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The Washington times., 1907-08-18
TOWN SITE BOUGHT
FOR NEW STEEL PLANT

SHARON. Aug 1.-The Jones &
Laushiln Steel Company has completed
lhe purchase Of Jos acres of land, three
eighths OF a mile from Aliquippa. Il
VIII be a town site for the employees
OF the new steel plant which IS being
Duilt BY the company. The price paid
was $4,000. F-4u
The company will begin the construc-
ton OF houses Immediately. Work IS
progressing rapidly on the construction
OF tne new works at Aliquippa and il
Is stated that when conpfeted m O1S
men will be employed at this great steel
plant.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

The features OF TIE local market dur
ing the past week were the raid on Capt.
tai Traction which broke II down six
points, and the slow crumbling away
Of Mergenthalcr as the stock was feI
out. The pool IN Gas was not inclined
10 make any demonstration, and the
price fluctuations were not extensive.
In all other respects the market held
up well. and considering conditions
existing in Wall Street had several
good marks to its credit
The entire sales Of the week were as
follows.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
BANK EXCHANGES

Bank exchanges continue larger in
volume than in preceding years. the
total for last week al all leading cities
IN the United States being $2511. III, 700,
an increase OF 90 per cent over the cor
responding week Of 1905. There Is an
increase at nearly every city. with con-
unued large gains at the West. showing
an active movement IN that section.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
BRADsTREET's FAILURE REPORT,

Bradstreet's reports 146 failures in tne
United States during the week. againFt
l57 for the previous weelg. and rs. Ia.
203. and 166 for the corresponding weeks
OF 1906 20 1903 The Middle States had
30; New England 20; Southern. IS; West
ern, 20. Northwestern, 10: far West. s,
and Territories, .. Canada had 80
against IS for the preceding week. About
Sc per cent OF the total number Of con-
Germs failing had capital Of $500 OF less,
and y per cent had from 700 70 so. 90
capita1
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
FAST TIME ON BIG FOUP

On the Big -Four last Tuesday, an east
bound passenger train made the run
from Ada to Upper SandUsl1y, 2S1 miles.
miles per hour.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
NEW YORK-STOCKS, BONDS AND WASHINGTON
new YORK STOCKS

Quotations furnished by A o. Brown &
Co.. Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
MARKET OPINIONS
VERY UNSETTLED
Foreign Selling DiScourages
Hopes of Support From
That Quarter.
Large Short Interests Con
fdent and Make No Ef-
fort to Cover.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-There was a
normal temperature to. the market at
the opening and no visible indications
OF manipulation that caused special un-
easiness.
Activity with weakness developed later
on, with backing current opinion hope
leSsly chaotic Comment was loose and
impulsive and with but little trend to-
ward reinsurance or confidence. one OF
the largest wire houses advised its GUS
toners that If there was not a good
rally, q man long of stocks had bet
ter take TO the woods" This Is a sam
pie Of the talk heard Trading wa
some what governed by varying opin-
ions as to whether Administration
speeches would be assuring or the re-
verse
The floating short interests are quite
large Unuer normal conditions these
would be covered. partially at least. to-
day unless Mondays opening should be
jeopardized by something Unforeseen.
1t looked as though the sagginE to-
ward noon was more from sheer weight
than aggressive selling, but it is cvi-
dent that the markets capacity for alb
sorbing is about up to its limit. = goou
rally is not looked for until liquidation
ceases.
Foreign Exchanges Unsettled.
Today prices broke abruptly again and
declined in fact to the lowest average
levels yet touched. None of these con-
hicting movements could be directly ac-
counted for except upon technical mar
ket lines. Foreign houses were sellers
upon a moderate scale and the Lon
don Stock Exchange as we'll as those
at Paris and Berlin was very much
unsettled Continental selling on quite
a large scale was conducted in the
London stock market. The depression
in American stocks at the latter point
was quite commonly attributed to moth
ing more than the sharp reaction in the
New York stock market yesterday af-
ternoon and to rumors Of further cor
poration insolvencies in this country.
Industrial Badly Hit.
The Industrial department of today's
stock market showed many extensive
maximum declines, although it might
be said that. these were equaIed n
the railway and traction securities.
Most Of the comparatively inactive
stocks in all quarters OF the market
"HeH uedII IN dI all oFoppeu Sharply
notable case in point being North Amer
ican. The United States Steel shares
showed renewed pressure and substan-
tial losses were suffered by Western
Electric. Pressed Steel Car, and Anal
gamated Copper. The renewed pressure
on the Interborough-Metr securi-
ties was feature OF the days dealings
which created a disagreeable impress
sion. There was little to be ELECTED
from the transactions in the railway
list, and in fact comment upon the
days market on the whole did not vary
from that conducted during the past
fortnight.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK
ON WASHINGTON 'CHANGE

