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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
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David L. Shellard. of the Hamburg
ave. station. Brooklyn, arrested and
accused OF tho murder OF Barbara
/ Reig, whose dead body, with bullet
hole in the head. was found in the
shelter house OF Irving Square park,
Y " tffiatnsburg, OH the night or June II
last. and who was later exonerated OF
any completely in the young WON
ans death, was indicted today for muir.
der in the first degree by the Kings
county grand jury. He was remand.
cd without bail.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. l0--Ar-
irving In this city shortly before day
break this morning the Richmond
Blues" composed of the members Of
the first families" OF old Virginia.
had their biggest military parade
ever given in a northern city outside
OF New York spoiled, when their train
caught fire ar the New Haven union
depot and the ears containing all
their brilliant uniforms were burned.
FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Sept. 10
John d. Holt. whose father is mer.
chant at Lincoln Park. shot John
Murray from ambush, killing him In
stantly. Holt Acknowledged The shoot
ing and said he shot Murray because
the latter charged him with stealing
watermelons from his farm and
threatened to whip him. Murrays
grandfather was killed in Ohio 40
years ago by being shot from ambush
by man named Holt.
NEW YORK, Sept 0.--While T.. r.
Thomas. the former banker and turf
man. was grooming on bed OF pain
in the Roosevelt hospital. under the
name Of Mr. Jenkins, his highly
priced stations and brood mares. IS in
number, were being sold under the
hammer at sheriffs sale. The
horses, which were estimated to be
worth 100000. and had cost Thomas
100000 brought the insignificant sum
OF $lS.075. The sale was made &c
satisfy Judgment obtained against
Thomas by the Metropolitan Trust
Co. OF New York
CHICAGO, Sept. t0--Two men were
run over and killed on the Chicago a
! Northwestern railroad. and woman
was probably fatally hurt In a TROLLEY
accident. Another man was KILLED
when Il stone fell on him while he wa,
at work on crib being built in tn,
lake, off Seventy third.st.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-JustiCe Ger
ard, in the supreme court tomorrow
viii be asked to confirm the annul
mnnt OF the marrtaet. of Helen MalDu
ey. daughter OF the Standard oil mag
nate and Arthur Osborne. in accord
ance with the recommendation OF Ref
cree Daniel +. Cohoan. by consent of
both parties the case was indefinitely
continued when put on The calendar
for Aug %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11

a girl may refuse a man because
she feels sure that he will propose
again. \but widow never takes any
chanceA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11

Beware of the man who never over.
looks an\Qpportunity 20 tell you that
honesty is the best policy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11

Returned Rental Piano Bargains.
Hartman mot Hardmau) upright s15
Erhardt, upright, mahogany. ... $50
Erhardt. upright. mahogany. .... 140
Erhardt, upright, mahogany ..... 100
kayton, upright, walnut. ........ 1875
McPhail, upright. walnut. ....... 1919
Newly q Evans. upright. wal
nut, concert used ............... $40
Bachmans upright oak. ........ t39
Bachman. upright. mahogany .... 1919
Schiller, upright, mahogany. .... 2l0
Bachman, upright, oak .......... 80
Weber. discontinued style ....... $50
Schiller, upright, oak ....,..... 22j
Schiller. upright. oak ....... 225
Newly & Evans. upright, ma
hogany NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ESQ
Newly a. Evans, upright. black
me tone ..,..... -.,, ......... 10
Square pianos. $40 to SIS
Sold on easy monthly installments.
NO AGENTS ONE PRICE.
LING PIANO HOUSE.
~ Gratiot ave, 2d and Sd floors, Opp.
Library.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11

Sugar or vinegar is a woman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
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Advertise nents

The Times cannot guarantee &C
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errors OF any kind occurring In tele
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLACES.

