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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
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mas, ze przygotoWujelnny pow
stanie, j wzywano Rad, ably
olbrzymiemi kontrybucyami
j a-resztowaniani zdusn ruch5
ten " zarodku.
Ma mic sic ME zdaly memo
ryaly wysylane do Peters
burga, a podpisane przez
najlepszych obywateli kraju
memeryaly, " kt6rych w
|powiedziano zadanie aatono-
mil i zaprzeczono zarazem
|pogioskom Q zamiarach re-
wolucyjnych narodu Polskie-
go. Biurokracya oskarzala
mas ustawicznie ma czele zas
akcyi oszczerozej staio mo
woje wremia" A W kilka
miesiecy p6zniej ten sam
.dziennik %zachwyca} sic pola-
kami, ze zajeli stanowisko o
pozycyjne wobec projekt6w
wyw}aszczenia w}asnozci
%ziemskiej; stawia} ich "a
wz6r poslom rosyjskim.
Obecnie wyja6nia dalej p.
Zwan - Rad stara sic wszel-
kimi sposobami ably sprawe
przyobiecanego Polakom sa-
morzadu odwlec ma czas ME-
ograniczony. Umocniwszy
nieco;swoje stanowisko, ,zn6w
dawna rozpoczyna polityke.
NamySla sic mad przeniesie-
MEM uniwersytetu i polite
chuiki w~arszawskiej do Ro-
syi, knuje projekty oderwa-
MIA t.. wv. Chefmszczyzny cd
Kr6lestwa, rzekomo ola OBJ
rony zagrozenego %prawosfa-
via; s}owem zamiast melody
pojednawczych rozpoczyna
znowu dawna pie66 niena-
wi6ci. .s-. !.
W ko6cu zwraca p. sZwan
uwage ma charakter repre-.
zentacyi polskiej W Dumie
rosyjskiej. Stwierdza, ze
Ko}o nasze sk}ada sic wy}a-
cznie z ~zywio}6w umiarko.
wanych, i wyraza nadzieje
re pomimo :wszystko, pos{o-
vie nasi kt6rzy z Gala ene1-,
gia bronic beda praw naro-
dowych, znajda o~ddzwiek
sympatyczny W spo}eczehs-
twie rosyjskim. Jezeli za6
Rad ME zmieni swojej poll.
tyki przesladowczej, spotka
nasze stronictwa umlarko-
wane ten sam los, kt6rego
doznali swojego czasu ugo-
dewey. Straca one kredyt W
narodzie, a partye skrajne be
d. panama. sytuacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
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est iloscio1W,oc, 5b5aaarrddzso ploWaaz

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N kodcu ko,mnuulniikat m III
nacza, ze acz kl'o,llEw1iekz we, we
w,zmniiankowaaannej o,d1ee.zzwWii,et k zialr-'E
s~ekretarza stanu Jest.
NOVA tylko 9 ezykuu rosyj
skim, rad .jjeddlnrlaakk. rosy ski ski
Iczyniac kroki . zzlnniesie'nni'e
.dekretu : :. 1877, mia. IA ma,
..oku ME tylxo jezyk WielkIol-
rosyjski, ale "wszystkie je-
:zyki ruskie" zar66wno wielko-
rosyjski, jak mprto ibia1o-
Eruski. 8..s
w tym celu czytamy
dalej W komunikacei Rad
nasz, pc p~orozumieniu sic 2
przedsiewzial srod-
XII ,celem p~rzetlumaczenia
nietylko ma rosyjski, ale j
ma wszystkie wog6le jezyki
miejscowe modlitw j pie5ni,
.kt6re wchodza W zakres ma
boz ehstwa dOdatkOWegO, a
take i katechizm, ably. przy-
k}ady te, pc zatwjerdzeniu
ich przez Rzym, weszly "
powszechne uzycie W miej-
scowo6ciach zamieszka1ych
przez Rosyan wyznajacych
Ware kato!icka.:"
Komunikat ten zaslugu-
je ma baczna uwage znaszej
strony. Zawiera on wyjasnie-
ME stanowiska rzadu rosyj--
skiego W tel sprawie, przeci-
wne stanowisku KS. Bis
kupa Symona i So miejmy
nadzieje Rzymu.
