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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

compared with III cars last week and 755 cars
q year ago
Closing Of the September deal which Vas acco-1-
panied BY a decline OF SC from the high point %
the day was the feature of trade II the corn
market The price OF this delivery advanced lc
from last nights close early n the session en-
bJying BY shorts. but late in the day the price
dropped from &c Isc the short interests not
being large enough % absorb offerings thrown On
the market By holders IL claimed that 80
J!re deliveries were inclined be dru the greater
damage BY frost. and also result OF the re-
port Of a local expert which showed that about
100000 acres seeded 70 corn mad been abandoned.
0O 900 bushels o. 90 bushels less than mat
The market closed irregular. with September 40
firm. The local receipts were IS cars. with s. OF
contract grade
Oats for September delivery were firm nearly az
day. while future deliveries were inclined 70 %
weak. The hrmns OF September was due TO buy
ing by shorts. and the heavy OF the distant de-
lverles was chiefly the OF selling pressure
rom cash Interests The market closed about
steady. with prices shade lower 10 sc higher.
Local receipts were IS cars
Renewed Liquidation OF October pork caused weak
ness IN provisions during the hrsJ half Of the DAY.
in the latter part % the session buying OF lArd
by packers caused a steady feeling ID lard and
ribs although pork continued weak AT tEs close
prices were &c 70 71ac higher TO DOC lower
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow wheat 3
cars; lE2 cars oats ~ cars Ecss -SVtV mead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept. s0-Brisk demand for the cash
grain at outside domestic markets caused hrrn1ess
in the LEGAL wheat market to-day. closing prices
showing net gains Of Ls4&c to &C Corn closed IT.
regular. Oats closed steady and provisions irrsg-
ular-
The wheat market opened easy. owing TO weak
ness OF foreign markets. prices being q shade
higher 10 l4c 20 Ssc lower A hrmer tone developed
before the end Of the first half hour on buvirc bv
several Of the leading operators. and throughout
the remainder OF the day sentiment was inclined
TO favor the bulls Advances at Nlnneep polls and
Duluth and a revival in demand for cash wheat
we're largely responsible fer the druness. North
western -four mills were reported 70 have bought
considerable cash wheat at Kansas City. and ad-
vices from the Northwest claimed that farmers de-
Nveries had fallen Of from 90 20 30 per cent. and
that receipts Minneapolis and Duluth would soon
show a decrease the result. The arrivals to-
day at Winnipeg were less than usual owing. IL
said. TO unsettled weather for the last few
days. Texas and Southeastern mills were reported
10 have bought cash wheat at St Louis. and To-
Iedo reported d good demand from Chic mills. Elk
port demand here was quiet, bur seaboard reported
- boat loads taken for export chiefly durum The
market closed hrn- Clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal To $50 000 bushels Primary receipts
were l6g9 bushels compared with es3 600 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF Loss cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York September so 1908
CoFFEE-The Coree market opened steady at IN
charged prices advance OF points, Sased on
slightly then steaed foreign buytns with the close
steady, unchanged points higher Sales were
reported q q $50 bags. The the opening
rejected higher French cables, while the market
eased slightly during middle session under scatter
ing liquidation there seemed 10 be quite good zeal o
buying tho close. which at practically the
best point the day. The market at Havre was =
higher the hour Of the local opening and closed
Hamburg unchanged 70 4 higher
Of the Brazilian markets Rio IS refs lower ana
Santos unchanged Receipts the two ports were
IS COO baEs including 1000 81 Santos The comparisons
FOR last year considered OF little value guide
70 the crop as is interrupted by labor
troubles does not influence sentiment IN
ma direction in fresh supplies ap
PEARS TO be effect interior buyers and
l street merchants report fair demand Tor the
SPOT New York warehouse deliveries on tues
ssv we're "A 9dS bags 1852 for the same day
last rear The weather State OF sac Pailo vas
cIoT,5v 20 nrr for spot coffee was STEADY
yrf.I Quotations o., the basis OF 61@c fo- Rio No
The range Of prices IN the local market 10
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
EusopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. 30.-CIosng: WHEAT-spot strong
cern5e- IS T1d, March. 5 sid CoF1N-sPot quiet;
December Sad FLOUR-Wt1ter patents steady.
Ss "a HOPS at London fPschc COAST steady q les
---o5s RFEF-Extra India firm, HOS PORK
Prime mess Western. firm. rs cd HAMS-Snort cut
7 q 10 firm 50. BACCS-f,uulb erIaCc cut.
Is. "a so h. firm 5ss Cd short RIB - 20 "a % firm
9s ga long clear rniidss. light . to 81 10. firm.
ss sd lonE clear r1iddIes. heavy So 70 20 10. firm
53s Sd. short clear hacks 15 to 20 b n-l, SIS Sc
clear bellies Il 20 10. firm SOS SHOULDERS
square II 20 IS Ii. +5s Sd LARD-Pri1ls
Western IN ter~es 52s Sd American refined IN
pals hrru. SIS %. CHEESE-Canadian finest white
new f-rl Sis. finest colored. steady,
Sic TAT Oy--Trir.a CITY firm. cas TTRPENTIN-
S1rf-s steady IINSEED OIL dull 24s
PETROL EI-Af steady nd. ROSIN-Common steady IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