The following table, furnished by
Griffin Halstead & Co. brokers, 1874 F
street, members Of Washington Stock
Exchange. shows the opening, highest,
lowest. and last sales on that exchange
last week. Prices are for quotation lots
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Conservative men in wall Street think
good railroad stocks offer tempting op-
portunities but they do not say they
may not so lower
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
BANK STATEMENT.

The surplus Of the banks Is 50. .294. .O75.
against $t1Ol,500 last year, and s., ,355. .675
two years ago.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

A leading financial authority said: "I
believe the same interests which a few
months ago bolstered up stocks and
made them look good when they were
bad. now are using every endeavor TO
make them look bad when they are
good. These interests are powerful
ones. and can accomplish a good deal.
but If we follow their own methods and
buy in favorable circumstances. we Will
get the best results III
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by A O. Brown q
Co.. Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
d. HIEh.Iow-I.ast

Cap. Traction 5's..... -1l0E IlUj+ 10 10
Washington Rwy. As. sU@a S0si SOS s0ss
Pot. Elec. Light 5's...I03 lo3 los los
Washington Gas Cer-le4 lo4 lo4 lG
The Washington times., 1907-08-18


The gross receipts Of the Hill lines in
July increased more tnan $500 600. ac-
cording to the most reliable estimates.
The Northern Pacific showed the great
est increase, 1t having Sl,266 4Sl. The
Burlington is next with an increase Of
substantially $1,000 O0O while the increase
on the Great Northern was only S276, ,222
J. p. Morgan's return is fixed for
Tuesday next, and traders think there
may be something doing in the stocks
that are credited with being his special
care.
+. Augustus Heinze is TO organize
a new bank in Seattle, Wash, OF which
purchased In that city near the Rainier
Grand Hotel. and plans have been ap-
proved for a building which will be one
Of the best in the State.
Cutting the melon" is striklngly fit
as a Wall Street synonym for declaring
a dividend-melOns are largely water.
General Electric Companys stock
shows shrinkage Of SIS OOO. 900, as com
pared with year ago.
The Empire Savings Bank has posted
notices TO the effect that as a result
Of increased earnings the interest rate
TO depOsitors will soon be increased 10
4 per cent per year. The bank is now
paying 3 and 31h per cent interest.
Where did all the stocks come from
that were sold lately7 Many OF them
had been bought on margin, it is true,
but others represented actual invest
ments, thrown over by scared or tired
holders.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

II is an astonishing commentary on the
cha nges that have taken place In market
valuations in the past few months to
say that II the Union Pacific railroad
had not liquidated any of its Hill stocks
its entire profits in the Northern Pacific
campaign would have been wiped out
now and II would be under a loss today
because the Union Pacific paid more in
1901 for its Northern Pacific stock than
the proceeds OF that Northern Pacific
stock after putting 1t through the North
crn Securities operation and converting
it into Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and Northern Securities stubs could be
sold for now.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

