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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29

ORDINARY DEPARTMENT
one o, me most striking results the
complimentary MIsreOPoIIAN IS the fact b aroe5 In
s h4er discussion at the time
~ ms e This T.eon by law justified
Of it's annual esfe T. E & OF eNese as shown by an analysis
the limit necessittes r8ucton Of cornrisso
but very much less tra5 tbet 49, ~
IN se IN the true sense issued any othe
mediate and Special Glass based uron stoc o- non
participating loading dividends promised If ea1 r ON
noEe and We had little he inieneis
dssned for Industrial could afford to paw annual insf5
mortality could ~ M l3r standard risks
sge Improvement in over expected as Should f at
y enesi As rortepatng policies upon higher
mutual loading which expected 10 he
stock loains WEE IN ana special Class policies
policies In the or5i1- LL. municipalities All
ileen years Armstrong laws and the
Mt.IoroLITAN principles which You have been t6 we
enable us to rrr % n'erreiate ana Special Class
as To- these 1o non tables The premiums
think You viii s1 ~ ee,ore been completely
We riize that heneeforth have more oon,peti IN non
t-.e ~ -et fro~ 50 snes have announced
r-ti a g as Wei as our OWL and the
commission to effect reduction premium New toIJ ts
wtic therefore to you In o5tos, ana
dents ans i, rsnI 1t only just TO the supernten-
y ,s ana which you remember President prosei
we have also recognized of Assistant anu
superintendents ana " tsir ase1ts We realize
d,r T u o[lning OF Industrial work Of the or
them supervision the constant h 2 imposed upon
and the education Of their We have made IL m oent
our policies be found most attractive in form and ~
more attractive in substance They contain advantages
have rish to expect The sandr Tgc hi i thS public
generous optional forms Of extended 10 be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
THIS YEAR. 1906.


last year tho wear ~ Pa, ,vesfrs ton
you did the largest part OF this
year the paralysis which seemed unnecessarily
nave fallen upon the business
even yoeven Finding this
De e c the NiceFsdent appealed
Armstrong infv
t''',ii.i IN eslSlltloni showed
p We mo- received IN our work in both departments,
you 10 respond TO all this for the remainder
mus 'ne'1'eu not 70 make this public
or on Of
acknowledgements The
e zen the whole story But for the months November
You made The largest which the Com
nany ever Vlade. and
The Industrial business
per man. ot any of the last en years.
'' ''' any OF tho psf
The ratio Of lres for ten years past
The number lowest
the with vbo,
best I'm the History o. the co,c,,1
he ratio
notwithstanding the increased
special amount in the
100000
last year.
alone Cbe-
reduction number
and special salary at the rate ~ million dollars
We may add that the Pacific Coast kept
the remarkable
caused by the earthquake is
Ordinary DEPARTMENT September about eaaed September
responding months OF last wear December
inclusive you wrote more Ordinary than
5000 iessn men, D' more ina"
grateful 20 you for your
OF
Very sincerely
John r. Hegen7an,
PRESIDENT.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
Coins Would Bsins Small Fortune.

DEALERS say that the Is rareSt
American coins are easily worth a
total Of sls 90, according 70 the
Philadelphia North American. Here
are the Is;
First may be placed the New
York do1eloon, coined In this city Il
iis7 by Ephrams brasher, jeweler
This coin has record price OF only
sseS, but many experts regard it as
the scsrcest Of all the American is.
sues. and believe that II one we're
offered for sale today It would bring
S,oon, and, perhaps, more.
Only ave of thess eoius are des.
niteiy known. enc being In the cabi.
net OF eoins in the Philadelphia
mint, aud the rest In private ecllec.
tio'is. The donbloon is the only gold
coin OF American coinage struck nri.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

