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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
REMARKS.

T-Indicates inappreciable rainfall "--For yesterday. f-For 24 hours ending ann, 18th meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
STATIONS.
s--Rlsing
x-Faning.
RIVER FORECAST.

The Coosa and the Alabama will remain nearly stationary, except that the middle and lower Alabama will fall slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET

Liverpool Sept. 5.--Liverpool grain mar ket closed as follows:
 Wheat spot nominal Futures quiet; Sep tember Is 7Rd; December Is 10%d; March Is 11Ad.
 Corn; spot firm; American mixed new bs 1hd; futures quiet September 5s 5%d; oc- tober 5s 6A d..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
srATEMENr oF BANK OF ENGLAND

STATEMENT OF BANK OF ENGLAND.
 London, Sept 5.--The welxely statement of the Bank of England shows the following changes: Total reserve increased 205,000 pounds; circulation increased 2sl,O00 pounds; Bullion increased 495, 452 pounds; other secu- rites decreased 76.000 pounds; other depos- it's increased 1,607.0oo pounds; public depos- it's increased 1.344. 900 pounds; notes reserve, increased Se,o00 pounds; government securi- ties decreased 23s.oo0 pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
TRFAsURY BALANCEs.

of the treasury balances in the general fund.- shows:
 Available cash balances .... ..S23s.4sf, ,S31 Cold coin and bullion 4s,sS4,73 Gold certificates .... .... .... 84.337,S30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
Temperaturei Rain
 ---------l-----------Iinches Max Min. l00ths
STATIONS.

s-For F hours ending am x-Recetved too late to be included in district averages.
 DISTRICT AVERAGES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Chicago, Sept. 5.-The Chicago grain and produce market today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
LOCAL COTTON MARKET. rarket nominal; d3szc for average run or
x.w oRIrANs COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MAHhEI. New Orleans Sept. 5.-Spot cotton closed ouist and steady with prices unchanged Middiing ls 9-16c. Sales were 50 bales on
 the spot with 100 to arrive Futures closed steady with prices ranging frors, four to nine points below the close nf vasterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 5.-Cotton, spot good bus sness done, prices nine points higher. American middling fair ....I.ot Low middling ''.' ''''o | Good ordinary ..'' ..'s ''o aS aS ! Ordinary .is. T. 's'S'oc
 The sales of the day were 10000 bales, of which 1,O0o were for speculation and ex- port, and included s.7o0 American. Receipts 1000 bales. including 400 American.
 Futures opened steady and closed barely steady and closed barely steady; American middiing zoe.
 September s..s s.'s '''s ''t'1o 7S Sept-o %. .'.' '... s'''' sS,, Oct.-Nov. ssss ..'. s.ss s."s ''o % 77 Nov.-Dec. s..s ss's .s." .so- ee Dec.-Jan. s... s... ...s '... ''o'ei
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-06
Sales IHIgh.I LOw.Iclose

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
This Country All Right.

The tone u! pcssIm SIN 50 prevalent III
the press III discussing the many new
"prubicil!s' tii,l have - suddenly
arisen Is enough 10 rauoe establishment
secretary Root 5 speech. warnin. tnc
states that un.cas they cXcIclse the du,les
OF sovereignty the nA,lon viii exercise il
for them, Ia, ra.sci a ,ll,lna. r,.urus
from III. spotnsaycr,, VINO tank they see
an end ol the American system Of
govern en-; Sccrcttry SAaw's declara.
tion taat some cou.mOn sense should De
exercised IN ralius WI the problems,
arising from ,crlty ha, brought
forth a demand from The Thought css
tina, prosperity itself should be broaslit
to a halt, f.e Presidents lolg distance
suggestion that incomes and nheiIttnces
siloud b. toxel brlng, "a vail from
various, sources, w.iCa could no, Ia.
much louder # congress we're actually
engaged III ,,sing an income tax bill IN
de; ne of the suprcnle court, II not the
Constitution. In a dozen other direct
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Carnegie on Drink.

