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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
S3err etelsle i'm ct. 9iarien ,6aiinu

YSir m0ulteH 5ier nodb cinmoi Die
Ilfmcrfinmtcit Der belttId)cl &atbos
lien Gu6lque'5 ari Den &ortrn9
lcnteH, Wclder iiir ndeGitGn Sonn1tog
Hbcna i'm ct. Mhriens Gniino nllge
ti0oigt 1T. Is hanoelt iid I'M eilen
&9rtrdg. aus meId1ciu Die 3uborer
ptnc 3lpetfei grOBcn &ubcr mir
nnd) 0oitie ue1nltn merben. Gafilr
gurantirt gang bcionocrg Die &c t.
ion oc3 Mcouere. 0err Geo.
Stel3le bon M~finacnpuli7 MGinn., lit
uGmlih Der reiienbe @tnent Der :. u.
s.. llnterililsuugS 2 0eiclidnfr bon
N}iutieiotn. ulrn ais lolhcr bat CT cine
ungclp0huliAe GjcIe0cnbeil lem 9teD
ncttdlent nlie3ubiloeu, INN NQe, lpslhe
bcniciGcH 5ebDIt hnbeH, erfeumen on,
.pub ictnc &prtr08c gcraDc 10 &C.
batter 'inp. lric lie fir unicre
bcnti dl anne ritnui / d { II
Sc dt6Dltten pdlicn. aSu eli
nee co!cu Sprn6e behunbclt Ser Mcoz
ncr miner plhc lbematu,
meihc ron proftiIde III @pnca I'M
A~htag@lcgcH iiuO. Sc,bitrcrndnOtill
wjrD lcr ia tboliim bcutid
dmcritunildc Stuloplmtt int
ner prin5ipiell uIb tpnIduclt feitocz
fultsu. Sa6ti ucyfcbli $oerr Gtcl3le
Hicmul3 ieire Wortrdge i~utereis
amt 81 mudeu, bonn CT Derfll9t ilbcr
cine rcidIc NnlaDa9l B it / d I
~ Il c, nit peldlcu CT icinc Selchs
utngen in hunioriitiiucr 8ciie prnfs
tiidl 81 iltuitricrsn ueiB. Scin
: bcmu am SonntIN T6enb lpiro fiir
Stdubc bon S~ntcrciic
icir, un0 luir limo iibcr3eugt, onB Nle,
rc!dc Nerru Stcl3Ic b0ren rperoeu.
lciGlid) bc!ebrt mo u"ntcrbalten, sic
:Dalie uerinilcu mcrnen.
IS ioutc Oieicr @ortrng bon Sen
tcEti den Gut5Dlifcr Oh.
D,aut'3 uu6 ocS6ulb redht saint
rci& bciildlt luerocn, lvcil CO oieieE
fcltcu rcrD3nnt iii, cine
uaBcrfirGlide 9tcOc III 60rcrL luclde
ci8ero lin bic 0cutld CT rcp en-
Aotholifcn uno rcren Sc
bensDertGltuiiie bier IN sen %ercinia.
ten %!adten be'biiAtiat lit. IS ieblt
ilu9 BeluB HiG)t uu HerAnii0u IL
Acu, ic,bit III intbclii6en, Dcliidl
mueliiduiIGen &rtticn, nbcr 0uss
cni9c, pas nidlt mn icItcu,
,o1SrrH gang ~bt!ouber3 wiWtig, jH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Sie befc 0anf

