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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
The New York Bank Statement.
The Live Stock Market.

Chicago March Seattle receipts 300 nom
inaiIr steady Natives. good TO prime steers
s5eis. poor to medium S4a4. 30; selected feed
ers s4i5aA. 70; mixed stockers -. 4o,t $50.
cnws s314 IS; heifers So. Ioa4. so: Gamers
90 o:,T3: bulls So. 6oH4. 25: calves S9tS e,
Texas fed steers S3. 9oG4.so Texas bulls
% ~ ~" Teceipts today 10000 tomorrow 80
600 estimated: left over i.5oo. strong Ia
SHada higher: top 50 e2i2; closed easier Mixed
Ind butchers 81 65a4 90; good To- choice heavy
81 1904 Cpl; rough heavy 81. 65a4I5. Ight
pigs 10 IOc higher at S4.6oa4.S2ie; buiA
Oh sh s.lfs 1000; sheep and lambs lambs
steadv Good to choice weathers So.oo9o'
Sair 10 choice mixed 81. 1000 oos western
abnap IS 3OQ5 90: yearlings 500 80; natiHe
1l,,hs s5I74o: western lambs 500 ~
E IS!,, ACCENTS; Cattle. ~ 200: hogs rs.
600. sheen 6 700; week ago. cattle o2.ooO
~. is5. 900: sheep SIS. 600. 80
IS mis- March Seattle receipts SUI IN
,,,dipr 900 Texans. Market quiet but steady
No ton cattle here; native shipping anu eN
mort steers worth 81. 50a 5.95; dressed bee
po1 hatcher steers S37504e5; steers undel
I 600 hounds So 40d4 80; stockers ana feed
&c e2GA45; cows and heifers S<d4. So can
mrs SI SOAP 85: bulls S3.4OG4; Texans anC
Indian steers S3.451465; cows ana heiier
s. IOm3.75 49,. ,,ooa,. n,,
and lights S4 75a485; packers s4Toq4'oo
butchers S4S5@4.oO.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05

Ing with few exceptions have been In great
demand with light receipts prevailing the last
few days.
Apples are high. which limits their consuMp-
tion to some extent.
No change of note in the banana situation
at this time However. as soon as spring
opens up in earnest, the demand and con-
sumption will begin To grow and higher prices
will undoubtedly prevail. in fact. this frui,
generally reaches the climax OF high prices
during the months OF March. April and May.
Lemons are slow sale, with prices ranging
downward
fornia stock. which have not been sufficient in
this market TO induce New York state to
turn her shipments in this direction. wfspl
they INDUCED in extensively during last sea
son. Florida stock is eagerly sought after
at good prices. and just enough arriving to
whef the appetite of the consumer
Florida vegetables generally speaking. have
been retarded by reason of the cold weather
which prevailed. and shipments Will be from
two to three weeks later than usual
Irish potatoes scarce and high. This
applies to eating stock. An abundant supply
of seed stock prevails with prices nominal.
Onions plentiful with a moderate de-
mand.
Rutabaga turnips slow sale at anv price.
Demand for all varieties and colors OF peas
continues strong with high prices prevailing.
There is also strong demand for sweet pO-
tatoes
Poultry of every description ready sale at
high prices.
Egg receipts class on a par with demand and
consumption. with no indication Of a material
change within the next few days.
Demand is good for high grade butter with
satisfactory prices prevailing.
There is a strong demand for smoked meats
of every description, especially hams AMI
sides. We trust the shippers throughout the
tion above furnished and govern themselves
accordingly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

