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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

ashamed to go out in company. l
have used only two bottles of Hyo.
mel, and have been cured by the rem
edy. 1t has made full and complete
y.""-Captain Willnef
Hyomei is dry, healing, antiseptic
air, extracted from the Eucalyptus
groves of Australia. 1t is a pleasure
to use Hyomei, because you do not
take it into the stomach; you simply
breathe in this germ-killing air, and
relief is immediate, and complete re-
covery comes in few days Hyomei
outfit, including an inhaler that will
last lifetime, costs $100 If it does
not cure your catarrh, asthma, bron-
chitis, coughs or colds, Bratton Drug
Co. will give you, your money back.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
TROUPE FLOODED.
Six Inches of Water Fell In About
Two Hours.

Troupe, Texas, May IA rain
storm of unusual severity fell on this
section this evening. 1t was accompa-
MED by binding flashes of lightning
and for two hours this town was
storm-swept.
The situation for time was very
serious, water collecting on the north
side finally forced it's way through the
block of business houses, centering its
force on Wilson's barber shop, sweep
ing through it like river 1t formed
a lake in the street, and Overlooking
there rushed through business houses
on the south side The stores of S.
B. Ray, Smith Bros, w. F. Hodnett
and L. A. Norman were flooded to a
depth of several inches. AS the
stocks of merchandise were removed
from the floors the damage was small.
Water ran through the street at
depth of five feet. Much damage has
been done to the truck growing inter-
ests. The Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College experimental station locat-
ed here reports six-inch rainfall
Cot the Aahif-HooL With Hac
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
One of Rritain's Little Wars"

Trouble is expected in India, where
he most troublesome and pugnacious
If the Afridi tribes, the Zakka Khels,
all, powerful, fierce and cunning, have
worm out the patience of the govern
nent, and punitive expeditionary
orce had been dispatched against
hem. Seven thousand carefully Sc
ected men compose the force and
hey will be pitted against 10000 war
Tors. The present expedition was
'nly decided upon after a number of
he most serious raids, in which
.reachery, plumber and murder fig
lred in great degree On account OF
he inherent treachery and natural
yickedness of the warlike tribes Great
Britain is called upon to engage in
var with them about once in every ten
years.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
Steel In Place of Leather.

Steel bands or belts, as a substitute
or ordinary leather or rope drives,
ave been introduced by a factory Of
'harlottenburg, Germany. Such belts
lay be reduced to about one-sixth Of
he size required for leather belts,
hey do not stretch, pulleys may be
,arrower, and in some cases shafts
nay be smaller Either ordinary pull
eys or pulleys with special cover
ng to increase friction may be used,
belt four inches wide and one-fifth
of an inch thick transmitted 200 to
80 horsepower at belt speed Of
400 feet per minute, and tests have
;hown that steel belts may run 12,-
100 feet per minute.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
Get the Habit-cook With Gas.
FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGONY.
Will You Continue to Suffer From Ca
tarrh In Face of This Testimony?

Il suffered for fifteen years with ca
tarrhal troubles SO bad that had to
leave the sea. could not lie down at
night to sleep, on account of the con-
slant catarrhal dropping. l went to
two different hospitals for treatment,
but without any lasting benefit. |
was constantly raising yellow and
green phlegm, and the trouble was so
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

serves more than a passing notice.
She was the daughter of M. L. Tay-
lor, recently deceased, and the wife
of M. w. Galloway, and the mother of
one sweet little girl, Z years old.
Mrs. Galloway was 80 years, two
months and eighteen days old. She
joined the Missionary Baptist church
early in life, and her conservation to
her faith had surely robbed death of
it's sting or the grave of its victory.
Farewell, dear Nettie. May we so
live that we will meet you over there
where the wicked cease to trouble
and the weary are at rest'-that
sweet rest that "remaineth for the
people of Cod
w. e. WILLIAMS.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
MAY 1s IN HISTORY.