iln6 lG0 Adsr i'm SDro GcHatu. aanias, g$eijeu,
G3urtel: teir SfEreuidlaF, laenn gle Shr Selt
III 8oro GDurtG 6rIHbejCcltham nalcgeE: iuL
ore Sduoeteted htutg ruo, tI iGretle ltetta iteteeu
uno qcebc GtlutGDFleu RbuerieI. Geuu Die var
men Gut 6eluirthifaitet iuerocu: 81 bjS 80 SAihs
Nurn Der &ttr: - bis 80 &rihtl 9Sci5eu pt,
WIDER: gutcs N!lain, 9ittev Suotl uUn g@tc5 sSni
ier: cute Sogc; &ret'c uurirer 3~iDijdlc5 so big
~ per ader. S5cnn mir Jhnen utdlt aei9cG
mas i9ir peripredsr rrhaltsn Sic 3tr SnGraeiC
SIrld. aduit GRec Jiiet bis Ggeae Gitn Nnb
tcnIa,t oirett an ms. uiteendltet ~utierer Sprtur
renter. Iir hn5en bic sHgebute mo mis- iir1
Oprbereitet, ie0er goutIIcrer5 cnt9eecu Su t:eteu
@lr Anben Harpertter III oeutid1et ute drertl
t~olliidlsn Stuiieoluugeu. SStt h0bcu eiueI &uu
oet. ipeldler $50 Mtcr Int, ledr oerbthert. ptei
Qtellel pun Der slierbaAus&t1tipu urn ppl
eia,r tathDiiidenS STRIDE. Ireis $50 pec @dcr
netmcu ais Ntstauiol cine tleine 5arnt. 2el
3nrlterruin jGr boS llebri9e iuish. neul &c,
iuunidlt. duI lanGercr 3eit Gusdshcunt. Se
id,rcihHng uID RretS sgife .pirh ami NnirdGc su,
neianbt. q. z. yain;eg & So, 2oogc Gin
Aduius.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
3. u. Cd mnf.

allBcr CT crDGlt MllBen bon bemielben.
oSoppcItc Seitsuerung". bieler
&egrifi murbe III elmer iiinglt nb9e1
gcbcncu Gntideiourg be5 Sopa'er
Cber9cyifts bnbin b~eiiuiert. DaB mr.
sic boppelte Seiteueruu9 burcb bielelbe
Soupcrdnitdt rcrbDtcu lei, DnB nber
Nttlen BON nllBcritadttiGcn Corpora
%tionen. ueIde I'M Belize bon Ginpobs
Hrru hieics Stante9 lirl0, IN Solpn be-
lfeucrt merocu bilrieu. audi ipenir lie
IN jcllcn nnbercn 5t1nteu, no Sic betr.
Gprpprntionen beimilh linb, itpn be-
ltcuerl lrCr1cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Yrpoiiirncu.
aiuau,an GoamtA Tnrmen.

$50 glG,r hot6reidles o9cttpay" ,2GNh; ein ieiHe,
Gue1eub6d aIert bic gauge 1or,n, Sieielhej IN
ouritdnoir ;int5dunt inO treuSae6Gunt. Ntegi
tluei Hteileu uon ei,er queen gtisuhGDas u,G
Rarttitoor. Sic9t II elmer orutid1su futhrlii1ler
9iodltnrlhnit. 5iuel gictlcH Ouli Oer Sd.ueiterr
5diule una ebcHiU ,vrit 40 npit Der Dfentitdlet
Sdu!e MD elmer idolteu tGtheIiidet airtfs.
Sies III cine idlone &icpa. GetreiDes uuo euial-
iasSarnt uns !uiirbe Yh GIt fpenli sepaHid)t, in
erei ,yormelt etiltheilrll iGfet. foroen 800 alder
INN c~litioirt Euo uub riu Eheit onbpn mif gaei
SEN beoHans t iii; Gin GrittFl hierpud gept MT,
heIr Sanoe, iueun o~Gsielbc bdIo o~er.arft miro,
Ger 4rets III SIS per Mder. 3alItugsbeoiugftn
gen itGdl gSHuiul otS SeufcrE.
Gbeuio go ooer go WSer. peide al bic tatbU
ljidle 81. seo's airthc erensea. Sus aaab III mr.
zig. gutter iditotger SebtI. thetie inter eultur
OOS parSe IltSGcut lllh trensge5hunt, nit flie'
beIieeGt gSaier. rttr guieM Sottor ~. aSanD; ein,
gnte Snrrf. arets SIS pet ader. 6Gas 3hr mad
staer guteH Siess urb @etreioe 6oflE Gudl llaI.
iebt, fpuHt 5nr bier siuaU Bargain maiden. @ar
iuenOe it or pen Gieetthitrter:
h. s.. @eiufdlenf, finsntaA. ednids.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Wrant Gsunta, Sasota.