New Orleans. March 2.-Secretary Hesters
statement of the worlds visible supply of cot
ton. made up from special CABLE ami telegrdphic
rslviccs compares the figures OF this week WIKI
last week. last year and the year before.
1t shows a decrease for the week Just cllsed
of 7S7l2, against decrease of 95, 6Ol last
year and a decrease Of AZ. l3 year before last.
The total visible is 3. ga .05e. against ADJ g.
~ last week. 1898. l2i last year and 1870
9OI year before last.
or this the total of American cotton is 8, 1871
csc against S,26O.77l last week, a, 3O5 l2l
last year and 4,o7 .eoi year before last; and
of All other kinds. including Egypt Brazil. In
ala etc 744, 600. against 725. 600 last week,
Oo3 ooo last year and 799. 600 year before
last. ..--
The total worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows n decrease compared with last week of
7R7I2 a decrease compared with last year of
/ 457 O6I and decrease compared with year
before last of 929 S42.
of the worlds visible supply. as above. there
is now ahoat and held in Great Britain and
continenta Europe I.e59. 600 bales, against
q AGA 600 bales last year and 2. coo year
before last; in Egypt 20 900. against 273,ooo
last year and 100000 year Lefore last in In
alan 337. 600. against 487 600 last year and
276 600 year before last; and in the United
States / 444.OOO, against .244. 600 last year
and .663, 900 the year before.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
THE COTTON MARKET

New York. March 3.-The cotton market was
taken completely by surprise by the action or
the Liverpool market this morning. AS the
latest phases Of the market yesterday were all
weak 1t was expected that the English cables
would show a suitable response. But instead
of being lower they showed an advance at
Liverpool of Ga to Ilta-64d on the future
list and an advance of 3-32d on the spot
schedule. The immediate result here was an
advance of i6aI9 points on the summer po-
sitions and 4MI0 points on the new crop
months Private cables stated that the
English market had advanced on covering fol-,
lowing "a heavy failure on the continent ana
heavy buying by spinning interests, notably
by the heaviest cotton manufacturing concern
in England. Private cables Indicated that
the widest excitement prevailed in Europe.
with sellers scarce and covering and invest
ment demand heavy. Our market after the
opening very irregular with frequent vlo-
lent fluctuations. the main swing being n de-
cline of 3 to points followed by a complete
rally and at I o'clock a net rise of 100
22 points. and an advance OF g. &c for spots
to 9 III &c for middling uplands and l5-l6c
for middling gulf. The market for futures
closed steady with prices net 8@io points
higher.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
REV. JAMES l. VANCE. DID
Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Nashville Tenn.

day then tomorrow will not be today's
duplicate but its better.
That Is what God stands for. The
kingdom is always coming, never come.
Human life with God as its inspiration IS
an eternal expansion.
children of yesterday
Heirs of tomorrow.
What are YOU weaving
Labor and sorrow?
Look TO your looms agai.
Faster and faster
Fly the great Shuttlos
Prepared by the Master;
Life's in the loom;
Room for it-room.'
What God is and was He will be. 1
do not know all IL means, but ] 10 Know
IL means the world Is not adrift 1t IL
making for "a destination. IL has ter
minal facilities. Life is not the victim
of fate nor the play of chance. / know II
means that every ---S~ s-i-n and good
cause now struggling Will fight It's way
through TO victory Good VIII be the
final goal of an The time will come
when the beatitudcs Will cease to be
notices and becomes laws. when, in prac-
tice. rs well as theory, merit VIII out
rank might. and giving be more blessed
than getting.
] know Il means the impossihility If
defeat or failure for the life that works
with God As the old Roman gladiators
rushed into the arena for mortal combat
with Wild beasts. facing the thronc-place,
they shouted: "Oh. emperor, those that
are about To live salute thee
u Is some such victorious assurance
that swells i'm "a redeemed soul as it coii-
fronts eternity and knows the chaneeless
God will be there. Toward tomorrow there
is but one attitude for a Christian-conil-
dcnce.
Jesus Christ the sare yesterday. to-
day and forever. Is Tie yours? How
puny you are without nina discord IN
Gods great orchestra: a sullen silsnce
In Gods breathing world of worship; no
reverence for the past, no diligence for the
present. no confidence for the future
What God Is he was. what ne was lie
Is: what He is lie Will be forever. And
You may have that God FOR your friend.
Timc-wo chased. fretted and spent "a
YOU are. you may renew your primo IN
Him. Better still you may receive into
your ever changing life the freshness and
beauty and power OF one who from the
womb of the morning has the dew Of
His youth" viii YOU girdle with your
faith the living presence of the God who
is already in your life. but who needs TO
be recognized. and with conscious sur
render say: My Lord and my Cod
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Spot Cotton Quotations.

