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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The situation in Eggs peculiar yesterday.
There another great increase in the re-
ceipts. over 1000 cases being received. and the
market was decidedly weak and lower for gen
era offerings. while selected were higher at sec,
an advance OF &c the previous quotation.
The advance In the latter merely matter
of grading and indicated that a premium was
being paid for large white stock, which is OBJ
tanned only after careful selection the part Of
receivers. The easness in current receipts was
the direct result Of the fine weather. which
caused marked increase in the production.
was strong selling pressure the Exchange.
some receivers offering lots of 100 at a
time. About 300 cases were sent north on the
Puget Sound steamer. the first noteworthy ship
ment In that direction for some months
Butter, too. felt the effects of the improved
weather conditions aud was slightly lower for
weaker prices. The under grades did better be-
ing In sharp request among bakers and confec-
tioners. There nothing in Cheese:
Sales on the Exchange were as follows
Butter-30 cases fresh extras at Csc.
Eggs-1o cases selected at 33c 10 cases extras
Bic. 10 at 3oc. 10 at 291sc 10 at 29c. 20 at
IS &c: so cases firsts at 2sc.
Receipts Al 900 lbs Butter 1900 lbs
Cheese and 1850 cases Eggs
The following the official quotations as
established by the sales bids and offers on the
door Of the Dairy Exchange:
BuTTER-Fresh creamery extras. ssc per ID
steady. thirds. 2sc, steady; packing stock firm
at 23c for No. 1 and 21c for No. Q: Eastern ex-
tras. s2c,, firm; do. hrsts,. 2sc, firm. Storage
firm; seconds. 25c firm: No. / packing stock
2o1ac. firm: Eastern ladies, firm at 22isc for
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats, 161bc
per lb. steady hrsts 1sc. steady; Young
Americas, fancy, 15c steady; firsts. 131ac
steady. Storage goods-Fancy California fats
31sc, steady; do hrsts. 13c, steady; fancy
Eastern. 16i5c, Arm; fancy Western 1311c
EGGs-California fresh selected. ssc per
dozen, unsettled extras, 2S15c steady; frsts
2sc, steady
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General regret was expressed on Change yes
.eruay AT the passing away Of Harvey c. Som
and one of the most respected and best known
mefcnants In his line on the Pacific Coast. A
skencn OF his life appears elsewhere in this ISSUE
Inc circular of Somers & Co. says: With a
continuation of rather heavy shipments OF Hay
We nave weak market to report arrivals for
me week amounting to 356e tons. in comparison
Win sou Tor last week and 1870 for the week
Pseceong that. Arrivals have been taken care
OF OF IN very good shape, although the consumptive
per cent less quantity The choicer grades of
ootn Wheat and Tame Oat Hay are unchanged,
pus tne medium qualities dragging bit, es-
peclaiiy Barley Hay and of-color Wheat Hay
rom the lower San Joaquin. Alfalfa shows
some weakness also. About week ago there
was very little of this particular kind on the
naturally attracted shipments from many points,
which resulted in an oversupply and consequently
lower prices. We are now about back to our
conditions of month ago on this particular line
Of Hay.
As TO the future we have nothing definite to
report, for, although the severity of the weather
may occasion an increased demand for Hay
throughout the country. yet our main shipping
points have still very heavy stocks. At the
moment opinions about divided between
decided lowering in few weeks from now, If
transportation is furnished quite freely, as at
BRAN-s2o@22 per ton
MslDDLlNGS-S21@30 per ton.
SHORTS-$2o@22.5 so per ton
Feed, $23@25; Oilcake Meal. nominal: Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills. $3.50 in 10 and $26 in 5
Cracked con BROOM SSn oon FssS so
per ctl: Alfalfa Meal, carload lots. s2o.50; job
bing, $21 so per ton; Mealfalfa, s2o.5o; jobbing.
HAY-Choice Wheat, s19@225o per ton; good
Wheat $17.50@1S.50; other grades Wheat $14
gl6; Wheat and Oat, $15@20; Tame Oat, s12@
IL: Wild Oat. $10@14: Common Hay $10@12;
Alfalfa, ss@13. so; stock s1O@12 per ton.
STRAW-60@S0c per bale.
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. Feb. e.-Clearings ss1o,1so;
balances. S11O,302
SEATTLE. Feb. 6.-Clearngs, 81 ,221 ,439
TACOMA. Feb. s.-clearings. s545,s bal
ances. SAC 257
spoKANE, Feb. e.--clearings, s725,2so; bal
ances, $110,300
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Bar siIver-Steady; 81 11-16d per ounce
Money-31a @3% per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is AZ per cent and for three months
bills 4&44 11-16 per cent
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Foreign Futures
st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Feb. O Wool. steady; medium
grades combing and clothing. 24@2Snc: light
fine 20625c; heavy fine, 16@1Sc; tub washed,
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Cash Grain and Provi.ion.