1t Is usually the custom Of news
papers after a general election to give
q long dissertation on forgetting en-
mites engendered during the beat of
battle. The Recorder will diverge
from this rule, but stop In passing 10
say that no man with an ounce of
brains needs such advise. Every fair
minded man Is willing that Others
should disagree with him upon polit.
ical questions and that all are work.
Ing for the same end, but differ as "a
tho manner OF gaining that end.
The Recorder has no apologies "a
make, Ii fought for principles which
IL believed was right, and whether
those principles gain the ascendeucy
or not II does not matter SO Tar as
the policies Of this paper are can,
cerued. II the principles which this
paper has upheld during the past
campaign do not win Tuesday. We
Accept the decree Of the people, hu,
they are right aud time will demon.
ttate this fact
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

Obi Billie Taft To Cuba went,
To sit on the Isle" WAS his Intent
And he had his win ere week he
spent,
Now, down In Cuba, they love 10
light,
So they keep II up by day aud night,
hut The way he treated them was 4
Indeed IFS hard on Cuba.
When no seated himself 10 ponderous
ease,
The Island sank three feet In the
seas,
II forced the fighters TO their knees,
hut it's rather hard on cuba.
The Island shook to it's midmos,
Inland they imagined an earthquake
and 90. Of their houses folk. DID
ii0ck.
Now. WASN'T II hard on cubas
Taft only acted rs no was bid,
lie stopped the lighting, that no did
And calmly alta on the Cuban It'd,
but It's kind Of hard ON Cuba.
A cruel, UNUSUAL punishment
Our laws forbid, got Taft was sent,
Tho we 30 not doubt twas kindly
meant
Vet It's awful hard on Cuba.
by William Wallace Irwin.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

One great cause for dissatisfaction
with the present conditions In this
eouetry. among tbs hboring classes,
10 tbs utter disregard for las hy the
extremely rich aud the manner In
which punishment II meted cut In
these cases where public opinions
force convictions. When a poor man
IL arrested and sent 10 jail for steal.
Inc loaf OF bread. as had brsn the
case, bis friends contrast tho differ
encs Of the treatment when railroads
and trust magnates are hned a few
Thousand dollars for greater In
fslnscmgnl % the las In place Of be-
Ing punished By being sent 70 jail,
- their case 30 richly deserves
II II 90 punishment for railroad
company or ths Standard coil trust u
pay : hus Of Hss er ten thousand
dollars. because they base the pcopls
10 tlsoiceghiY In their grasp tina,
they eau nase ap this nos BY In
erwasins tho freight rates or chaFsles
= quarter ef cent more On coai OF
or soms " IT, products II shsss
enoslesed tros, nsgnates wole sen
70 jail fog = period OF thirty days 20
disnb~aisnec To ,he las tb%y wc0s'
be nose caEsfal ahoat hos they coa
piled with The pFoyisions Of The
Sherman anti.tsnxi laa.
Former United states senator }
Ralph kurton, Of Kansas, eonSlete
90 the charge OF esieial grating 40
sentenced 70 sis montlss jail impsis
enmeat. VAS taken some DAYS sgo /
Irontpn. Missouri, 10 begin his teri
Ut service.
Nos comes the ness. after a.
lapse Of only les days, that b
confinement IL IN eject merely ''coi
strnetive''--that uoder the ere ~ q
easy-mindea sheriff, and doubsle
With the eonnisance OF other Oh
cisis. he IL allowed large nbertie
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
mnna.s "mOw." JUDaa MOTT.

The names of Chauncev Depew, j.
r. Morgan, william Rockefeller and
u. q. Mills have been mighty names
In the past, whcrewith TO work all
manner OF conjuring tricks. At the
mere mention Of these syllables the
heavens have darkened and the sun
has yelled his CO.
IL isn't 10 bad as that any more.
A day or two ago Judge Holt, OF the
New York circuit court, said from
the bench TO these high .dignitaries
that they were worse than common
eriminals, and then he proceeded To
rub Ii In by lining them lis thousand
dollars for their crimes. And a. yet
there Is no news Of any avenginR
thundcrbolt.
This Is how II happened; Chaun.
cey and Pierp and the others. To-
eethcr with some lesser associates,
are the directors Of tho New York
Central Railroad company. The
New York Central was on trial on
the charge Of giving Illegal rebates u
the sugar trust. The proofs were
perfectly clear, and In pasisng sen
tsnce after, conviction Judge Holt
said:
The violations uere tiagrant, thu
rebates were moro than one nth o.
the entire tarin involved. IL q bust
ness were carried on In this dlscrim
mating way for a long time, compel
itors would be driven out OF business
entirely, The crime was deliberat,
aud prcmeditated and extended owe
a long period. A crime OF this kline
il more heinous than the ordinary
sulgcr, common crimes That are trie,
In our courts and which arise iron
passion and temptation Of the mo
| meut.
| lie said Just that--and 10 Depev
aud Morgan and Vanderbilt aud
Rockefeller, Aud they had to 81
there aud take 10.
Doesn't II loos as II tho old spell !
broken
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

