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New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
TOPICS OF THE STREET

--ozr7c-N TRADING.-Foreign houses wsr. A.
- BUYERS q the local market. taking upward of
= se0 shares. The heaviest purchases were in
---,ra5 States Steei and Southern Pacific. In Lon
- he general market was inactive throuShou.
- ssy closing st unn1Portsnt changes can
80 AZ the British capital in fair demani
- ss high as 2l- per cent was paid The iss,e
: treasury bills was made at sn average of Ia
- -e-r discount TIE Sac Pauio coffee loan was
t.-.-,AscrfheG and the new bonds were quoted at
= = per cent premium and per cent premium
a. S,-fh African gold offered IN the open London
market Bar gold was advanced I'D
-o.77ER MARKET CONDTTTONS-Ssle of
-,s- s-e light. and many Of the large producers
- se9ltnz agencies are making concessions Of
-, i.c 10 Ac e pound from the level OF I4Isc a
-,--5 81 which they have been maintaining the
-ersI No Improvement Is expected until the early
- = January II is estimated that the electric
- b-sSs companies. the largest consumers Of
----s- are operating basis from SIS 10 20 re-
- - -apacitv- The increased activity OF the
,,sss companies brings up the average as the
sle-r-+c companies sTe operating upon a basis OF
,.ss thar SO per cent
-Pzx CARPET EARNTNGs-The C-ex Garnet
-,--nsuy formerly the American Grass Twine
y s-v month since the organization Of the concern
r-sa-s f,- November showed an increase Of 100 rer
-z-s- those OF the corresponding time in 1867
~ company paid dividend q Per cent in No
,s-be- and e : Understood that from now on the
-,-s VII Be On a. annual basis Of : Der cent
-ENNST-sTANTA BOND SAI-E-The PennsvI-
,a-fs RsI-oa5 Company has sold To Brown Bros
r - snd = 3. Smith & CO. s. 600 600 Of Pbils-
r-r5 bonds These bonds will mature annually
s-o-- -g5 70 ls2+ The bonds viii be offered 10 the
cubic shortly
n7TnENDs DECAR ARED-D4vtde15s have bAe,
hartford regular quarterly = per cent payabIe on
TAce-be- s. Bal Telephone Company Of Canada
regular quarterly Der cent. payable or January
is. T-v-ng Savings Institution. senai-snnusl per
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

a year ago N 0eA ana - cars
re Hoera! primary receipts and the v,.,L
- "a N-sat- - the corn market was firm usarI, al
a H-ELoer or leading commission, b,r-g- -
al eTs thrcughout the day and rbis car,sag
doe covering by shorts An i-,--Dv+.s .s
plns demand FOR the cash srain ani an ,t,
= 20 = II prices az the sample rabIaS =.
;-L otLs1 1-iIileIices The market closed sr~o-or
w W. plSes q shade 10 &c higher Compared ,Etb
a. So os cIoSes maj quotations on Nav bsi1,
"a. ailo July olssc- Local receipts v-s-s -
cars with SIX OF contract grade "I-0 -
- - ~ oatS Was extremely quiet and --foa.
moved within narrow range na frsI,- - E-+S-s
sentiment In the pit was sorneyyhar Lssse5So % -
re SoIhIaEatINe Ilrlness of held prices Sfsai-
AZ ne lose prices We're sc below Saturday. 1~I
Local receipts were I62 cars ~ ae '7sc-
PROVISIONS We're nrm buying bv iocal 49,
ers Wliich was chiefly based on a falling - - -
eeipts OF i've hogs Western pacsfSSv ,s-. =. -
Ihe market closed steady with prices D.. -, -
higher than the previous close - - ~
Estimated receipts for to-rnor-ouv- W..
ears' corn s4S ears cats. see cars, hOgs sSaoa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

