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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28
MT. DESERT.


Miss Addie Mcfarland was in town
sunday.
Fred Smith went to Trenton to spend
Christmas.
Abbie Hanna is attending normal
school at Csstine.
Ada Brown left Monday for Farming
ton to attend school.
Harold Dow, who has been working
here all summer, has returned to Brook
lin.
Walter Allsn came tome from Ellsworth
to spend Christmas with his parents, 81.
L. Allen and wife.
Mrs. Miranda Branscomb hss gone
tc Northeast Harbor to spend the holi-
day with her sons Henry and David.
Mrs. Emily Atherton has closed her
house and gone to Bangor to spend the
rest Of the winter with her son Paul.
Misses Maxine and Hilda Brown went
to Trenton to spend their vacation with
their grandparents, Pearl l.. Leland and
wife.
Henry Mccall and wife, who was Miss
Dorothy lawson, daughter Of T. W. Law
son, who were married Dec. is, have been
here at the lawson cottage. They re-
turned to Egypt, Mass., to spend Christ
mas.
Sunday evening, Dec. Is, the children OF
the sunday school gave q short concert.
Program: Song, school; prayer, DR.. X. l..
Grindie; chorus; recitations, Clara Carter,
Elinor Fernald, Burnshan Richardson;
song, school; recitations, Robert Fernald,
Mary Brown, Evelyn Reed; class recita-
ton; recitation, Cora Gray; chorus; reci-
tstions, Mark Gray, Dorothy Pray, Arthur
Leland; duet, Azelia and Dorothy Pray;
recitation, Sidney Reed; class recitation,
Rotations, Winifred Gray, Elsoin Reed,
Gladys Richardson, Henrietta Ferna!d;
solo with chorns), Harry Gray; duet, Ada
Brown and Mildred Knox; collection;
song, school.
Dec. d. II.
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COUNTY NEWS.


John Pervear and wife, who have bsen
visiting relatives and friends hers, re-
turned to SAL Cove Sunday.
Miss Laura Hamilton. VINO 10 home
from Massachusetts,, gives . party Tues
day evening in honor Of her many young
friends.
Eugene Hamilton and wife, formerly
Miss Louise Boyden, OF Biuehill, and later
OF Dorchester, Mass, are spending the
holidays here with Mr.. Hamilton's par
ents, Fred Hamilton and wife.
Charles Sherman and wife left Friday to
spend the winter with their sons, Eugene
and Louis, in Lexington and Pembroke,
Mass, and with their daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Davis, in New York city.
Hiram Eaton died Saturday morning at
the home Of Otis Hooper, after long ILL.,
ness. He was known far and wide, having
been . familiar figure in this part OF the
county, driving the various mail stages for
many years.
Giles and wife died sunday morning.
The blow comes especially hard on the
young parents, a. this is the second boy
they have lost within . year. and their
only daughter is seriously i'll.
On account Of the storm, the attendance
at the shooting match ct Fred Coles
Christmas, was small. Erastus Candage,
Leonard Candage and Elmer Pervear won
the prizes with shot guns, and Grover
Morse, Sidney Pert and John Pervcar with
rifles.
Dec. d. XEyoPHoN.
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NOTICE or ronscLosuKK.

