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The Kelster Estate.

Lander, Wyo., March Mrs. s. A.
D.. Keister has been appointed ad-
ministratri1 of the estate OF her hus-
band, the late Senator Keister, Of this
, 1907-03-07

The nomination of Mr.. Foraker by
Mr.. Hartman has not received a Sec
ond.
, 1907-03-07
ALBANY COUNTY NOT AFFECTED
by ACTION OF PRESIDENT
IN MATTER OF ADDI-
TIoNs OF RESERVES.
only Additions In This state Are to
Bear Lodge Reserve, Enlargement
Of Medicine Bow Reserve Falling
Entirely In colorado-stAtement
Of Chief Forester Pinchot In Re
Iation to New Order Of Things.

Washington, March 7.-Forester
Pinchot has made an important an
nouncement TO the effect that In the
new reserves and additions there will
be no Interference with the grazing
industry this yeer.
No Fees This Year.
1t was stated by the forest service
that no grazing fees would be imposed
upon stock grazing in the new re-
serves and additions this year, and
that stockmen who have been ranging
stock upon the lands converted Into
reserves would be permitted to con.
tinue such grazing without Interrupt
ton.
Acreage In States.
By states the acreage in the new re
serve and additions is as follows:
Colorado. 3,O22,72O acres.
Idaho, 966, $50 acres.
Montana, 3,S50,140 acres.
Oregon, 100000 acres.
Washington, 1921, 900 acres.
Wyoming, $1,000 acres.
The only addition in Wyoming Is the
Bear Lodge reserve, $4,000 acres.
There were added to the Medicine
Bow reserve in Colorado 356,600 acres.
Mr.. Pinchot's Statement.
A portion Of Forester Pinchot's
statement is as follows:
1.-THE land within national forests is
freely open to use as sites for hotels,
stores, mills, residences and all other
legitimate purposes. The greatest pos.
sible use of the land is desired. The
more people, settlement and industry,
the better is the protection which re.
suits. The construction of roads and
trails is a great advantage, and is al
ways encouraged, and canals, bitches,
pipe lines, reservoirs, ETC., all act to,
ward getting the fullest use out Of the
resources. All kinds OF improvements
are not only permitted, but r decid'
eddy welcomed"
Wood Sales Equitable.
The forester goes on to say that all
timber aid wood in the national for
ests is for use, and for prompt use,
1t is sold to the small man and the
big man. Everybody who needs tim
Der to establish his home gets it free
of charge, and gets 1t when he asks for
it. The settler may take what timber
he needs for domestic use without ask
ing.
Chance for Monopoly.
In the sale of TIMBER" he continues
there is no chance for monopoly, To-
the secretary of agriculture can sell a,
much or as little as he .pleases, II
whomever he pleases, and for what
ever price he deems fair for the bes
interests Of all the people. The gov
eminent gets a fair return for its tim
der, whereas before, under the timber
and stone law, it practically gave II
away, and gave it away in such a man
ner that 1t was monopolized in vast
tracts by corporate interests. And
after 1t was cut of the land was burn.
ed over and became a non-productive
waste.
In a national forest the lands are
protected, wisely cut over, and kept
productive forever"
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The Pacific Market
makes a speciality Of
beef. Try one of
their rOasts.


You neyer make speeches In your
campaigns" said the friend.
mo" answered Senator Sorghum.
"You al trust other people to make
the orations. But the cash accoun'
needs personal supervision"
, 1907-03-07

Peculiar a&atlon Names.
Among the most curious names of
Americalr railway stations are Acct.
dent. Kiss Ne. Beef Hide. Hat on.
U Bet, and AZB 9.
, 1907-03-07

Daily republican. 50 cents . month.
, 1907-03-07
uN,on1 dpAc.EIc TIME rAsLg.
weusound

IN reRsct, q, tho Laramie station at
the dpppNnt time:
, 1907-03-07

Washington, March 7.-Forester
Pinchot has made an important an
nouncement TO the effect that in the
new reserves and additions there will
be no Interference with the grazing
industry this yeer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Ronton stock auotnt,onn.

