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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
IN ME NORiUM.
Hall Of IIl Ia Tonka Tribe,


Versailles, Mo. oct. 10, 1000.
Whereas, It has pleased the Great
Spirit, IN His infinite wisdom, to remove
from among us our esteemed brother,
who vas "A charter member Of this tribe,
James G.. Sullcns, who departed this life
October 5,h, 1905, aud
Whereas, The earthly spirit that made
our association with him pleasant is at
AN end, the Great Spirit having called
him to Himself, thus closing our further
intercourse, and
Whereas, BY his many enrolling traits
Of character he has endeared hi,nsclf 10
us, and in his career left an example to
his friends and fellow members, and
Whereas, Those many qualifications
which he possessed influence us in a sin
serc desire OF appreciation OF his lie
among us; be it therefore
Resolved, That in the departure OF
james G. SullcnS, who was a member OF
Wichita Tribe, No. lOS, and a charter
member OF iIa IIa Tonla Tribe, No. ia,
We sincerely dcpiorc the loss Of ono to
whom Hc had become ~affcctionatcly at,
taChcd by long association and by rela-
tons which were never marred by the
least occurrence If an ~uniricndly act.
Resolved That a copy Of these resolu
tions be presented to the relatives OF IL,
deceased, aud that the same be at,achoC
70 and become a part OF the minutes .,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
ORDER Or

STATE or MISSOURI, l., In the Morgan
COrSIY on MORGAN, county circuit court
TO Dee. term. 100.
oliver T. Bond and T. =, bond, plaintiffs,
Lucy lick. Noble Johnston aud iaiscy iiacEel
defendants.
Atth's day com X plaintiffs herein by attorney
and files their pa;ltipn ana affidavit. alleging ~
unug pthr. thiug- that defendants, Lucy Hicks,
'iollic johnston sud Dai.cy Hackci. are MOI
residents # tIr -tnto e Nis-uuti.
Nhcicunou. II 80 ordered by the clerk ~ vuca-
ton that said defendants be notified by publ
cation That plaintiffs have commenced q suit
'Rniust turu ia tbs court, The object auI
general nature ui which j. TO asCctitiu nU'
determine tho rPht tiilc iut"fc-i aud estate e
%. iuljis HUI ucigiuiAut, s~tNCIully IN uuG 10 lHr
Following dc Dfihcd laurs TO- Wit. Tie }ou'i-
vest quarter Of tie southwest quarter Of SECTION
tw'uiy.-'s Is"l IN township torty-thIr,'A8i Of
t1U.o-iNrru Ilb}, In Morgan county, Mis- Gus
aua that unless the 3 ID Lucy Hicks Npilic
tue 'Hui at tEr ucNt f"rm tNc''Y', 10 b" begun
and hl!1t At the court house ia III" cay of
Nsrsui.ss. iu safe county, on tho roth i.Y Of
Dortrrnrl i..yt. aud on - before the first 'Iy Of
'nid torn. ans'"cr ~ pi'al 20 the petition IN
SAID 'aI-r. the --wc viii b. taLcLu a. o.. uicasud.
and Judgement viii be rendered ac,prdil gly.
Aud ~ r. iuithrr ptlrivd. mat q coos ho|cpi
hc puh.i.h,d, 49,, riding to law, IN the HipiYUr
County hIrr rtiCNE. a newspaper iphl'.url
weekly IA snid county. fOi iunr wrrks su'Urs sivr.
~. ~. lrsi Insertion 10 Dee ~ least 90 oay~ he
fore tle first day OF tire next tcIu,t tI's curTt.
W TIiGShS, circuit Clerk.
A t'ne r ,py from the record.
Vstnc.s my nnud nth u" zeal Of ~" Ci-cui'
I~rtI curt - Morgan gnru'' tht, sd
day OF Oetobrr. ~ " { THOMAS.
- Gi1rpi, clerk
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

Di:. j. l.. BLAINE, Physician & Manager.
For = y-.rs chief cf medical staff at Dwight. III.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
ORDER or PUBLLCATIQN.