.NNHEREAs Edwin ID. Mayo. OF BFookhn;
w in shr coan OF hancock, and state OF
Maine. bJ his mortgage dsei dated February
", 1884. and recorded IN toe registry OF oeeos
Ter sid hAneock county. in BOOK az, psse
Sst conye, ed to the undersigned. u. kssd'
certain real estate situate In said bf"ostn;
liz the county OF Hancock aforesaid, descfioeu
thus beginning At the west side OF tns
highway 10 .ding TO center Harbor IN sAta
town = bound shirgy SIX feet from the noI.n.
east coraer OF land OF Mrs l. ID. Hooper,
ston~s; thence north scventy two ieet 80 stske
aud 81 nes; thence est 10 the higpw.s Pc
fore men.i ned; thence south by salo hish-
way To the drst mentioned bound tosethes
with buildings thereon Standing, anu
whereas the condition Of said mortgage pa
been and sill ren,ains broken ana nnpef
formed. now therefore By reason OF tne
br, aeh OF the condition thereof. Claim =
foreclosure OF said mortgage aud give tais
notice Tor that rpose-
HAskeag. Dec. 10, 1910. J. u ssAs-
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THE subscriber John w. Bristol. OF Nss
i Haven. Connecticut. hereby gives noaics
that he has been duly appointed execusof
the iAss wiii and testament OF
LOUIS n. BRISTOL, late Of NEW HAVEN,
in ,he comfy Of New Haven. and siste OF
G. nnecticut. deceased. and given ocnus 80
Law dlsects. no bonds berg reqnirsa ~
terms OF SAID will. And that ne bss ~ ..c.r
" Maine his gent within The s.sse o. " =.
Is provided b. section ~ q Cn. P.sr -.
vised stststea Of Maine All pefsens -
desired 20 presen. the sAme Tor set.sml -
and ali INDEBTED thereto are reanss's-
"~ss ~ A's"' Joan W. BsIsroI-
Executor Of will Of said Louis b. bris''''
Dec. 10. 1914
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COUNTY NEWS.



Augustus L. Fcss attended the State
grange ct Augusta.
Evans Crsbtree is home from University
81 Maine for the holidays.
Miss Carolyn Crabtree is home from 3
q. T., Charleston, for the Christmas recess
Miss Gertrude FOES, who has been visit
lug relatives in Medford, Mass, is home
Mrs.. Ira Gray, OF Mansfield, Mass, il
visiting her parents, A. B. Crabtree and
vfe.
Mrs. Harold Foss, OF Medford, Mass.
10 Whiting her parents, A. B. Crsbtree ano
wife.
Alfred Eldridge, wife and son, OF Bal
Harbor, we're weekend guests Of Mrs. l.
Cfabtree.
Miss haxel Young, OF Bar Harbor, and
Howard Young, of Bangor, spent Christ
mes with their parents, c. B. Young and
wife.
Dr.. =. q. Abbott and wife, Of Portland,
q. H. Abbott, wife and son Theodore, OF
Bangor, were Christmas guests at the
home OF Aionxo Abbott.
pleasant meeting of Elinee council
was beid Wednesday evening. Many OF
the members had Christm mas readings.
After the close of the council, Santa Claus
appeared with q large Christmas tree. and
all present were generously rememb ered
with gifts. The chiefs nominated for the
next six moons are: Prophecies, Susie
strstton; Pocahontas, Hattie Martin /;
Wenonah, Vslms STRATUM; Powhatsn,
Augustus 1. Foss; K. of r., Alice J. Crab
tree; @. of W.. Emma Merchant; x. of w :,
Carolyn c. Foss.
Dec. IS. G.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

School reopened Monday, with Miss
Lena Cousins teacher.
Winsor and Gayneii Bridges are at home
from Hebron for the Christmas vacation.
r. c. and L. B. Bridges and Ralph
Wiley attended the masonic convention
at Bluehill last week.
Mrs. Judith Hutchins, who has been
visiting Mrs. Burly Closson, has re-
turned to her home at Sedgwick.
Mrs. William Cooper, with son William
and daughter Marguerite, Of Msehiasport,
is visiting her son Moulton.
Dec. 10. b,
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WEST sToSINGroN.

