OF the knickeroocker
ice Compsny. Of Chicago, held in their name OF
by other holders ia their interest The proceedings
were based ON the ground that the laws OF I'LL
noie, in which state the Knickerbocker company
fs Incorporated. forbade the holding Of It's STOCK
by a nonresident corporation, and that the plan
- tim as~s 49, v.A.-, - Tia > stern - ~zs-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
WANT STEEL DIVIDENDS
Stockholders of american Foundrfes
-4ppeaL to Directors

cu-s-tvrout & Arpenzeller, Of No. a Pine street
10 are soliciting proxies for at the annual
-neeting in October from the stockholders OF the
American Steel Foundries Company, who seek
,nr a resumption Of the dividends the preferred
stock made public yesterday letter addressed to
-,r chairman the conpany's board Of directors
Tic letter is in part as follows:
As stockholders OF your company in our own
-.anne and as PROXY representatives OF very large
,,,,rnrer Of stockholders We request that your
1,ozrd AT its September meeting take up and Sc
-for,slv discuss the question of the resumption Of
tho flIl per dividend tie preferred stock.
IF your company is able to run its plants to
their maximum capacity without the need of any
borrowed money and If the earnings for the year
ended arc about three times the amount necessary
- nav the full dividend the preferred stock. DO
YOU not think that the company has reached the
mint where dividends should be resumed2 IN
oirer words is il fair longer to force the stock
holders Of YOUR company to lend you money with
out interest: II the decision of your board should
b against the payment of dividends at this time
az against the consideration Of the subject, viii
aou make public, or give us for the benefit of
the stockholders whom represent the reasons
for such action? The widespread interest among
stockholders OF your company at the present time
p 10 the probah hility of their having some return
On their investment should justify your making
some definite statement At Tins time"
The directors Of the company held their monthly
meeting yesterday At itz offices No % Broad
rsy hut report Of what took place was
given out Il IS understood however that no
action taken the dividend E. II. Gary.
Chairman Of the board or directors OF the United
Etztes steel Corporation. who IS director Of the
Steel FoundTies Company. said that statement
would be issued today by the board which would
Re fun reply 10 the information sought by Swart-
won't & Appenzellar. lie refused discuss what
took place the meeting
Mr. Appenzellar said yesterday that 10 old not
believe the directors had done anything about the
diyfdend for the reason that the bylaws Of the
company provide that the dates for the decara-
ton Of dividends should those Of the monthly
meetings Of the board in April. JULY. October and
January. In a talk he had had with several Of
the directors recently the latter told him that they
would give the stockholders request careful con-
federation and that they were not opposed
resumption or the dividend if conditions warranted
it He added that President " Y. Kelley had
expressed himself in the same way.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
BOND SALE

CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE. y y
Sealed proposals viii De received by ths CITY SierN
AZ his ofhce in Hall Building. corner or Aah
ard Machanfc Streets. up 8 o'clock N, TUESDAY
the purchase of al or any part
improvement Bonds. series OF 1907. OF said Cit<;
81 each. said BONDS snsll D
FOR the sum Of sII36 dated September 10 1906 a1
maturing S.. 900 90 the hrsJ day OF NAV Ibt -
OSO % on the first day OF May. 1918. and SIlSoSz
on the nrst day May 1919 interest PAYABLE semi
en,Uav on the Hst days Of November and May: prtn-
cipaI and payable az the of1cs OF the CIy
Treasurer
EacI proposal must be accompanied BY certitst
check on an incorporated bank or trust company IN .n4
S4ats 81 New York 500 o. payable to the order
of the Cttv Treasurer OF ths City ot New Rochslle
will engraved under the supervision ot and
certified their Genuineness By the Initeo States
and Trust Company. including tne oPi1io1
OF counsel s to the validity
No bid OF less than par value OF tbs bonds VII os
ronstsere4 bidders printed form % pro
posaI furnished by the undersigned Accrued interest
by purchaser. and delivery VIII he nacs
at the once city Treasurer IN New Rochee on
rhs Of September. 1907
IN. Tight fs reserved q reject any all Bids
Da.st New Rochelle y. Y. August 20 1907
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

COTTON-Tha cotton market opened steady at un-
prices decline points and closed barely
is points lower the actiEe months AZ one
during the session. Sales the day were est
mated &9pun bales Sentiment seemed 70 10 very
leIrsh ami whle there buying for turn on TIE
ferng- seemed increase moderate buEes The
opening about due the cables which were -
little lower than due the positions and e5st
right The break right after
orders reaching on ths De
cline which irrcs Is Il points below ~" chs
INK figures previous and about ~ 90 - points
lss- q This decline
and CoussryatiF" operators became
sn.Iing the market altho3En Fiii.
Predicting ultimately lower prices Iha fay iou9NihS
result uf covering ~ shorts htoIEa
there was also scattering demand for reaction but
much active On n" rasF tiaI. o.
after working 20 within . points or
nights closr Tor January tie T.AiAet Hs" "s4s
orled under realizing ty ot tho buyers the carry
break and renewal Or liquidation NeTy HIKE ne"
crop news reaching the market at The prcscnt 'Hs
arrareutlv and trade Is watching n" situation IN
cline as rarelpts increase The ~eathsF
was considered seasonab~ al sections Supefii.ca
sft Kings weekly figures. with roiIk~tIlsi.. i'oF-
;5~ rgei.ts 90 Ia bales against b.l6l last ear over
year southern HlI taAags estimated 23" bl.e Aga't @
% stock at interior owns --S-o
bales against brought into s-s lyF M
81 last year 5'H
e,arf. Port receipts 1872 l3l bales asetIsi --So'
last .DH-. overland - mills ana lih9H- "'of' Io
s.er o4f last srar: Southern uii takngs eSi!fatrd
no 90 IaeS against 1900 last ear s'S a. me- go
brought iUto slEut ii-s t44 .oF ..
So, 9f4 4na Lales against 5i5aI last year ne to'a
r-r movement fpr y days mis- season against -
DAYS last season ,... e., 80. local market