Dbl 81 5Oas2 80; do long cut s1gS1 80: EGGPI4ANTs
Jersey. per Dbl s1as1 80; GREEN CORN per loo &c
KAI.z,- Dol, 25T30c: LETTUCE, state Der pas
ker 20a5Oc; DO per box. 2Og4oc; do nearby. per Dol
25G75c: LIMA BEANS. Long Island and Jersey. 20
tato per basket. 81 25aS1 10 10 per bag T5e4sl 500
nat, 5Oc9S1 %; ONIONS. Connecticut and E-as[ern
white per BIOL 81 50GS; and yovg. 81 25asl %
do state and Western, white. crate, 75c9Sl % %
bag 81 I2aSl 81: do orange County yellow per bag
SIISI S1dS1 81: do Long Island and JERSEY
yellow Per Dbl. 81 25as1 80: do jersey white
pickle rsr basket 81 25HSI 10; white. per
basket slasI .: PEAS Virginia per basket 81 5O9
81 80: PEPPERS bulluose. red per Dbl, SlGSl % DO
buIlnose green 5nG75c: long red, per Dbl I5cSl;
long 5065c: % cheese. red I5cESl % SRs7
green 5DEL75c: PUMPKINS bbl. 5O5 zoe; FAEtS-
EIPS DER Dbl S1GS1 %: ROIEAINE. per Dbl, 25Gt5c;
do per basket. 2DG35c: STRING BEANS state, wax
per basket 25E65-: green. 25g50c; do NEARBY, Per
basket or bag l5G5Oc Virginia wax per basket .
rJJc- green. 2JG4tc. SPINACH per BASKET f1
co per Dbl. 5o6E55c, SQUASH. Hubbard, per Dol SIG
81 y do marrow 5SE Zoe URSIPS. Canada TuLaoaSa
Ta- bbI 81 do other rItabaga per Dbl bag. IJef
81. 90 white per Dbl. JOG7Jc, TOMATOES state Per
bush basket. 35dJOc; do JERSEY. COX -9stc " -
TERCl.ESS, per 100 punches. 81 259s1 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
Diladend Notices.

FIRST
Ada, MINI, Independent School Dis
trict, School, Building
Auburn & Syracuse ElectricR.R Co,
First & Refunding Mortgage Gold
Bay County, Mich, bird Street
Bridge RefundinE
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway Co,
Equipment
Canon City, Colo, School District
No. I, High School
Charleston, H., Refunding Water
Charlotte, Mich, Sewer
Chehalis County, Wash, School Dis
trict No. %
Dayton, Ia, Water Works
Des Moi1eS, Ia. City Railway Co.
Refunding Mortgage Gold
Dominion Power & Transmission
Co., Ltd, Hamilton, Ontario,
Temporary Cert II -ates
Fort Dodge, Ia, Refunding
Gaiesburg, Ill.,, Electric Light Works
GreenvilIe, Tenn, School, Series "A"
Inter-Urbzn Railway Co., DeS
MoineS, Ia. First Mortgage Gold
Jerseyville, Ill, Ref nding
Knoxville, Tenn, Market School
House; Public Improvement
Lenox, Ia, Independent School Dis
trict. School Funding
Memo minee, Mich, Returning
Niddletown, MY, Water, Series "A ~
Monmouth, H., Refunding Water
Mount Airy, N. Car, Water Works,
Electric Liz ht and Street ImP't
New KenSington, Penn. School Dist.
NewW h2tcom, Wash. Municipal Gold
Odessa, Mo, Electric Light Works
Rock Island. Ill.,, Board of EduCa-
ton. School District Refunding
Schiller Company Chicago, H.,
Funding Mortgage Gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

