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New-York tribune., 1906-08-18

market 10 points decline
sales 300 bales Southern sPot markets. were teesaphsd
557 bales CHARLESTON steady a. oc; sales 100 bales
s New 9ea5 a,et ic lover at ioc sales bales Cal
yest2n feeay e oNer at 11-lec sales 7s4 bales
NorfstE QUIET lso higher at 1o1so; sales 81 bales
Special Cotton Exchange Lysrpoo! cables FP9t @ cot9n as
5oO0 bales: sales. American 1900 specuGtion eHq d &
sr P9s CS a. 1S POINTS sdvanoo ana closed net
1st seoteTnder sd: septerber-October I5G5l9d
oc'ober6Se1abs 5I4a 51617d
eaarySIareh. 51sgI9a: HIarch-ADr 52oG2ld' April
Aiz FIoTR AND mEAeana -four vas better t9
aS a5 te5 Business in springs and winters was about
The ordinary Prices showed no chanee aha 5 "a S0
steady RYE KoFR Io steas g sgs4 CoRNs4T quiet
Ta fl G6g ano{sa' bareT steady city quiet
IN n sacks; flour de So I.So5sSo 70 sacs mid
I s91as24 so rsd dog s2s so horny chop s2l bulk
S S = fSSL. Tnexpectediy bgllsn from
atroad responsible for siFoT,E a'V % al al sbort a
good deal n rad to be covered and N the SeP
T1rirr tho dav however domestic news had lie eiIeG
So nc NJ Heh [ ATrentine shipments only s55 coo
previous week. and reports q ran @ n t @ si,,ato was
Us Indifference alo1g exports me- t4 Ls,-e bzen
.6 vas Eot backed up BY orders cash wheat and
meTs said there Te[S "a "a ster in the Northwest for
cbacJred further covering of shorts and ar
,stcT ire efvasce Paris markets closed from 10
OK HIGHER and Berlin was ur marx. ~ INC
- ssAFode-u report ca01a IN, conflrl,-
nfterloon M 5,ces TO the farm oner-
tas bae- considerably reduced Part cf this was que
connection with the corn crop pul p soou
- - +, resulted from dissatisfaction with present Iauet
receipts show 8fout louV W pisll
cs 90 Ssb cor9Dnred with oOO bush last year Sea
,osr7 claarances wheat amounted 10 ~" ~ hlsh h
go vas substantial increase IN weehly cisarancs
1-+ F,e,-oss amounted 70 40 nnds. where the frele
a-actes +bree cr times much The Cash laIEet
closed follows: 10 2 red. t4n eleE eEat
-EIsc n aa0at: No NorInti,-
-s .-,-ts- Tqc q b afoat. CORN-Ine only RESPONSE
- - +be strength IN wheat was flfIt upIHrh ~
~, e-a-tr, T. used by holders as Fooc pace 20
lot a long corn ana prices rIl 81 -,
y 60 -rices we're stdlzc net lower With Septe1 Der
- ,,1sY earzitfve unloading operations ne bt
~ - c1r7rnselou house account eaFiv ~ the cav
ihe ,-tart factor IN the decline wes te increasing
tenaencE ~ ~ 1,yrR orders the spot article Ar
10 hhl T--a-+s s0r,rteF . 3Eg nGn hush AgBtnst
t.,eE ryerfl1s weel- 40 corn II
G51tc elevator - arrive. ana % &C
iolF, ,eoa+. 10 ,urita CO. No = VelioF tIc ." /.
-. market for oats was aI7es Nes,h a.
,gor+tvest end commission Eolae srl!'1Z nc
~ York quoted as 'lio
- -. t..s new snd old Wf1ed. ~ - - 10 On
~ ,r.ta 10 - - n 37Q3se; cli-pea Whi,T - 20
- - :, .fasac T2YE-siarSst nominal 30 Westeill
60 TO- 80 z-or Tredstreet's eTnorts for ne week 't
er Gas -lg last since Juy - 45H--~I,' Ea+ 7-a
s5- ,rt 80 veer Exports = corn I0T 'e Ne- - =. ,,
c~tr p,2 ea7 last -rear npd 1l1Iofi iaai 1ti- f'
rYfv u = fo+ 40 aeair~t 2if ifst yea
NEw YORK PRICES ,.t.r-
c.., tt~b Low close. day.
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
-gradstree-'s" saws:

Confidence Increases as crops, prom7iSiing large
not record Yields IN nearly all instances,
ss2-oach maturity, aad jobbing operations, de-
-aac from drst hands and orders from manu-
--.-ll-ers b-Cacen the month advances
osicogt.on Of drygoods, particularly OF cot
.a Ia5rcs. has been large scale al urIn or
te7ancag prices. and other wearing apparel build
lg material. iron and steel, agricultural inlpIe-
saelts. hardware and wool have all been moved
-ssy. Prices nave been notably strong, except ior
seT crop cereals and for cotton which feel the IN
1.elce q large present or prospective crops sell
- q farmers of new wheat has been cheeke9 py
re lowest prices paid for four years past KAN
ssy operations cOntfnue immensely pronLapAe. as
sl9gl by increased dividends announced py 4eac-
.E Pacific railroads and by reports for the month
= July pointing 70 a gain OF Il per cent II gross
sss,eipE q year ago, with gains widespread IN
- sections Iron prices stifen and the fears OF a
runaway market increase. There is even evidence
y y improvement II Western bituminous coaI,
-s.lerlo Il unsatisfactory cordiuon CornpltlhLs
u scarcity = labor affecting OUTPUT come from
sty secton 0f the country. Collections are
ssF better or the whole. though conpIalntS Is Is
.e-e mat they 60 not increase relatively as Iabs
e Goes the volume Of business transacted crop
.-olag demands are causing an Increased now OF
--aey % the country and the outlook IaEofs 2
-a-l1lec Eti6 market. Bank clearings t-louBn
e-salF Below last week. are heavily IN excess o. q
e ago Al signs stu point 10 volume OF LSLI
- E:ater trade IN excess OF a year ago ana OF
lasadaF ye2r SURPRISING al previous records
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
DsyI1sss ss s:sa,Itsi as5R' Lone Island Sound

N1RwlgH LINE On opShy9 o0 90!y s'sarsF 3 E I6i P3s
NJ; for New London connecting there Cor NoTWieh.
Nara Pier Newport, Prov, Boston etc New 40ndo3
ret BY same day, due n. Y. II 100 P. NJ. s3S0.
NEW HAVEN IINE Str. Rich Peck. days. Pies
NEH hAsEh Llh6s 90. E. R.. 2:45: Pier 20. z. r. e.
z. 22d St, 500 p n return. Tvs New Haven 12sS night
Sundays: Leave Pier a. r. $50 A. NJ: ga
St. 1000 A. NJ; New York S:45 P. n. Exc
Tkts., week days 81 IS good days Sun Exc Tkts 81
ppI1CEp0pT lime Week days strs- I've Pier 20, z r.,
9"io1@' OHt Li"~s II 200 A AZ and 500 p 81 (SGSs..
p. NJ. Aft. boat f. 2 22d St. $3.50 CSat. 2:3O).
I've Bridgeport 500 A. NJ and 1900 night Except
Pier z. 30 n E 2d ST., $50
p. NJ bridgeport 900 a. II. ana 1900 night Fare
60 each going BY return by rail- 81
CHARMING NIGHT TRIPS by steamers OF the Fall
River. Providence and New Bedford lines Descriptive
folder application Address Daylight Trpss p O.
Box 452 New York
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TEEGHERS WANTED.

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COTTON REcEIPTs.
rAyADIAN NORTHERN.

New York August II, 1906
re following net receipts oe cotton aG
4 pcF,s Eines September !:
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The largely Increased circulation Of The
Sunday Tribune neoessitatrs going TO
press ~ aa early houF. AdVertiscEs siI
confer favor By sending IN their sODy at
the earliest Essslble moment.
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NO44Ceo u SN44t A44A1~St1' OUMtcAt SCaNCn.
MorTistowu. y. J. Catholic Institution 81 =.
higher education of Fun colIesiasa ana IEosca-
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