HASTINGS. FIFTEENTH. BAKER
RUSSELL: MODERN STORES. SUIT
ABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS. sl2 So
SIS. SIS. $20 S2250 SCI so $40 $50.
PHONE MAIN lace. WEBER. 30i
GRATIOT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
VERSION

MISS H. f. HUBBARD. now At 407 New
Gas building. electrolysis for the re"
moving Of all facial blemishes, hair
on face moies. etc. hair dressing.
facial massage. mAnlcuring; also hair
work.
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

one cent "A word sacn insertion. SIX
words or fraction thereof to the line.
cash I'm advance. No advertisements
OF less tnan two lines taken. six inser-
tions MADE Tor the price OF five when
cash IL paid
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-13
r.w and WHlsKET tiAB
OPIUM I: e: 4: ::::: g: !: !: : = =
q M. NOLLEY CO

Cox as7, Atlanta. Ca. Office. 1o4 N.
Pfyor Street..
left Of your treatment four
months ago Have no desire for an
oDiate Your treatment is all u
claims I.onisa J Oakley,
MAY Sth. 06 Snow Flake. Arlz
Over four years ago you cured ms
of morphine habit elias g. Starr,
Macon, No
have never drank ~biskey since
Marsh %. 1892. when ! began your
treatment 7 do rot crave any whis
key to this day. b. y. Wilson.
Direct, Tex
have used both for the liquor and
opium. habits and It has been a sue
cess prefer It to all other rem
edies. y G. NormenL ~. D. Darling
ton. s. G.
] bought your cure under a nom
de plume I'm 1886; 1t fcured me.
{. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh, Penn.
WRITE TO DIR. WoOLLEY, Box
se7, Atlanta. Ga. ..,ari ~ >. = ~; spa,.s
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-13

CITATION.


GEORGIA GIynn County
Notice is hereby given that he I'M
iersieaed has applied to the OrdDory
Of said county far leave to sell land
belonging - the estate Of Mou Yueu
Tor he purpose Of the payment of
deb'g and distribution
said application viii BE- heard al
the regular term Of he Court Of Ordi-
nary for said county to be hell on the
FIRST Monday in Iunc 1908
This Sth day Of May 1908.
A. II. Boyles.
Administrator upon The es'at of
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-13
Or. G. C. HOWELL
DENTIST

$ Of Teeth upper and lower ss1
Cold Crowns and Bridge Work.
pef tooth, ..$100 and nI
|oIH fililH2s $L00 and ur.
Aioaisaill Flllngs, Soc and Ut!
Teeth Extracted Without Pain
NJ work guaranteed. Co give 81 isfao-
ZION .piHce gb@rs $tlg .a,, gts 81
D. ~. Phone G2Qs 1872 re- Te@5as
tie Streei,
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-13

good grade, all wool blue serge
Yonths salts at five dollars at
''7 layg .a.y.. X se.EJL VI
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-13

Administrator upon The es.at Of
Mou Yucn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09

@rfartn9 er ben bebi1e Qere1nefer.
Mrs. Sobn Genbsrion itriuer fra @rope
@itp, Miun.:. rSes ueb at lang @rfa'
ring, at Eurito uil uorette alt, buab ber
paaltaaes ON ben. Det er MI iptten
Nar, itben 1es ferit benYt:ete &urtto, os
ben bar ueret port 6usmiobel li9e
fben."
Dr. Peters Rurtto itaar ianbtpnltgz.
pig / nermere Torbolo til 6iemuet enbs
uosen anoen feroislauet Wteoicin. Den
faaes lite paa Mpotbetet men toripnes,
Mlmenbeben birette giennem fpecie!t ana
latte Mseater. 9uis De lite peo af nos
gen Msent Deres gfabolas. ba firth tit
@ierne, Or. .Beter Tabrnep & Sons
60. ll2-ll8 go. 9opue Q(oe., gb;=.
lcaao, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09
&eIicatt &api0$+
76e Sept. 1908.

