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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
Rate-makng Commiz

The rate making
sought TO grant tAs /
meree Commission 70 ?
hearing upon complain.
liam Sproule iu an az
Commonwealth Club
would carry a still g.
anyone can bring 8 q
broad 10 include hul-
or thousands of rats
by the commission Ia
all be fixed ana ths
hearings or iHyestigil-
or perhaps pre-ieteIn-
mission.
L nuer our nolLti'- \
nard to conceive
arising under whieh
Commerce Commissiol
controlling factor II
paign through the eHa.'
tul president of has o.
general rate reducti~
by excessive pressure
sion. This effort mis
and the pressure eXsi'-
spirit of altFuistie =
patriotic political -
either case would am~
the railroad revenues
OF their values to nsH
In the ease Of tl'
Commission summary
president impatient
anxious for results, "
may be done by the
dental prerogative, al
oenei vita the eanh
happen with the
iiOn. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
KNOWLEDGE "a =

"As tho fellor
lrowcr ! ventss
|. wind power
Kind OF cad on
things / founl m.u
IN H. Look ii
studied all ms lb
everything geil.si
die most amy tinsnI III
hind is my wifss 1l
pa . rifle rae hn
won't be Of asy he'
Why IL ! siaHeltt..i.
she just woulintEs
You mowi uHs 'ip'
! says. i
At that ola Pa hesi
ho would die. "Wf ad
ldoal' says be ulaft.
audible. "poatw
u ] tried 90 write
ia have 90 live ss te
90 finish upt" ne'
Well, since tut
" 1 asks, "rsw
about how Tar w
clouli"
Peter, ho sm6ia
studied Then. ata -
says ae. Known 5
man has brains iA
hem the more ilg
other day / seeH a a
he hgger tellin b. (
no sun. 10 lilHt
.ound out, hut / 4
II stuiyin and sJ-l n
.nd ealeulatin Wtn ~
Is 10 know how mazy
un III We aiu't iuia
'ot a Bits sea Htt -
now. " Mf
Which goes %
hat knowledge isahN
$50 the most ig So
q rich ia dollan
nartest Is gaiheFil
acts, says J.
"Pre-eise says t
'me yourself " way
"Some, 4 ansWm on
uch, as 1 prefer lh Lee.
hen I see you fgl -,
m more coiucidsi ila
lranee is bliss as tl
rom the Man Whl 4 "a
n, i" by Nelson Lloyi
'ribner 8. afa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

