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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

fr 1857 soTT g Egur9S ssssS per les y g 5Ss
sssk a eCs@$I ASPARAGUS per dozen bunshes sSsl
BEE charleSon new PsT ioo BgFneS SoSsn SaSS 90
Ms% orleans per Dbl 81 5o9ss so; % Bermuda eg
40 chsElestOn new. $29S6 40 New Orleans s3Gs4i %
cABBAGHs Eastern shore per crate. 81 25eS2 do Nor
per crate 90 per s6 81 SO0S Do NST s S6 a.
MessasId 81 1902 % CELERY Florida large case
case 55egsl: CrcUMRBRs Charleston ana savainalh
orIss per leo $lgSS CIICoRF and EScARoLE New
S2aSs; DO Cuban 81 5Oas2 80; HoRsERADi per 100
RAsi Ne1 90 49, ALE nearby per 65l 20g19e; f1!A
bx n F9rdds Pss crate 81 509sS 20 LETTUCE nssg
ONIONS Bermuda per crate ST. do Texas per crate 81
5sGsi eo DO Domestic GA per Dbl or bag
Sss ~ P PbfPso Fisa Per carrier s29Ss do S9Han q
S1 S1SI; "a Eastern shore per basket 81 90
g 81 do small sl@s2 do North Carolina per half hbl
sIEY New orleans curly Per Dbl SiaS2: 40 plain $50
Orleans per Dbl Sss9 Ss1 S nerS1 5er 100
soo s BE da ReaF % RsT 100 er bas
81 0aS2 so; do S2Q$S; do Savannah. 81 500
gTeen 81 a5Ss2 so: sF1NXcH nesrby per Dbl is5csl
& FIorlda 20 @ m per DBL eTss s9gSZ s0 no
per crate slqsl So TOMATOES Florida per carrier 81
Per Dbl 81 5oSS2: WXTERcREss per 100 bunehes. si8
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts to-day included
ana gave liberal sppearanse 10 reeeips number Of
the boat lots however destined Europe but there
opened quite strong the bull receipts made
pe s Of large
aaded something to the Vigor OF the sitnati9n we
921sQs5c; No soas5c; No 3, 7O87Sc shipping S596oc:
Fairly active at 65G76c for long rye; receipts
Produce Exchange at noon to-day: Hudson River Rail-
road sou Erie Faroaa A99 Hairo3o o.;
Valley Railroad. go; Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. go;
by canalboats, LOls; total 25S0 tons. Receipts Of
Sc T So T M5E S g. o. OCTOBER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati May 2l.-HOGS lower; butchers and ship
pers SO $3.50 so: common, IS S5S6 80 CATTLE lower
fair to good shippers 81 259$5; - 25QS2 80
SHEEP strong s3 5Oas4 60 LAMBS strong s. 5Sg$6 %
Buffalo, 21.CATTI4ES-F Receipts 4&OO headI
active prime shipping strong others 1Oql5c hshe
prime steers IS $685. a. shipping 81 4SgS 40 outcsS
IS 25$4 80: feeders So $4 so; stock he
S2aSS higher common slow. S2og$5s -RsceiPts'
II active 25c higher "a 5O9S1 HOS-Secelpts,
16 200 head fairly active, 10Q13c lower heavy mixed
and Workers So 20; pigs So IOq$6 49, roughs 50 SOgSo
stays "a 256S4 rs; dairies Sc 50GS6 60. SHEEP and
LA4BS-Recepts q 600 head sheep aetive and steady;
5d10c higher; lambs. IS 1OS6 30; Few az
So: yearlings S6S6 40 wethers S6S6 2S ewes - zoa
IS 90 sheep mixed. $3.50 40
Kansas City May 2i.-CATTLE-Recepts 1000 head.
including Southerns market steady choice export
and dressed beef steers 25d$5 90; fair good 81
IS Western fed steers s. 1Sgs5 - sIoceIs and feed
5OaS4 81 2O$4 50 native heifeFs 50 5g
S. bulls $39$4 %; calves. 50 SqS6 aoGS-ttecelPes
700 head market 5d10C lower 50 30 bulk OF sales.
Sc 256S6 S51a heavy SO 25G$6 S5 packers So s@$o 30
lights 306S6 3Tla- SHEEP-tSeceipts A90Os
market steady and active spring lamps go lamps $g
ciipped yearlings IS 259S6 -: Western clipped sheep
S5dS6 stockers and feeders. 50 509S5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs
VIRGINIA
NEW YORK OFFICE. 243 FIFTH AVE.

