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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-04-26

Aichlmayr's lumber yard.
Get the habit and drink Kirk
wood whiskey. Harris & Milton.
For draying or hauling Of any kind
Zee Frank Harris, drayman.
When in Keuterville call on Chris for
, cool drink of Grangeyille beer.
See Bushue & Herzog, Ferdinand,
for your wall paper. Also millin-
cry.
Highest market price paid for
hides and pelts at Simon Bros.
meat market.
After your seeding is done come
to the Craig Mountain Mill and
haul logs and lumber.
Prof. Greenough was in the city
Wednesday from Grangeville on
his way to visit a number OF schools
on this side of the prairie.
For RENT.-A 16o-acre farm 2
miles from Ferdinand. Inquire of
JOHN AICHLMAYR,
Cottonwood, Ida.
Henry Bosse and Charlie Meder
were in the city Saturday from
Keuterville and while here the
latter gentleman had his subscrip-
ton placed ahead another year.
Mr.. Hickenbottom, the carpen-
ter, has returned from Juliaetta
and expects to work at his trade
here this summer. He will send
for his family in the near future.
bud Wilson moved his family
into rooms in the former Nuxoll
hall building Monday and the
residence he vacated is now occu-
pied by it's owner, J. c. Yandell,
and family.
The railroad cut through the
hill in the south end of town has
been completed and the men are
now sloping back the sides of the
cut to prevent dirt and rock from
sliding or falling onto the track.
S. c. Kurdy and wife left yes
erday for a weeks visit at Spo-
kane and Walla Walla. Mr.. Kur-
dy expects to meet eastern drum
mers at Spokane and place orders
for his fall lines of merchandise,
Mrs. Mary Rhett, mother Of
Walter Rhett of this place, died
last week at Grangeville of cancer
and other complications. She had
been a resident of Idaho county
since 1862 and was 60 years of age
at the time of her death.
Barney Stubbers, F. G. Nuxol
and Joseph Arnzen were in from
Greencreek Monday on business
connected with the starting of the
new bank. While here Mr.. Stub
bers advanced his subscription to
the CHRONICLE another year.
A number of young friends of
Ben c. Albers gathered at his
home south of town on Wednesday
of last week at party given in
his honor before he left for his
homestead in Canada. A royal
time is reported by all present.
Joseph Kaufman and Tony
Aichlmayr returned Monday from
their trip to Ashland, Oregon, and
seem well pleased with that coun-
try. While there, we understand,
Mr.. Kaufman purchased a resi-
dence and some lots in the city of
Ashland and is seriously consider
ing the purchase of oo-acre tract
near that city.
The ladies of the library club
will give an anniversary supper
Saturday evening at the Odd Fell
low hall from S until o'clock.
Proceeds of the supper will be used
to purchase new books for the
library. Everybody is requested
to attend and aid the library as
much as possible. In so doing
they are aiding the town material
ly.
Frank Donsbach arrived in the
city Wednesday from an extended
~.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26
CURADO de los PULhONES.

"Hacs once amos que escape
de Ia eonaunci6n," escribe Q.
S. Floyd uu prom,mente hom
bre Dc negoeios de Kershaw,
S G..
"Yo pesabs cerca de l35 Ii.
bras y tosia constsntem snt ts no
che y dis.. Por fn. comenek !
tomsr sl Nuevo Descubrimien.
to dol Dr.. King y continue to
mapdelo por seis meses. cuau
do mi 'tos y enfermedad de- los
pulmones desaparecier y re:
eobrs mi salud hs.ts alcansar
mi peso normal de ITO IL
oras." Miles de personas Sc
cursn' cada afio.
Gsrantizado en- Ia botica de
Laredo. Precio: so cts y $l.00
Ia botella. Muestras gratis.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26
EXPENDIO
de Mediclnas de Patente.


