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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
Bort Mrtbmr, Cnt.
tanlmituuua.
s.. Sta.

Sfd,piG tapaturmia. Sammit. 10 y.
lain eutiun S:nitu IoirooIaan io5io
mofoIi III. nj. tonIolaiIemn,e Yeans
Der Sdrp (Sunober9) &oriioelto,
Wlotti SonIon (Suunilo) Wibannios
ia ia erGS nucrimies Sompereelta.
Sc tp6sfentelilpit SuoosIa tGStd
nom 40 miiloa ldnteen. Wlitdli tuus
lin oIiosto, olimat he Tulonneet opr
namiiti tittuio nalteuud ia tuinfa
olitaon lautclinat udnidt maItealla
pitdesiG iiad IerrautIeIlo, ettd ndmd
folme funIaloistamme louttaontuis
mat i%otenfin poboin ia FUN Ioopui
enIim6inen iuno onnettomluSpoitol
lie min Iaotettiin ~Ioiroat iunoon ia
tuotiin Sort g8iuiomin iairoIoon ioS'
ia beta toriattiin, Iitomouo b%ootuot
tuin oil enIin puboiS!ettu, icnto lGa.
fGri Ianoi oletpan porIin Dotteoo,
Ippstd FUN ruuti Ietd ldtin iirpoleei
aiautuupot itnne ia tdnne IibofIiin
poan bdn ionoi tebneenId porboons
ia mintG %iuintin moi lddtdrtnd teb
od auttaaeIenIa iairoioeu tiIoo. Yer
amber @drp Iouttaontui Min paboii
ettei ban ,poinut eIda tuin pabdn
pli puorofouoen. Barn oil ptiindis
men mics 33 rpuoben iponba oaut
10 pitemman aitao sasid moasio.
Sanion eli miioetti nuoratautta idt'
iaen ialteenia Iestcn ia foIme piers
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
Smonlatfaa!
!. llrpiioinen.

0oitti iotto tictdwdt oIeiponIo nel'
faa olletirioittoneelle, I%uorittotoot
fen betimiten Scbn Wolleniufiele,
ioto noioaon torpoto Sobn Sdipdn
life poitooio SurIenoIo, WiS.
3ammis. "a y. 1908.
Yeanoer Wtdfi, Y Pr z WicSregor,
Wlinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
Kansan kirjeitd.
@lD, Mimn.
tammif. 81 p.


