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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

store there was a woman come in for a water
melon. We had lot Of good ones. but She looked
them all and couldn't make up her mind which
take. After awhile | rolled one of them
side, sort of careless
~ don't want that one she says turnin up her
at It,
Very well, ma am says l. 1 was only putin it
of the way because it's sold
She made up her mind right smack off that If she
couldn't have that melon she wouldn't take any and
offered ten cents extra for it.
After that, whenever a come in for a melon
I'd put the poorest little one away and pretend it
sold. They'd always want that one. and think
done them favor by lettin them have IT for
price. It's the with as with
melons. Let a girl think she can't have you and all
you've got do agree let the children be brought
up in her church
$50 | must keep for awhile yet lettn Juliet
think I'm the melon that's laid away for somebody
else | think III have to make love to Sadie her
maid little just for practice and TO keep Juliet
gcttin' anxiouser about me-
There's thing that bothers me some though
| don't know how III have the nerve to give
orders to Mr. CaVendish the butler, after get to be
his master. That man makes think need quinine
every time | get anywhere him. think after
the weddin' III get Juliet let me have her place
the country. Then I'll have four or five COWS on
1t and send Cavendish to take of them and
whenever | amt too busy helpin' Juliet make it
pleasant for society III go out and watch him weann
the calves | amt much of Joker myself but | can
enjoy good thing with the best OF EN- and Cavendish
has few comm to him that I'm goin to deliver.
Well and Juliet zippin along nice and
proper, gon' about thirty-fvc an hour and the
Rumber never strainin bolt, out flock of
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on her lap.
and she was
bruShin' m Y
hair back with
one of her soft
little hands.
The Rurnbler
was tipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

InIntSt uIItCIIy anu 10 IIICIII-
selves indirectly (being, too,
ancestral worshipers), but
also for most powerful pO-
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break Berries record tina
trip, anyway; so Julie
wanted To turn off and g
around by the Camelbacl
road y dozen of the clul
people had tried it; bu
none of them ever got NJ
the hill.
If an automobile car
go up there she says.
lookin' at me with
t he love hangin'
right out of her big,
muniicent eyes. Il Z
know you can make I
the Rumbler do it,
Charles
so we switched Y
off, and after whiz- I
Yin down a long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

This guaranty will be Jealously and effectively OBJ
served by the Japanese account of the Importance
not only for sentimental and religious reasons, to the
Chinese directly and to them
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of minded it so much if there had been a man
in the wagon. But it always seems 10 be
such waste to get in mix-ups where there
no people 70 be smashed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
I I / i.

NNE day when was takin' Mrs.
Thurlow out to the Pocahontas
Club" said Charles the Chauffeur,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

d we'd got started again, for we couldn't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

travelin' hundreds of miles along
country roads with a lady that made
your heart jump up and hit YOU on
the tonsils every time she looked you
IN the eyes,
Il can see that she's gettin' to lean
on me more and more every day.
and although | amt anyways what
you might call conceited I'd have to
be pretty blind not to notice that
she wants 10 take the St Louis trip
Just % have a chance to be alone with
me Its wonderful what woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in outside securities was in limited vol
ume with the exception Of the Copper shares
which again proved TO be the feature OF the mar
ket and transactions in these issues were in fairly
good volume. Tennessee, in point of strength, was
the leader selling up to 41s, which is new high
record. Montreal and Boston was extensively dealt
in at a further fractional advance in price. while
Greene Consolidated continued 70 be centre Of
much interest British Columbia rose to 6$4 and
White Knob sold at ia. The balance of the stock
list outside Of coppers. was rather neglected, and
the fuctuation in prices insignificant though
the majority just shade lower. Can preferred
was weak, selling off nearly l per cent Northern
Securities was quiet and steady. Seaboard Air
Line issues were inactive, and the trading in In
ternationaI Mercantile Marine stocks was mate
rally curtaied. In the bond list the Rock Island
new IS were active and large total Of sales was
rolled w. The price fractionally lower than
that at which the bulk OF Fridays dealings was
made; but the buying Of this issue was regarded as
Of excellent character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20

