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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE
SCARCE AND HIGH

The produce and fruit market was
little dull yesterday, mainly on &C
count of the limited supplies. Receipts
are always small on Monday. but they
were unusually Eoiyesterday. aacondition
due In a great measure to the snow
storm. Virginia countrymen are
afraid OF a snow storm. and when one
comes along as unexpectedly as did
that of Sunday morning they are slow
ito get down to business. 8a.f31a "
The receipts yesterday We're hardly.
sufficient to meet the generalydemand.
Under this condition prices were mark
ed up not little. Poultry of all kinds
went up under the active demand and
,eggs,which were in very small receipts,
jumped up two cents per dozen for;
large lots. None could be had yesterday
for less than 81 cents at wholesale
This puts the figure to the consumers
who buys at the retail stand, at about
IS cents.
Florida stuff Is coming In a little
more plentifully. but the demand IS
very active. and the aoHg-l oked-for
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GOOD TOBACCO
a,.s BREAKS EXPECTED

The tobacco market will open this
Morning with fairly good breaks Very
little of the.leaf that.wtll show up to-
day1will beaof the wagon variety. for
th6srow stormand the bad roads have
practically shut off deliveries from
this source. However. the receipts by
rail at all the warehouses have been
goodaiand enough packages are in storr
age TO make the breaks to-day very
to the buyers. Two of the
warehouses report fairly large railway
receipts of good wrappers and2 first
class iillers. The breaks this morning
will nprobahly keep the i auctloneers
busy until Il O'clock ra.6Es g
The first sale will be at Shelburne's
second at StonewalI third at Shockoc
and fourth at 81 liEhsg, yi SIC
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PRICES co down
LOSSES SEVERE
---------------
Spirit Of Extreme Dependency
Sweeps Over the Sentiment
OF. the Operators.
FEAR OF HARTMAN INQUIRY
-------.------------
Wall Street Sees in Investigation
Fresh Fuel for Anger Against
Railroads.
FEAR OF HARTMAN INQUIRY

NEW YORK, February 25.--'rhe ac-
ton OF the stock market To- day gave |
full warrant for the assumption that
u spirit OF extreme despondency had
swept over the sentiment of the opera
tors.
The selling was constant, and tho
demand was so small as to be negll
giblo quantity except az the cOnceA-
sions IN the prices level uncovered
some buying. This demand was not
aggressive in character. and intcrposcd
no effective obstacle to the continuous
droop OF prices. Tho progress Of tas-
tlmony OF s. II. Hartman before tho
Interstate Commerce Communication was
the subject Of nnivsrsal discussion. and
the weakness OF stocks was generally
attributed To this Cause. The specI-
lative view taken of the occurrence
was that II was to mark a widespread
public realization OF the nature OF the
transactions under Investigation, and
to offer material for some such dis-
turbance OF the public mind and aglta-
ton OF the public Indignation as grew
out OF the legislative Investigation OF
the life Insurance companies.
Wall Street sees in this prospect
supply of fresh fuel for the danger
against railroad and other corpora
tions which liz active in shaping legis-
lative measures and in directing public
policy all over the country. The fear
has gained ground In financial opinion
that the stability of the country's
prosperity or the avertlng Of coming
industrial and financial depression is
to be influenced, perhaps decided. by
the courses of public sentiment on these
lines.
a survey of this days losses shows
severe impairment OF values and
prices in some important stocks at the
lowest OF the year. The notable SUI
ferers still were stocks about which
cluns suggestion of further financing.
Reading. Baltimore and Ohio. and
Louisville and Nashville were explicitly
affected by such rumors.
Bonds were easy. Total sales. par
value 81 ,s2soo0. Unified States IS adj
vanced 1-2, the new As. registered. -,
and the old As is per cent. on call.
Total sales. a1a.soo shares.
NEW YORK, February 25.--Money
on call steady; legs per cent; rul-
ing rate "a; closing bid, Ia: Of
fered at 4. Time loans Arm, sixty
DAYS. ninety days and six months
1-2m5 IA per cent. Close: Prine
mercantile paper, 6 S-4R per cent
Sterling exchange frner, with actua1
business in bankers bills at sirsis5@
sA.S4I0 for demand, and at Si,soiO4
s8.soI5 for sixty day bills. Posted
rates s4.sI IT, and s4.s5 IL. Com
merclal bills, $3.50 Us. Bar silver
6a. Mexican dollars SO as. Govern
mcnt bonds firm. Railroad BONDS
easy.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. .

