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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
aa6elsrammrr ira Srssiel iortGI'


Ter, at oct MI mart er forbi meo
Song 2copoIoS ~perionliee Serre'
Semme i aougp. Hegierinoeu (beu
heIeiife) ifnI berefter Itpre % ranoe
| benne 9oloui. Spormeget bette
eecutlig betpocr, peO man enbmu life
meO no9eu @isbeo. s og for iig er
het uatirIigpis ~gIGOeIiat NOT, at Der
fan bIipe en- Gnoe paa ct ~perionIigt
Aegimentc, iom bar afisot iao meaen
gIenoigbeO, og buiS. llmenneifeIig.
beo bar bGret ioa bnarreiienoe, at
ben eneite @runb iii, of Ser life for
lang Sio iioeu er bIet iot Ell Stop.
rer Oerfor, er Den, at Stormagtcrue
en6nu / Dor Sio finder oct opportlnt
Of ie gienuem 6tugre meb ben Slag2
hsiere ReperppIitif. Wen oct fan
riQtiQnot bIiDe ct SpereSmouI. ON
oct, raar set fommer i'll Stptfet,
fanife uuigepcl life hlir ben Scopolo'
fife Gono. ION oaino for 6remtiocu
piI rouoc / 8onqo8 Sture. ut Sin.
reliens SoeroragcIic ira &ongcn iii
Reeieringcn pirfeIid oil finoc Steo,
tor moi peI MI aoo no ira, at NoG'
ternc bill paoIe; men ocrnco er 0't9'
Tturet neppe ellot. Jor at fna Sttf
pnu Ginecne, mon De &onocIStom'
parier, iom bar lat fig foIt oerncSe,
90 iom mnocr SongcnS @c'fpttcI'e !
ocreuis bar pIpuOrct @eioltuinBeiI
fratoQcs ocn gtogt Tom Dc M bar.
Song 2eopoIo er icIu interc$ieret /
nisic SomponierS GiiTrCr % bar
belt Goret meo benz. Cen nG'crtIige
@runo til, at han M or riuig I'll at
Tippe 8eiIerne, or maofe ocu, Of De
riqcite 8eiurier / aongo olereSe er
rbtemte; forsori8t nil bon rntlr'
IiqpiS frcmoeIes beboloe line rent f.
noncieue SutereSier berneoe og OPre
meb Of trpIte Den iioite Groabe no al
Gitrouen. SmebenS faor man boa'
be, fiben en- 5oranOring M engara
er fttaet / ltSfiet of be, iom O~irfeIia
bar @agt oa Mipuot9beo til at cp'
treble oeo innbaune anleoninger,
Summitctens aaOn frGUer, at bel
M bIir Hut meS bisie roosierrigC
fommereieae SeIifabers Fianbist
goIosbaHolinser mob be inoisote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
SsurSan lrnaarn bIobtappes b

6norban Ilnsarn blootoppes peo
llbpmorineen til amerifa bar mou
ct ilaoenoe Grempel pna | en- 8eret.
ming fra ben itore 2onosbp aeriiopa
@9rbeben at 2iisos. 9pen bnpoe
peo iioite 5olfetGlling $500 Sno.
paonere, men iaa begpnote amerifa.
feberen of berie | 9Den, og en- for Ell
euer | floffepis uopanoreSe Den
manolige 9efoIfning, inbtil Berger.
meiteren plitbielig giorbe Den Spoa.
aelie, at ban bar oct eneite borne
Ranofolf | belle 9pen. Men omiioer
feepnote amerifafeberen at buiere
cefoa | felipe goreermeiteren, o. Ell
raffer Dag paffeoe ban i'm auffert
% brog iamme Sci iom ale anore
Der fra gpen og loo tit bsie Gmbeoe
ifistte iis ielp Tom bebit oct funbe.
- S nngnrn bar apinoer life
Stemmeret, og De er life paIgbare til
roset offentIiet gmbeoe; men fi9re,
naar Der life finbes ct eneite porent
WanofoIf | en- commune, iaa maa
ba bel noeen ftaa for Stpret, 90 Ell,
fer bette Heionnement poIste aert.
iopas apinoer forleben Dag en- r,p
fpinoelig 8orgermeiter og beiatte
iomtioist osiaa De sprige minieipaIe
gmbeoer meo apinoer. - 9e banbe
10 life noget anbet at bei9tte Dem
meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
Gn nbpaaclia Wistanfe.