1619-Barneveldt, the noted Dutch
statesman, beheaded at The
Hague.
1670-The Hudson Bay company char
tered by Charles II.
1717-Empress Maria Theresa of Au-
stria born.
1S00-Samuel Dexter of Massachu-
sets became secretary of wal
of the United States.
1S16-Gen. Montgomery c. Meigs,
quartermaster general of the u
S. army during the civil war
born in Augusta, Ga. Died in
Washington, D. G., Jan. 2, 1892
1871-D. F. E. Auber, composer of
Fra Diavolo," died. Born Jan.
80, 1882.
1S91-Hansard Union ordered to be
wound up.
1s94-Dr. Talmage's Tabernacle, New
York, destroyed by fire.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

William Jennings Bryan says the
deal editor is that man who owns his
)wn paper and writes what he thinks.
That is the condition to make an
deal editor, and it is all right for him
0 print just what he thinks, provided
lie does not think too much. To print
Ill he thinks would mean for most ed
tors to leave town within few min
ties after the edition is out, for ed
tors, just like human beings, some
lines think things that would not
ook well in cold type.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

It is claimed that number of Epis-
copal ministers and their wives at
Houston found out by actual expert
ence that deviled crabs, angelic crabs,
md several other crab decoctions do
not mix well with pink ice cream A
supper they ate there consisted of
shese, and as "a result a sickness en-
sued that very much resembled sea
sickness. No more crabs and ice
cream for them.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
Professional.

The little daughter of homeopath-
C physician received a ring with
learl in 1t on the Christmas tree Two
lays later she poked her head fearful
ly in at the door of her fathers Of
lice
Papa" she sobbed, papa, I've lost
the little pill out of my ring. "-Har-
lerS
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

ALI Palestine should be interested
in cleaner Palestine The summer
approaches, and filth makes disease
Keep your premises clean, and thus
set good example for your neighbor
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

People are just a little apprehen
sive lest we tag onto another hail
storm such as visited this section
about this time of year some eighi
years ago, by which much havoc was
wrought. Conditions seem just right
for such visitation
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
CLOSING the Incident.

The famous ball player was look,
ing through the sporting columns of
the newspapers.
81 see they've quit mentioning me-"
ne said. 81 may as well sign"
Upon doing which he secured one
more mention in the newspapers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
Died at Tennessee Colony.

Tennessee Colony, May 11.-Died,
at her home near Tennessee Colony,
May 4th, Mrs. Nettie Galloway. The
life and death of this good woman de-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

The latest in neckties will put the
rainbow to shame Of course the
men had to adopt something in the
way of style to keep pace with thu
merry widows
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

Those who straddled the fence Oh
the Bailey matter can now get OFF
their perches The fight is over-fol
the present at least.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

The Center Daily News is agitatins
for the Frost" railroad. We might
pass him over the defunct interurban
proposition. That was frost ali
right.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

that is to be launched within a short
time now. 1t is predicted this cam
paign is going to prove pretty warm,
rs both sides are going to put up a
strong fight
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

An enthusiastic prohibition lecturer
says the way to rid the country of the
whiskey evil is to drain every drop OF
existence. And yet, how many poor
fellows have been trying to do thai
very thing for 10, these many years
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

The Herald is all business today
Palestine merchants are talking bust
ness to Palestine people.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

On the goth inst the Rev. George
Stuart will lecture here on Temper
ance" His lecture is the forerunnei
of the state prohibition campaign
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

Congress will probably adjourn
May 25, and without having done
very much for the country.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
OLD HATS MADE new

We have secured the services of
Whitaker & Stone, practical hattefs,
who will be with us for few days
only. We are prepared through them
to clean, repair and reblock silk, felt,
Panama and straw, hats, making them
good as new.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

II a man has no enemies he has nc
one to blame but himself.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

1--WE Frame Pictures" Ed Kings
bury; phone 266. The New siIIiman
Building. 13-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
Majestic

will have an entire change of pro-
gram every night. We have one of
the best makes of moving picture ma
chimes and will always try to get the
very best pictures that can be had.
Any feature subject that the public
would like to see all they have to do
is to let us know and we will do our
best to get it for them.
Yours truly.
ELLERD & MAYFIELD.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13

Subjects tonight:
Northern Venice.
A New Way of Travelling.
Miser's Punishment.
French Guards Bride.
Song: Red Wing"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-13
ADMISSION TEN CENTS.