The redraw story of THE White Mans Burden-Stcel
Trust IS now ready mailing throughout the world
It is in the unusual form OF large, metal-edge flexible
hanger more than the size of two pages of The New
York Tribune.
Onehrd Of the surface is covered with my great picture
The White Mans Burden" showing the sponge-vered cit
family Of being crushed by the Steel octopus
to-day the greatest power in the world
This picture will live long after the Steel Trusts shaces
have rsritted the bone Of the American people
Owing to heavy expense Of preparing and tube mounting
this work have limited the edition 100000 copies for
America and 100000 for Europe and each should be
hung where greatest possible number will and read
during existing agitation for the adjustment OF the
tire tariff duty on steel each Tariff Reform Associa
ton Citizens Rights Club and each large American labor
employer will apply for sufficient number of copies to Mt out
the railway stations Tariff Club and municipal and
buildings in their vicinity. All applications for lots OF
more than 90 copies of The White Mans Burden will be
supplied by express mailing tubes. particularly ask the
10000 stock and holders Of the Stee Trust to hang his
copy where be and read by others as long
the tariff agitation lasts.
When taken into consideration hat this work has
very large OF time effort and money that Il IS
sent free TO all that personally benefited BY hnan
ca and that gives each OF the holders of steel
securities the information necessary decide them sell
ing now while they can get the highest record price and be
fore the crash comes when the Preferred and Common Stock
500 Preferred and from $50 Common $50 and So IS but
fair for demand that each stock ard bond holder a.d
distributing my work.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
The White Mans Burden-SteeI Trust.

While many, many times the largest financial adve,-
tiser in the world it would be impossible for
to long exist and pay for the insertion OF large advertise
net in all the of the world however public spirited
the motives of its author and his subject.
particularly request that apply for this hanger
carrying pcoriay and words the terrible story OF the
wholesale oppression of all the American people by few
wealth grabbers unless they vewired to their interests
the complete destruction of "Thc White Mans Burden,
the coming tariff reform and the protection OF the nation
from the fate which befe Rome which with all her nquites
and pagings of the people possessed peoples crsher
which could compare with the Steel Trust Grinder.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. I4.-Seiling by local holders caused
srAalnAaa to-day IN the wheat market. prices at
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

TIE local market for SPOT cotton was quieJ and IN
9Il1E GaS Delivered contract 300 bales southern
5.e, s5 ,l5a6ged at fsiso sales 1928 bales %eT Or
se s 9Gs' rnTt5n ai o8ier aachsnge at Houston
GEiet unchanged a. saes Is So 0ales Men
bile quiet unchanged at So: sales 900 bales sayan-
bales Charleston quiet I-iGe lower. at Bloc.
542 bales Baltimore nominal 5se iower at Sc Au
st, Louis qasst &c lower al SC Little Rock quiet. IN
5s5on = ooo - Is 600 bales sgainst 81 72s as week
sss asl year ar Galveston 1000 10 800 bales
against 4s717 lasg week and @ s5s27 las year ana at
2es Vel 95f155s s5f So 555 las, yea ''' -7
trSn FTcasngs special Liverpool cables. Spot cotton
in MODERATE demand sales 900 bales speculation
export bes American g. 900 h2-es; receipts 2s 0co
Irregular point higher 70 point oUer; closed quiet
4s a. nf SD neoerrber-Jsruar, $50 I'd: Ianua--
72t25 sd Febrgar7-AIaTcE 81 I'd. March-ApT4I
SD. Aqgllst SIC. ssPena9er $3.50:
DeceHl6er e LesT5ss,J 1nlaTy 44G.sd:
flour AND aEAI-FFjour vas nominsy lower 70
IN kansas grades Rye -four da With prices practically
unchanged The following are p5-eet quoted on The Sew
York Produce EKa&3s5ss & 60 sr2g PasaIs +9gss 80:
- rr ,s ~ nc 81 s5qs3 50 BUCKwHEAT FIIottF&
Maret aal. quoted a. s. 35as2 30 per 100 N RYE
FLorR elossd: Fen e Eooa. sta$. % shoies
me- s ss S. 81 5oas = q .sSsI sass %
spring ladi,ag s2t 90 nesr ,a d. IS
sacks niadIfns s24 25aSzs so 70 all Deem
Der shipment. hoIny op ST bulk, SIS 20 sacks oil
raaI SO SNnSa2
GRAIN-WHEAT-w -ery irregular conditions
prevailed r0-day's wheat market no e1ort the
part of in permanently changing
downward Of prices. and the market closed
weak q d1iz decline from saturday II
vas largely traders market, with the numerous
nuctla due professional operations while ordf-
OF the DAY cut but little ngure The Leading
selling again, but the trade as whole
unable 70 decide whether this was for It's
account the business as vas the
week some of the talent here were convinced.
The chief being slowly
Ifquidatec several during the day th@ market
"a 50 sharply shorts alarm think
bulls had control again, bat the bear
interest become and confident
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