Gn nbpsgelis Nistanfe. Sra
@aibtngton berettes, of Der er op.
itaaet en- iterf Wistanfe ON, at Or
ploiionen omborb paa Slagifibet
Georgia, Der formIeoiaebe Sabet
at 10 Wennefflip, bapoe fin 4ariag /
oct uforiparIiet baarlige 8lil, Tom bar
leperet af Dupont international
Smofeleis Bopber Gompanp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30

uuuilS IuL VI "
ffaffe 8anb, nanr iaaoant bebspebes.
Oct bar efter SaIerens 1ening Of
tor 8igtigbeo, at ct GrRnerinssip.
item blep inbfsrt | Heb Iiper DaIen
forat bortleoe BET operHsoige 8anb.
st Spitem al geboloere, bpbe og bre.
De NOT til at funne optaee og beboIoe
bet oberflsbige @nnb fra &eb @iner,
naar ben gift ODER fine BREEDER, piloe
bore ttlraaoeliet. Oct bar eft fort
Soretagenoe 90 piIoe nsbpenbiggisre
Weopirfning at bber eneite 2anoeier
| Salen. Snis imiolertio 8eroien
at 9anbet | belle 8alen piloe itige, %
berom bar Der ingen Spinl, iaa piloe
Solicit utpibliomt bore meo. Oct
Safttm, at Der life finbeS noget OF.
fentligt Sanb | Heb Hiper 9alen,
eiorbe intet til Saeen. Der bar life
ct eneite Srrigationsforetagenbe |
2anoet, bpor oft 2anoet tiIbsrte He.
eieringen. Snertimob, oct meite at
Srrigationslnnbet bar pripat Glen.
bonn &etlamations 2open inbifren.
Fer ben Str9fnine al 2ano, iom bper
8ruger at 8anoet ifal funrte eie, og
8irfningen beraf bill bIipe at belle De
itore gienoomme / minore Sarme.
100 Icres al 2ano bel foripnet meo
ganb bar p9rb mere emo en- Seftiou
lioen Srrigation. Oct iamme giel.
Der ON 2ano, Der bebsuer 9rene.
ring. Sarmerne fan fife babe at
frnne blipe fpit ller9siet, Der oper.
ipsmmer beres 2ono, fsr 8anoet BIZ
Der Ieoet bort, og 2anbet berbeb BIZ
Der gjort ififfet til 9prfning.
Ser er belleriffe nogen Sinoring
for, at bet bortlebebe 8anb funoe bli.
be beoaret / geboloere og benpttet
for Srrigation, naar iaabant treng.
tes. Get pilbe maaife blipe mo.
penbt, of BET par urimeligt at tale
ON Srrigation for 2ano, Der bebs.
pebe Sr9nering, men Saleren BEN
falote Spm9rfiombeben paa oct Sat-
tum, at Ser bar 9ele al 2anbet, Der
boboe 6obbelt iaa meget Regn iSm
Heb Giper 9oler, men bog batbe
runoet meget peb Srrigation. Spao
Der bar nsopenoigt for ct lsnnenoe
2%anbbrug bar, at 2anbet fit SGoen
til BEN rigtise Sib. Sette Dor al
Iigeiaa flor gigttgbeo iom at fierne
ben, naar Den life tr9ngtes.
SaIeren tbioleoe meget paa Gil
raaoeligbeoeu al at Staterne ODER
toa S~rontngen af iaaoame Srriga.
tions. % observation-disclosures On
noaen IfiiIoe forisse bet, piloe gorti.
strioen inart sSeIegge oct belle. Sm
Splfet piISe oiie tilitr9ffelig Snter'
este / oenue Sag til at amooe ben
feberaIe &egiering ON at frioe mo,
ioa par Ser ingen Spipl ON, at ben
nsopenbise 9opeiontng fnnoe op-
noaes, os saar 8esierinsen ooertos
grbeioet, piloe bette bIipe oroentlig
uofsrt. San baabeoe, of ane De mi
Iepenoe gerioner | &eo aiper Saler
moatte Iepe IGnse nof til at ie iaa.
banne SiIItanbe nirfelisglorte.
ct az Sbiens befienbte Stpffer,
"gt 9~uffebiem", bIep for nosIe 9o.
ae iiben eipet for fuIbt Sus ! ct al
S~opeoitaoens Sbeatre. Oct er imib.
Iertio Iiseiaa isrseliet iom oct or
ianot, at bet amerifanife Gublifum
enbm life er mobent for at pau.
fisnne Sbiens Reiteroerfer. 9a
man gif, bsrte man uotrpf iom "The
acting was fine, but the play was
bum" os Iianenbe. gaa glafaternc
opeapes SanoIinsen at foregoa /
| Sperige. Soriatterens 5Gorelano.
@Iabene bar imi0lerti0 rimeIiqere %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
Sra uolanoet.
Sohn 3ettia BIB,