CHICAGO, Feb. e.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour firm: No. spring wheat s0a
Sac; No 3. 73@s3c; No. . red, 74M M@T5&c; No.
corn. 44G44Ac: No. yellow. 441ac; No 2
oats. 3shc; No. white, 40s4 @41c; No. 8
white. ssh @40Ac: No: 2 rye. epic; fair to
choice mailing barley 53@5Sc; No. ] faxseed
$1.16la; No. I Northwestern, S1.2s1s prime
timothy seed, $4.50G4-55: clover, contract
grades. $3.50; short ribs, sides tloose), s95o@
rs; mess pork, per Dbl. $17.70: lard per 100
lbs. $o.S71a; short clear sides (boxed) So 80 y M
9.S712; whisky, basis of highw ines. 81 %.
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MIsCELLANEoUs MARKETS
naval store,-Turpentine and Rosin

NaVaI StOres-IUrFeHtine HHu HkUsfH
SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb. 6.-Turpentine, steady
at 71lac. Rosin. firm; quote: A. B, G. $4o5;
d, S4.l0: E, S4.05@4. l2h: F. $4.10@4I9; g.
S4 1904 171s; H. $445: I. 4.50; X, So; NJ, So;
\, Sc; VIC, S6 25; WV. $3.50.
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good.
Hay and Feedstufrs

hay dealers continue to quote everything
weak except the very choicest grades.
!, bran bran is weak here in the city on the spot, but
Is III nrm TO arrive, as the northern markets are
.ety strong. There is no further change In quo
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INTERNATIONAI.
Wheat and Other Grain,

WHEAT-Chicago was &c higher and Paris
ana NerPooa e,p futures aiso advanced In this
the other markets The improvement is caused
by the situation in Russia, which needs large
portion of her Wheat 20 relieve the famine dis
tricts.
Logan Bryan say: :0ur New York office
dicaton as to how this Russian news should be
taken London and Hamburg have been trying
to buy Wheat here for Russia. =
so lar as Russia Is concerned, says Lenders
London letter the Wheat stocks, both at Odes-
sa and Nicholaief, which looked so heavy short
time ago, have been decreasing quite rapidly
and as shipments abroad have not apparentiy
been on large scale. it Is thought that large
quantities must have been taken by the Govern
ment for distribution In the famine stricken dis
tricts. We think Government purchases in the
interior also must have been on a pretty extens
some houses having large connections with Rus
sIa go so far as to say that there is very little
Wheat left for shipment
Broomhaf says: Russia cables that the frost
mas again returned, but the condition of crops is
unchanged There arrivals at the ports
and the market is advancing everywhere. Ex-
port business has stopped Odessa wires that
all grain In the interior has been diverted to
supply the famine districts. and prices here have
advanced sharply, stopping exports. The Gov
ernment Is forced to feed the peasants, or there
Will be revolt"
Cash Wheat in this market continues firm. but
unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
s1sa % calfoa EnS WHIT. austrslian 40 81 ans,Tn
l42ts; lower grades Of California, 81. .1o@1.2 %;
stem Ser9hers 8 Slnb s121@lso Nosthern Blus
1271a.
FUTURES
~ TO 1880 a. m. Session
December-Sl .s5ls bid. 81 SO asked
BARIEY-Holders continne to ask S115 for
choice Feed in cases, without getting IT,
spot aISs1 g1;'ss aa'ea to fair
slM1-1o per ctl seed lots bring as high as
sl;2o Brewing and shipping. s1.15@1.2o per
stl; n 8, schsyaier 81. for poor to common
lotto n:so o. M Session
December gRes ess St hsP' "a css s. Sss "a
OATS--All conditions remain before stated.
the market hfng Arm.
mon to fair, s1.s0@1 .37la: Red, for seed. 81 so
Ml 65; White. 81 42Ia al .65; Black, 81 1.50@2 .25
Gray, 81 42Is@1. so per ctl. a
cco,k.sN-Nothing new to report Market duM
yeiiow, Sl27@1.3o: white, sl.25@1 80; West
ern state. sacked-Yellow, $1.27a 30; White,
SSi,zat2@i Sa1a2. .s2h mixed. sl.25@l 27h; white
RYEmsl 81 @I.42i5 per ctl for California
and 81 .35ll lao for Utah
BUCkN HEAT-$2@2.2 % per ctl.
Flour and Farfnaceous Goods
FLoUR-California Family Extras. 81 :S0@
olo net without discount; Bakers Extras, "a 40
@460; Superfne So 25G3.60; Oregon and Wash
FARTNACE0uS GoODs-Prfces In packages,
ne rea casn, m no discount are as follows Graham
fiour, ~ 80 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. $40; Rye
extra ssso Rice Flour s52o Corn Meal s.
TTiroats, Tis, $3.50; Hominy, SO .40QS go; Buckwheat
rIour. rl. 81 Cracked Wheat. s. 40; Fariun. 81 10;
mole Wheat Flour. So 10; Rolled Oats. bbis 80
Sa.5o IN sacks $3.50; Pearl Barley, So. 40; Split
reas, boxes, So; Green Peas, S. per 100 lbs.
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Butter. Cheese and E9r.