NW MHNfHH NNMW I'N |H ..'.H a.H p
s. R.3 w., coat'g $500 acres tJ.'
Mckinney, j. W.: Is strip of lana
extending from Court ST. in sa
lem 20 N. line Of said So. if so
extended 11Oh obi directly ".
of q piece % land decide. t0 y.
T. WeKinnev May D.. Ies3..tf.s
MeNeal. L. ~ Begin at N. J..
corner Of vs.. p Of j. VanNuys
D.. J.. g.. Sees. % and % T.s S. r.
w. 1924 chs. j. Of middle Of
See. %. s. 40 chs. 90 5. line of
Sec. %. w 201f chs, n. 40 chs,
j. 2O.li chs, % beginning, c0nt'g
80 acres .ss..s .s.ssss.s.sss .sr-f .'
Miles. T. NJ. s.. W. ofs. w. p
Of Sec. 10, r. rs. RE- r.. eont'g
40 acres ...... ...............sZ .o'
Mikk.ison. Helen. Begin at p See.
corner between Secs. Q and no. r.
7B.R. w.. thence N. ON Sor
line no chs. W.. go links. S. 9 chs,
W. parallel 90 D.. and w. legal
subdivision line 1880 chs. t0 mid.
DE of 60. road 20 SIIyprt0n. s
che. 90 legal subdivision line. D..
on said line 20 chs i0 begin.
ming. cont X lD acres ......... .0j
Mills. r.. g. q .. W. Lots lG. ~.
~. Yow Park Add Wolibuu
Nf.a HHH..... .....s.. ....... .HH. 70
Myers. Luther. g. q. q of Sec.
~. r. 81. r. D., c0nt'g 100
acres s.ts.t.. ........ ....f' f''N'
Neal. M A. Lot ., Blk o, 50 sa.
lem. or. ....... ............ .flO.a2
Neal VIM. All WIN. Neal u. J..
g.. TBS. q Vs.. except tract
described Vol %. 3. iNs. als1
except tract described in Vol 2u.
D. 6i2. leaving $50 acre.. ..... esq is
Neal. N b. Begin In Go. road
1880 chs. 8. 81 deg. 30 min. Vs.
from y Sec corner between Secs
40 and ~ N. ~ dog % min. D.
% chs. ~. on deg i0 min. D.
$50 che, n. 20 deg. go min. D.
1893 chs. n "a deg go min. D.
% chs. begin again ~ tog'g pt
= 40 deg. DO min. y. 2i30 chs.
n. go deg. ~ min D. % chs
toa D. on y line 1f above dr.
sefihrd piece. cont 'g 300 acres tl1 1f
NoWaonr. Olive. An undivided 40
&c., Boz tho following lot q See.
asT Z =. u. . Vs., together with
bed N river un D. ani southern
sides with arrrtilns, ront'R lg
acres .........s.. ..........H .t.
q. a q o. a. Co.. lot I. HIk q.
Wo0dhum Packing Co.'S Add.
Wo0ihum. or ....... ........fI. 40!
%. a e. a. R Co.'S BOT Q. fuk. q.
Railroad Ada. Brooks. Of...t .ap
q. o. h d Cos lots o to n. Ulk
%, ucfVais. ur....... .......... II
o a g. a. a. Cos Lots NJ tn ga.
hlk . Mheleay, Or........tg. 90 Il
q. q h % Cos iuis 90 NJ.
hlk. ?. MhrlrnV CO... .......fl %
%. a q a. a. Co lrarun a Irr
bumli y, f. of N. Vs. "A 0f
30. 20. T pN a. D., contg
40 asrgs ................tts1 %
pldH, J. ~ Begin nt d. D.. cor
nef uf tract nf BuI sold Lt
J II Hrttlomiff 90 irasir lulaHH
Vol be, page co. hni Uu b. liur
~ Geo. lssasufu %. T.. a.. thence "a.
y along aid D. line to N. D.
corner ~ jerry Joseph land. west sr
ofly along saii losrpha q. line
90 Emma iohnsnn r. liuf. nofihvr
N along q line nf said johnson r. sr
land 90 n, D. corner thereof.
Thence in same direction along
Loren usaHu's ~ line tn ~ " sH
corner pf said iohns1na land.
raaieHY along sali iohusan's N su
hno to beginning. fUHi'E ga
affra, hrf. r. SRI w.. tg.uII
imanI luhui n. l III s. w
ot sss. a3. r.5s RgE.. cont
sl afffs -I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Blk. D, hiVcr8ile ADD 0dI'Wf
OR. ...... ....... .............ts .
lslInave. s. Vs.. Lots ]. q. 3. Blk
]. To0zo' First Add W5odluu,
or .................... ....tl.f
Scott. Alrt. Ann. Friends Oregon
COLONY gf f1.... ..............tl 3
scott. Mrs. Ann. Lot ] Ockobaeh's
Add. to W0odhuu. c0ut'g . 2.10
acres. Sec. r T.JS. 70. I Vs.. $3.50
leegtf uHaa. Lot @. H'h ]. D1rfs
! Traf Add. Waadlurn. Or......s1.G
| l-sH.adrf Nr NDHir. L0t !. o..
| Hik q staifa s. Mcintosh Add.
! stIrrriun. Dr..... ....t2. @.
-e8fplI. N. 10. g. Ma. Lots @. iO.
pIE d. Rivprginv Park Add S8.
iam. Ur...... ............. ....sI. 90
Scott Wn: lots G. e.. Hik. @.
Riverside AdI. Salem. Or...t1 90
-rHmerr VIM. Dot ]. Hfk DO.
Pleasant Home Add. Salon. or. .pf
arifIta. j. D. IffHirsI. Iut gg. Nii.
Irr's NiU Creek Rural Home
Tracts. ruufv SIS acres ........tG.g .g2
-HiHIIar Peter. Trd. 1.jS. d of
N. W. o., and IS. vs.. h offs W.
% 0f See. @. T. gs. %. @ T.. 12U
acrra ........................t1.OG .OG
shIBIIor E.s r1d. tjs. o. Of s.
w, and s. Isl. offs vs.. of
Sec. 3.T.p.g. RgE.. tgU acres an 0G
shHrc. D.. E.s Begin 90 chs. s.. of
q, See. e0rrrr un n. iIHr off See
gG. T.Gs. o.. I D.. thence s.. 50
drg vs.. sq Hnta. N. 30 doc. gl
I'D. Il .a 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