Jobn Hrttis BIB. Sra Stocf.
bcIm teIesraferes, of ben b~efienote
Sobn @ettig er ofeaaet peo Dsoen |
Ell aloer at go aar. San bar ben
melt aniete Berger al @dfIe gp; ban
rar WeoIem at Ssrftefamret, @an-
g%emiaionnr, Sfibsbpgger, Stor.
banolet os gier at Soerises itsrite
Sobafsfabrif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
3rrnricberrns Niaanpir.

franIt Sioenitabsmano peS Rapn
1~rofesior Gbantemesie bar giort en-
SpooaeIie, bporpeo ban er lot iitano
til at tunne fonitatere SiIiteoepGrel-
ZEN al Sptis paa oct a~nerisritc STD
oium. Sans Metbooe CIR ben iam'
me iom Den b~etienote SubertuIin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
SpcScabIina,n | Wsauitoba bill iaar

SpeSeabIingsn | manitoba bill iaar
bIiue aoitilist UNDER ct @iobeIsnar,
meooeIes fra @innipes. Ssioa /
BET sprise Canada er llbiisterne
minore sobe. Der auIebes ifior 95
@siaiouer guibeIs Speoe ! oct peit.
Iise Canada. llobpttet bill iaar life
operitiae rs Wilioner, os Der er
Dem, iom frpster, at BET Inn bill nan
op til so Miaioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
De n~eutraIe glnaters stiaina I'm.

St hehituit 1'uBt9io Oitu'hS NV
Ger en- 2%anOfrig blep | 5reoagS orsi-
tet at en- af Sreo8fonferencens 8omi.
teer | Saag. Gen amerifanife Bril-
gaoegeneraI George 9. 9apis effle.
reoe Der, at De Sorenebe Stnter lint.
teoc fig til Oct frantic SoriIag, 9ette
Sorilag eaar bIanot anbet no paa, at
en- neutral Stat ifal bore aniporlig
for fine ltn~beriaatters Sanolinger,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
@gIocnSaIffe SpsbauSsl / aisbeu'

bapn % ariitiania bar / 5crbineelie
me6 Glib. @amermepers SosbqnoeI
% 6crlag beiluttet of oabue en- ii.
IiaIbogbanoeI / Chicago, bporfra
ircntiSie Expedition % Sols al De
10 6orIaes 9sser piI fiube Steb. Se.
itprereu of SiIialeu Sr. annb Sas.
fen, er uIlereoe tommet til 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30

lfru nnoer Sauet. - Sra Soneo.
cerne, en- eniom ggrrtppe | Spoba.
pet, melbes ben Ste SuIi pia @p Spo
@oles, at man / De iibfte IA Gage
Zoe | Sapet bar iagttaget ipp pGlbige
SsiIer, Der ifpIoes piiIfonife ltobriio
nebe paa SapbunOen. llbbruooet
bar pGret Ieoioget al ct itaoist 9rsn
% bpppige GrpIoiioner. Sele oct
uroIige Strsg er inben en- Straf-
ming af to &pa0ratmu | R9rbeoen
Of Zen Songotabu. WGngber at tort
Gimpeiten er regnet neb belle 80
Dill borte fra 8uItauerne. Ser op.
Ipies, at Der boIoer pda at bonne iis
2ono omfrine efuepIaoien for Sor-
ltprreIien, og bet er oa rinleligt, at
en- mn Q Der err uuoer 0annelie og
bolber paa at ftige op al Sapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30

