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Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
TAKING IT EASY.

As naturally rs sparks ty up
ward, comes the inclinatioa to
take things easy or look out for
The soft job. On Eusy street we
would prefer corner lot, with all
tn" good things won by sweat Of
brow and back, coming our wey.
It's just as easy, a parent or
teacher Will reason, for a child 10
be good as bad, and why not be
good? But it is not. Wee
grow naturally, but corn and
wheat must be planted and cul-
tivated. A boy or girl can be-
come experts in malicious mis-
ceief. without an effort on the
part parent 10 train them in it.
On the other hand. to be truth
ful, honest and industrious, there
must bc a careful cultivation Of
these virtues from childhood
When mn inlivid ial Enjoys the
reputation of a good name, or
blameless character, We may bc
certain there have been years Of
struggle with temptations, and
persistent perseverance in keep
ing iu the straight and narrow
way, before su-h reputation was
won.
II is the take-it-easy citizen
who sits quiedy by and permits
miademeanors to remain unre-
ported. and sees petty evils gain
inS foothold in the community.
without protest. When law
Ies~ncss becomes rampant, he
blamo- other people for being
mean, aad cri;ici-es officials for
neglect of duty.
The struggling brcad-winner
ever dreams OF time when he
can take things easy, but in
ninety-nine cases il hundred,
when a competency is accumu-
lated, there arises some other
ambition, which demands con-
tiuuous effort, and the struggle
goes on. The fact l., the busy
life becomes necessity, and few
Will bc satisfied with ease after
thoroughly trying honest. well
regulated crdeavDr.
When the place is reached
where tdele Is no necessity fer
excrtiou. the time has come for a
change Of work, perhaps some
thing higher and nobier. and not
the time TO retire TO lhe stool a
do-notIing.
The true lie, the successful.
life must begin and end by TO-
eIsiag every eacr-y upea righi
living. If such be your ambi-
ton, leave ilIe dreaming. easy
ways AMI short cuts to the pro-
f.ssi"nal hobo or the wholly ir-
responsible, and tackle the hard
job with all the strength Of body,
soul and mind. \ greater suc-
cess than the opportunity to take
things easy will De your reward.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
An Occn Letter to CONGRESS.

To tho Senator's ard Corsressin
from Mississippi. Washington u. l
Jputlt men:
desire to call your attention to
n pamphlet sent out by Latham
Alexander 6 CO., oi New Gor@.
Ii has on the front cover Import
ant e. Mercha Is and Planters.
II refers t. bll- ir Congress Il
fecting cot.oi coftr .cts on the
New York Cotton t.Aehange.
| cannot in 80 letter Of tal~ KIND
enter into a discussion 1f the evils
growing out oi gambling in cot
ION contracts. 1t l. sufficient -
say that the arguments in the
pamphlet referred 10, are made
from the standpoint Of a dealer
in cotton futures who wishes TO
continue to draw tribute from the
South through this legalized
piracy.
This attempted defense Of the
methods of that exchange Is 50
weak that il becomes silly. TIE
criticism OF the very able speech
OF Senator George IN the United
states Senate in 1892 on the evils
of future dealing. is nothing more
than tirdde. .tb~ist.es wish the
arrogance o. iii-gltten gain. The
farmers Of the Soutn want the
New York Cotton Exchange
abolished. is criminal 10 per-
nit few men to fix the price oi
southern cotton through system
Of gambling contracts The farm
ers Union Will set up in some
Southern city a great ,otton eX-
change which will daily quote the
price OF spot cotton, SO there need
be no fear that the world Will bt
lef, in darkness should Congress
perform its duty by relieving ths
cotton industry Of such a parasite
as the New York Cotton Ex-
change.
am expressing officially the
sentiments OF g 900 Mississippi
farmers and respectfully request
3 in their name that you use every
4. honorable means t. secure th,
passage of law which will Civ,
the desired relief
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
4 CURE roR Missy.