CHICAGO. Feb Con the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was steady; creameries
21@3l2c. dairies. 20629c. Eggs steady: at
mark. cases included, 2l@27c; firsts. 2Sc: prime
frsts 29c; extras, 35c. Cheese firm at 13@i6c
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shrtnI,are in Wnu-street stocks

Henry Clews the well known New York hnan-
cier. gives the following comparative table OF
stock values under date OF February ,, 1907;
'.Here are a few OF the declines which have
taken place in our leading stocks. recent prices
being compared with the top figures OF 1905;
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Eastern Live.tocIx

CHICAGO Feb. 6.-Cattle- Receipts, is. 900:
market 10c higher. Beeves 81. .10@7: cows and
heifers, 81 6065. 40; stockers ana feeders 81 SO
a.. 20: calves. &6@775.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; market SC higher
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion

Sterling Exchange, sight. .......... = "a S6%
Sterling Exchange sight. t........... "a. S6f4
Sterling Exchange. cables. ......... - 0I4 S7A
New York Exchange, sight ......... - a 10
New York Exchange. telegraphic-.. = a 20
Silver. per ounce. ce....-............. 6sR@
Mexican Dollars nominal. 521aGQ
INTERNATIONAL. :.
New York Paris. ..................... $40
New York Mexico. co................... 2001a
Paris on London. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .25 20 "
Paris Berlin ......-.............2U 70 "a "a
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetable.

The situation in Potatoes showed no change
from the preceding day. With the receipts stfll
running far below current requirements. the mar
ket remained very strong at the old quotations,
and close clearances of all kinds of table goods
were readily effected. of exceptionally
fine Nevada Burbanks. which arrived late the
preceding day, was closed out at s.. 30@2.35 per
GENITAL. Several cars of Sweet Potatoes came to
hand. causing lower market for that article.
Onions were in moderate supply and firm at the
previously quoted rates
There were further arrivals of Asparagus from
the river yesterday. Five boxes came In and the
stock met with prompt sale at 60Q65c per
pound. the latter being obtained only for a few
lots. The other vegetables ruled firm under
continued light receipts
POTATOES-Per ctl: River White, 81 esq
10: Oregon Burbanks, $1.S5@2.1O; Early Rose,
sl65; Eastern Burbanks, $1.7o@1.s5; Sweet Po-
tatoes $2.7563.
ONIONS-Yelow. per ctl, $16125.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 46n5c per ID; Green
Peas S@AOc per 10; String Beans. per
Id; Wax Beans. -- per lb; Tomatoes Los
Angeles. $1@1 so per crate: Mexican. 81 90
per box: Hothouse Cucumbers. $1@2 per
dozen: Cream Squash, 65@T5c per box: Summer
Squash, So per box: Garlic. 2h@4c DER III:
Celery. 25@40c per dozen: Cabbage. 81 2561 40
per ctl; Caulifower. 65G GI5c per dozen; Carrots,
81 rs per sack: Turnips. $1.25 per sack; Green
Peppers. 6@1Oc per lb; Marrowfat SQUASH. S15G
20 per ton: Hubbard Squash. s30@40: Mush-
rooms, 10630c per lb.
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Meat Market


