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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
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bro9et SGppe / SiIgift, iaa ferer ban
ben lInge apiu0e til lin 9~ombuSbptte
og ioo faar Tibcn en- onoen Spo. GIt
Irbeioe, ieIn oct ipGreite, maa bur
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og Ger til en- bIs0 Nn8ie og beOGffer
belle BldoIen uoeltom Sptten bermeo
Weoens 9lonoiugen en0nlt er blsb
tegner bun meb Singrene aIebaanb(
mprfeIige Siqurer Oeri; naar Den et
tor, itaar Segitingen 9onife tpoeltg
og bun bar inoIebeS pod en- ftr Deodot
"cementeret" lin 8nor6SplnoS. Solo
bart er set oniaa, ga oct 10 ftrn be-
trGoes al rlealre Sebber. Sndrt gaa,
ben linae &afierfpir6e pg graper
WoiSmdrfen, meOenS bum / Ell SRtte
looet at SbufaIen8 elIer SpGnenS
ISfinb, bGrer lit lille Barn poo RDg.
gen. Set er BOG iaa Iaugt ira, at Der
ubIt0e SebauOliug eisr betoe mob
LIS, tpertimoO ipnger bun fornetet
peo al fin @ieruing, ipr9er fine I'M
propiierebe Sonee ON alt, booh Der
falber ben0e ilt6, til ielplaoebe Nelo'
BIER, ser bel nof er uoget en8formige
men BOG pirfer galife tiltoIenOe.
Seller life ilsoes benbes meOfeott
SoripugeIigbe6; bporleoe8 ems Sioei
former Jig for benoe, bar bun oItit
9pIt til at imuffe tit bruno Segem(
meO EerIetaifer, SulSboano og en-
ltenoeIigbeo al Sobbcr' og Ne5iiu9,
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fan iinoe poa set rrtroIigite meb Sem
inn til iriiure. Gdar bun btioer
Igommel o9 iIOilibt - % BET FER tib'
ligt - inotrGSer bum / ct mt, mer
life beore Sto6iltm. Sra oct Giebitf
bun life mere fan orbei6e, er bun til
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5i0. Sun CT uoellIffet fra alt, ogiao
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baae | Sptten for at posse Tsrnene
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mcSbringe nogle Saon6fuIoe Sobai
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Inuier oo ogiao, iao Saarerne I6ber
Sem ue0 as Sc brltne, rpnfe0e ain6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
FALCON PURE GOODS:
Ppor bItper Sc eamle af7

Set Ia6er iig life nGgte: Sc ganlIc,
be, Der opnaar en- bsi GIOer, er neo
at foribin6e.
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normale 6orboib beitenmcS al bets
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gang / GIber fun iorn ct llotrpf for,
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Igere.
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neffer mn ON Stunoer roar op til
lot pasiere Sc 70 a 80. ia at en-
RGngoe Rermefftr oHereSe Ssr, in.
ben be en0rtlt 1ioar Sc so - for life
at income set ubpre IutoL Ser oGr
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ndhtritri6igt. $ Observation-Disclosures
llngoum bar Wenueifeue i 8eiiooeIic
al ct 2eseme iaa fraftigt og moo
itanDsbpgtigt, at Sc / Here SlGgtIc0
naue6e SEN euorute % efter gtlttioenS
geareber utroIigc NIOer al 900 Nor
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bar rogen 9eretnina ON Or SpnOs
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naneoe fnn S95, me0cus ole Sc %
rige, 6ois Hupne og &Iber ftrOes ne0.
.teaueSe / 6en bpIiQc Sfrift, opnaa,
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nreget burtiet, i6et sem Iige meO ct
off reo til utber oct balpe % bcref.
ter / Sc nGIte baLDdrbet Sunore0e
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fsbtes efter S~pn0Ho6en, er iiftcrt
life uben 5~orbinoeIie meb ben Ont
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pmt til oct SGrsiDn at ie en- Ser
ION % en- ioa lrtioig 800, at ban 9if
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or fsrIt mar oi forn1er oper 400
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bette SilielSe mao mo- al geretnin.
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nina, at oct inarere maa boDe Sreiet
Iia ON aI6erSomsibagbe
END ON "SDgSom~ / bette SrOs MI.
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iiben Den Gong. gaaor man iammen.
Iigner Z. Or. Roobs aIoer, $50 aor,
meo Soieis. ITO aar. iaa ipnes man
meo Rette. al bet er Ct p9loist Iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
neutrality-suspicious..