tUC oepls 1oOCs
Qr. Neoaftpr!
s fife Mumer af l19eblabet neunte
De eugene @arouer .Pelican &apios
lom 2esislaturfanoioet, men De neunte
oslaa, at Deres Betieubtltab til bam
par lite fort. Seq u.l oerfor ta9e mig
ben Trtbeb at oplpie, at leg bar fientt
bam oper 25 Qar % altio funbet ban1
at pere en- beitemt os paalibelto Mauo
/ alt, ban bat baut at uofpre. Ses
tror, ban ct meaet pel iftttst Tor bet
@ubeoe, ban loger. Og oa bans Sn>
teresier iom Mrbeioe: (ban er neulis
8rpnosrauer) er be famine iom 6arme>
rens % ben almineelise Mrbetoers, Ip>
mes leg, ban buroe uere beretttset til be-
res lnberfpttelie peb bet tommenbe
Bals.
ut lite Afbolosfoltet / @ountiet bar
noset at iise til bans Toroel forunorer
mig, ba pilt insen of be anbre &anoioaz
ter bar iaa iurist betiempet @aloonerne
lom ban.. Os at be ct ubrpobebe / Ye>
lican &api6s tbas, bar man for en- flor
Del at tatte Wr. @arbner for, ba ban
par en- al be iprtsite TOR, at faa ifulbe tie.
9erIou1 Toltet OttertatI @ountr
pnfer at blipe repreienteret | 2e9tslatu.
rem at erliae Menb, iaa lab bet taft
I'm Stemme tor eugene @arbner lom ct
at be fire, % bu uil lite tomme til a
angie paa bet. 8enltsit,
u. &. 8i9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09
6r. &ebaftpr!
UVtV0*SsSS1
q. 81. SQetre.

6r. &ebafter!
Seq bleu ,ne9et forunoret forleben
Way pee at u1obta9e ct Sort, fom cirtus
Ieres af Saloonerne fer Bpeu, og iom
ttlraaoer at uHbsritette 6. s. Wrt9bt
til 2eqisIaturmeplem. Nt Saloonerne
unberltptter bam par ltseme9et at en-
OuerraFelie for Mr. Brisbt, iom bet
uar for bans Wenner. San er ttte mere
al en- S5aloonmanb, enb Doumer Burs
bant er. 3an er Meblem af Bproa>
bet os bleD ual9t fra bet itertelte ga
looumarb / Bpeu, men ban B lepttt e
% u n b e lite baue bleuet palat, ON
5aloonlpprssmaalet bauoe ueret en-
Merte Jag. M4e, iom tieuber til ben
Scamp, t builteu ban bleu palst, ueo
bette.
5 Bproabet bar ban lite tert me9en
& mob ben loulpbise Soloonuert,
men at man Bpraabet tan itole ltge iaa
meeet paa bans iom paa Oberit Mcz
Brioes S1emu1e, buis en- @aloonuert
opertrebsr 2open, bette peb Saloon>
menbene. Set Ct blepen bepiit peb
buer eneite Mnlebntn9. De puiter lite
at bape en- iaaoan Mano iou1 M1r.
@risbt Bpraabet. 9fu tror be, Der
er en- COB Mnlebuius til at bliue BAN
tpit peb at lenbe bam til ct. Saul.
Sc brpber fig mtnore ON, buao ban tan
qiore Der, enb ben Sppbe, iom ban tau
luinse / 6ersus 6aas.
| Seq baaber, insen Eenperaneeuen pil
blipe toruilbet angaaenbe bet, iou1 be-
eielber. Der. er lite blanot Qesisla'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09
Yrint&rpalgets 8etDo1ti1tg+