crate alarm.
rescue his v;, ul q
ravisber. ,.,i |,te irn
rescue 6os '''i The ,
which itLl BABE n
use mo5.I,,. n y mas falls.
end,. on,, l am in sar,.. n
0cate-l tea will no.
| treat q single
heard heard, The ao,s. NJ
enough to make wy Y.
Is PEDESTAL, and
reetion Of the ~, =
1t is pretenls1' si'a
The cause Of
coarsencss Of nv me
cipitancy of y nv
is not tue '',y Y ns
huence, humbls Hq
shall be felt in ~ g
nlclously n,. but bs'.'
cur, curse but asa 81.
v Till bear tcstin~',,' D.','.'
/ desire TO thank 4.l
me me to disregard \.
y,i which bringcth s,
Ills truth in its =.
And here I close n. !
oppression! / bsr.
face,
And met thy ,
brow;
But the soul.vs
not now
Tor dread to pro.
place
u deep abhorrerg T.
grace
OF slavish knss I.
stool bow
| also kneel-bui,
10 nail thee anip
base; -.
swear while Bn
thrObbing -.
Still TO Oppose
heart and h
by brutalizing
chains
Are burst and i
cucd Land.
imping oppreaiu
lea is The vow IN
Godl
Boston, januart a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18

Go to the German bakery for lady
fingers, macaroons, puff paste, charo-
lette rouse, pound cake, citron
pound, fruit cake, white cake, marble
cake, snowdrops, patty shells, cream
puffs, cream rolls, scotch shortbread,
and anything you want in the bakery
line. -... -.-..--.-.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18
After Harrow Factory.

John L. Mckinney, of Piqua,
Ohio, arrived in the city last evening
for the purpose of negotiating with
the Commercial club relative TO the
Piqua Harrow Factory. MIR. McKin-
ney is one of the large and influential
capitalists of Ohio and controls the
Piqua Harrow Factory.
He spent the day looking over the
city and meeting the principal bust .
ness men, and would not state as to
what he intended to do in the way OF
accepting the proposition of the club
until he has thoroughly Investigated
the city and vicinity.
The proposition which is now in
controversy is one in which the Occur
d'Alene Commercial club, limited,
offers the factory a site in or near the
city and bonus of $4,000 to be
paid in yearly installments of 50, O0C
each. For this consideration the
Piqua Harrow Factory is to locate q
factory in Ceour Abilene and operate
the same, with a payroll of $500 pei
month or more. Some action ray b.
taken in the matter tomorrow.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18
RETURNS FROM NINE
n. n. Taylor Says Wonderful
and ShoshOne Are Good.

N: N. Talyor return d last evening
from a,trip to the property Of the
Wonderful Mining company and re.
ports that there is a very large guam.
tity Of ore in sight. After striking
the body, cross cut was run for I5
feet through excellent ore which is
very rich in copper, lead end silver.
A survey has been completed for q
proposed wagon road leading to the
railroad, which will probably be
built early in the spring when the
snow permits of work.
Mr.. Taylor also visited the prope.
ty of the Shoshone mining company
and be stated that it was exceedingly
good. ''They have a mine there
already said MIR. Taylor, "and
never thought much of the property
before. There is plenty OF ore in
sight and it is especially rich in sill
yer and lead. +" He was surprised to
find that the property was so valua.
BILE. The price of stock is raising
gradually as the work progresses, and
it is possible that it will reach the
so cent mark in the near future.
Some of the stock sold for % cents
this week to Occur d'Alene people.
P. j. McGovern and Earl Sanders,
of this city own a controlling interest
in the mine.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18
Notice.

Notice is herbey given that tie an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Idaho Northwestern Railway COM
pany, limited, will be held at the
office of the company at Occur d.
Alene, in the county Of Kootenai,
and state of Idaho. ON Tuesday, the
first day of january. 1907, at four
o'clock p. M, of said day.
Dated this 10th day of December,
1906.
E. Nj. ROGERS,
dec. 1926. Secretary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18
Sneak on transportation.

Washington, Dec. ls.-The Ger.
rett bill to permit newspapers to 40.
cept railway transportation was the
sUbjet Of 3 hearing before the house
committee on commerce. q. w.
Stevens of Missouri and Representa-
tive elect Ashbrook Of Ohio, spoke
in favor of the bill. a.5
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18
Notice.

