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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

THE FARMERS BANK OF WESTON,
Weston, Oregon. Does a general bank
ing business. Exchange bought and sold.
collections promptly attended to. R. Jane
son. president; George W. Proebstel, vice
president: ]. R. Kilgore, cashier; directors
G. A. Hartman, NJ. NJ. Jones, T. ]. Price.
C. D. Graw, ]. F. Kilgore, Robert Jane
son, G. W. Proebstel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
BOARDING AND LODGING.

THE ALTA HOUSE. OR THE WORKING
streets First-class accommodations rea-
sonable rates; clean beds, neat rooms ;
feed yard In connection. 8. c. Bitner,
Proprietor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

ATHENA HOTEL, LEADING HOTEL IN
the city, s1.0O to $3.50 per day. 81. p.
Millen, proprietor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

HELIX HoTEL-UNDER NEW MANAGE
ment Good meals and clean beds. IL
YOU come once you will keep a-coming
Only white help employed. Especial at
tention given to commercial travellers. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. P. Navin, proprietors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

B. p. o. ELKs, PENDLETON LODGE.
No. 2ss. Regular meetings first and
third Thursdays of each month. All
brothers visiting In the city most eordi.
block. Court street Thomas Fitz Gerald,
q. r.; c. q. Bean, secretary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
SECONDHAND DEALERS.

v. STROBLE, DEALER IN SECOND
hand goods. II there II anything you
need In new and secondhand furniture,
stoves, graniteware and crockery, call and
get his price. No. 212 Court street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

UMATILLA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
Don't buy q piece Of property and after.
ward find a cloud on the title. we VIII
a reasonable charge. Consult US when In
need Of an abstract. Umatilla Abstract
Co, office in Savings Bank building.
Oldest and most reliable fire and acci-
dent Insurance companies. Office with
Hartman Abstract Co.
JOHN HALEY, JR., q. 8. LAND COM.
missioner Speciality made Of land I'll.
inRs and proof Insurance and collections
office IN Judd building. room IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16

PENDLEroN LODGE NO. 81, A. p. q A.
NJ, meets the first and third Mondays
Of each month. All visiting brethren are
invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-16
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

C. f. TRoUTMAN. ARCHITECT AND
Superintendent, room ~ Judd block,
Pendleton. Oregon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

C,:cas- o.. ,,-Ca,tl.-Rec.io:, LA. MAJ
ie. s'.i.y. demand nEt.,: t-yf steers j. 500
So ;s.: Ga. a'e IN: mr.. e.; sis e~. az, a.
=: sklIpnr ana s-..Ci-'. s. s,cs IS. ris-t az.
sas,y .ss arI ;ST. r5axt sIs ;so N :s,. s .,
!; 81 MAKE, aet's. ani strong. sh~-o 8 sc:r.
es:r:. a.;. .,.s,g: nz;ir. "a -ass .: ssT. s.d
ks::.rs .. rGs5r. s-h-s.-. ant s..is-, g .-fi.
H1ss-R-c-i2's 80 steady - e lower Irh.s
jtGS =: m.e:!iin snt scasy = hSs: shs..
E.n.s. Ci'r OCT is-Ca,;:e-R.c.,p,s sac
'-r'1i'n. 50 Sog.hs--s. MARIE: v-~s - SHADE
ser s e: 60 .., .,5o,; ~ "a 80 . e-;s,e -: So.
steers g. I's.s =. ~aos~-S ard :.-i.-s :. :.
n, = Sru.s.r- s-.e-s s, ;,f7 =. sat-h.Tn ~G1..
10: nH.iy, cows ~ =: .atiys z.',-fs
F--".o's '"'s. nara: stsady - .-s:. I0s---
'o- y -. hc.s . SirT g. l5Gr -zt-. 80
I! 70 - -arh.r. 3 ~ =: piss a.i Iiz,rs
ratlg. ,a-bS q Ia- : U.s-e-g. Is-b 80
-. "r-- az yss-i.na. H-sf - Wen
-'.'i. ns' :. - : wT.'.,a ta. .he-p Sa''E
S"r Y'vs. cSt. a -T@"..-- R.c,,-.s go
cor T-sn s;~1-- s'-Sl.. o;hs-. >'es.v .. =.
lover. r.1s"i s.'v - Too-i ~s'-'' n9i!' s'es,is
a~s..-as :. : s-.... q "a -. ne
CABLE. a- tod I've sstt.~ .a,.r AZ sect -
!,.-.. - sJ.,.f ..'s .s'.a , ,a..t s., :ay rex
nv -, rs,,i. al t-.s 4uzr-.-. q. -.
"a 20 Ws...r., ;.a,, "a, 'I'.,, -, s.Ts- = q
s-a.s--s q 5985 .. 'si CAVE, 50. Ira. ,Siv--
Ses: c-..s-t oa--ss s;-.Er. c4ty-a-~.s.H ~.
..m, - y e.:r'rT- sr--,.t .'.si:s. ss@.5
r-.aey .s..s 8, Es- %: eaI,s = ;sa7 2. ,s-,s.
.S>i. ..e csoic~ q us:si'~ he.e-~ a.
o.la.s 10 -aa-r.' ...k. sat-. A.. Pe1-sTl-
yA-.La hogs q s65s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