The first and most destructive peril
and the destroyer Of mos young men, is
the drinking OF liquor. | am no temper.
ance lee .urer in disguise, but a man who
knows and tells what observation has
proved to HIM, and l say to you that you
are more likely to fail i'll your career
from acquiring the habit of drinking
liquor than from II or all the other
temptations likely to assail you. You
may yield to almost any other temptation
and refo m-Inay brace up, and, if not
recover lost ground, at least remain IN
the race and secure and maintain a res
pectablc position. But from the insane
thirst tor liquor escape is almost impo,-
s,blr. | have known but few exceptions
to this ru.e.-Andrew Carnegie in hi,
book, "Tlc Umpire OF Business
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Antitrust Legislation.

JcfIerson City, Mo, Jan. "a bill
providing for complete revision OF the
antitrust laws will be introduced IN the
senate Monday by senator Gilmore, Of
Kansas City II It shall become a law
Missouri will have one Of the most com
plete antitrust laws III cx stence. The
bill Ia, been prepared III the Office OF
Attorney Genera, IIadicy and Is the re.
suit Of the most careful study on tue
part f both Gilmore and HALEY.
In his fight with the tandard Oh
company, Hadtcy found ANY defects III
the present State Law. The Dlll provides
mat persons entering mo An agreement
10 Contr,i or regulate prices aud main
tanning them AFTER they have been 81
regulated, Oh II artic,c OF iiiuiacture,
m~crchandlsc OF amy proi"Ct oil a mine or
other thing, or the premium y III Tor
insurance against loss by fire OF storm,
snail be guilt! ot CONSPIRACY. The pen
ATTY Is a fac not 10 exceed 5000 oi
linpria Hllvnl not to c ., eel one year. OF
butn tine aud imprisonment.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

as we'll as those of the country, are
vitality interested in a better system Of
public roads in Missouri. In order
to bring this question properly before
the Legislature and to show to what
great extent the people are interested,
the State Board of Agriculture, CO.
operating with the county courts of
the state, has announced a State Good
Roads Convention to be held in JET
ferson City, January Is and IS. All
county courts, commercial clubs and
other organizations interested are in
vited to send duly authorized dele
gates, and every citizen fayoring the
improvement Of our road system is
requested to be present. The mem
bers of the press, who are always IA
vorable to public improvement, are
especially invited.
Yours truly,
Geo. b. Ellis, Secretary.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

but the people who are struggling with
this problem are we'll fed, well clothed
and we'll housed. There is no hardship
Of hunger, at any rate.
If the readers of newspapers think that
crime is on the increase, let them re.
member that the population of the Unit
ed States is twice that of Great Britain;
that happenings in this country, includ.
ing crimes. are far more widely publish.
ed than in any other country, and that
stories of crime deal with the abnormal
and divergent element of over $4,000. 600
people. hey will then perceive that
the amount Of crime in the United
States of all kinds is relatively small.
The vast body of the American people is
virtuous, normol. sane, healthy and very
busy. 1t is lot engaged in grating,
numbering or seeking divorce. 1t is a.
bout to celebrate the season of good will
on earth and peace among men under
be ter conditions than have ever prevail
ell in the United States, if not anywhere
else in the history of the world.
The United States is all right, and its
people are all right. All that is neces-
sary in these roaring times is to keep a
level head and refrain from excuses in
government business and personal
affairs w Post.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

WITH this issue we add to the Nor
IAN County REPUBLICAN,, already the
,argest and best paper published IN
Morgan county, our monthly maya
zine section. Our arrangements are
o have it reach US in time for issue
sith the first edition Of the RFPUBLI-
AN in each month, but if it arrives
700 late it will go with next issue.
This certainly gives our subscribers
the most Tor their money in reading
natter, ard We would ask our present
subscribers to call the attention OF
their ncighbors and friends to our big
offer. For S1.0O cash in advance,
either old or new subscriber, we will
add the X. G.. Star or Journal, and
Missouri Valley Farmer for N year
rec, during January only.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
50th Wedding Anniversary.