2auc 81 occtdaicu ing Sl2 BIS SJ1 pvl Nfa: la
5unuer GpitntJ uou SiS- Eaeotl. Nnc &cau,att
ij6tett, Sd,Gien. cdaoooits gieGit. IsriiersSe ia
paoNe. &utterfnbrit:n &c. - Grttell riilcingH.
ner ubtc MiBerrteU. SS;r hiJ4nca lett 20 50irsl
nt,r nnb fuunelt S6neJ lper&toone NIB tprr,tr.
GnStuuitiiber @auo. @rGreT MIN. ge5sl. Gattpl
fidlc 2irtrc iuD SnlEle DohIer. 9tc ueglueiic
ali hct ho3lU. 9rrri &ilrrsc i. &. Nott
bohi.y. gtan ioeToc idl III JanyIens Srrs.,
Afinaaai. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
@us Scs @tpincS, Ipma.

Ga9 Staat2 CbcrNcri0
Dat IN elmer @utiheibulg IN 7%rninic-
rlng5iodlcn Den @runoinB on teht &c
hdlten. hoB Nicmnub III cincm 2rainz
age 9tiirift iiir Die Ncritctmg3toiel
lc5 0roacn& tartcrt merNtu talu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
2al,a /!

Slatte. Charles Tir 60, quo Sateta. %tr
bJber riuen rcii Dircaosrt 4riciter, cine SIrcne
ltgb 0ute Snpbereieu Upu 50 bis 5u $50 per 9teer.
ia mas Der Hdse mo $sIbeNegMnRtu. I'm Nsbe=
res tueree man Nn) an ~. ~. &rebts.
State SGnr. klntte. Slb Eat1ta. Mar :Gnu iidl
,eir Sd'retbrH Der cngltidieH pie bet eeutidgH
2urocbc ueoicueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Neue @aaren.

0rphc Snantitdtcn nencr
@leibrritpfie, ailc bic nencHsn
Smaitiruugeu in slattcu, &C.
ntiiMfen NIB Glaib Senscn,
GeibrnnDffe. Sprcht pDr mnD
irGt infer c~lesantcs Iiiprtimcnt.
ituirr Ecppihs nuS Srftnd.
Scpnrtcmcnt lit nit ben bfi3en
Snbrifnfen 81 icbr nichrieen
&rcifcn scfiat.
Gas. Seui 4 So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

Subnquc, SrWn, ben Z Scbrnar 1908.
In bic SHrgcr ppm SubnGnc!
Sd erin@e sic, msinc Witbhrgr, ahtnngsrrn nm bic emuit ciuer
ssieosr. Domination nb @isper -Grmdbnns MS Gin ihHcfiihes Compliment
nb 0ntbetbnug.
Sd babe perinht mrtnc Hfitht III tbnn, chrlib nm unpnrtcuih -
p1Tn nb aeraneanS. @cnn ts Srrthmncr CAB, wnrcn IS irihc Der nna
crfabrenbcit MIR bs trtbcis. Sas &iGt puhercr SScsbet ans der @rs
fabrnns Der 8ersausenbeit, unh bic 3uuuft crlendtno, mS bic bcfrieoi=
geMoitu Heimitatc brTscn.
Sn Dcm i@uehcnben gSabtampi ucrwriserc ib abfplnt sdmdbunsrn
ooer decentralization. Die Sadc fam annanbia, cbc Malhr ubr per.
iDnlidc SctHoihaft, erlebigt wcrbcn.
aacS, nm Sas i'd Sic, meiue Manbareu, 5rcunbc nS MRitbRrscr, cr-
Jude, lit, cine iprgfditse @naDic be- GreaniHc Der lcter jnei Sabre in
ihrer san5cn Sragwcif, i'll Sstruft 5ebcnb bic &futcl. - ran Sampf, =
bic Grrnngrnihaft, unp, wcun Sic barber itr llrtbil bi Der &urruabl nb
bel Der gSabl fallen, crindc ib I'm nnr hpic fir Gin aHnfseS @erbit.
Fufrihfa Sbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
lSrl. glcin Giidohl, lppf

SRI. 9tcin Sii6obl, ipobnGait
5t2 al Der H%bombcrg Npenuc, lpurbc
om 9tcn3toB nit @ru. 5, Arue8er in
Ter 0crj Scius&irhc ebelif g%cfraut.
G9eltdJ qetraut iutrncn an
Cien5iag du Chicago. ST., 6rl. Soliid
9ludnnnl, Sohtcr Der Srnu ). Gil
luaIger, mit Herrn ). @uHtopn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
" s9iinitige 0clesenheit fiji
Wichsiidttr in Miiipuri.