Ten dekret kardynala SCI
kretarza stanu wydano "a
nagleniem rzadu rosytkiego
i - jak nam z dobrze po-
~informowanej strony dono-
sza, perswazya pewnego pra-
1ata poiskiego, W Rzymie "a
mieszkalego. kt6rego znana
gorliwo6c o religie katolicka
W tym wypadku "a daleko
zawiodla. I pochodzenie je-
go i stosunki z zaborem ro-
syj skim powinny go by1y
ostrzedz pred perfidya rza-
du t{omaczacego kazdy akt
Rzymu W sw6j znauy spo-
sob, mic z Unforeseen katoli-
ckiem wsp6lnego ME maja
CIV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

- UAA4S ~. - sJ
rodzicow az 40 chwili wylo-
tn mlodych 2 gniazda ojczy
stego zajmowac temi dzietc lni.
'dbac. . ME. uczynic ie lud1zf;m i.
porzadnymi, dac in warun-
ki bytu uczciWego, OTTO zada-
MIA i o~bowiazki fodzic6w, ma
kazane i'm przedewszystkiem
.przez przykazania Boze j
koscielne, przez sumienia
wreszcie j przez ustanowie-
MIA prawno.spoleczne.
Poczciwii .rodzice chrzesci-
ja6scy dba6 winni ma pier
wszem miejscu 0 dusze die
cka:: Trzeba tedy juz Cd sa-
mel kolebki wpajac " SERGE
dzieciecia slime przywiazanie
ku .wierze; dziecko ich ma
kiedy zostae dobrym obyWa-
telem, cz1owiek narodo~
wego spolecze6stwa, przeto
trzeba wychowac je " POI
s1anowaniu, czci i mi}osci
ola narodu w}asnego, trzeba
|je wychowac tax, by ten
rrzysz}y cz}owiek by} szcze-
re i pozosta} Polakiem, a "a
razem dobrym mieszkahcem,
wzg]edem kt6rego ma row.
|niez zabowiazaDia wdziecz-
nosci "a ten dach
rkt6ry tn many mad
g}owa i "a ten chleb,
kt6rego nam przecie ME
braknie; wreszcie ponie-
waz ma z niego bye wo~
bee dwu powyzszych za}o.
ze6 czlowiek uczciwy, samo.
dzielny i og6}owi pozyteczny,
przeto trzeba go nauczyt
pracowac, trzeba go kszta}cic
Ii dac mu zaw6d do reki. Otto
try wzgledy, trzy g16wne
czynniki, jake kierowac po-
winny rodzicami polskimi W
wychowaniu ich dziatwy to
|trzy p%rzewodnie my6li O
tych i'm ami ma chwile zapo-
mnie6 ME wolno. -. .
Swietym = OF Boga naka-
zanym .obowiazkiem rodzi-
COW dobrych, jest %zajmowa-
ME sic dzie6mi ciagle. bezu-
stannie, tax dlugo jak d}ugo
dziecie potrzebuje togo zaje-
cia sic MEM, czy: to liczne-
90 czy zw}aszcza moralnego.
Nalezy zatem baczyt ma
dzieci gdy sic bawia i uwa-
FAC by sic bawi}y poczciewie
i przystojnie, a przedewszy
stkiem nalezy uwazac ma ich
nauke W szkole i W domu;
nalezy uwaza6. azeby dziecie
odrooi}o zadane mu lekcye
i W razie potrzeby dopom6dz
mu W tel piracy.
Uczenie sic - jak kazda
praca umys}owa jest trud-
nem i wytezajacem zwiaszcza
tel nuzy ono umys} dziecka
nieprzywykly do ia kiej
piracy "a przedewszystkiem EN-.
dziecka, kt6ro MP. pierwszy
dopiero rok do szkoly chodzi6
zaczy1a. M6zg, nerwy ca}y
organizm takiego dziecka wy
silaja sic wtedy bardzo. a W
przesileniu tenn wielka mu
pomoca beda dobrzy rodzi~
CO, je6li nan uwazac beda j
umys1 jego zawczasu DO.