ia,ss 4 nc. Eagle 2-ib OF fine granulated.
eSc; 2Ib bags 5.O5c III bags do. SC: s-lb bags
= a5c- IO-Ib bags DO. pOc; % and so n bags do,
4 soc Eagle fne or standard granuated ane diamond
nc. onfectioners' \. 4.60c No l. A5oc. Nos :
s1s a 45Oc; No :. ~ 46os No 8. 4-40c No .. 435c;
No : soc: 9, 425c; No 9, 420ci No 10, 4 loo
NJ II O5c No - 4c: No Is. 8 9bc Nos IA 10 and
Ia 2 0oc The local market for raw sugar was duh
snd evidently sell. but nOuinally unchanged
for spot which were quoted as follows Cen,
S-56cs n7Gscovado 50 test B3bc, and
-,nlasses sugar S,11c. There sale late
Safurdav not reported until this morning OF $500
bsgs porto Rico centrifugal January shipment
~ not later than week re basis e6 test and II
tsp days later 8TSc, delivered Federal refinery.
some GOO bags we're offered at nc duty paid.
said that some oooo bags tuna csntrfngal
he had ? IL bash est. December
sb1nT,ent but II was said been
In grinding.
against q last Friday and a The London
quiet but steady and
changed with December at los, January az los Nd.
and NAV al los 3%d
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

adve

that only the smaller interests we're affected 80
occa zfonaI raying tendency Of tEe - ~
contrary. used these nara
out more wheat thus check any reaIls Ss,ra
markets without Uuch cHA--s
Tfver0ooI closing about steady and = ne .onru =.
par+i-a was favorable and D
-or-aG worlds shipments TO be Ill-oou
s-a5 vrf-r o 0nS week Inc 800
o-fser hy aboard cIearances Of s'o-OuU buS
80 sour most Of which went from Rev ooo
isibIe srnp1v Of American wheat lncre4sTu Ses 0n6
r,-+-Ea.e prIVa Canadian supplies decreased csc
oS0 STsras compared with an increase OF 80 "a.
,-,zraIs last vear II generally eXpecleo
-Crs~r-nanr report Tuesday afternoon - bss~-
So ~ A1a sgures Of the 1908 crop Wouio -
fSh only about loads OF whest - eao,Iaiv duII
~-o-- IN the decline. there was an ecu
~-i1a IN Aou- al Minneapolis Inc LocI 6S I.s+or
c1ose5 zs follows No red g oo-t g i,oS q 7Sz
&C. n n float No Northern LluiuIh- = -
- -,C,e-7er- Of corn prices was very marrow j,
-, ~ 5av but represented STEADY uuu -1,.i
fgb+ offerings and fair nul' s4ptoIL;;- -
-ica- --a-e net unchanged II the tocaL M ,--.
sbo,,+ rhA same a Chicago NOV ON 80 -
.. nv heavier but big receipts Were
.-z f- C-l5FraxC on TUESDAY The llNerpooi S0S
rfrbe- rhe visible supply decreased oss ~
and F5roornhau made woTld ShlPITi = . -
3 ~ s-a.L ~So corn quoted b6c eievAtor
ar- - a~~ive and 661g o b afoat. No r,,.-.
- ~ vaIlov b ahoat- CAl = = - -
.---ira- lack % speculative activity N me
r,erle- with prices steady most OF Ie 80. .,eiEfa
heavtness in wheat.
-I2 i1c-eased $4,000 bushels Cash oats n q.
closed follows Mixed - 20 o.
55Ir- natural white. 26 to g 10 oog
-ifnoas white 81 - ID. % a6@ &c Tor5I
zID ~ western nominal New t9rS s
2 T<yafarket steady: mating s. zoe ,SI Sq-
e. tsedf7r s. 65aLc e if New YORK. BIN
Z--5E .T-Srate quoted Sic nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
coNsoLIpATEp EXCHANGE