had. . good average number. eompar.: with
ire day scr II. last month Receipts for
n.s days including both grown s:VS an! caves
total !3...,. aEa.rs, 1876 las. week. i3.s.S two
weeks aG3 and - ss5 three weeks ago.
TIE market was IN active condition. and .
steady g. strong :o,.- featured the trade s-.ars
SOLD largely frG:a - -eu3.5s fcr . fair To good
grade. with u f"w comronsh kinds from
& Ctstj The COW niaISst 0as fully !Seaty.
some. heinE :rc::nrd 20 ;h.-x I: showed strength
One loa! .: Trn-:v god co.s 1rourh; 3 !. Int
quite q Few sI!es cslns .Ia1e n 3 s25as = and
sc'r" oa'.ns:s ans! faic kinds 60 NJ a, $-Hc =,
Kecsircs u. calv~S -.'s week were n. 2rlv 2'"
heSe. ire san:s week axn. b,,s asaTi" I.51.'
lighter han tie week he:or-. Light calves tact
surprising s:rore sale. w::h several h;i.ieh's
c. ezra nee is!1Ss selling Q; 1885,, r"r
cws-. bur the heavy calves Ne:s no. very good.
selling siow ar. steady a. - Srzs while q few
ssi- Z. sod me.i:n weight calves scid around
$...sasA
several ears O: A.ksnsas anh Mi.s'.s;p?i cat
s,~ Were !vc:tss. s.il:ns fully steady A !aw
steers so!d u2 70 - and Sr.'iS rood craze
general Kin: ~Ss -nthc. coiinica-
T!,~ IA. tad. htl the sdG. OF a.a While
sa!es we-- no: a whole 10: !.He-eni. w-r. not
s.:C:x she -a-iv arrivals Buyers hsS
i.D-!-t: aiSu; ali -n~y nr.t.'l during the nom
.nr. and ;es 4 hold .nd.T-'e:tly o: n. late os.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
RENEWAL OF BEAR PRESSURE
WEAKENS PRICES OF COTTON.
OperinE steady IN Good G-ahles. hot
LGcno Sentiment IL BrarisA IN
Warmer Weather.