&tehs uno Wetreibe' Sarmen il eiuey aeiIaeeN.
nit Sialgrds Uelonthienen Settion. $500 bis
$1,000 per Nder: ettiae iehr ausgeiudlte an $50.
stIeorlGc 3reile, oa teiuc Giienbnbnrn ocr5anoeu
parci, dber mt pesenudrtigenI gutem Giieus
bGaHoieu(t iperoen bic &rc!ie id,ue1 iteiaen. Sr
Der E1he bon @irfteu: reines Eue1ipaiier,
grpRe Gritten IN Sort uub 1etreioc. &oQblnts
gieh. lin nab re Seid)reibums psnoe man lido
an Sc)p A. SDfanoer, Sole Camp. @iIpari.
9jbite SdHt.aeitreuaet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
Gas. &eui 4 So.
murkthRrtd1te
Sir ben @raRpcrtanf.

On b II II c. osi Il. SeD.
Wetrcibc, Soen, Weebl, etc.
Saier: lS-55t per Guibel.
Sorn: J4-62c per Guibel.
@eiiei S0-Sjc per Suibel.
@crlte: GO-9Oc per Snibel.
8oggcu 65-75c per Sui6el.
Seu: 10 00-$l4. 90 per lonuc.
Wehl: Vatelt, 5.S0-S6.40 itraisbt,
5. 20--S5. so.
&leie: SIS. 00-s21.00
Snttcr, Gicr uno Safe.
Cier: 24c per Suesno.
Butter Soirp, a1c; creamery, SAC per
Yfine.
Saie: NbQu aGic, lie; Srif, 1,c; yim.
burger, lSt; Gwiss, .le per Firnp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
WrpcerteS, ctc.


Halto'ielR Csc per Gnibei.
:3niebc.n: 1.10c per &nibel; GpaniId.
Swiebeln, 81. so per Crate.
Aepfci 81. so ger @agrct.
Honcu 1885 per gnibel.
Siib. HartoNttn: $i.5O-5.00 per Barrel,
9ieG.
Siiere: 81. 00-4. @.
&iitser: So 00-3.25.
Slime: 82. 500 o
Hdiber: S4.a0-5.0o.
G6afe: SO. 10000.
S0mmsr: $3.50 90
S6ueiue taui benz Nub): S3.Sj-4.00
per bunScrt &iuno.
Sieb (gcihladteD.
fimSfleiid. 4-415 Ralbllclih, 315-4.
6~amnslAeii6, lid; SdolNell6, &c per
Eiuno.
9cberbcs Nciiiisei.
Srutbiibuer. lie; Guten, &c; Siibncr,
'eeiliei,, S-10c per Vfuno.
GrDuiiirncn.
WerGuderteS ,SleiiM Shinteu, l3-14Lc
Sped, i-I-l5c.
GhInol;. Sk-9c.
Soblen: @atitob!el, $3.50; &ci6totlcu,
rs. 90 per Soune.
!ooI;: GidenboIS, $500; @cihbolI
$3.50 per Soroe.
SbitaIo. oen II SEQ.
0ctretbc.
s&escu-
Mat: 93d93H.
Suit 9O630%.
aprn-
Mai: 60ll 961a..
$mtt: 9isG5SB.
Noier--'
Mai 624 a53.
Gull 10 4G45al.
Ticbmarft.
GdrDsiue-
S6wcre, S4 O5G43O.
Shluere. vaube. *i.019i.15
@eihte. 81 00,a54 22l2.
D:mti@te, 81 0jt44 30
G,eb-
NruOpjcb, S. O5aGl0
6i6c uuo 6tUo,r, SI.150i.SJ.
Scaie-
tSinbeiniide 2Gmmcr s.. 05faGg 80.
6tuheirntibc G6are S405 as Is.
gStltltbe SdnnIer, 50. 90, Of %.
Yrruiiipncu.
@aweiutileild-
Mtot: 81 00dSl1,21
Suli Sells tdSi227.
Shmol;-
Mai: 81 .2oGS1.2I.
Sui: S7.aj0S7.4J.
Ripp IL
altai: Sc .2ia6.40.
Suli So. 559S6.5;.
Siar-NO. / V. 10, st.21; go. /. e..
2S.. S1.11.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18
$500 Der gl6er