81 have found a cure for the misery
f'alari' poison Producers" says II VI.
Jaihrs' -, - Lou"lieu, =. (. ITS called
hiettric bitt-rs and L mes in 81 cent
ootties. IL breaks up case of chills
or a hlilous attack in almost no time;
a,'d II puts yellow jaIndics clean out
OF c'nmIsS On" This great tonic
m rdie i''. and blood purifi .r give quick
rein IN all stomach, liver ana kinney
complaints and Ih- misery of lame
n3ck Spli under guarantee at \. II.
kende's drag store.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

Nearly al diseases OF the skin such
as ec ze ma, letter, salt rhsum and bar
oer's itch, are characterized by an in
tense itching and snariing, which of
ten MAKES life a burden and disturbs
sleep and rest. Quick relief NAV be
nad Dy app wing Chamberlain's Salye
IL ailays tue itcning and smarting al
most instantly. Many cases nave
been cured by Its use. For sale.by all
druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
An ADEE NTURoJs CORRESPOND
ENT

Few newspapers IN the UIited Stat :
ss.r able ta -eumtud the servic es ol
as hfii.tt9i corps OF ccrresp Jndent
"a the Gasrngl k-rari- -Hard!d Ia
ehp.ce If Waiter Wrliman u repre-
>ent Il 1t N1-hington l. = good Illus
tration %. IT, wIs- policy Of getting
bsst there : 10 D- n al sir Well
HaH Ea- XJn a national reputation a.
. Ma =. tie aud se>ourcefIi NJ rs wri.
er- Aud up h. - prep trils u ciiucA
hts reputation for originality aaidar
iaE 10y trying - Te.Gch tlr North pole.
ia tl .tirsalB.
Whatever may be the results o; Mr.
Ncimau's daring attemp- to rea n
the pole This summer ia an air~hip
anu send the news OF tn. vova.. A.
once to The Record H-rald b. wir,
les t=iegraphy. tine W slInln z R-corI
Herald expedition is sur. - BE-. con
cue b. Mr. We!lu1a Wlth tn SAM.
-ooi courage and wa1le scaled en-
:. usiasm tIat have MI J.. hi Il an iie1 Al
Newspaper corresp pundent.
Air. v Gilman was born in Mentor
Ja.O. il is5S. \; oil n began his
ne7 spapeT exp -ri=n -. est tDasn.lg a
tntt aS' a weekly paper in ta- At ie
- N pt s1A.ts htas Vt u Il 1871 he D.
cam the Washington Correspondent
OF ie Chicago ii-r4id, tor which pa
per le visited tie West ll.!i-.s IN 1872
and ocitei the isudi y pils. Of %
iam u, ma-iin- the spot vita a huge
stone onumrnt In Isii be made
his first dash tor the ph'e, reaching
the htduie Ot 81 dgrees "a Jrth- east Of
SPizoergrn. la 1914 ne tried the
SINE fascinating quest again, ueae-
t-aiing Is Franz JOs-f Land On both
trips ne ha': wonderful SUCCESS in Dis
covering new isiands and securing
new scientific data waicn have been
OF great value 20 the American Ger
graphical Society. His voluminous
writings for scientific periodic Is an
popular magazines nav saowa tn,
same lIcisive thought AID keen in
slg1t that nave marked his j3uruaiIs
tic We rk.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

List Of unclaimed mail matter ietl
In the Oxford. Miss, Post-Cfice tol
tae week ending saturday. March 2Is,
l Allen, Mrs Lue.
3 Dayi-, Mrs. Stella McEwan.
3 ElmJre, /. \.
4 Ericsson, Miss Freddie.
3 Houston, Beols.
6 Harris, Mrs. T. r.
Ivory, Mira. I.autah..
s Jones, Mrs. Mary.
9 .lacksun, elmer.
10 Key, Mrs. Herrard W. Jr.
IL Lvain, No Lee.
II Muse, Miss Blanche, (speciaD
IL Melton, DIR. G, W.
Is McCOrkle, Lizzie.
Is Taylor, Mrs. Susie.
Is PiniOn, Miss Belle.
II Pegues, Miss Mary alice.
IS Shelton, Ed.
10 Traylor, Henry, (special.)
70 Turner, AIviss.
u Tarver, Mrs. Saliip.
- Thomas, Miss Caily,
% White. ". X.
"a Wiley, ID.
25 Weliln. Miss Lille.
70 Winn, Mrs. George.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
Kingdom Hzppeningr.