Eew York. O,- i;-Aeter carly frr,ness
IT" cotrin mark; wesksnN- under re
- VA! OF bear pressure ami liquidation.
with cn. close barely steady. a MT .;.Ciin.,
Il -gt POINTS. Sales We-- etS,iIs.as .d a,
5;s1..< tIIcs.
t." opening ras steady AT unchanged
prices 10 an aiviGc. OF = points. in r.
si"uSe 70 steady cables. but local =en;t-
ui,a; WAS S-Ir.sh. owing ~ the hiCne.
Is'"i'"Fa i-:TS- officially reported throughout
n" bet. ana shortly after the opening
points.
This WAS :o..ows! b: a rally OF covering
t!ou- fr- unsettled weether IA ih,. bit an!
tear ;aat The -c.i weather rr-,.ic:-. :ur
;hs Northwest TT, rnicai work Gnnn into
tn" cotton country over SUI day. together
Interior
A:er selling abou, Has points 10; high
-. OF arouGa --s+c for Jan. ;h- mark,
II: 4 rrrc-1! .: bear pressure and tbs.
early buyers I:IUlIatNi.
The c.D-r Was within -: point. o. 'he
iCwgst. Southern SPOT markets. as o;tri-
.i'y reported. ve.e :-;SS lgHec - &c
h.@h~-
Tomorrow. estimates - receipts at
leading POINTS we-r fuh- but ,he weakly
Interior r8oV"ul"r: showed Ealing oc at
DEADLOCK CoNTIN,I rs
AE1 l.i-..' 81 tEgthL-
Nv DrIcsrs. C,t. Ic-In .,s summary q
-" cotton siiGl,.or. ;he Trmc~-pCIuBcTa;
Srs.pr-s Operations wcrs largely 70
srH-.. iIu "I- g'SfrTFiaE'S SGC'latiua. 'Eg
r'-.rstg 0r4o and !rf-; ..EE O. l. basis
HFi.I- N,.. IT. -Ei';iac'. A;."Fwis" ~
cotton usrk.t uss practically se1tIr~ie-s
~. n. u" :rru- bars s:r n0,;g. that
later r':U-r- VIII I-ov- ihctr claim that
frost u=r tHrr ne material damage -
.sC"ra,fr-- NNt!r bulls r., convinced ;Na;
f-ny -ErE-Er T'rrTts vii begin corlir.
str renew 6; v3Sp- ry Nrrd., -ssr.
he8Evhti". tr~ deadlock between cor
SGsI"- a-ai grr,.lsgcr l. showing 40 s.c-ts
~ aa 'aTty termination. E.' there - UsIs
- ssr-sse e.: sTCstIE ~. E-lT'Es lTIoCE the
n g. no afE- s,E- .-.-as-'nenIs -"r to
III -.tc-e ihe ufg month G-its around"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

Hoss-C-.J . Moderate sspp.y OF hcGs ~as
s-3s FrlCay % a.. seek % -ag- sEy q yea ssS
mo .L-s-.'y was ;aiEly ROD. Ia. ne acS.
cg5.laS tc E-.Esst 10 E0t !Eclg3s a. many
-: h-aNirs - -5-r- cHrt- 20 te-
-. ...-k.; ugAnsi si-h 4 Eos~! ;r3.iry FOR
;h- t~s; -. --.a tie MAKE; al. cutie as
'iy. on al s-s-,s .,..ias .'.aiity. and
.E!e. 49,; S.lay: ..s' s....ns at . y
;o-G.y see -. .Ai-a N..s har. ~-r- e.o.e
- - !cs.-. AZ d.s -, s.! 90 readily ;re
...ees .,.- s1s.r. az. o! ..Sa,. iaA: c.sz.-.
a. even far vs.s svicA!S Ssfc.sS-s. sv; -.
cc----z3- ..-.is ..Ts ss1v -ale -~e. A.
ty ~ .oc.l-S '-r ssas-Sy. All crsy ;ss strictly
s0s.:-y ss-y re1r c0-Aae'1ES ;as tire Q:
Ns rs.a;--.a; cha.s. sas -s;-. arr1.s 81. eay
ar al ee~at hIss arriving - cEi- :-un4
.si;s q. .e,:,. .. y. s,.s.nx x. sa.s :.
tne keSs, s.iS.'s< - le. a rso-e. 30 ) :-sfa
8 Iss g. sg..ns: 8 Sss - as Ta.-,iay.
.s:s sss.s a.sa.r :o-day Ser ca Ts--,d.y.
A.: ssa so.: .; g. ~:tA re ss..s .roe.
SS1h So-as CONNECT AIS s5.: =: - .14ss
snEs.S-ASa!r :sss-e -s- O-iy Q s--.4A .sr.iy
2 49,: - - -. :,ss,e'. =; s.ia. a.
;s~.r ..nsnts TIE cs-rizss es -; 'acIlee
Anything g Anr ;=,o--a-cs sl a:..s s-!-s
s.-s.. ss>-i.I.y soo: a--.s.
ekaas. a s.. soae A-=ss s.i,-1 ~ e 8 =.
81: SoC;s-:.; i..sss s1ia =: s - ;ss s:ss.
se.~Oa a: ;se yea, a :eu. ns,.nn .s.., %
ssse a..o =s.t .iss rv.1v sai.a A.: ,S-f-es re-
c,srss 20 ZEN we're esc.sy % eco-4 sry
t:nss :sr,se ts- se.a $500, a:se ss. a.soI:
aoRsES-Ssv arrivals 10 ,as sssss as.sse
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