Performance Starts Each Evening a.
1880.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-09
TinleDs-.>'.,
5
Sannar 1908 tueiber
Serfanf.
Yra9tbOQe
ltntermuslias.

3eoes @emanbIin Der 9anien Samm'
lung ift Sas bette ieiner alrt nnO rspra'
ientirt ben pouiten 8ertb, lei es nun
ein 25 Sents @orlettiiberiu9 ooer Elm
so Dollars Stiid pon Oelitater Barrier
2iuseris.
Die einbeimiidsu Waaren tommen
BON ben lsitenosn amerituHiiden 5abri'
fen-fril6e. trauie 9epdnoer, perferttgt
fir uns In bem SSes, pie mir ss miin'
iden, uon Wtateriat BON einer Oualitat
bod ssnus, nm Die seuausits SunOin ju'
frisosn iteGen. Die importirtssinisidlieBt
cine sintse isbr isine Utuiter pon 9ano'
itiderei uno ben surteiten @ri4aifun9en
in Spitsn uno Sanbern. brett pom
Paris. unb es lit cine srobs aus'
wabl pon Stnlsn uno Preiien, laufenO
pon oem einfa6iten fir ulltasliasn Sc
brau6 bis ju Dem pra6tuollIten @e'
ipano, bas iiber ben Ocean fonlmt.
Die unten anseiiibrten @ewdnbsr
finb einIa6 anSeutenb uOn einem Sor'
ratb pom llntermuslius, Der Der bette
iit, ben mir ie Offsrirten.
@ewauosr. S5t bic S15-wertb ST.
Is bis 500.
@bemiletteu. 9Or bic $3.50 -wsrtb
.$1.25 bis SIS.
llntsrr0de, 75s bic $20-psrtb $1.OO
bis $25.
tluterboien, SOC bis S4.50-perth
SIC bis $3.50.
@orI IettiibsrSiise, 25e bio 7.5O-wsrtb
$50 bis $40.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-09
Bonn altem gatrrlanb. Solst

Bonn alten 8atrrlanb. 5olsenos
9ieuisfsit aus Dsuti6lano Siirfte mat
den unisrsr 2slsr pom Sutsreiie iein ;
mir publisiren bssbalb auf SBunih Der
Sabrifanten pou Sorni's sllpenfrduter'
Slutbeleber fOlssnbsn Srief, ben iie er'
bisltsn. wortli6: rSuteideios. Oeutids
lamb, ben &c. Suli. Der Setter Ssabr'
ucp. GbicusO, ST. SD teile 9bnen
bierOnr6 nit. oas i'd idOn mebrere
Sabre un Wiusentrantbeit selittcn babe.
9s mar i6on 10 iflimm. baB ih tein
@iitu bel mir bebalten sOnnte. Oa
babe if i'm porisen CONNER ciniSe
Slalben Blutbelebcr uno einige S5las
i6cu WiaseniiGrter sebraubt. uno jcet
bin ih gang wieOer bergeltrllt. SD
fam iret allss @lien ucrtrasen uno
ihble iebr gut, uuo babe ihon mebrsrsn
Masenfranten gllpenfrdutsr Slutbele'
Der bsiOrst. IS bat 9ebOIfeu, tic iino
mir Iebr bantbar oafiir. Sd tunn
6Oruis SeilmitteI niat senu9 Iobsn.
sic IinO behsr als ale unOeren Wtebi'
,ineu. @s sriBt, 5ruu SiiOsmanu." +"
Sornis sllpentrduter'Slutbcleb 1T elm
altss. I'M Saufe Der 3eit erprObtes 9sil'
mittel. Gins Hublifation, nSranten'
gOte," wirO frsi uerisnbt. S6reibt an
Or. Petsr SubrusB & SOus Co., 112-
11s 90. SOpne 9Ius., @bicasO, 81.
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@apne Gcuutp.