The situation yesterday remained unchanged.
The market is very sensitive and depends largely
upon the weather at the moment.
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF-6% @71ac per Id for Steers and 6@61ac
for Cows.
vEAL-sss @1oc for large and s1s@1ollc for
small.
for Ewes.
LAMB-i3c per Ib for Yearlinss and 13c for
Fall.
DRESSED HOGS-11@12hc per ib.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. s@S&c per lb for No. I
and ~ @7&c for No. 2; Cows and Heifers, 6G
61zc; No. Cows, SIC; thin Cows, "A @5c.
CALVES-5@61ac per ID for light, Al Q5c for
medium and 3H@4c for heavy (gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers, 6G7c per ID; Ewes. 51a @6c
(gross weight.
LAMBS-61a 41c per ID.
HOGS-100 to 200 lbs ~ @sc per ID: over
200 lbs. ~ @I15c; Bears so per cent. Stays 30@
40 per cent and Sows 10@20 per cent on from
above quotations.
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Decidrou. and Citru. Fru,t.

Lemons were very firm feature Of the fruit
market yesterday being in rather short supply
and in brisk demand because of the scarcity and
high cost of Mexican Lines Prices while no
higher, were pointing upward and several well
known brands of fancy stock were held at sub
stantial premium. Oranges in abundance
and barely steady, the demand still being of
small proportions. There was nothing new to
report in the other fruits.
APPLES-$1@i. 10 per box for Newtown Pip
pins. S2@2 % for Spitzenbergs s1@2 for other
red varieties. and 81 .1061. 40 for Belfowers
PEARS-Winter Nelis, 81 per box; cooking
varieties. 81. so per box
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges
S2@2.50 for fancy. 1.50@1.75 for choice and
81 al 80 for standards; Seedlings, S1@1. .25; Tan
ons, 50 50@3 for fancy. S2@2.25 for choice
and 81. 25@1.75 for standard; Grape Fruit S3M
$50 for seedess and $2G250 for common;
Lines, So per case.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas $162 per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81. 75n2. so for Central
American; Pineapples 1905 per dozen.
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under quotations. Heavy salted Steers, 12c;
Hides, 12A @13c for heavy, 121s 913c for light;
Stags, SIC; Salted Kip 1916; Salt4d Veal.
15hc; dry Calf. 151ac; dry Hides, 23c; dry
Kip, PC; dry Calf. 25c: sheepskins, Shesrhngs'
dium 7009Oc; long Wool. S1@1.50: Horse
Hides, salt sS@s25 for large and s2-75 for
medium, 81 25 for small and SOC for Colts;
Horse Hides dry. $20225 for large and S1.5O9
1.75 for medium, s1.25 for small and soc for
Colts Deerskins-Dry Mexican, 32z 935c; dry
can. 35@371sc. Goatskins-Prime Angoras. 75c;
extra large do, $1.25; large. Soc; medium, SSc;
small, 25c.
TALLOw-No. 1 rendered. &c; No. ?. 4@411c;
Crease 2Q3c-
wO0L-FaI clip: San Joaquin and Southern,
7Q9c; fall Lambs, s611c; Humboldt and Men
docino, 14@15c; Middle County, 9411c; North
em, free, 12Q131ac; Nevada. 17@1sc per 10
for spring.
HoPsVChoice. 121sc; prime. 1ohG11c; COM
mon, Zoe per ID.
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Hides, TallOw, Wool and Hops
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about Hm1
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SALES
Morning Session

Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Law CPC 6s-lo4A lsF & Mp 5s.10els :
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Dried Fruits. Nuts. Rai.in., Honey

FRUITS-Apricots. 10000 per Id: Evap-
grated Apples. spot. 6% @s11c: Peaches 10@
13c; Pears, 9@12Hc; Prunes, 4-size basis &c;
large sizes. 4G5c.
SINS-Seeded, s1s@10c: Loose Muscatels.
TIC. nc and SC for 2. 8 and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas 761Ac: Thompson
Seedless, 7lSc for unbleached; London Layers
3crown $Ls5; London Layers. 2-crown 81 rs:
Clusters, $3.50 for Imperial So for Dehesa and
81. 80 for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds. Nonpareils, I7h@1shc: 1
L. 1611@1sc; Ne Plus Ultra. 16@1Ic. brakes
131a @14c; Languedocs. 13h@14c: hardshell
9@l0c walnuts. jobbing price-Softshell
15@16c for No. and l2@l3c for No. % Italian
Chestnuts, S(Q1Oc per ID.
HONEY-16@1Ic per ID for bright comb and
13@15c for amber: do. extracted. 6h @75hc for
water white and 51a @6c for amber.
Provisions
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 141hc per Ib for
heavy, 141ac for light medium Ice for light
1910 for extra light and 20@21c for sugar
cured; Dry Sailed Sides, 1315c; Bellies 14c
Eastern sugar-cured Hams 1615@17c; California
Hams, 161ac: Mess Beef. 50 per bbl: extra Mess
$3.50; Family. $40; Prime Mess Pork, SIC. 50
extra clear. $23s Mess, $19; Pig Pork, $26
Pigs Feet. $5; Smbked Beef. lac per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 911c for California
compound. 9%c for Eastern compound and 12c
for pure: hais-barrels, pure, l2Ac; 10-lb tins,
12Ec; 5-lb tins 12Hc; 3lb tins, 13c.
COTT0LENE-One-half barrel, 10&c: three
half-barrels. 103c; one tierce, 101ac; two
tierces, 10Nc; i've tierces, 10Hc
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California stock and on Exchanse
SALES
Mining stocks

Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Beard YESTERDAY:
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Beans and Seeds

Pink Bayo and Cranberry Beans rule firm, the
demand for them being good. The other kinds
are steady and unchanged.
BEANs-Per cti Bayos s2.25@2.4o; Pea,
1908 .25 small White, So 756295; large White
S2.25@2;45: Pink, s19o@2.2o: Red, s2.50Q275;
Limas, $4.25@4.35; Red Kidneys. SO. 50 as 70
Blackeyes. $4.50@46O; Butter nominal at So rs
"a; Cranberry Beans, S3@3.25.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard 81 .25@4.50 Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flaxseed. So; Canary, Az q
4Nc; Alfalfa, 13c; Rape. 1@3hc; Timothy, 56
61ac; Hemp, sc per lb; Millet SAC; Broom
Corn Seed, S1S@20 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas,
81. 50@2.15 per ctl.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. Feb. e-1o:sO a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS

UNITED STATl
Rfh Ask I
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Alaska P A. 45la 46ls Oceanic s Co.
Asso Oil Co. 40 ATS Pac Aux A
Cal F A. 104 Pac Borax.152Z
Cal Cal Wine 4. selA 81 Pae Tel Co : losii
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New York EforIr Il.f
sales. STOCKS. high -ILow ! BID :

=. z. Hutton & Co. 49O CaiIforni. street.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange
furnish the following lisa Of bond and stock
Fsles yesterday:
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-28
"BRIGHT LOCAL PAPER"

The Amarillo Daily Panhandle
claims that,its circulation Is increas-
ing "most satisfactorily" Its pat
ronage ought to increase, for 1t is a
bright local paper, and the editor
not only looks intelllgently to the
business interests OF his people, but
has something to say to its readers
that is calculated to direct their
thoughts to higher things than those
that pertain to the everyday affairs
OF life.
patience, forbearance and con-
servatism are attributes that are
commendable and should be cult
waited.
In another paragraph the Daily
Panhandle adds this bit OF philos-
ophy;
"The world is getting old and
the human family is progressing in
all essentials OF CIVILIZATION ana mo-
rality but the radicals are not bring
ing the change about."--Fort Worth
Star.
The above complimentary mention
OF the Daily Panhandle from the
Fort Worth Star, is so generous in
its nature, and withal so felcitously
expressed, that we are at loss for
a fitting acknowledgment.
And really, Il is all the more APP
preciated, because of its source, and
that Is the main reason for its re-
production.
And further. It is compliment to
the city Of Amarillo and Its most ex-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-28
TRUTH MOST APTLY STATED,