Ms. Beatrice Deitrick will test
voices without charge at her studio,
suite 8, Sander block, on Monday
and Thursday afternoons. She will
be happy to meet Occur d'Alene ar
fists and music lovers. Phone 80 4.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18

Fernie. An association known as
the Western Coal Mine Operators
association, was formed. Those pres
emit declined to be interviewed, and It
IL impossible TO ascertain what other
business was transacted or the officers
elected,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18
Canadian Coal Men Combine

Fernie, B. c., Dec. 18.-Repre.
sentatives of all the coal mines oper-
ating in eastern British Columbia
and the province of Alberta met in
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18
CITY IN BRIEF
lab Phone 1913.

ssell's hall.
lrs. Theodore johnson and family
for their new home In Littlelk,
3D., Sunday morning.
Watch the Occur d'Alene Furni-
companys' window.
Try our home made mince meat
gs e. Van Fredenberg.
christmas snow shovels. Lake
Hardware company.
D. Cochran, of Harrison, Idaho,
visitor in the city today.
Try our home made mince meat
German Bakery.
christmas gifts for everybody at
Lakeside Pharmacy. =
ecure seats early for the Juvenile
tonians as they are good.
aides, Gents and children's rub.
at E. B. Keller & Company.
rhe Christmas program of the
hodist Sunday school will be rem
ID in Sander hall Sunday morning
en o'clock.
those expecting to buy presents for
home, should watch the Occur d.
nc Furniture company's window
week, as there will be display
Inc oil paintings by Rev. W. W.
is.
ixteen inch dry wood for sale.
hn- Barr Chainey company.
ChiIders & Childers have the finest
of Christmas candy boxes in the
These will be filled with pure
candy for the seasons trade.
~ ten cent purchase entities you
guess on the big doll. b. At.
lr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders will
10 Thursday for The Dalles, Ore.
re they will spend the holidays
B his parents. 9
% make good bread use Ceretana
hard wheat -four. E. B. Keller &
nDany m
or fine line of Japanese china,
our window display. The Idaho
cantile company.
he Juvenile Bostonians are COM
Wednesday, Dec. 10.
IN Saturday evening the Eastern
the Blue Lodge and the Royal
b Masons will hold a joint install
on at Fraternal hall. Following
installation, a banquet will be
IN for the members and their
nds.
GU can get the finest apples in the
Invest at Ridinger's, 100 Sher-
street.
ee about the cake contest at the
man Bakery. One chance with
" 25 cent purchase. First pirze,
pit cake, second prize a marble
St.
all and see our carvers for Christ
trade. Lake City Hardware
pany.
A. Allen, the druggist, has just
lived new line of burnt leather
Is now on display.
he grocery display at the store of
VIM Barr Chainey company,
prated by G. F. Schattner, has
the cause of much coment. 1t
pc Of the first Christmas windows
is dressed in most creditable
ner
Otice-With every $40 purchase
% gents furnishing or dry goods
Ill give pair of Christmas sus-
aers or all silk necktie or any
article equivalent to same price
now until Dec. 25th. Idaho
camille company.
to j. W. Wiggett for dry wood,
hay, feed, vehicles and wagons,
ing implements, plows, harFows,
ers, etc. 500 Occur d'Alene
Phone No. IL
Ups" is the opera to be presented
ne Juvenile Bostonians.
NEST Smith and 7. A. Weeks
ut rainbow or deepwater trout
erday at Hayden Lake that weigh
= pounds, and was "a inches
a photograph was taken on
catch by one of the local photog
ers but does not do the fish jus
This is the largest trout that
0een caught this year.
"Shens sells preferred stock, can,
goods the best canned goosd OF
harekt. Phone 81. s.
Childers' big doll, which will
gwen awav nanan,kou % A.,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-18

A boy sixteen years of age wants a
place TO work for his board while Az
tending school. Communicate with
Il. b. Barton.
We will be open every evening.
except Sundays, from now until
christmas. Idaho Mercantile COM
pany.
santa Claus at work in the win.
dow OF the Norquist department store
mas been attracting the attention OF
the many children of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansdale, of Colfax.
WASH, have arrived in the city and
rented the Crandall house at 724
Lakeside avenue.
Notice-With every $40 purchase
In the gents furnishing or dry goods
we will give pair of Christmas sus-
penders, roll silk necktie or any other
article equivalent to same price, from
now until Dec 25th. Idaho Mercan-
tile company.
For an inducement for the ladies
to visit our bakery and register their
names will be presented with cou-
pom and the lucky 10 number will
draw So fruit cake. You are not
required to make a purchase only
call and examine our stock and bake
shop. Boggs and Van Fredenbere.
Florence Wahlstrom was must
agreeably surprised Saturday evening
by number of the young people of
the Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church. at her
home at 1887 Fourth street. About
20 persons were present and Miss
Wahlstrom was presented with a
handsome cut glass dish.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
A Harmless Mixer of Paints.