SonesbaIe.-BuitOr S8. 8. Siller
ieeuet. porlesten Wtittwod Sri. Carrie
Sil uOn bier uno stephan 9otteurotb
BON Brootlpn alS Elm Gbepuar sin.-
SRI. gluua 9oris uOn glep Dort uno
Nilliam Sattlsr bon Baltimore, Swsi
bier poblbeiunnte iuuse geuts, murOsn
lsste @ode in Der 8Obnuns Der Sraut
gum 8uuo fiir'S 2sbsn einseie9uet.-
9srael 8. S8onuucOtt bon Bupmurt,
elm uon Der yate Sooore Slmuiement 60.
anseltellter Suuidreiuer, reparirte am
Samitas auf Ssene's 3sid elm Gisbaus
unO mad gollsnOunS Der glrbeit treuitC
sr 6as @is, peldes iia ni6t fart ssnue
snpies. iooas er sinbrah unO ertranf
Der S0rper wurOe erit ON SonntaG
aui9siunoeu. = 8. 8. @ortrisbt purbl
Souutas Oiadmittas. uls er einsu GriI
3us beitsissn wOllte, beinabe unter ben
islbsn ssitosen uno erbislt ben arm uni
elm Bein b0s Ssridunben unb ssrfdnit
| ten. als ibn Der 3us traf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-09
Staot ann Gountb.

- Die @innabmen bes bielissn Sn'
Ianolteuer amtes i'm uerflohensn Sabre
betrusen s 1 ,S52, ,237 .6s, cine 3unabme
uon s 1888, ,0S0.56 iiber oaS Sabr 1906.
- S6reibt es nieosr in Elm Bud,
oamit Sbr es jeoen Gag ieben f6nnt-
ct. Satobs Sel III cine ii6ere Sur
9e9en eineu labmen 9fiiden oocr Diff.
web. Sc tbut iein beites uno binter'
laBt cine lihers Sur.
- Die lesten Jioucmber ernabltell
9ountpbsamten traten Wionta9 ibre
9lemter an. g., u. SonsS trat ieinen
oritten 2ermiu aIs @ountD @ontrolleur
al, Or. Sames s. Saltrp nuroe @oro.
ner uno Dt. .. Miitt6eG puroe Gountp
Yermeiier.
-E. 8. Srem uon Plains, Der elm
OeIerteur BON Der Ser. ct. Wiarine
Iein mill, itellte iid Samitas an Sada.
wanna auenue oem POli;iiten Pantle
nno eriu6te Oenielbeu, ibu einSuiteden,
mas aud geidab. Wtan niro ibn bal.
ten, bis Elm @uti6eio in Oem sale &C..
troHen woroen lit.
- Die idbrlids Yoritanoswabl bes
scranton Sieoertranj ipirb am 20. So.
nuar, abenos 8 llbr. itattfinbsn uno es
lino iammtlide Wtitslieoer sebetsn, iid
3u oerielben elniuitellen. Die gtomina'
tion Der Sanoicaten erfolste usrfloiienen
SonntaS in Der Wiouatsperiammluns,
Die cine animirte mar.
- @oparo Wiillar, Der ssitano, baB
er Die Oiamantsn aus bem Yail Supe.
lierlaOsn itabl. unb 9iObert 80. Gail,
Der Ssiiser oes Sabcns. Der oils Wfits
wilenoer ebenfalls uerbaftet wurbe, psr'
sidteteu Samitus uuf elm YerbOr uno
wuroen oann fur ibr seri6tlitss @r.
iheinen untcr ie $4,000 8iirsidait &C..
itsllt. Sail fonnte Die Sirsibait lei.
item, aber Wtillar muBte in @rmanssl.
un9 berielbsn mieoer in oas @sidnsns
manbern.
- Ole Sritif. melhe Prdiioent Us.
W. Scranton BON Der 2Daller @ompa.
ME Dor einiSen @Odsn an Gi6tsr giep.
comb iibte, als er cine @utideiouns Def
ielben in Sstreif oes Sall Sales erUr'
terts. fann ibn m0sli4erpeiie nod in
llnannebmlidfeiten brin9en, oenn Hid'
ter @bwaros ma6te am Wfontas Die
@rOBseidwOrenen auf Die auslaliunssn
bes slutOfratS Der Waiicrlieferuns uuf'
merriam. unO pies lie an, bieIelbsn ses
nau 3u priifen uno iu eruGSen, nm left
3uitellen, oh lie nibt cine WiiBa6tun9
oes @sridtes anoeuteteu. Sollte oiss
Der Sail ieiu, 10 iino iie au9ewieicn,
cine biesbeShOli6e slntIase sssen 9srrn
ScrantOn 81 erbebsu.
= gm Donnerltas ma6te bic YOli;ei
befannt, oaB cine neitere iunse Dame
uou einem Serl iiberfallen worSen mar.
Der llebcrfull ereisnete li9 in Der 9iatt
Oes %. Desembsr Dor Der g8. gB. Suun.
ton @Obnun9 all Wtouroe Iuenue uno
@ua @OSlijer BON Wtonroe Auenue mar
oas Spfer. Sie bate chen Die @ds
paiiirt, uls elm Nfann iie ersriff, bod
mar es ibr m6slid, NIT eiuem Gessns
| idirm oemielben msbrere tii6tise StDBs
gu ueriesen, iObaB er frob mar, iie los
julaiisn, mas es ibr mOslid madte, 3u
ntflisbsu. Die iun9e Dame Ioll Iit
aber wGbrsnO benz 0tinsen iuuerli6 bDs
uerlest babsu uno es 1T mOSlid, ouf
Die erbaltene Yerlesung einen i6limmeu
9lussau9 nebmen miro. sic pirb fell
oem rlebsrfall i'm Sabnsmuun Soipitul
bebanoelt.
E4 rlnterridt i'm 9lauisripisl Ct
theilt unter siinitieen Bebinsnnser
5rGulein emma ssren. SIG Yine ctr,
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Sm 8atitan wuroe Offiliell be.
tannt ssssben, OaB alle @erii4te BON
.inem sruitli6sn rlnwObIiein Sss Pap'
ites unbssriinost iiuO.
Die feinIten Drudurbsiten Der StaOt,
9ieIert Die Office bes .gBOdenblatt.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-01-09

