Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 282, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1907 — Page 4

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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES. iMday, May 17, 1907.

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

ROBERTS DALE NEWS

AN EVENING NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRIOTIM AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, HAMMOND. INDIANA. "Entered as second class matter June, 2S, 1808, at the postoffice at Hammond. Indiana, under the Act of Congress, March S, lt7t.M LOCAL OITICES : HAMMOND BUILDIXG Telephone 111 CCUin CHICAGO OTTICZ : 9141 Bt&alo At.

Terxaa of Sabacrf ptlon. Ym&r . . 3.oo Us.ll Tear ESsgla Copies 1 cent

Miss Amy J. Roberts was a Chicago

business visitor yesterday.

Stocks Grain and' Provisions

c

Hammond Business

Directory J

Mrs. Frank S. McQuinn of Harrison

avenue was a Chicago visitor yesterday.

Mrs. Christ Womocat of Harrison

avenue spent Thursday visiting relatives in Chicago.

Latest Movements in Industrial Centers, by Exclusive Wire to Lake County Times.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

MUs Ada Naucer of Roberts ave

nue has been entertaining out of town

friends this week.

John Bhalm of Roberts avenue 13 entertaining his brother from Chicago for a few days.

Larger Paid Up Circulation than any other Newspaper in Northern Indiana CIRCULATION YESTERDAY

Mrs. Harry Goldlng and daughter,

Miss Violet, attended the Calumet the

ater at South Chicago yesterday.

Mrs. A. J. Fanning of 115 Roberts avenue and Mrs. Nathan of Whiting wero Chicago visitors yesterday.

W. S. Medlin of Roberts avenue resigned his position at Indiana Harbor and has taken one in South Chicago.

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Mrs. Henry Eggers and children of Roberts avenue spent Thursday viBitlng the former's parents in South Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Erlck Lund of Rob

erts avenue attended a banquet given by the Eastern Stars at Hammond last

evening.

raBCGLATIOX BOOKS OPEN TO THE ;

FXEXJC FOll INSPECTION AT ALL. TIMES.

TO EULSCIUBEES Headers of the lima ere requested to favor the

management by reporting any irregu

larities in delivering. Communicate

with tic circulation department, or

telephcse ill

A. M. TURNER tells a pretty good story about Hammond weather. He said that recently a man from Tennesee and one from Pennsylvania, who were comparatively recent additions to the city's population, were discussing the weather. The Tennessee man Bald: "How long do your winters last here In Hammond?" And the Pittsburg man replied: "I don't know; I have only been here nine months."

Frank Kroeker and E. Nelson of Harrison avenue returned home yesterday after spending several months in Lawrence, 111.

The tower of the main office at the Western Glucose company at Roby was blown down by the heavy windstorm which swept through here Tuesday.

NEW YOKE LETTEIL New York, May 17. The stock market opened practically unchanged from

yesterday's closing prices.

The one disturbing factor in Wall street la the crop situation. Traders in stock adhere stubbornly to the position that these crop stories are more

or less exaggerated and that there will

be sufficient grain to go around when the harvest time comes. Nevertheless, stocks like Atchison. Union Pacific. St.

Paul, Northwest, Northern Pacific,

Great Northern and roads traversing

the southwestern grain belt each day

show a weaker undertone and de

cline fractionally from day to day.

Atchison and St. Paul were about the

weakest of the grain earning roads, each issue showing a decline of almost

two points for the day.

The report that the attorney general

would institute suit against the Harriman lines was the depressing influence In Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio. It is pointed out that these cults may drag along

for a year, regardless of that, sentiment plays a great part In stock spec

ulation.

Discounting future events in stock

values is the universal custom. The

bears took advantage of these factors

to hammer stocks and as a net result

tonight's close shows a shrinkage av

eraging about two points throughout

the list with indications for further

declines.

Thomas Dwelk and William Dasey

of Calumet Heights were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Callahan at their home

in Pearl street Tuesday evening.

HEW YORK STOCK MMEI

Mrs. E. Rathburn and two daughters,

Mesdames E. C. Holmes and C. Ashllnes, saw "A Knight for a Day" at the

Whitney opera house in Chicago Thursday evening.