szko}y przygotuja. Przygoto-
wanie to wcale ME po-
10y. r-- r.yEE- 81 -r 3, :, - %ra 80. #H&#/ u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

WazneJ #nauKl,sDeQaa JTesclWe =
zajmuiace roz moWy 2 dz ,ipet
mi " kt6rych dzieci nauFe,zsa
eie my6li skupiac, 2 uwazat
ma podawane i'm wiadomno6ci
j p~rzywykna do wymaganej
Cd Mich pozniej " szkole u
wagi, Me nalezy take ~
wych j psotnych moze dzjjeci
szko}a .straszy6l !; Gzaestto's aasliie-
rozsadna matka grozi chop
Gu: "Poczekajno! Pojdziesz
ty do szkoly tam Gle dopie-
70 vienna " karby!"... S}owy
takieml1ii wy;'rzsaiddaz:aI 7 sic il 'nlissijjv5e-
ksza szkode tylko samemu
dziecku, DO ono zanim do
szko}y przyjdzie i zanim ia
pozna, JUL sic jej boi i stra-
cha i tyiko czeka z trwoga,
kiedy je karac zaczna, chot
samo ME vie "a co Taxa
trwoga paralizuje pojetno6c
dziecka i czynj z natury nies-
mia}e, jeszcze nie6mielszemi,
co wszystko razem utrudn1a
tylko bardzo zadanie nau-
czycielowi.
Opr6cz %obowiazku przygo,
dzieci do szko}y,
piwinni nadto rodzice poma-
gao i'm tel W samej nance,
kiedy dzieci juz do szkoly
chodza.. Dziecko ma zawsze
zadana W szkole lekcye do
przerobiema W domu,. kt6ra
ma ma celu utrwalanie W pa.
mieci ucznia nauki szkolnej
go do su:
miennosci W wype}nianiu
|6cisfem obowiazkow. Lekcye
take wcsle dzieci ME nuza
boz niewiele ich jest a chodzi
W Mich jedynie- % to ably die:
oko> nauczyc owej obowia-
%zkowo6ci, ktora ma bye "a
wiazkiem jego charakteru.
Niechajze zatem bacza rodzi.
CO by dziatwa pilnie odrabia-.
la zadania, by je wykonywa,
Ia starannie i sumiennie a
spokojnie tax, ably jej cd.
tych zada6 mic ME odrywa}o
i by. dziecko ME uczy}o sic
lekcewazyc obowiazk6w.
Gdy dzieci czego ME no
zumieja niechze i'm starsi po-
kaz9, pomoga: MECH ucze6
rzecz i przedmiot zrozumie,
MECH wen wniknie i rozmi-
1uje sic W MIN, poniewaz -
skoro dziecie czego ME rozu
mie, a Mkt mu tego ME o.
jasni j ME wyt}6maczy to
idzie ono do szko}y z lekcya
niewyuczona, pytane dosta-
lie z1e note, albo kare czem
sic zniecheca ME .pytane po-
mia niezrozumiale miejsca,
a W obu razach cierpi jego
poster j wiedza' ,: ].
Me nalezy sadzic, 70 do p>a poe
magania dziecku " nauce
trzeba wiclkiej jakiej filozofili!.
i wykszta}cenia::s kazda =maN
tka to potrafi, bo jest to. ra-
czej rzecza serca nil rozu mu:
.oho do fo0n ami 0Zaai1
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25

Miss Gladys Hartley returned from
Portland the first OF the week where
an operation was performed ON her
throat which wa, very successful.
Sunday the stage of water Egot to
low for the boats to land at the depot,
and the wharf boat OF the Regulator
line and the ferry line we're moved
farther down towards deep water. The
water has been falling very fast the
past week. and the river will soon be
back off the bottom lands.
g. II. Temple arrived from Portland
Monday morning with bride, and
lett for his home at French Lick,
Ind, on the evening train. Chas. II.
Temple and Miss Clara Lewis we're
united in marriage Sunday, July q,
at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents, at Russelville, Ore., The bride
is very estimable young lady, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lewis,
who are well known in Multnomah
county. The MANY friends OF Mr..
and Mis-. Temple extond congratula.
tions.
A. l. Mason had the pleasure of en-.
tertaining over Sunday Rev. Jas. II.
Clay, of Holdrege, Net., and W. IL.
Ellis, of Wasco, Ore, who were boys
together In Missouri, and they had
not met In twenty years. MIR. Ellis
recently came here from the east and
is now located at Wasco. Mr.. Clay
has been attending the international
session of the b. Y. P. U. at Spokane,
and Is visiting the large coast cities
before his return. He returned home
Monday going by the southern route
as far as Los Angeles. Mr.. Ellis re-
turned home Sunday. All enjoyed
the reunion and the visitors were de-
lighted with the country. Rev. Clay
pieaohed at the Pine Grove church
Sunday at the invitation of Rev.
Clark.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25
Ladies' Oxford Ties in all
the novelties
J. IL. Gill spent Tuesday in Port.

j.: II. Gill spent Tuesday in Port
land.
L. A. herman had business at Tn,
Dalles Monday.