amount OF foreign business should result. The
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Company owns
1s7 % miles of road has s262ooo capital
standing and 81 .724.ooo of bonded Indebtedness
CANADIAN PACIFICS BIG EARNINGs-Enrn-
ings of the Canadian Pacific for the second week In
Noven,her show an increase of 10000 making
from July an increase of S5520o0 comparison being
made with the time year ago. Canadian
Pacific announces that by the opening up OF new
branches It's mileage has been increased to s.455
miles At the time of the annual statement the
mileage included in the traffic returns was $3.50
The total mileage now operated by the company Is
II. 444
800" EARNINGS INCREASE-Earnngs Of
the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie for
the second week IN November show an increase Of
S42 1857 or more than 10 per cent as compared with
the same period year ago. From July 1 earnings
have increased per cent The companys earn
ings will soon begin TO show the effect OF increased
traffic through the opening OF the Winnipeg extern
sion
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES AT PRODUCE EX-
CHANGE.-The call for pig iron certificates at the
New-York Produce Exchange revealed advances
of % to 90 points in nearby options and cash and
a rise OF 10 points in late months. However. there
were no sales. Prices follow: Cash. SIC 75 Novem-
Der. SIG 49, December 79sl7 Is; January a7as17 4S;
February SIC 95GS7 20: March, s8 954sl7 25; April,
s16 9eaS17 %: May, s17ast7 90; July. s7qH7 90
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE DIvIDEND.-It is
understood that the dividend the common stock
of the Philadelphia and Erie will be raised to
a 6 per cent basis. The property is controlled by
the Pennsylvania. There is little Of the stock
available for market purposes.
HEAVY STEEL ORDERS.-Several of the big
steel companies have booked their full capacity
in light finished products Cor the entire first quar-
ter Of 1905 If they would accept orders at present
prices they could book for the first half or the year
GOLD EXPORTS.-Lazard F>reres have engaged
for expert all tho gold bars in the Assay Once
and all that may be prepared up TO the close or
business on Monday The amount will be between
s., 10000 and 100000
BANK CLEARINGs.-The total bank clearings
of all the clearing of the United States for
the week ended November 10 were S,lASfS.5s2
against S2527, 800. 1873 in the preceding week ana
81 O67 9o7 in the corresponding week last year
ROCK ISLAND-President WinChell announces
that hereafter the office of controller Of Rock ISL
and will be in New-York instead OF in Chicago.
MONTREAL. AND BOSTON CONSOLIDATED
Montreal and Boston Consolidated has grown to
be one of the most active stocks dealt in on the
New-York curb. Popular report credits the unusual
activity and advance in price to the efforts OF an
English crowd to obtain control.
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WAL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt IN
upward OF 29,oc0 shares in the local market sales
and purchases being about evenly distributed. In
london prices generally were strong. There was
material change IN foreign discount rates but
opinion favored the theory Of higher quotations.
THE COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 The
Financial Chronicle the total receipts OF cotton for
she week ended November IS reached 3s4 794 bales
against 3787s7 last week and 42s 5s9 the previous
week making the total receipts since September /
1874 $40 $50 bales against 2s9, y07 for the same
period OF 1893, showing increase since Septem-
Der J. 1905 OF SO $50 bales. Reports South
indicate that q rule, the weather has continued
favorable during the week. At some points along
the Atlantic there has more rain than Of late
but generally dry weather has prevailed. Killing
frost occurred IN Arkansas on Sunday last. The
gathering OF the crop has made good progress and
marketing Of cotton has continued liberal
scale.
DETROIT SOUTHERN.-John F. Borne. F. J.
Lisaan and D. G. Bcissevain make the following
announcement:
Accompanying the recent rise in the market price
or the stock inquiries have been made Of the com
nAllee as 10 ~neiher the STOCK deposit with the
colonial Trust Company under the agreement dated
Inquiries the committee begs to state that VILE
oepositors desiring TO dc at liberty 10 wit h.
signed which it is expected will i'm h tne uiiaer
stock Is then with the committee will be permitted
70 participate IL tho plan. =
LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS RAIIWAY-An
attractive little pamphlet descriptive Of the J,,,is
ana and Arkansas Railway It's territory INDUSTRIES
ano financial condition. has been issued by Fisk g.
Robinson 1t is pointed out in the work thar "tba
strategic position Of the Louisiana and Arkansas
Railway Is notable inasmuch as It forms a Ink be-
tween tbs immense long leaf pine forests Of Io,is
ana ana t5e treeless pra!ries of the West. uDon
the contsetion Of its Natchez extension II nor he
fore. the road will form part Of through route
from the Central West 70 New-Orleans and A large
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.
c. schumacher & CO. say:

Z. 6ChumaCheT q GO. say:
Public attention was again attracted to the for
eign exchange market this week on account OF a
further export of $33900O0 10 Paris and 100000 to
Cuba. These engagements ara looked upon IN the
light of special transactions and were without per
ceptible influence our money market The sup
ply Of commercial bills diminished. and rates for
exchange advanced slightly every day. until to-day
close 10 81 81 can be obtained for bankers primo
demand sterling. Taking this indication. we
must admit that the position of exchange is GER
tanly . very strong one, and unless the unex-
pected happens high rates will prevail FOR the
balance OF the year. sudden rise in the rate for
call money through manipulation or otherwise or
q vigorous buying Of cotton by European spinners
possibilities, but cannot venture TO predict
their probability. Higher money here and an in
crease in exports Of cotton would. however work
in favor of lower exchange.
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.

sAnd interest,".
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Joseph Walker Sons No 20 Broadst.j
Rate Bid. Asked.
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BROOKLYN Ferry stock.
8oboken Ferry LIST De. 1913.
do stock. =
Ny a. E r Ferry co stock.
do Ist mtg Is. 1922: -.
Ny & II F Con bs. 1916 .
10Th q % ST lst rnE 5s, 1910
Union r Of y Y & p stock.
" Y &, n ] 1.t ing Be. ls48.
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UNITED States deposits included, s2S,ssOSoo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and total deposits the respec-
tive dates
Nov ~ % Nov 81 '0S %, 'o2
Fnere ..... S223 els 400 S152 $4,000 S17oe9S0 600
Legal tenders. I5640,1O g. IOoSoo o''ose""o
,5s 100 S2l544stUo S-'rosOo0Vo
required
against deposits 2s9 969 400 2l1 sS5"5o 2leS2oS-
E.. 50 $50 200 s8911,85o $685. e75
Pc CO.., n, reserve 254 27.2
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STREET RAILWAYS.

STOCKS AND BONDS.
FURNISHED by J. Thoma, Renhardt. No Is waILst1
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d Barney & Co. No rs Bross,,
New-York and No. 122 South Fourth-st Philadepbia
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BANK STOCKS.

reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. wall-s,3
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
Furnished by William E. Nichols IS wall-st)
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

ok & Co. No. Z WaN-stO
Bid. Asked.
Cotton Duck com S'a
do incomes .... 3O 3ois
Norf nv 4 l. IS. 9Oi4
Light & + pref 42is ~
10 3'.s- ........ % 92ia
Chas City Ry IS .iO6I.
Chas Con Elec IS S1is S1r,
Cont Trust ..,.. lSS 49,
Union Trust : 81
Third Nat BANG $50 lSS
Fidelity s Dep $50 lot
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U. s. REDUCTION AND REFINING CO

The United States Reduction and Refining Company
r.rorts for the fiscal year ended August I.
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Reserve on total deposits dncrease). $685., $50.
h25 .Cnited states deposits included. S23 $50 500:
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sIJnited State. Deposit. included. s2s.s 500
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on the respec-
tive dates:
,-.,.,h,-, 80 November 10
--.. SS2a KS 700 s223. $500 Dec s2,e<0,30o
SI.Le - ~ loo 1860 700 FOG 40
,,o..,. 500 a05 500 s299 $50 100 Dec SO. sao.7co
Cash required
against de- ,oo ~.
posits 2saOllZoo -SS"offo' A'O
, ss sa4 $50 50 $50 700 Inc. se95.15O
Reserve on deposit other than United States in
creased s5al.525
The following are the changes for the corre-
spondins week for the three preceding years: 1915
Loans decreased s2,62o70o cash decreased S7fi'6V
deposits decreased ssOS 700 and surplus reserve de-
creased 1927. 075. 1el2-Loans decreased S20f'""
cash Increased S513 800. deposits decreased S5BS"
and surplus reserve increased 81 l65. lsol-Losns
decreased Sl3,5044oo cash increased sLlol4Oo' de-
posts decreased S12I26,SO0 and surplus reserve IN
creased s4SSs.lOa.
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
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BONDS.
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS

'hsd by William E. Nichols & Co.. No. IS wau.,
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FERRY COMPANIES.

| Int. period. ! Bid. ASKED
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rG7. SOC Total sales
MINING STOCKS.