relatively stronger market than or the orner
exchange existed on tne Consolidated Exchange the
r-ssrs- Ps-r q TIA dev- Many issues touched
s'.ga1J higher prices than the Stock Exchange
81 re ss-lt7r dealings. among them Union Pacific.
fSlz. against 80, and Southern Pacific 1919.
tzzins5 Ia Reading was fl special demand.
ravchlG 80 against 143is the other exchange
o-s sis e LOO shares being effected AZ 49,
-hg1 tle ----i-g price On the other exchange was
~ Or ne lE1e afternoon decline stocks were
fT : h-1et 0er-od offered under the other board
tut sf he extreme low prices covering impaired
-esr-s 1---1ess again Southern Pacific did not
s. unde- i2'N4- against -2oL. on the other ex-
rHzags a11 o1eltl1g under s+@s, against So
Deemed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
WARNING TO ALL

Let u1an-when Steel Common crashing below $40
and monopoly tariff being daily broadaxe whitetaoc15-
OF having injured Steel Trust The other day
when rst publicly warned investors Steel Common and
Preferred had been manipulated high prices 500
STA At anything $50 for Common and SO for Pre-
ferred investors get OF Steel with profit and be
ready after the tariff has fixed buy back
shares with the proceeds Of sold
Bear in mind, there viii be for few days unlimited
aetSeel Directors have the power and know how
it. to buy Stock with the treasury funds
Also bear in mind the world has yer witnessed te
stampede OF army of holding SIoooooooo
worth of stock which be sod-at least OF tat
profit.
Bear in mind again, campaign TIE present las
hardly begun that to be Of worldwide scope that
not for stock gambling purposes, but IS purely "IPo
time" battle for the whole people and-others
And while bearing the above n mind II viii be well
know that the world IS be treated o1tn-the
opcn-e and-deat Of the soundness OF corpora
tion-hancial principles Can monopoly based govern
protection, whose product IS used by whole people
give the right few insiders load Up with ririons
OF shares of stock bottom prices and then unload them
the corporation which they Trustees Of
millions OF profits themselves? And IL this u1orop
oy weather accurately adjusted cIordbgst driven unicorn
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

COTTON-7he cotton market had a severe
-o6avs middle session. but later recovered
oF closing steady decline
TGs points estimated $50 opO bales
TIE raTr followed report from Memphis that The
-5--7rs-- figures the National GnneTs' Association
showed only 30 600 bales gnned during the period from
December 13 and there considerable
covering toward The cioses although. rule local
think thar sufficient time had elapsed
compile ginning returns December l3 in thorough
market opened barely steady al q de-
lin y 2d6 points while slight
5--=-z middle of morning, undert0ns
nervous and prices showed generally downward
Senr- until rhe active months were as much 1odl
with January selling s 43c and May
6nc OF points Fridays low level This
result from little local bear
7e chiefly from Hgttaton, and even at The close
TocsT professionals appeared be
still much long cotton hanging over the
advance likely before there had been
The figures Of the English stats
NJ Ellison correspondent.
She~ue~sdn today. indicate stocks IN British
frz on Tzce-nbe- 40f 400 bales, against $4,000
Continental mills. i66.9O bales.
sra,7e4 qS4 year The weekly consumption Of
ba against 900 and OF Continental mills
no Southern markets
of=taIlv reported unchanged 70 sc lower Liverpool
made fairly steady showing. with private cables report
sr= Idle market
e range of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
TO THE PR ESS.

particularly request that the $4,000 daily and weekly
Dapers other than those hundreds with whom advertise,
peat this notice for the good the public without charge 70
ne The Justice this request De seen when the nature
Of NV work IS considered connection with the fact that
single advertisement of mine appearing IN America ard
Europe comparatively few papers can use costs me as
much as $4,000 for days insertion
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
CHICAGO PRICES.