J.. All K utherford, who
lives four miles north OF this city, cell
cbratcd their fiitieth wedding ami
vcr,ary last sunday. Jan. Oh, 1907.
They were married in M)rgn coul-
ty, and have spent their entire mar
ried life within ten miles of their
present home, the last iOrty-iour years
on the farm where they now live.
Those present were: Mr.. Upton and
family Conway Jones and family,
Fleet Barber and wife, Miss Mary
Hubbard, +. NJ. Newkirk and family,
of Upton. !. +. Rutherford, Of Boon
vile, J. b, Rutherford and family. OF
Albuquerque, n. NJ, A. l.. RS, and
wife, JUICE Il. Il. Neville and we
and, Judge Daniels and family, Of
Versailles. 'Eheiy children, Mrs,
Newkirk, J. +. and ]. b., Mrs. BOSS
and Mrs. Neville, were present, while
two, Mrs. McDancl, of Pueblo, Col,
and William Rutherford, of California,
were absent. 1t was altogether a
pleasant family reunion and gather
ing OF old friends. A splendid feast
was served, to which all did ample
Justice. Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford
are now on the western slope, but
with them neither life nor marriage
hsse been failures, and may they live
to e.joy many more such pleasant
gatherings,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Printers Ink Pays.

J. W. Decker, of Syracuse, was i'll
Upton Monday to have cards printed to
locate a bay mare which he thought had
been stolen. I'pon his return however
he found the horse had strayed to a
neiglboring cornfeld and was soon
rec .vered.--Tipton Times.
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
An Important Bill.

rhc Missouri W. {. T, T.. will e~nlcav-
%: to get the p:c,cnt coming Legislature
20 pas, a bill that the label on every bot
lie of patent medicine offered for sale in
his state sla | contain the ingredient.
,sch in its manufacture, aud the exac,
propotion.
Moreover, that If any medicine CON
aims over eight per cent Of alcohol, or
morphine, OF cocaine, or one fourth of
,nc per cent of chloral h,drate, or an,
0%eliadonna, cotton root, or crgot, that
these mgr dients shall be printed in red
'%ri,crS. aud further marked by the word
POISON, IN bold faced type, in letters not
'cSs thaa A quarter OF an inch high The
all a. already prepared j. most carefully
raw up We'd like t. Sec it passed.
Undoubtedly lots OF patent medicines ave
noti'ing bu1 favored whiSkcy, poor wins
Rev nj that Undoubtedly nl,ny other
patent medicine, cont 70 powerful pnls
ms in dangerous quantities.
New Iceland has a patent medicine law
Ike unto this, and it has almost abolish
Cd the sale Of the soothing syrup, and
mothers friends, that III uur land hay.
.ialn thousands upon thousands OF babe,
hy the insihnous Iuroad, Of the opium
they contained.
There is nothing unfair to any patent
n dicine in this bill. II n mclicin" is ;
GOOD thing containing no dangerous o,
,oisoanus ingredients ii would only hcl,
he sales 10 have the formula given, !! Il T.
a fraud, or whiskey IA disguise, or a dan
zero s compound. the would-hc cpnsum
rr ought TO know ii Sc that he can le, i
done.
Let us by all means have the law.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
STILL MORE LOCAL NEWS.

1t IS said the Their mometer register
cl ~ here Monday. With III" mild
weather and am Of the pr.,jo.s
week vegetation vas quick '"d, sap
flowing and the buds startst. avid
the prospect for a fruit crop tins year
i, rather slim.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Advertising Rates.

Display advertising, by the year. to average
,ir aches or more, SIC. per inch each issue.
Professional cards, one inch, 50 cents per
uontli two inches, Is cents per month.
~I.ocaiS-Gve lines, OF over, S cents per line for
ars, insertion 2isc. per line FIR each subsequent
In black type 10 cents per line for
avs. insertion. S cents per line for each subse,
iucnt insertion.
Legal advertising at legal rates.
Special rates on page advertisements.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Enforced Deceit.