$1,000 Total sales.
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q nna 100 Dec. 81. a40.foo

November 10. Changes.
} s223. ais. 100 Dec s.. SO, 800
D 1860. 100 Dec FOG 40
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES

STOCKS
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BOSTON STOCKS.

ished by r. l. Day Co. No Na.-su-''l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

county for several ysars. having lived
near Manzanola for some time prsvioss
N moving to ordway. His good business
qualifications and well known integrity
perfectly equip him for The responsible
position Of county commissioner.
Mr.. lnsalls resides near ordway and
10 engaged in stock raising and of'eiating
a. superintendent Of agriculture for the
sugar company. In which position hs has
given eminent satisfaction TO the faymsrs.
In Mr.. ingalls, otsro county will have .
commissioner who will guard its best in
tsrssts with ssrupulous honesty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
Two Rspssiseas Ne.issss whess
Blsctjoa b I0Dogtaot.

Ihe cABess of state senator and repre-
sentative should b filed BY men who
have ths welfare of not oaly thsir I'm
mediate community but of The state at
heart They should b broad minded.
liberal and have ~ ability 70 introduce
sad sssise h saaetng good laws. ~ The
courage 70 dsht against tboss that are
detrimental 70 he commonwealth. Ihe
republican candidates for he once a
senator and representative have psse
qualElcations and U elected wu Oseve
he psopls ably and well.
T. r. oodding. sanddsas for senator. b
. native Of Colorado and has Lived Sesa
leng tine in Rocky Foed. He has lezss
interests Ia Tie shssp Industry pnd, y
elossly allied with he farm iutsreees.
He has doas ~ pub6e sxeslIsot sssv'es
- . member Of The board os county
commissioner and - . servant q de
psopls has looked altar be business in .
-. saas - kinw w4n0nnV
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

q he Fowler Town and Land company.
and for ysass held the petition Of post
masssr at Fowler. Mr.. Ringer has had
extensive business experience. and b
well acquainted with property values IN
otsro county. having served - deputy
asssssor. qualifications that well equip
him for the important position Of assessor.
Vote for him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

pssisoes Ia ths sehoe, room. II s,seesd
Mrs. Money viii taks up he dutiss q he
olses with sathusiasm. psssooal magnet
ism and Married executive and businsss
ahSlty. sThs votsrs q 0tsro ars fostu-
nees b having ths opportunity b s,set .
isdy whe b % ven httsd sos . p'ses -
intimas9ly connected with ths welfare os
he children and youth a ths county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
II. D. 0asweel.

By common consent NJ. oaFwood was
given ths republican nomination for
county clerk By unanimous vote. He
sminsntly deserved this mark Of the party
confidence and esteem b reason Of ths
manner Ia which b has discharged The
dunss of that oesee foe The past three
yssss. This Important branch Of Tie
uInhusinsss has bssa conducted b .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
Mrs. Carte q. Messy.

Ths eualiAeasioas q Mr.. hoosy for
ths olases q supssintsodsat os seheo,s are
sueh - not oftsa found b aspirants fos
this important ol1es. Ars. heasy's
elaims fos s,setiaa consist of educational
equipment q IN unusually high degree.
and theeoagh acquaintance with he
nssds q ths ee.es By reason q loog sx-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
J. ~. rlsiIsr see ceaaiasisese,

In he nominatioa q J. ". Fisher for
eommiss,oass he republican county con-
vsntioa made judieso0s collection. NJ.
Fisher has bssa . fesi6eat q he county
foe 10 ysap and b familiar with he
oounsy. 10 psop,s. and tiss sxistiag con-
dit3oas - related % county mattsss. and
has practical knewledge q hosinses
aaairs. A. prepsistes q he poseotses
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

psast3os h he public service he In
tssssts q he psopls would b bsttsr
sssvsd. You will make no mistake but
hs,p nsurs ths election Of most eomps-
tsat eounty treasurer by casting vote
for G. A. Beeyhohm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

manoss 10 Win Mr.. oarwood many com
p,smsnts. Ths. work Of ths e(1see has
not ealy bssa doe Ia . most psompe
correct and busInsss-liks manner. but
ths uaifesm courtesy which has eharae-
tssizsd Mr. osrwood's eoatast Win the
pub,is has hesa . matter oe favorable
comment II acknowledged value . IN
oiseial counts for anything h . esunty
campaign NJ. oaswood b dssssvlag os
rs-sisstioa By . vssy lassS majority.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
where best known. The eounty's busi-
ness will have sbls and faithful stasnaon
II Mr.. Fishsr should b slsetsd-a result
almost certainly sssursd.
0seess Bar.