We are sorry TO learn that Mes
sers. George Mask, James Hill
and G. \. Stripping are on the
sicl: list this week.
Mrs. g. a. STRIPPING and son.
Robert, and Grandmother Denton
are visiting their relative Mrs. j.
T. Knight IN Taylor.
Mrs. Minnie Hurd is sick with
the measles.
Mrs. Florie Weeks is visiting
relatives here.
We are sorry that Rev. Mr.
Woods did not get to 7ll his ap-
pointment at Kingdom Sunday
on account Of rain.
SUBSCRIBER
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
Frof. u. \. Howell. Of Havana. tuha-
iiniensi> Cits f.isi,-rlafu's tourn
Remedy.

Is long ago a. can remember my
mother was faithful Us. ana friend
OF Chamber'aii's Cough Remedy. hui
never IN in nav life have / realized us
true value until now,n writes Prof. n
II. How II, OF Howell;s American
School, OF Havana, Cuba. ION the
nlgnt OF Feb. 5rd our BABY was takon
SICK with very sew ere cold, the next
day was worse and the following uiyht
us condition was desperate lie
could not lie down aud it was neces-
sary to have him IN the arms every
moment Even then his hraathin,,
was difficult. did not think he wouI!
ilVe until morning. At last thought
81 my mothers remedy, Chamber
iain's ough Remedy, winch We gaye
aHd II Afforded prOmp: relief. and nov
three DAYS later. he has uily recover
"d. Under the circumstance. would
not hesitate moment in saving that
hanberlain's CoGgn Kennedy ana
mat only, saved the life OF our dear
mite boy" For sale by all dr.ggi,ts
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

As President Roosevelt calls it is
not nearly the menace to increase in
poi alation that deaths among infants
are. And eight out OF ten of these
deaths are directly or Indirectly caus-
ed by bowel troubles. McGee's Baby
Elixir cures diarrhoea. dysentary.
sour stomach and all infant ailments
of this nature. just the thing for
tsething babies. Price 25c and SOC
FOR sale by a. Ii. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
A LETTER TO
DR.. y. {. .ramIest,

Dr.. y. (. .ramIe.t,
Oxford Iiss,
Deer sir:-Here's the concentrated
fact;
Every iob painted Devoa taxes less
gallons than az ) Other paint.
And the paint that taxes least p1l-
Ions, wears longsst;. Always. Ne
can't help it.
Yours truly,
+. ". DEVoE * 90.
+. S.-Relbue Price sells o o.r paint.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

OF good heal,h should prevent sick
ness instead 0t letting themselves ct
sick and then try To cure it. So long
- you keep Your liver, 5Iwrls and
stomach j.. healthy and active CON
,litiOn you won'i get sick. 'al.arl's
III erbiue relieves cGnstipatiou. in
active liver and and all stomach
troubles sold by \. II keadvl.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
IrEoEs rHEB!jsINE>s

l.. Is. Chan berlain. OF Clinton, Ne
says OF Buck ems Arnica Sllve: I'll
does the bus ess; have used il for
piles and if cured them. Used II for
chapped nan Is and it cured them
Applied 1t to an old sore and it healed
II without leaving a scar behind y N.
at A. Il kende!s drug s.ore.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

MIX dealers OF Chicago are
cutting each others throat in a
rate war, says the Tribune. OF
course they will see 10 it that the
customers throat5 are not in
cluded.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
N-QuALED asa crREfoR GROUP

Besides being an excellent remedy
for COLTS and throat troubles. Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is uneuual,d
a- cure for Group" says Harry Wu.
s1n, OF Waynetown, Ind. When piv-
IN as soon as the cruupy cough an
pears, this remedy Will prevent tn..
attaek. Il is used successfully in
many thousands of homes. For sale
by all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