Sonia tuolo, iofa OIL meitd faits
tio terron tobtaoipo, fobtoii f%anIal.
ia perbeen iIdd SpImester SoloSto.
Sdn lortfaantui rYioneer" moinis
ia Iiten, etti pora putoIi bdnen obj
moonla IboItisto. Sdmd tapobtui t..
t. Is y. iltona tuuoen uenoisIa ia
tuolema lopetti b1nen rulmiilIiIct
f6rlimptIenId Iemraoipona pGilpdnd
pupliIen aitana. Soutous toimitets
tim 23 y. Woinojota idi ldbinnd III.
remain mainto ia milf losto t6dlG
GlpeiI.
= min toto, fun taitfia on ters
ran tuolema fobtaolpa, Min pbtd
,parma on mp0etin Ie, ettd fun me
Serrosiu cldmme ia tuolemme, min
me cntuuoen perfume.
= Wanbemmalla en. lttb. Ieurot.
oil iltama raittiustoloua % y. Yiii'
I'd pioettiin piime wuotena IoIialisti
boalila, paan MT on ebtd pddtettp
toiiin.
= Siuus' taupan iobtaia 8. pit
farainen on Iairastonut feubtotileb
bmsta pariIen miiftoa, naon tdn
rupeou 10 paranemoon ia aifoo
tuooa maimonia ia lapIenIa mpDs.
fin tdnne Spartasta.
= WieoaqieIa, eli pubtaasIa ras
basia motIettiin miesten palfat ipii-
me mafIupdipdnd. Siis fotitetoi'
men raba altaa iddbd pois liiffeeS
tai.
- &uuloni mutaon tu%nnetuimpia
ioIialietia ia union miebid tdGadtin
bpliitddn tp~DpaitoiSIa.
-llnio.aIian eoustoia Sobn Moefi
ia erGs ttGpaltaIainen olipat tddQd
tefcmGs1d ieltoc mainitusta liitteess
til ia oliipat lupanneet tiQa p,elG
toistenti. Stdwaltnlaiiia fuuIui pb'
tpneen unioon monta tpmmentd.
Smurin ola luomal. ioi iiitd 10 cbtd
tplldnid. Stdnultoloiiiaa ontin iIGn.
AMPS iiinG oIiasIa oiuotin t66lG,
ettd JOS he tetepdt tpDlafon, Min
iinoin OIL lotottonn muioenfin, tab
too eli Ell, len hili uGfemddn IeIndS'
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= &c sluitoiaon tirioittoint iotfo
nrtoilette Iiiben tirioittoo, oltao
Ipaon robteot it'd tetemdGn, IiQd Ie
OH it'd luiiioutta ioto CT mailman
piiioot Chatham. GiinG topoutIeS.
III te pIeilefin miiioita ia nmmGrtGis
iii tirioiiioiin NerroeIu. &uten by
Din iiictiu tGiiiGitc ia pmmdrrdtte,
lie OH tpiiiautto ioto testdd ia ppipp
alma, ,poan mailman tpiiIaus ia te'
bitpS on ferron %tutooiuo. Sn alma
pprittdpd len mddrdn mutoon tddls
Id %aiasIa, ettd me iianfoittiien eId'
mdn Iaomutamme.
- Gilen italia tuotiin WintoniSta
characterization sonIol.
9irlimaen ruuniS, iota oil
tuoDut istueslaan tuoliaa. Wainaia
on iairastanut lpbpen aitaa rinta'
lpaan bpmin lietpdsti, ettei
fpield oltu aiateltu tule'
Wainaia oil perbectDin
ipnt. Suripasta, N. [. SoutauS tot
mitetuon buomenna.
Is. S-ta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30

g0ibittp:
gnbon Sonober9 ia &oiio Tcns
iors Solmes GitpSid ioulu f. II u,
Sobn Z. Sulii ia Nnni S%iiomncN
Wiemub9osio ioulu f. II y.
=. Suucfonen.
SumoIonpolpelufIio bcImittullo:
y. Spuriooiu feno . /.
4 y. Gmburrnoiioia tello | ip,
Spbm S%obnlonin t%nIooio 6 y.
Sontn ,NocIIn tello ) i. Socob
Soitin ioloelo.
: y. Soiluolor tonIrillu sellp { l..
ESocob Senorlflonin ioIoeIu.
. y. Y%opcuSiu tcllo > L..
I. Nonrilo.
. 0r l3l Gpurtn Wtiuu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
4iitps.

Gliliorb'in &onIollisieirofunnoIe
laulun ipo1mmcllile fiitotIet iomlu
lobiostu. SumoIo Iiunotfoon teitd
bengeniIeud ia ruumiillileIlo %Iiunouf'
leila, Seiatien 0ristutien toutto.
WeIienne
!. llrpiiainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
SuurHnllI

Cos S%uunlu mo. %urnoluislu pui
tr,olu i. leuruaipinn .iliuiEa:
>ron 9icilioii, gs'o. Inioutoino
helmit. ] y. flo = ~. lunmuntoino
= y. Ito 10 Is. GbtrpHricu f%du"io.
SronWoobielu inmnnn y. Ito : ~.
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tontrilIo FLO 10 cp; iI Ban Nuc
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p. !6urleun pnbir,etuu'r, liza flo | ~.
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no IA y. Wiuplceio, ySio. FLO | ip.
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moanontaina flo 5 ip.
tSinlapeIoniSio, Wiinn. Iunnunta:s
no 23 y. flo II ep. Somona pGis
pdnd OH iiiumn cip. lntb. &~anIalies
ieurotunon hWrdtii Sobn 0psten
tololo flo = IT,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
Paikkakunnalta.
Smmalau pal,pelus g. ebt,