Honesty is not always the best pol
lev said Uuvle Henry Rutterworth.
The farmer has to put the biggest APP
pies 81 top because the people expect
him 30. Il they saw the little apples on
top they'd figure tina the bottom ones
was guo,rbtrrics.'
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

HARTMAN, 1t seems, is a close Sec
ond to John ID. in Corraling the
wealth Of fhe nation, and grinding the
aces OF his competitors, but Uncl:
sam may cure him Of his bad habits.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

Dealers in grain md food products
predict that the price orcorn will new
Dr again be as low as it was ten and
fifteen years since. Within the mem
DRY of many Missouri farmers corn
old for from twelve to eighteen cents
per bushel, but it will never sell so
low again. no matter t',s size OF tie
crop. This is due to the constantly
Increasing demand for corn, OCCASION
ed by the diversified uses to which it
is put and to he fact that so many
Nissourians are putting Their land to
grass. And, as the price OF ccrn has
become permanently higher, SO has
the price of Missouri land become
higher and remains at A high figure.
lac man who OWES a section of good
,Drn :.rI: in Missouri has an indc-
p.ndcNt .Driune.--O2aik Democrat.
----
Missouri Sse-&e Giaard. OF Agriculture
January 1, 1897
sy dea. sic
'Lae people OF tbs towns a.i. cities.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Two Years For Sl25

a complete history of two historv-,naking years-loO7 and
zoos. The entire proceedings of all the important sessions of Con-
gress to he held during those two years. The fight to Il finish of
the impending battle against the gigantic trusts and monopohr..
Every detail of the next national campaign, including all the party
conventions and the final result Of the Presidential election of No
ven,ber, itOS. In short, ALI. THE NEWS OF ALI. THE EARTH.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

Two big papers every week. Eigh, or more pages each Tuesday
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date Of this paper.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
DORMITORY FOR NORMAL

President George Fl. Black re-
tunred last evening from Lewiston
where he attended a meeting of the
board of regents which let the con-
tract for the construction of S3l,
900 dormitory for women. This
contract includes the heating, the
plumbing and painting. There is
still a contract to be let for the
lighting and telephones.
The building is new type of dor
moSory. When completed it will be
among the best of the northwest. 1t
is built on the middle english style
of architecture with solid red brick to
the caves, all above, In the gables,
being exposed with stuceo, giving
the whole an especially home like
appearance. 1t will be in three
units, consisting of the deans house
and the dormItory units. Evrey room
is an outside one.
Each suite is constructed for two
students. and consists of a study and
alcove bedroom, the latter having
a large clothes cloest. Each room
has hot and cold water besides
lavatory. The study will be furnish
ed with gas and electric lights,
heated with steam and has an open
fire place and fully equipped with
cupboards and built-in book cases.
A bath room is supplied for every
eight pupils. The deans house is
complete, containing besides the
ordinary rooms of a dwelling, a cold
storage, a large reception room and
offices.
A hospital ward is porvided for
taking proper care of the girls when
slightly i'll.
The whole dormitory is intended
to supply home influences and the
proper protection for the young
ladies attending the school. An es-
pecially able preceptress is to be in
charge besides an excellent housekeep-
er. This building is the fourth con-
structed on the campus, the sight of
which was donated by Lewiston and
is said to be worth fully $40, 600.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
SALOON LICENSE $1,000
Moscow Boosts Cost of Booze
Business.

Moscow, Idaho. July "a. The
village council in special session
passed the ordinance raising saloon
licenses to 1920. This will drive
three aud probably four of the seven
dram shops out of business.
The ordinance licencising Tor
fning) houses of Prostitution was
killed, it being found that the
present ordinance and state statutes
we're sufficient.
We're the saloon license question
to be submitted to vote of the
people it would not carry.
Action will be commenced at once
to test the legality Of the tenure Of
office of the present council The
law specifically says that registration
books must be open at stated places
in each polling precinct at least four
Saturdays before election. In the
last city election the books were
open only three Saturdays then be-
cause City Clerk Barge insisted that
registration must be had.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
DEATH LIST
is GROWING
Columbia Disaster Dead Number
Ninety-One