WHEN asked If she would state
what caused the estrangement
between Harry and Evelyn, Mrs.
William Thaw said the public will
never know. The public is ex-
ceedingly thankful.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

THE French are again fighting
the Moors, while Raisuli looks
calmly on. sure Of his dividend
whichever side wins.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

l. not pr tty nor uleasaGt " neither
is caused 10y neuralgia. taothache or
lcciGeut Ballads snow I.inim ut
xi.i reduce the sEelliug AMI relieve
'he pain. The ~ at ana sur, G u-e Tor
rh-um aj.srl, cuts, burns, ... ujSet. and
ses.ids-ar, aad al aches ai.d pains.
Ssia By !. 1t. Krndsl.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
ADVERTISING RATES.
Announcements


We are authorized g. announce th"
following ndm' gctt'emeu a. cAndi ,
dates 10 represent ihis, the ~ec"nH
Taugrt s-'uual District, IN the nl't
rruvrcs4 of the United States, subject
- ,he acti u uf tn Deu1cia ic party
t.Pr. THOMAS SPI6HT
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

II is a remarkable circumstance
il connection with the New York
s)-Paris auto races that in spite
of the length Of time they have
been at it. the first leg OF the race
mas 10. yet been run over.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

Nnen YOU want "A pleasant physic
give Cham5erltin's : S.omIch aud Liv
er Tablets trial. They az. luild and
gePtis IN their action and always pro-
daes pleasant cathartic effect. Call
ut Al. drug stores tor free sample.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

ROOSEVELT talked German to q
German visitor for ten minutes
this week, but the visitor manag-
ed to get q pretty clear idea Of
the conversation in spite Of all
that.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

AFTEs studying several years
On the problem, a Minnesota
congressman has devised a plan
by which the farmer is to get a
higher education than that sup
piled by the CongressionalRecord
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

VICE PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS
picture appears in the Chicago
iewspapers every other day; and
yet, lhe indianapolis newspapers
recently warned Uncle Joe Can
non to keep away from that State
least some one should blame him
5nn it,y
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

STRANGE that The New York
World has overlooked jeff DAVIS
in its roundup 81 Democratic
presidential possibilities.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

THznew lad among The German
students, fighting due!s with
canes instead Of swords, viii
doubtless lead to the settlement
OF differences in walking matches
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

SENATOR NELSON says thc Wal
street banks are on 2 high horse.
bat low level. Had ne been
real clever lie could have rung in
also JACK and the game.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

TIE persistence with which he
urges work on waterways leads
T. the suspicion that Roosevelt Is
after the prohibition vote.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

ANY further effort on the part
of Senator Foraker ia behalf of
the Brownsville troopers should
be run at the usual negro min
strcl press rates.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
Yours truly.
G.. k. HIGHToWER

". n. TIIFfUID Nv TX.
President Farmers Educational
and Co-operative Union of Ameri
ca, Mississippi Division.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

TIE jincoes have overlooked
the sieniIcarc IF all that target
practice by the battleship fleet
just before i. starts for the visit
to Japanese p1;ts.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

STRANGE that The New York
World has overlooked jeff Davis
in its roundup of Democratic
presidential possibilities.
...,..t. -.
urges work on waterways leads
T. the suspicion that Roosevelt Is
after the prohibition vote.
.,.;t,
= IL;
,iou merely because Mr.. John u.
Rackeieil,r has Joined the move
meut.
. III,
'l' IT,. c..,'1,.
reminded that The Hague is still
doing business at the same o.d
stand.
Il.
one more problem remains for
R,os.velt t. tacl.ie-the servant
b-o5lem.
I"E NE" spa .'e'7 are ''i'S '."'P'
s,nsbe5v els. for president bv
tse,ic- i;m CONSISTENTLY in the.
Eusli..tt
\ A-lSS' 4 "a II" yer iliil' d" VIII
-. IT,. ,r. -,,,a ,b;,es
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

IT Is to he hoped no one will
feel obliged to abandon prohibi-
.i0u merely because Mr.. John ID.
Rockefeller has Joined the move
meut.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