Salmon. Idaho, Oct. 10. 1905.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

a deal with the Mormons for the SEN
atorship for purposes best known to
the parties to the agreement. The
general reputation OF the Mormons
for political intrigue was not sacri.
feed by the logic OF this deal. Borah
can serve Smoot, tho sugar trust,
and at the same time be lesh for any
aud all other dirty Jobs.
As an evidence OF the offensive and
defensive alliance Of the republicans
and Mormons the senator cited Mr..
French In his voluntary defense Of
Smoot before the committee Of con-
gress.
Also the history of the. Pocatel'o
job that made Mormon tools the pres.
ent leaders OF the republican party
In the state. That revolving history
OF the rule Of the Salt Lake hierarchy
is familiar to all readers and observ-
ers of events. The Mormons gave
the party Iiorah and the Goodine
machine. The dose was bad mix
ture OF incongruities, but the Nor
mons said, take IL. The republican
party patient did not have the
strength to say, no. Gooding and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

Mormons promise In their plea for
amnesty.
In reply to this speech Mr.. Borah
will try to deceive the people TO be-
lieve that Mr.. Dubois, In times past
had received Mormon support for Of.
fee. The historical fact is that only
one Mormon voted for the senator
during all OF his political career of
over twenty years. This diversion Is
deemed expedient for the purpose of
anticipating one Of MI. Borah's de-
ceptive illusions.
Mr.. Dubois offered proof that Mr..
Borah was the attorney of record for
Mr.. Smoot. He read the certificate
from the public records of congress
sional committee, TO establish this
fact. He also said that he had evi.
dence to prove that the prominent
republican candidate for the senator.
ship was attorney for the Mormon
end OF the sugar trust. The Logical
conclusion is, though the senator die
J not say so, that the Mormons wan,
their attorney to have a vote In Tho
senate OF the United States. liz
charged Mr.. Borah with having mad,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
HAS DIFFERENT OPINION! !!
". B. Barton, 4 frekltef 0v6 the Lees.
Ms Rosds, 0oauodl(ts (eannika-
tiOa N Otter PlDd.

The Recorder:
The letter which Mr.. CoIwell had
published In defense OF the present
board OF county commissioners has
Just been brought to my attention.
AS a freighter over the road In aues-
tion should be qualified to Judge OF
the subject matter OF that unreason-
able defense.
1t Is question beyond dispute
that the road leading west from Sal
non, tie most important thorough
fare In the county has been woefuliy
neglected for the past two years, not
only In the district over which Mr..
Colwell presides but In the other dis.
trict as well. In proof OF this asser-
tion the fact may be cited that Mr..
Colwell tried to haul ton over this
same road OF which he speaks with
eight horses and he mired down,
since he wrote that defense.
1t Is a fact that this road Is In a
friehtful state OF neglect at this
time. The culvetts are broken down.
but they are never repaired. The
freighters are left to make the roads
passable There are such culverts
and bridges now In Mr. Colwell's
district, that have been thrown out
Of the road and the fIeighters are
compelled 10 wailow through the
mud holes the best they can. All
the money, and II Is an extravagant
sun, that has been expended on the
big hill and on the entire road sys-
TEN over the Leesburg summit has
been wasted.
An eight horse team belonging To
George Devils was precipitated into
Big creek about the time Mr.. Colweil
was writing this defense. by the CIV.
ing away of a neglected grade. In.
stead OF repairing this break so that
traffic could be resumed, the super
visor neglected his duty and hastened
TO Salmon presumably TO fix up polit.
lea. fences, collect his salary and
write this defense. lie knowingl,
left this road impossible to be re-
parted by the freighters who were II
the blockade. Al the close Of an ex
pensive summer this road IL now al
most impossible. All the big appro
priations for this road have beer
deliberately wasted. There are ~
good effects from the work done. n
this early date Of the only seasor
that required any expenditure.
Wm. B. BARTON.
Salmon, Idaho, Oct. 10, 1905.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

Four Years OF Republican Administration

~Twenyfve dollars
lyear, which still remain unpaid.
1.-THE
thine $2 will another
at that time approximately Between and the
will will
Thousand dollars
deficiency
leen twenty thousand dollars
We desire
Iof the
by
1.-THE constantly increased
BY adding which the OF
lin
telling the which
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