Elmer Galley and wife spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. Alice Stanley, OF Boston, 10 visiting
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Mills.
Mrs. J. A. Hsmbiin and daughter Iris,
who have been visiting in Boston, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. Ernest Perry, with little daughter
Clara, of Sorrento, are visiting her parents
Josiah Stinson and wife.
lee. 10. MuM.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Athelton Holden came home to spend
Christmas.
Berton Haskell came home last Wednes-
day from Newport, K. /.
Morris Powers came from New York
Saturday, after a yachting season.
Capt. Grover Small and wife have re-
turned from New York where Capt. Small
has been yachting the past season.
Cyrus Brown and wife came from Cam
den Saturday to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. Diana Hatch.
Dec rs. II,
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w.u. u,r.x,.r =, po-,cn a. homs
,a,.h. ho,,a.v.
'uokc a. - Sn.se ." 1s1'
'uuse . c"o W ~
'ass "ceA y" ou@'n
Miss M. Lena Hinckiey has returned
from visit to Boston and vicinity.
Norman p. Merrill, OF Detroit, Mich, is
spending his annual vacation here.
Rodney Carter, OF U. OF NJ. law school,
II, 10 spending his vacation In town.
No,m., u M.vo and wife Of Roston.
r.
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BUCKsPoRT.

The Swazey block, in which the tele-
phone exchange is located, was damaged
by fire early last Wednesday morning. j..
T.. Marks, whose grocery and market is
located in the building, was damaged by
smoke and water TO the extent OF 1900;
insurance, 81 600 The fire was confined to
was damaged to the extent of u 500;
insured
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CHIPS.
sEDGwIcK.

l. 5. Candage lost fine colt recently.
Miss Belle smith, of Colby, is home for
the holidays.
Mrs. Harriette Buckminster, who has
been iii, is better.
Mrs. J. f. Wilson has gone to Dor
chester, Mass, for the winter.
Misses Ruby Dority and Mary l.. Paris
are home from Hebron.
DIR. A. G. Carter, of the Philadelphia
dental college, is home for vacation.
Capt. Ii. ID. and J. F. Lane have finished
their seasons work al Marshali's island,
ana returned home for the winter.
Dec. 10. III.
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an adjoining room came sweet music
played BY Miss Eva L. MAYO, who IL soon
to take The degree OF doctor Of music at
Maryland college. The party lsit at late
hour, after . most delightful evenings
entertainment.
Dec. -. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28

You must rea this II ysa usnI the besefit.
J. w. Greer. Green ~ood, La, suffered with
. severe case OF iumbago. The pains were 80
Intense was forced u. hypodermic injections
for relief. These attacks started with pain
in the small OF my back which gradually be-
tracted TO Foiey's Kidney Remedy. and l am
glad to say after using this wonderful medi-
cine i am no longer bothered In any way by
my old enemy, lumbago." e. A. PAscHER-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28

Miss Bernics Ashley, who is teaching at
Opeechee, spent Christmas At home.
Christmas services will be held at tho
ball Thursday evening, Dec. q, by Rev. $.
ii. Jobe.
Capt. w. s. Norwood Is at home from
West fremont, where be visited his
dangh liter, Mrs. Lopaus. Mrs. Norwood 10
also at home from North orland, where
she spent month with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Burriii.
Dec Is. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28

The peculiar properties OF Cha mberiain's
Cough Remedy have been thoroughly
tested during epidemics OF influenza, and
when it was taken in time We have no,
heard OF single case OF pneumonia.
Sold by all dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28

Can't look well. eat well or feel well with
impure blood feeding your body. Keep the
blood pure with Burdock BLOOD Bitters Eat
simply, take exercise, keep clean and you will
have long iife.--Adef.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. Jane Gordon is visiting her sister,
Mrs. I. T. Leland.
Mrs. George Jordan, ST., has returned
from Ellis worth Falls.
Mrs. f. p. Somes, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. 4. I. Leland, has re-
turned to Mt. Desert.
Dec. %. MAY.
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The couple was attended BY Miss Mary
Ellington and Mrs. @. W. N. Keys.
After the ceremony, congratulations
were extended to the happy couple.
Dec a SPEC.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Clara Pierce is again very iii.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley, of Rockisnd,
has been in town.
Mrs. Katie Stanley has been at West
stonington several days this week, called
there by the illness OF her daughter.
Dec. "a. II. N. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28

Many persons find themselves affected
With persistent cough after an attack Of
influenza. As this cough can be promptly
cured by the use of ChsmberiAin's Cough
Rsmedy, it should not be allowed TO run
on until it becomes Troublesome. Sold by
Ill dealers
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xExoPHox.
SEAL COVE.