At ths republican county convention u
which Sheriff Barr was nominatsd TOR
recollection Col. Loekhsst said that Mr..
Barr has proved himself 70 b ths best
sheriff Ia Colorado. And thsrs was noos
70 dispute he statsmeot In an the
vasisd phases ef ths shssi6s duty Mr..
Barr has pssformsd hs work most thor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
6. A. Bssrbeha,.

Ths rs-s,sctSoa of Mr.. Bsssbohm - he
ofses oe county treasurer y dsmsnd-
ID BY he best q rsasoas-his proved
sllcisosy and unausssioosd integrity.
During NJ. Bsssbohm's entire seeviess -
treasurer his aseounts have bssa kspe b
systsma:ie and correct usannee. which
has rendered csitisism impossie's. TO
sum 10 he situaaiea in . slagls STATE
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
U. 3. Rlag@.

Mr.. Ringss. he republican nominee for
county asssssos. has bssa . rsssdsnt Of
otseo county since 1894. Ioeating in that
year at Rocky Ford. In 1895 Mr..
Ring moved 70 Fowler. whsss hs srsetsd
ths flrst store building and also The 6rst
sssidsnos.
For several ysass hs was thsl local agent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

eughly, and b .hs marked sa.isssetion Of
ths poop,e q he county. whsa he pub
10 has - valuable man - Sheriff Barr
h this Important oiaes thsss b great
danger q making mistaks in giving the
place 70 snuntEisd man. Ths bsst intsr-
ssss os lie county call Sos Sheriff Bars
re-ejeetjoa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
q. ~. laeails See csaalssiesss

q. W. eaenels 1oe co00asoeooer.
osorgs ". lngalls, ths republican can
didats fer county eommissioosr from ths
sseend dist{iet = q farmer and Fanehss
near ordway. and at present the supes'n-
tsodsnt Of agriculture Of Tie Naijeaal
s,gar Manufacturing company ef Sugar
City. He has bssn > resident e otsso
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

P3IuoSA8tuB us9uu9t
Our fellow towns
man, hos. J. STAN
Icy. candidate fog
Representative. b .
successful business
man and widse-,
wass 70 Me ees1s
Of the valley and
stats. He b . .na'
tive Of Tennessee.
but has spent much
a his HE Ia Illinois.
where he now has
extensive farming
Interests. NJ. STAN
~ has beeu 8 ~
dent q Manxanola
for over four yeap.
and b engaeod -
he hooey 6;sslnees 5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

You should accept the gift offered By
The Enterprise. See display I'D.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

Is in.srcsssd n pub6s sflsis sna w,uld
make good rsprsssatasive d H. peo-
pie Ia The next, staas legislatuso. n yoeo
Tor these two men VII b q voes well
easA-Manxanola 8aa. -.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

book store. L. Junta, Mr.. Fisher has
made . wide range Of aequaintancss and
friends. Four ysars ago he was elected
city treasurer BY the largest majority Of
any man on The ticket. Two ysars ago
he was on all tickets. his unanimous slse-
ton being high tribute TO his standing
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-08-02
In a Better Cause.

Homer Davenport, the CARTOON
ist, being native son of Oregon
has very many personal friends
in this state, large number of
whom will be gratifed to learn
that he is now under engage
ment to devote his pencil to the
Republican cause. The in
spiration of that cause, has al
ready called from him some vivid
presentations that are being wide
ly copied, and he grows in
brilliancy of conception and exc
cution. His work first became
widely known while he was under
engagement with Hearst, but it
is doubtful if Mr.. Davenport will
ever be able to take much pleas
ure in the contemplation of that
lowly engagement, even though
it helped him up the ladder. He
has now honorable scope for his
gifts, and the prospect before him
is altogether promising. Grants
Pass Observer.