davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

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s . E 1Ir hide me y.47 n ra .iss q. -
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DO Iuddy eoa9Oc teal siassi1s TSsgsl 70. do sssc
sa per Sair 2S52So 90 tacE TsSSirs per pa s0sd
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs-choics unfrozsa
potatoes supply oalan; aira.. s. ca.
plenty and lower Florida vegetables nIsls
Saaomas aas W aFss s yeap1 ins aa peas % New
tables more Dsny and selling & .s sa v a oass xss
a6ss range about S Ss sss s19sa az S anots sd esa
gss ss $ sss a 90 a LE 5 al 5aaa .a Ps ns .s
bulk n e I.gsa r 81 % aes sss. is5 and
sey per bbi. s. 56asa 80 do Jersey. ss.zss
81 5egs2 So DO No per basket x5si N 81.
ssorPta fssns Pea sS Be- sssss sIa sasi2
osss Sg ss fe psI 10 fss. sa9ess ss
SaScSss sagss % large sses2 90 90 E..ssps f.
ELERY E fasf !ss sSs per DC eas sd 81 s0ss 81
2 Sss So ss6 90 spas sd s5ass s 90 esssa-
5ssssi a. ss 3Sss1 %; C1sossSi 9ssi Ct e.
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ass g. o. e;6t pef Sa sra p0sias sl Per G
dS N. or.s5. as5 oo per 'ss b So g s ss9 30 sis g per .
s s5s BeF SCI scd7 P6 P6HaB H. Il = S% s % per 10
burches ssgs4 LEAKS. New Orleans. per 100 bg.shss
k1Mz BEANS. Bermuda I per box 8. 5ogs1: % sss
se a seossat @a vhise fe1 Pe sb ssSss So g g. yellow
2I2 DO red 81 ss2 90: 90 s'a,e c1,ss sfsS
81 % DO white bag 81 5ogs3 80 do red sna yslo.
per 75dS2 do Orange County RED anc yel-os
bag 81 1882 .: DO Cuban psr crate; :. .ogsz =
s.; OYSTER PLANTS. per zoe banehes s2fS4. PrT,
aoe e PEAS lsd Florida per- ba.sst s2ss4 PRs
Bermuda. per box 81 5OGsf rs do New Orleans elrly
per bbI s5Gs9: 10 plain s.. PARSNIPS. hbL F9cV
81 % RONAINE New Orleans Dbl 81 ssGss 20: 70
per Jld75C florida BASKET SlfSi GO
Bermuda, box. 25GI5c RADIsFiES Sorta and sosH
50c9iSI New Oreans per
s2as2 go STIALLOTS New Orleans. per 100 sGncaes -
Ssss Ss7 s9 oS sFNG dfds sas 8 EFs aeard r BE-
81 2J6s2 so. marrow 81 75s2. do FIorda White -
box do sfd<f SPINACH
Norfolk. per bb. 81 50gs2 20. TOMATOES Florits ner
S1GS2 90 do Cuban I3clTS1 80; TLFfSsAE1-
Canada bbl s1Gsf o. DO Jersey a5d Lonr
Island rutabaga- s1Gst 25 DO irish bag l5oci 20
New orleans white per $1aS2: do old white rs-
Dbl T5c6Sf q: WATERCRESS. loo bulches 81 So9
PF-F-T TOPS. bush box 15cfTSis CI-
CJ-NBERS, hothouse l. Dozen sfTs1 so: Do Nc
box. 5OGS4- LETTUCE. hotnouse per dozen .
G75c. MUSHROOMS dollhouse -. f014oc. MINT
To+bollse dozen huuckes 5edSJc; RADfSHES. hot
house per 100 punches. s2as3: RHJ-BaRB. hothouSs.
dozen bunchss. 507I5c. DO small
4nF-n~- TOES ha-house 1HT25c-
Toledo Feb e-CLOVFrFsSiFcEsD. cash. February ara
Na~~b s1f 90 April SIT 25 September s. o2f=. TIM
OTIIY prime s. -. ALSIxE prime. $40 40
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
WALL STREET TO FIGHT ATTACKS
Committee of Brokers May Tell Legislators
Their Side of the Business.