corHrY or mOpGAa,
In the Circuit Cput, of Morgan County. Ms
SCUM, August term, Friday, the him Iny, Aug.
ust i.th. !,f|
vi cinnu Marriott, Plaintiff.
Hardin /" Marriot, Oia.uo Marriott. Martha
iia rot. Fleet Marriott. Ie"iie kigp. and
I1un,r Rigs her husband GIncc AaiTait aid
Edwaid Narfi II, dcieuaguts
now. al this day comes tie rl.iut!f i"'sju.
by ms ati"tUrIs ana n!rN his aN1.nGtG petition
h't'Ih hiIcylHP, among ether trUy- tiat H..
drlrroonl. Epwu'd marriott. TO- a nou-icsidcf I
innUcd il rh', action
WI crci"io b b, g. dc'cl ~ tic court thai 9th
l,'iipu lie made notifying saII defendant ttat
"1 action ma, been commenced against Eim g..
lrill n ~ ihc circuit Ipui;' Morgan CuunI.
IN the state Of Missouri the orlECt uu general
i"lu' " 81 which IL for the partition nd sale q
~" GLOWING dcsCiilcd real csi. ~, tt-~iI Tie
'"'th'a p.'litr OF ire southeast a. after 81
~ uth~a-t luartCr Of the southwest quarter
OF sect ora nine i"j. al IN township iu'tVt~u
l}-l ~ ion,r t.ghicen ilFl all IN Nlciyun trun-
e Ni'.r"'i .rd uulcs, he be- and arr,ar attl~
i'hl |'iip ri lhi- court 10 be holden at TIA,
court Iuu-r in tHo Guy II N,T0incs. in sid
COUNT ~ NprEan aud state Of Missouri. on H..
!y'H I'F h' IcNc'uhei, ig'H, 1t hoII the second
~ may "a brc-n,her, and answer ur r,cud to
tHi p"litipu Tie are will l.. talcr as ~conl.s,.
'd a'rl jpdgmer win be icrd,rcd p,cordirg.r
y a. 'ultArr ordered that n copy hereof W, 'r"h
iH'tn otr' q week IN the Mutrau County u, u,-
H''a' = "''spap"r printed and pphi she'd wax
v''Es ru',cssivcly. The last insertion Ia Lc nj
least lhilty laws LcfCrc the commencement, 81
TIE nest tenn Of this court.
". {. THOMAS, Circuit Clerk
A tt'c copy from the rccoyt
witness may haul aud thc ,rd of the c;,c.;,
d,, ,,'au court OF Mor.4;n COUNTY. This 2zd
"'N ~ august iyH. ". { THOMAS.
''' IiIoit CicIk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

We believe in reciprocity that re-
Fps, but the Function folks haven't
earned that reciprocity must be at
least nearly equal to be fair. The
difference is 13J Versailles visitors
vent to BunCcton, while only 81
i.unnjc: visited Versailles. On ac-
count Of the Eagles nice write-up Of
our fair last "eck, We won't say all
the mean things we've been thinking,
III hoping that the Bunceton folks
may reform, and give US as many as
We give them. OF course Versailles
won't hold this against Bunccton, for
sc are the best people in the world,
having learned, when smIttcn on one
check to turn the other and have it
,mittcn also, but this may not last, so
1--WE us a square deal and we will cal.
I SQUARE.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

ming plant, it gives everybody a chance
to share in the benefit. The little tots 9
and . years old, mothers and fathers
who waut to work are employed at good
wages. Farmers can cultivate two or
three acres Of tomatoes and never neglect
his other crops in the least-toniatoes
are not much more difficult 10 cultivate
than corn or any other crop and are much
more profitable. Meta Herald.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

THEY had a MING inch snow in New
Mexico last Friday, and orchards and
other crops were destroyed, trees.
telegraph and telephone poles were
brokcn down, and the country APP
peared as if "A cyclone had struck it.
\. NJ. may become a splendid sum
mcr resort when she gets her climate
IN straight
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
VERSAILLES FAIR WAS FINE.
What We Saw and How We We're
Treated in Morgan County's
Capital.