tor. &e6attpr! ..s y -
Sfplse MnmooninS, ital leg Ifriue liot
ON Situationen ueb Primerualget ben
l5be Sept. TIMBER bette prtmerpalss
ipl!eu1, nomtneres eler opttQes aue
Barriers &anoibater peo bette 0alg*
Set taser Blaoien for bet samle &ons
uen:ionipifem os aiuer ate itemmeberets
ti9ebe en- 6irette Mnlebntns at uere meo.
Mltlaa blir bet MI Solts esen @tpIo.
oertom be lite mpber frem os bielper til
at opittlle 9obe Menb. Meb 6enipn
til domination af 2e9islaturtanbtoater
/ Ottertail iaa Ct @tillinsen FABIAN:
Ser er tire Nrobtbitionstanbibatsr
oppe. Dtsie bar 10 ,n9en Oppoittion
% blir nomineret, ON be faar tun en-
Stemme buer. De, iom forlanser ben
Wal9ieobel, faar 10 Femme paa oisle tire
% ingen anben &anbibat for no9et @m,
bebe. ::
&en ueb primerualset taar er paa
ben republitanife @ioe. buor l2 &anbis
batter forlanser Momtuation. &an fire
County Option W&enb uoaf bisie bliue
nomineret, iaa er 10 @tiainaen iitret;
tbi ba blir ber 10 bare County Option:
Menb oppe ueo 9&ouemberpalset. Der>
for, uil bu siere bin Stemme sielbenoe
for @onntp:Option peo Primerual9et,
laa uer meo os faa fire sooe Menb no>
mtneret ubaf btsie tolu.
Seq bar unberip9t @temmeantollet /
be forifieuise xo1pns ueo fife %rimer'
uals os finber, at bet vnoriteite" Conn
inben @ountiet tafebe bare Ter Stem>
mer. Nu, beriom s aooe Tarmere,
lom berer Bprberne at @aloonuaienet /
Ottertail eouutp, nil siue @aloonelez
tnentet O9erne Den Deol1e NnleOntH9 III
| at pel9e Saloonmeno inb @mbeDerne,
tontrolere 2ou9tunin9en % beitemme
Statterne, iaa bolo Dere blemme ben
l5oe Septeuber. Mfen iaa faar Dere
beQer lite tnurre oper &aaooen politit
eQer fore Stattebproer Foeu.
Saloontoltet Bperne bat nu forenet
| fig ON tire uoaf oisIe tol3, og ben eneite
Bei, buorpaa bisle fan bl,ue ila9ne er at
befoltnin9en fommer uo ben l5be
% foreuer fine @temmer ON fun fire
uoaf be andre nj, iom itaar for @ountp=
Option. W{eo Mgtelie,
sc. 8. Moen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09

tnrtanbtoaterne en- bpgtigere Manb enb
Wir. Wrtqbt. San tan 9iere faa me-
get for fine Velgere. ToItet / Sttertatl
@ountp, iom nosen Mano, Der igser
@mbeoet. Tarmerne bette County,
blanbt bpem Mr. @rigbt er en-, bebes
uer bam. Sans o9 beres SnteresIer ct
aloeles be famine, buao. Erausports
ipprssmaalet betreffer. Earmerne pil
meo Dpatisbeo bliue repreienterepe at:
Mr. @risbt. s5eg baaber, at blanbt
be fire, iom bliuer ubiegt, uil ban bltue
ben enc. &. @. Durreu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09

@n itemmeberettiaet: v8alserne
Tersus Tals burbe nu maaife erinbre
Mr. 6. S. Wrisbt peb primerralsst
pan par meo % iparetos Byeus Sns
teresler, bengans Spprgsmaalet par,
om BpenS 0eFtelle paa @raub DoteI
par gpIbis euer ei. San uar meb at
reobe $l2, 900 til sl3, 900 tor 8pen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09
@e1tni1tg, Mintt.
7be sept. 1908