EAST CHICAGO NEWS

IN TRYING to make Kansas a temperance state, they almost lost the souls of the residents of Independence,

no of the smaller towns. The sheriff emptied the contents of COO cases of whisky, beer and gin Into the gutters i md then had to call out the reserves to keep the people sober. They fought

for hours trying to get to the running

putters with cups and cans.

Mrs. T. J. Skinner entertained friends

at dinner yesterday.

Mrs. Mary Morgan spent with friends in Hammond.

the day

Charles Funkhouser spent yesterday

with friends at South Chicago.

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12'i . 33 Vis 24 V 19 31 171 100 v, 27 . 64 . 23 . 65 M, . 39i4 .140

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FROM the road it looks as though Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco would have to leave the chair and seek consolation in his fiddle. Ruef, in his streak of yellow, says that the mayor got $50,000 in graft from one company alone, and If this is true, it is easily Been where the funds for that princely tour of Europe camo from.

Mrs. M. Rothschild of Hammond was

an East Chicago visitor today.

Attorney Abe Ottenheimer was Toleston on legal business today.

In

Mr. and Mrs. Caleb entertained the

Rev. Mr. Arnold at a 6 o'clock dinner

last night.

MAYOR BUSSE of Chicago has declared open war against the smoke plague and Is going to try to make Chicago a clean city. Recently it has been in the Pittsburg class, and If the mayor succeeds he will be elevated to a spiritual position by the residents of Chicago.

Mrs. Hamlin, aunt of Joseph Galloway, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gal

loway for a few days.

The Rebecca lodge will hold its reg

ular meeting at the home of Mrs.

Coggins in Magoun avenue tonight.

BOSTON is busy enforcing its blue laws. Yesterday the members of an orchestra which played during the dinner hour at a leading hotel on Sunday wero fined $5 each, after a test case before the chief Justice. What if they bad blue laws In Chicago?

Little Norman Meyers, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Meyers, died this morning at 4 o'clock of measles. Funeral

notice later.

Deecp.

Atchison . . Am. Sugar

Am. Car ..

Amal. Cop.

Am. Smelt Am. Locom

Anaconda

Am. Wool

B. & O

Biscuit

Brook. R. T. Ches. & O. . . C. & A. com C. F. & I...

Col. South

Corn Pdts

Cotton Oil

Can ad Pac Coast Line Cent. Leath Distillers ..

Erie com . . Erio 1st .. Erie 2nd ., 111. Cent .

Interboro . .

K. C. S. pfd 594

L. & Nash 115 Si

North Pac 132 Vi

Gt. Nor Ore 69

Great Nor 133 5

M K & T cm 36

Do pfd ... 64il

Mis. Pac .. 74

Nat. Lead ... 65

N. Y. Cent 113 Nor. & AV... 76 ig Ont. & W... 36 Vt Pennsyl. ...122Vs

Heading ...lOSVi R. I. & S. .. 26 U

Do pfd ... 85

R. Isl. com 20 Ts

Rubber .... 40 34

South Pac 83

So. Ry. com 20V4 St. Paul ...13214

St L&SF2dpf 33

Texas Pac 23

Union Pao 144 U. S. Steel.. 36 1;

Do pfd . . .100

VI rg Chem 27 Wabash .... 13

Do pfd ... 25

West Union 82

High Low Close 89 ?4 87 Ts 88 125 125 125 37 37 87 95 i 94 94 129 128 129? 61 61 61 63 62 62 28 i 28 28 96 4 95i 96 76 76 76 69 58 59 37 86 37 12 12 12 33 81 ?i 32 24 24 24 19 19 19 31 30 30 175 171 173 100 100 100 27 27 27 68 68 68 23 23 23 65 55 55 39V4 29 39 140 140 140 22 21 21 59 69 69 116 --5 116 132 130 131 59 68 58 133 182 133 35 34 34 64 64 64 74 73 74 65 61 64 113 113 113 76 76 76 36 86 3t 122 121 122 108 107 107 26 26 26 85 85 85 21 20 20 40 40 40 83 82 88 20 20 20 1328 130 131 33 32 32 23 28 2S 144 ' 142 143 36 35 36 100 99 100 27 27 27 13 12 13 5 25 25 82 Vi S2 82