3eidncr, ourd) mcI6cu 9uoitdn0e
binfort unmoglih acmoNt mcrOcn
loQcn.
Phi Den oclitidcn @otidnlIcn lit
0c9enmGrtig cine GltBcrIt itorfc Be
iue9ung gcgcn oos Northumberland
bon NuSldnocrrL tomcntiid) NuiicL
i'm @on0c. Tie Stuocntcn Der llni.
pCriitGtcn Berlin, @cip}ig mo Strnb.
burg hobcn @cid)liiiic onganonlmcl,
III mclfen lie Dir NciNrGnfuu0 Der
3uIoiiu1N umGcbilOe,,g, mbcnlittcltcr
uno iojioliitil1cr Girmcntc prlou0cl1.
Nod McIouuN ans Nirn 9cltoltctc
lih Die Groucrfeicr i'm &oiburNs Gbcn.
fer onlGBlid bcS Yblebcta 2emtusfp'@
81 elmer bodit inlpoio0ten GcrCmpnic
llebcr 5peitaaicnN &crioncr nobnlell
horon Sbcil. ia,
Grnit b. 8oiior!'0 lod,ter nGe.
iorto," meld)e triibey I'M yMctropoIi.
tom Opera @oltir" IN 9tcp 9orf uui.
trot, it, mie ollS 0}iinden bcrihtct
miro SUR Nperet1e iIbergc9onNcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
8cItern MaralanS Giicn6abn.

Bepinneno %. s~ooem6er. neridbt SiueusS Citation
SHgi'dl.
4 10 Worgets-Sbne1poft, SulsrStofpH, ~R. q
@.sNobn," 01pnesboro, Ghanibersburg un6
nusgeroulmen Sonntaa. S1ncod uno Gurns
herinuo.
3,04 GGhm. - Accommodation nan Union.
9'rteGe. fJluie tdalib, 1nsgetonnien Sonnina
Dor Sdnohfr, 9ettosburg nno y. uno s.
EiOifiou RuHfien.
'4.b5 gdbm. 9rpreB. SaiptItnte. Soaers.
toDu. Sdncod. Sbipperat@rg ufo. ansgerons
men SoHrtn1 5reoertd iino Gnmttshlrg.
gdrloifgSlpaOn.
Ednftdl, ansatnontmen Gpnntaa.
6.t5 ROrpen5 - Oori. Z. uno s.. Iieiften nne
SGuptltnte 6ftIib ban gmorn'@robe. Ionic
gaTliele.
7.5o g%7orgenb - aiiom. mad 9tpbfieIs. fcipis
Gumiteburq,
1000 Wor0en9 ~ gBeTtrrn Grnreb, Beftintufier.
grm gSirofor. linton Gribqe. gruceniae (Sre.
berid). 5hit.riont, WueneSboro, Chambers
burp. S1aerstofun, SaEcod. Cumberland unS
gliius. Buffet obfernafioNSs Gaaaeou.
5.33 glut5m. Accommodation nab 6dnober.
6.25 gbeunS--Ntiom mad Union Vrioae.
sur TeuueritasS uno samtaas.
tt.25 gbeHo5 - Mffou. mad lniuusprtbQe.
Eur spuntags.
$50 Wlpraeus -gifotn. mad tlniort4sribse urb
SnuOocr. {,
= Sdlt Mot an @ennfbI Thar a.slps. STATION on.
u. MDberti1n, y. %. 6umen,
sen. '@efhdftSiibrer. Sen sRaft. 'Hsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Sompfer pcrlprcn.