.
99 Ct I78o LSo4Gos ios and n utTes 82
e local market weak and loTeT r. N s 81 s.
the foreign decline with sPol z1ot closing easy
go % "a and sutTres s63 I2s 90 The Iocs 4 ga
as ~ M "e ectro9tic At 4 25c and casting ing al at % Dc s
csIy the market weak 6at m f25 f2s Sd in Lon
-oc. p a1 0af5 15c IN local market IRON was waS
shade higher in The English, -arants Al as
o2ahIFE 81 ne market unchanged with No 2 foun
dry SlGlga "a a. he Produce Exchange dull and IN
ssaged Nth rssa5s s6asis a0ss So Janua
MssG3 ,ssTs 70 AND sYRUPs-The market foE no
was nrn and unchanss1 c6ninK out swing 70
ght MEETINGS by rehners The Only new oHrss so,yo7
New Cr,ea9s ] New orleans open kettle
s9@g syT2iPs common 15qlIc fair, 16a2oc. good
79652s: prime 2Ia25c; fancy, 1890. .no- b,,
- f4s under liberal offerings scattered
800 b59 spot i ana ~ az 524t SOC 1Inseed oil was
snged edned vas steady at recent sent PEsss se
quote: PETI2oI.E;o 45It ~ h7i . g5c re-
bulls SC 90 PR.laGePEa@ pa @ DO PhiiadeIphia 10 soc:
g5aeephis gafs Tfs aasc @ o' DO 6g
zen yrrs r. 40c: DO Philadelphia Il 35c- COTTON
SEED oIIPrirne crude. 2e19a9oc prime summer vel
10y sP9E Ie+6@s Ebv 1sGi5 22c March g. 26l6 Sc
MAJ 4Oa5 4lc snd Iiy 5 @ 3e5 9 sueT TT ye
gssc: prime white, s9a41 i.c; prime winter yellow - -
4gS: outof-ovn raw. 47G4sc Calcutta raw roc LARD
PROVIsIONs-The early provision market
stronser on ouytns by gran eoe ana it gsi9 %
Closing steady chicago receipts 50 900 hogs
gsO were expected Tuesdsr. Kansas City had
900 oFs $500 ana all LEsste. points 100000
PORK-F-asv. Quoted Mess. SIG 50fSl6 20: family
sI7 oasis 80, short clear. s2oq so BEEF-stesdy
cIo+e5 Ness S13GS13 so family SlT8SlT 80; packet
81 6oqSl5 so. extra India mess s26 6eas27. BEEF
n MS-Duil Quoted S2GTS2s DRESSED HOGS
G,.a5o Cucted- 7sc- $50 n, T7sc. l6o h.
20 m Sc Eigs s!4c- CUT MEATs-P1ekIed bellies dun
SMOKING s5zd9C 10 n SIC u n, SAC; Il u.
a. 5si,c Picked hams steady Quoted 9as1.c tai
: ~ CteaGv CITY SIC. couutry. 5AsG5isc LARD
T,rn quoted: Middle Western s45g9 Doc city lard
4d9lsc Refined lard
soub America 10 6oc; Continent 3 76c Brazil kegs 12c
:. -. -,1,-5 steady Quoted G%6Tc. STEARINE-Ftrn.
90, cit steaTiue l0-anl0-4c-
'RICF-Tba market for rice was quiet here. but
Southern points OF disi siribution there
so = ol5ife good demand and hrm market Quota
.tTs fol1ov- Screenings, = 6&7sct ordinary, pa o
,aIy ~ 4Hc: good ordinary. = "a c. prime. 3 q
&c: choice ~ q 6izc; Patna and siam oGeSe5 Ran
goon. 4. a DC -,-
GTGAR-The leading rehners reduced prices for re-
- ,b00r points and New Orleans points
iouar business SLOW The following are list
rtr.s s,IFfec+ 10 rebate OF 10 points and discount
~ psr cent cash. seven days, Crystal connos
fahIets, 20 loaf she'd
i5c mould = Zoe cubes Eagle J-lb hays powdered
,ro F-a-le confsrtioners Eranuated. 5c; NXXX
4 Dowdered, powdered fruit
a1wdersd s5c. Eagle coarse and extra nae granu !
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
pom r

The potentalties Of my story from single
"The Steel Trust is the most gigantic and perfect
humans crusher IN the world. To it the Standard
Oil is oity-roaming escaped circus lion nation
loose epidemic of hcart-soul and-body 1eprosy The
has ALWAYS fought, despsed and spat upon the
people The Steel Trust, scenting the times has
dearly loved the people"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
TAR

Before the tariff duty steel brhed The White Mans
Burden steel rails sold SI6 and $7 per to and Amer
lean business firm alone made profits OF szIoo annually
To-day, with tariff the price of steel rails S8 per
Americans, S22 per TO all other than Americans
The Steel Trusts slogan eve have protection TO
protect labor yet the entire paid last year to all
the labor Of the Steel Trust S6ooooooo while the net
profit of the for the exactly $4,000
and this after charging under all of disguise de
probation, improvement" etc, untold millions,
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
HONORS FOR FORMER
 SPRINGDALE BOY.