Smmalau ~palWelns g. Sbt.
fanSia pioetddn emf Iunnuntaina
Sronmoooin &anIa0isi eurofunnan
ttrtosio. Suomoitao! Wnitta tnli'
palo tefi tuboiaan firtole tulee le
tdmdn ,piifon aifana fiIaltd min
fo%riotutIi ia ouboistetnfIi, ettd lpoim'
. me pitdd Observation-Disclosures nut
tn firttoon muiStofao tuba lofastin
fautta.
1aStettm: &ustaa ia Sulonno
&atajamden y. Soban Mrtbur. /
tommif. IL y. 1908. fast. /. t. 26 y,
Sell &osfi mainaian ia Mrs Wio'
ria &osfen t. Yiolet SISTER, /. tam
milf. IA .. 1908 Fast. t. 2G =.
S(tpipliittopn pibittiin t. t. p
y. Wties Wtoria 8aiia Wiinifto, tot.
&oubuiualia ia Mr glntti SoppineIl
fot. &orteeidrlpelid, mplemmat gSoo'
Jan lGGuiotG.
g. @uori.
SeleIoon 343, u.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. triton
palo ioeta 10 miime numerosla IL
moitimme, tapabtui Iiten eta Wm.
YrGnnes oil tornin tattoa tillut fors
iaomaan I%iIdpuolelta terrpapaperilla.
.6Gneqd oil mufana fattoterfpan
ldmmitpsmuni in pata misIG oil tue
teripa. 06n oil ldmmiitdnpt teripao
mutta buomaIi ettei nGin tu,llella
NOT tuota t)otd tebod, lasfeutiti alas
tornista iGtti uuninla tornin ale tir'
ton porstuoon ia laittoi firfo On tId
ofpiin rautanieterit, eta ofpet pp1p'
ipdt tarmittaisIa amoinna. Suli
poppiloan tuomaan 1anaa tirtfos
ipddrtiue, ettd tula fatInmaon niito.
Sdn eli iGuG mattaqo piippnpt fun
mIutomou minuutin ia ~tafaiIin pa.as
tesla oil ierfpapata leimabtanut iltni'
tuleen. Sulipalo oil min pitaista
ettG muutnmoslo minuutiSI ia uhtaIi
ie miolasta firton ia pappilon, fun
tuuli oil tdpoeIiie est tapulisio tirf
toon ia poppiloon m%pDtdnen ia rpie'
Iii iuobmanpuoleinen. Sotu bpnd
ibminen oil loittonut polofellou ia
m'eat noapurit olipot tcIeiooniIlo
ilmoiitoneet tulipolosto p%olotuman
huoneelle ia polotuntoloilei luopui
rat erittGin ioutuin ia lommuttimot
iualtean.
Smpelnieuram fofous emf
torstaina WirF Gosper 6srperin
llono, routotirn toiIeaa puolcIlo.
-SafuiS d ,yebr mpi ipiilhe luuon
toino toto iuuraritfoon 'iouuunccn
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so. YeeIemrriSI1. Wtr. va BLONDE
f%uliettu tanoran lpiime %moonuntai'
no YesI emeriin. Wtr. 8. >. GtboIn
tulee tumpporeinia faneia ppetpttGs
mddn padmainittuun Srontpooo
Store Gompanpn ent. paiefaan iuus
rem ipaatetaupan.
8aiffea foulutarpeita s. W.
Yeanis5G.
Wr. Zero 8orte Galumetista,
Wticb. nieraili lpiime ppbdnaitana
paittofunnala.
= Mr. Mm. Mdfi Iabioiti %
boil. tuIipolosIa tulleen nnbinaon
torpaufiefIi &onIoaisIe uratunnouc.
aiitos labiaSta.
q. @upri.
Gmft fnpfam feaoien foriauSia
marten menfdd 6. W. 9eaniin.
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f%irftoon
fu%Iutoan emf Iunnuntoina pnbd'
fpululapIio tulemoan Iatastin foiitto.
Gippifpulu olfou bubtifuun l
y. Sronlpoooin &anIalisIeirofun.
nan pappilaSla Flo Q aam. ia fees
tia pddIidiieen asst.
q. Wuori.
Sesiemerisfd foboen f6pbdn
perbeen bpmdtIi pioetpsid iItomosio
ipiime iunnuntaina oil tuloio so bod.
Suonoon ilntoon ndboen oil hios
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
¨mtms.