GurcfM CAL 8. WfGr5. - Ger
0ompier Corona" Capt. Bon, OaS
bette Sdiii ser nEaciiic Goat Stcom.
hip Co. Iie8t, Elm p%oQitdnoige0
@rof, aui Sem norOliden NuSIGnicr
Der Sumbolbt. San6bars. Ger Gam.
pier, nit nohe5u 100 Eoiiogicren on
@oro, Itieb bel Oent &eriudc, in itiirs
miider See sic Soieneinfabrt SIT &c.
minnen, gegen Die Sonobonf. llntcr
ben Yaliogicren 6rouen uno NfGn.
uer, cntIton0 Gin Yaltif, bod gclon2
eS Sen acknowledgement MortCn ser
SHiifsmanniddlt, oic in iinnloiCr
Ingit hin ltn0 Der rcnncn0en SCltte
81 bcrrbi9en ulO lie oui OaS StnrIn.
Serocd 5t bringen, no lie auabnrrs
ten bis ndd) ntebreren Stlm0en Die
eyicbnte Hettung fam. @nlo, nod
Sem Ser 9nmpicr ouiSerumt mar,
.ruroe Gin Ncttu1gsboot inter Sci.
ting ocS Grortiermciiter5 @unu FLAIR
ocmadt unO itieB NIT orei SeeIcutcn
unO orei 3ni id)enbedS EoiiaBiercn
Gil @oro bon Dem Sd)iiie ob. &n Der
@ronbung o6cr ihlu9 Ons Boot ioiort
nm, uno Der MIotroic &errifion cr.
tronf. Guortiermeilter @unll ulO
sic nn0eren 2clltc IN Dem Boot er-
reidtcn baS liter. Sin 5lpcttcS hct.
tlrnasboct inter GcmmonOo 0c9 =.
SiiijierS y. Eonnn muroe bilabge.
lalien lln0 erreid)te, libel 5ugeridJtet,
nit Icincr WcniAenlait ben Strano.
Z. q. Sotbcru Gin friiberer Matroic
Der 9unoesilottc. Der ouf Dem Gam
pier ais 9tod)npddter ougeltellt mar,
buno cine Hettlt19slelne I'M leinen
aorper, nm lie iApimmcllO al Son6
81 bringen Ooh balo rib Die Seinc
uno Sotbcrn tOrlnte nur nit Oiiibe
aereltet peroen. Mebrere perge6lid)c
8eriud)e mur0en gemadt, cine Nets
trngsleine Dom liter ouf oos @rad
al idieBelL un0 Capt. &enaig pom Der
: Observation-Disclosures Iil6r
ialicBIi6 nit icinem Boot onrf oie
granouna oui Sen G9mpier 81. Gas
8agnib eelaug uno Die H~ettungsleinc
bcfcitiat Oob pergipgeu nod
mcbrere Stmocn. bis allc eelrtc oil
9oro iii SiAerbcit aebrudjt marcn.
Capt. Bono lbar Der Sebtc, ser Dos
aeItranoete Sdiii periieB. Gie gcrct.
teten Gaiiogierc muroen nad) Gurefd
gebradt. AQe b0tten onrd) Die ilber'
ltiir3enoen @oger utb ole lln6iloen
Aos Ilo++or. ;d,rrpr nplittp,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Iarplano & Eenuinluan;a g.. g..

3tur perlnfen Rsrtt.Np t nHe. gtatioL
7,30 %orin. mad gorf idaliG, ausgencr,nen
Spnni1ps.
$50 1orm. md leila, MIR SonutGqs.
$50 Norm. Ha9 Beloir tdgIi6, GusGenorrs
men Gprutdg5.
leo Nadhin. na@ NeIair. MIR enmflas.
1896 9iGbri. fdb Dorf tdglid. nusgeuommer
Gunutng5.
4.05 Eadni. nnh SeIia. nnr SorniaQs.
4.45 ginohrn. Hnh Rstair tdaIi6, dusgenoms
men Gonrtng5.
600 gbenoe nan Celia tdgit6, auSeenom'
men SounirIs
100 Stheahs rah Delta. .ur Sonntags.
1880 @bfnbS nnh BeIutr, Wliiiiuon II. Cant
itda
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Fc!alfShtdtuuqpona mad yicips Orrt itno be,
rett 8uir (Stbrnii6 in Der Gumoens uno ut
Nnr lIsEintiCu i'm 10 90 abenos.
", nab Ntinutie.6iip IN Nodentaacn; q,
ND Atiauiie. Gitp id9lib; 7, nan Attautie.Gttb
SonninqS. aqt 8iige Gdlien In &ilmlustoh.
s tdIi in SbeNer an.
9hila,s Gtfom., Gamoen. Station, 1918 Ecrin. u,
1920 Tddnt, 1910 @benos; Qlt. Nohdir5iniion,
1921 GorH., i2 % 9ia6ut. 26.t5 ebenos.
4bereeeu stfpni., GnmacnsS tntion, 21.00
Radm., !Gt0 IbeuoS: nj. REHABILITATION
2t.05 Id6m. 1915 stbenhS.
Jteierbitura bon Rdum IN Sdiluf, ooer Pdrs
IcrsgSGpgons. Cpfifernien etc. prroeu i6netf be,
fnrQt her Telepaon in nteu i~Uigenber BILLET
r.. Gt. RAM 1924 ooer yPo., GonrtIouo 1901;
mt. HoDnI Etntiou. 6. & 81, MI. Vernon 8i23:
COMMUNICATION Sninruaiiotis ,Niireau, G. 4 e.
p. RnuI $40. ooer Wo., Count. Ino s126. uRf
W. sc, GAasGrp1osoa5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Baltimore Gampf Tadet So.
isuts uub Suptrid flat gat.2tuis.)
Die Der. GinutensRoft bef5rbernb.
Tampier ,.9irginia" ften), ,,Nlabumd,"