Official closing quotations for spot cotton:
Atlanta-Steady: middling II6c.
Liverpool-Increased demand; mi1dling s.
5-32d
New York-Dull: middling Lice.
New Orleans-Nery strong; middlng 9Hc.
Savannah-Unsettled; mddling Csc.
Galveston-Firm: middling 9 BLOC.
Norfolk-Flrm: mddling 9i2c.
Mobile-Steady; middlng 9i4c.
Memphis-Strong; middlng e4c.
Augusta-Steady; middling oiac.
Charleston-Firm; middling 9IsG9hc
Houston-Firm middlng oisc.
St Louis-Firm; middling 9Lc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05

I'm heaven as on earth. One will need
more than his Sunday clothes when he
gets to heaven. lie will find employ
ment.
Some one recently asked Paderewski
how long he would continue to play. lie
replied: Always, / suppose. Indeed. my
/ cannot imagine what | would do II |
were compelled to deny myself It's COM
forts" Don't most people drop IT when
fists cling to it," Does not genius grow
old and lose Its YOUTH" PaderewsKi
smiled as he said: Genius Is one of the
few things that are supposed 10 improve
with age"
Christ said: 81 have come that you
might have life and that you might have
1t more abundantly." Salvation Is not
dead wall. Heaven Is not pent-up Uuca
Paradise Is not a summer dream. If
God is the same tomorrow that he is to-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Country Produce.

Atlanta March 3.-E2ss- ia l-c-
Butter. fancy Jersey. 1sp22i2. choice; l'Y
lGc. fancy Tennessee. lSdZ-i2. cnolce
f5615e Live poultry in demand; hent
90 3ac, spring chickens. large $50 &c
medium 1GalSc. good sale; turkeys. live
gqllc pound. active demand. heavy d.
Taand for dressed poultry; dressed lof-
KEYS 121afT14. hens ltFilc. fries l2Ilic,
boilers. I5c quail u TO i2c; ducks. pud-
de. 22025. pckng. 3r035c Irish potatoes
75dS0c per bushel: sweet potatoes, white
": ms 55a69c: pumpkin yams. it9N.c-
Honey strained Clt7c. i'm comb @HlOc-
onions. SGaS5c per nuShel. S2.0112. > per
barrel Cabbage. New York Danish: "a
Dried fruit apples sac: peaches Sd9c-
Figs. 7a7I4c; prunes, sue; peeled peaches
906T ggIsc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
OUR SOUTHERN IPy[L[PD1T

though God were confined to yesterday.
He was down in the world i'm the days
of the patriarch. but he IS not here now.
He talked with men in prophetic times,
but thar kind OF conversation has ceased
forever. There We're revolutions and re-
yivals formerly. hut ours is "a sterile god
less age. All greatness Is behind US.
These are the people who turn the
pages of musty volumes. for all their
thoughts OF God. They reach the mercy
seat by way of the reformation. or the
council of Trent. They Imagine that
the best thing possible for today Is to
duplicate yesterday. Such are mummi
fed conservatives. visionless tradition
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Groceries.