DR.. Eliot visited Hood River the
first of the week.
Ii. Campbell was a passenger from
Portland yesterday.
@. III. Foster made a trip tt Biep,
on the local Tueday.
A. o. Hershey went to Portland OF
No. 3 tuesday morning.
Louis Clark made business trip &c
The Dalles last thursday.
g. l.. Rogers came up from Port.
land on No. 2 yesterday.
G. j. Gessling was passenger tor
Portland Tuesday morning.
WI liz Van Horn was passenger
for Portland Friday on No. 5.
Fred Newly and wife were visitors
In the city Friday of last week.
Oscar Vanderbilt was a passenger
for Portland Monday on the local.
S. l.. Young left Wedn esday even
ing on a business trip to Portland
Billie Shipman left on the local last
thursday for trip to The Lalles.
!. P. M. Hall. Lewis returned from a
business trip to Portland Thursday.
E. Fl. Shepard had business in
Portland the latter part of the week.
Robert Rand was a p ssenger tor
The Dalles last Thursday on the local.
John Castner was In Portland Sun
day to see the Portland. Frisco game.
Mrs. Frank Chandler departed for
the Rose city last Friday on the local.
Charles Hall left Friday morning
for visit to southern Oregon towns.
Both morning trains we're late Tues
day, No. 3 stopping here for break
fast.
Father Bronsgest, of The Dalles,
was in the city the latter part Of the
week.
@. r. Bone was a passenger for
Portland on the early morning train
Thursday.
Miss Alice Brown, of The Dalles,
has been visiting with Mrs. Fouts OF
this city.
Rev. j. L. Hershner preached at the
Stevenson Methodist church last
Sunday.
Mrs. G. f. Kennedy went to Rose
burg Monday to visit her parents for
a few days.
Arthur P. Tiff, OF Portland, spent
Sunday visiting with Frank Chandler
and family.
Truman Butler, wife and daughter,
returned yesterday from their outing
at Seaside.
Mr.. Flynn, the expert painter Of
The Dalles, was a visitor in Hood
River Sunday.
A. d. Moe was In The Dalles Satur-
day to have the big paper knife put
in good repair.
G. Butt, a prominent attorney of
Newberg, Ore., had legal business In
the city Monday.
The East Fork Irrigating company
has an important notice In another
column; it interests every one owning
land under the system.
Nearly all old fashioned Cough
Syrups are constituting, especially
those that contain opiates. They don't
act just right. Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup contains no opiates. 1t
drives the cold out of the system by
gently moving the bowels. Contains
Honey and Tar and tastes nearly as
good as maple syrup. Children like it.
Sold by Keir & Cass.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25

The o. r. & N. will make rate OF
a fare and third, on the certificate
plan, on account of the horticultural
meeting at Medford, August 8 to 13,
good returning until August II.
The way In which dad" Fouts
talked Dutch to Conductor Mahear
last Saturday morning wasn't slow.
dad" states that the "Con" is not
inclined to be impartial in the matter
of locating the morning train when it
stops in Hood River for breakfast.
There will be something doing among
Eddie Harriman's ticket pUnchers il
dad" dons his war paint.
Bishop Ward, who has been In the
employ OF the Davidson Fruit CON-
pany during the berry season as bill.
ing clerk, left for Goble, Wash, to
do some work on the Davidson mill
at that place. Mr.. Ward came to
Hood River recently fiom the east in
search Of health. 1t is hoped that he
may return to Hood River and locate
permanently with US.
Mr.. Loomis and wife, Mrs. Horace
Conner, Burdette Conner and q. ID.
Woodworth spent last Wednesday and
Thursday fishing in Tony creek. The
party roughed it in due and ancient
form; they did not take the usual
supply of bedding, but depended al
together on the canopy of the skies
for due shelter and protection. The
party succeeded in whipping nearly
200 finny members from the stream.
W. S. Kerr, ir., of Chicago who
with bis wife, has been visiting his
parents in the valley, left for home
Monday morning by the northern
route. W. S. Kerr, 81, accompanied
his son as far as Portland. The wife
will extend her visit some time be-
fore returning home. They are de-
lighted with thu valley, it being their
first trip west.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25

Miss Avery came up from Portland
yesterday to visit her brothers at Eg,
germont.
s. Soule and wife we're passengers
for Portland Saturday to spend Sun.
day In the Rose city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Nolan, of The
Dalles, visited friends In Hood River
the first Of the week.
S. P. Msbee and wife, of Middle
ton, Idaho, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. l.. Clark.
