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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

We could tell you OF innumerabe Others why
we're Bunting Chanslor, and the many Others
who made their money through investments In
oil, successful? Because they were shrewd, level
headed, observing men possessing unbonnded con-
hdenee in the great future of the California oil
fields and the oil industry The demand for oil
Is Increasing daily. The consumption far exceeds
the output. Several oil compan es paid substan-
ua dividends when OH was selling at is cents
per barrel. oil is now selling at SIXTY CENTS
PER BARREL at the well. The total dividends
for the year 1908, from all the oil companies now
doing business in California, not including the
Standard, will probably reach the $6,00Q.0O0
mark and the $4,000, 900 mark for the year
1909 Therefore the natural conclusion to ar
rive at, is, INVEST IN OIL SECURITIES, IN
VEST AT ONCE. We are Offering for sale linn
ied number OF shares on what we consider to be
one OF the best Companies operating In Kern
Co., In fact, in California. We refer to the stock
Of the KERN ASSOCIATED OIL co. The stock
Of the KERN ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY IS the
best oil proposition ever offered the investment
public This Company owns free OF membranes
FORTY ACRES IN THE VERY HEART OF THE
KERN RIVER OIL DISTRICT and situated on
the Southern Pacific Railroad. II adjoins the San
'0"Fulu vi DeNelopment Compahys properly
which was recently merged with the Assocatei
OIL Co, WHOSE STOCK is NOW SELLING AT
$500 PER SHARE, II also adjoins the justly
famous discovery well where oil first discov-
cred In the Kern River oil fields. THE KERN AS
soCIATED OIL co. has two wells on its property
Wen No. is IN OIL and gives about sixty-fve
barrels of of per day, With a greater depth and
: more approved pump, the production will be
largely increased, The Company desires to sink
iour more wells and to install modern compress
eiair pumps. We believe that well No. will,
WIN greater depth produce a large ane mex
hauNib'e oil supply the other wells on ad-
Joining properties We offering limited num-
osF ot shares of this Company at 20 cents per
s'aFe Do you realize what that means? 1t
means mat In purchasing this stock you become
interested IN company that can produce the oil.
y Is not case of They may" "They should"
but THEY ARE"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Considerable sinking has marked
the phenomenal rise of Chicago. the
building OF skyscrapers having both
compressed the earth and drained Il
OF water, which depressed Il some
more. Official notice had to be taken
OF this In the height of streetcar
tracks now being laid in the loop
district In rehabilitation OF traction
lines, buildings having carried siIe-
the buildings having carried the side
walks down several inches and some
day they will have TO be raised TO
Official grade. The big buildings con-
1tructed a decade ago were put on
what Is known as floating founda-
tions"-that Is, piling driven into
the ground at various depths, but
not nearly so far as the bed rock.
These buildings have settled steadily,
and II is believed that they will con-
tinue TO do so for some time. In
the second place, the ground beneath
Chicago Is being robbed steadily OF
the water II ordinarily would contain
Every building with deep Easements
In its excavation draws part OF the
water from the ground. Where the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

The $tS,775,76s OF nickols paid 10
Chicago traction lines have been ana
lyzed by the board of supervising
engineers and the component parts
OF each prove TO be:
Cents
Paid in wages to employees. -. 2.24
Paid for material supplies, and
other expenses incident to the
maintenance. operation, and
management OF the railways LA
Paid for taxes ............ IL
Interest on value OF properties 10
pront paid 70 the geIlgeys y.;.::,::,:----. :,:,:--.s4
CONTINUED on page ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

The crusade against the smoke
nuisance in the big cities OF the coun-
try has advanced one step nearer
ruccess as result OF the final de-
termination of the Illinois Central
railroad TO aecede 10 the demands OF
the people and electrify its lines with
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