Atlanta. March 3.-Roasted coffee:
Arbucllle $iSSs. Lion. $l2.So. all less 'yc
per leo pound cases Green coIee'
Choice lie: lair &c: prime S9sc SGSar'
~ orleans oier kettle 2JH &c. mixed
choice 20 to 1Sc. salt dairy sacks, $40;
salt barrel bulk 81; loo 5s $2-75 ice, cream
81 %; common 65d10c. Cheese. f1H -, cream am
1917 Matches 65S $500. JOS Si-,o14I-tO'
@0s s. -. Soda. boxes o.. Crackers, soda,
5a,: cream Ca gingersnaps &C. Canly
common stick 6i-. fancy l24l4c oysters
L. W. s. -; L. W $50
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05

Atlanta. March 3.-Flour. I'll wheat.
first patent. $3.50: second patent si-15:
straight. S99o: extra fancy. $50; fancy.
$3.50: extra family. S2.S5- Corn. white.
sc: mixed sic. oats. white. 40c: mixed.
SIC; Texas rustproof, 4oc. Rye. Georgia.
ST. Hay. No. / timOthey. large bale, SOC:
No. ! small bales SO, No. soc. Mea!
plain. soc: small sack. soc. Shorts. q.
Stock meal. s5c per 100 lbs. Cotton seed
meal S1.l0 per 100 lbs. Grits. $50 per bill,
81 "a E+r lag
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
The DrY Goods Market.

New York. March 3.-Fair general demand
In stampe Cottons. Margket strong and still
tending upwards in brown beached ami coarse
colored cottons. Sellers shy In taking orders
for forward deliveries. Prints are very firm,
and advances of about per cent made in
some lines of both fancies and staples. Cling
hams very strong Print cloths quiet at
yesterdays advance. Cotton yarns very
strong and spinners are reserved even at high
cr prices than last week. Wooden and worstel
yarns also very firm.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Emit and Confectioneries.

Atlanta. March 5.-Apples. per barrel,
q 0lft4 ~ Oranges per box. S2l{3.15.
1.cn,ons choice. $3.50. fancy. $3.50.
Eananas straight. $l.25u1.50 bunch. Culls
356SGc. Figs II To- i3c. Rasins. new
YSrans- : to &c; Brazil. q to &c; filbeTts.
inc. walnuts. 10 10 II cents: mixed
nuts Zoe Peanuts. Virginia electric light,
81 II Sc: fancy hand-pickeC. ~ to &C;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Farmer Froze to Death.

washington. Ga, February % -tSpeciaD
Simon Bailey an old and well Known
citizen of Wilkes. frozea u death on the
prblic road from Washington TO Sharon
Saturday afternoon. Whel discovered,
Mr. Bailey was lying in puddle of water
and mud. stif AMI cold and with one
arm, thrust deem in the mud.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Naval Stores.

Wilmington. March 3.-Turpentine
steady All 5.a5lta: receipts casks. Rosin
ami nj 81 40ltI f.. receipts 81. Cruoe. moth
in,r doing. Tar quiet at $l.5o; receipts 10.
Savannah March 5.-Spir.ts turpentine
firm Al 5SIac. receipts Is, sales 9S: exports
92S Rosin firm and unchanged: receipts
S1S. sales 2I59: exports 1.j0i.
Charleston. March 3--TUrpentine firm a
70. rales none ROsin firm and unchanged;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Mrs. DR.. Mary A. Brannon, Specialist

MRS DR. MARY A BRANNON. Specialist,
Ours Diseases % Women az the patients
hone. Her wonderfully successful meth
ole o. treatment has effected remark
ser1sss surgical OPERATORS. Her FAM
ous re-ls1y. Ladies Balm. a scientific local
treatment for all these delicate and painful
diseases % the Womb and Ovarics. has been
csciarsd simply marvellous IN its beneficial and
curative results. For special advice. book and
letter CO particulars. address
MRS DR. MARY A BRANNoN.
I0< y Pryor 81. Atlanta Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Provisions.