SgmaFinsn -Susoennen", Tom pi
isnOte sfter for to War iiben, or | ale
6snireroer Ell uomrrtet COB RaHine. ia,
I;se iaa COB % iurut iom be. Der ioiter
bet eObbsIte. IRIS. Sshn q. SoRutoTt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30

prsue for aonftaterins al SiIfteoepG.
relien at SGrine. Son bar neniIie
opfunoet ct s5Ioes 9liIper, Tom ban
faloer Spflstorine, bporaf en- Sem.
tienoeoel at ct 0'ilieram opIeies |
Ell Graabe gonb og intsres unoes
EieIaoget. 1enne gebanoIing ifal
bore aIoeles nforIig, men bet fan
iirar fonitatercs, bporpiot en- Bot.
ent bar Spfrs eaer Ell. Siotil bar
man pGret noe Of Stano til at funne
ftiae Gpfuiens 9iasnoie, for Spe.
oommen par nof iua Iangt fremifre-
een.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30

Stttt Simmer Gf Sseh Grnen" inoebploer
@ip. - en- 0emmelisbeo ira SposSapet. =
8euIiqbeo. - CT u%hpsgeliat 8eipg. Srnen
ualeu. - GImineeli9e 8egier for ruae Yts
Ger. 9en ifignnelte Ting. - Ut farllgt
Rps / goiten. - @aaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30

Granger d en- Ssmaifins? -Sus.
pennen" er iaa goo JON noeen anoen
Spmaifine til ben oobbeIte Gris.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Liverpool Spots.

Tone Steady. Middling 664. Sales
5000 bales.
Liverpool did not do any better
than expected, but on this side there
was active covering by large shorts
and prices ran up hurriedly.
Closing at New York was near tie
top and with considerably more con-
fidence on the bull side than for some
days
General rains in the eastern states,
same prospect OF disturbance from
Gulf. and much cooler weather in the
northw WESTERN section of belt had
much to do with the improvement
Also the report of the southwest
ern buyers association on Texas
crop condition of So against 90 a
month ago and the unfavorable re
port of the Journal of Commerce on
the Middle States had its effect.
Not much if any change was shown
in spots but there was still steadi-
ness there and the holding policy
seemed to- be making some headwayA
Receipts were still behind last year
and the weekly statistics were rath-
er builish.
It looks Like. there might be a
steady market until the reports come
on Oct ?. but professionals may
Jump onto it at any moment and run
prices off again.
Journal of Commerce report not
so good on Georgia and bad in Ala
bama. Louisiana and Mississippi de-
terioration much more than expected
Shorts covering freely op prospect
OF bad weather, Journal of Commerce
end figures bu1lish as spinners taking
report and strength in spots. Week
larger than looked for.
Sharp decrease relatively in Wis
ible supply
Three days ago October sold at
six points under December, yester-
day : points over December was bid
for it. The Texas spot markets were
reported steady at IIH cents basis
middling. F. O. B. interior points.
equivalent to- 1902 laid down at Gal
weston.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

menant reduction will in all trans
portation rates. The profit to Mis-
ssissippi Will be two-fcLd, because
benefit will accrue from reduction on
goods imported as well as on our
products which are being shipped
out. Further than the reduced cost
OF transportation, will be a perma-
nent means OF transportation ever
ready for utilization.
The government may be depended
upon to give more attention to. this
because both Democrats and Re-
publicans are interested. Illinois and
Mississippi will unite in asking for
appropriations. Also the representa-
.tives from these distant sections, who
have not given this movement their
active support, realize that their
contestants will require them to use
their influence to- augment govern
ment aid.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
A Half Hearted Gift.

The Transvaal Legislative Council
at the instance OF Gen Botha, has
consented to present to King Ed
ward the great Cullinan Diamond.
This greatest of gems was accidently
found two years ago. 1t is four
inches long, two and one-half broad
and two inches deep. and weighs one
ad three-fourth pounds. 1t is val
ued at one million dollars.
The reluctance with which the gift
IS made is shown by the vote, TO
5. :, Gep BQtha visited London not
long since and was received with
honor 1t looks somewhat small and
one can not help thinking just Z
little less Of the South African
hero because Of his taking this meth
Cd OF thanking the king for the re-
ception given him in England Rath-
er would we hear that he had used
the opportune moment to secure
some benefit for his people.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Press Discrimination.