Between forty and fifty persons from
Bunceton were present at the Versailles
carnival, fair and horse show on big
Thursday" and every one Of them has a
good word to say for Morgan county's
capital.
The Junior editor Of the Eagle did not
go over until the afternoon train, but
even then there was much Of interest to
see. We were piloted through the de
partnlents by those two splendid gentle
men, John I~Iannay and Samuel Daniels,
editors and proprletors Of that good pa
per, the Versailles Leader, Messrs.
Iiannay and Daniels are proud Of Yer
saillcs and Morgan county, and the city
should, in turn, he proud Of them,
for they are fine, puLlic.spirited men.
The court house, where the agiicul,u-
raj aud horticultural display was made.
was first visited, and TO say we were as
tonislied is putting it mildly. The lrui,
d splay OF 800 heaping plates, principally
apples, was by far the largest and finest
W = w. ''N' 'N = ''N'i'D M -
the way ii should not be forgotten that
Morgan county fruit has taken many
premiums even at worlds fairs and a. far
away as the Paris Exposition.
Some idea If the farm display may be
had VIXEN it is understood that there
were 10 entries Of Irish potatoes, ii Of
bects, 4 Of sweet potatoes, 4 Of tobacco,
3 Of squashes and pumpkins, of wheat
and 81 of corn.
Peppers corn show, conducted by that
entsrprisilR merchant, AdolIh ToIIcr,
has been a feature for seven wears. Mr..
Pepper has shown his enterprise by Civ
ing away hundreds Of dollars IN picmi-
ans. He is a fine gentleman, and it was
our pleasure TO take supper with him and
his estiinaLlc family at their elegant
home. Mr.. Pepper viii soon move his
big stock Of goods into the $50, 600 three
story brick building which is now being
erected 10y the /. O. o. +. Lodge Of Yer
s%aillcs. The best thing about this build.
ing, which would be an ornament TO any
city, is that IT is being built entirely OF
Versailles buck, than which there are
lone better.
But to return to the fair. On ~lcayirp
the court house We went Though the
poultry department where there were
probably IS birds ON display, aud mosr
Of the turkeys, ducks, geese aad chick
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

All the to~ns in this paIt oi he
country seem 10 lave been shown as to
the benefit Of = canning factory.
Vienna, I%'recbu1g. Argyle, iio:R.
Westphalia and Ibe,ia are all making
preparations 10 Iut ~ plants for II q
canning season. Thee "a np,liug yoa
could DO gentlemen, -. would do a.
mech for your topn 40 to pat in q eau
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

STATE or MISSOURI. 80 In the Morgan
COuSIy on HykGAN, 'Couniy circuit court
to DcC. term. ly)G.
oliver T.. Bond and T bond, plaintiffs,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
NOTICE or rIN,L srrrLF.irHr.

%oticr il iciccg gi"eu. TIA the undersigned,
Caroline ~ HAM ). nd aLni,trntIiy OF the estate
Of Wa a. EaukV. dtcu-' al. VII make hnul
p t'lcr"ru' 81 ter accounts -'l = ~ estate g.,
such Rfm'ui-tIutfir At the HrHt t-Is ~ If the
Probate Cpuu g. tt,rgdn t,rlty ,'ts,,uri. Io
h G0ldcu AZ NcItniIicyin 'Hid ccrity, on the
l1t. udy Of "%ovcuber. A. y. I5Oo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Township Ticket.

Foi JusEcc of tie Peace, .
Haw Greek Township. Fired Keek
For Justice Of the Peace
Morcau Township. .....f. G. Legerc
.ior Constable Morcau Town
ship Vim. J.. Wilson
r{or Constable IIaw Creek.
Township ...........Framk Brown
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

a FRIEND Of the REPUBLICAN,. and a
good friend Of Versailles, suggests that
&c hold a big fall reunion Of three
days the latter part Of this month or
early next month, the first day TO be
Old settlers day, the second day to
pe a reunion Of the Blue and the
Gray, and the third day either rciigi-
Gus or pOlitical--a wide divergence.
While Versailles depends for support
n the farmer and his family il is all
eolutely necessary that the town keep
IN close touch with the country. The
-ypensc need not be large for such a
Gathering, as home amuscmcnts could
re furnished, and those attending
"ould certainly bring with them a
1oodly part OF the entertainment, the
I'D settlers to tell Of their trials and
irlbulatlons in the pioneer days in
his glorious country, the sold boys
could give their experiences Of the
late unpleasantness," 50 far away
now the bitter IS gone, and on the
.hrd day, which ever was chosen,
tould ,.c either the best-or worst.
What do YOU think OF ID
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