in the city of Chicago. This action.
following years of. agitation on the
part of the public recently brought
10 a climax by the women of Chi
cago and the newspapers, will not
only do away with the clouds OF
smoke that now obscure the lake
front but will have far-reachfng re-
yiits In other directions Engineers
in this city have compiled interest
ing figures on the growing use OF
electricity as motive power. Accord
Ing to these figures the use of cleo
trio power'is being doubled every FIVE
years and IL the present rate of in
crease is maintaihed. by 1920 It will
equal or exceed the power mechari-
ically' applied This will result in
enormous economics, it Is said, due
to the substitution OF a few large
and efficient boilers and engines
working all the time at nearly full
capacity for a greater number of In
dividual engines and plants. The
railroads are at present among the
largest consumers of fuel. II is esti
Gated that electric operation, exclu-
sive OF use of water power, would
reduce their consumption OF coal 10
less than one-half of that now re-
quired for operation with steam To-
comotives. But more Important re-
suit Is the opportunity for cheap
water-power development. Electric
ity can now be generated by water
power at convenient points and car.
ried wherever needed by long dis
tance transmission lines. IN the
coal of the country Is rapidly beiny
exhausted, rs government authorities
state, the Importance of economics
In the use and the, value OF water as
i = source OF mower cannot hut In
crease tremendously as the years go
ny AT present barely per cent of
the water-power OF the country is
being utilized. V + estimated that
there is Immediately available for
use over 30.000,0Oo horsepower or
rs much as Is generated today In ali
the steam boilers of the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Let nus again impress upon you these highly Inn
portant facts The property is produced Is entire
y surrounded by reliable producing properties,
that there Is sufficient acreage (forty acres) to
Justify the drilling of forty more wells all OF
which would being the very core of OF the
richest oil producing districts In the world. Re-
member that Kern Go. produces much oil
any other three oil producing counties in Cali
fornla. Shipping facilities could not be better.
for the property adioins the Southern Pacific
tracks. The Company has valuabe'assets In Inn
provements: Two wells derrick thanks, tool and
bank houses, etc.
Before accepting the fiscal agency OF the Kern
Associated Oil Co. we thoroughly Investigated ev-
cry detail pertaining TO the Company and IT'S prop
erty. We did not take snap judgment, we never
do, consequently want to assure you that the
stock OF this Company at twenty cents per share
is the most unparalleled opportunity for the in
vestor that ever came before our observation.
We sincerely believe that the Kern Associated
oil Co is destined to pay pay dIvldeneds sure
ly and as regularly is the Associated oil and
other companie, operating on adjoining properties.
and we reason why within twelve months
the stock should not be quoted at many times its
present selliag price.
We unhesitatlngly advise you TO buy every share
you can possible AFFORD Watch the stock ad-
vanc from twenty cents to two dollars. Do not de-
lay. Get your order in to aus quickly.
$40 will buy 100 shares, par value 100
$50 will buy $50 shares par value $3.50
500 will buy 500 shares par value $500
$500 will buy $500 shares. par value $4,000
From the above cash price you may deduct
per cent II you are not prepared to pay cash,
then buy on easy-paymeEt plan OF one-ffth
down and one-ffth monthly.
100 shares for $40; pay - down and "a
monthly.
$50 shares for s5oi pay $40 down and $40
monthly.
500 shares for 800; pay $40 down and $50
monthly.
1900 shares for $500 pay $50 down and $50
monthly.
THE STOCK OF THE KERN ASSOCIATED
OIL co. IS THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET
TODAY. ACT QUICKLY. BEFORE THE
SHARES ARE ADVANCED IN PRICE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Women will vote in this general
election in three states, Colorado,
Idaho and Wyoming, \ fact which
campaign managers IN the various
national headquarters In Chicago of
the Democratic. Repuhlican. Prohi-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Telegraph and telephone
\, service -. :.....s1,5OO,OO 900
Newspapers bulletin ser
p,., vice ,,,,,,..... 100000
Private bulletins, sterop-
ticons. rent of halls and
labor ..... ..t.t. 600, 600
Poilce service .,.,.... 400. 900
AZ OoO oOo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

feet deep to solid rock AFFORD a firm-
or foundation than the now demOl-
ished city hall had in the piling under
it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29
Fortunes of the World
Are Founded on Oil

n S IN Los Angeles borrow
ed som o g II o tn tha II him o n
riches n A the he Pacific, through tn
o. o , - l}sh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

NOW Mt all druggists IN three sizes,
25c. 500 and @1.OO per bottle
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
IRVING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