Nm YORK. oct. IA; Vas STATED yssr"' Law.
RI. Journal ~ ,y:.g'rsrG. .y On IA!
u I-Orn.neat h.Us- carrying On .a.r--
tTsa- Win -Es ,1-s-:. fsa; representative %
-. !-sd!uc S1-g steamship C1-.ra.i-s a'i trans
q, Ht!r,nizl Lines naI ssCi.ei 20 raise ~"
I.s,s On coctc. gods >, th.r.t- TIE res rates
stated They viii u. |. follows T-.ra southern
mills points: cS-.l.at. rAt.s 81 =. p~r :iuntr",:
',Jt as ara e.. H;r u ku.cr.: via Sues Canal.
The present r.s's are a.-u; s s.i- rsf scn.
T1e n.SsI.:c-Ie..' has.s q! will be aban-
.onei e.;ir.Iy Ter the tasis o: weight a. TIRE
latter 10 co:.-' !---d rrn-e .lst ior the last
If-.A The rates yn--r ssrss.iss ss;t -
,h..A have been steadily going .ryr At J.s
tine ttcY went down a. low a. & - ton
al. r.sv trev ate "G.- 5. - !--iinc ';.-:a-
.-r q. sriDV'Hc fsrU "a. ve---"si.- taa- 80
.r..' .siu..t N T. ra-.s Saf b.-a is- g. ~
CsrSlle ,g--T,-- ..i-T. n - el.r..eycia. -.r
!4.s .r-8st -l'gs E-r~ s--r.- ca. ~ rns !';
fersr- .iu.s Until 81 -s-sGEi years ihs bus
r.-s haa ben nSaJE-.eI =. a G:es; !"s> tn.
= ship gus~ NaNe r.'t -Esr thts k.ad =
rlln. SGYii nCt ~ :or"vs- ard. as . r'sslt
ths9 recently e-cls,G or FicEr- rates
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
E1asseeA QossasSoss.

Ys.! Fs-l~ sFE-TlAL.
ceie>g7. y. OCT. ::-TAs,.es s-,... ease.
- - 70 cass DC. sB:'s.s> t~s! s-eSt, ST.
So. .. 8 81 e.c.iux a; tss. p-sc. s,1. 10
clSse3 ~ h:t aa- ". : Sor-sv~s.srn 3 :.
ssi s.r:sz9-.i. .rc.is.s r.-- ~ cars ~
!c.s Rae ..s carr ar: ''li-zgs carr
of, ccy. Pa o.. - -Crs.ii. eaia.-es 9: q
S.!:-.-,s ~sTt average =. 81. ra.s .Eis
ss.rxHe .-SI shir.n-s f--a r.ss- as..sSe
~. rams .s5-A> ga aTs=sxe i..s
Esv Tx OF 5-Ssrzr-Rs~ s-saty: "a ?
res.!-s -. .-!sc csrt-f'-gsl y ,ss- No
iI-ftr. lnsis..~- s2Ssr .Ag- -a-isr. ---7~.
s.el.r5 c-...-. : DC. so~->re: 49, Sa1.-
Nes crie,aa oc: I1-ss6,- s..ef. oe<s i-.-
lie. csE.r.saGA- sc-rk-1i. esasssfsea. vssfsO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
LuvE-STOCk MARKET.
Light R0a oS Native Catt1e-Coo1
BeeS sseess Hisber-Hosses C10se
SoeaAy.

NATIVE cATTI.E-B--. s.>ers--A.-e We-e
Ny!, e.~ lcs.s oe native beef s;.ers irc'at~6
l.. tie snail run sh1., Hy- .osG3 conspE;s,ae
II. 1.ycly. 81! aboI- s~'--n cas- Of Wet
era. Two loads =: Co.. 80 IN. y~s.i!asS sria
Gls5 AZ; s1-ss ccarse. g-.@r Kansas s;e>rS
s. = Wi-h r. small h-irs-h - IeA,sr -e,Ssts
r. 81 1sii. a.. N~s'~ras S-occh: g y a.:
q rr-yy Gs~i 0-pis
Cos. s'rure p-lres ve-~ uSs:sea s-f sss
yszr1l-S steers and .ns Wr~.e-rs h.s he
coar.. e-y-~a clr;,e l.- r.tA s.n rpn,.-!-
''1~. huysrS ro' -s1Ec - this class, asd
sli-~ ~xrs so-.!drE.G r~-y wax
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
Statement OF BANKAvERAGEs
st. Louis ClcarinSs STD. .39j. .2:I5, an
Increase Of 81 Per Cent.