) : I'm la ANTIGUA casa conocid
No equivoque las causas de
Su enfermedad.
Un larcdenSe enseha como
Sc Curan.
Muchas personas nunca sos
pechan de sus rihones. ST pa
decen de algun desarreglo, de
bilidad, 6 dolor de espalda,
Green que esuna Affection muscu
lar; cuando el desarreglo uri-
mario SO les presenta, Green
tambien que Sc corregirA por
ST mismo. Y asi sucede con to
dos los sintomas de des6rdenes
de los ri1ones. Y el NAL enga
ma. I'd. debe curarse estos des
arreglos, 8 ellos 10 llevaran &
la diabetis 8 al NAL de Bright.
Ell mejor remedio cue debe
usarse es las pildoras de Doan
para los rii1ones. Curan todas
las Intermediates causadas por
debilidad 8 enfermedad de- loS
riiiones.
Ell pueblo de Laredo testifi.-
ca que curan radlcalmeute.
Miguel Allegro, pintor, que
vive en- la calle. de Ocampo,
ha experimentado las Pildoras
de Doan para los riflones, y las
recomienda calurosamente, CO.
mo sigue: Isl un continue do
lor de espalda indica desarrs
glo dc los rifones, 20 10 tenia.
Esto me molestaba mas cuando
me agachaba, 8 guerra endere.
zarme y tenia tambien debilids
des de los rihones que me mo
lestaban, especlalmente On Ia
noche. Era POGO agradable, y
cuando me recommendation las
pfldoras de Doan para los
Rifiones, fui desds luego &
comprar una GAIA. Me alivia.
ron en- pocos dfas, y finalmente
me evitaron nuevos accesos. Ell
dolor de espaldas desapareci6,
las secreciones de los ri1o-
nes sc regularizaron, y meiorS
mi salud en- general"
De venta en- todas parties.
Precio: so cents. Foster Mil
burn Co., Buffalo, N. York,
6Dicos agentes para los Ests
dos Uniaos. =
Recuerde ell nombre { (Doan)
Y no tome ningup otro.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26

Aver tuvimos o. gusto de
s.ludar en- esta ciudad 4 nues
'sro estimado amigo sl Sr'
Amanda Yazquez, Presidents
municipal de Ia Wills HidaIgo,
Coahuila.
lei Gobernador de Coshui
"a 70 q proponer al Congreso
.o .ae e'e E.tado que. Ia Villa de
iorre6n, sea eIevada al range
de cisdad.
10 = mereee Ia rica y progre
sAsts Torreeu.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26

ras y preocupandose por el
mejoramiento de su situa-
ci6n, TODD clio por humanita-
risnlo y no por soeialisms, nj
por otro concepto de aseusls
politica nj social.
La conducta recta y noble
del Sr. Espinosa y Cuevas,
lie granjeo,- como era natu-
raj, las simpatias de pobres
y ricos de todas classes, quie-
mes vieron en- 81 un factor do
6rden, de progreso, de pros
peridad y de equidad, sin
exageraciones de apostolic
dos, inspirando igual confian
"a 4 todos log habitantes del
Estado, quienes viefon en- 81
una garantia igualmente eff
caz para cada uno, sin distin
ci6n de ninguna clase.
De ALI naci6 una populari-
dad inmsnsa y perfectamen-
te merecida y justiAcada,
que constituye Ia mejor eopo
no. dol ciudadano,t y que do
SECURE sabra mantener 81 go
bernante, quien Sc encuentra
obligado 8 correspondent con
sus actos de funcionario pl-
blico 4 las esperanzas que ci-
fro Ia sociedad .potosina en-
el indivldae priyadc, II
Sinlceramlaente hablamas, A
nuastr0 parecer, es una ga=
rantiat que los hombres que
aseienden hoy al poder sean
j6yenes y,no tengan, por 10
tanto, Compromises hist6ri.
cos,", para yalerncs de- una
Erase grafica, pues pocos, po-
qufsimos son los, ejemplos
que presenta Ia humanidad,
como ell del Sr. Gral. Porfrio
Dfaz, es decir, de un hombre
que, elevado al poder por los
esfuerzos de un. partido, su-
po fundir los ideales de ese
partido en- los intereses co.
munes de Ia patria, y conver
tir ese partido en- cimisnto
de una polftica de compacta'
ci6n, sin esclusivismos inspi-
radios por aiejos odios, nj ia
voritismos impuestos por
compromises de sectarios. Y
poces tambien son los hom-
'bres en- quienes los amos no
imprimen su fatal 6 indele-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26

NO hemos vuelto & tener
noticias del proyectado Carna
val de Monterrey. que tanto
furor hizo el aiio pssado.
STampoco habra Carnaval
en- Monterrey, porque los hom
bres de negocios no .aflojan Ia
bolss?
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26