Provides thorough instruction gymnasium SWIM
ming pooI. Fine athletic field -
ii1S F' FI-RMA\. n. NJ. Headmaster
Fox gII TaIrytown- Hudson. " Y.
--T D,yITS HALL. Thorough preparation for boys
- college or business. Rev WM l. EVANS. NJ A.
Scarsdale. N Y
-, rEe.f,tIFsTER ACADEMY. COLLEGE,. PREPATsA-
M =. stbooi for bows. White Plains y. Y Best
,t for hovs whose parents appreciate Individual care
and refined education For particulars adress 'he rim
cna
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August %. 1908.
BEEvEs-Rcceipts were - cars or l. 266 head M in in,
No reported. Feeling steady Dressed
beef unchanged n native sides: Texas
6GTc. No later cable advices from Liverpoo or
London Exports this port to-day were 127l head
% and 1859 quarters Of heef. -
CAEEES-TeeCcipts GIl head incindlnE 500
head sauEhterers PIG head the market MAX
with stock head on Market was
steady Western calves; grassers ana
huttermilks almost nominal and unchanged The pens
per 10a III: ohio sIQST -; few Grassers at 81
Western s. 500s5 ~. Dressed calves In fair
demand and steady city dressed veas selling at VA
n; country dressed at Sdl2i-c.
Sales. T. Nelson: 10 Western calves 2i3 II average
: sanders / state veal II. 50 so do $50 n.
81 -: do n 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts wert Il cars. or
market making with the stale stock, II cars on
Market dull and unchanged for both sheep
and lambs about expected to be carried over
choice sheen sold So 5fG$4 90 common 70
50ds6 culls 81 Dressed mutton
5d9c n dressed lambs at Sl24ll &c few
choice carcasses at 12c
lambs Ga average. Sc 50 per 100 NJ; 2i West Viz
ginia do. a. n at S6 60; do tculs) 90 10 at 81;
Kentucky sheep. ga n. at 81 30. 49,
Mcpherson & Co: ia Virginia lambs. e. 10, at SO 5
&c do tcullsl, ~ ~ at 81 90 Virginia sheep 1l0 iD
81.
Tahin & shannon: 25S West Virginia lambs 60 ~ at
37Ie. Kentucky T3 H. So 81 do 60 n At So;
81 -; do. ll3 10 NJ s. .: yesterd2y( 2t3 west vi
- n So 20; 262 40 NJ. at Sc 6o DO
Kentucky "a 10. 81 -; 10 Kentucky sheep ia NJ
81 -: do 50 n. AT 81.
kerns Commission Company: 226 West Virginia lambs
IS H. at So 80 Al state sheep ITO H. at 81 5o DO 100
a s.
HoGs-Receipts were cars. 1.776 head, all con
signed direct sguchterers Feeling nominaly
sympathy with Buffalo advces.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