@enn etnt 4uiter IA
Saqe Sane alt 1T, 1T lie ui6t piel
grDber iyt e.I S!,dnabeltppf. gta9
.inem gtttr pom bier Sabrtn 1T Il.
.bbdr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-20
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. June 1e.--Operations in stocks remained largely in professional hands to- gay although the movement of prices was somewhat freer than on earlier days or the week. and was at the expense of values Professional traders professed political mo- to the anti-injunction plank of the Repub- lican platform as a matter for disQuietude to holders of securities and the Likelihood of the campaign discussion taking a tone ! of sssresston upon corporations also was
 The ..g@n,n O,y. of sss buying ys',s.asy ws. nominations out of the way some general demand for stocks would ensue. London of American securities higher today This expected demand did not develop and dis appointed professional buyers of yesterday the unfavorabie developments which were passed over yesterday reasserted an influ- srss 'Gca S hi. d mss Nn n the %ee dusnce of the reduction of the dividend rate yesterday; in Republic Steel pfd., be- and in Baltimore and ohio as a result of the threatening curtailment of net earnings revealed by the statement for May.
 by floods in the Southwest were given new attention. The news of the closing of Philadelphia Trust Company was accorded significance which the dimensions of the failure seemed not to warrant. With the news of the arrival in this country of the head of the banking firm which is purehas. bonds the troubled affairs of that proper ty were brought into notice again and rumors circulated that a thorough reorgan- ization of its finances were in contempla- tion- A had sentimental effect was pro- duced by another sag in the price of the Union Pacific refunding bonds when issu- ed. The resistance of these bonds M per cent. below the subscription price has given the impression that they were begged at that price, which is ssh. Today they sold at 95A
 In connection with reports from bond dealers that the investment demand gene rally for bonds has died out this incident was of influence. No more gold was en- gagged for export but the exchange market was said to he affected by remittances from abroad for subscriptions to the Union Pacific bonds and further exports arc looked for next week. Discount rates were higher in Paris and lower in Berlin. Money rates here showed undiminished ease.
 The banks have made another heavy gain in cash this week. The Union Pacific fi- nanclng is likely To figure in the bank state ment for this week Confidence in the con- tinued ease of the money market Is not at all Impaired. Last prices of stocks were not far from the lowest of the day,
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value s2.8S2.e0o. United States bonds were unchanged on call.
 CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-20
MINERALS OF SOUTH
rRoN AND COAL PRODUCTS Ol
 ALABAMA
Great Gains fin Ten Years Are shown By Statements Prepared by
 Joseph G. Butler Of