.@epraia." ysrnneHrr".
8dmpier ffbren iiaIjf. GountdgS aiisaeror,'
ntn, bon ben ,9aboinie" .RierS, Nr. f0--t8,
g~io3tGtrabe. $50 Hbeuhs, btreft nnd C.b
lko,r' Comfort gioriuif. Bortsn1oufb une a1en
I'inften hcs Sioens. gertirorng in Go
9soin. Comfort NIT .g. & g, Gtfenba9n". glup
Gidbntouo, Berbinoun9 In Portsmouth nit bent
aGeuboaro gtr CINE" fpiloer Sug mad 4orte.
mouth unb gItIdntu. IN gorfolt 8erbinouna
init Der .%sttlantie COAT 2ine." %eloriuIf uno
mefiIib mo oh Dominion Cine" md Rerp.
siemfg1orf.
Woblletteu rn6 elropfifhem Blame. 9lirr.
rt1fe Vniiiien8iMner, e~Ieftrtfhe 8e.eutttlIna,
simmer IN ben BiIlet.9irrnur Der ~Bab Cine
CIR. 1O7. GftsNnItimrre, Strabe. Nt. 500 iino
50s. 0iabt.GfrGbe, g. ~ G. Office. SiosftsG6s
baltimore uuo gaIoertsStrnbe, Continental
9ruit lhl.;oir8" uHo aibaugt's @r. 100. Torn'
GburleSsStrnbe.
Sobn ". Gbeeuupb, E. Brepn,
Wce'Brdf. u. @et. .Uiarnger. 6cu. sYafI Scent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
WINS 9enti9lanb.
Sine m6glide Geiie bes Gaiicrs nadl
GupcnbHgcu.

NeIfcns mo polniihe %9lbgeoroncte
oroben nit Nieoerlegen 'ibrer
Manoatc uno Auslieierung ibrer
8abIfreiie an Die So5ialiitcu. =
Ger NbiticO Oes Groieiiors Bur.
geB. - &ultuSminiiter D. Stuot
onae6li6 omtsmiioe. - Die @r.
morOung oes jungen MiaionGrS
Sen0ihl in Wiiin6en. Sans
Rihter bat Nifts iibrig iitr 2lme-
rifa un0 Die 9(nlerifaner. - Slt.
tcreiinutcr Griminolpro3cB III
SdleIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
WerdnntS G. Diners Sransport. So.
Tnmpfer.qtule

Sradt nno @aNagiere.
tGadI Bottom nno bent Often
front, 0ienfi, Sornerii.. SnnIft.. 0 ubr gboS.
+sladl 9rppibeucr uub benz Eifen
Gonntng, Wlitilpoh. Sreitae, O llhr Mbenos.
*s,adI Neppprt.s,eiuS NIB Totfnff
tiplih, q lthr gfbenoS.
*6rn6t nngcnnTrlct tdaIid BITS 5 tlbr Tah..
fir b~euieIben 9u0 nbfabrenoe 3amefer.
9iadi Snnnnnah nth benz Gtbeu
S%tenfiaa Tourerftue, Ganftng. o llbr abenoS
II. =. Surin, gsent. Conc 9od.
S~auptsVHrenu: 8crrians nno 2iBbt. Strahe.
Gt3,1&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Tragt die ,DeS OFts, Die Ibr lwmer Gssautt Hab
s ss'if, &NWzZM
Won