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beioe eutsu pda 5armeu eler paa Seisu. er
tilbeieltge iii at uRre iaa auitreuste, at
SaitbeO elsr 9Guslier riier fig. gGer maa'
lie be trauser MT Sip inospot i fine Ben.
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guuisuius, ue,pp mar On lipper SsItsu no,
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oa bet fan bruses meo tort SeIo. On for
5oroel peo Sruasn az bette Eiooel sr. at
eiterat bet er aHpsnot, tr9usss iussu glsie
sIsr SpmRriiombeo. men bet slfr arbsiost
pei. Get fan bruses urso Iise fort Selo.
mems Seteu itaar paa StaIoeH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Nanoefaaer.

Eli TO aoppsr Saloon esIi.Rtfus Gnucu,e Slrur fol
urt lob MsIt eler Sano til at gipre en- iorbplbsuis tnuo
Store. euer brus 10 appper &auOetaseuleL, 10 aopper G4elt.
en- Spiieite Sutter eler Srup, ct 9gs; bap Spnru beo;
itss NET efter at babe psnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21

Sraebuiet bar bog dltio u9ret en- aiIoe
til 9GusA lie. 9Grsrslie os hight. Rnor
bet taser Slo, Lob oet sua Op ! Ssg. Der
er en- beore Raaoe al rsss Siso. Get CT
usb at BRUCE Krauser's Liquid Extract
of Smoke. 9ette CT sIort of uopaIst
Sidprp.gso. let fan imsres paa sisost
mso en- 8Oii euer Spump, 3et iuosbolosr
be iamms Susreoienlsr til at beunre aiDOst
JON BET iaar peo ben samle Ranoe at rsss
bet. 9et siuer aisoet en- upeslis fso Smas
os eiper i%uIotommsH BeIipttsIie moi On.
letter os sRusas. Oct sr biHtsere us rene.
re sup ben snmle Raabe. CplpsHtuser ON
bets Srus. aUiteuoe ON. Ton ianes peo at
ltripe ill g, srauier & Sru., sRiItOn, ga.
RRpH '%pieR-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21

20 8upser Saloon SELF. Sitting Gaucnte 6lopr, en- 8op
igo Hisit. en- tcppet Spneiie Srtler, TO 2Gs; btaUD On.
9reoisHierne soot, iBr On tilipier 8auoetagcuicIet. Ser.
Tom rieere 1UeOebouer snites, iaa ttlfgi Here 2Gg. grug
Inlet Salt. GlGit eler Baking Powder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Grppffen Goaeat bar Uusr to luisn

@tabusHtsr %auidits iOm SusbUlosrs, our.
tigiiripsre. 2artrs. gIerts. 0. l. .. Spsctsue
aIasisr for 9lptommsre. GEM sf;sr Rata
fog. 8. g. Sathrs. GroOtton. RinH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21

50 sospeT Saloon Gelf.Rtius Eaucn'c 6toar. en- sop
100 Welt, to 9Gs, en- Spiiets suttsr, ct etpfts susr iaa
tort iOm en- SaInrO. BIouO 5usreOienisrnc goOt, fBr
Telet ttIigisA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

week before that making the total receipts since
September 1903. 7lss22 bales against 1oil %" TOT
the period OF 1so2-1sO3. showing decrease
since September l, 1903 of 472S2S bales
BANK CLEARINGS OF THE WEEk.-The to-
tai bank earnings of all the clearing houses OF the
United States for the week ending August "a nave
7505S GIL. against s1s6s942 f04 for the pre-
ceding week and s154O.O19.497 the corresponding
week last year.
KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC STOCK ISSUE
The directors of the Kings County Electric Light
and Power Company have given notice TO the STOCK
holders that the remaining Treasury stock amount
ing 81 10000 par value. will be issued to them at
par proportonately. Each stakeholder OF record at
the closing of the books on September Will be en-
titled subscribe for the stock TO the amount
one-third his present buildings. This issue OF
stock is made for the purpose of further eX-
tending the business Of the company.
FORCE NOT TO BE FURTHER REDUCED
officers of the American Car and Foundry Com
in Chicago, that the shops of the concern
employing about one-half their normal FORCES
There are said to be enough small orders at all
times to keep the present capacity employed. and
there is little likelihood of further reduction In the
number employed 1t is expected that the
railroads will buy many if the corn crop turns
out al right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
BONDS.
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