III
}dificandolas y amplificando-
las, segdn las necesidades v
seg1n ell adelantamiento de
la colectividad, de modo que
correspondent a su ser y a su
manera de ser actual y a sus
aspiraciones para 10 future.
Ell objeto del Gobierno no
es dnicamente garantizar la
vida de los pueblos, sino pro
c,rar ell desarrollo fisico, mo
ra' e Intellectual de eses pue-
bios, proporcionandoles la ma
y,r suma de bienestar posi-
BILE por medic del progreso,
tai como hoy 10 entendemos,
es decir, con todo 10 que Sc
relaciona con las condolences
fisicas del medic, con sus
.costumbres sociales, con ell
genero de sus ocupaciones,
con sus tendencias, con sus
manifestations intellectual
les, con sus aspiraciones mo-
rales, en- fin, con todo 10 que
constituye la idiosincracia in
dividual, que es la base de.
la colectiva, pues que al su-
marse 8 al combinarse, no Sc
modificau los elementos prin
cipales constituyentes, sino
que Sc acent1an y caracteri-
zan mejor.
En- la personalidad del Sr,
Espinosa y Cuevas encontra-
mos reunidas todas las facul
tades necesarias para gober-
mar con buen exito al pueblo
que lie ha confado sus desti-
nos; y en- el POGO tempo de
su administration interina,
nos di6 pruebas fehacientes
de 10 que puede hacer y de 10
que intenta hacer, y hara de
seguro, contando, como cuen
ia, con los valiosos elementos
que lie aporta ell pueblo ente-
70, con el identificado.
Ell Sr. Espinosa y Cuevas
IA enCrauo va como GoDerna
dor constitutional a regir los
destinos del Estado. Hizo
sus pruebas, conoce los de-
fectos y los obstaculos que
hay en- su canine, y sabe CO.
mo corregir los unos y remo-
ver los otros, y como eliminar
los elementos nulos y aprove-
char los titles.
Una administration nueva,
que intenta tener caracter
propio, necesita allegarse
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26
Ell Sr. GobernQdor
Del ESTADO dc san LUIS P010a

Ell actual Gobernador del
importante Estado de San
Luis Potosi, pertenece 4 Ia
nueva generation, q esa que
ha nacido y ha tornado su
espiritu en- la era de paz y
progreso, libre de prejuicios,
de odio, de partido y de Sec
tarismo. ~,
Ell Sr. D. Jose M. Espin0-
50 y Cuevas, es, en- efecto,
I'm j6ven de alto abolengo y
de brillante posision social.
A estos anteeedentes de fa-
milia reune un talento claro,
una ilustraci6n POGO com1n,
ell haber hecho, como inge'
Micro, una carrera envidia-
bic, t0do 10 cual lie ha gran
jeado respseto y simpatfas
dentro y fuera de su Estado
natal. .-.~
.L6gico parecerfa que las
condolences que acabamos de
enumerar fueran mas pEo.
pials para apartar al Sr. Es-
pinosa Y Cuevas de las ella
ses designadas con el tftulo
Dc ''populares" que para
acercar1s, y menos aun para
identifcarlo cea elias, pues
Ia alcurnia y i posisida 49,
eial parees que hacen yiyilr
al honbre en- una ssfsra dis
tinta de H. del pueblo, sdp
en- los paisss mas democratic
cos, haciendolo indlferents 4
los sufrimientos, A las raecssi
dades y q los anhelos de los
que ocupan los peldanos ba-
jos, de la escala social. y
Pero no es este el caso en-
que Sc encuentra ell j6yen go
bernante, que 81 por las con-
diciones antes dichas, Sc en-.
cuentra ligado con 10 pasado,
por su espfritu es hijo de su
epoca y por sus inclinaciones
es un yerdadero democratic
en- el sentido mas puro y ele.
vado de ese concepto.
Asf 10 praeba el hecho de
haber ingresado. desde hace
tempo, en- algunas socieda-
des de obreros, impartiends-
les poderosa y desinteresada
ayuda, demostrando en- toda
ccasi6n sus simpatfas fervien
tes pOr las classs trabajsdo-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26
DIRECTOR,
- REDACTOR
PROPIETARIO
d. Carden1as.
LIBRlb&o
Tenemos de venta
los siguientes:
Arnouias y Cantsres, por Ventura
RaiI de Aguilera; 'un tomo rdstl