1t said in well informed quarters yesterday
that in view of the legislative attacks
the Stock Exchange and other organizations in
which trading in securities and commodities is car
Tied on there q strong probability that com
mittee of leading brokers would be formed to pre-
sent the Wall Street side of these matters to the
Legislature.
In the past no attempt has been made by brokers
to prevent the passage of laws in the Legislature
adversely affecting Wall Street. Leaders of the
Stock Exchange felt, it was said that it would be
undlgnifed their part interfere with proposed
legislation. but different feeling prevails now and
1t Is believed that in the future bills aimed at the
Stock Exchange and similar organizations will
meet strong opposition from the traders.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Feb 6-Li5eral exports Offset weak
cable dispatches to-day and caused q uTIn close 20
the local wheat market Final quotations on the
Ma, delivery were unchanged from those OF yes
ter4av Corn was. &c higher Oats we're up 7sc 10
SIC Provisions 2i2c 10 81 20 -i-e TO &C hlgheF
The wheat market somewhat erratc anu
n-ices cover wide range Prices were essN Az
the openfna because Of a decline OF more than ID
a. f,e-Yoor but offerings were eagerly taken by
cash interests and shorts. bringing about SUB
stantiaI rally The market then continued MN
until the latter part Of the session. when prices
again declined profit taking sales LloeEaL
primary receipts also sotteued the market scihs-
what Another rally took place in the last t@~
minutes Of trading on the report that fortv-5ve
boatIoads had been taken AT New York ior EXPORT
\ good demand for c>sh wheat az several markets
in this country also strengthened Nales- lne Mar
ket closed firm. Nav opened &c % sc loweF- AZ
as1.~ IN 9sa,c sold ar 967.c 10 ssise and then al
,snced to g11.c To e.-sc- The close vas at s7isc-
CIesrances of wheat and -four We're equal 70 1880
bushels Primary receipts were f@ee bushels.
against aeS coo bushels on the same day last year
MINNEAPOLIS Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 20 cars against - cars last week and 2ef ears
a year ago
The corn market opened rather weak because OF
the break in wheat but soon rallied on buying oy
shorts and bulls. and continued firm for the re-
rnainder OF the day. Small receipts were one o
the. chief strengthening features The close was
firm May opened sc sc lower, at Uesc 10 Sessc.
advanced 6l@sc, and closed az elllc- Local re-
ceIpts We're 165 ears. with one OF contract grade
Oats were strong active cash demand Ouer-
ings were light and mainly from holders
The continued small receipts were the chief
of the strength. May opened shade Isc 10 &C
lower at 531.c 10 53ssc advanced SAC and closed
ar that point. Local receipts were s5 cars
Provisions opened steady because OF strong
market for live hcgs. but free selling OF lard by
local packers caused reaction The market
was inclined be weak for the remainder OF the
day. \ the close May pork or sc, at sl2 exc.
Lard down 2iac 10 sc. at s. - to 81 57is. Rins
SC to 7izc lower, IL S. 57l2 to s. %.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat -
cars: corn 20 oats fcl cars hogs coo head
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

COTTON-The cotton market active. but
rned steader, recovering considerable OF Wedne5
days loss and closing steady decline of 11d12
points. Sales estimated 200 900 The
opened steady advance 2G3 points. before
midday showed net gain Of 12d14 points on the active
months, result OF steady. though
aggressive demand from leading interests, firm
Liverpool cables light interior receipts and
conditions in Lancashire. At the advance
Of the local professionals became sellers evidently
turned for profits the
weakened and time in the afternoon active
months back within point two of Wednes-
days This followed by upturn in the
later trading on covering, continued demand from
leading outside interests and buying by local
houses. The close within point of the top
Private cables Liverpool stated that careful
Lancashire spinners
sold ahead for four months and that short time
probable except to extent among While
bull support in the local market not aggressive there
a demand reCessions, LEGAL traders
pressed opinion that interests gradually
of long slightly
under lie MAY delivery There comparatively
little from the South 10 spot conditions. The
markets officially reported unchanged with the
ception Of New Orleans. which Lice lower Exports
for 5000 bales of receipts.
prices in the local market to-day
as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
s42a -. 4G2 1873. .5ss. .eee sS4a. a.2a6. .oe