Reported over private wires O. Horn blower & Weeks. members cG ths New York and Boston Stock Nx- changes, New Haven office, 27 Center Street,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
YESTERDAYS STOCK MARKET
Disappointment Over the Way Prices
 Are Turned Backward.

New York, April 23.-The speculative element in the stock market was great ly disappointed to-day over the way in which prices of stocks were turned backwards from their upward course of yesterday, The action to-day was ac- cepted as conclusive of the professional character of yesterdays rise and of large proportion of covering by shorts in the buying which caused it. The cas- ual encounter between Mr. Hill and Mir. Hartman and the fact that it gave rise to no outward show of hostility seem to have been the principal basis for most of yesterdays buying which. 1t will be remembered, converged largely on the Hill and Hartman railroad stocks. This seems to have been recog- nized to-day as rather an unsubstan- tial ground on which to base a renewal of the bull movement in stocks, al- though there was a show of excitement in Union Pacific late in the day. To- days reaction did not, by any means, wipe out all of yesterdays very sub stantial gains. The movement might better be described simply as desist- ing from yesterdays operations for a rise The effect was to throw the market back into the deep neglect which was so notable last week. So far as yesterdays rise was due to expecta- tion of improvement on the wheat crop news there was ground for the reac- ton to-day in the disappointment of the hopes of abundant rains the sec- tions from which complaints have come of the need of them. There was some renewal of the tone of apprehension over the industrial outlook, which has weighed recently upon the market. Att tention was attracted by a report of large reduction on working force by an important western electric equip ment company and the offered explana- ton that demand for the product was falling off on account of it's high price level. Another disquietlng influence was the report of the employment of an engineering expert alleged to be for the purpose of estimating a valuation of eastern railroad properties, as this was supposed to indicate an expectation that governmental measures would be pushed towards regulating capital is- sues according to valuations of railroad properties. The principal event of the day from the money market standpoint was the reduction, as was expected, of the official discount rate of the imper- ial bank of Germany from 6 per cent to 5 1-2 per cent. The bank of Nether- lands also made further reduction in it's discount rate, which was advanced recently to cut off a movement of gold from that market to New York, Lon dan sent another consignment of gold j to Paris In this market there was a i further decline in rates for time loans. The early rise in prices seemed to be due to foreign influences, The brisk rally late in the day was large in sym pathy with some extraordinary trans actions in Union Pacific, which rushed that stock up to the highest level of the l day
 Bonds were irregular Total sales par value, s1,662,0OO
 United States bonds were unchang- | ed on call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

the disposal Of the road this year for its corporate purposes. It appears that nearly $SS,OOO.O0O of this must be used for the improvements outlined above, as it is doubtful If the cash re- quirements for the Improvements above numerated can be materially curtailed. This would leave only $17,OO0,OO0 available to pay for the various properties purchased during the year and whatever was paid out on account of the important improve sment work that was going on between July and January.
 Without this stock issue the chances are that the cash accounts of the New Haven road will not do better than square, But just the same the fnan- cial position is very strong. The road has a call on about $40,O0O00O on ac- count of the stock issue which is post poned This, of course, is quickly available New Haven stock is always in strong demand when these public offerings are made-Wall Street Jour.
 nal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

Observers" said that frequent reac- tions like yesterdays were to be ex- pected, but they were not shaken in their belief that the real tendency of the present market is upward.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
aouIng prlcen

Reported over private wires of Prince q Whitely, members Of the New York and Boston stock Exchanges New York office 62 Broadway, and 15 Center street New Haven Conn.,
 New York, April 22
 Bid Asl1ad
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
NEW HAVEN ROAD FINANCES