New York Oct. i;.-Thc following table
rn-.,il.. ly i.riti.-T.-"t's. shows the hank
clcarinSs at the principal cities for The
week ended October T.. with the percent
age Of increase and decrease. as conf
r.red with the corresponding week last
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
WABASH .w~.s,.
-sAsS ~us.rrHaa Traias frOa a0a
tss Ol1Se street.


S~s Yo.x. Oct n-I;u.,sr an3 cheese VI
,hs.r.5
E,.c. ssir.~. 80 as CHEESE s--s.. lf2!.<~.
N.u Y1-< rct i5-EE-t~r :r-n. creamery
Fa.iz4<ipcIs OF 1-snttsY st.Aiy. ~I-fs
W.rs-- cTs@r"rv = Extra nssr-.y r-iuts
- rr-s- 5u.;. Sss YORK .u9 -r.srr. .au-y
l.. S.~ Soxs .uI cream slS.ee Iiszaiis.c.
SeO 1osk fan sr-sfn ss.r 70 soo! EHiia.c
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

E.ss done: prtce, points lower: American mid
ding :.rsis 5-'ei good !n.I:iing ..isi: mid
Sssd: ordinary Ssci r.. sale. cf 'hc tar
.ation s.t e0po.. and .n..uiei .iys American
Receipts SEQ bales. al An.ricans. F'u..r--s
opened and closed s:eaIy: :niiiliis Oct S..+i.
DC, Nov. 5-Ga: Nov Dec. sd: Dec.-Jan.
sg:d: Jsn:-Feh. $50; Fen. Marco sd:
NarcE-Aprii 5.sii: A,s;-Mny SD. May June
s.it!: JuIs-July 5.:s.: y.!y-A SID.
New orleans oct. i2 2-S'otron-S9o: firm:
sales -.-S,: ordinary Jisc: rnct or'i'.arr
ri3.l:.c ie'sc. ,Eii!lire IaiT !. go Re-
c,tlts s..!3. stock l-..4. Futures s.s.iy: Ok.
Jan. sI5s. Sc. Feb. s.s.s,.s.c. March !aa
10. &c: Npri! IL tSais.a.c: May 70 lie. June
u l.Iil .sc. .gly ~. L: 70 i.c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

U--s abou, nc:,iiuai bu, .;.-. were ah.I. -
f.as. - rang. so:ses wish which t;s for. ri'.IH
occupied Tn. OFFERINGS wsr" OF fair class
native kinds IVES quiet. t-c1g-. there G'I-
very few available. The dealers .uIi ? i...
to various buyers bu- -. a;n1Cat 80 hriS..:'s :
Iare- Important. :s1T 6ii l; Charv. The
complexion of the mark; fG.m wat IL has
ks-;I during SEs week. : i.v- Slu-rs:r huy
w,re EsIi aiii3S ou' consignment. with
n:''. tasty tt;ie mares aat horses. III" wee"
closes steady .op Southern Eng-.s AMI
gC-r! Eastern chJr.s ~; m.,!.uin k!nds Il
horsrs have been weaker since the outset II
.hc w""k. an. close a i.t:lc !Cw.T.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
ST. IOuIS .s::RCUs<T>' S9SuN.:. sND
TT:RTINsL HSILWiY s;8l RuAN


Fa..f.otai-I.av. rni1n Station. E1ce.. Sun
day -. s0H. SO ~. SGrs.ay only-s,"s n.
m HIS M i~sve Eishth ani Cratic.
streets. Da.iyr:i0 a = t's. ...1. s:l., SD
,. m. Erc.p, suaday,s:o.. s.is - io:o .
49,, y, ~ ..grsS, rr sin a,i s.ysavEi,S . m m
Arcv- .is.ss l..ye Washington avenue four
minutes later.
W..,,ourt -I>av. Granite Cf-v: Y's.,v-e-.s q
m III. 80 s'- 1;I5 p. Exp, Sun':sy-
$50 90. 80. iI.i5 a N 2;@ 80 . M. sat
Sunssy-6 - y Sunday 0nly-f.'". s.L .
wsinssday. ss,cr''ny s-Ii SuGiay -ii.ss p m
Above trains isavs Nai.son :oIr minutes
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