Seattle. Wash. July THE Central
committee of the United German So
~cieties at a meeting last night de-
clared that August Roslnbeeg. air
rested in Germany upon suspicion Of
being an anarchist with designs
against the life Of Emperor William.
paints.
The letter which caused the arrest
IF Rosenberg. the members of the
society claim. was written by a secret
enemy Of Rosenberg's 10 the author
tiles in the Fatherland. Rosenberg,
II is said, was an inventor and inNes-
.~tigator Of paint compounds and that
the chemicals n apparatus Quad in
Roscnberg's old shop were all for the
purpose Of experimentation in this
line. Rosenberg is II years Of age.
lie had amassed d competency for
himself and wife.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
AN AMERICAN IMPRISONED.
Edward DrummOnd Iangui-he, ~
Captivity Under President
Cabrera.
CBy the Associated Pres)

Mexico city. July News from
Guatemala says that President Ca
brera has imprisoned Edward Drum
moad an American citizen. The gov
eminent has concentrated an army 81
some 10000 men. many Of them un-
armed and BADLY clothed, near the
SaIvadOrean frontier.
General Toledo'S camp Of reEoiu-
tionists is near at hand. and he IS
drilling his men and receiving rec
cruits from all parts of the country.
Attempts TO have the government Of
the United states adjust matters be-
tween Salvador and Guatemala are
said by certain persons to be due TO
President CabreTa's fear h q with
cut the moral supper Of the United
states he may not be able 10 survive
the struggle.
II is asserted in Salvador that the
Guatemalan forces have failed 10 re-
spect the territorial integrity OF that
country
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
FpTt movement
Iiync3nr
Stocks and Bonds.

New York. July THE stock mar
MAS unsettled by the publication
... weak bank statement. TO-DAY ;
".r' showed the good effect of the
.fu iU favor of support of the market
4I"H appeared yesterday, after the
."InC struggle of the previous por-
20 of the week. A stimulating m
''"e" was the buoyancy of the Hill
"Ie These were effected by re
vel nf the ore lands deal rumofS'
'| United States Steel stocks re-
.H'.e3 IN sympathy. Other Specula-
leaders moved upwards concur
Covering of shorts for ou,-
."tlHE bear accounts admltledly
." d large part in the buying. me
AK" We're abruptly lost upon the ao-
trance of the bank statement, when
o. decided disappointment. IRE
estimates of the weeks cur
"' " mpVement had given rise 10
If a small gain IN cash. lne
.a@ilGnent of the trust companies
D "FIou'v with the new law increas-
~ 'h" proportion of reserves to De
l Bill their vaults has been discuss
'- some time, but it was not sup
z-a that the withdrawal of the
amount needed would pc ue-
''I until the exact date Of the re.
.&'a... rhange, The banks loss OF
$4,000 cash during h Weeh
-a, ~ point to that p~foceeou,e
N ,,"- been followed. It is
@ ever. that the banks may nav
making some return OF goVelh
al deposits in anticipation OF tne
Tor 100000 to be paid into
.,-a5ury on July 10. Prices mad5
"9 recovery again at the last ano
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
DOOMED TO DIE
On THE GALL0WS
Henry Bailey Hangs on
August's Last Day.
BREAKS DOWN
As He Prcnounccs Sentence or the
Prisoner. Who is Shaking
With Mortal Terror. He
Drops His sIcad and
Bursts into Tears.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
New Bern. n. c., June 6.-Henry
Bailey, who murdered Mr.. John NJ.
Lancaster two weeks ago, was on
trial yesterday and today for his life.
His fate was sealed at $50 O'Clock
This afternoon when the jury came
into court and announced their YER
diet that Henry Bailey was guilty of
murder in the first degree. The pris-
oner shook with terror. He pleaded
with his attorneys to save him from
the rOpG.
The court room was crowded dur
ing this trial with many visitors from
the scene Of the crime. There has
never been in years a more dramatic
Sccnc in his court room than ms
Judge Shaw sentenced the prisoner to
death. There was Il Stiffness that
compares with that of the dead hour
Of midnight. Judge ShaW's advice to
the prisoner was full of Feline. and
as ne finished p~ronouncing the death
sentence the Judge dropped his head
on the bench and Weot like a child.
Your correspondent saw the pris-
oner in his cell. He save his wife
many requests to carry out. He seem
ed to be most worried about mis-
chickens, fearing they would be all
gone. He saws if he had it to go
over again he would not kill Mr. AN
caster. But it is now too late and
the rope must 90 roun my neck."
Judge Shaw sentenced Henry Bailey
to be hanged on The 31st day of Au-
gust. 1906. at New Bern, between the
hours OF II and > o'clock.
The prisoner will be carried to
Wayne county jail tomorrow morning
for safe keeping. as this Jail is con-
sidered unsafe for any prisoner under
death sentence.
The entire community are satisfied
with the verdict and think the pris-
cnef mas q q fair and impartial trial
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
FEW MEN ARE IDLE
Perhaps the Busiest
Summer We've Seen.