GGiie snr 9iciic in'S NuslanS be.
io,at e. Iainc, Nr. Alb, Sit-ynlti'
morc,S traIc, uabc Goitumbouic.Auc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

ssu!ob Mieb' ,Diefoble, edle,"
MprNuit s(sfe mn QutEs nth GuffPff, Str

Sa~upiuIHriier bes (Sefdnabertin5 ar 10.
Sic. Stnalnnosu teoen SonHeriidpstbenb
8eridmmiu1gen oeS rGenienninl Wiebper'
Wereins" teot1 9. urh d. 2ieitiiaq i'm
W;cnni. 9eIepDoit-g. q II. @ctfe t75B "
&nntpa uno StabIanotpp n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
ed,r7ibt's ,GideHfrun ,.Snuc,'
lgae 4 unn ltnRnh Nal

pht D. Hhp VpHNH"Ct'uNt.
Snltptannrtter 0ee gGapern ser. Nlnt rRers
ems" a@iherirarB : Sdmen $ Ger7ius."
a9dnior Smtnerpdbrea EEL Baus Mno Yeihs
GereinS aGeiiffe @tytiib.tmfeit" uHo
pScfpers9onildoe @r. AIS, !. 3. s.
SrifhtS l9ier gu jeher 3tit. - q. & g.
5elepbDu. BoIfe 1923 8.
6priug's Canton eteocrfraas.Saar,"
saotjeft'sfe q. gar. u. Tsits.iur., eautpn.
Srlptdlqrtier hes .enntons1ieher.raH5"
SinGifunot iehsr @itirodh Nb.no. Der
i6 aIHs sIns, ossIoa,mf,i wy ,ehsm 5tsJ'
gbe, npenfe' leIeponu - @0lIe 14E3 s..
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lBAErlH]MRE&OnID
RAILROADO ~
. 2dgIib. 4dullp, unogelUnImen Sonniag
ydir S0liiiaB.

bet 9dm6ensS IGtipn Ha1 s9aiBiugtou an
gbpbcutuaen 100 @prut. bis 500 gtbtnos.
gSaibinGton, p~crlaien ~. 1ionals citation
*G.O5. F645, l7.1C. 100, $3.50, +V.55, ll0.5l,
!it.o3, 2ii.h5 2Iorul.. #12.t3, !l2.b5, lI.55.
'243. 1850, ale, li.55. 1855 @afnl., sos,
J 1865, 500 (2imlieO), 'l0.55, ,-1l:23 Ibeno9;
+ perl. gnu9 s'tsG taiiut 300, *G.15, 1880. 100.
1920, 1909, +s.20, 5000, 1000, ltl.00 Barn,
1890 or, lt2.O2, tl222. 400. 2i.O5, 200,
ga6rrY 1000. *G.19. 1920, ZOO. $500, .s.t6
(2imitebj, 1000, 1905. *ti.10. +11.32 Who's.
Nndapplts Wi. Disqualification, 1850 mn
1906 Born. "a nd uno l5.55 gtu6rt. @ambeip
Gtaiiun, 800 uuo 1900 Scrm lt2.0G Wti.iags.
300, rs 35 Nnrbm. uno 1900 N6etbS.
5renerif, 9dnocn' StGtiOn, l735 uno H9.l5
Born. 1925. 1850 III $500 9iG6nt.
9tindeiier. vi. Mohnl, no gorm., l2.43.
+ $3.50 "ndnt.; Concentration. l7.20 Sor1.
/ 200, 1850 lno a 90 9inthnt,
SG9cretoiua, W. NopaltStatton, ITO BORN,
1850 Idhnt.; characterization. 1870, !7G5
80rn., l3.bC, 90 Madm.
Gnicutt'6itp mo VT, Airt, @anfoensS tniion.
l7.35 29.i6 &orIit., l1.25. 1850. $50 Gn1nt,
$3.50. *lf.46 glbenbs
9nrah, GRi. ginDnl E%tatton. '2.43 Naant.:
Gdnoen. AZ 90 gdchiH.
S.Unal Gfue Cine
nan Fhitnoclpbta nHb Hctu .Nort.
Heter Selmifls an Der Recommendation
| Sttube. Pepss)orf, beduenl mao Sotels. IbentetS
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-09-11
Colt Show.