Mrs. S. W. Arnold left for Portland
last Thursday to spend a few days
visiting in that city.
Tom Richardson, who has been In
Hood River for several days, returned
to Portland Thursday.
Miss Dora Deane, recently pur.
chased u Clough & Warren piano from
Soule's Piano House.
W. j. Brownell, a telephone engi-
neer OF Portland, was in the city the
latter part of the week.
Attorney b. S. Huntington, of The
Dalles, passed through Hood River
Friday erroute to Portland.
j. M. Wright, the veil known con-
tractor, lately selected a fine piano
from Soule's Piano House.
Mrs. Fouts and son Fleta, accomps-
MED by Mis1 Brown. returned I. ON q
trip to The Dalles Saturday.
g. E. Carlton, of Tacoma, arrived
In Hood River Saturday to visit with
Sam Waterbury and Jack Clark.
Miss Earl, who has teen visiting
her aunt, Mrs. s. E. Bartmess, left
for Portland Monday afternoon.
f. W. Bartell shipped a consign
ment Of squads to Bell & Co., of Port
land, the latter part of the week.
W. Marsh, a prominent newspaper
man of Honolulu, has been visiting
at the Goddard home at Underwood.
Mrs. Ed Lyons left for Pc, tland
Saturday to be at the bedside CT her
husband who is confined in the hos
pital.
Frank Quinn returned the latter
part OF last week from an extended
visit In Seattle and other Sound
cities.
7. II. Emerson, OF Portland, srend
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. @. W.
Stafford, returning home Monday on
the local.
Hans Lage has purchased a fine
trotteT and states that he will now
leave the gasoline. eating machine in
the shade.
s. s. Baldwin, chauffeur OF the
Great Pierce Arrow, went to Portland
Monday afternoon to get repairs fer
bis machine.
Miss Annie Walton arrived Monday
from Portland and will spend her
summer vacation here with her broth
er and sister.
The trains we're all held up Sunday
all day on account Of the burning of
bridge crossing Eagle creek, neai
Cascade Locks.
Louis Owens was a passenger to The
Dalles last Thursday to make final
proof on his homestead in the Mt.
Hood district.
Burns Jones left for st. Johns last
Thursday to look after some property
which he may take as part price for
bis Barrett farm.
L. W. Vreeland, of Portland, visit
ed his brother law, MIR. jacobson,
in the valley over Sunday, returning
Monday morning.
Parties wishing to pack apples this
seeason will please call at the Office of
the Apple Growers union and register
not later than August /.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Phone Holman's Market, Main l4Ol
on The Heights for your meat orders
Free and prompt delivery.
S. J, Frank has fine line of men
belts and purses.
Mr. Bartmess is Oh cash basis.
Mrs. Venable has opened dressmakin
larlors in the jacobson residence, wher
she is prepared to do fashionable dress
maxi ".
the Gem" Ice Cream Bricks mad,
Ill as many colors or any style. Civ,
us you orders for your party or Sunda,
dinner. We dc our own manufacturing
Hamilton & Adolph.
Fresh made sausage at Mcclure Bros
every day.
l.. Higgins Annual June sale begar
June |. Watch our add for real values
Big line Of tents, wagon Covers, and
summer lap busters at S. j. Franks.
Chickens for Sunday dinner at Hol.
mans Market.
Get yeur spray hose from W. H.
Haynes.
Fresh fish at Holman's Market.
Metal house numbers at Hunts Wall
Paper store.
Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio.
Phi. c. Young is in the market for cat
tie, hogs, chickene, ETC., and will pay
the highest market price.
Green onions, asparagus and radishes
at Mcclure Bros.
Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and
picked salmon at Jackson's.
Full line of garden hose, with coup
lings, at Haynes store.
"The Gem" Hand Rolled Ice Cream
Chocolate Creams, Taffies and Bon
Bons. We make all our candies and
ice cream. Hamilton & Adolph.
Just received at Soules Piano house
large shipment of monographs and the
celebrated JonOphone records. A spe-
clal discount will be offered this week.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
A good Emerson piano at Soule's Pi-
ano house for $l.75. Also some fine
organs $35 to $50.
Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at
Jackson's.
Go to Hood River Apple Growers
Union for drums of gas for nitrogen
sprayer.
Economical buyers go to the Higgins
store they can do better.
1t is to your interest to refer to M.
Bartmess' ad under the new system.
The Dietz Studio for photos.