Since Secretary Root made his
venomous speech In New York he can
hardly pose as leader OF law and
order. In bis speech he simply out
anarchisted the anarchist. 1T may
be all right TO charge Hearst with
being the cause Of McKinley's death,
and there are about two-thirds of the
people will hardly telieve Mr.. Root
much less endorse that kind OF
campaigning. III II Is true, as Secre-
tary Root stated, he was yoiciDg the
sentiments OF President Roosevelt,
the latter has lessened himself In the
respect Of fair minded people greatly,
1t Is still In the memory OF men
when the principle stock ln trade oil
the republican party to howl lamar
chist" at every man who opposed
their views, but taking Roots recent
speech as a criterion, things has
greatly changed In the past dozer
years.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
so ,osa. aoaSsi

Maxim 6oEky. the Russian author
and reformet with east 10 hts
morals, Il returning To- Russia And
hes going away mad, With the
threat that when he gets heme aud
has tinc To think up the right
words, he'll speak his mind about us
inhospitahlc Americans.
That's all right Max. You say II.
Add be sure % send as ever q
MARKED copy, Yen awe Us that. he,
cause yoa'ye been told already wha,
AZ think Of yoa. We hope you past
ed all tbs clippings In your ~rag
book.
90 paper. old boy. you're a ~ara
proposition Your stnH has made u.
ait up aud take notice, You mnsi
have inside quite drag out Of yoal
Anerican royalties on your boaks
But at close range aud 10 The resl
you arc Just a little bit too strong,
ace mite too high.tasotee 20 sui
oar taste.
/ oh. no, We don't claim 10 b
saints. over here. We're pluml
human. Hut. by ginger when We r
wrors we're mostly ashamed OF II Il
Our hearts, and we try 10 do bette
next time. You dent catch u
spirnging any Of your "dlSine sane
tion' gags and trying TO bluC
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

such rs are not granted To the ordin-
AIRY convict. and such an render his
imprisonment nominal aud not actu-
al lie Ii treated rather az a distin.
guished guest Of his jaIler, With free
dom To Rc and come pretty much as
he pleases.
Why he IL entitled to this treat
nient, or why he should be treated
with more favors than those extended
60 other prisoners IL beyond the
comprehension OF the finite mind.
The prisoner who picked pocket OF
"a i've dollar bill would be given very
little consideration, while Burton, a
gifted senator who attempts To do.
fraud the people OF thousands IL
treated IN an honorcd guest. Justice
IN not only hoodwinked, hut the
courts arc being made the laughing
stock OF The country.
The time was when IL would be
considered a reasonable act TO crlti.
else the courts OF the land, but OF
late years their decisions have been
30 partial, with such an utter disre.
gard Of Tho high standards which ex-
listed some years ago that they are
moro often the subject OF ridlcule
aud sneeFs Of the people IL most de-
plorahle and II one Of the entering
wedges OF anarchy. Whom corpora
lions are permitted TO disregard the
law OF tho land with inpunity, when
they are convicted Of these crimes
assessed, what IL to them purely a
very nominal iinc. criminals OF lesser
note can not but help TO cotrast the
difference.
nufton proved false TO his private
honor aud 10 his public trust. lie
outraged both the letter and the
spirit Ut Wholesome law. lie Aus
convicted and sentenced after an I'm
par; lal trial, a trial IN which every
thing was done Tor bin that the hes,
talent that money could procar,
could DO, Why should the law b,
further outraged by this farce OF con
stsuctisc punishmentY Why shonlt
no be treated any differently thar
the man who would rob the contrihu
tion box of religious organization
Have we two laws tot the punish
ment al crimes for the rich aut
Influential aud the other for the pool
dcvil who would rather steal 10 pre-
serve life than work.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