--zl --.- sa2a 20 80 ss7a 59s. .o6a s54a 296,ooT
TIE assets and liabilities for the fiscal years 1906
&c 1895 have been distributed 10 accord with the
czszllcation observed in the fiscal year 1907,
TIE surplus Of the Southern Pacific applicable II
cly-6ar1s on the common stock, was equal 10 1-5s
rer cert The 7-es-s income Is charged with SJ3l'l4
sinking fund contributions and income from sinking
-urd investments The proceeds from the sale OF
lands. also pledged for the redemption CT bonds
amounted 1o S-.-s--z- These SUMS. asgresatins
s E5F ara dealt with as profit and loss items
ana accrue 10 1he shares Of The companies IN tbs
reduction @. thet- borded indebtedness-
The percentage Of operating expenses 10 gross re-
CENTS vas 5=c-. against 81 - last year In dis
--zsE-c he increase in operating expenses FleSl-
cent Hartman says.
There was nominal increase in operating ez-
TzEzes Of S1--lsts1t @, or lt-tb Per Cen -
operating expenses or TIE pTeced5ng Ee1, -e 80
----Ee6 vl-E Sz-l-.2s6 -, credited 10 ress.1+
t--- -1r 1-r--= 1nalrtenarlse aIio [e'l7' aa ir
winch -1=-e waE Uo necessity t1lS EedI-. -S "a
-rzzse The normal expenses 49,. =
=--- z-- r=-r.e- v-zse schedules tof which tte
z-s-z- -srr went into effect III the IAN q -S.G3.
IL --e1-e- amount q lraproZeT2e2Js I1Ios nd
greater c7-L ~ go 81 80 no moved the ad-
...-.-.r =zr--==z Incurred II moving J1lII U----
- --r=-f5-1zl conditions existing durlng . con con
z=g1s Iz-t of he year. ano from the g5ea'eI ,sg
--z- s----E--- rfe movement 81 tIaIle MLL-e ts
exceeded -le limit O h4raIs = - = 80 a-~sl
ararari-rs during tie early part o.. cI IG e % S~5
-- sr= e1barrasse5 by the aecITll@t3oL @ q 4ar S
ad --e-c fouowiue the san Fra-g5Ss9 1E and ore
rr- rams which lasted longer taan e@tel @ ,L35er
srce -he construction ot J247e mes u urosIjfed
-z a---=-rz-.v heavy -ratt-c t2e el-llIe - 80
e. -r--- states was damaged i-aI al - .. 60
-zz----ra7 and much Of i rstttiisst-1g 60
-z- TIE reconstruction o. tHe re-oI7l 80 -f1-1e
49, e.--4~aFz- satisfactory have nol Eet pst-i
--z-a5 -T-e cost Cf this voTk VIII "a a1ees ess,,ir-
~ e-re-ses Tor ma aiuterarlce IN the eSIili -
-- T-r~ several months the no s5Ii.- i-- ~
80 -ge seriously interrupted o. tl-5 tl-5F5aI1a mart
s- 10 s-e-ara resulted FhereIroAl-
On juno 90 1896. the report SAYS llie
r4 se-a common and preferred stochi'io -
--zfc- number al the close OF the calendar -.
Ia t-l-s-ezz 30 1880. The following sla'el'e--
- - ----.-,. e,r The last ten years shows III
= s--...-- v.z~ the growth and prosperity OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COFFEE-Th

New York. February 8, 1908.
COFFEE-The coffee market was quiet to-day and
trading showed feature. The market closed quiet
unchanged. and sales reported OF $500 bags
The opening steady unchanged prices.
about in line with the cables. There little buying
by trade interests who took
March May and July, and the market held the
opening figures during the entire session. The general
news indicated change in the situation calculated
influence transactions in either spots futures Local
merchants spot coffee
full prices and New York deliveries
running full! Wednesdays being 1912 bags. against
13.52 bags last IT bags years ago.
far for the week deliveries bags against
II 400 bags for the time OF
markets Havre was unchanged 10 4 franc higher Ham
burg closed net unchanged. No change in
the primary markets, receipts
scale reaching bags the ports against
1900 bags last year IL bags years ago.
The market for spot coffee unchanged with quo
tations the basis OF 6i4c Rio No I.
The of contract prices day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