Chinook salmon at Mcclure Bros.
every Friday,
Chickens for Sunday dinner at Nc
Guire Bros. Order early.
Lawn mowers, the best make, at W.
Fl. Haynes.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio.
Mt. Hood tooth powder, best in the
world at Williams Pharmacy. Money
back if not satisfactory. fla
The first delivery will be made at 8
o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to
have your orders in for your boils and
roasts in time for this trip. The last
trip will be made at 10: As and the last
trip in the evening at 4:S0. Please OBJ
serve these hours of delivery so as to
receive your meats on time and assist
us in the delivery. MCGUIRE Bros.
II you want to buy or sell real estate
go to Onthank & Often. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota'
rial work of all kinds.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25
HOOD RIVER RESIDENTS

Have purchased Eleven Lots in Belle Crest since July
1st See Belle Crest and you'll know why
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May s-CIoslnE. WHEAT-spot steady;
No , red Western winter. a. 3iad. No California 6s
eGd FgtuTss quiet; May Us Nd July is o., d; Sep
teilber 6s ~ q CORN Spot-Amcrtcan mixed. new,
f,,e. gMet - "a: American mixed 2d, steady 5s "a
Canadian steady. d sd. FLOUR-Winter patents
steady 24s Sd HOPS IN London tPaciHc Coastj quiet
~ ~ 0s BEEF Extra India strong.
Fokk-Prlme mess Western STEADY SIS 81 HAMS
short cut, - 10 l6 ID. firm. 5Hs BACON-CuuOerlud
cut 20 to 80 10. steady. 49s 6d short rib III,
nTn A3s long clear middles light IS TO "a 10
3-S bis long rnidilcs. Arm Is
dd short clear backs. 10 20 steady. 49s: clear
bellies Il TO 10 n. quiet 49s SIOJLDERS-Sq
- 10 l3 n. steady. a4s I'd. IARI-Prim Western in
tlerces steady 44s Cd, American refined.
46s I'd CHEESE American finest white uomiualIy
sos American finest colored nominalIy 62s; Canadian
hnest white Qulet BSs Canadian finest CUlored
oos TALLOW-Prime city uorniuaIly BIS TURPEN-
TINE Spirits dull. sos 81. ROSIN-CCmmou firm. Is
fETto!.E M-Rehned quiet. esd ILNsEED OH.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
OTHER MARkers-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nav s''ATTLI- Receipts about Is C0p head;
market strong 70 Ioc higher euugn prime scerr SiG
81 DO COWS, Sd 2oIS5 he!t,rs S}s5 90 bulls. 81 4TG
81 calves s. 1898 - st'ch~rs aad feeders S3aS -
HOGSRece!pts about 1900 head uaItet steady - -
lower. chgtce prime a5y 81 - So so. medium
good hravy 81 4U8S6 42s butcher veShts 81 45E 50
good To prime mixed 81 400 81 42a packing 81 ~ 81 40.
pigs. So 5oG$d -: bulk of sales. 81 4cdSH ~ SHEEP
Receipts about 1900 head; market rrru sheep 81 -
81 10 yearnEs. :SG$g -. LANES. 50 5o1$s 10
East Buffalo. May SEATTLE steady.
s. 658S6 NEALS- Receipts. 500 hrud. active ana 25o
higher ut S5q$7 -: Jew AZ s. % HOGS Receipts.
800 head; fairly active light sioW heavy: heavy
So eoG$6 10 mixed 50 oGSt so: Workers s6gSs -.
pigs. 50 sOVSB 90. rouEhs. 50 spUSH 10 SHEEP AND
u Mbs-R -Reecipts. sQoo head steady; sheep
Kansas City. May SEATTLE Receipts. head
Including 600 souhens market steady choice export ana
dressed beef steers. 81 Cu4SG good 81 -Vq
s. 60 Western fed steers S4uS5 feeders
50 SOqS5 souther1 S4g s. 90.
q 5 native S9G$4 50. native hcers 250S5 -;
bulls " ooSS4 80; calves 81 S04S5 80 HOFS-Receipts
1900 headi market steady .. bu
Of sales 50 s2lsQSe 42l heavy 81 32's asa s PACKERS
81 92sl A. light, S6 81 = ass A. pigs s. 25FS5 ~
sHEEPCEeceipts. 5000 head market strong, lambs
81 l54SS 80: wethcrs So 75QSG 20 Western fed
yearings. So 5QSI; Western fed sheep. s. 6eGSC 10.
stockers and feeders S4qSe