WI are o! the opinion that all the
Republican voters able to get 10 the
jol', On NOV. Oh VIII be there.
There is not a ghost of a reason for
ny Republican staying At home, or
Ding fishing this year, while there is
yc!s less eXcu5 for any Democrat to
. t2.the polls; and every one Of
taem- wlio won't,ote the Republican
.lcke., should eithe.stay 1T home or
- fishing on that day. Last election
,any Republicans did stay at home,
.sy bad become hopeless OF ever
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

A PERMANENT BUSINESS-S5O to $3.50
and upward per week. POSITIVE Rep
resentatives wanted everywhere to oper-
ate sales parors for the BEST ladies'
and gents dress shoe known; ten orig
inal sight-selling, health and comfort
features; factory to consumer; previous
experience unnecessary; profit possibili-
ties unlimited; NO RISK. Reply quick.
KUSHION KOMFoRT SHOE CO., Bos-
ton, Mass. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

s ROOMS modern. 4o6 N. I'D st.
D-M208 Tx
S26.0O-6-room, all modern, West Farnam,
almost new dwelling, excellent neighbor-
hood.
SINNER & CHASE CO.,
Houses, Lots, Suburban Property. -
1909 Farnam st. Tel. Douglas 1867.
DIG IL
LOOK AT THESE.
1410 N. 18th, S-room, city water, on South
Omaha car, $3.50.
923 N. 18th, 5-room, well. close In. $40.
44l0 N. 18th, 5-room, In good location, SI1.
S2l6 Corby St. Groom, city water and els
tern. $3.50
1904 Lincoln Blvd, Groom, modern, $3.50.
1916 s. 9th, 7-room, strictly modern, nice
yard, good location, a bargain for SIS. Be
sure and see II.
400 Farnam, 7-room all, modern, 800
SOB s. 9th, s-room, strictly modern, S5.
4107 Lafayette Ave-, S-room, strictly modern,
$3.50. =. t's.
31& Cass, Groom, all modern, $50 80.
900 s. 9th, Groom, close in SIS.
We have others. See our list before you
move.
PAYNE BosTwICK & CO.. co.'s NY. Life.
D-192 II
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

FOR RENT-sHOUSES.
1904 Chicago, S-rooms; modern. SSO
4925 Webster, 9 rooms; modern. so.
49l5 Webster. rooms; modern except
furnace. ST.
$40 N. 50th Ave-, rooms; modern. 40.
1926 Parker ST., s rooms; modern except
furnace. $40.
lis s. 3lst ST., rooms; modern. $40.
L. L. JOHNSON CO.,
Phone Red 1916 Room Barker Blk.
D-21A IL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

AGENTS WANTED-Sell our 81 bottle Of
sarsaparilla for CSC; best seller; $50 per
cent profit write today for terms and
territory. F. r. Greene, 115 Lake St,
Chicago. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

SELL our reservoir dustless floor and car
pet brushes In stores. schools. residences,
public buildings, hotels. halls; field I'M
limited; reduce dust 81 per cent, actual
test gold medal at st. Louis Worlds
Fair strictly guaranteed; big margin and
great seller, with opportunity TO build up
permanent trade; exclusive territory; no
competitions; state experience. Milwaukee
Dustless Brush Co.. Milwaukee, Wis.
J-965 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Sinner & ChaS e Co.
Real Estate Investments.