There Is a nucleus of government
formed since that OF the United
States, which is perfect" 4" (See
Journal OF Discoveries, Orson Pratt,
Vol. 3, page 72). The government
here referred to is that OF the Nor
mon priesthood.
The same apostle raised and an
swered In the same discourse the fol-
lowing question: "Is 1t right, is It
lawful for another government to be
organized within the United States
OF theocratical nature? Yes, per.
fectly so." This hierarchy claims
"the power and right *%~ to ap-
point, ordain and establish constitu-
tions, and Kingdoms and to appoint
kings, presidents, governors and
judges" (See Key to Theology, 4th
editions page 79). will not the
patriotism of every true American
in the Gem state rise up against this
ecclesiastical claim to override the
free choice Of every citizen? Wha,
becomes Of the ballot of the citizeni
The Mormon leaders deny that they
attempt to rule the temporalities OF
the people. But here is their In
spired teaching, with which theil
tyrannical practice has always har.
monized, viz: "When God sets up 8
system of revelation, as he has done
by the priesthood in these latter
days. he sets up system Of govern
ment that shall rule both tempora
and spiritual matters" (See Mil
lenial Star, Vol. %, page 2l4).
Further, the bravest man thai
ever taught in the Mormon church
speaking OF the priesthood rule, de
clared that ''It Is an order of gov
eminent established by divine au
thority. 1t is the only legal govern
ment that can exist in any part o
the universe. All other government
are illegal and unauthorized" Use,
Orson Pratt's discussion concerninI
the kingdom Of God.)
| Will the patriot citizens of Idah
accept such teaching, and supper
the men who are put forward by thi
dominant ecclesiasticism? The fol
lowing reasonable utterances cIowl
the above disloyalty, Wis: "The da
will come when the United State
government and all others will b
uprooted. (See Journal of Dis
courses, Vol. 3, page l.. Will an
honest man, no matter what politics
party he affiliates with, consent t
act with those who accept this yok
from the Mormon priesthood? wi
any man who loves his country an
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

kins; Recording Sec. Mrs. LanRsdorf;
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Quarles; Treas, Mrs.
Whitwell. The iirst meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Macnab
next Monday evening, 10 which
general invitation IL extended for all
who are interested IN this work.
The oDject OF this club Is not TO
form a political organization, but TO
band together for the purpose OF
taking up any line OF work which Is
for the betterment OF the home and
our children. We simply take the
position that II Is the duty OF every
true American woman 10 take the
right side OF all moral questions, re.
gardless OF politics, and use her earn
est endeavor for the hirtherance OF
anything which will tend TO good OF
the children Of our land.
Who can measure the influence OF
one good Christian woman, and
especially a mother Who can then
foresee the results OF united effort
Of the true American women OF Ida
no when directed against this great
evil-polygamy' Let every true
woman OF Idaho look this matter
fairly In the face and when she goes
u the polls 10 vote may her con-
science direct her to vote for the
men who are pledged TO use their
best efforts to rid our state and ma
tion OF the foul stain Of polygamy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
WISHARD APPEALS
! Ihou4h in q Far Western State. Dr..
|Nlshard Evin(eS sa lsteIest n Idaho
and Apeeals b Cmisthn Peopk

Pbere are few men better known in
state of Idaho than Dr. S. E.
kbard. The gentleman Is well
\wp in Salmon, as it was through
influence that the Presbyterian
krch was established at this place.
writes letter. concerning condi-
ps in Idaho, which shows that he
has an interest in the state,
kuph he is in California. The let
/ follows:
the eyes of the nation are turned
| the Gem state today, and the
Syers of devout Christians are GO
up for the deliverance from the
pination of an ecclesiastical power
II plans to direct and control the
ttics.
having spent sixteen years in Utah
B Idaho, travelling over these two
ties, studying their moral and CIV
development aud making such con.
button as was possible for the best
hievement of the best life in these
b states, l could not fail to be
bfoundly interested in the noble
tuggle of Senator Dubois and bis
pers to free the state from the
btrol of the Mormon hierarchy.
| have been a republican all my
L, and have been deeply humiliated
the spectacle of the republican
fty In Idaho surrendering the
lnciples on which our government
Is founded. The history Of the
brld has been that where ecclesias
(a power dominated the state, per
bal liberty has perished. With su
eme wisdom the founders Of oul
yernment lifted the barriers against
ch a peril, by constitutional an(
al enactments. But the Mormon
erarchy, by its centralized powe
Salt Lake City, has made constan
|croachments upon these safeguard
our national life. That ecclesias
bal power has not been conten
th ruling civil affairs in Utah
ID has sent it's emiSSaries into tn
tier state of Idaho to frame tn
Rslation of that commonwealth s.
to give the politics into the hand
the Mormon minority in the state
DIT is the claim of the hierarchy
bblished to all the world, tina
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