PRODUCE MARKETS. Chicago, May 17. A stronger feeling existed In the market for poultry and chicken prices were advanced c. Supplies were limited, while the demand was brisk. Strawberries again were scarce, only two cars beins received, which were from Mississippi and of poor quality, soft, green and otherwise out of condition. The best price obtainable was J2.25 per 25-qt case. For eggs a weaker feeling prevailed., Supplies continued liberal. Stocks are accumulating rapidly. The potato market was easy. Quotations on round lots: Butter Receipts. 6.211 tubs. Extra

creamery, jobbing, 22c: price to retailers, 24c: prints. 25c; firsts, 21a 222c; seconds. 16G20c: dairies!! Cooleys, 21c;

firsts. 19c; renovated, 20c; packing

stock, 16c. Eggs Receints. 20.4S3 cases. Mis

cellaneous lots as received from the country, cases returned. 14c; cases

included, 15c: firsts, packed in new

whitewood cases, grading 45 per cent fresh stock, 14c; prime firsts, packed in whitewood cases, grading Co per cent fresh stock. 15iic: extra high

grade stock, grading 80 per cent fresh, especially packed for city trade, 18c. Potatoes RecelDts. 20 cars. Wis

consin. Minnesota, white stock, choice,

BHltlOc; choice to fancy, Michigan, 63 i'Qc; mixed, red and white, 62 tf 64c;

red fair to good. 60&62c; common,

small, red and white, 50&60c; new po-1 tatoes, 3.00 4.25 per brl. Veal Quotations for calves in good order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs, 6c; 60 to 85 lbs, 67c; 85 to 100 lbs, fancy, 88c; 150 to 175 lbs, good meaty, 5 (Jj 5c. Dressed Beef No. 1 ribs, 12 c; No. 1 loins, 18c- No. 1 round. 8c; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. 1 plate, 4c. Live Poultry Turkeys, per lb, 12c; chickens, fowls, 14c; broilers. $2.00 6.00 per doz; roosters, 8c; geese, $5.00 &7.50; ducks, 12c. Fruits Apples, $5.005.50 per brl; bananas', jumbo, per bunch, $1.40 l. 50 ; straight, $1.10 1.25; lemons. Cal., $3.50 (5 5.00; oranges, Cal.. $2.00 3.75. Green Vegetables Asparagus, $1.00 u2.50 per box; beets, 4060c per sack; cabbaere. S2.50ffi4.25 Der crate; carrots,

75c$1.00 per sack; celery, 2.606.00 per case; cucumbers, 86cfl.25 per box; green onions, $1.00 1.50 per box; lettuce, head, 7.008.00 per brl; leaf, 30& 25o per case; pieplant, $1.25tfl 2.50 per box; radishes, home grown, 2 5t COc per 100 bunches; spinach, 50(ix!76c per box; tomatoes, 75c2.25 per case; turnips, 60 65c per sack.

DICK0VES & TALHAQE,

Contractors and Builders.

, EEtirnates Furnished on Short Notice.

Pbone 18S3.

OFFICE 25 1UMBACH BUILDING.

UAMMOXD. I2MD.

T T r-t ! 1 n CfAAT. . r

22.000; margot weak; left ovr, 3,4i0 Light, $6.30 to 6.52; mixed, $6.25 to 6 50-

u-vu iu o.iu; rough, $6.00 to

o.iii.

Cattle receipts, 1,000; market steady.

ii--ci icicin, i.vuu; marKet cull.

xioga ciosea steady. Light. $6.S0 to

0.0 ; iiiixea. o.xo to 6.5o ; heavy, $6.00

t o.iu. ruugn, o.oi to 6.15. Cattle closed dull; sheep steady.

HEARD ON THE BOURSE

Bank of England rate unchanged.

American stocks about parity.

in London steady

PUO.E 1404. rilO.NE 14W.

Our Motto: Satisfied Customer. WOLF & CO. Merchant Tailors.

CLEANING. DYING AND REPAIRINQ

NEATLY DONE Corner Hohman and Sibley Street Opposite First National Bank

OrEX EVEXIXGS HAMMOND. IXn. l'liwae 21 S3.

DR. W. H. DAVIS, IJEAT1ST. Ilooina 1-3, Majestic Hide Srecial Notice Do not confuse this

office with the Harvard Dentists, for I am In no way connected with them.

never have been.

STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building Post Ofllce Building. East Chicago, Bank Bldg.. INDIANA HARBOR, INTX

Phone 87 S3. HAMMOND GARAGE Automobiles for Rent Gasoline, Oil and Sundries. General Repairing; j. vr. Mcmullen, vra. 74 So, II ohm an street. Hammond, Iao,

KONG HONG LO CO. Cbluese, A uirr Ira a and European RESTAURANT. Chinese Chop Suey. All Chinese dishes served iu short order. Chinese Goods Open from and Tea. 11 a. m. to L a. m. p- $tate Street, Hammond, lad.

All Virginia railroads will fight pas

senger rate legislation.

General Electric will Issue $13,000,000

o per cent convertibles.

Look for good support on any fur

ther decline and probably Lilr recov

ery.

cnicago reports higher prices for pig iron and heavy demand for winter

months.

London closes from Friday night till

Tuesday morning for Whitsuntide

holidays.

London average one-eighth lower.

Bank of England's discount rate un

changed at 4 per cent.

btrong demand for stock In loan

crowd, especially Canadian Pacific, D.

& II. and Pennsylvania.

General Electric gross new running

at $75,000,000 a year, or an increase of

15,000,000 on last year.

C. H. WANZER

Secretary Cortelyou may call in de

posits during summer in order to re-

urn them at crop moving time.

STOCK AND BOND BROKER.

Stocks Carried on 3 to 5 Point Margin. Nominal Rates of Interest.

Southern Pacific rights wero admit

ted to quotation on the stock exchange

yesterday. The Initial trading was at

333 Rookery Bldg., Chicago. TELEPHOKE KASBISCS, 34C5.

JOHN DICKINSON & GO,

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moss announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Grace, to L. M. Loucks. Wedding will

take place In June.

IOWA wants Roosevelt for a third term and has no fear of the bugbear "Monarchy." The Buckeye politicians are with him and favor his policies, although it is said that there Is a strong undercurrent in favor of Fairbanks.

THE ROLLER SKATING craze has struck Chicago with great force, and not only are the children rolling around the streets, but on many of the best streets the mammas and papas come out after dark for a skate.

The young people of St. Paul's Luth

eran cnurcn gave a concert ai ine

church last night for the benefit of the young people's society. A program

of thirteen numbers was prepared and

was enjoyed by a large audience. Af

ter the entertainment all went to the home of Frank Pedersen where the

voung ladles served a decucious mncn.

Carnations were given as souvenirs.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Month Open

May ..1090b

July ,.109o Aug. ..1092

Sept ..1094

Oct. ..llOo

Dec. ..1108

High Low Close 1103 1085 1130-05 1108 1091 1105-OS 1101 10S7 1100 1105 10SS 1104-05 1122 1101 1119-20 1127 1107 1125-26

BBS B PAOUISMI UBS!

STONY ISLAND NEWS

ACCUSE us of anything else in the world, but please don't say that we call ourselves "The Lako County News." . We object to this on the grounds of "cruel and unusual punishment."

Mrs. Murphy made a

down town Wednesday.

business trip

Mrs. Burgh visited her mother, Mrs.

Lutz, Thursday afternoon.

WHEN the report gets around, as it did in Atlantic City, that a soubrette

stood on her head at a "smoker" of one of the leading clubs, why Is it that all the men in town try to prove an alibi?

Mrs. Erne made a business trip South Chicago Wednesday.

to

Mrs. P. Hardy was the guest of Miss

Newcome Wednesday evening.

Month

Wheat.

May .

July .

Sept . Dec .

Corn.

May .

July .

Sept .

Dec. Oats. May July Sept

Pork.

May

July

Sept Lard.

May

July Sept Ribs. May July Sept

Open High .95 99 .98-98 102 .99-97 .100-99 103ja .53-U 53 .52ai-55 SIS

51

45 37-36

4Si 47B 39 k

..1650-55 1675 ..1660-55 1690

Low 96 97

63 52& 60 45 44 364

1645-47 1655

Clos 9S 100b 101 102

..915 ..927-25

..SS2-S5 ..S97

935 950

907 922

912 925

SS2 895-97

54 534 61!&a 47a 46 Sb 89ax

1645n 1670a

1677 915n 927 940-42 S92n 900 915

STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN,

PROVISIONS. 5 Board ol Trade Building Telephone Harrison 6612 6611

New York Office, 42 BROADWAY

Members Chicago Board of Trade. New York Consolidated Stock Exchange

GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago, May 17. Car lots: Wheat,

85 cars; corn, 65 cars; oats, 119 cars;

hogs, 22,000 head. Total Clearance. Wheat and flour equal, 248.000 bush

els; corn, 180,000 bushels; oats, 29,000

bushels.