COTTOS-Ths cotton market huctuageo go -
a. -s- decline Of l points Sales were estlasten
90. La1es market opened steady Al an So-
Sance OF point decline Of points: &no SHORTY
points net higher on cover
- .4nDo-- from Of the recent large buyers
T- tbs weather map made good showing the improve
- 80 5-ectton seemed be accompanied by IN
creased southern offerings, and prices soon easea on
- ,-1ors o11, point from the lowest
- There was selling Of the winter months
6e- s1111oses 70 be hedging by Liverpool merchant
TC-eI eve-r issued crop report making the conoiCon
7N against 10 month. but this was SO close 70
e-s--sTf7rs that Il little effect on The mar
e+ which has apparently discounted government re
s. and per cent Il was r ported that
o-ys1irarfou made the condition = per cent
sn me amount of gianed to September . 3uV-
000 rEiz The Southern Buyers Association est
mates the Texas crop 55 per cent greater man as
Commissioner OF Agriculture or
, likes the crop Of only 1900 coo bales.
eai5s- lO0 600 year. The decline here during the
ss--o ,as rrobablv promoted BY reports OF lower
Te~io- s-ot markets southern markets on
reported were unchanged to &c lower The weather
nm shaved no rain and temperatures averaged little
b-h.r The range prices in the local
- -5a-v,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
ding Guf: sales 500 bales southern markets were
sies Y59 6sie. T,T@oIs stead unchanged at az
AUGUSTA quiet lie lower At 2s l-es ssss I+ 4s
ROCK steady. unchanged al SI thaT T5 9uie
1ie Toger a. :, e.. sales $50 bales New orleans
me- Ia ~ al a. sales 80 bales estimated
Tsesps ar leading POINTS for IauTsday With
3s77 last year; Galveston. 1850 1880 bales
against Is last and year and New,
Orleans 1000 10 5000 bales against 3s22 last week and
Cotton Exchange special Lerpool cables Spot cotton
futures opened steady points lower points
lover on distant months et9sed easy a. net aeoe 2 q
November December, 71sd: DecenaberJanqsr SEC:
August 3anchester-Yarns quiet and firm; cloths
FoUR And an T ss in a fS %P aa
portaat Rye -four continues quiet at practically Gn
On the New York Produce Exchangs; spring patents,
ents s. 4cgs4 spring clears s. 2og$t 60 eSt 5s 70
RI 2 Il @ 1se 90 fAfFTn quoted
and yeiisgy 81 75aSl 50: coarse 81 e5qSl 20 FED
irregular: city hr quoted: Wss'e .5 sFiIs
dog 81 90 ei,T bran - e St ?N al oc5obr shipment
Hanag bop SO 5SsSS6 bulk $50 7oe&3 20 sacks oil
GRAIS|WHEAT- only =. ! mo@gTs5s
someTst liquidation in order al tines a.
rno4 near . 4
there sharp rise export rlrnors when lt
anal prices higher. IS high as 10 loacs He.S
talked Of trsnspired that much OF y cane
ION the rrevlols day actual business being limited
according 70 local about 81 loads IN aA
r5or there was milling demand at Minneatt'tls
r5 some large Eeaboard cearances OF ~het
er5 -four broa 1000 bush. and ne primal
T-o-ensu owing lighter Northwestern Re eipts was
5,vn bush. compared with 6S5,Do push \
decrease, owing 70 lIEhteE
country offerings the Northwest At Duluth and Nit
nespos the o59 contrasted WITH OF
cars last year Winnipeg receipts were rs -srs as
and there was some ta4 from
tai quarter Increased movement n the near future
in contrast the predictions OF llgter receipts from We
fb-ee Northwestern The Liverpool market was
49,, a. ayrected closing = q I'D lower wheat
- Ne- york was firm, closing as follows; No 2 REQ
E az 57sf 0SGs elevator s. Oss sfoat. No l
%orrbe-n Duluth 81 II, and No hard winter y uo1<
: = COR%-A good unesrtone prevailed IN corn
the close. when the late TaiIy
considerable covering Last prices
e-e net higher except September a. chicago which
under manipulation broke % bush and closed al bot
+r7 REPORTS light frOsl damage and bu-Isn est-
sre bv one OF Wesern crop experts accounted for
ariv steadiness market Receipts were light
botb a. Chicago the interior tie latter aEEre-
eoi closed partly higher. Cash sea1Y
No red quoted a S7ssc TO arrive oATS-The
os+s market quiet all and AZ 1rst rather weak
er roft taking although later X stesdied with other
New York closed as folloHs
natural white % 70 81 10 o3tz a
sgo and clipped white ~ 10 ~ n h5+3Tolc- RYE
1srg,et dun No Western. S@4c z o New YORK
"a FY-AlarSet quiet Mailing. 6Od6lc Buffalo,
and feeding 63Z 9644c New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
Winsiow, Lanier & Go.
So CEDAR STREET.
NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS
ARE PAIABLE AT Our BANKING house ON
AND AFTER
OCTOBER ISL. 1908.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RI CO. Cen N-ge As
Franklin, Indiana
LawrenCeourg. Returning
Monroe County Ind, Funding SIS
NlaSa-a FAILS Power ca Canadian Coll s. Departures
PiLtso-rgh Fl Wayne & chicago RI co. 1sr Ntgs- "a
Series D.
PITTSBURGH Fl Wayne & Chicago Ry- Co ID 3Ttzs IS.
Series K
Pittsbu-gh. r WAYNE & Chicago Ry- Co Sd 1ftgs.
Income IS. Reg
Pittsburgh. Fl Wayus CHICAGO Pv S1s-f4T cl7-
stock Quarterly Dividend IA. -
Portsmouth. Ohio Street Improvement Bonds
OCTOBER SD.
Greenfield. Ind. IS
OCTOBER 6IH
Pittsburgh. IT Wayue & chic R.. CO Reg Guar.
stock Quarterly Div. IA
OCTOBER 7TH.
Portsmouth, Ohio. Street improvement IS
OCTOBER I5TH
Pulaski County. Indiana Funding s.
OCTOBER 18Th
Greenfield, Indiana
OCTOBER 20TH
Portsmouth Ohio street improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
Dividend Notices.