Brown. P. J. Collision William H. Pritchard
charles f. Dick, Colonel Fl. O. s, Heistand, U. s.
A. Dr. j. N Bishop, Graham E. c. Root, N E.
matthew's and Isaac Thorn-an. The board subse-
aueh,y organized by electing Mr.. Brown president
MI. Collision ice-president and Mr.. Pritchard
VINO is president of the Multiphone Company. Sec
rotary and treasurer. During the last year the
company has paid $50 557 80 in dividends
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

plymouth Feb s rs nl-Adriatic CBr New York for
Cherboure and Southampton
Alden. -Kahinga (Bfj. Calcutta and Colombo for
Boston and New York
Rio de Ianeiro Jan 2e-CCrrentes CGer New York via
Barbados, PernamhUco etc
Oran. @Turkistan CBr, New York for Algiers and
Shanghai Feb s-Hohenfels CGer New York via Algiers
and Sabang for Hiogo.
SAILED.
Liverpool Feb 6-Baltic (Brl New York via Queenstown
Queenstown. Feb 6-Robert Heyne Ger New York.
Fovvey, Feb 5-London City tBr New York.
Perrin. Feb 5-Skh tBrl New York for Singapore, Hong
Kong,
Singapore. Feb 5-Tndrapura (Rrl, New York.
Porto Empedoce, Feb 1-SiCauia Utah. New York.
PASSED
Lizard Feb 6-Buiow Ger. New York for Bremen.
Fen 3Marie Mcneil Ger, Buenos Ayres for
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Victoria which reported to sias
conset 190 miles east Of Nantucket south Shoals
T5ghtship yesterday is expected 70 dock about
$50 to-day
of that station 6:l0 yesterday, is eN-
rlecred 8 4 III Saturday.
Columbia which reported 10 Cape Race 100
mil $50 yesterday. is
rected 10 about $50 Sunday
The Lucauia. which reported Via Halifax 6al
miles Of Sandy Hook LightsLip at 6 yesterday
eNrectea dook about q SaturdaE-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. FEB. 6.-Clcsing: WHEAT-Spor easy.
No. red Western winter. = 6d futures aafst.
March. IS aSd, NAV. 5ied. July. Is sd CORN
spot prime mixed American. old. Is 4sd.
Northern IS -. futures quiet Fenruarv. - I'D
March. IS TtiG PEAS--tsnadizr steaty. - sta4
FLOUR-Winter patents essv. @as - HOPS u Len
don tPacinc coast, steady. f@TGS EEE---xt-a
me POEk-Prins-
dull. Sd HAMs-Short Ia TO- aust
Ais.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
reb .. 500 , n

Y.ddo ......-... Feb .. 500 !
Japan, China and Philippine
ra ts1hSs wa 20 Iudse saa Feb H. 800
'apda t~,a 'attIe,aTa Maru Feb 49,
'apan s C9reai % Feb a. 500
haa SaPsn S SoSea & nnrseokores Feb 90 900
Australia (except Wesp, New Zealand
Samoan Islands FIJI Islands ana New
> Aieaohaa eaaarsnsi ena Naeou's . Feb q. 500
sy San Fa,csao ano Transport Feb %. 500
I1 .o mesa Mar g. 600
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
Feb q. 800 . m
Feb %, 800 D m
Mar 9. 600 . r.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1908
ARRIVED.