4Yr8ONiaS SanthTos, Pot SOhsu'c
Rais de Aguilera; 'un tomo rusti
ca...... ......".....'''.. ....s., '..''o~
coafersneisa de Sn.' Agustfn. por
slRs.. P. Agustino Fray Euge
Mo csbsllos. 3 tomos, rdstica. ....l.5o
La Protseei6n Librs Cambio por TT,
Cabsllero, 1 tomo rdstisa O7O
L. Ultima Enamorsda. por Andres
: Sanchez del Real an tomO rdsti-.
ca. -....."... ...t>.'',oo
Y.tut alsxs do iss oosss, pOr Tito In
ssse,o Caro-. un tomo rdstics. ....N
Nsuoriss de i'm Estudiants, por si
Lie. ,Aiejandro vrils'eiior. un to
mo rasaicS> >......''. ...'.....'..'oo
ii cIa.o, por Pedro A. de Alarcon'
w toino rdstica. ..s..............5 90
N Dsrseho Oh Ia Vida EcOn6mica, por
Da. Anselmo Guerra. un tom0
r1stiea,> ...... ,..........'''So
Csleecidn de HOnstes. ..,.7o
Tisje Critico slxAdedsr de ID Puerta
del Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard. 80
Los Problsmas do Ia Nstursleza.. 80
,Casntos para Niiios os.....,.........,3
Ktngdn psdido So atsldera si no yisas
aeon ps6ado de>su importe. Siempre
cue el eavfo vays csrtiticado mandense
diez centaSss mas para el certificsdo,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26

MoUlua (IwuIu
"a, Sc aferrei- = :
do. Nnoho,
Ell Sr. General Diaz es al
tor de una evolucion pasmo-
"a, que ha lido evolucionando,
siguiendo ell movimiento as
cendente por el mismo impre
so, siendo causa y efecto a
Ia vez, 10 que hace aparecer
SUI espiritu siempre j6ven y
energico y que sin dejar de
ser de su tempo, correspon-
da 4 la epoca en- que vive y
de la que es principal centro
director.
Pero este, no nos cansare-
mos de repetirlo, constituye
un fendneno rarisimo, y Pc
ligroso seria procurar encon-
trarle el duplicado.
Por ESQ celebramos el as
censo de los jovenes q las al
tas esferas del poder. Ellos
rspresentan, on cierto modo,
10 presente, y a ellos CORES
ponde 10 porvenir, y NADIA
tan dtil, para garantizar ese
porvenir, como que Sc vayan.
iniciando en- ell manejo de la
eosa pdblica, bajo la vigilan-
.sia del lnoomparable macs
tro, 4 fin de que puedan ser
dignos continuadores de su
saba y -fecunda polftica, y
realicen y completen ell pro-
-grama de redenci6n en- 10
que queda por hacer.
81 en- las epocas de lucha,
.cuando Sc trata de hacer
trlunfar un principle 4 toda
costa, al esfuerzo viril debe
ser la cualidad predominant
to en- el jefe y en- los partida
rios, en- epocas de paz, cuan-
do elpsopdsito es desarrollar
arm6nicamente lel principle
.conqaistado y deducir de el
practicamente todas sus con.
secuencias l0gicas en- benefi-
clio, no s6losde quienes 10 con
cibieron y 10 hicieron triun-
far, 81 sin de los mis1nos que
10 combatieron y fueron So
metidos por la fuerza, Sc ne
cesita mas del talento claro
y de la rectitud del espiritu,
que da la fuerza abrumado-
ra, para convencer q los ven
cidos, y para convertir la re-
volucion violenta en- evolu-
cion. racional, y entonces las
facultades del gobernante
.deben ser. tan mdltiples CO.
mo mGltiples son las necesi-
dades y las exigencias del or
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26
cONpICIoNEs,

., ,.,acr... fron,sriro"s' publles
los ,,bsdos .... so
s"TaSo s..Sr,sS Pogo .. s,ri an nonsd' dol
g,is:. |, 'rsai,idos, 'ssan oonvsa,o
A''"'y .pos ,sae'. dsSs dirlilrs'
I" JUsTO CARDENAs.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-01-26