FIRST (ContinuedD
Shelby County, Tenn. Court House
Furnishing and Fitting
South Bend & Southern Michiyan
Railway Co. First Mortgage Gold
Springfield, Vt, Water Works, First
Series
,Wall1 Walia, Wash, School District
No, /, Refunding
West PA rs, Mo, Water Works and
Electric Light
WilkeS-Barre, Penna.. School District
York, NE, School District No. II,
Refunding
SECOND
Poplar Bluff, Mo, Refunding
Henry. H., Water Works
SEVENTH
Marion County, Ore, School Dis
trict No. "a
Mitchell, S. Oak, Independent School
District, RefundiEg
TENTH
Fayette, Mo, Water Works
Morgan County. Ga, Court House
FIFTEENTH
Bethany. Mo, Water Works
Burleigh County N D2t., Rsfunding
Carroll Ia, Independent School Dis
trict, School Funding
Chippewa County Mich. ,Refunding
Clinton County, Mo-. Funding
ISlip, NY, Union Free School Dis
trict No.
Pzna, ILL.,, High School Building
WinnSboro, S. Car, Electric Light
and Improvement
Woodlawn Township, N. Oak, Re-
funding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

Coupons due October Isr 1905 from First Cen
eral Mortgage Si1kinE Fund Fou- Per Cent Bonds -
the above COMPANY El be paid on ard after dars
the oecss q Messrs- Brown Brothers & Company.
New York Philadelphia and Boston. and % lIsssrs
Alexander Brown & sons. Baltimore
GEORGE z STARR. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
NFyICAN REDrE1IABIE s. rNTFRIOK DFR1


The coupons cue October 1s-. Tq0S and tha ra1lef
bonds OF The Mexican Interior So Re4smabs DEBT cr
1854 Will be paid once % Ise.in & Co. No. 2s
Wall Street from October 20 October 18th a. rhs
rate OF 70 - cents for each Mexican Dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.