John Pervear and wife are visiting in
Brookiin.
Arthur Rumili and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son,
Dec. S.
Edwin Robbins and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Lurvey, at Southwest
HARDER.
Dec n n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action. quick
in results, ana restore the natural action Of
the kidneys and bladder. They correct ir-
regnlarlties. II A. rAscHEk.
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sURRY.

The marriage of Ray Gaspsr and Miss
Lenora Woodman took place at the
Methodist parson ge "Wednesday evening,
Dec. n, Rev. @. W. NJ. Keyss officiating.
Both young people are residents OF Surry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-28

How Old People
May P4ong
Their Ives

At advanced agd organs ct
more slowly than ID Lth. Circu-
lation becomes pooj (od thin and
watcry. appetite fl and diges-
ton weak. This ition leaves
the system open to ase such a
Coughs, Colds, G Pncumo-
mia, Rheumatism, d
vINOL is the hest health
creator and body er we know
Of for old people i, supplies
the very elements eded to ne
build wasting tissl nd replace
weakness with sire
HERE IL III DOR
A case h recorded Il spv. n. y. ~
. woman who felt - br~akin9
down by age and mined 10 ~
weak and feeble cord VI old rs~opSe.
She had no strength q stlwhs~se a.
ersion tired her, bst bs. made hev
veil and strong. and Ases that sho
feels ten year. young IN abe sitA -
fore taking vISOL.
We ask every person in
this neighborhood nv a bottle
of V1NOL with III ierstandina
that we will return money II i
does not prove ben \.
GEO. A. PARcat NuG0rsr,
EIs..ors
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Eastern Sl8aD Company

EdSltlH OI5dl CumpdnJ
Reduced ~r Fare.
Bar Harbor AZ ston $500.
Steamer Boo,hsxy lar harbos 10 o.
a N, Monday Asa rst for Seal HAsuor.
Northeast aart-QF, onth vest hA' por,
ssoninst on, Nora u hocklAnd, con-
peesiDs VITA sieA ner pm.
steamer Catherine & BinehIil 400 a m,
Monday Asd Taur- south BiaeE.H.
krootH s.dxatck. sic, ssrgru,viile,
South Broossyiile. "a pr and Rcck land.
connecting vita sseas Boston.
REIs
Lave Boston 5 p a y and Friday for
kocklApd.
Leave Eocslnaa or on arrival OF
steamer froFr Eosto es day and Sssur.
day for iiar 4 Tor, aud Intermediate
landings.
y. L. snf n'. Tar Hxroor.
A. N. NJ Agent. Biuehiii.
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Isptis.e.

% the City Of Ella
care for those Who
ing the next eve
p,s liswurth. !
then ON my &C.
room and accom-.
81 the City FArm
-. J. DnUAMBY
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
WILL HISTORY REPEAT

Only twice before, In all the history OF
Slcel CON non, has there been a perpeu-
dlcular rise OF as much as 10 p0iuts
gust 10 IN both iustauces) without q
net reaction OF 1 per cent on any day
or the movement Once was in 1905. when
the price advanced IN that manner from
10 tu %. there was then a reaction
which becau q a decline and she end OF
IL, was az A. once was in 1909. when
the price went from 50 TO So IN the man
nyr described, ana then there was a re-
action OF > points 10 G. before the an
va1ced was resumed. Wien IL was ra-
sumcd the price continued upward until
IL touched 9i1s. but its progress above 20
was frequently Interrupted by reac-
tlOns Of or > per cent. sometimes more
In 1SU, at the time Of the original pro
motion, there was q perpendicular rise
of points from IS TO 81, followed by =
decline TO Il It was between 40 and A.
that the great distribution took place
Between those prices the stock moved
UP and down for a long time, while
stOc-. vas being merChaLdiSed-
JUS now Steel common has had
another perpendicular rise. From 50
there has not been on any day a net
reaction Of as much as ! per cent BY
all precedent. 10 points is the limit for
movement OF this sort. A reaction
may not be inevitable, but at least a
pause for purposes Of digestion would
appear 10 be most narUra' A rapid ad-
vance in any widely held stock needs to
be CjgeSted- The process Of digestion
entails profit taking. reaction. and new
buying.-New York Pest.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
ASPHALT PAVING
TO BEGIN soon
One-fourth of Appropriation
of 100000 Available
At Once.