Atlanta. March Clear side ribs
boxed 62s; half ribs 81; rib bellies 69Uep
7.12Ib: ice cured bellies So. Sugar cured
hams lO7sa12 Lard. best quality. rs; Sec
oud quality, 77sGl1A; cores~und &c,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Sea Island Cotton.

Charleston March 2.-Sea island cotton; Re
CENTS / bale exports 459. sales o. stock 853.
Quotations unchanged.
savannah. March 2.-iea island cotton: Re
ceipts 3l5, sales 678. exports $50, stock H.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta March 3-The present fine weather
is materially stimulating the conditions of our
market Fruit and produce, generally speak
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05
Comparative Cotton Statement.

New York. March 2.-The following is the
imperative cotton statement for the week
1diug
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-05

TIL. I~ too shor- to waste
T. critic Peep or CyniC L1rt.
QuarreI or repr.mand-
Twill soon b. dirk.
u, Mind thine own aim. and
God speed the mark
shat We pull down s. Peters because
y was nor built in the nineteenth century,
shall We call Raphaei's masterpiece
crude. AMI CorreEgin's frsscoes immature
because they arr no. more modern Shall
Homer and Dante b. reiegated To the .r.tic
because they are not NJ - date2 : llier by
far = the p-y-headet and shallow
hssrvef iuquacifv that makes Fun of the
oh masterpieces II religion.
T0N7rs Yesterday. there IS but one at
titude for n noble mind-reverence,
TODAY
Today God Is what he was God Is not
merely ancient history. He is not a relic.
a memory. an old song God IS in tho
world right row.
This would b. hardly worth the say
fnE. but for the tendency 10 doubt f.
There are many OF Us living az the far
swing OF the pendulum from these be
Mttlers OF the past we have been consider
ing We are thinking and tOiling "a
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-26
]. S. Hughes Buy. the Skeleton.

}, ). Hughes, one OF the principal own
ers OF the Standard group, a property
which is considered the richest in the
QuatUburg district, is branching out in
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-26
BACK FROM BOSTON.
Edward Cannon Says Oregon Gold Is Of In.
tssest There.

Eiwatd Cannon .ot the Northwest Elec.
trital Engineering company, who has just
returned from an extended business trip
through the East and spent considerable
time at New York city, Boston and other
financial centers, brings back the report
that Otegon's mineral resources are a, last
beginning 10 attract the attention OF IN.
vestoss aud mining men.
"Oregon's gold output" said he, "is
beginning to tell. and while but little Is
vet known Of eastern Ofegon's rich gold
helds IN general. mining men and invest.
ors have obtained sufficient information
about these camps tn make them eager to
know more. found that such properties
~ the Goleopda. Bonanza and Red Boy
are already fairly well known IN financial
circles IN Boston. New York, Cleve.
land, Chicago. Milwaukee aud even
throughout the New England states.
Mining men aud capitalists In these cen.
ters evin,r 4 disposition 10 learn more IN
detail ot our mine, and mining camps, and
''''N H''N w t''aN'"k WV
siderable eastern capital VIII seek mining
investments IN Oregon during the coming
wear.
"While In the Ea>, took occasion to
visit the stock exchanges oi New York,
Boston. Philadelphia aud Chicago.
found them well conducted, our local eN'
change being operated much on the same
lines. The Philadelphia exchange, which
has been in business continually since
i?9,, Is a model institution oi It's kind.
The attention given 10 mining interests Al
these exchanges has had the efie>t OF
placing mining operations upon a leel,i'
mate basis. Stocks in all the exchanges,
however, were very inactive, a ta,t that is
due 10 the political conditions always in.
,Iien, 10 4 presidential campaign. The
general consensus oi opinion at the eN'
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-26