baar. Der seit nadl Dem Crate 3abluHasplaM.
fault cine 'tone babe Scttion gam in Noro
Satota. Sic iahler Die 9dlite Der 6rsts. Die sie
iehes Sabr ouu Dem EGilo eirheimieu. IS IL SoS
iIdnliir]c ME padlten. uir bar Cure Mtiethe mir
her 3eit bic 5arin dbbeSGblt. Sine. .atbolild,e
Mtrrhen nm Sh)usei,. y. & fprne3. 1923 Main
GtrGse Su6nque. Sp.ua.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
CHILDREN TO SING
AT IRVINGTON RALLY.
Fireworks Will Also Precede
Democratic Meeting.

A mass-meeting TO ratify the entire
Democratic ticket will be held tonight
under the auspices of the Irvington
Democratic Club, at Masonic Hall. Clin-
ton ven near I%rvington Centre. Con-
gresham LIE Gage Pratt, William Har-
rigan, Harry ". Osborne, the candi-
dates for Assembly and the nominees
for local offices will deliver speeches.
The weather permitting. the meeting
within doors win be preceded by a dis
play of fireworks. One OF the at
tractive features OF the evening VII
be h singing Of patriotic sonss by sew
eral children.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
Sale Mems Pajamas

Made of splendid quality flannelette in
neat colorings - blue, gray and pink
effects. Medium weight-well IN
made and finished with silk /U
frogs and pearl buttons. All ND
sizes; 1. so value, at ........
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
AUTO VANISHES AFTER
CRASHING INTO WAGON.
Chauffeur Didn't Wait to See
Damage He'd Done.

One of Aaron Ward & Sons delivery
wagons from this city was struck by
an automobile in front OF the Henry
Lindenmeyr property in Broad street,
in the Brookdale section of Bloomfield,
last night. The vehicle was upset and
broken and the driver, George Ross.
thrown out. He escaped unhurt, but
was pinned beneath the wreckage OF
the vehicle and with difficulty extri-
Gated.
In the meantime the driver of the
automobile put on extra speed and dis
in the darkness without wait
ing to see how much damage had been
done.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
CANDY SALE DEFRAYS
COMMENCEMENT COST,

A successful cake and candy sale was
held by the members OF the graduating
class of the Burnet Street School, in
the court of the building recently, for
the purpose of defraying the expenses
of the commencement exercises. De-
spite the rain the sum of $S4.07 was
netted, to the delight of those In
charge. Principal Lewis II. Carris was
active in promoting interest In the sale.
Miss Florence Hoholer was manager.
and Miss Alrnyr B~ailentins acted rs
TREASURER.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
PARADE AND
OF 14TH WARD DEMOCRATS.

A parade followed by a mass-meet-
ing has been arranged for by the Four
teenth Ward Democratic Club for to-
night. The meeting will be held at the
Kruger Clubhouse, at 10 Belmont ave-
u The parade will start from Jo-
seph Keiler's Hall, at IA Belmont ave-
nue., al 7;3o O'clock. and the line of
march will be through Jones street to
South Orange avenue. to South Tenth
street, to Fifteenth avenue, TO Ninth
street. to Sixteenth avenue, to South
Tenth street. to Springfield venue, TO
Bergen street, to Eighteenth venue,
TO Fairview venue to Lille street, to
Sayre street, to Springfield avenue, to
Morris avenue. to Fourteenth avenue,
to Hayes street, to the Krueger Club
house
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30

into the cellar Of 1876 High street to
change his clothing. The cellar Is
rented by a o and wood dealer for
whom Quinn works. from Antony Man
giero. who lives on the first floor.
The man heard the boy moving about
in the cellar. and thinking him a bur-
glar went to investigate. He say he
did not fire the revolver he had, but in
his excitement 1t was exploded. Quinn
was taken to the Brooklyn Hospital,
where It is said he has little a OF
recovery. and Mansiero was arrested.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
Mems Cape Gloves