Entered as second class
matter In the Post ONCE
at Laredo, Tex.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-23
RESOLUTION

Whereas, 1t has become known byin-.
vestigation that quantity Of first quail
itv Of wood stave pipe Of suitable size
is available for the prompt installation
Of the water system in the city OF Yer
ington; and,
Whereas, The said pipe has been, onin7
vestigation found to be equally as SER
vicable as steel pipe; and,
Whereas, An available head for a sup
ply reservoir of 200 feet altitude equally
as efficient for FIRE, and more practical
for domestic purposes; and,
Whereas, f. O. Sticknev, to whom a
franchise is granted to supply the city
Of Yeringtof with water for domestic
and other purposes. has consented to-in-
stall an immediate temporary fire ex-
tinguishng water system, awaiting the
building Of the permanent water system:
Now, therefore, i'll consideration Of the
premises, be it
Resolved, That Ordinance No Is en-
titled: IAN Ordinance granting to +.
I @. Sticknev. his successors in interest
and assigns, franchise, to supply, for
hire. the city of Yerngton and all all
ditions thereto, and the inhabitants there
Of with water for the extinguishment OF
{ :.
other matters relating thereto, be amend
ed in the following particulars. to wit:
Section 5 of said ordinance shall be
amended i'll sub section second, and
subsection, twelfth as follows:
Second That the pipes and mains for
the carving, conduction and distributing
Of water for the purposes aforesaid, shall
be wood stave pipe Of good quality. and
: - ti,a ~ Council Ill
rect, and shall be laid subject to the
supervision and control of the city engi-
neer, who shall at all times, exercise
such supervision only to- protect the in
terests Of the city. and see that the main
and distributing pipes shall be laid with
due regard to the sewerage system, here
after by said city of Yerington, to be
constructed and maintained.
Twelfth That said grantee or his
assigns, shall maintain water at ali ele-
walton Of at least ZOO two hundred feet,
sufficient to continuously supply four
fire streams, each through a one inch
ring nozzle, running simultaneously un-
der full head for at least four successive
hours.
And, That this. resolution be aud is
hereby ordered published for period of
four weeks in the Yerington Times,
weekly newspaper of general circulation,
published weekly i'll the city of Yering
ton, beginning with the issue of Satur
day, Nov 9, 1907, and ending with the
issue of Saturday, Dec. S, 1907.
Resolution passed and adopted this
day of 1907 by the follow
ing vote of the City Council
Ayes Ross SNYDER.
Absent Some.
Nays Gallagher.
Resolution approved this, the 51st day
of Oct. 4. D., 1907
JUDSON G. r. SMITH
Mayor of tire City of Yerington.
Attest: w T. POWERS,
Clerk OF the City Council, aud
the City of Yerington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-23
BRADSTREET REVIEWS THE MARKET CONDITION


checks oil larger interior markets being
THE medium OF transfer, thus allowing OF
the resumption Of grain forwarding and
the buying Of supplies At retail bv the
farmer
As il result. and III keeping with the
progress of readjustment, operations IN
practically all lines of trade and industry
have been reduced, forces have been cur
tailed, and in some instances wages have
been cut HOLIDAY trade has not devel
oped to any extent and business ship
ping is OF small proportions the general
desire among merchants being to act
conservativelv.
In some cases this conservatism has
led to the cancellation Of orders placed
earlier III the season, and a number OF
houses have called IN their travelling
statesmen pending clearing up of the
financial situation Business is being
done ON the basis of clearing house Ger
tiicates and cashier checks The do
settled as the country banks seem to he
disposed to build up unusually heavy re-
serves. Collections are very poor aud
the banks are not making new loans
At some large centers bank deposits, are
decreasing. Bank clearings show heavy.
decreases from last year and the stock
grain or cotton is moving because Of the
inability of purchasers to do business on
a cash basis, it is noteworthy that the
elevator men are again purchasing grain
al northwestern country towns. Some
pressure is being brought to bear on
holders Of grain aud cotton on which,
money has been loaned to market their
products, SO that gold can be secured it
Europe.
The rapid closing down of industrial
plants, especially those engaged in the
iron and steel trades, indicates that
stocks Will he adjusted 10 consumption
On the railways the supply of ears is
more abundant aud gros, earnings thus
far reported for October show an Increase
Of II per cent over the like mouth in
1906.
Failures arerthe largest i'll number of
any week this year in the United States,
$50, as against 226 last week, 222 i'll the
like week. of 1906, los in 1905, 100 in
1904 and 2S4 in zoos. and in Canada 40,
as against - last week and II in this
week year ago.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-23
MA Notice No 1854
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON ffTy Nr%+AnA NDv q 30