NEW York. February 25.--FLoUR-
Steady but slew Rye rlour-9pist: Buck
wheat--spot firm; NO. . red, $50. eleya-
tor. Options sc net higher. May. sbAc.;
July, s5ssc.; September. s4sse.
tons oWer no Ma. July sip
Oats-spot Arm; mixed, 47c
Beet-Firn. mess. 50. sOal1o. 90. IInrd-.-
Easy; western prime. 50 ;soi9. 80; refined.
sll.O0; compound. IS 62lsus ,s71a Pork
Firm. TallowFirm; city. enc. country.
So aTc. Petroleum-Steady Rosln--Fhm:
strained, common to good Si.459a. so. .Tur-,
pentne---Firm at 7ila975c.
Ricc--steady. Molnsses-Ouiet. sugar
Raw. steady; fair refining, a7sc,: centrifugal.
steady. Coffee--spot steady; nio No I,
Use; Santos, No, =, SCI: mild, quiet; Cor
dovn, sd lslsc. Futures 81 Is points higher.
eiaamery. common g extra sssss s's Ss held,
common to extra, slG3iAsc.; State. dairy,
common to: fancy, :o@s1o. renovated, COM
mon to extra. IS ds2tc.;t western. factory.
talon. creamery, extras 80 d arc; firsts, $50
H2ic, cheese-i'irm; fnli cream. small and
large I'M @l4se,; skins. fun. 70, light. sa
3ic.; choice, 29Q30c.; brown and mixed, OK
ira aoQsoc.; t,sts 10 extra. flrsts IS q ssMc.i
western llrs,s 2Ss, sesonaa. pa7sS ~
steam, 1870; cotton by. Steam. &c. Pea
nuts--Quiet: fancy handpicean, Nc; other
domestic. 3G7c Potatoes--lrish steady.
hsr%Saa Isnx P Psand issse M sss
Western and Jersey. sl.6DGp1.76; sweet nos
sa,oes, dull; vnespdi oI psp barrel, sa.so@
ESQ., other 1erssS sse Nor ion ss
s s5oc r wh's ssdao 90 cettonsesd s o
crude z, o. 3 mills, 40; DC, sumner NINE ysl.
good summer yellow, 46l @A6,Ac,i. prime
white, Me; prime winter yellow. SIC.
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Immigrants Coming.

Immigration Commissioners George
w. Koincr received and placed several
additional farm hands from Scotland
yesterday. Others are on the way.
The commissioner says he is getting
along very well with this branch OF
his work at present. considering the
small appropriation and other obstacles
which beget him at tho start.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. G., February 25.--
receipts. caHks. Rosln--Firm at ss95:
receipts, ls4 barrels. Tar-Firm at s2.ao;
receipts, 1,1l7 barrels, Crude Turpentine--
SAVANNAH, CA, February 25.--rUR-
PENTIN E--Fi,m at INC bid; sales. 104
casks; receipts. 81 casks; shipments. 26s
ceipts. s75 barrels; shipments. Ss1 barrels;
stock. 6S, 657 barrels. "a ~
PENTINE AND ROSlN--Nothng doing.
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lands, HOO; mlddllng gulf, HES; sales, IL
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. February e5.-cOT-
TOS--Spot closed unchanged from Thurs
day; middiing 10 7-1fc.. saies on the spot
were 5000 bales and 1000 bales to arrive
Futures opened steady at an advance of @
6 points. principally on good English cables
Trading, however. was very dull and fluct-
uat!Dns marrow. The business done was con-
fined almost wholly to the buying OF March
the bullish tone of the market, The close
wac steady. 2a7 points above that Of
Thursday.
Cotton futures closed steady: January.
1o.2s; February 1891: April. 1918; May.
1923: June. 1929; July, 1o.4l; October.
io-is; December, io.2e.
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market cascd off few points from the
best during the late trading.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 3oA0a
bales against 2sol0 last week and 1906
against ess.oa5 Last week and ios,sss last
year, To-day's receipts AT New Orleans
t.l55 bales against 5.4sl last year. and at
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ON THE LOCAL. MARKETS

decline in prices has not yet material
lied. Beets.r cabbage. lettuce straw
berries. celery and other Florida dell
cacies are in the market. but they are
all high. III
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AIARIlET.

(Reportcd by Rodgers, McCabe & COD a.
PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 25,--PEANuTS:
spanish--Market quiet. Holders asking
$40: buyers Offering Sl.S5. No sales. vir-
ginia.:--Ararket Arm atrs4 @4hc.. for fancy
stock; machine picked. sh4ss.c.; shclling
stock. ola 9sc.
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q. S. refunding Is. registered. ....... 1
u. s refundng 2s. coupon. ........-. !
y. :. 80, registered. ................,.. J
u. s.. 81, coupon. Observation-Disclosures.
u. s. Old IS, registered. ............
u. S. Old Ar. coupon. ..............
u. s. New 49, registered. ..........,.
u. s. New ~. coupon. .............. ]
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures.
American Tobacco. 6s. ................ !
Atchison general observation-disclosures.
Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s toffcrcd) .....tgE
Baltimore and Ohio 49,. ..,.s.........
Baltimore and Ohio 2ks tbtd) .......
Brooklyn Rapid Transit coilv. 4s...s..
Central OF Georgia s-..........,s..
Central OF Georgia list Inc toffered)..
Central OF Georgia End Inc. toffered).
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. tbtd). .....
Chesapeake ana Ohio .9.s. ..........- ]
Chicago and Alton si4s.
Chicago, -. and Quincy new $780,.
Chicago, r. l. and Pacific r. r, 4s....
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DRY GOODS ALARKET.