p and Ponce 20 Bouon Bliss a pastf ALI ar w'sh
s:as ssaIsePssFs; IS m' stb mails and muse -N''''sD
Steamer Kansas City gsr Fankand Bristol January
10 and Swansea 10. James Arkell & Co. with mdse,
Arrived at & the Bar at RI nth cardenas January %
and Nsesitas 2g to Winchester me- Co. WIN
steamer Hansa Ger. segelken savannah January 2s
to Oelrichs g. Co ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Finland. Bradshaw Antwerp 5anusry 2e to
see d a8d Sr d @ A Arrved ID a aOh the a Bar at $40 m
dam January 25 Boulogne 26 to the
mdse ns &rr1ea S'e a' at t6e ia0 Bar ana at s'ft @
La GnaGa A:t0 sSaa S, coIon IS Kingston and
as a m at the Bar at
Steamer winifred (Br). Kelly. Boston February for
Philadelphia. simpson, Spence q Young, in ballast
Steamer B smith swansea January am sr y 2 TO e,
Funch, Edge Co, with ise Arrived at the Bar at 10
Steamer No b W;nneslsP Mspzsno o6
with sugar Arrived at the Bar at 1910 sh1na n and
Charleston 4 to the Clyde S. Co with passengers
Steamer CITY ~ Of Mason Lewis Savannah February g.
to the Ocean SIS Co with passengers and mdse Passed
steamer Creole. New Orleans January 81 ,.o to
Passed Quarantine at 1o:so m: -. % -
southern Pacific Co, with mdse Passed in Quaran-
Steamer ocnlulgee. Webb Brunswick February .. TO
the brunswick IS Co. with mdse Passed IN Quarantine
steamer Cuban o.Ne G Ghara I Gam 5anuqTy s,: 2e
arv / to the Munson SIS Line with II passengers and
mss arlRss RSsessd ne E..
sugar. the Bar at 2l5 m 49, -
Steamer Ger, kircnon. Port-au- Prince ana
Miragoane January Jeremie % Savanila Is Carta-
geua % Marta 81 and Inagua February 10 the
Hamburg-American Line, with mails and mdse Arrived
d at 800 ,.
KoniE Albert Ger Feyen tIehGa
Gibraltar -. to oelrlchS & Co with
13T cabin 215 steerage passengers and ndse Az
rived at the Bar at sos
Steamer Frutera CNor) Danielien. Banes February l.
o Fruit Company, with sugar Arrived al
the Bar at
Washington Ger. Vollnler Hamburg January
Shields 20 Philip Ruprecht, III ballast Passed
In Sandy Hook at 10:1a p m ,,r
Steamer Bermudian Cr Fraser Bermuda February T.
Outerbrdge & Co. with 122 passengers and mdse
Arrived Bar Gao 2 m -
Steamer Bowie (Br). Kerr. Liverpool January =, to
the White Line, with mdse Southeast or FIRE
Island $40 m
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk
Old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers and mdse.
Sandy Hook n J. Feb 6. $50 . m-wind west fresh
breeze; clear; moderate
SAILED.
Steamers Alianca Crstobal Arabic d3r): Mediter
ranean ports via Maiera Ashfed (Brl. Philadelphia
Celtic (Br Liverpool Queenstown; Guiana Cuban
Matanzas Dora CBr1. la Plata, Rosario
tEr Para. Nanaos, etc: La Savoie NT)
Havre: Ragnarok (Nor) Norfolk; MaCkay Bennett QBr
cable Halifax: A KnDdsen (Norl Baltimore; Larinler
Arthur Chesapeake, Baltimore TomO (Norl, Pro
greso Csmpeche. City Of Atlanta, Savannah El Rio
Galveston: Huron. Charleston and Jacksonville James
town. Norfolk and Newport News: Oscar II DAM
Copenhagen. etc; Esperanza Havana Fawnee, Phiaue-
Her ,Nl1ra npu1p via Ra etc
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
NEW wuLTrPHoNE COMPANY DIRECTORS.

~ the annual stockholders meeting Of the Multi
phnne Operating Company. at 30 lsl Broadway
Ire board Of directors increased from three 10
rine uoerrbers Tie ful board of directors elected
&c Tie ensuing year Is as follows. Wilbur c.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading was very active in the mining mar
ket on the Produce Exchange yesterday. The total
transactions were 1860 shares, distributed among
three stocks as follows 900 Furnace Creek at 24c,
9o Branch Mint at 131sc and 900 Montgomery
Shoshone at Sc and 3 30sI4c
Rid and asked prices were.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SIR, rises "a ln sets "a Moon II a. Moons
HIGH WATER
: N-Sardv Hook y 40 Gov. Island -}ffell Gate
! W-Sardv Hook GOV Island 1910 Hell Gate 2:o3
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTSBURG
1907 1908.
Number niles 53S .s}s 4I9
Fourth jan Sl61Sso s2lloso S2s sos
Jan 3l-...-. 531ellS 4Sot.-oi o6-d.sei
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Number Of niles. 4OS5 4OS2 40S2
tToIIrth ueeI, in Ian sS75557 s99s al7 1864, go
T,,1V ! Ian 166 646044
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
Fourth in 11215s5 S1.36.o66 81 26s 7s4
July Jan 81. 27s5355o II s22,449 "A So rs
MOBILE & OHIO
>un,her of niles. s26
ISoIrth week in Jan. 5000 sO7 s3s5 s33s 1875
Julv ! 10 Jan 81 ..... 614l.7T7 6001 ,5G2 5339 ,&s
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Number Of miles,. 12aS 1.2as 291
tros,rtb week in Ian s23S 1919 so96 S254
IIIFy TO Jan 81 ....- 5s03. 295 5,S19.l44 53I03SS
TOLEDO. PEORIh & WESTERN.
Number of miles. 2is 24s 24s
Fourth week in jan. St9Hlo S4Olol s4o.9
July ! Jan 81. T34 80 6o,499 Sol o9s
GREAT NORTHERN.
January ernss. 313i5o S2,54S.527 s3410 467
INV 10 Jan 3f... IS oo6,97S 33,121,T69 30 100 Csc
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington Feb 6-The condition of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day fol-
lows:
RESERVE FUND.
and bullion $3.50 00o goo
TRUST FUNDS. TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATES.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