Az exchange sas that Senator
Tillman IS .'rassiona;ely fond Of
roses" Perhaps that is why he
doesn't Iclj the president with
them.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

TIE twu Gsummers who We're
mistaken fora Kentucky mob and
shot by negroes Will most likely
Join one now. 50 the mistake Will
not be repeated.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

SorfH CAROLINA and Judge
Pr.eha.I are gently but firmly
reminded that The Hague is still
doing business at the same cd
stand.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26

TIE newspapers are only tempt
i1e Leslie ". shaw 70 nominate
somebody else for president, 10y
keeping him constantly in the
limelirht.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
'Ex dividend.
STOCK MaRKET REVIEW.
Profound Dullncss Follows Effective
 Support Against Reaction.

New York. May B. Effective sup port for prices was forthcoming at the outset of the stock market to- day. This SO far encouraged senti- ment that the selling of stocks, which was rapidly increasing when tho mar ket closed yesterday, was discontin- ued. The most striking feature of the dealings after this preliminary stand against reaction was the profound dullncss. approaching at times to stagnation. The rally was furthered by the influences from abroad, Lon don had recovered from the unead- ness caused by the news of troubles in India Arbitrage brokers were purchasers of several thousand shares of stocks here for foreign account, some of the late selling yesterday os- pecially of Union Pacific, was caused by the first reception of the announce ment that authority would he asked to issue Sf0O,OOo,000 of bonds, the as- sumption having been general that no moro than S50,o00, O00 would be ask ed for. Some of those sellers re- bought to-day on further conedcra tion of the assurance of the president of the company that no more than $50, ,0O0 900 and possibly only $25,- 000. 000 would be sold mmnlatcly There were vague intimations, also that further news of favorable char acter concerning Union Pacific was to be forthcoming soon, impltedlS having to do with the plan for segre' gation of invcstm ants for distribution to stockholders. Houses which havc 1 recently been heavy purchasers of St ! Paul and have been conspicuous sup porters of prices were open buyers o 1 Union Pacific and Southern Pacific and this buying was accepted ls pro l clamation of intended purpose .o con tinue that support which is attributed to the financial powers desiring t' further the Union Pacific bond flota tion The bears were ntimiddtcd b. this show of force and refrainad iron attacking values, Immediate news de velopments were not important. Tn
 report of the earnings of the Van
 derbilt lines for March was given good deal of significance, owing to it striking demonstration of power L 'economize to sufficient extent t
 meet the decline in gross earnings
 For New York central itself a gail
 of $t174O6 in net earnings was show
 in spite of the decrease of $69754 |
 ,,,npe tla l iffcrrnpn haNipp lpot1 ma q
 up by the cut in operating cost in eX
 cess of the gross decrease, Eoppe
 advanced in London. Discounts re
 cedcd in London and in Paris Tn
 U. & Steel stocks became conspicu
 ous sustaining factors in the late maj , ket.
 Bonds were firm Total sales pa
 value, $2,704,000.
 U. $. bonds were unchanged on cal
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
CRISIS IN RUSSIAN SUGAR,
Two Great Refining Firms suspend
 Win Liabilities of Sit,500, GOO,

St, Petersburg, May 5. The Russian sugar industry centermg at kiev, Is passing through i serious crisis, which already has resulted in the suspension of payments by two of the great man ufacturing and refining firms, Chari- tonenko x Sons, with liabilities of $T50O,OOO, and the Cherkassky Relln- Ing company, with liabilities of $A- 000,00O The state Bank has come to the assistance of Charitonenko X Sons asking the creditors to extend their notes for year or eighteen months and furnishing cash for the most pressing obligations The bank probably will do the same thing for the Cherkassly company insomuch az the extension of the crisis under tho present financial stringency of Russia might entail tho gravest re- suits.
 The trouble in the sugar industry ls due, in large measure, to restriction of exports; the production is far in excess of tho Russian market.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
WALL STREET NOTES Market Rallies Under the Lead ership of Southern
 Pacific, VOLUME DROPS SHARPLY Afternoon Trading Very Desultory and Entirely Profes-
 sional.