About $55, 100000 at Company's Dis
 posal This Year-Whole Sum Will Be
 Needed.
 The total receipts of the New Haven road on account of it's French loan will be in the neighborhood of ST. 100000. So far the road has received about 2000o,000 francs and 1t will re- ceive 2O,OO0O0O francs more next month. Judging from the capital re- quirements of the road so far as they are known 1t will have need for every dollar of this money this year.
 The announcement that the stock issue is indefinitely postponed comes as a big surprise as it was supposed that in order to finance the company's requirements and provide for a good sized working balance all of this issue would be needed.
 The improvement work which the New Haven had in hand a couple of months ago Is understood to have called for nearly $SS,OOO, 900, as fol- lows:
 For new equipment .......... $21 ,500, 900 For steamboat work......... 4,00O, ,0OO For extensions, improvements,
 troleys '... ..'. ...,.,r.... 100000
 Iotal ..,...,..... $S7 ,500, 900
 Obviously, substantially the whole of this is such that 1t cannot be curtailed.
 The excess cash accounts at the be- ginning of the fiscal year amounted to less than SS0D0. 00G GOO
 Cash .,.... .....,....$ SIS, ,SSS, ,659 Less cash liabilities ......... 21, ,139,55
 Excess cash accounts ...... S2,S94, 129
 The real financial position of the New Haven was much better than this because there was a big reserve not indicated above represented by mar ketable securities and cash assets in special funds. These brought the available cash or security assets at the beginning of the fiscal year up to $22- 100000, as follows,
 Excess cash assets ..,.......,. $2,S94 129 Cash assets in special fund. 2,764427 Marketable securities ..,...... 15,994, ,5S5 Avail, cash or security assets $265S, ,142
 But for ready purposes less than s3,000,00O was available. Since then it has received about $25,0OO,OOO from the sale of short term notes at home and will receive about S270OO,O0 as the proceeds of it's French loan. The total available cash assets this year will amount to substantially $55, ,0G0 900, as follows:
 Excess cash assets as above. $2,S94 ,129 From short term notes (abouO 250OO, 900 From French loan (about).... 270O0, coo Total available this year. 54S94. 129
 This figure represents the cash at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
The Union Trust Co,
NEW HAVEN.

GhW HAVEN
 CHARTERED by the State of Con- N necticut with authority to act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian. Re- ceiver, or Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is legal depository of money paid into Court and public Trust Funds Acts at Trustee for Municipalities, Cor. porations and individuals, and admin. isters trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or other evidence of indebtedness, manage sinking funds. and do all business such as usually done by trust companies,
 It also does q general banking bus mess, collecting checks, notes, coupons and receives deposits. The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Company
 This Company is by law regularly ex- amined by the bank examiner of the State of Connecticut.
 HENRY L. E0TCHIIIsS, President
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

Large orders for 1908 have followed the opening of the books of the steel rail makers, The Pennsylvania railroad has placed a contract for 15S,0oo tons for next year The decrease of 14000 tons from the quantity bought for 1907 is partially due to the reduction in rails for construction to the amount of B. 900 tons. Other requirements are about equal to those for 1907.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

Arbltrage business was 25,OOO shares, with 15,000 shares sold on balance. Most of this was in Union Pacific. The foreign business was completed in the first hour. London is taking very little interest in our stocks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
UNION PACIFIC WAS AGAIN 4
 LEADER.