Newest shades of tan and brown in
mems Cape Gloves. Made of carefully
selected skins, perfect fitting ~
and excellent robustness wear.
Out seam stitching. All sizes. III
Regular 100 value .........
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30

ChiIdren's Winter Coats--Ow-
ing to the slack season we will
put on sale Saturday this won
derful bargain In lined or unlined
coats. red, blue, brown, royal and
navy blue. trimmed with heavy
braid, sizes 2 to 6 years: also a
heavy mixture in larger \ IN
sizes. as 8 to IA years, LILY
all to go at.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30

ready for immediate use. "a, 50
and "a inch blades. Two styles.
All positively 100 and 200 goods
in one great Saturday lot, while
they last at
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR,
BOY is BADLY WOUNDED.
Shot in Back When Owner
of House Takes Him for Thief.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3o.-Mistaken for
a burglar by the man who owns the
house, Frank Quinn, 10 years old, Of
1854 Marcy avenue. Brooklyn, was shot
In the back early today when he went
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30

The speakers will be Harry V. Os-
borne, Mayor Haussling, Police Com
missioner Harrigan. Edward w. Town
send, John Nv. Lane, George Hermann
and others.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
Shoe Snaps


A collection of good things ar
ranged for Saturdays selling on
centre tables in our famous and floor
shoe section. Every item a big
bargain.
Women's Shoes-Lace n ~
and button styles of gun -
metal. Regular $50 and AeTO
300, special. ..........,..
Women's Shoes - Box
calf and vici kid lace hA
shoes of good quality. RsUO
Regular 200, at. ...........
Is !; SIS {, 4 S s ;s:is 3 Is : i'''' Il 70c
Boys Shoes-aood dual. ~
ity vioi kid lace shoes in
sizes 4 to Irregular l.50 ksVV
at 49,. ................
Boys Shoes-Vfci KID
lace shoes OF good quality
sizes 11h to 1SA-regu- kslZ
lar LOU, HI............ .....-
' s s Fl: s f = '! s9a: $ : Los
Chlidren's Shoes - high
suit shoes OF fine patent
colt-sizes 4 TO ~8-regular IsnZ
1.2o t...."..,........ .......
' : :s';-. sss; ! s g aR '$t ss::$s l.l9
lar 1.50, at. ............
' :Sss., IL: e ! s 70 Fl Il . ss SSs$ 9
LOO. at. ...... -. ..... ....
' ! 81 e sss;ss ' s s: u IT,; r. s : = SOC
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Miscellaneous popd..
'Ex dividend.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Narrow Price Movement and Stagna-
 ton in Transactions.

New York. June 1.-The stock market suhsided another degree to- wards stagnation today The slug gsh currents of the price movement were scarcely distinguishable and the low record of tstal sales for day in over year past was touched. Such narrow price movement as there was did not hold, and the constant huctu- alton within tho narrow range of the movement proved the uncertainty of tho speculative temper, While the demand for stocks was thus lethargic it was accounted negatively favorable that offerings were on an insignificanf scale. The pertinency with which stocks were held was the more nota- hle in view of the unfavorable fac torsl which paralyZed the demand for stocks without inducing any active selling pressure. Tho feeling of dis couragement over the effect of tho cut in steel prices was unquestionahle, trade authorities being in general agreement that no active revival of demand was coming out at the conces- sions
 The closing of the subscription lis,s for the new Union Pacific bonds both here and in London In advance of the date set on the ground that the amount was already more than cover cd amounted to an announcement of the success of the subscription, Mean time, tho dealings in the new bonds when issued were continued in the outside market with selling to an ex- tent which wiped out the previous premoum over the subscription price. This was made ground for some sell ing of Union Pacific by tho boaru room traders, which made that stock heavy in the narrow market existing. Brooklyn transit was sold on the as- sumption that the passage of the anti racing bills at Albany would affect the large traffic of that company in carrying crowds to the race tracks Some reports of crop damage were in circulation on the stock exchange, in spite of the early decline in prices of wheat. Energetic measures tv. collection of state taxes against cor | ings, and especially as the tax on stock transfers is included in the activities of the authorities. The disclosures of unsavory practices which have been brought out in legal proceedings m connection with one or two of the most recent stock exchange failures have set on foot some agitation tor measures by the stock exchange au- thorltes which will demonstrate that such practices arc not followed by GUS ttum Some oppressive effect on spec ulative activity is hinted as an effect of this agitation.
 Prices of stocks ended the day near where they left off yesterday.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value, s1,799,O00
 II, & 2s advanced IA per cent on call
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sTrru TRUST HARMONIOUS.
Chairman Gary Denies Report of Ills
 Impending Withdrawal.