- i.ES-Sorf.s Progress was made yeS:t- 10
IN "!.afirg :h- commission Ina-k.. g: vfgi-
Arrivals st!N y.r;It::ca. 5aI FRIDAY .gu--ir-
thc-. 'riy :bgu. 80 head =. 3. ofis.'c z.
s'il 1vaiiSl J. I;t at-,u: four C,-tlis -. !-r-r
arrivals Wei" reu"f:"... making rather
si'!@:lh's rur !r'r -. tail cnI - H., we., a.
~" week draws "a n close. ..e market 49, :
rOs ma-i.es; sry i:nr-uv".n' over prsc..s ar
DAYS Tn. better grads g: n.u!.s .ra .-i,f
rt".dv. aHi active but 'h-r. T. n WELD, .i.r.G
weakness EeiiJI;n fiY,i~. Will. as t. Ia
fsr.or. .hir nnI .rs.n 0G--!rcs sisr- Is -.ry
little sal. ."r then! al: IN fact br.-r,-
criT :sl;s .h"r9 un,.ef pressure. AMI when -
concessions ore rcrv sr,nr'.1G Tho Yar.p -
prices between fa' mules az! .hir O... is y..lr.-
than I. has hs~n for many months Tn. Sc
man! a. 7-eS.-, IL FER rrir.s o..tr,nge
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
NNsCMrs o. rSrnsss.

fo KENtkS t1.S:E Ma -. n cr P
s~~ts ssvy Narssy s~s-s-S .: SAs.As
Rs;i ts.s fsEs-@. s-Et-.7s. s-S--ss ras'. 5s4
-. >ess =~-t.zS 1tI - -. o-sss~- a
hs5A HsFX - Fa=S - pEss N~-h-=z
ES=%s--s - .zssrS. fsc--s<> s,arr--
y. y SINGLETON.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
-a..- G.s sN,0.

SEs$- .f1s S--i. s-sSss,T. r1yaI- Ar
" ..z-O - Sz-z-i tsSL-sr. - sl,,-A
szrz-z- ~-a-E=- - Nl.-cs-- ..s.rzx L-gse~x-
ss- zs-sssrs tru-z As~ssA
: \. BARBOUR c z
:. z. 2c-csksy. S-ssS ssSsv-ATY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14
Cotton Qsssasieas.

Csstc0 Qsosasieas
49, y>-ss- s-rr = --r1tc-z-Ssy- rs-s-E --..
---,-. r-ses.-1s - - "A a. -sszH-s =. .
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The Vislhle.

New C-Iea.s Oct :,-Secrfary Heater,
statement q. the worlds yi..rly supply n: COT
t7-: s.Ivs . total 81 3.aes.S.,- aea:rs: aosS. ~
la. W.sN D' th.E. ;.s total 0: American CO:
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

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Nia Wabash.s
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COTTON RE:IT ROUTE.

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LCIisVII.i.E AND NASHVILLE.


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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-14

Ncw York Oct. Kaleidoscope Rio qu;es:
mia .,:i.c. Tii. market Tor co:e futures opened
steady AZ unchanged r,lcss % decline o! !"
ru..,.s. in y.slons> I, European cables. Ther.
va, some iiGu.da-.On of Dec, and after 4 fairly
steady lriy session. the market weakened un-
c.- increased oifcrirSS from scattering longs.
..:th the CLOSE :,.adv a: a Eee decline ~ iva 70
points sales xsIe r"loG;el o: J..1a. taes. ;r-
c.lui-s No.. az f.ss'!.c. Gec. 4; 20 ..ioc. Jsn
II .lnIs.2T. March n, ..sa.?sc. May ~
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23

Upson-What do you do with your
old clothes2
Downa-Wear them.-Detroit Free
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23

with unnecessarily high stumps in or
der to save labor in hewing down the
butts. In many other cases the trees
are not used as far up into the tops as
they might be. Further, the hewsng
process itself is very wasteful Hnd
leaves in the woods q quantity of litter
in the shape of slabs and chips in which
fire is often started and the ~foreststri-
ously damaged.
If hewing is continued 1t would be
unwise to restrict the cutting to Ia, Id
and 16-inch trees, for that woul Involve
increased waste, but the value OF Inc
smaller sizes demands this restriction
and saving should take the place of
hewing. When the larger logs are
sawed several boards can be obtained
from the wood now wasted in slabs and
chips as the hewing progresses.
There Is still another form of waste
resulting from hewing. In grading ties
the railroads are very strict about ac-
cepting none under specification sizes,
but they do not object to some excess in
size. This, and the fact that less labor
is required to produce large ties, has In
duced hewers to make many ties larger
than they need be. This is a small mat
ter in the case of each tie, but as they
are cut by the million the excess repre-
sents in the total a very large waste of
wood. 1t mean also an unnecessarily
great consumption of ~creosote or other
material used in the preventative treat
ment, since the total bulk of wood which
must be treated is greater.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23

dwood frames, covered with fine quality, figured
i'll best workmanship, all open construction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-22
The Home Newspaper.