90 scalded 17c do dry picked scalded 12alSc'
dry packed. dry picked fancy. Ib each and over
IN boxes per le lac 90 = 20 2 5py M nced average
best in bbls H. 13c do drg 70 pISsf Vest
ern seaded average best ~ y le do DRY psSkeq er
scaided. Sc: DUCKLINGs. Long Island and Eastern; m
spring 14l4c; do state and PennsyiVa!F Fast
srn spring white per s r1 do ddTk l' he
do cuijs 5oc: c;T2fNEA r % Fowls per pair 5OcaSi
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Potatoes steady
@ne1 light @ oferinE sweet @ po5atoG cahbage a
Cncgners aad pickles firm for 1aHcy; bi oor
weaker Tamafoes Dragging heavily other vegetables
Irish Cohber per 50 25as2 90 do long Island MI IN
s. 4Ga$2 g. d. lsng s. 26a So 5 do Jersey round kinds
POTATOES. Eastern Shore, yellow per hbl 81 2'gs2 "a
no Er1h i 'ha9sna; h bI sB@S DO er hEket 50cGs1 30
ois eT Pf5a Sd 33 slas s. ss s5g$i 30
sy snail ss4 r9s % sar H % per ssc$ Tea per
6 dbl pc. sS @ 81 aS per per 6b o sq
basket DO Boston per e eH GEO SG 0asS ssss4 S d
Roekiand 900 s2gs4 do I;S Long Isspd sac
9@a iiTSfz aS safe 80 r 6b ass
erse9' e9Se per bb sa$ @ so Pc GREEN Haeksnsaek
5ta r s b1SEe h oHs S$ M " % a per BE%s 9aS long Island
Jersey. potato basket bag, slaSi 90; do nat
s G$ s. Do 10 fat peq basAs e9'a 5Ss Isl 0
bag si@s1 IS do state and western white per
5c; per basket T5cGS1 %; do Orange
County white per 7acaS1 10; do yellow SlGSl "
red S1@s1 81: Long Island red and yellow 81 nOa
So: white basket, 5OcFSl 20; 90 yeilcW
I5caS1; Massachusetts yellow. 100 III Rag SIa
81 IL OKF2A, jersey per box or basket .ucasl fEi
PERS bunose and long red per bbl slqSl oo d4 bull
long 15CdSl do cheese. red per DBL "c
GS1. cheese green G0as0c; PEAS state large per
basket bag sl@s2 RoMAIXE stae eT saset s3se vo2 @
per basket 60aaoc; DO green 13cGS1 ~ do nearby wax
per do 5ocdSl; do Norfolk
Washington, per basket, 5o@T5c: SQUASH marrow
71cMS1. do white yellow. per Dbl 41G,,uc'
TURNIPS rutabaEa hhl or bag. ISL 90; TOMA-
TOES bush basket. 25dsnc; do Jersey, Der
box 10a50c: WATERCRESS per 100 punches, S1GS1 30.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Aug. 29CATI'IF Receipts about zoo head
beeves. 81 6eHS7 TO- Texans. 81 tDu&i
yesterners. So $oa$' So sockers and feedsrs 81 500
HuGs-i'scep!s about cCo head market &c nigheT. W
s. -. rough So 5aSg 45 sood TO choice hesoy 20 40 @
pigs $" 5UGSI So; bulk Of sales. So ioh$b ~"
SHEEP Iecepts about 1000 head: market stead:
s. 25TS4 81 So 50s4 35; yearlings 81 p
6Sa; lambs, 81 5o9s6 10; Western s. 6oas6 20 ,o
Cincinnati. Aug. 29.-HOGS-Actve and strong. lvc
higher. butchers and shippers. sTHS7 G common. - 80
CATTLE Steady fair to good shippers. 81 300
S. 50, common. S2HS3. SHEDP-Steady. S2e$4 LAMBS
steady, s3dsC 80
Fast buffalo. Aug 2a--CATTLE- Receipts. a75 heal:
steady NEAIS Receipts. ~ head active ana 2hc lower
sea $40 HOGS-Recepts, 200 head; fairly active and
higher. heavy mixed. 81 i0GSI -; Workers
IUQS7 20 pigs So 50aS6 ~ roughs 81 dS6. dareE
81 2.5a$7 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, ]. goo mead
steady. sheep active. lambs slow: lambs, 50 2SG So %
Kansas city, Aug. CATTIE-Tlecepts. 900 head.
including market receipts for the
head: and dressed beef
i0GS7 a. good 81 25GS6 Western steers 81 6
ass feeders. S3HS+ -; Southern steers
2nGS4 10 cows, 81 2JI So -; native
s. 2l0S4 hctfeTs. ST. hulls. 81 800 81 -.
calves 81 I0GSG Receipts, 2u0n head market
5al0c heher receipts for ~ 300 head. rop.
-, bulk sales. ST 55aS6 heavy S6 65u 50 15;
packers butchers, 81 E5GS6 Ia light So 25e1S6 20
pigs 81 5GGS5 SfIEEFMarket steady: -ecepts for
tho % 400 head lambs. S4qS5 81 ewes and year
lngE 81 s0GS3 -: Western yearlings $4a$J; Western
sheep 81 5on$4 20 staokevs and feeders 81 2GS4 10
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
prices in the local market to-day