With volume of business a third smaller than Monday the stock mar ket rallied easily during tho morning, Southern Pacific being the leader, Bond sales also fell off about sixth during the same interval Trading at midday was very dull, but prices were fairly maintained around one o'clock Most of the operations on the exchange were of a professional charaeter and the outside public was not participat- ing to any extent either in stocks or bonds. Trading in stocks was very de- sultory during most of the afternoon, with a still further curtailment, so that up to two o'clock the total was oniy a trine more than half as much as yesterday during the same interval. At 2:15 o'clock, as was the ease yesterday, somebody offered down prices in the active issues. and within ten minutes some declines of t-2 point or more had been scored Not much long stock came out, however, and soon there was q little rebound, with United states Steel common and preferred conspicuously strong, at the highest prices thus far for the day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
COTTON BROKERS TAuh,RE.
Exchange Surprised hy Receiycrshlp
 of Inman X Co

New York, May , The cotton trade of this city was much surprised by this mornings telegrams from Au- gusta. Ga, announcing the failure there of the firm If lnman X Go. with liabilities exceeding $l,25O.0OO Ii was one of the best known and largest firms of spot cotton dealers In Geor- gia
 Members of the firm notified the New York Cotton exchange to-day that fl had no open contracts here TIT to the time of it's failure. lt is re- ported that the heavy declines in cot ton, approXimatne nearly { cents per pound since last September, to the ba- sis or 70 cents for spots and s cents for futures, up to Tuesday of last week, were responsible for It's troubles
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
Posr,L SAVINGS BLL.
Carter Expects Banking Measure to
 pnss Senate This Session.

Washington May 5 senator Car ter, of Montana. on leaving the White House to-day. said a bill for the es- tablishment of postal savings bank wiN pass the senate this session MT Carter does not think tho measure has much chance n get through the house before adjournment
 "Our bill will he taken up on Thurs day" he said. "and will go through The president is very anxious that leg islation of this character should be en- ected If we pogs a hill in the senate this year think the house will ac' next year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
CITY poxp s,rr CONTINUES.

New York. May 5 The city au- thorltles sold nearly S15,o00,0o more revenue warrants to-day to various banking interests. making altogether s35. .000 GOO sold this week These sales were made at slightly better rates for the city, some going on a 3 5-S per cent investment basis and others at 2 l-2 per cent The Guar anty Trust Kuhn Loeb < Co SO,- o00 .00o purchase was made on 3-f per cent basis
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
THE MORNING JOURNAL ooUREr WEDNESDAY, MAY 1908

it has been generally understood that the matter had been decided, and that the higher ratcg would go Into effect on July In well-informed railway circles lt has been known for some days that clerks have been busy tlgur- ing our schedules
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
THE NATIONAL TRADE:SMENS BANK
 of New Haven

Is prcpnred to meet the active demand for Letters of Credit drawn in Sterling for the usc of travellers abroad, md for Letters of Credit drawn in dollars for the rsc of travellers on this continent during the coming seasons os travel
 Travellers Checks are also issued, available everywhere.
 All business you may give us will be handled to the best advantage.
 We trust you may see iit to favor us with your patronage.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
. ono RM1nnAn MEN orr.

Springfield, Mo, May 5 Two thou sand employees of the St Louis and san Francisco railroad shops here werc laid off to-day for an indefinite period The reason assigned by the company for the shutdown Is financial depression
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06

Again today Southern Pacific was about the strongest railroad stock sell ing very close to S4. The present quota ton is several point above the average of this month last year, q distinction that few stocks can claim Still It is selling low for a six per cent issue, and the criticism was made today that it would be hard to put out Southern Pacific bonds near par with it's six per cent comnton stock selling at more than i5-point discount
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
su,nCIA MARK EFT.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks, members of tho New York and Boston stock EX
 changes, Frank D. Wetmore mana.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires nf Prince & Whltely. members or the New York and Boston Stock Lxchanges. New York office. 52 Broadwiy, and l5 Center street. New Haven