At the mule colt show here last
Saturday, given by Black & Birkhead
for colts of their jack, Cyclone" Mr..
Harve Williams, of Taylor Mines, re-
ceived the $3.50 premium in the ring
for horse mules. Mr.. j. ID. Taylor, of
near Beaver Dam, received the $3.50
premium in the ring for mare mules.
The following gentlemen acted as
judges: Mr.. John C.. Riley, Mr.. Os
Bratcher and Mr.. Joe Bennett. There
were twenty odd colts shown and were
pronounced by all present,as being the
incest lot of mules seen in many
years. After the ribbons were tied
Mr.. j. X. Tinsley sold his colt to
Mr.. Harve Williams at SIS, Mr.. Will
Jams also bought a colt from Mr.. VIM
Brown at SIS. Mr.. Richard Plummer
bought a colt from Mr.. Travis at SIS.
Mr.. ]. X. Tinsley has realized alto
gether 800 for his colt having won
the $25 premium at the Street Fair in
July. Many owners missed good
prices for their colts by neglecting to
fix them up and have them here.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-09-11
Some Figures,

Kentucky produces over one-seventh
of the tobacco crop of the world and
over one-third of the tobacco crop of
the United States.
Kentucky, North Carolina and Vir-
ginia produce over one-half OF the
tobacco crop of the United States.
Wisconsin stands fourth in the list
of tobacco-producing States, both in
amount raised and price received.
Kentucky, North Carolina, Virginia,
Wisconsin and Ohio produce over
three-fourths of the tobacco crop of
the United States.
The average price of tobacco in
Kentucky has advanced from 100 to
800 per cent. since the latter part Of
1906, due entirely to the organization
of the farmers in the Society of Equi-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-09-11
Notice.
patton.

As committee selected by the
stockholders of Ohio County Tele-
phone Co., We hereby give notice that
the business of the said Ohio County
Telephone Co. is being closed and we
arr winding up the affairs of said
company. II any person has a claim
against said company same should be
presented to the undersigned for adj
justment.
On Saturday, September 81, 1907, at
the court house door in Hartford
Ky, We will sell to the highest and
best bidder foe cash in hand the fran
ch!se and property belonging to said
Ohio County Telephone Co. The
property consists of 9 Williams Elec-
trit 1900 Ohlh Bridging Telephones
located as follows: each at Herbert
Lyonia, Narrows, Dundee. Sunnydsle.
Sulphur Springs. Concord, and 2 at
Fordsville. a telephone line from
Hartford to Fordsville, including a
spur to Sunnydsle. Also q part of a
linS from Zion church to Herbert.
This September 10. 1907.
J. d. Cooper,
NJ s. Ragland,
31t4 G. B. Likens, Com.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-09-11
CERALvO.

Sept. 9.-Mrs. George Casebier, ant
children visited relatives near Para
disc and Rochester recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Fulkerson went
to Central City last Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Fulkerson returned re-
Gently from a visit with relatives and
friends a; Island Station.
Mr.. J. H. Wood went to Beaver
Dam last Saturday.
Miss MauJe Barnard, of Central
City, visited her mother here last Sun.
day.
Mr.. l.. A. kimmel and family Wis
tied relatives near Rochester recently.
Mrs. Jesse Everley went to the
Mammoth Cave last week.
Miss Matte Wood returned last
Monday from weeks visit with rel
atives and friends in Central City.
Master Owen Jones returned re-
cently from vincenns, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Baker, OF
Nashville, Tenn, visited Mr.. Bakers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jshn w. Bak-
er, near here, recently.
Miss Grace Richardson, Of Franklin,
Ky, is visiting friends at this place.