New York June 1l.-Chairman Gary of the United States Steel corr poratlon issued statement to-day In which he denied the report that Presi- dent Corey had advocated a cut In prices of steel and iron. Judge Gary said: 'Mr. Corey had not favored any reduction in prices at any time How ever, if he had been present during the late conferences he would un- doubtedly have shared the opinions of his associates"
 Regarding the rumor that he in- tends to resign from the Steel corpor- alton, Judge Gary said that he has no Intention of resuming the pracu,u of law, although all law departments of the Steel corporation are in fre- quent consultation with him. Judge Gary adds: There are no dissensions in the organization of the corpora ton. The relations between all the officers of the corporation and subsld- iary companies and between them and all competitors are friendly and har- monlous."
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that there was nothing whatever fn the published report that three big houses would be penali2od for inrrac- tions Of the rure governing comlns- slons, and that specific Instances had been discovered where members had split commissions on the basis of d monthly rebate, Such charges are frequently made, but no special nyes- tlgatlon has been called for by any complaints recently made to the board of governors,
 Considerable interest was shown to- day in the movement started by stock Exchange officers 10 stop the practice of pairing off contracts SO as to avoid the payment of the state stamp tax of $2 on each one hundred shares of stock traded in certain number of StocK Exchange members were called each day or late before tho authorities until the list was complet- cd, and all were told to stop the prac- tlce.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-12
PUBLIC SERVICE BILL DEAD.
New York Assembly Adiourns With
 out Considering Measure.

Albany, June 1.-The last stand In the fight for the governors recom- mendation to place telephone and tel egraph companies under the jurisdic- ttion of the Public Service commits sions was made in the assembly t. day, when Assemblyman Wainwright of Westchester moved for suspen- sion of the ruies in order 10 take up the Page bill, The assembly showed it's continued hostility to tho measure by not even permitting discussion On it, adopting by a vote of 55 to 36 the motion of Assemblyman Oliver of New York to lay the Wainwright motion on the table.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-12
UNION PACIFIC BONDS SOLD.
Subscriptions Closed in London
 Guard Against Oversalc.

New York. June 11-Announce- ment was made to-day that the suu- scriptions to the s5O,0OO,OOo Union Pacific bonds had already been closed in London and that the list hero would he closed tomorrow, as the Issue had been oversubscrihcd. The bankers interested in the issue stated that they had no desire 10 repeat the expert enco of the Pennsylvania bonds. which were so largely oversubscribed that only per cent was allowed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-12
DECISION TAvoRs RAILWAYS.
Interstate Commerce Commission
 Finds No Discrimination.

Washington, June 1.-The Inter state Commerce commission has de- clded in favor of the railroads in the cases of the Topeka Banana Dealers association, and the Missouri Valley Banana Dealers association against the St Louis and San Francisco and other railroads,
 The commission holds that the as sessmont of charges on the weight Of bananas at origin instead of at desti- nation, is not unreasonable, and that for competitive reasons there is not undue discrimination in the fixing of different minimum weights for ship ments from New Orleans and Mobile to points west of the Mississippi river. and 10 Chicago and other points east of the river.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-12
STOCK EXCHANGE VIOLATIONS
Report Charging Prominent Members
 With Malpraticc Denied.

New York, June 1.-The Stock Exchange authorities denied to-day that there was any sensational investi- gaton under way with reference to the alleged practice of some members in having business relations or in di- vldlng commissions with Consolidated Exchange houses. Secretary Ely said