NEW YORK OFFICE, 243 FIFTH AVE
waters baths hotels and scenery nowhere equallsG
nervous diseases
SvSroSheFapeuic apparatus. japanese paFoF solf
poni livery ana outdoor paGfiues THE
VF:W HOMESTEAD. mOoaEn The stTietest sanss and
TSfronTea by highest elaes. o. unquesonahF ~.
s0est an year round resort hotel 10 America Brokers
SsIcG With direct ~. y aka
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stop-ovsr CoviRgton. Va. through tickets
Cs0cinnal Louisville Chicago ST. Louis Wess,
~ SIDE tFip Virginia Hot Springs
p1iiunan VIA WnEhRGtun n y.
s;sS 3 m. arrives Springs $50 m. ElasteTn tm-
FScur.lon tickets At & o. once. SO Broadway. oces
Psnaa ri r. and connecting Inca
FIRED SHERRY. Managed. Eos spEinxs Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
VERMONT.
City Hotels.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pTt-
a. vate bath 81 90 daily; including meals. two SIS
weekly; one. SIS. THE VAN RENSSELAER, 10 f. 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

supply decrease Sc 900 bush; there was an increase
u zaooSoO push IN the quantity on passage. while
the previous week Liverpool closed ia lower ard the
primary Gs6O0O BUSH cor1nared vvb
$50 zoo bush year ago Cash Ia New York closed
nominal as follows: No 57iSc and $50
b afoat; No 2 white. 59c and No yellow. 5s1Ae
o b ahoaf. OATS-There big trade Vest
and strong advance prices result very bush
crop and weather from the belt, good part OF
the business outside indicating
ket- At New York a sale OF September oags was re-
ported At 39c this being the first trade Ia
time Cash oats at New York closed Arm and higher.
1oloWe Mixed, 20 TO 81 10 39d39ikc; natural white 80
70 b h. 40as0lac and clipped white IS TO 40 n. AOA9
SS<11c ttt k--MaIset dull; No Western. os55c 0
New York. BARLEY-Market steady. Feeding, 47isc.
and mailing. 52G57c i New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
THEATRE TRUST TO OPEN BANK.
New Institution, with Capital of $1,OOOOoo,
Outcome Of Recent Merger.

Chicago. May H.-The Theatrical National Bank
Is the name 10 he given 10 a financial institu-
ton which will be opened next month in this city
The new bank is an outcome of the large theatrical
merger recently effected by IIlaw & Erlanger. B. F.
Keith and the Western vaudeville managers and
will be financed by the merger.
The capital stock will be 81 O0OOOO all paid in, and
the customers will be largely theatrical managers
and professional people. The business Of the thea
tres Interested amounts to $5.00A000 month.
Arrangements have also been made by the merger
TO establish legal department and railroad de
partment wiki headquarters in this city. The lat
ter department will control the transportation or
the theatrical companies embraced IN the merger.
amounting to millions OK dollars annually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
THE GRAND HOTEL,

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. n. 7.
Opens June 27th Through Coach and Drawing Rom
New YORK Altitude 1000 feet
Passenger elevator 20 all floors UneEcslled cuisine
Rooms sngy suite with private baths- COLI
Booklet Apply TO Alfred Elliott Manager. Hiels BIDS
N E Cor Broadway and 2sth St. elevator 18th S..
entrance New York: telephone 4T4S St
after address The Grand Hotel Company. High
mount p O.. n. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
CEDAR CLIFF INN,

MONROE. ORANGE CO. \. \.
among TIE hills. 800 feet elevation. -
miles from New York. Suites with bath. steam heat.
gas. Fishing. boating bathing music. all ousasts:
100 OF park garden Open June IS. B1OkeG.
". N HAIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
EueopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

TJve-nool Nav 2i--Closng. WHEAT-Spoe nominal
futures frn May nominnl July Gs I%d September 60
7%d CORN-Sp0t Arm American mixed new, - 0aoi
do old As 9lad futures quiet July g. I'd sepIe5nnsr
As pFAS-Canadian firm. 6B I'D FLOCR-St
Iou1s F,pct, winter steady. SIS Cd. HOPS in London
1Paclnc COAST steady. e 16sqt3 15s- BEEF steady
Iva india mess T3s PORK firm; prime mess West
e1n. SOS Ga HAMs-short cut u TO ls ID hrm' Sss
2AccN Arm Cumberland 90 70 90 H. ass 6d shoTt
rib i6 20 q H. 52s long clear middles light = 70 -
long clear mddIes heEy' % 20 M 80 -
ia M sIs Cd HOULDERS-Square. II 70 u H. hTTn
4Ss IAN steady. primo Western, in terces. AS bd
American refined in pals. ass BUTTER steady; nnes
6nest white new arm SIS: do old Arm O2S 90 coIoTea
new quiet do old steady - % zo ~
ROsIN-c'ommon firm, los Cd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0uiet. esd. LINSEED OIL dull. Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL.