IrreguIarity in Prices With Good Un- derfone-Crop News Had Influence ,Continued Ensing of Money--Big Nstcel RaiI Order for 10os-The Days D0fnss in Detail.
 There was a decline yesterday of the enthusiasm in the stock market that appeared on Monday and prices more than fell then rose again, while near the close Union Pacific shot up about a couple of points and held its rise at the close. To some this manipula- ton of Union Pacific looked like a move to sustain prices ana afford 8 chance for profit taking.
 TA Crop news figured yesterday The Weather Bureaus report bore out many of the recent reports regarding the unseasonableness of the weather in the winter wheat belt and drought in the central western states. This re- port caused a recovery yesterday in July wheat from so 3-S to above 81 in the Chicago market, and resulted naturally in general selling move ment in the granger stocks The Gov ernment report left no doubt in the minds of Wall Street people that a good deal of uncertainty still surrounds the future of the winter wheat crop. 
 The other developments of the day were along constructive lines. The casing of money rates at all of the f1n- ancial centers of the world continued, and 1t is now becoming a question of the borrower rather than the lender caking his terms.
 Money here was influenced by the foreign quotations. Time loans were l 1-4c. down. with year loans on ap- proximately a per cent basis. The rates of domestic exchange indicated that the interior was lessening it's de- mand on New York. AS money de- clined exchange advanced. Sterling sold at about 4S6 1-2 The present move ment will very quickly lead to gold ex- ports.
 Texas Pacific is looking up. The road earned 4 1-2 per cent. last year and in the past seven years $S,000,000 for bet &erments and equipment has been charged to income. If present earn ings continue it will be possible tC earn ' to 8 per cent in 1907. Under the circumstances, dividend payments are advocated. The Gould policy, how ever. is understood to be against crea- ting further charges.
 The Bank of Germany reduced Its rate to 1-2 per cent. after fouI months extreme tension, and the Bank of Netherlands put it's rate down to per cent, the second reduction this month. A 4 per cent. rate in Londor seems inevitable tomorrow.
 The market Is in a see-saw twixt bear and bulls, in other words a trad CTS market.
 Although the average of the marke advanced but 4 points from Monday April b, to the high yesterday, the ac tive shares showed much larger gains Union Pacific was up from 1S2 3-S tt 142 S-S, Reading from 10S IA to 115 5-S Amalgamated Copper from S9 to 97 S-S Southern Pacific from 79 S-4 to S5 1-4 Baltimore and Ohio from 96 1-2 t' 100 1-4 and Shelters from 12S 1-2 t about 196, For this reason yesterda! was looked upon as the right time t take some of these good profits.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
THE NATIONAL TRADESMENS BANK OF NEW HAVEN.
 96 Orange St,

Accounts of Mercantile Firms, Cora porations and Individuals solicited. Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold, Letters of Credit and Travellers, Checks.
 Drafts on alI parts of the world. Personal interviews invited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

The reaction in Steel common on the selling by so-called Morgan brokers was accepted as evidence that no change would take> place in the divi- dend to be declared next Friday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
GOOD WORK.

Policeman Kerrigan stopped run away horse on Congress avenue yester day afternoon near Howard avenue. iAs the street was filled with children re- turning from school at the time the plucky act of the officer doubtless averted an accident.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
NEW ToRK STOCK MARKET

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the new York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office 52 Broadway and 15 Center street New Haven Conn.
 New York, April 22.
 High. Low Bid Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

Estahiished 1855.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

There was more or less said again yesterday of the extent to which the market was certain to be helped by President Roosevelts Jamestown Ex- position speech next Friday But it is said that there's not the slightest prob ability that Mir. Roosevelt, in his Jamestown utterance. will go outside of the conventional lines of historical reminiscence.
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Miss H~trr t.sssti, Nr~t. Nj RI.
ausvv~,.ss. 81 An tsassinx Part


in plsy that has b~~n invwsted
~nh HsgaFsl atmosphere b. the
plas fs an sad la part bat l. exact
Ing ln AL ia requirements Mise tsei
"a Grants eAptiratsd IN. entire aa
disace a. the Opera aouse wedBss
da, night The Offering sas one IT
clyde Fltchs b~si contributions to
,he stage. The Woman ia The Gaze
and In the role of Margaret Koif@.
The ulfe who cnndesrenaK 20 leave
life ~ rc,inemen, foT hon. Ia The
under world u order that she may
better secure evidence vhieh ~iil
free her husband from the odious
eharr. of murder. Miss GfaHtly dis
plays wonderful versatility a. an
emotional artress
In matching her wits against The
cunning and craft Of the abandoned
creature aho hopes 20 be rev.nged
~ sending Aarear~t's husband 70
the galloss The work Of Miss Grant
N meets an the requirements OF ths
difficult role she essays Sac gave
a most artistic Interpretation OF all
the moods and passions to which
woman might be subjected under
this trying ordeal During the per
Torrance Miss GRAVITY WIS frequent
" applauded by the audience.
The story of The play is that of a
wife who must prove her husband
innocent of "A murder which he has
been accused OF wrongfully and vim
dictiyely charged with There is but
one way 10 wiring the truth from his
accuser-a woman of the town. To
do this she must win the woman's
confidence. play upon her weakness,
externally live her life: persuade her
finally 10 tell the tale, the story OF
which will prove the so-called muir
der was suicide The wife Is all reso-
lutte devotion, the other woman all
vindictiveuess. There are two acts
OF preparation. Tie third shows the
two face to face there is vhint OF
the wtfe'ss repulsion toward all that
her effort brings upon her. another
OF the chief resolution that up-bears
her Then the last battle begins. The
tide Gibbs and flows. The wife learns
this learns that: but the truth she
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hs 'u.al applications. rs .hey .aU-
poe reatb fhr Diseased portion OF thc
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fHs .rue restored .H Ifs .Hsm. .aH.
uub.He a1nt H- Imperfect hsHsirs
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nr.s Il. fas .Haft $500 Hu.sss ttr 'r.
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Rally DAY.