The work Of resurfa cing the streets
with asphalt viii begin the latter part
OF this month. Congress having apPro-
prlated 100000 fo- this purpose. SO. coo
is immediately available
The appropriation last year was
10000. but Congress. in answer % the
arguments Of Commissioner Judson that
II was Impossible g. mdhI.&In with this
sum the standard Of excellence desired
by the Engineer Department added an
extra 100000 20 this years appropriation
bill
The streets 10 be resurfaced are as
fOlloWs.
Northwest.
Thirteenth street from pennsylvania
avenue 10 u stceet.
& street from Sixth 70 Seventh
Massachusetts, avenue from New Jer-
sey avenue TO Fourth.
II street from Third TO Fourth
III street from Seventh to Tenth
Eighth street from G 70 X
Tenth street from New York avenue
to K
Massachusetts avenue from Thir-
teenth 70 Fourteenth
NJ street from Fourteenth TO Sixteenth
Highland terrace from Fourteenth 10
Fifteenth
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

GOOD 1909 SHOWING

The annual report of the Sloss-Chef-
field Steel Company for 1909, made pub
lie today, showed gross sales to have
returned SS51,O more last year than in
1903, but expenses to have increased
SssS, 900 at the same time, canceling a
large part Of the gross gain. President
J. c. Maben in his remarks to the stock
holders, says:
From the standpoint Of production,
1909 was the banner year in the iron and
steel trade OF the country, production
exceeding even the record year Of 1907.
The selling price of iron, however, re-
mained comparatively low for nearly
two-thirds Of the year, and very little
iron which was sold at-the better prices
which obtained during the last three
months was delivered during the year.
II having been sold for future delivery,
so that the average delivery price for
the year was below the average for
the last ten years, while the cost was
increased little over the previous year,
owing to the greater demand for and
consequently less efficient labor So
that. taking the year through, the profit
per ton on iron was somewhat less
than in 1905.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

the trading was heavy and the sales
largely in the line of distributing, Just
as they we're yesterday afternoon. Gains
Of q TO IL points and some times even
larger were recorded and held Penn
sylvania was made a leader on the in
creased dividend theory. and talk on the
Street was in line with anticipated in
creases here, and there throughout a
number Of prominent stocks. Norfolk
and Western, a PennsylVania property.
was given an advance from 1922 10 1o4,
Reading moved up IL. Southern Pacific
10 lHA, point rise, Union Pacific to
79254, and Steel common to $50, a z rise.
Liquidation Again.
Then the selling began more frely,
and in the next hour the greater part
of the advances went by the board,
Southern Pacific holding better Than the
rest Of the list, only going off g, Penn
sylvania holding Il, Norfolk and West
ern 4 Of the gain made earlier. Union
was one OF the stocks that lost its
advance. SO did Steel common, New
York Central. and Copper, which had
gained a point
The indUstrials were not near as active
as they were yesterday. Copper opened
at S21a. sold TO So on TO SlsI, and back
to 50. Smelling made no gain during
the morning, breaking 10 S7as or ~
points.
Becomes Very Dull.
In the second hour Of the afternoon
the market settled down TO extreme
dulIness. More liquidation would have
caused further reaction, while the ne
elected condition permitted Of some
slight recoveries IN the leaders. the cur
rent figures late in the hour being 1875
for Union Pacific, IIgis for Reading. 12Fi
FOR New York Central, and SSss for
Steel.
The sluggish movement at that time
indicates a slow closing though the
evening up OF trades may bring re-
neWed activity.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Twenty-third street from L to Wash
ingtOn circle.
Twenty-secOnd street from Pennsyl-
vania avenue 20 NJ
Pennsylvania avenue from Fifteenth
to Seventeenth
Madison place from Pennsylvania
avenue 10 II
Fourteenth street. east side. from C
Fourteenth street. west side. from
TO D.
Fourteenth. and on both sides from
Fourteenth street from Florida avenus
10 Clifton street
Twelfth street from p 20 Y.
Q street from Tenth 10 Vermont
R Street from Eleventh to Vermont
avenue.
New York avenue from North Capt.
tOl to n
North Capitol from II TO y.
North side OF II street from North
Capitol to First street
Second street from Indiana avenue
10 l.
Third street from ID 70 H
West side OF Connecticut from Florida
avenue 20 lie Roy place
L street from Eighteenth 10 Nine
teeEth.
Ninth street from C TO y
Eleventh street from 20 4.
East side Of Seventeenth street from
I 10 X
Msssachusetts avenue from Seven
teenth 70 Eighteenth.
- street from Sixth 20 Seventh.
Northeast
r street from Second 20 Fourth
Second street from East Capitol 70
Maryland avenue.
Second street from Maryland avenue
10 Massachusetts, avenue.
Southeast
East SIDE Of Eighth street from L 20
NJ
South side Of Pennsylvania avenue
from Eighth 10 Eleventh
Pennsylvania avenue al the iuteTsec-
ton OF Fourth
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