The treatment melted out TO the
people OF the South in some re-
spects by the Associated Press
ought to be protested against Pub
lie gatherings of note are passed over
in silence apparently because they are
held in the South.
Some time ago there was held in
Nashville a religious gathering of
magnitude The International Stu
dents Missionary Conference. So
meagre were the reports that Cana
dian papers wired their representa-
tives for three times as many words
as sent out The same meeting. if
held iii the North, would have been
treated on its merits
Recently, Sept IS, p, there was
held in Gainesville, Ga. in the Sam
Jones Tabernacle, a series of meet
ings, Bible Conferences, etc Those
meetings were of interest to thou
sands of people in the South. yet
little, If any news OF them had been
set before the public If murder
had been committed in Gainesville
or even lesser crime, the news
would have been sent abroad prompt
ly. The Associated Press and other
news agencies should get better
idea of the taste of newspaper read
ers and an enlarged view OF the inn
portance of events in the South.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
THE CITY
ELECTION

The city election is now only a
little over two months off and The
Times believes in opening the cam
paign at once for the discussing of
men and issue that are vital to the
city's lift and prosperity.
1t believes this time hat the men
who announce for the different OF
fices from mayor. down should give
the people tlaair platform IN The
papers or least let them know how
they stand on all questions affect
ing the city
The city's taxes, the running ex-
penses, the fitness of men for the
elective offices by the council. the
suppression of gambling, drunken
ness of officials are some of the is
sues the people want discussed and
will demand it before they will
promise their vote.
The Times, as yet, has made no
choice and will not until it sees the
names of the men who will run and
questions. We want to see the city
prosper during the next two years
and will use our efforts to elect men
who will bring it about.
This year the city has one OF the
largest registrations it has had in
many years and lively fight Is
looked for in the fall election if many
aspirants enter the race
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
New Orleans.

Tone-Steady.
Spots
Tone-Steady. Middling, 1850
Sales, 1860 bales.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
LETTER TO H. c. WATSON.
Greenville. Miss.

Dear Sir: We should like to print
your opinion of this guarantees u this
paper. where all your neishrors will
see it:
Well furnish the paint 70 paint half
the house of any fair man on these
terms: He shall paint the other half
with whatever other paint he likes
same painter (any fair mani same
way (the way of all fair painters. to
make a good job. Ii our half does
mt take less gallons OF paint by one
tenth TO seven-tenths. well give him
the paint If our half doesn't take
less labor by one-tenth TO seven
tenths, we'll give him hte paint II
our half isn't sounder three years
hence, we'll give him the paint #
our half isn't sounder six years hence
we'll give him the paint. Any color.
We say one-tenth because there
are two or three paints with about
the difference: we say seven-there
are dozens OF paints with about that
difference--we say one to- seven. be
cause there's hundred that waste
.one-third of the money paid for both
paint and labor.
/ Is there a paint we haven't cover
Eed7
Yours truly.
90 FW DEvOE & co
J. w. Birmingham & Co. sell our
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
rev York.

Open High Low Clos.
Jan. .....II.I2 II.24 III II.2I
Mich. ....IIl25 1855 1923 II.23
Oct. ..Io.zS Io.o % II.z8 10y
Dec. ....Io.o8 II.Io 1908 IT.I3
Steady.
Spots
Tone-Quiet. Middling 1IS5.
Sales, none.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
THE COTTON MARKETS.

Furnished by the Silverstein
Brokerage Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Advertising Rates on Application
COMPETITOR FOR
RAILROADS