The Main Street Christian church
has announced next Sunday as Rally
Day The officers of the church and
many of the members say they hope
to make the day beginning for
deeper spirituality. Two notices have
been announced They are: Our
children tor Christ and His Church
and More knowledge OF the Word
of God The following letter has
been mailed to- every member of the
church.
Every wide-avake church has lis
Rally Day and every wide-awake
member helps TO make the Rally a
success. Therefore We count ON You.
Next sunday will De the Rally Day
of the Main Street Christian church.
Every member should bee prgseu.
. We are planning for TWO things
/ DD More knowledge of rbe Bible.
/ t21 The better training ot our chill
drau for Christ aud His church. OW
church officers need yous. and nU.
bea,r, cooperation. aud Ne HsN you
tu le. 20. join you Duo Swing -hls
, Don forget SEES, sunday Begin
Minis Coz 10 O.. 900. Good music. Glad
Fellowship Busbf faces. Earnest
hope Sincere prayer
Your fellow Christians
g. %. MrCOMBS.
W. s. GIBSON.
MRS s.. ID. kENEIE.
MRS o.. Va. LAKE
ElI. urU COMMITTEE.
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The sitminatson 81 The motto. ia
God We Trust" from the designs OF
ten aud t~easy dollar gold pieces
has caused . great deal ~ comrncai
and aroused considerable protest
N rous hont che coantry Perhaps 'h.
Of pr.kldeut Roosevelt
with regard 20 the omission vii
prove II interest and also snffsfy
some ~ taos. who have come to the
conclusion that the country IL taking
backward step ia fslling SO a..
auo~leasa Divine rsosidene. apoa
its coinage
The president says
beautiful and solemn zen
t.nce, such as the one In aues-
ton should be treated and ut
tered only With that fine rrser-
enee Xhtch necessarily Implies
certain exaltation OF spirit.
ANY use which tends 10 cheaper
W. anu AbRft NthH Hff&
which tends to seeure It's being
treated In spirit of ievlty. is
from every standpoint pro
foundly 30 b. regretted A."
In brief the president considers IL
irrcyerent 20 use the phrase upon
the coinage and hopes that true reS-
erence will prevent its restoration
Those who recall how the motto was
used in a spirit OF leyity in connec-
tiun with the deprecated dollar aud
have noted how just now. under the
present financial condition. the sa-
cred motto is banded about, may
agree that It's presence on the coun-
uy's money Is at any time likely to
invite something close to sacrilege-
The Ledger. published at Philadel-
phia. where most OF the gold pieces
are coined. takes an opposite view
of the matter and expresses itself
thus:
In God We Trust, art may
say adds nothing TO the value
or service of the coin. No, but it
is a symbol OF one OF the high
products OF sovereignty which
tells the people that the govern
ment respects the Deity. The
presence of the motto has graft
II 80.
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Relns good fsllo~ has cost
mary . man 3 good job
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-21

A quick nynt Ia uot 80 bad a. a
quarrel long drawn out
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There are lot II misers In the
world, from ne sprudth lifts po'ns
Of view
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-21

People talk longer about y good
dinner than tbey talk about good
piano solo
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The apple worm that has steady
employ meut Is the real aristocrai
ibis year
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is III nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
plCvGJ. nor viii we assume payment
OF JuCh debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe of this office
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II an old man is rich. be IL impor-
"a upon If he il poor. he Is neglect
ed