New York Central increased its divi-
dend 10 a 8 per cent basis, through the
Increase received from Lake shore and
subSiuiaTN roads IL was nOLicea bIe
that the good news and the advance
that Ioil1Wed was the cause for the
around ~ and better. The trading ele-
ment doesn't wait long for DrOhts-It
.garners them in quick.
The Pennsylvania is disposing OF all
old wooden cars Hereafter am ears
VIII be Of steel construction.
With the admission by the governors
OF the New York Stock Exchange 10 the
listed department OF thar exchange OF
Spring National Biscuit General Chemi-
cal, and Sears, Roebuck K Co. stocks,
All the active issues hltE RIO dealt In in
the sO-called unlisted department of the
exchange. with the exception Of Ameri-
can LInseed stock, now must comply
With ali the listed department require
mentS including the making OF reports
on assets. liabilities. and earnings.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit ,eports
10 the New York Stock Excl arga the
results Of operation Of its ., stem for
SIX months ended December 81. 1908;
total operation revenue, $u,lS7, ,G55. O3er-
ating expenses and taxes, $500, 5J1
Operating income, S4,5S. 453 Net in
come, $lr5S3,94I.
The Reading company reports TO the
Stock Exchange covering six months
operations 20 December 81. 1900. total
surplus OF the three companies. S3,Ss,542.
Hartman & Co.-Expccration Of an
increase Of the Pennsylvania dividend
TO Z per cent on May I was the principal
bull factor in the stock. although The
announcement Of the early opening OF
the tunnel 10 traffic was lavOraLly com
Etnted upon.
Copper stocks increase S.72tJ63. pro-
ductlon u2,ll2, 493. domestic deliveries, TO
%. 7l3,5 Exports 51,359,5IS Total de-
lVeries lo3-sS', $50. Stocks on hand March
], l07,lS7,9s6.
". 2. Hibbs & Co.-PennsvIvania.
Chesapeake and Ohio. Atlantic coast
SoEthern Pacific. and Steel. on increased
dividend proba bilIties, are worth Euvlng
on any reaction. also New York Gem
IIai' Northwest. Big -Four. Norfolk and
W esterns Chesapeake and Ohio. Hul
STOCKS, and Delaware and Hudson.
z F. Hutton & Cor cheape- rails
We IaVOr Wabash preferred. Ontario and
western, Kansas Southern. and -
I-oils aud southwestern. Strike situa-
tvfeSJS are committed 10 the bull side.
a. g. Plant & Co-SelIiuc ex-dfyidend
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit showed strength
ana the belief was still firmly held that
the dividend would be increased al the
next declaration II seems rather early
70 anticipate such action on the part OF
me directors, but numbers Of traders
ieel convinced that the stock will be
paced upon > per cent basis.