CAIsAILA, n a 49,.
VIII epen IN June. under Management EfiVats
bssn added and many inProveIasnts are noS
helm made illustrated booklet New York
resentatfvs will call with floor plans and photographs
Address FRANK n. ROGERS. Manager. Catshl. N Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
Summer Resorts.
VACATION IN THE MOUNTAINS

az Ofal1e Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Couutr- n ts
the
New YorE. Ontario & Western Rg-
II you seeking SUMNER HOME Cor y0uT farity
IN O region OF absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
1900 feet above the sea. with pure an rz,r p1re
milk malaria mosquitoes and within lnr>- = -
Ride from New York; country heartily reooi-1ie p
eans-then send cents for postage 20 t4e l4e-
slsaed or eal and get fIes az Offices below ene
LII ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES" q 13o
pages 10 gives list OF Lo.o Hotels. IeLr- Aai
Boarding houses with their location rates o. bczz
facilities attractions &C. Vacation Bureau az ~ 1loa=
IN NEW YORE-14l a. 1a14 1Ts4 BTgacTHg. as
Nsssa9 g. re Park PaOs 81 Oh ave. -. CD as
I've. St9o ia ave. 100 West 18th e.. 4t4 Og1 49,
4leset Offices. lFa1klin gu6 West 42d e. ferries
IN AltOOkLNN-S Court 81, S7e N0zlF1ld ave. cor.
S-ecol ST. so Broadway. Eagle Ofl1a
On Gay @dte Stth 2th aae 2seh Ek1urslol Seksts AZ
Iedocee rates WI Be sold 81 Broadway. 1t4 b-aat
way % Beaver e.. Court g.. HEooklyn, Weassg ca
Ac1fy olcet SWING opportunity q Ee-&lr144
Letting summer home ana also enjoying 6ay,s Gns
N tnis de8htful region Tickets good returning Nay I
J. @. ANDERSON.
TEsfdo Manager. 50 Beaver 81. n y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

made at 81 TO- Country dressed hogs quiet but steady
saes-W. r. Hume 80 state hogs 1e5 10 average AZ
81 10 per 100 10; 8 roughs 95S 10. at So 10
S. Sanders: q hogs III n at s. 50; Foughs'
e5eorgs = 81. 8 Dilenhaek state hogs 215 n. at ST.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
Farmers of Nez Perez
County Attention

Wyckliff R. Smith, editor of tbs
Potlatch Herald and republican can.
didate for representative from Nez
Perez county says in his paper that
the "sugar bounty bill has been de.
clared UNCONSTITUTIONAL
We know that Smith is seeking the
votes of his constituents on false pre-
lenses and in order that the voters
may also know we hereby agree to
pay to the Lutheran church at Cam.
eron or to any charitable institution in
Nez Perez county the sum of One
Hundred Dollars if the Honorable
Wyckliffe r. Smith will before the
9th day of November next show where
the Supreme Court of Idaho. the only
tribunal having jurisdiction in the
matter) has ever declared the sugar
bounty act of 1908 unconstitutional.
Come now, Smith, If you are not a
liar, demagogue and political
montebank prove your statement and
for once do something for the com.
munity which supports you.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19

which Mr.. Day has the tax receipts on
the following realty:
East half, sw4, blk Q. Russell end
addition Moscow, value $500, house
Sl65U., Taxes on same S145.2S aud
this six months before the house was
finished.
Lots 2. 8, A, and sea of nw4; So Of
NED and nw4 of sea and NED of sw4
sec. | tp SO, N. R. 2 w. B. NJ. Taxes
ss1.O4.
80 acres SEQ sec 6. tip SO . W m
value S1905: taxes $4,000,
So of ne4 and No sea Of sec 8 to 80,
nr 8 W b m 100 acres, value ,$252O,O0.
taxes Ss1.5s.
ea sw4 and sw4 sw4 sec IL. and n2,
nw4. sec IA tip 80, 8 W b N, 600 acres,
value $4,000, taxes S73.40.
Now some of US would like to own
half as much, but to live man, ii is
evident thatsMr. Day is interested in
Latah rather heavy and will fight for
her best interests, as for his own.
Jerry is making a fine campaign,
and is winning votes everywhere-He
is clean. likable, with the dignity of a
true man, but not the faintest trace Of
snobbishncss or pride,
With John Lorang, S. H. Knepper
and I. H. Christie, he stands for
moral reform, for citizenship above
party.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
Borah's Speech
What He Said In Kendrick
and What He Should
Have Said