We deal in large and small invest
ments yielding from to IL per cent.
Name the sum you have to invest, the
location desired, we will furnish same.
All inquiries treated confidentially.
You may be looking for a ready built
dwelling. Here are a few from our
list:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

Name the sum you have to invest, the
location desired, we will furnish same
All inquiries treated confidentially.
You may be looking for ready built
dwelling. Here are a few from our
list:
DWELLINGS.
81, S00.00-S-R. all modern, Bemis
Park, oak finish down stairs.
Special price.
$4,000.00-9-R. all modern, Hanscom
Park district, east front,
on paved street, north of
Park.
300.00-7-R. all modern dwelling,
close to High School, walking
distance business r
81 ,5OO.00-6-R. modern except fur
mace, near oath and Spencer,
almost new.
81, 50.00-9-R. dwelling, city water,
two blocks from car, special
price for quick sale. Time to
pick up is when it's offered.
$1,0OO.00-5-R. cottage, good repair,
small barn, near oath car.
VACANT.
5 90O.00-Fine building lot on South
goth st.
5 550.00-Bemis Park lot facing on
Hamilton.
$2,900.00-Good building lot 66x132,
near st. Mary's Ave-, paving
all paid.
SUBURBAN.
We are headquarters for acreage in
the outskirts of the city.
u acre northwest part of city,
slightly, set 1t out to strawberries and
one crop will pay for land and labor.
10000
/ acre (six lots) just the thing for
grapes, chickens, gardening; when i'm
proved will pay for itself in one sea-
son. Special price $4,000.
9 acres finest kind of land for pota-
toes, splendid cherry orchard on land
adjoining, nonresident owner says sell
for 100000.
10 acres, Just the place to raise
chickens and pigs. Put out a few acres
to fruit and it will make you independ-
ent. Improvements, CIR. house, handy
to South Omaha.
Sinner & Chase Co.
Builders of Modern Houses.
1903 Farnam ST. Ground Floor.
Tel. Douglas 1857.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

AGENTS-New offer: Write for II; a win
ner; big money maker; agents making
$50 to $50 weekly giving handsome mirror
at Is cents: crew and branch ofice man.
ayers doubling this. Parker Chemical
Co., Chicago. J-962 Xix
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
SOUTH OMAHA BARGAINS.

SOUTH OMAHA BARGAINS.
$4OO0-S0-room boarding house and saloon,
renting for $500 per year. / block south
Armour office.
$685. block from street car, 3-room house.
lot 25x30; $3.50 cash, balance easy.
81 5OO-9l9 n. 2Sth ST., 5-room house, city
water; house in good repair; $500 cash.
balance monthly.
So 4OO-10-room house, corner lot. Goth and
G SITS; all or part cash; city water, BATH
etc.
$4OUO-3 acres, with broom HOUSE,
STORE, BARN, feed mill, trackage on
U. p. r. r., X miles south Albright car
line: u cash
Cheap lots in MAHONEY & NJ. ADD,
BROWN PARK, POTTER g. COBB and
ALBRIGHT. List your property with me
for quick sale.
d nor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

RELIABLE man or woman 20 travel, dis
tribute samples and employ agents. Local
managers also. SIS a week and expenses.
Ziegier & Co., 225 Locust St., Philadelphia.
J-M91S Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

refined people to repre-
sent old reliable Arm; salary, SIS per
week. Expenses paid. Can double salary
in commissions Outfit free. Morse &
Co., Is Van Buren, St.. Chicago.
J-9S2 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

$50 A MONTH salary and expenses to
men with rig to introduce our guaran-
teed poultry and stock remedies. Seud
for contract; we mean business and fur
nish best references @. r. Bigler Co..
x51s Springfield, Ill. J-M92O Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

GAS LAMP-Makes it's own gas, light equal
to electricity, heater heats any room In
zero weather. cooker cooks anything; all
three In one at cost Of 1 cent daily;
agents making big money. Crown Co.,
123 Liberty St, Dept. 2s5, New York.
J-961 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

TWO press brick fats. bo1-5Os 8. 18th ST.,
or 10 rooms each; ground enough for
another building: for quick sale, 1850.
F. d. WEAD. 1874 Douglas
RE-aos IL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
FOR RENT-sHOUSES.