notice Is hereby given that Mason Valley
Mines Company. a deportation Of Name, by
Herbert K. Cum its attorney III fact, whose
residenceAand postofhcc address is Nerington.
Nevada has made application for United states
patent. for the Cottonwood mining claim stu
ated iif Mason Mining district. I.yon comfy.
Nevada. embracing IA9S linear feet III length
along, said Cottonwood lode Mining claim and
surface ground nnt exceeding 800 teet wide,
being survey No 500 and described III the field
notes aud plat OF the official survey on file III this
t,Ifice with magnetic vafiatioii at 10 5o.east as
folfowss
Commencing At corner No + from which cor
nef the quarter section cotner on south bonnd-
arg 81 section 81 Township 3 Norh, Range e
east NJ y bears uorth17 70 west S7s9 feet
distant thence north 81 10 east 6op feet to
corner 10 4. thence north 8 az west 1865 lcet
to corner No 5; thence south IS 70 west 599 5
.tcei to corner ~ a; thence south 9 ~ east
.faos feet 10 corner No 4 the place Of beginning
Containing Il total net area OF 2oo1o acres, there
being no conflicts
This claim Is located III the nusubdvided fpr.
tief> OF Townships Il and s north range IS
eayt NJ y. NJ.
Said Cottonwood lode location mining claim
being Of record III the office ot the County &c
cofdef at DAYTON in LYON County Nevada in
book b OF Mining locations, page m and
book # c. Mining I.otajons pages - and 7o2
Respectively. records u said county. The near
est known locatiuns being Bachelor No AND
Bachelor No ~ both survey No Prod; Malacfiite
NJ 6and Malacliite Fraction, both survey No.
27ua
direct that this notice be published III the
YrsgSGro> ftMps at Yeiington, Lyon county,
Neyad1 fle uewsparer published nearest 70 said
mining claim, Tor a period ot ming consecutive
weeks ST.
Lotus j. COIN. Rcgixtt-t.
u;a ~ s,.,lt I.tLf
Utah claimant attorneys
Fiftf 1j,ta5i,cation dated November I6 1907.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-23

Trade as a whole is quieter, and in
dustrial operations are being clrtailed in
Accord with the readjustmcnt process
forced BY the prevailing money strin-
gency and the spread OF acute currency
shortage to the country at large Evi-
dences of this are found IN the restrie-
zion of wholesale buying for future de-
livery, in the cnrtalment OF Jobbing
trade to purely filing-in proportions.
and in the curtailment of retail buying
by the necessary employment OF credit
instructions. In manufacturing lines is
apparently a determination to present
orders only as they are received and an
indisposition to accumulate stocks, the
result being slowing down Of opera
tons producing the settlement Of affairs
upon substantial basis. The industrial
quoting is also in no small degree due
to the fact that manufacturers, unable
or unwilling to ask employees To take
$to reduce production to a point where
operations can be conducted free from
dispute as to the methods Of payment Of
the employed
There are. however, some favorable
elements which point to the rel;dbiiita-
ton process being we'll under way,
There is. in the first place, an absence
of anything like precipitate action in the
business community. The FIRST furry of
financial unsettlement has appeared
without much of the dsorganizaton
succeeded steady determination to
make the best of a situation which BY
many is regarded as but temporary and
not of a lasting, depressing kind The
situation in the larger financial markets
is unquestionably more cheerful Gold
arrivals from abroad continue verv large,
aud the security markets display consid-
cradle -steadiness, despite evident sec
ondary liquidation nseparable i'll times
like these. Urgent demands from the
interior early caused an advance Of
money premium, Dut laleT tiiiS uenldnst
weakened as the needs of the country
were met by large shipments from New
York and other centers, the arrivals of
great quantities of foreign gold, the IN
crease of volume of national bank circu-
lation and the growing familiarity of the
people of the interior with the new
credit instruments. One especially hope.
full sign has been the renewal of grain
purchases in the northwest exchange