When the New York Central was
convicted OF granting rebates TO the
sugar trusts railroad lawyer mace
the statement that under the present
state OF public opinion 1t Is practic-
ally useless 10 attempt to defend a
corporation charged with law break
ng. To a certain extent this may
be true. All signs point to the Tact
that public opinion has been fouted,
and insuIted until II will bear no
more. The laws made by the people
or their representatives have been
outraged, insolently defied, and the
awakening OF the people to the actual
conditions presages better things.
The public opinion demanfiDg pun
isbment OF these violaters OF the law
simply mean that the people are de-
termined that they will retain the
mastery over the nations institu-
tiOns.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08


The trouble In San Francisco MI
appear to the casual observer AS
much ado about nothins." II the
japanese population Is OF sufficient
proportions Il Is the duty OF the xu.
thoElties - provide suitable schools
Tor them. We are no more In favor
OF that class OF the foreign popuia.
tion being associated with the white
chisdsea than We are In favor Of our
children being forced to associate
with the Chinese and eolored chill.
dren. Children Of races, which have
habits entirely foreign TO our civil.
sasion are not nt associates for the
rising generation of America. They
are all right in their case. but
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
Among some of the .dollars.a-

Among some of the seven-dollars-a-
week city reporters on the large
metropolitan dailies 1t has become
the fashion to criticise and make
sport Of some OF the crudities OF the
rural weekly papers. They don I
stop to think that quite often typo.
graphical errors are found In these
great papers that strike even the ru-
raj printers as most comical and ride
ulous. An eastern daily, In quoting
the sermon OF a noted divine OF the
Methodist church, lett this In the
article: "Tsehec snh DID eao-etainC
popopop. To the ordinary reaoer
this may sound like Sanscrit or some
OF the dead language, but even rur.
al printer would know that this was
the pied line OF linotype machine.
In this case there Is just as much
room for criticism as there Is In the
illusions OF these halr-parted-in-the'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
Pioneer Nero. Co., Ltd.

through In the face OF offended bea-
ven. That's where you and We don't
agree a little bit. And we couldn't
agree on that platform In million
years.
So long, Gorky. And You NEEDN'T
be particular about dropping In again
until you've given your soul Turk
ish bath and good rundown. -
World. Herald, Omaha
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

o QUOT the ss,ooo due forced out
Of the Standard on trust In the way
Of . tine viii look about like i've
cents 10 John u. Rockefeller. u
would take an as;ute mathematician
Ia determine boa long II would take
to put the Standard OIL Trus. out OF
business II they we're meted out such
terrible punishment about once q
month.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

The latest fad among the ultra
rich OF New York Is to have social
function which they term 'dlvorce
dinners. These functions are Civ
on to both men aud women who have
secured legal separations from their
marital relations. Such proceeding
M this forcibly illustrates the grow
Ing tendency among the idle rich OF
our large cities to make light of d..
vorce and treat marriage as huge
Joke. This tendency is found only
among the extremely rich who have
nothing else to do but give play &c
their passions. The vices Of the de.
generate sons and daughters of the
great tinanciers OF the past are be,
coming the scandal OF America, ano
the utter disregard OF the marriage
relations Is becoming the most com
mon. When men and women will
Haunt their divorce records In tn,
face Of the pure and yirtuous the,
have about reached the limit OF hu
man deceucy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

President Roosevelt and Secretary
Taft may be honest in their opinions
10 attempting to help Cooling out IN
bis campaign, but 1t is safe TO say
whichever way the state may 20
Roosevelt and the leaders Of his party
In the East will put In the next TWO
years apologizing. The state issues
were OF such a nature that Teddy
could hardly afford to identify him
self with either side.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

Taking rs basis OF calculation
two and one half OF population To one
vote u Is safe TO say that salmon Is
a city above thirteea hundred In.
hahltants.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