changes visited was that should PreSi'
dent Mckinley be re.elected-and Of this
no doubt was eNpressed--the coming veal
would show more activity In stocks ot all
kinds and mining In particular. owing to
| a general disposition Of capital to seek
mining investments than has prevailed at
any time during the past ten years.
Business men In the East have not the
least doubt Of Mekinley's reelection. In
fact, they look upon II as a toregone con.
elusion, and Bryan's election Is scarcely
ever heard seriously discussed. Inquiry
Is made as to the political conditions on
the Pacific slope and In the middle West,
but the eastern situation appears to be
considered cinch.
"Oregon has q good standing In the
East from a commercial standpoint, but
there are many anxious 10 learn more Of
the states natural resources. Much In.
Quiry Is made In regard to the states ium.
Der resources, and information Is sought
In reference TO the opportunities OF Port.
land In the line ot manufactures. ] am
satisfied that Portland could gain a large
number Of manufacturing enterprises II
her business men would bestlr themselves
in making IN effort In this direction.
"While in the East il was my privilege
TO attend several street fairs aud carni.
vals. Portland's Elk carnival, which has
just come TO a successful close, surpassed
all Of them. This is perhaps saying
great deal, but II is the truth nevertheless.
Portland's street fair eNtellei them both
from the standpoint of management and
rs TO the character Of its attractions. II
discounted even the one at Boston, where
one Of the Chief attractions was horserat.
ing by electric light, In that II was a
cleaner show, and much better managed"
Portland Telegram.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-26

the mining business. The Miner stated
last week he had purchased a half interest
IN the Indiana from Lee Barnard. The
FIRST Of this week himself and Lee bar.
nard purchased from Jim Myrdal the
Skeleton. This property Is a parallel
claim with the Indiana and also an exten.
sion, and is directly south of the Copper.
opolis. Mr.. Hughes Is one Of the old.
time miners Of this section and still has
plenty Of faith In the district. He stated
that smelter was the main thing nov to
bring the great mining countries Of the
world.-Prairie City Miner.
Boy Los. Three Days 10 the Mountains.
Lishaford Deret, a young lad from
Granite who has been at Olive Lake with
the Gutridge family on trip Of recrea.
ton, passed through an experience this
week that he will probably not care to re.
peat. The boy, who Is about ~ years
old, started from camp at the lake Sunday
morning with a gun In quest ofgame. He
became lost In the deep timber and high
mountains and was unable TO locate hin
self until he brought up Tuesday morning
at the cabin OF Harry brunde, a miner on
Desolati,n creek, some eighteen miles
from his camp at Olive Lake. The an.
that boy was lost in the
mountains was brought to l.aw,on MOI.
day night, and on Tuesday morning a |
searching party was made up and started
for the Olive lake country. Persons from
Granite, Red Boy, Alamo and all the sur.
rounding mines also volunteered to assist
in finding the missing lad. Nothing was
heard OF him, however, until the evening
Of Tues lay, when he returned on horse
back with Mr.. biunde, who had FIRST SUI
piled him with food and had then brought
him to his friends upon one OF his horses.
lish Deret, the boy that was lost, is lately 4
rom Missouri and, therefore. not actus. /
Iomed 10 our mountains and deep forests, Il
and 10 such a one Il is very easy to be.
;ome lost. His parents and friends were
,verjoyeI when the news was brought in
'f his rescue.-Lawton Standard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-16

"Of all the things we don't want Is
the tendency to divide into two camps,
on the one side all the nice, pleasant,
refined people OF high instincts, but no
capacity for work, and, on the other
hand, men who have not got nice in
stincts at all, but who are not afraid.
When you get that condition, you are
preparing Unreasonable disaster for
the nation. = You have got to combine
decency and honesty with courage.
But even that is not enough, for don't
care how brave how honest a man is,
II he is a natural born fool he can not
be success. He has got TO have tine
saving grace OF common sense. He
has got to have the right kind of heart,
he has got to be upright and decent,
he has got to be brave, and he has got
to have common sense. He has got TO
have intelligence, and II he has those,
then he has in him the making of a
first class American citizen. "-Theo-
dore Roosevelt Republican candidate
for Vice President.