$. Neoaftpr!
Bort primerual9 Ct mart forbaan>
ben, o9 ie9 formnoer. be itemn,eberettt'
9e6e bolber paa at operuete, buem be ptl
femme for. 81 er aue tntereslere6e /
at uomtnere seoe Meno for Gmbeoerne,
% ri es oQe iurige tor, at ben rette
Wianb ital leire. Ser er to Ranbtoater
for @ountYa6uotatens @mbebe, % fun
en- tan bltue nomtneret- @f be to &an'
oibater, ion. er Ularten, tror leg,
Wel9erne @ountiet uil uolpse Mr. 9n>
ton Ebomplon t 6ennins. Sea bar
albrts fpr taset noseu attn Del Yolis
tit, men oenne Gang fpler leg, at bet
er min Pltst at itse nosle taa Nre meo
9enipn til Mr. Ebomqions &anoioatur.
Ses bar tieuot Mr. Ebomplon os siort
Torretnin9 meo BAN niubit tt Nar, %
ise pil, at Toltet I @ounttet ital uibe,
at leg bar Iert at tienee bam iom en-
soo, rem, erli9 Mano; en- Mano meo
ierl,a COB Dpmmetraft os en- mertelts
@anbs for 2ou1perssmaal. De, tor
bpem ban bar 9iort Ttrretnins. tan Be-
pibne, at beres Torretnin9 par sooe
benber, % bans Serb Tan bebft tees
beraf, at ban pil faa aae @temmer
i'm e9en Bp oa ben omltasenoe @sn.
Tor to Nar Rben fit ban neiten oue
Stemmer / 3ennins, os benne Gang
forupFser leg, at ban utl faa aue @tems
mer I'm esen 8p os Omesn. Seq be-
tuiuler, at ber er en- anoen @asfprer
Stoten, lom itaar iaa sobt bismme, iom
Mr. Ebompion sier.
Seq uil i1se til ugeblaoets 2alere. at
| je9 tan toriitre benz ON, at be t sWr.
Ebomplon nil finbe en- erlis, frpstlps
% upartiit @mbebsmano, en- brilliant
os buelis @asfprer os en-, lom pil bltps
Ell ito. paalibeli9 % uirtlom @ountp:
sbootut. 5teHs~for ban1;=og-ieg for'
| ftrer, at bu lite pil an9re bet.
Etli1ut puffer leg oqiaa at neune q.
Z. 2uno 0ining, ber MI er 2eaisla:
turtanbibat.. Set er unpbpenbt9t for
mig at iise noset om W&anbens &arot:
ter os Dp9tisbeb, ba W&r. 2unb er ue]
tjenbt oper @ountiet, enbitipnt leg maa:
tie bar ct mere fortrelist &jenoitab til
bam eno anore. Ser om Der er nogen,
iom pil blipe tro os paalibelig liseoue'
for fine Welsere, pil bet bltue SIR.
2unb. San er en- Manb n1eo COB Nfo:
raj, COB Demmefraft % COB Torret'
nin9S1anbs. og ban pil bliue en- &teoi'
for port @ountp 2e9islaturen. Xa1
os unberit9tte Mr. Quno % nominere
bam ben l5oe September.
Deres me9et forbtnbtltge,
q. M. Saetre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09