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work call on The Recorder.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. St. Louis, Sept. Flour dull Whiskey steady $1 33. Pork lower; jobbing S1s.65 Lard lower: prime steam sS.35 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts ss.12h; clear ribs S9.sTh; short clear s9 50
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts S9.s7h; clear ribs $l0.12h; short clear S10.2s.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, Sept. 7.-Cotton seed oifs prime 35c: crude 27c.
 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET New Orleans Sept. 7.-sugar steadyi open kettle centrifugal s93 7-lsc; oentrif- ugaI yellow sN 94%c; seconds 2H @s&e. Molasses firm: syrup 25 930c.
 MARINE NEWS. New Orleans, Sept s.-cleered: strs.. HabiI Nor. Gudmundsen. Ceiba. Beiyernon Nor. Olsen. oPrt Antonio; Ellis. Nor. Hansen, -oPrt Limon; Buffon. Br.. Arney, Antwerp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
NEW ORLEANs SUGAR MARKET
A way to look Young.

No uncertainty; no long waiting fUR results. Apply Hagan's Magnolia Balm to your face and you'll have a smooth. giriish complexion. It is a delicately perfumed liquid which puts youthful beauty where signs of age begin to ap- pear. Clears the skin of freckles, pirn- ples, sallowness and other blemishes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
LOST

STRAYEDLFrom 59 Bell Street, septem- Der 6. one light Jersey COW, D branded on right hip. seen near A. c. L. Shops, even. ing of September 6. rope around horns. Please notify w E. Graves. 59 Bell St., Montgomery, Phone 1911.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
NnM YnRK DRY GOODs.

New York. Sept. 1.-Business Tor the bss baen fully up to expectations. Buyers find it necessary to visit the primary mar kets oftener in order to keep covered on tbe numerous advances which are occur ,1Dv tn me prices of staple lines. The im- nassibiIity of getting any large quantity
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
KANsAs CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Sept. 7.--CattIe, receIpt 6.7O0. including roo southerns. Marke
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
RANK CLEARrNGs.

New York. Sept. 7.-rhe following table shows .he bank clearings with the per centages of increase and decrease for the week ending Friday. Sept. 2. 1906:
 Per cent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON.

of goods for immediate delivery keep them buying small quantities frequently.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
FINANCIAL.

MONEY To Loan-On Montgomery City and suburban property at per cent. in- terest. in any amount, from $500 upwarVi
 Payable in two. three or five years Chan dler 6 Douglass. a. MONEY to loai. on watcnes. diamonda. jew elry, guns and pistola. don't worry your friends when in need of small loan some to us; our business is strictly confidential
 Montgomery Loan Co. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
FOR RENT.

SMALL Farm for rent---A good white farmer is wanted to take charge of a farm of about 20 acres. near Montgomery, and fin white neighborhood. Good houses and all convenience on the place Address A
 B.. care The Advertiser. --tf FOR RENT--office rooms at IIs Dexter Avenue. Apply on premises to J. H. Lakin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-23
THE POET SANG.

They do some things better in Massa-
chusetts. Out in the West we sing the
song of the time tables and briefly tell
that Muskrat will play game against
Chubville, or in some other way tersely
inform the public of the attractions at
our great resorts, and the way to
reach them. But down IN the old Bay
State, shining from the front page OF
one of the greatest newspapers OF the
country, is an advertisement as fol-
lows.
Tho Hebrew poet soid II will look upon
tho hills, whence comcth my help GO 10
Mt. Toni Tho play tnis week at Mountain
Pork Casino is La Belle Helene. Motion.
Pictures Mt Nj. Tom daily.
The press bureaus of our Western re-
sorts are outdistanced. What shall it
avail to have scenic splendor, to have
eternal mountains kissing the eternal
blue, and sapphire sea shining under
an orb of gold by day and silvcred
by moonlight at nlght-so long as the
men who write sordid advertisements
for the canyon hermitages and the shore
pavilions do not know how to mingle
quotations from the Hebrew poets with
the description of the tom.tcm and the
motion-pictures