San Francisco July 24.-Sixteen
names we're added to the list OF sur
viyors OF the ColumbIa-San Pedro
collision. These 10 passengers were
in boat which landed at Shelter
Cove. The boat also contained two
dead bodies. that of Mrs. o. A. Lew
is, of PasadsnR, CAL, and an I'M
known man, presumably a sailor.
This list Of survivors now includes
loo names out OF reported total
of 257 persons on board. Three dead
bodies have been recovered. Ninety
seven persons are unaccounted for.
LAUDS CREW
San Francisco, July 24.-rhe
Pacific Coast company's steamer
Pomona rarived in San Francisco
from EuIerka, bringing from the
latter place one Of the surviving
passengers of the wrecked steamer
Columbia and 80 members of the
Columbia's crew who we're saved out
of her total complement Of SO.
The Pacific CaOst company dock
at the foot Of Broadway was crowded
with people when the high black hull
Of the Pomona hove in sight around
the bend In the water frUnt. The flrsl
comment from the watchers was ''she
brings no bodies" for the flag ct Der
stern rail was flying at the mast,
head. The starbOard rail OF the
Pomona was black with passenger
and here and there among them
could be discerned membres Of the
III fated Columbia's crew, whom th,
crowd on this dock picked out by Cd,
nondesOript colthing they wore. Al
erroneous report had been spFad tina
the Pomona brought q number o
the Columbia's passengers and thi
in part accounted for the thFong o
eager men and women assembled OF
the dock. When the Rangplank wal
hoisted to the Pomnna's deck officer
of the Pacific Coast company haC
difficulty IN restraining people fIou
clamberinR ABOARD. The crowd va
made to stand back and keep . Ian,
open while the Pomona's passenger
came ashore Each was stopped a
the foot of the gang plank and askeC
exoitedly:
"Were you pal senger on the Col
umbiaS" with one exception the an
swer being $40"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
DEFENSE FIGHTS
FOR HAYWOOD
Says Orchard Was Tool of Pinker-
tons in Steunenberg Murder

to have killed General Sherman Bell,
had it been so desired, and be de-
clared that if there was any one man
against whom the federation might
feel resentment 1t was Sherman Bell,
who was in command of the militia
during the strike period in Col
oIado. But nothing was done to
Bell, nothing was done to General
Buckley Wells. Not even Orchard
could testify to so much as an at
tempt upon the life Of the latter, who
was prominent both in the militia
and the mineowners' association.
the attorney declared that Orchard
had lugged into the case all tie var
ious attempts he said he had been
hired to make, for the purpose of in
flaming the minds of the jury, Mr..
Richardson said that while every
state is expected to take care of the
crimes committed within it's horde Is,
Colorado had sent Fan ocean of her
dirty linen here for you gentlemen
to wash.''
Coming again into the course of
his argument on the death of Gov
ernor SteunenberR, Hay woods
COUNSEL said the deIense was ready
and willing to admit that Orchard
committed the deed exactly as he
described it. Richardson declared
that Governor Steunenberg's immense
stature and the freedom with which
he went about the country made him q
shining mark for assassins.
After reading lengthy extracts
! from the Denver newspapers, printed
at the time of the arrest of Orchard
all of which, he said, showed the
hand of the Pinkerton detective
agency in an endeavor to link tbs
name of the Western Federation o.
Miners with the murder, Mr.. Rich
ardson said the governor of Idaho
and he Pinkerton agency knew wher
Steunenberg was murdered and
Orchard was arrested, that he would
make the confession.
''For years the Pinkerton detective
agency had permeated the locals Of
the Western Federation with secret
operatives, hut had never been able
to fasten a single crime upon the
rgainzation-the only organiza
ton, :" said MIR. Richardson, (which
ever had the power and the courage
to raise it's hands against the mine
owners. -
Taking up Orchards life in the
penitentiary at Boise, Richardson
said the vile, loathsome creature had
been petted and coddled, fed from
the warden's table, visited by the
governor of the state and called il
familiar terms, "Harry" by the
governor and by the counsel engaged
for the prosecution.