AFF s#r ASS a#FE E~@
Sos YEA isis E Is G.s- A
zsa @
44st AA7
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uerts tEe a ra fa 1aF zasaea
rs #ra : fHr ts Ham e s te.s
IL F-t Eas ag2
te f .r1 1 at
EHirr t ~ $3.50 See mA
tarttb 81 .aa Hrs ke& sHa-
strikes @ started HttH tEe rra
month t.s tHr aggregate ~ Htr rss
= probably as tac avst af vve-
fs4 hes As t.a. ara Prospects
fa~ trc eea8eE ~4N8 are tr sst~ar&
ly th~ a~fIeA*a9ec - 5ebbrrs SIS sta
primary markets several wcskn ear
Her thau usual FA58ur~ rrtafas g1f
tie nrst hair - 1895 ahuNet rr.-
~na4arr3 If~urfnNersr t t# eNvrN as att
fatnt eNrtt t4r ufe enshrat tsg r-u-
isktt0re chiefly ~ = speculative fas4ye
@8t thr f.tss ~ 8~sf&8lte1 &AtG.f1rv
- NsNsu pas Euvat~ through thc
clearing houses 4u ~ fle Last three
months #a@ @#.E - ge#ta fa $4,000
Railway earnings ag4s far available
f"r June show gains ~ 20 lsf cent
ever The Ge4tss ~ IsaE. white for tho
last week AZ tha reFt foreign x.n-
n2sTcc reforms exhibited iucEea~s 81
- sfl"*s - smIerts Il ttat 4e1 ~
exports
Steel mills have found ~amc ) tr1ca'-
~ iu securing satisfactory detlssrsrs
II material and entered tho scrap MAJ
ket ~ a degree that hardened prices.
Although changes have occurred tH
4l~f prices II cotton goods The primary
mark cts ARE actually sakcr au ar-
count OF special concessions Iu order
la secure contracts Il 81 stlsI note
worthy THAT purchase are restricted
t9 pressing requirements, practically
no forward deliveries being arranged
Failures this week were 1873 81 tn"
United States. against $50 last year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
THE STORY OF ROSENBERG.
He Says He returned to the Father
land to Pas His Declining Days
i'm Peace.
(By the Associated Press.

Altoona. Russia. July August Ro-
senburg. formerly Of Seattle. Wash
ingtOn. who was arrested here yester-
day as a suspected anarchist. affirms
that he is an American citizen who
sold his property in Seattle and re-
turn q here with the intention Of
passing the remainder Of his life in
the village Of Luetjenburg, SchIeSwig-
HoIstein. where his wife was brought
up. He says he has passed the time
Of life for energetic deeds, even II
he believed in thin. His wife has been
lihrated.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, La, July Spot cot
"tn closed quiet and unchanged. Mid
ding II Is: sales were 300 bales on
the spot and 100 to arrive a total Of
40o.
Futures opened dull, the old crop
months , points lower and the new
positions unchanged to five points
higher. The market was almost stag
nant throughout the short session.
prices moving in very narrow limits.
Prices tended slightly downward, the
closing being at the lowest with
prices one point higher to five points
lower than yesterdays close.
During the morning the first sale
Of cotton of the 1905 crop in the
United States arrived at the Cotton
Exchange and was placed on the
sidewalk outside the trading room. It
Was shipped from Brownsville, In
southern Texas.