Baltimore. June 19--(SpeciaD - Joseph G. Butler, Jr., of Youngstown, O.. one of the leading iron-masters or the Central West who has recently made personal study of Southern iron opportunities. in the course of an ar tlcle in this weeks issue of The Manu- facturers' Record on ir0n-maktng North and South, points to a great expansion of the iron and steel industry In the South. He says:
 'The quantity of ore in the South is of course. largely matter or com putation, and have no doubt the tlg- ures given me are correct. At IS sii'
 :'The increased use of the basic pro cess is going to be very great re seiS get. ting scarcer and the use Of basic p.G- cess Is widening both North ana oouth; The time Is coming when great oeal of the pig iron shipped Norsr srto',s dif- manufactured at home into various diI- ferent forms. This, think VIII. pc first taken in hand by the Iennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. believe 1t Is the intention or the cor poration to build additional finishing plants in the South. .,
 "As stated to me on two or three oc- casions while in Baltimore, thlnk the property of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company is second only in importance to that of the Carnegie Steel Company, as one or the subsidiary companies of the united states SteeA Corporation. believe the leading of ficials of the corporation so view it. and win go forward and build 1t up and strengthen it. This will require many years and much expenditure of money Heretofore the Tennessee property has been considered more or less as a speculative affair It was taken of, however. in earnest by the of ficials who had immediate charge prior to the acquisition of the United States Steel Corporation. and have no doubt had these people continued in the ownership that great improvements would have been made. However, the property has been taken out of the speculative class and will gradually be put upon a solid earning basis and placed in the investment class by the people now in charge. who have the practical as we'll as business talent.
 Iron ore is,, of course, the 9oundA- ttou oe all the steel and SEon producing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-20

local holders who based their action on the absence of rain in the Southwest, where harvesting is In progress. News of the day was about evenly divided and in this con sequence prices f1uctuated nervously until the final hour. when the sentiment became bearish and continued heavy the remainder of the day. The arrival at Southwestern poor demand for cash wheat helped to weaken the market late in the forenoon. The close was weak.
 July opened unchanged to Ac higher at SSh W Ac advanced to SSh and then de- clined to s7hc. The close was at S7A Q 87Sc.
 The corn market was strong almost all day and the July delivery touched new high record mark for the season when 1t sold at 70hc per bushel. Unfavorable reports regarding the crop were the source of strength. During the final hour the market lost Q large part of its firnness on profit taking due chiefly to the break in wheat. The close was steady.
 July opened O &c higher at s9m o Mc, advanced to 70Mc and closed at 69%c.
 Reports of damage to the growing crop ket, prices at the high point being nearly 1e over yesterdays closing quotations Shorts and cash houses were urgent buyers and offerings were limited. July opened unchanged at 45hc. sold off to 45kc and then advanced to s6c The close was at 46Ac
 Provisions were firm at the start because ings became liberal alter In the day, caus- ing moderate weakness. Local packers were the principal sellers At the close September pork was off 10c at t1l. 55. Lard was also 10c lower at es.97h. Ribs were 5@7Mc lower at SS.1TA.