s. s. Dounsbabl, pel tienbt ber iou1
Mnti>Saloon,2isaens asfiiterenbe Gu.
perintenbent % iom en- ubpitlet GaIer,
bolot ct politiit Uoreorag @ourtbulet
Manba9satten. Paa9runo af ben u,e,
get traule Glib pat Der lite nosen Ror
Toriamlin9 tilfeoe.
Taleren frembo!bt, at @ouutysOp>
ttOn er MI bet uistisite @pprssmoat +
Statens Eolitit. San ilos til Marteu
aue Snouenbinser, ber ct siort inob
@ountp:O Option, og paauilte. at bette
Torfas ct aloeles I 6armoni meo an1es
r.tanlfe @runbprinciper, ioet Toltet uu>
ber en- iaaban 2ou tan ielu faa beRem'
me, enten bet nil bape Salopn e1er et.
Os naar Saloonfolt iu1ob faur en- faa>
ban retferois 2op, ertienoer be berueb,
at be lite tror paa Tolteltyre. Naar BE-
flyer. at @cuntp:Option er bet famine
lom Torbub, ertienber be oerueb, at be.
ct en- Torretntng. tom SSolf ct u1eb en-
Maioritet uilbe oftaffe, ON Mulebutns
9apes.
Ealeren frembolbt ben prattilfe Naas
be at cfaa @ountp> Option paa oq Nebs
uenbisbeben at at ienbe ttlba9e til uefe
3estslatur be Wenb, iour fob meo Tors
Haset fife Seslion, tbi bet piloe stle,
at Toltet forltaar at paaifisnne be
Wtenb, ber bar taeet ret @tan6puutt t
benue &. ......,.-...-,., >..-.,-... ,.--:..
6an braste frem ct &ort," lous Ga
loonelementet Sttertail County bat
ienot ub, .buorpaa be flyer, at oerIom
Tolt elifer fin Tribeo, u1aa oe itemme
for 6. s. @risbt, @unoer BarteIiou os
q. $. @ib, oer er imob @ountp=Optton.
Baa famine Sort nepnss ale be anbre
Ranbioater iom Gounty>O OptionsM sMenb.
TIMBER en- FABIAN @ttQing, iasoe Eas
leren, par oer fun en- Eing for Boltet +
Sttertail at 9ipre, nenrlt9 at Iau1le fine
@temmer ON fun fire ubaf be nj. tom
ifaar for County Option, og at Nntts
@aloonsXisaen oerfor maatte neune.
builte fire ben uil 'fstte. Disle ct 6.
6. Moams, S. &. Sobnlon, 6. 8.
Nleranber og $. u. putnam. Disie
bleu u6naunte, lite torbi be maaite er:
bebre Mfenb ehb be andre tenn Gountpz
Sptiontanoibater, men fo.oi bet CT logic
ret, at Toltet ftaer meb be tire, om par {
itite 2esislatur, o9 ben fieroe, War. Nutz
nam, bleu af 2isaen ann1ooet ONT at
toume frem lom Ranoibat, fpr be antre:
melbte fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09
&iI Glerf I 9iitriftSrette1t+ >

Seq bar louli9t meIot mig iou1 &an>
bioat for Toltepartiets Domination til
@lert Of @ourt, o9 Deres unberitpttell le
oa 5temme peb 9rtmarual9et ben l5be
September uil bliue meget p6aifipnnet.
@tener u. 2euorieu, Teraus TaQs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09

Ser bar bisie Da9e ueret forFerbes
li9e>9foubranbe / @gnen nosbpeif for
Dulutb, os @maabperne @bisbolue og
@no1pbau ct poela9te. @uuernpr syobus
ion bar ubfebt Spraab ou1 9ielp til be
npblioenbe, bpis Mntal maaife nil bIipe
$4,000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09

Scr meobeles os fra Targo, at ToIfets
Der par operorbentlis be9eiitret oper
Wtr. Organs Gale, ba bah par Der tors
leben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-09
Tarttt &aatt..

g. Bebite Bettuseller. &an itaffe pen'
gene paa fortelfe yariel.
Sreo 6. 6obsion.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
Miscellaneous popd..
LA dividend
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Strength of Present Movement and
 Part Played by Manpulators.