The stock market yesterday had no unusual
feature. there we're no developments in the way
Of news. and the trading OF light volume.
slthough the underlying tone continued strong.
Noteworthy advances occurred In only two
stooks-st Paul and Reading. ST. Paul IS a
fAvorits Issue with operators desiring to slim
riate a sluggish market and yesterday II was
advanced la points. closing at its high level.
which is the highest for the current year. Read
ting, which ten little behind ST. Paul in point Of
activity also closed at the top gaining rs points
On the days movement The Street did not take
with great seriousness the news from Chicago
concerning the alleged aggressive move OF the
American Steel and Wire Company against the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. with its IN
serence OF resulting war of rates among the
railways Of the West The United States Steel
issues closed frsctionaIly higher. as did also
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific The bank
statement although less unfavorable than had
been looked for. had apparently no influence one
way or the other on the trading. The market
closed arn with last prices about the best Of the
Say. The bank statement had been expected,
from Fricay-s preliminary estimate to show a
loss for the week In cash holdings Of the Asso-
cisted Banks amounting to nearly $4,000, but
the loss actually reported was only SlSO46OO'
q showing probably rejecting the fact that the
heavy withdrawals Of funds for the interior fig
ured n the daily averages for only two or three
DAVIS. There was q trifing decrease in loans
sll72OO Deposits decreased 200. while
the shrinkage IN surplus reserve amounted 10
81 234 675
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.
c. Schumacher & Co. say;

Exchange although slightly lower. remains firm az
about the closing quotations OF the week ended
August 20 Banks and bankers usually discount the
movement OF our crops. but this year, with money
On c1II I0aniug AT ! per cent they had no oppOr-
tunity to draw their ninety day bills but instead 70
pntclpate the exports OF cotton. drew their demand
which they have been forced TO cover by cable
The supply OF commercial bills has Increased THIS
,rc.k and new cotton = being shipped quite
,reelv but the amount OF exchange In sight does
not cover the present short interest and commercial
bills must arrive in large quantities. before We can
expect Il much lower rate for exchange should
W zee higher rates for money. then our bankers
would be glad 10 anticipate our crop movement by
using their foreign credits
AIthough our bankers are trying % anticipate
the movement OF the cotton crop by lowering their
bids for exchange for later delivery We would not
b. SURPRISED II actual exchange had TO De or
fered IN our market before the sharp break comes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New-Or Orleans - Com
mercial, 15c discount: bank. s. premium. San
Franctsco-Sight. nc; telegraph. I0c. Boston-5c
premium. Chicago-4oc discount Charleston-Buy-
Ing. par; selling. 1-loc premium Cincinnati sc
discount Savannah-Buyfng. Soc discount: selling.
7Sc premium St Louis-40c premium. Ninneapol.,
-2Sc discount.
London. per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills. 1Sls92s per cent; long bills q.
per cent. Berlin discount rate 2ts per cent Berlin
exchange on London. % marks 46& pfennigs Paris
discount rate. rs per cent Paris exchange on
London, "a francs 25i5 confines
FOREIGN SECURTTIES.-British consols for
money. BIS; for the account SIS 3-I6. French
rentes. IS francs Is centirnes.
SILVER MARKET-Bar Silver 6s7sc: Mexican
silver dollars. z514c Bar silver IN London closed
at 26 3-l5d
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. s775; Lisbon. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
A STOCK MARKET VIEW,
Charles G. Gates s. Co. say;