Destination and steamer 'Icse IN ne" lViA.
Ne7r Zealand. Australia lsIcept Nestl sn1
Rev Caledonia, Francisco
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

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C---E-S E-E rzT-oils
l---1e--s Uzrall=.-
1ete-ez liz1i-i-lcs
F---- -s-z-y companies
1c-~- liabilities
~-- and loss fSE-T -uE
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

Soess a-E bonds
--zs-f--
S-k1- ---.
nrsG5- and iE-er-
ac--l-- -------
ses--~ -- conductors
TIs -a.=.rae ae-.. etc..
Tie-zI ---- -----
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Fr5r5ua a-E rr-n -
--..-
wz-ez fuel ard
S
l-l states govern
rsa ..--..-
-'=-
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l~E--E assets
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.
! GEEE
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q
,rnNnAY- FEBRrARY 10

Glasgow. February Anchor
arric Gibraltar. January 81. White star
7ron,o Hull January 70 -. Wilson
liia I.ucEcIlba san Juan, February 4-.....-.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

4 Cd Ia VI" "
Feb Is. 600 . n
Feb IA. 500 p N
Feb 20. 800 p N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-23
HARD SCRIMMAGE
WITH THE MEDICS
High School Team Given Strong
Practice Yesterday After
noon Against Medical
Students.
STUDENTS ARE STRONG
Showing Made Thus Far Is Entirely
Satisfactory and There Are
Prospects For Good
Team.
STUDENTS ARE STRONG

A hard scrimmage was INDUCED in
yesterday afternoon at Hubinger park
between the High School team and the
Medics. The work of the high school
lads showed improved form while the
medics also were in the game The
medics also were in the game. The
ling their work being little high, but
some excellent material can be found
on the team. Captain Dillon is prob
ably one of the fastest men in the line
up and will stir up things during the
scrimmages next week. The team is
quite heavy and the showing made
thus far is entirely satisfactory to
Coach Phillips. The entire student
body seems enthusiastic over the team
and will lend support in whatever
manner it is necessary. Coach Phil.
lips is drilling his men strongly on the
elementary points of the game but also
expects to develop the forward pass
and on side kick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-23
LEFT on her DOORSTEP
FOR THIS MOTHER

Mrs. A. G. Tuson, OF Livermore, CAL,
writes: II picked up from my door,
step one day little book in which
soon became very much interested.
My little girl of five years of age had
been troubled for long time with
loss of appetite, extreme nervousness
and undue fatigue. She was all run
down and in very delicate condition.
This little book was very compre-
hensively written, and told OF the new
method of extracting the medicinal ele-
ments of the Gods liver from the oil,
eliminating the obnoxious oil which is
so hard for children to take.
Just the thing saidI, for my little
daughter and l Immediately went for
a bottle of Vinol. 1t helped her won
derfully. She has gained rapidly in
flesh and strength, and she does not
take cold half SO easily.
Il am extremely grateful for the
good 1t has done her, and l hope other
mothers who have weak, delicate or
ailing children will be benefited by my
experience and just give Vinol trial"
McGRATH BROS. DRUG co,
kEOkUk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-23
Had a Close Call.

Mrs. Ada l.. Coon, the widely
known proprietor of the Coon hotel,
Vaughn, Miss, says: For several
months | suffered with severe cough
and consumption seemed to have it's
grip on me, when a friend recommend
cd DR.. Kings New Discovery. began
taking it, and three bottles affected a
complete cure" The fame of this life
saving cough and cold remedy, and
lung and throat healer is world wide.
Sold at Wilkinson G. Co.'S drug store
soc and s1.00. Trial bottle free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-23

from a two weeks stay at the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Stone, who is not
much improved in health.
Chas. Walker and wife will soon
move to the Tinsley farm. Mrs. Tins
ley is going to Excelsior Springs to
stay with her daughter, Mrs. Jno.
Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Clark visited
with their son, Ben, Sunday.
Homer Callison has rented the An
drew Johnston place recently purchas-
ed from Ed Clark.
Mrs. Mary Roaney Of Arguile, Iowa,
is at the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Mckinney.
Harry Hume and family spent Sun
day with Jno. Hume
Morris L. Walker has rented the
Sanders farm in this community
E. H. Stewart and family returned
from Joplin, Mo-, Tuesday.