Int eIIIGent advertising never
HE'D to make ie2hin1ate
n.siness grow and prosper.
recorder can assure you
this fact.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
Is BOrah SmOOt'S Attorney?
To the Voters of Lemhi County:

Candidate W. E Borah denying that he is counsel for
Reed Smoot the Utah in the pending
against Smoot for his seat in the United States Senate
HE is also announcing that if elected to the senate and call
led upon to vote upon Smoos he would be governed
Iby the evidence adduced in the
That Mr. Borah IS counsel for Reed Smoot is shown by
1.-THE affidavit and certificate attached to Smoots fiji
led with the Senate Committee Privileges and Elections
lit there shown that Boah attorney Of record for Reed
lSmoot The affidavit and certificate is to be found page
l4O Vol of the proceedings in the Smoot and
follows:
UNITED States of America, 80
District of Columbia, 90
Reed Smoo being first duly sworn deposes and says that
1.-The foregoing protest and true Of his know
ledge except to matters therein stated denied in
formation and belief and to those matters he believes i'll
Ito be true
REED SMOOT.
ls'(Notarial SeaD Notary Pucic ,"
A. S. WORTHINCTON,
WALDEMAR VAN coTT,
/ w. E. BORAH,
i Counsel for Respondent"
And now if elected to the Senate, would Borah not, as
Smoos attorney of record eliminate all evidence adduced
lin the investigation and vote to sustain his client9
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
Blood Poisoning

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
Are you patriotic?

Are you patriotic?
Do you wish to exercise your privileges2
Do you want to vote in this eleCton2
Do not sleep on your privileges. but show
that you are a good and true American citi-
zen and register.
If you do not register you can't vote.
Saturday. November 3rd. is the last day
you will have an opportunity to register,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

Porah, two dirty garbage masters
were made to sa, they liked the
smell at the back door OF the Nor.
mon temple, although they hated
each other.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25
The ShenOn House
The Best Hotel i'm the City.

This popular hotel is under new manage
ment, and is run in first class style in every
particular. Clean beds, good Accommodations
and table that is set with the best the
market affords.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-25

Continued on page S.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
As TO rlTBEL SUITS.

The victory of Golfers Weekly in
the libel suit brought against it be-
cause OF its denunciation Of Town
Topics and those connected with that
publication. is a victory for every
courageous and truth-seeking journal
in the country.
Every honest newspaper must be the
enemy of graft and corruption, and the
newspaper that does not expose and
denOunce it whenever opportunity Of
fers is either cowardIy or dishonest.
1t frequently happens that the ex-
posee rises up and Indignantly sues
the expOser for libel, and the paper is
put to considerable expense in defend
ing itself, but where it has the facts
or can get them, no honest newspaper
will let corruption go undenounced.
That is just what Golfers Weekly
did. The editors of Golfers had no
special reason to make war on Town
Topics for any reason other than its
corrupt and Matchmaking character.
But it was in the interest Of the public
to denounce it. and Golfers denounced
it. The fact that a New York judge
was connected with it to lend it respec-
liability did not shield it. Instead of
making the publication respectable the
judge has himself been besmirched.
The victory of Golfers and its edi-
tors is victory for honest journalism.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-06
GRAND1fA,s vATFNTTN.F,.

All safe away these forty years,
Mid lavender and rue and tears,
Are grandma's many valentines,
Quite plentiful with .sthees'' and .sthines
And when the happy day comes round,
Dear grandma ever may be found,
benC head crowned all in silver hair,
Unfolding each with loving care.
The valentine of modern day
could never rival this array;
me turtle doves in endless tWOs,
bedecked with startling green's and blues!
ana on! the many broken hearts
darts:
Those chubby Cupids-such a hostl-
mat grandma shows with silent boast.
There's one, all frosty flowers and lace.
a costly one From this we trace
a little romance all our own
lBut never to dear grandma known;
me doner was the wealthy swain
" no Vooed her maiden heart in vain;
She oraYed her parents wrath alone,
10 1lee with grandpa-poor-unk
There s one made just of two wee hearts,
i ne poorest one-but grandma starts
ana really bushes, so we think,
" nile trying just as hard to wink
Inc tears away, when touching this;
men smiles IS dreaming of the bliss
y men nrst she touched it years ago;
+ or TINS IS grandpa S. you all know
Sara Josephine Albright.