New York, Sept 9An unusual thing about the current upward movement in prices in the stock market is the free dom with which admissions are heard of the part played by professionalism. Admonitions to this effect are common to most of the stock market letters and advices sent out by commission houses to their clients or prepared for general public circulation. A small combination of very wealthy capital ists Is given credit for the summer rise in prices and there is no disguise of the belief in the large part played by manipulation in the advance.
 While such n1anipulative operations are generally recognized as responsible for much of the apparent strength and activity 1t remains true that holders of stocks, outside the purely speculative ranks, are small sellers at any stage of the advance. Commission houses
 while agreeing on the small outside buying demand for stocks have to re- port equally small orders from such sources to sell stocks. It is this that constitutes the basic strength of the tock market situation and keeps up the confidence of professional opera tors that effective obstacles to the rise are not likely to be encountered, so long as money in the present abund- ance makes it easy and profitable for the millionaire operators to take on stocks and to employ vast sums in the manipulation There was today as It, tie news as usual to explain the upward movements of stocks, Both Union Pa cihc and Southern Pacific reported earnings for June and showed operat- Ing costs cut down sufficiently to more than overcome the decline in gross earnings and so establish gains In net over July of last year The Western Union statement of earnings for the September quarter had some effect on sentiments with Its transformation Of a deficit last year of s1. 961 .5s1 into q surplus this year of $769,14s But last years operations of the company are hampered by the telegraphers' strike, leaving the comparison no value as a reflection of business conditions in gen eral. Copper was lower in London The days changes in the money market were not perceptble in the quotations Sales to realize profits had some slight effect in reducing the days extreme
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
BANK CLOSING JUSTIFIED.
Comptroller Has Had No Complaint
 That Examiner Was Intoxicated.

Washington, Sept. 9,--Lawrence c, Murray comptroller of the currency, made the following statement today re- garding the closing of the Cosmopoll. tan National bank Of Pttsburg
 Judge F, F, oldham the chief of the insolvent division, whom 1 sent to Pittsburs before the closing of the Cosmopolitan National bank, has re. turned this morning, and states that the condition of the bank justified It's closing, No application has been made to this office, making any proposition of any kind whatever looking toward Its reopening for business, nor has any thing been received from any officer connected with the bank charging Mir Cunningham with intoxication when he made the examination"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
WEIGHED 450 POUNDS.
Woman Stricken With Elcphantinsi.
 Dies.

New York. Sept, 9.-From about iSo pounds before she was stricken with elephantlasis, disease which causes the patient to enlarge enormously, Mrs Jennie owens of Philadelphia, who died today In the Gamer hospital here. Increased In weight 10 iS0 pounds at the time of her death. The coroners physician, pr, o'Hanlon, said 1t was the most remarkable case of the kind he had ever seen, < casket for the body was shipped to Philadelphia to- night, which had to be constructed spe- cially for lt on account of the dimen. slons that were required,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
MARKET PROBE FINISHED.

New York Sept, 9-The inyestiga- tion by committee of the board Of governors of the New York Stock Ex- change Of the tremendous trading which took place on the floor of the exchange on August g, just prior to the failure of A, O. Brown & Com pany, has been completed The inves- tigating committee made its report to the board of governors today but 1t was not made public The governors announced that the report will be con sldered at meeting of the board on September 23.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10

immediately after the governor finish- es his speech
 In commenting on the incident, Dr. J. '. Gilchrist, president of the Fair association, said that the action was taken as special mark of honor for Gov Hughes, whose policies the board of directors were in sympathy wl.h, and thus endorsed
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
SPECIAL RACE FOR HUGHES.
"Governor's Special Matinee" al
 RockIand County Fair.

Orangeburg, N. Y. Sept 9--In sharp contrast with the action of num- Der of other county fairs In New York state where the racing men op- enly showed their disapproval of Gov
 Charles F. Hughes attitude on the race-track gambling question by IT, fuslng to race during the Governors visit the Rockland County Agricul- tural and Horticultural association has arranged a special race to De trotted to-day in honor of Gov. Hughes. The race Is known as the Governors Spec ial Matinee, with $200 purse. dis
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
WALL STREET NOTES Industrial Stocks Neglected Lackawanna Takes An
 other Jump. :. IhrEnENTIMNn n b lCnAQTC
INTERESTING R. R. REPORTS
Foreign Buying Factor In Early Strength of Mnrkct--Many New
 High Records.

With but few exceptions, industrial stocks were neglected in the days market. Smeltng, Locomotive. Lea l. and Copper were conspicuous for Neir inactivity, and complaints were nsol- erous that where attempts were made to sell any quantity of real stock, the :, Her could not obtain within one quarter or one-half of the current l. arket uuotation