Coffee cables: Rio-Co4ee market firm: = Rio
$500 exchange u i6d; receipts 600 bags shipments
the United States. 1850 bags; Europe. 10000
stock. 225.Oue bags. Santos-Cofee market
10 1850 No =, 3S3O0: receipts $4,000 bags;
stock eco bags f4a1nhurg-Coffee market opened
unchanged; J. net unchanged: sales, %, 600
lara Hayre-Coffee market opened baTely steady,
q G0TB0N-The cotton market higher to-day, but
of Liverpool market, seemed largely
result covering for the weekend and the
report Tuesday than of general 6is
position the long side The market closed steady
OF II points August and Of 4G1 points
months. Sales for the day were estimated at
6oO0O tales The market opened steady at an ad-
Taaoe 10 points August Of 5rs points on later
session l0G11 points higher the active
prices eased off slightly from the best
sales for long account while theTe sI
he little hull the market Week enc
that the worlds takinEs of American
cotton viii total about l2VVcD
have little influence upon prices
for oarry-oVer and matters have beer prett
znd The figures practically discounted The weather map
made a favorable showing the belt as q Whoe
OF crop coTlditlons haa a ten
minimize reports Of recent storm DAMAGE Al
regarding the probable showing
Of September bureau report next TUESDAY mas t-i
talk = drouth damage prior 70 AHeuS
q and the reported since then and on the Noe
inferior markets fully responding u me
Tifne in futures Sales hales Tor CONSUMPTION ana
export reported the local spot market Whch WIS
quoted a sizc basis madiing. -, -, ,o. - 5s,,
-vae
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
QOEFEE-or

New York. %. 1905
GOEFEfl-(hWinE further switching from
near months there fairly active business
in the coffee market to-day. with prices somewhat
Irregular. The opening unchanged 10 points
lower under scattering liquidation. but there
aVVeared he covering ny European shorts
while local hulls supporting the months
and the market steadied positions with
close steady. = lower points higher
reported Of about :I2-,o6 bags There was
nothing foreign fresh sentiment
regarding the market Gables from Brazil said 10
have indicating that the additional
and export duties Of coffee from Brazil
viii be force September -. instead Of octC-
er J. and IL. expected receipts begin 10 fan otf
this duly is imposed there may re a re
duclion than has been gener-
ally expected although the other hand IL is eN-
the Of the additional
receipts viii heavy The receipts re
ported to-day large all points. hut the heavy
movement appears have been discounted far as
The immediate of the market concerned. al
No change Of importance reported in
1ht foreign markets. Both Havre and Hamburg We're
unchanged. while in the Brazilian markets Santos IS
80 res higher The weather good in the
Of Sac PaulO. least there nothing like
dangerously low Temperature. The market for spot
coffee quiet with quotations the basis OF
Rio Z
contract prices market day
- llrna
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 29-CIosing: wHEAT-Spot quiet; n"
IS 3d. futures quiet, September
Is 4asd December. 7s5tsd CoRN-spot steady; Amer
can mixed, "a futures quiet. September. as 9'sd-
FLOUR Winter patents quiet. 2Ss cd Hoi,S-At Lon
tI'acjhc Coast steady II liNat2 3s tEt-fNtIa
India mess firm, 11ps. PDTh-I'rime mess Western
strong rs sd. COTToNsFED oI,-Hul refined. spot
weak HAAiS-Short cut. II To lG M, steady
a6s Cd. BACON-Cumherand 2G TO 20 NJ strong ss:
short rib G II, iSs; long clear inlddles
light 2s 10 n. strong, 4's 90 heavy 30 TO 40 10
strong AS Cd short clear backs 10 to ~ - StTos
bellies 1G n, strong obs SHOULDERS
square II TO IL II firm. 3ss. LAIIl-I'rime Western
,arces firm AIS American refined, in pals firm
AIS % CHEEsE.-Canadan fnest white new irni. "is.
a. colored TAII.OW-l'rtme city steady
25s australian London dull. 32s I'd TJId,ENI
Spirits easy. LIN9EED OiL-Quiet AS 90 it-
T-T-N-Cuiet 70. KOSIN-Common steady, as I'd
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