Estimates Tomorrow.

Wheat, 62 cars: corn, 150 cars; oats

191 cars; hogs, lo.OOO head.

Primary Movement. Receipts. Wheat, today 695,000 Last week 651,000 Last year 285,000 Corn, today ....367,000 Last week 650,000 Last year 857,000

THE NEWS of the rise of Gary has reached the oast, and before long an Invasion of the carpet baggers may be expected. One of the penalties of being famous.

Mrs. Lanahan from Burnside visited

friends In Stony Island Wednesday

afternoon.

Sporting Extra of LAKE COTJXTY

TIMES on the streets five nilnntes after

games vrlth final results.

Xertuvrest Today Duluth 77 Minneapolis .....216 Chicago S5

Cars. Last Week 197 278 30

Ship

321,000

837.000

180,00

696,000

632.00

180,000

Last Year

1

64

Take profits on the bulges in cotton

and wait for a fair reaction before buying again. Buy wheat on Bharp

breaks and for turns.

Best Equipped Repair Shop In the Stats' WlTI. Pepperdltte & Son G. W. HUKTEB pboM t633 AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Contractors and Builders Compressed Air FREE Corneal and Concrete Construction a .oci!ty Bowser Gasoline By.t.m 4 Plummcr Ave. Hammond 81 S. HOHMAN STREET , - Phone 122. Huehn Block. HammaaA. Ia J EDWARDS CHAS. SPEICHERT TOXSORLL'"pARLOIt, CARPENTER AND BUILDER fourth floor. Estimates Furuiabed on Short Notios HAMMOND UlTILDIVO. Phone Si62 : Residence 270 Michigan Avenu, pboM 20S HAMMOND. IND. DR. P. L. RIGG HOWJmirSTEVENSr" Dentist Open tot Contracts. LCIH131 Painting, Paper Hanging 02 Hammond Bid. and Decorating. Hammond, ind. GRAIMXG A SPECIALTT. " My Motto: Good Work. Dr. A. J. WILLITS, 153 Morton Court. Hammond. lad. Telephone 1544. Physician and Surgeon. , Residence 33 Webb St. Phono 133 Brummel & Budinger no0m go and 27. iumb.ch mM. 1 and 1 j-a Wabash Ave. Teepbone LA CIOAR A lN CANS Dr. H. C. GROMAN, For sale at HAMMOND BUFFET Physician and Surgeon. Office: -402 Hammond Bldg;. Phone 203 Res. Phono 1563 Houses Reshlngled, estimates given, i , . . . . . HOURS I 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. first-class work guaranteed. ALVIN G. RINKER J. M. DAHLKAMP Phone -4034 Teaming Contractor 402 Conkey Avcnao TeUphftDe im

New issues D. & IL 110,000,000 notes

and General Electric $13,000,000 of G per cent convertible bonds may exert

some pressure on market.

Interstate commerce commission has

not issued Its report on the Harriman

nvestigation and is not bound by opin

ions expressed by Its counsel.

btni tins has stirred the matter up

again and may result In moderate li

quidation and perhaps temporary check

of foreign demand for the securities

affected.

Serious attention has been directed

to the developments at the Delaware

& Hudson meeting. If the comment In

the more Important brokerage offices

be an indication of the general feel

ing in the matter. Brokers and their

customers would like to see a com

plete revelation of the whole situation both from the point of view of the

railroad Itself and the point of view of those who take exception to Its re

cent management. Rumor has been

busy in the financial district for some

time to the effect that somewhere in

the background there are those who

have been identified with corporation baiting In the past. This does not refer at all to any of the men openly identified with the action taken at yesterday's meeting or to the professional traders mentioned. Gossip deals more specifically with an individual who has more or less of a reputation for Btirring up trouble wherever he can find an excuse.