Charles c. Gates * Co. say
The stock market ends up the week with very
arm undertone. The bank statement was about as
indicated by the preliminary hgures and; IKE an
other unfavorable news recently II seemed 70 De d
signal FOR higher prices. St Paul and Reading
seemed TO be the features on the exchange ano
Northern Securities the curb market mere
was very little news to base the rise in ST fauI
upon, except that thrashlng returns IN the spring
wheat region are turning out surprisingly well and
the corn crop up TO date is in good condition.
Reading was In strong demand from the same
sources that initiated the advance, ana we oelleVe
II is bound for a higher level The movement OF
cotton from first hands is increasing daily, ana We
rather expect see 1t reflected in the earnings OF
the Southwestern stocks at once. ne genera
conditions al this time all good. or course, a
severe frost In the belt would undoubtedly
bring about a reaction. but up 10 this time there
are no signs OF such difficulties having TO be met
We expect higher prices this week. with the GOOD
stocks leading Union Pacific and Atchison have
Jagged behind during the week, but the market
seems 20 have been taken IN groups. ana peTha ps
these stocks will be taken In hand as leaders inns
week Reading. Pennsylvania, Illinois central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Amalganlated copper.
Union Paciac Southern Pacific and Atchison al
appear to Us 10 be safe purchases on any feac''oS
n 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Tho market for outside securities was less active
The volume OF business however. was fair for the
short session. and prices. with few exceptions con-
tinued to show a strong undertone. The gains. as
4 rule were only fractional in most cases. Sea-
board stocks were the most prominent shares
After slight recessons In tho initial dealings they
rose steadily TO the highest point yet reached In
tho present movement. Northern Securities i'm
proved about I per cent American Can issues
were strong New-York Transportation was shade
easier international Salt Ia per cent The
Copper issues were quiet. but steady. Greene Con-
about steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
STOCK MARKET CLOSES FIRM.
FRACTIONAL NET ADVANCES IN THE GENERAL
LIST.
ADVANCES
LIST.
and Reading Make Principal ains-Steel Strong
The Bank Statement.

on Friday. The heaviest dealings In the At
lanto Coast Line As. Chesapeake and Ohio 43ss,
Chicago and Alton Sks Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy As. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road and collateral trust 5s Erie consolidated As
Norfolk and Western Is. Oregon Short Line Is. St
Louis and San Francisco refunding As. st. Louis
Southwestern second incomes and consolidated As
and Union Pacific convertible As Consolidated To-
bacco As. United States Realty and Improvement
debenture 6s and United States Steel IS were also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARlET.-Money call per cent
Time money was quoted at per cent for sixty
days. 2kq2l1 per cent for ninety days. s per cent
for four months and S15 per for six and seven
months Commercial paper quoted at 81. "a
per cent for sixty ninety days 4aa per cent for
four TO six months and per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed weak
Actual closing follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

FOREIGN TRADING-virtualy no trading vo.
done yesterday for foreign account In this market
American stocks closed lower In London on realz-
ing sales preparatory TO the carry over on Mon
day.
TIE COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 .orbe
Financial Chronicle" the total receipts of cotton
for the week ending August &c reached q s76 bales
against l4Uo In ths nrscedng week aud 57Ss thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
Brooklyn { Il II 10 p c..
~ a G.I a.. ID - -. IN =. =

II * ttll ave II II ~ Nv y g
do LIST 5s. 1904 .----.....
do "a IS. 1914.
Bway ) Il Il Co LIST IS. 1924,
do % 5s, 1908. .........
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p Co.. -....s'. :
u u y Y & Il II II Co LIST
Is, l9.i3 .,,-....-......-..
DO scrip s p c. 19i4....
9th Ave II r Co Is p c. 80.
AID 81 NJ q ST n Ave Il X
Co LIST 6s. 1910. ..,..-..
do @ p inc. 1918. ...----
do stock. Observation-Disclosures
9th Ave X r Co s p c......
I'd Ave r X Co 8 p Com.
do con SIS, 19iS. .....-..-.
DO ist mtg 5s. 1900 1890.
Cth Ave IL h Co : p 60.
; Ry Co IL I - ] [ Us. lo--
Tth Ave Ry stock. .,--....
23d So Ry deb 5s. 1900.
do stock. Is . c...--.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

The usual weekly table Of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
FRACTIONAL NET

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and not changes from Fridays quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

london AUG. "a. ! p. m--The market for Aroer,-
fouowI "- prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

.,narn,.s az. SoADs.-Market firm. Total sa,eo
'eo In par value TO N.lssOo axains. q $50 seo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

| Saturday. Saturday. Net
Aug -. Aug. -. changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED By William E Nichols Co. No IS waI-stJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES

Loans 81 ia 400 81 Os8 O7 200 Dec sii7 2oo
specie 21Sl19 700 27T.5Ts.eO0 Dec Loo 500
Legal tenders $4,000 81 500 goo pee 25s sf.i
Deposits l1e $500 o.. 207. 3O2 500
Circulation 37.6i4.eoO 81. 724.4O0 Inc. 100 500
united States deposits included. s2a.s77.sOo.
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on respec-
tive dates:
August 20 August p. Changes.
Specie 1919 300 S277 57s 800 Dec 81 500
Legal tenders ST. s26 900 81. go Dec. 2O3 500
Totals 900. sae1 oo5 700 $3.50 2o1lO0 Dec 81 so4 600
Cash required
against de-
posts 8o2sa2e25 sols25.7oo Dec. 6Gse25
Reserve ..... s5selsO75 s57s75 40 Dec 81 237 675
Reserve deposits other than United States de-
creased s., Z3s 900.
The following are the changes for the CORE
spending week for the three preceding years 1903
Loans increased $4,000 cash increased 81 100
deposits increased ss34sD0 and surplus reserve de-
creased s360,375 1902-Ioans decreased IS. SAT 800
cash decreased So 400 deposits decreased sl2Z7l
800 and surplus reserve decreased $575. 190l-
Loans increased s.S492oO cash decreased Sc 25 lO0
deposits decreased $2700. and surplus reserve de-
creased s622 10.
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN RoN,o

quotations follow: STEADY Fina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

FURNISHED by Joseph Walker 6 Sons. No 20 Broad-stl
Rate Bid I Asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

deposits 237 675
DOo 'Uuited States deposits included s23 377.6 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

215.s7s Total sales for the day. .unllstcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

sAnd interest
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
tReporteI by Clinton Gilbert. No waIl-stJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

'United States deposits included. S23. $1,000.
The following shows the relation between the
total and the total deposits on the respec-
tive dates:
Aug. 81, %. Aug 20, 'O3 Aug 80 90
Specie S277.57s90 $l14997900 sI67 427. on
Legal tenders sl.622.2JO 757ll.OOO 76.3l5. 400
Total reserve SS5s.2Ol.lco s25O7ossOo s243 742 400
Reserve required
against deposits 5Ol s25.7OO go O3o975 233 $50 G25
Reserve 800 SOCIETIES s9742. 77j
Fer cent OF reserve Zsf ~ 2GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Total sales for the week
IotAI sales In preceding ~ ao a3e
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Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

cred.
 Sir, there is no hope for the Re public as long as it continues 10 move forward in the tried ways of the Old World. diyo-cing itself from outgrown landmarks. That We are moving and divorcing there is no doubt. Stand ing now in the dawn of the twentieth century; having forbidden the read ing of the Declaration of Independence in part of the country's domain; with courts ready to decide that the Constitution is not a written letter to be read and cbeyed, br. a dancing panorama, changing itself to suit changing conditions; where freedom of speech and freedom of assembly and freedom of the press in Colorado and those appurtenant-appendages, where freedom of speech and as- sembiy might be awarded to us; hay ing joined the holy alliance of land grabbing nationalities. when robbing communities of their independence or benevolently assimilating their re- sources,-amiG all these reversals of historical blunders on our part, bold ly aver that We need not despair of the Republic
 True, there are those who say with blind fatuity, that the Dingley tariff law did not exist always. that everyone of it's schedules it not un- changeabie. to be worshiped, that the Republican party itself was not born until comparatively recent date and that the country on the whole has al ways prospered. They say that it's prosperity was owing to new and cheap lands, inviting the brawn and muscle of The white men of the world to their cultivation, skimming from the surface of the human ocean it's wave-crests of courage and enterprise They say that it was owing to it's mag nificent area of free trade, first be- tween the colonies and then between the states-an area that has grown by Democratic- American expansion of homes, institutions and industry, and not by Republican-British Crown-Col- ony-Conquest until it early became larger than any area of untramelled free trade which exists, or has ever existed, On the earth. They say that it was due also to our freedom from the tax burdens of militarism and the consequent ability to devote our resources, thus saved, to the edu- cation of the people and to their bet terment in home and industrial life. They point to the fact that, even dur ing the period of our existence as Colonies. that constant movement of laboring men from the Old World to our shores, which continues, was go- ing on; that this movement was ac- celerated after we became separate sovereignty on the earth and that it was still more accelerated after the mooted question of the possibility of