RAILROADS
The committee i'll charge of the
Waterways convention are arrang-
ing for the delegates to attend to
and hear discussions OF the improve
nent and utilization of the interior
waterways Of our country. The so
cial features have been, we think
properly made secondary; the COVER
nors' banquet viii be omitted. The
Presidents speech will be most in
terestuig because his next message
Is expected to make mention OF the
improvement and utilization OF the
interior Waterways Of the country.
Along this line the remarks of the
Northwestern Miller are apropos:
The Mississippi and Missouri riv-
ers flow unused past the doors OF the
great mills OF the West The rea-
son for these rivers remaining idle,
save as sewers and sources of do
nestle water supply is to be found
IN nothing save the lack of intiia-
tive, energy, persistency and deter
mination to make them yield their
maximum Of profit to the Vests
commerce. People are prone to ac-
cepr transportation conditions as
they are, assuming that the develop
ment OF the railways has permanent
y obliterated waterways from con-
sideration as factors III carrying COM
merce. The rehabilitation of river
traffic should not be looked upon as
matter OF fighting the railroads. in
the ordinary sense of that popular
occupation. 1t is more accurately to
be considered as the establishment
of an auxiliary and simplifying serv-
ice, the interests of which NAV. at
times and in certain conditions and
localities, be antagouistic to the rail
ways, but which, under proper de
velopment, viii be no more opposed
than are the fields Of usefulness OF
canal-boats and ocean steamers. Each
should and will have its proper place
in transportation, and the truth OF
this viii become increasingly appar-
ent as the inability OF the railway
service TO care for the vastly in
creased commerce is made more evil
dent
IF a great corporation with mod
ern business Organization owned the
sissippiriyer from St. Paul to
New Orleans, no one would expect
to see that Corporation sit idly by
while It's property fell into decay,
cut away and wasted the lands along
its banks sand flowed unburdened to
the Gulf On the contrary. such a
corporation owning a ready-made
right OF way capable of carrying un-
limited traffic at minimum expense
would not waste a day in preserving
its usefulness, putting upon it such
equipment as would best serve the
greatest possible profits. Under such
management OF the rivers, the estab-
lshed railways would have good
need to look 10 the safety Of their
:nvest ments. However, the rivers
are rot owned by a live business cor
poration, but by great. rich and
wastefuI people with a Government
combining, in such matters. the in
actisty Of red tape administration
with the scattered-ire methods of
town meeting. Because of this
the great waterways cut away their
banks, change their course, and
spread themselves over the landscape
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

Cowan Hotel-W. L. Doss, West
Point; R. l.. Biles, Memphis; L. c.
Cardiff. Ashville, n. C.; r D. Low
rance and wife. Memphis; w II
Dowhan and wife, Little Rock: NJ.
Cannon, Memphsis: w P Gresham,
Walter Gresham. Robt- Eckelberg,
Indianola; A. B. Downs. Areola. K.
Wood, Glen Allen; H. Harrison,
Avon: ] C. Head and wife, Holly
Ridge, A. P. Stubbleheld, Indianola
II. Herzog. Mayorsville; A. R. Cau-
sey, Southern Ry.; Jas. T. Carton,
Baird; Sam Neiil and wife. Indianola
D. NJ. Quinn and wife, Indianola.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
REMOVAL

The Green vile Tent and Avn
ing Co. have moved their factory
from Main St. to their new factory
building on South Broadway.
If you need tent or awning
call them up. They make the
bet for the money.
Nel1ns & Blum Co.'S Millinery OPP
ening, Monday Sept. 80. and Tues
day, Oct i. Childrens Millinery
Display Saturday Sept 18 Souvenirs
children's day.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

-250oo IN 1910
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

There is nothing nicer to have in
the larder than few cans OF Argo
Red Salmon, just the thing for UNI
expected company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-22
- - ---a-
PLACING THE BLAME.

The Portland OregQnian which has
always advocated tariff revision
frankly places the blame for the high
cost Of living where it belongs, in the
following pertinent manner. 1t says,
in speaking of the issues Of the COM
ing presidential campaign:
ut is serious question whether
1t is wise to postpone tariff revision
until after the presidential election
Irritation with the constantly rising
cost Of living grows apace. For much
Of the prevalent difficulty in making
both ends meet, the tariff is respon-
sible and the voters may possibly
hold the republican party responsible
for the tariff in a way that will no,
be pleasant"
The excessive tariff charges now
maintained strike both ways at the
vitals Of the country-by building UT
predatory corporations and by grind
ing the masses of the people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-22

conditions, for the reason that north
west farmers are absolutely indepen-
dent of eastern banks and money
lenders. No matter for any alarm
spread by the Hartman Rockefeller
crowd about panics in the east, the
northwest will pursue the even tenor
of its way, undisturbed and unafraid
Farmers, who comprise the real
backbone of the northwest, are not
sending interest east, as formerly, but
what few mortgages exist here are
held by local capital and the money
is kept in circulation in the section
in which it is earned.
There never was more satisfact-
ory nor a more Independent financial
situation in the northwest than now.
This great empire is now standing on
its own legs financially, and gives
promise of continuing in that most
happy condition henceforth forever.