FOR RENT-S-room house; modern 3il5
Cunning st. Inquire Mullen, 1919 Grace st
D-227 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
statesmen WANTED

salesman, by a large manu-
facturer for Nebraska territory, TO sell
staple, well advertised line to dealers; eX-
elusive territory and liberal drawing ac-
count; no jewelry or faker statesmen need
apply; state briefly qualifications. Box
1873, St Louis, Mo. L-94S Xix
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

PORTRAIT men, deal with the artists;
guaranteed work at lowest prices; sam
Piles free. The Siegfried Studio, Ill Blue
Island Ave, Chicago. J-978 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

class statesmen to soil gem
eral trade; commission line will earn you
5000 per year; investigate. Lock Box 81,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. L-9H Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

MANAGER wanted In every city and
county, handle best paying business
known, legitimate. new, exclusive con-
troll, no insurance book canvassing
Address Chas. Halstead, "a West 26th ST.,
N. Y. J-954 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

AGENTS-Legitimate substitute for slot
machines. Sells for one dollar. Two sam
pies. express prepaid, one dollar; partic-
J-114 Tx
AGENTS-$5.00 per day 80 days credit to
you. 800 per cent profit Plan and COM
pleet instructions free, Fidelity p. Co.,
120 8. Paulina ST.. Chicago. J-1l6 Tx
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Most Active Stock.

Although the trading on the local stock
board represented an aggregate OF 1870
shares OF stock today there was lacking
any very decided show of enthusiasm
except on the bond call, which forged
TO the front with "a very respectable
amount OF business. Six different is
sues We're represented ana prices held
well in nearly every Instance
In stocks Greene Copper was the lead
er with close TO one thousand shares,
while Railway common came in good
second with but 100 shares less TO its
credit. In the first case the loss was &
good quarter point. while on the com
mon the gain was about an equal
amount. The preferred barely got on
the record.
Gas stock Is plentiful at SO and bay
ers are inclined 10 hold OF under the
impression that lower prices are due
l. is not Il condition that looks very
promising to the bull contingent on this
stock.
Mergenthaler was weaker and sellers
were rather more insistent In their de
sire for business than has been noticed
for several days. While no sales were
made, the stock was 10 be had at Il re-
CeSsiOn from recent prices. Lanstou
lacked any appearance Of interest
Mitchell Mining also fell under the ban.
and did not get on the record. Rut six
dlHeTeHJ stocks were dealt in as against
tWenty-slN on Thursday.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD ATHLETIC MEETS
Tests VIII Be Held Every Thursday
Evening Beginning With January 3.
Prelim This Month.

TO create interest among the mem
bers in athletics at the Y NJ c. A. a
preliminary athletic meet VIII be held
on Thursday, December 20, at p. m.
in the gymnasium.
Beginning on Thursday. January ,,
1917. there win be an athletic contest
every Thursday night In the gym. IN
dividual scores will be kept and at the
end OF the season a group photograph
viii be taken of the five men making
the highest score.
There will fa.so be three monthly inter
class team contests in which five men
out OF the following classes will par
tclpate; The hygieuic and recreative
class. the doctors and students class.
the clerks class, and the graded even
ing class, A photograph viii be taken
of the team making the highest score
of the contests. These photographs VIII
be hung in the gallery Of the assoeia-
ton.
Early in April an athletic meet viii
be held ia which gold silver, and bronze
medals viii be given to the three men
making the highest total number OF
points Ribbons will be given for the
FIRST second, and third place in each
event.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
CABINET RUhORS
AFFECT MARKET
Allege Session Was Held
to Discuss Money
Situation.

NEW YORK. Dec. THE stock mar
ket opened heavy with declines ranging
from "A TO q I'm the majority of the list.
However, New York Central aud Penn
sylvania opened 4 To = higher. re-
spectiveIy. United States Steel COM
mon, which sold ex-dividend of p, re-
corded a gain of S. and Car Foundry
rose Il on the announcement OF dividend
resumption The heaviest losses ex-
tended 10 = in Reading and Canadian
Pacific and y in Southern Pacific. St.
Paul declined Is.
The market ruled firm To strong even
with the highest rates Tor cali money
prevailing that have been established
so far in this period OF extreme tension
in the money market.
In the general list a large part Of
buying was by room traders Price
movements were nearly all To higher ttg-
ures after some slight declines in the
first few minutes.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds lower.
A number OF the room traders had a
Washington at which the money slJua-
ton is being discussed, and belief was
created that the chief result or the
meeting will be an announcement OF the
Govern menL's purpose te buy Donds
Enough buying was induced by these
stories TO cause fair advances.
Al midday nearly everything on the
list showed some gain over yesterday :
closing.