Mr.. Borah maintains that there is
no mormon issue and that the present
talk regarding polygamy and the pow.
er OF the mormon Hierarchy in Idaho
is but an issue faxed by Senator Du-
bois, and yet Mr.. Borah. with this
statement on his lips before Idaho
audiences is the same man who two
years ago asking the assistance of Sen.
ator Dubois to secure him a hearing
before the committee on resolution of
the last republican nationals conven.
ton at Chicago went before that com.
mittee and with all the power of his
persuasive oratory and the force of
earnest convictions entreated the
committee to incorporate in their plat.
form plank declaring against poly.
gamy and unlawful CO .habitation and
against the interference by the NOR
mon church in political affairs. This
is the same plank which is at present
in the democratic state platform. and
Senator Dubois at St Louis did not
Urge with any more vehemance the
adoption of this plank In the National
Democratic Party than did Mr.. Dor.
ah before the Republican National
Convention. Mr.. Borah maintains
that there are no new cases of poly.
gamy in Idaho and that the mormon
church does not interfere in our polit.
'ical affairs and yet, Mr.. Borah from
his Office window in Boise watched the
polygamist apostle, Johu Henry Smith
buttonholing the members of the Ida
no legislature in endeavoring to take
out of the state constitution those
clauses which are the bulwark of the
state against polygamy and the supre.
macy of the mormon power, and
which that polygamIst apostle stated
was SO repugnant to "our people"
Mr.. Borah watched the same poly
gamist supported by President Bulge
of Bear Lake county, who openly af.
firms before the people of Idaho that
be breaks the law to the extent OF
three wives, and gently inquiries what
the people are going to do about it,
and incidentally when Mr.. Borah is
going to prosecute him, pass the sugar
bounty law. Without effort these
polygamists dragooned the bosses Of
the republican party into permitting
this passage of a resolution submitting
to a popular vote the question of
amending the state constitution. and
also of passing lew providing in the
sugar bounty bill direct gift to the
mormon church of between three and
four hundred thousand dollars of the
money CT Idaho. Mr.. Borah knows
of these things for he was the counsel
of the mormon sugar Trust and ad.
mitted this fact in his speech at Ken
drick.i
Mr.. Borah knows of the political
dictation Of the mormon church be,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
NEE PIERCE

D]For State senator-M. D, Mills, OF
: Lewiston.
For Representatives.. J. Woods,
Of lilo; E, L. Parker, of Nezperce, N.
g. Looneyr OF Mohler; Frank Gaffney,
of Pierce City; Eben Mounce, of Lew.
iston.
For Sheriff Harry Lydon, of Lew.
iston.
Fer Assessor-Joseph Kaufman, of
Forest.
For Treasurer-A. c. Gross, of
Mohler.,
For County Attorney-Daniel Need.
ham, of Lewiston.
For Auditor-A. W.. KroutiDger, of
Lewiston.
For Probate judge. H. Waan. of
Spalding.
For SehooLSuperintendent-Dona
mcleod of Kamiah.
For Coroner-Dr. ]. ]. Harrington,
Of Clifford,
For County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No. I. John Mccormack, of Tammany:
No. 2. Henry Schlader, of Russell:
No, 8, VIM. lie Baron, of Cavendish.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19

Clerk of District Court and Audi
tori ohm W. Thompson.
Sheriff. ames j. Keane.
County Treasurer-Mrs. Harry
Hayes.
County Assessor and Ex-Officio
Tax Collector Ohm Lauterbach.
Probate Judge. G.. Richcreek.
superintendent of Schools--Mrs.
A. B. Towne.
County Attorney-Left i'll hands oil
central committee to be filled.
County Coroner-Dr. w. H. GARTH
ers
Surveyor-D. W. Hannah.
The County Commissioners for the
various districts were nominated by
reclamation us follows:
FIRST District-James Bolton.
Second District--Wm III. Leasure.
Third Eistrict-Andrew Hanson.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19