I,opin mdoIi ilmoitetnan atponots
Iefii, 9opepn &anIallisIeurosunass
ia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poppea
pmoct1Gn lGbeti1mdGn bofenutlen
ia palfou lpaotimutienIa ! pdtmddn
maalistuuto 1908.
SIoitteello:
Oscar Mbolo,
So,pep, Wtinn Scr "a.
Geurofmnnon firiuri.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

lion in the official discount rate of the bank of England from 3 1-2 to per cent. was suggestive, also, of uncertain speculative temper. Coupled with thls prime index of declining money rates and of growing accumulation oI iule money came the report from the Lon don market that half of the slO,O00,OOO issue of Grand Trunk Pacific deben- lures remained on the hands of the underwriters.
 Some slight improvement In prices ol seasoned high grade investment secur- ities comes from the easing of money rates. but capital still hesitates to em- bark in new issues. Some revival of de- mand from capital in this direction IS relied upon to put many enterprises or extension and improvement on foot, es- pecially among the railroads. This same question hovered about the conference of the steel and iron men in session to- day in New York.
 Weakness in the London copper mar ket and a rise here in the price of re- fined sugar were incidents of the day. Prices of stocks showed small gains at the end of the day, but rise from the low point of the day had occurred in the last half hour of the trading.
 Bonds were easy. Total sales par value. sl.S1O,OOO.
 [. s. As registered declined 1-i per cent. on call.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
TARIFF REVISION BLUFF"
Scheme to Have Commission Collect
 Data While Campaign is On.

Washington, March s19.-Republ- jeans in both houses of congress are trying to reach an agreement on some plan that will seem to promise a re- vision of the tariff without doing much. It seems probable now that a a joint resolution will be passed giv- ing authority to certain treasury ofIic- ials and other experts. who may be se- lected, to sit during the recess of con gress and collect data for the use of the ways and means committee next winter. This is the present plan, and it seems to meet with general favor. This scheme will. in 2 sense. create tariff commission without authority to commit the republican party to any definite action.
 It Is recognized now by the repub- licans in both branches that some sort of promise of tariff revision will have to he made in the coming campaign. A little while ago it was suggested that the ways and means committee and the finance committee sit during the summer collecting data and putting it into shape with the aid of the treasury department experts This plan fell through. The present tentative scheme for commission of treasury subordinates and tariff experts not in the employ of the government. s now favored. The idea underlying the plan is. of course, to steal the thunder of the democrats and put the campaign orators in position to point with pride to what is under way for tariff revision.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Confusion and Uncertainty the Feat
 ure of the Day.

New York, March l9.-The remark able feature of to-day's stock market
 was the entire confusion and uncer. tainty of it's action. Fluctuations were rapidly changed from one direction to the other all day. This uncertainty in the speculative sentiment was a ref1ee- tion, to some extent at least, of the doubts felt over the actual progress which has been made towards better ment in affairs. The reduction yester- day in the New York Central dividend rate served as a warning that, if inn provement has set in in the business affairs of the country, there are con- sequences to stockholders of the busi- ness contraction which are yet to be faced. It is not that dividend reduc- tions have not been expected. the course of prices showing clearly in many cases. that reduced dividends were taken for granted. This has been so much the case that opinions have prevailed that the action of reducing the dividends might find the selling overdone and result in a rally. This view was much impaired by the re- sponse of yesterdays market to the dividend resnction prospect The same influence was perceptible to-day and much attention was paid to evidences of necessary cuts in the distribution
 of profits The most important instance to-day came from abroad. the Rio Tin to Mining company (copper) declaring only 40 shillings compared with 4 shil- lings six pence for the preceding dis tIlallina- The resppnse to the reduc-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
STEEL MEN CONFER.
Representative Manufacturers Talk
 Trade Conditions.