-.s following securities were sold yesterday at
,srticn a the Exchange SaleSroom by Adrian H.
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
Ia Rose Consolidated Mines COMPANY

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend % three
per cent quarter ending August Sls -
Eae outstanding capital STOCK OF Ins
COMPANY. and paid the H{h DAY Q, gctooel'
1905 70 shareholders OF record on october "a lgS -
Nv order Of Directors the transfer oooAs VII. %
closed between q and 20th day OF OCTOBER 4'e
both days inclusive o-
Dated the 22d day OF September, 1908
Ia ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES COMPANY.
Per D. A. Dunlap. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. 81.
quarterly dividend Of two per cert on the capital
stock OF this Company has declared payable
To- 1908. STATE
Boston Mass. stockholders OF record the OF
business September Is. 1905.
CHARLES a HUBBARD Treasure
TO THE HOLDERS OF
NEW YORK ERIE r. r co. FOURTH MORT
GAGE Sc BONDS
JEFFERSON RAILROAD COMPANY 50 BONDS.
BERGEN COUNTY RAILROAD COIPANY 50
BONDS
ERIE r. Il. co. - CONVERTIBLE FIFTY-YEAE
GOLD BONDS (series and b:
Referring to the previous notices ot tho Erie Rail-
road Company on the subject. the Undersigned Will
until further notice. continue 70 purchase az par
= T. MORGAN CO
THE new YORK AND WV JERSEY TELEPHONE
81 wHIoq 7slZ2- sl5z 4 ~ Ero2 3s y 7
as qqaEtFy fy-1 Of z, one IND ana ' 5 s ,s
record AZ tbs close Of business 0s1oosr 81 Isos
CLEVELAND. CINcINNACL CHICAGO & ST LOUIs
Grand Central station. \. 7. Sept 80 1905
eIared a dividsna .. ONE AND oNE-QC4RrER PER
Office Of Nessrs J. ? Morgan & Co. New York
October 2Oth. 1903 stockhoIde-s % record
o'clock P II. Frida5. October 2n1 1903
CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer
INTERN ATIoNAL PAPER COMPANY.
A dividend Of O&E-fALF OF ONE PER CENT.
the Preferred stock has been declared zyasIs Oceober
1905 preferred stockholders OF record tbs
close OF business at October 9th. I3OS, wh
the transfer books close for the annual meeting
and reopen the morning OF qc-2bs- z9rh, 1aos
Checks mailed z u HYDE. SsCre-ar$-
American American. Isls0hO@s sad Telesrapa CosgAny
THURSDAY - 1905 20 soczhoEs-s % record a.
close % business Wefnssdav.
r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

American Telephone and telegraph Company
A Dividend % Two Dollars share VIZ Be paid On
Thu-s6av October - 11S stockholders % record
the close of business Wednesdav September So 1os
WM DRIVER
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NTFRN PAPFR COVPANY-

A dividend Of ONE-EALF OF ONE PER CENT
Preferred has declared payable OcScher
I5th 1905 preferred stockholders OF tbs
close OF business D October 9Th 1908
time transfer books close for the annual meeting
and reopen the morning OF 0c-pbs- 29rh 1878
Checks mailed z " HYDE. Sscre-ar$-
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Az toeraea interest t,'outnal market.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26
DAMAGE DONE
HERE BY FROST

Today has been one of the coolest
September days that the Grand val
ley ever experienced. The tempera-
ture has been at a pretty low notch
all day long. The condition was
about the same all night.
Quite a heavy frost fell in the val
ley last night and reports received by
The Sentinel indicate that more than
little damage was done to the can
taloupes in several districts and to
the vegetable crops. No damage was
done to the apples or other tree
fruits.
About noon today some snow fell
in the city and in other portions of
the valley.
Fair weather is predicted for to-
morrow and tonight and no frost
warning is out but many of the
growers are expecting frost again to-
night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

Drop in and get a cigar at Van
Horns drug store. 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26
WHATS A VACATION {?

A life-insurance policy.
A smile on the face of Father
Time.
An investment in the Bank of
Health.
The slot into which your savings
drop.
The funny supplement of life's
newspaper.
The sugar coating to the bitter pill
of work.
An addition in health by a sub
traction in wealth.
A rest wherein you work harder in
spending your money than you ever
did in earning it-Philadelphia Bull
letin.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

Among others interested in the
Carey act land opening at King Hill,
Ida. on October 10 are Messrs. Frank
Nickolai julius Nickolai and S. C..
Holm, who are going with the Colo
RADIO special passing through Grand
junction on October Z.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

See our new two way plow. n
ridges, no burrows. Rhinehart.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26
For Sale.