quotation of Senator Dubois believes
that he is helping to obscure the IS
sues by the statement that Dubois is
reputed to have said that he was as
good REPUBLICAN as Mr.. Borah. If
the standing and record of Mr.. Borsh
is to be taken as pattern, let the re.
publicans OF Idaho pray God that ii is
true that Mr., Duboisis better repub.
lican and an infinitely better man
than Mr. Borah; for the achievements
which have made the name of the re-
publican party one of glory in the U.
>. were made by men of simple faith
and generous hearts, who scorned
lie and dared IN the cause of liberty
risk their lives and fortunes.
Mr.. Borah has the name of Lincoln
and of Roosevelt always in his mouth,
Under cover of these high names he
trusts to surreptltously obtain his per.
sonal ends, and yet the lives of those
great republicans have been dedicated
to the cause of human liberty, and the
one great issue in this campaign is
the same Issue for which Lincoln died
for which Roosevelt fought; the lndiv.
idual liberty of the citizens to vote as
his conscience dictates, to govern the
state by the will of the majority, and
the fight in Idaho as in the war of the
Rebellion and of the Spanish war,
calls for the same personal heroism,
the forsaking of party ties. the oblie.
Grafton of factional differences and
the union of all American citizens in
the one grand effort 10 maintain un
diminished and unspottei the rights
which they thems elves have inherited
Mr.. Borah can't fool the people Of
Idaho. Republicans all over the STATE
VIII stand high III the councils OF t cir
party are united with the democratic
party in this campaign on the pure
mormon issue, and saying that the in
tegrIty of this state is dearer to them
than the personal ambition of Mr.
Borah or of Mr. Gooding. and that
before everything else crime must be
punished and the majesty of the law
indicated IN the uttermost polyga
INST home in the state.
The issues in this campaign senti-
mentally gather round the PERSONAL
ties of the two candidates for u. S.
Senator. On the one hand Senator
Dubois with record absolutely spot
less, his position always known on
every question, and on the other hand
is Mr.. Borah. Mr.. Borah is IN his
own person the most striking illustra
ton of Dubois's statement that the
Mormon Hierarchy is at present in
supreme control of the present repub.
llcau organization, for in order to Sc
cure the nomination for u. S. Senate
Mr.. Borah has abandoned every poll.
teal principle which he has formerly
advocated and has led his friends who
in the campaign prior to the Pocatello
convention Loyalty supported him in
the effort to break down the republi.
can ring into box and has left those
friends to the tender mercies of their
enemies.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
ThE TICKET.

United States Senator-Fred I. Dubois,
Bingham county.
Member of Cengress-Rees Hattabaugh,
idaho county.
Justice of the Supreme Court-Stewart
8. Denning, Latah county.
Goyernor-C. o, Stockslager, Blaine
county.
Lieutenant Governor-GeorgeC c. Chaplin,
Bingham county.
Secretary of State-Floeurnoy Galloway
Washington county.
Attorney Gcnefal-Karl Paine, Ada
county.
Treasurer--Dr. J. D. Morris, Nez Perez
county.
Audi5J. M. Bennett, Canyon county.
Mine I.s oector-Sameul Norman, Shos-
hone couHfy,
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Permeal French Blaine county.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
HoW's THIS

1t has been asserted that Jerry Day
owned no realty, payed no taxes in
this county, but was simply mine
owner of Occur d'Alene. This Of
course is merely a campaign lie, but
for fear it would be believed we make
the following REPUTATION, which has
been taken from. the records. and for
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19
LATAH
INDEPENDENT TICKET
Emblem New Broom

State senator--J. J. Day, OF Mos
COW
Representatives,. II. Knepper
T. H. cbristy, Troy; John Lorraine
of Genesee-
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-19

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21
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creed which II Is accounted almost profanity deny. that
noVcls know thc o yocp thoroughly al,
their faces in mirror and present them equally That some
can draw excellent traits oi and Will dcny but
too often these traits d parcels, ike the ingredient.
pudding before the mixing
We admit. however that and another more
clearly than they express words mistake they
make ~ life. though always be attempting classify Men and
women viii not be classified when have them neatly
labeled they fling round ah do something knocks thc bottom
out OF all theories We i with twohrds Of our opn,ns
ready made such asMan SELFISH Woman spicf" vi, bs,
inherited these and have proved unjust ON the slight
est proyocaon revert them What really see Of each others
is this set Of inherited opinions spread over our fellow
lures For the final third have e TRUTH msconccpo
and most Of all conjecture