January -------e-4o o-7" &c s39S - s.37
Sss5'-'y Ss55 sc sc s. s.: sssssss sss5 s.! s.!
Liverpool market report with comparisons foNo"s'
This Last Last ,ooe
Sc. al. i: &c i:s:s ss:s fs;:j ::
ssIes ssies, Fpecuiafion ....-. 9%" 600 600
Saies, Tor export 1900 1%S 45SS5 5GSeS 55ooo
Imports. al kinas 25SSS 25%e 93SSe 600 200 5cS6
sS 5o6 al nl sss 900 900 5000 go S s9 s""S S
Aaos = l3ss $500 1s SS i7SSS SSS 5000 5000 s5SeS
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
eGl sle s O bas 91tss receipts 700 bales American
ading gplana S44a 3 f9s s9ta6T august points higher
August-sepferber higher and later months sa5
}e15T PeI S7oad October ee3sd
February eil9d: February March SD
Marcl-ApriI, 4.e41zd; Apri-May. 4dS42d' May-'une'
AND MEaIFiour was was 81 gpieia oia 6 PIGsS
The following prices quoted on me me e " win
ter straeitE Ss 50 Is. patents 81 +o s. %:
ssaas q 8 60. extra 20 inter s Rye FhoUR
enie 99etse O. Ear &c 'SogR%R4I%ouiet gSSa uoted
n dried So BAG 3 MEA0agt = X S0sTse 81 ssas 70
fEE-WefeTh sandara a1 @l middng see 10: -four
s2s IS sacks nddling $50 20 sS 20 sBs eo ,k $40 20
afair having downward trend Of pTiTes n IN
weak cables and md, SsTa dSTide trade and
f the h Chicago houses recently identified with the
la,Il side sas reported a seller Of wheat AFTER 1he
rr,enirx there was little stability TO the Market u
with The exception of brief rally the tendency Mas
Downward up 10 O'Clock close. when
quoted 81 o1ts December 81 az - ana MAY 81 po
IN local The interior movement
gated 100000 bushels compared with essooo busheS
lasf wear and II estimated by some that MOI MOI
dsy's receipts would be around 100000 busneIs Inc
Northwest had az cars against Loo CARE seat
ar6 besides quality being excellent a SILL largeL
-eallv the most bearsh influence Of the cay
inc decline OF a I'D Liverpool had consoeTanle
effect early the session ihe iarfs leai %
bushels of wheat
~ by receipts csasl
York was easy, with sales el apout 20 49,
rer1orfeS for export. red here was
Gfl ora elevator and 81 OF 4 o % asoat no
Northern Duluth Y. and NO marc ~Intel 81
b afoaf CORN-1n the local market aDout VIC
a-iy feature to covering OF II
her on which that delivery sold up = e aboNe me
previous night Z oecllne IN s h,-
iixeriex The positions We're ltiueiEsa g, -
isrger co1,nry acceptances good rains In Illinois
Gables were interior receipts apo9 ilis
last wear and clearances Hight AT ocIoek ssI-
s~nlier in the market was quoted osN o. IN
Tic and Nay, 1850 No corn ciossa sVc ss 80
and p0,1c delivered. being nominal ~ 49,, 49,.
oATS-This market also lower, renecths Noil IL
nsson house and hedge seiillg hfo, o o.,
Nor New hoHh -
change however closing follows seS- 80
52ssc: natural 20 TO 81 ID % z ~ a..
cpfed white 30 TO 40 lb. $50 &C -,
dull no 2 western Sac nominal. Z D Ne" hprk- ps
1ARLEY-Market quiet, matt "o@''
fGlo; feeding &c c New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
.oox1NG ron A SCHOOL On cAMPi
YOU CAN FIND the SCHOOL WANTED

YJOME SCHOOL. COUNTRY. BOYS AND GIRLS. s15
II TO s25 monthly. H A. SATTLER Principal HaT-
rison. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
RED BANK LINE.

Franklfo Pier "a n r., daIEy. SO A NJ
I, 90 p 81 (sun- SIS s:15 A. M; Battery. $50 A A:
Sss p N (sun. S:55 s35 A NJ for Afghlands Red
Bsnk &C Exc. trolley Long Branch. etc
Dav on Ocean Fosters Iron Str Angles
- 2 2i,t 81. 7f5: Battery. 8 0 l. Tkes-
E.1AAS28711 ladies. Music Refresh city prices