The Portland Oregonian, one of
the best newspapers In America,
says this:
"Your home newspaper never loses
interest In you. 10 this, possibly,
you have never given IA passing
thought.
No matter II you like the news
paper man or II he likes you, II he Is
true to his profession and publishes
paper for the people, he allows no
personal matters or petty spites to
interfere with his news gathering
He may meet you as a stranger, yet
along with his best friends, chron-
lcles your success or SORROWS wherever
you may be, and those who would
otherwise forget you are ever and
anon reminded OF your existence by
an item In your home paper. Others
may deceive and defraud you, but
your home paper never forgets you.
Possibly you do not deserve decent
treatment by the paper, but you get
| II Just the same, and II 1t should al
any time say things that cause you
to turn the wrong way, study mo.
nent and see IL 1t has not at various
times said many nice things fol
which you fail to give 1t credit. "
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-22

fishln' boats an reduced them T.
ruins In four hours, without any loss
oy s!se on Their part, an didn't even
lose prisoner. Tb' Baltic fleet Is
now near Madagascar, a small islam
In Lake Superior. an is maxim fpb
TIL North Pole with all poss'blc
speed. TIL mos remarkable thing
about this war rs tn enthusiasm oy
Roosl,ans that didn't go { th, front.
Every im0rnin' eight men STAINS In
front oy tn cars front po'ch an
yells fuh Roosha am tn success ov
Rooshan arms, an while these feilers
Is shoutin' ten tbousaD long -whisk-
cred rascals Is down In tn cellars
splitin' Their brains tryin t. make
dynamite do three times tn work
twas made 4 do. One Ov tn mos
pow full Organizashnns In jioosha Is
tn Bum Throwers associashun.
Their idee Is t. reach liberty by
! blastin' Their way thar.
"AnOther wonderful thing about
tn war is tn way tn garrison held
on at Pot Arthur. Sixteen thousan'
men lived eight months on couple
ov pIetzels an little salt hsb.
Twas great temptasbun among
'em T. eat each other, but they
couldn't stan that. TIL Japs KEEP
hammerin' at 'em til they give up
tn ghost"
"Who is tn Gin'ral ov 'em, Mr..
Pnmkin?' inquired Dunk Picket.
/ "Kuropatkin, Dunk, an freshman
who has adopted Roosha as his home.
He Is a fine mai, but he never seems
q know his own min. Never knows
whar he wants T. fight. lie thinks
he wants t. give battle In one place,
an he goes thar n heayes up In
trenchments; but about tn time tn
fight ought T. begin, an tn Japs on
lImbers Their guns, he decides thai
1t Amt Jest tn right Iocahsun, an
he moves up few miles. He's great
on tn move but tn Japs Is greater
on tn foller. remember tn en-
thusiasm that ritz when Kui0patkir
marched T. tn front, prepared t
conkei or die. lie has done neither
He's now gone home t. be tn Presi
emit ov tn War College. TIL Jap
Is commanded by little duck-legged
full-chested fcllar named O. Hammer
also an Irishman, but not from thu
same part ov Ireland-that KurOpat
kin Is. Kuropatkin Is from London
derry, O'Hammer is sort ov com
binsahun between bull terrier an 6
red wasp. Fab many years he was |
slack wire walker with a circus. AL
tn Japs has early trainin' In slack
wire walkin'. 1t makes 'en soople
One ov tn Jap gin rails, Kuroti b.
name--I think he was tn feller, die'
an come + life ag'in.
"Well, will tn Rooshians finall
win?" asked Heck.
"They might have won long ago
Heck, but they sent tn wrong mel
tn front.
"TIows that?"
"Them fellcrs that throws TIL
buns Is tn ones that should hav
went to Manchuria; they'd have kill
ed more Japs than thar Is In Japan.
, John Weymouth In New Yor
Times.