New York, March 19-Representa- tives of most of the large steel manu- featuring companies met at the local offices of the United States Steel cor poration to-day to discuss trade con- ditions and prices of iron and steel The necessity of an understanding as to the price of pig iron was reported to be one of the causes of the meet ing.
 F.. H. Gary. the chairman; w. F.. Corey, president of the United States Steel corporation, and representa-. tives of the Jones X Laughlin Steel company. Pennsylvania Steel com pany, Lackawanna Steel company, Cambria Steel company, Bethlehem Steel company, Republic Iron and Steel company, Inland Steel company, and Rogers, Brown X O., were pres cnt.
 When the conference adjourned F.. II. Gary, chairman of the board of directors of the United States Steel corporation. said that it was the sen timent of the meeting that there should be no change in the price of steel.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
SPECIAL MESSAGE COMING.
President Will Urge Labor and Econ-
 Omic Legislation.

Washington. March 1a.-President Rooseyelt's callers at the White House to-day represent him as saying that he would undoubtedly send a message to congress making recommendations for labor and economic legislation on the lines which have been repeatedly foreshadowed. When some of his vis- itors asked when the message might be expected they Were told that it would probably be sent in this week, though Mr. Roosevelt is still uncer- tain as to the precise date.
 The whole present aim of the re- publican leaders is to make up harmony scheme with the admins tration and arrange a clean record" for the present session of congress with which to go before the country in the approaching campaign. The Brownsville affair, currency legisla tion, the projected tariff resolution, and all general legislations are being subjected to this smoothing out pro- cess
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
LONDON BANK RATE LOW.
Fifth Change Since January Adds to
 Cheerfulness.

London, March 19.-The rate of dis count of the Bank of England was reduced to-day from , 1-2 to 3 per cent. Beyond causing feeling of cheerfulness the reduction, making the fifth change since the beginning of the year, caused little surprise on the market. as the banks large stock of coin and bullion amounts to more than f40,000.000, and the forthcom- ing distribution of government divi- dends will have marked effect on the monetary position and the retention of higher rate therefore is scarce ly justified. Caution, however, was advocated against undue weakening of the market for discounts, in view of the weakness of Continental exchang cs on London and shipments of gold to Paris next week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
EpE9g!Pg2k!.!E|;$;S g!g <. lkzs1RuSST! s!

Sherman antitrust law, said this af- ternOon:
 'I wish it to be known that the measure on which the Civic Fedora tion has been at work is being drafted at the request of the committee on in- terstate commerce of the senate and house. They united in the request. which may explain away any dispos- ition to criticism of the interests of people outside the legislative branch of the government in the matter. The effort has been to draw a bill that will be fair to all interests; to arrive at a modification of the present Sher- man antitrust act which will make modern methods lawful. The bill is not quite a final form as yet. We hope it will be ready for introduction in congress the first of next week"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

New developments were mixed. but they were mostly unfavorable, having to do with decreased earnings and re- ported intentions to reduce more divl- dends. Much attention centered on the meetings of leading steel companies in this city. with a view to considering whether it will he possible to maintain prices, ae has been done in most fin- ished products since the last meeting in this city. The weakness oI United States Steel issues was regarded as significant.
 In the last hour stocks were bid up quite sharply, and closed at about the best figures of the day, for the general list. But business became dull on the rise. and there was clearly a lack of public interest. A few issues. such as Baltimore and Ono, ruled very heavy, closing with net losses. The basis for the late rise was a driving in of the shorts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
WALL STREET NOTES
Reactionary Midday Movement Drags Prices Down Close
 to Bottom Level.
NEWS GENERALLY GOOD
Driving in of Shorts Effects Fairly Sharp Rise in thesClosing
 Hour.

After a few minutes of weakness stocks rallied slowly, under the lead of Union Pacific, Reading, New York Central Brooklyn Rapid Transit, and the metal group. The gains extended to or 2 points in some instances. But at midday process were rea0ionary again. with renewed liquidation, aar- ticularly in Baltimore and Oiio, Atch'- son. United States Steel. and praarayl- varia. These dragged down the gem eral market, and prices again sold close to bottom prices early in ,he af- ternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

Despite assertions of certain bear in- tereste to the contrary, the proposed Illinois Central financing plan was very generally approved of in the best and most conservative banking circles. Some of those who now profess to dis approve the plan were advocating a similar one little while ago. when 1t was asserted that MT. Fish favored a new stock issue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
CONGRESS ASKED HELP.
Seth Low Gives Reason for Civic Fed.
 eratian's Labor Bill.