The Westville Oklahoma Democrat last week printed a letter from the superintendent of the Missouri Military Academy at Mexico, speaking in highly complimentary terms of Willie Jones, who was a student in that school the past year. Among other things the letter says "From the first, he took high rank as a student and a gentle man. At the close of the session hls record showed an average scholarship of 9e. $ for the entire school year. This excellent grade places his name in the catalogue on the list of "'distin- suished students. Willie k d son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Jones, former residents of Springdale, and his many friends here will be delighted to learn of his sue cess.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
ANOTHER SECRET
MARRIAGE

It developed yesterday after noon that Mike Orr and Miss Monti Mitchell were married at Nevada. Missouri, week or ten days ago. Both were students in the university two years ago and Orr, since his gratuation, has been in Utah. On his way to attend commencement the bride met him at Nevada, where the ceremony was performed. While here the bride stopped with her Zeta Tau Alpha sisters, and the groom with his brothers ln Kappa Alpha. The secret leaked out yesterday afternoon when NIT. and Mrs Orr left for the bride home ID Harrison. After spend- lng some time there they Will go to New Mexico where they will reside. Orr's home is in Kansas. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
FAYETTEVILLE CITY
 TREASURER MARRIED

K. C. Key, Fayetteville's pop ular city treasurer, left this morning for the Border City. where he will be united in mar riage 10 Miss Hettie Village Garmon, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Marshall NJ. Garmon, this evening. He was accompanied by Rev. F. (. Fletcher, who will officlate. Three years ago Mir. Key met Miss Garmon during her visit to thls city as the guest of Mrs. Fletcher. She IS one of Ft. Smiths most accomplished young ladies and comes from one ot the most prominent families of Mississippi Fayetteville Daily, Thursday.
 The longer We look al that doughunt the larger the hole be- comes.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
HEAVY FINE FOR
 SELLING LIQUOR.

Dr. $. J. Brownson was tried before Judge W. $. Pollard to- day on seven charges of selling whisky and was found guilt in each case. The punishment as sessed was one year in jail and S200 fine in each case. making d total of : years imprisonment and S14oo fine. The bond for appeal was fixed at s1750. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
BUCK, CONVICTED OF
 MURDER, IS PARDONED,

Charles w Buck, young man 2l years ot age. convicted in the Washington County Circuit Court ot the crime of seeond-degree murder and sentenced to five years in the state penitentlary, was today given his freedom through executive elemency.
 Buck vas charged with the killing ot Arthur Parker two wears ago. Parker was shot from ambush, tile shot being fired from behind barricade of logs. Buck and Parker had had slight misunderstanding some time before, and on purely cir eumstantial evidence Buck was convicted as above mentioned. He and his mother both testified that he was on the porch of lis home at the time the shots were fred, and that he was at least mile and half from the scene of the killing.
 In the petition another man is mentioned as having been an enemy of Parker, but he Is not accused directly of the crime. Little Rock Democrat, 11th inst.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
SMALL FIRE
AT NASHVILLE, OK.

The meat market of J. J Forg- ey, the Racket Store and the real estate office of Von Hartman were destroyed by fire at Westvllle, early Tuesday morning, the buildings and their contents be- ing entirely consumed. We un- derstand the buildings were par tially insured, but no insurance was carried on the stock and fix lures. The origin of the fire is unknown. Lincoln Times.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
LINCOLN BOY CURED
OF RABIES

Button Reed returned Tuesday from Austin, Texas. where hc has been for the past three weeks hav- ing his little son treated at the Pasteura institute. The lit tie fellow was bitten some time ago by dog supposed to be afflicted with hydrophobia. Ike authori- ties at the institute pronounced the boy out of danger after thorough treatment. Lincoln Times.