We all have our personal prefer
eences in matters political and the
press Is expected to take the lead
In many discussions that tend to d.
vide the people lnto political camps,
but let us remember that We are all
agreed In one thing and that Is call
ing the good honest industrious
homebeekers to Central West Texas,
Keep the 'gong sounding and they
will come. Let each make his talk In
politics 20 suit himself, but we must
back each other up in telling OF the
good things in store for those who
come this way We can all tell the
same story and tell the truth, and It
cannot be told too often and In too
many different ways.-Abllene Re-
porter.
There could not well be put more
sound sense In the same space than
the above from the Abilene Reporter.
And in applying the sentiment so
admirably expressed as to politics, II
might also be extended to every
thing wherein citizens differ as to
the advisability Of the proper thing
TO do.
None OF US are infallible, and too
often, those who are expected to con-
done the frallties OF humanity, are
the most severe In their criticisms,
and exceed the limit OF pollteness,
reason or conservatism.
This is no time In Texas to fur
ther eatrange the amicable condi-
lions heretofore existing in the body
polite, or the business affairs Of
the state.
II is certainly time for broad
gagged men. who have at heart, not
only the interests OF the homes and
firesldes OF this beautiful Southland,
but the cementlng of those bonds OF
friendship that should exist between
the citizenship OF this grand state,
that ought TO he labcring for one
common cause, one common country,
and especially one commonwealth,
and that ought to be laboring for one
any OF the many bright stars that
bedeck the American flag.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-28

Seems like some OF them foller-
that howled the loudest a6ou,
cheap money" and "fltly-ccnt dol
lars" when the Democrats wanted
to add to the money stock by coin
ing free silver" II the very fellers
that Is now clammerng fer more sill
YER, more greeEbuck, moro bank
notes, more emmy old thing thatn
pass IN the market with all this
fiat money being put out, a gold or
silver dollar'll he with two hundred
cents afore many moons, Wise
County index
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-28
PAID AGITAToRs UNPKoFITABIE

Paid agitators, OF whatever kind,
are not for the best interest OF har-
mony in anything. II the home peo-
pie Of any hamlet, any country, any
state, any nation, cannot settle their
differences without outside interfer-
ence then 1t Is time for each to quit
its form Of government and turn 1t
over to dictator.
This is supposed to be free gov
eminent, and one in which the in
divldual has the right of peace and
the pursuit Of happiness, and to wor-
shib'his own God, and to give exact
justice to all and favoritsm to none,
and wherein there should be that
meekness the Savior practiced on
earth, instead Of officiousness and
intimidation.
The man with any power OF his
own, can be depended upon to do
what is right in any crisis
This has been shown on the battle
fields where mems blood crimsoned
the grass and leaves as 1t flowed
from the bosom OF patriots.
1t has been shown in the marts Of
trade. when men got in the breach
and saved their country from any
threatened financial ruin.
1t has been shown by men in all
kinds of peril on land and sea--but
None of these crisis have ever been
met by fanatic nor an extremist.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-28
PRESIDENTS PROBABLE CLAIM.

Washington, Nov. 26.-"l told you
so" will be the burden of that part of
the Presidents message relating to
the financial situation. He will call
attention to the fact that in his past
messages he warned congress that
something must be done and that in
each case congress paid no attention.
He will lay special emphasis on his
message OF last year. He will re-
peat what he said then in quotation
marks, and will insist that this year
congress shall follow the advice
which last year 1t rejected He will
make no specific recomendation---
that Is, he will not prescribe the
exact kind of legislation which
should be adopted, but will do as he
has done in the past-urge that the
conditions be remedied.
The President will call special at
tention to the fact that in his mes
sage last year he warned congress
of disaster II the currency were not
reformed; he will declare that his