Theo. J. Auer, Sheet Metal Works

Mfrs. of Galvanized and Capper Cornices. Out' ters, 'Pipes, Stsel CHUngs, Smoke Stacks, Ventilators, Skylights. Roofing: snd Siding, Furnaces, Etc. Jobbing and Repair Work

promptly attsnded to. Estimates given. Phono 206. 59 State St. HAMMOND

ADVERTISING HINTS. The shre-wd merchant aeea to It that him newspaper announcements ara bright and attractive, that the copy ts changed regmlarly and that tha printer has his display ads la time 1to them the attention they deserve

275 Douglas St. HAMMOND, IND

W. AI. CHRISTEN ARCHITECT AND BUILDINO SUPT 312 Hammond Building: HAMMOND

ROBERT TOOLE MAXDOLIX AND GTJITAIl LESSONS. During evening honrs at 015 Sibley, near Calamet. Fifty cents per lessoa.

Argentine Shipments.

Wheat, this week 5,133,000 Last week .l, 776,000 Last year ..3,112,000 Corn, this week .............. 280,000 Last week 892,000 Last year 3,803,000

Mrs. F. Wayland from the north

side visited her mother, Mrs. Bell,

Wednesday.

TIIK QUESTION that Is puzzling tho good housewife of Hammond is

whether the rise, in wheat will make

the price of bread higher at the baker's.

Mrs. Cooke, who has been suffering

with a sore foot, was taken to the

hospital Thursday morning.

"SANDY" and "McDougal" herd of the conspiracy against them, but refuse to leave their pasture. They blame the can trust.

Mrs. F. Shablaski from South Chicago was the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Hall, Thursday.

WHY NOT be in style a-nd get a new automobile patrol wagon? All the "coppers" would want to be a chauffeur.

"PIFFLE" makes a good argument but it should be garnished with a little birdseed and a powder rag.

BEFORE Hammond increases in population it will first have to reduce the price of rents.

Pabst Eight-Day Malting Process gives the full richness of the Darley-grain to the beer and makes Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer an appetizing food-drink.

Quite a number of Stony Island folks are attending the mission which is in progress at St. Jocahim's church at Dauphin Park.

J. W. S'WARTZELL Grocery and Meat Market UI7-1SS9 Ninety-third Street. BTONT ISLAND.

Young Woman's Pretty Tribute. One young woman has named the

beautiful teacups on her table after some characteristic of the donor of each. One she calls Loyalty, one Sincerity, one Sweetness. There is

also a Jealousy, a Youth, a Hope, an

Ambition and Luck.

It It Is to he bad, a want ad. I

.Lake Connty Times will get It.

a the

To the Advertising Public CIRCULATION OF? THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Contract Circulation 9,297 Street Sales . . . 960 Total 10,257 CIRCULATION OF THE HAMMOND DAILY NEWS

Contract Circulation.. Street Sales Total

Speculative sentiment Is again aggressively bearish since the publication of the details of the report of the Interstate commerce commission's at

torneys in reference to the Harriman Investigation. This will have a decidedly adverse effect on foreign cen-

I ters and we look for further liquida

tlon from Europe. Meanwhile the im

portant Interests will only give scale

down support. Consequently we expect the reaction to continue today.

but In the event of any sharp. break

we would have no hesitation In buy

ing the standard stocks, especially the

Harriman and Hill Issues. St. Paul.

Atchison, Northwestern, Pennsylvania, B. & O., D. & II-, Louisville, Reading,

Atlantic Coast Line. Steel. Copper Smelters, General Electric and Sugar. Th increased dividend talk on Na

tional Lead will help along the move

ment in that stock, but we would take profits on a scale up, as the movement ional to be lasting. The

general situation is not unpromising

and nothing definite In the Harriman

matter will come out for many weeks

Meanwhile the short interest has been considerably enlarged and sharp fluctu

ations may fce looked for.

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The advertising rates of the Lake County Times are but one to one and one half times larger than The News The circulation of The Lake . County Times is over ten times as large as The News.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas

Frank J. Cheney makes ath that b Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. rhenev & Co.. doing business In the

ritv of Toledo, County and btate afore

said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's

o,torrh Cure. FBANa J. CiifcNEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of De

cember, A- D. lobS. ... iiii's Catarrh Cure is taken intern

iiv. and acts directly on the blood and

mucous surfaces of the system. Send

tor testimonials rree. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, a gold by all druggists, 7oa

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