Washington, March 19.-Seth Low of New York, one of the representa- tives of the National Civic Federation, who has been taking part in recent White House conferences to discuss legislation for modification of the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
NITH FISK & ROBINSON.

Henry Trowbridge Allen of Farm ington, Conn.,, has become associated with Messrs. Fisk & Robinson of New York city, bankers and dealers in in- vestment securities, and will represent inc firm in the state of Connecticut.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

The early selling pressure centered particularly on Union Pacific and Reading. The former after opening up IA of a point at 122. dipped to 12l 1-4, then rose again to l22 5-S, and was again knocked down to 121 Is. From that point by noon there had been rally to 123 Is. Readings opening was Ep 3-4 of a point at 102 1-2. From there it broke to 11l 5-S, followed by rally to 1o2 5-S. and another smaeh 10 l01 1-2, with subsequent advance by noon to 102 1-S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

Old traders said they were much nleased that it was now a market with two sides to it. A one-man market, with everything going one way up or down, they argued, was an unhealthy condition and apt to be very danger GUS in it's final outcome.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

London was again a seller of stocks putting out l5,00O shares and buying practically nothing, The late break in prices here yesterday disturbed senti- ment abroad and trader- abroad were spathetic as regards American securi- ties on the London market.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely. members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office. 52 Broadway. and IS Center street, New Haven
 New Haven. March 19, 1905.
 open. Hiyh. Low. Last.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

The stock market became narrower and more professional to-day. It had the appearance of banking interests favoring a lower range. but with an apparent desire to keep prices within a certain range.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely. members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office. 52 Broadway, and IS Center street, New Haven, Conn.
 Nav York March 10
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower X Weeks. members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, New York office, 27 Center street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by Kimberly. Root & Co. Investment Brokers, 1SS Orange street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
The Union Trust Co.
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
 Chartered by the State of Connecticut with authority to act as Executor, Ad. ministrator. Guardian, Receiver OF Trustee, under will UT deed.
 Is legal depository of money paid in- to Court, and Public Trust Funds, acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corpora tions and Individuals, and administers Trusts of all kinds, Empowered to act as Registrar of Stocks, Bonds or other evidences Of indebtedness, manage sink ing funds, and do all business such az is usually done by Trust Companies.
 It also does general banking busl. ness, collecting checks, notes, coupons and receives deposits. The principal of each trust is invested by itself ana kept separate and apart from the gen. eral assets of the Company.
 This company is by law regularly examined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut /
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKISS. President.
 EUGENE S, BRISTOL, Treasurer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
Railroad BonGs.

Concluded on Eleventh Page.)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
If You Want to Own a Home

II EVu WWIIT EU UWN NUMAV Start small ing hundreds could well afford ing will 
 Four Home Savings Banks Free
 OpenS Sau
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27
To Amend Union Charter.

At the election June i, PROPOSE
ton to amend the charter of the city
of Union will be submitted for ratifi-
cation, says a Union item. The
amendment is to allow the city to in
cur an Indebtedness not to exceed
s55,OOO for water, lights and sewrage.
Money for the purpose is to be secur-
ed by the sale of bonds.
1t seems certain the amendment
will carry, and that in that event work
will begin at once on the installation
of city lights and sewers. City scrip
Is selling at 65 cents on the dollar. A
bond issue would brace up the credit
Of the place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27
A Plea for Bctter Stock.

Kill off or sell off those razor
backed hogs, little camel-humped'
big-horned COWS and woolly rabbit
breasted cayuses. The packing
houses must have plump and fat an
imals. The horsemen will not use the
cayuse If they can get real horse,
It costs but a trifle more to breed
good stock and the market price
looms up away and beyond the figure
the runts are quoted for. 1t does not
pay to raise runty, woolly, wire-nosed
horses or cattle any more than to
raise wormy apples.-Echo Register.