For Sale.
Fine 2-story residence at 225
North First street: seven rooms and
modern: lawn and shade trees; two
lots. Cheap. Terms to suit purchas-
er. Write p. o. Box 313.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26
MISC CEILANEoUS.

FOR RENT Furnished room at $40
Chipeta.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

1 BUY ACCOUNTS. bills. notes or
judgments of any nature, any
where. w. S. NJ. A.. care Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

DR.. T. C. Kirkwood, of Colorado
Springs. will preach at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing and in the afternoon accom-
panied by Rev. Edwards he will go
to Palisade and preach there in the
afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

The football season % 1908 of the
local high school opens this after
noon in a practice game at the fair
grounds between the Teller Indians
and the High School team. AS it is
only q practice game the line-ups
were announced.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

The first foot ball game of the To-
cal season-a practice game-is be
ing played today at the fair grounds
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

Today many people had theil
names placed on the registration
books at the county clerks office.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

See us for window awnings. Put
up complete in any stripe at reason
able prices. Lowe Brothers, timers,
126 N, Fifth street. phone 1894
Black.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. B. Hadlock leave
for Lead City, South Dakota, this af-
ternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

No. this morning from the west
is reported nine hours late today. A
car off the track is given as the rea-
son.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-26

Sanitary couoncs $Ssa Crown
Furniture Company.
The evening world., 1908-10-22
WB.a;s'...,nl!,: ..g':a::..llns

your Guarantee The items "h ne,
lu.v nrr Hunrruiecd nrt n.NiN nnu
N you can duplicate these Niln',s NY
where else We will GLADLY rcthhd YOUR
money.
The evening world., 1908-10-22
GIRL CHASES AND
BADLY BATTERS
BOY H|GHWAYMAN
Then, Aided by Five Conpan-
ions, She Takes Him to
a Policeman

A badly battered bog vas Arthur
rusta. sixteen years CID. when he was
arraigncd before Magistrate Crane in
tho Yorkviile Court charged with high
way robbery, Sadie Flomenhoff, also
sixteen, a pretty little buttonhole-rnAksr
who lives at No. 90 Mansin street, was
the complainant.
Sadie was going home from work last
evening, walking down Third avenue.
just below Tenth street, with strl
friend, when the boy rushed up to her.
Enetched her pocketbook and ran. There
was $40 In sadle's pocketbook and she
wasn't going to lose that sum II It was
physically possible TO prevent the oatas-
trophe.
She set out after Arthur. Her I'VE
girl companions followed almost as
swiftly. The boy led the chase for six
blocks. but at Fourth street Sadie let
herself out and swooped upon him like
an angry little hawk
Down went Arthur into the gutter,
whore lie was scratched and kicked and
mauled until there was not an ounce
OF breath left in him. When he begged
for mercy the six little buttonhole max
ers yanked him to his feet and walked
him up the avenue and into the hands
OF policeman. He pleaded guilty to
the robbery, saying that he had com
uitted fl because he was hungry
homeless and friendless. He was held
In $500 bail for trial
The evening world., 1908-10-22
Brothers Suicide as Protest Against
Sisters Weddlnu.

sERGENT Ky, oct 22.-EMJah Hall.
sixteen, committed suicide at his home
his brains out because his Younger sis
ter was preparing to marry Henry
Stone. hard drinker, against his
wishes The wedding was postponed
eide, when there will be a funeral and
wedding ceremony In the Hall home.
The evening world., 1908-10-22
AUTO BLOWS UP AT EDGE
OF A 100-F00T CUT.
Macthne Found Torn to Pieces, but
Police Get No Trace of
Its Occupants.

CHICAGO, Dot 11.-The discovery ate
last night OF a wrecked automobile near
the edge OF a stone quarry, at Forty
eighth avenue and Thirty-frst street.
Immediately following the report Of an
explosion, led the police to believe sew
eral lives may have been lost
What was eft OF the automobile was
on tho edge OF a cut 100 feet deep. A
careful, search failed 20 reveal any trace
OF dead or injured persons, From the
license number the machine is believed
10 be tina; Of George i. Getz. president
OF the Globe Coal Company.