Z NEW. YORK. February 2b.--The dry goods
market opened strong. Advances We're an.
nounced In prints of &c. yard. bringing
staple .Indigos to 4,s@6c. Damasles have
been placed on a basis of. 37Hc for fall.
Raw SILK has advanced on an average Of
about loo. per pound.
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chandisc and passengers. Old Doininlon Linz.
SAILED.
steamer Iocahohtss. Harvey. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers OLD Dominion
Line
Steamer MobJAck. Graves. James River
iandnsg and Norfolk. merchandise ana pas
soiiger Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk mere
chandiso and passengers, Old Dominion Limo.
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THE RIGHT ROAD TO CALIFORNIA.
Southern Railway and connections. The
through car 1lne--various routes. Very low
one-way and round trlp tickets OH sale
daily to Pacific Coast points. louisiana,
Texas, Mexico. Arizona. California nre
best reached by this route. Phone No,
4b5. go East Main Street.
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Financial.
10 THE HOLDERS OF
Seaboard Air Line Railway ThreeYear 5Per Cent. Bonds
DUE MARCH /, 1907
NOTICE
Now York, Fehruary Z, 1907.

asmadean The
Continental TRUST
matur !,
the
interest for two months
bonds to contnu cun impair M s
right
t n s#
o J. be cahd
Continental
1907.
BY
ltnoreF
of
hoAa-
holders WIN receive re-
a ana aef h @ no s,
VII after ss and - H. Rollins Som.
ih5 T WxHS sHsGHs
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RICHMOND GRAIN nIARI1ET.
Richmond, Va. February 20, 1907.
bsl4 - 49, nI,Nr ATOMS ag
CATTLE MARKET,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock iards.)

Richmond, Va, February IS, 1907.
I Report of live stock market for the week
ending February 26th:
4,sde5hc common 10 fair. an Q4ssc.; best
heifers, 4 III Gp5c.: fall to good, AZ 20 4.sc.;
common, to fair, az @a&e.; best cows. sE@
COWS, eap 2hc,; bulls. bey a% q 4c,; common
adpaMc,: sheep. 5&@6fsc.; lambs ~ q So;
hogs, beat. ING; a faw very fine, TIC, cons
mon 10 fair, 10 6,so. Cows and calves, $40 @
0Si pros pee good for all klnos Of stock for
next market
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RICHMOND sTocIl MARKET.
H1CHMUNU STUUN -HA1SND1
Richmond va. February e5. 1901
SALES AT BOARD.
virginia ss--2. 900 at s2ts.
Virginia Centurics--4.G0O az s5ht 4,op0 az

STATE SECURITIES. BIG. Asked
North Carolina 4s, c. 1310-... 10y
North Carolina IS, c. 1919, -. 12s -.
Va. IS, Old. c. and r., 1892. 92 %
Va Centuries, go, e. and r.. 30 ssRi
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. l.. r. r.. Con. Tr. p. g. rs 90
A. G. l.. II. r. CtfH., Ind. As. SIS SO
Char. and West. Car. LIST 5s-. los
Ga, Car and North. LIST Is, 1898. los
Georgia Pac, lat 6s c. 1s22.. 1lS
Georgia, So. and Fla, 1856. 40
Georgia and Ala. Con. 5s. 1915. l01
Nor. and West Ry IS. 1885,. ?S
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca. 49,. 30
Western ~. c. 1st S.. 1914. ITO
Seaboard Air Line Is. 1861. SoR
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Atlantic Coast Line 49, 100 lis
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 lis -.
Chesapeake and Ohio. Nov. 100 bo1s
Norfolk and Western com. loo Siia -.
X. +. and p. Up. c. guar. 100 49,. 80
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS
American National. .......,1 100 1877: 1S5
Broad Street. ....... ........e5 30
First National 1880. 100 sl5 eee
Merchants National ....... 100 500
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 al 81.
State Bank OF Virginia.. 100 167
MISCELLANEOUS.
Na.-Car. Chem. pfd.. 5 p. c.. 100 107 los
Va. -Car. C.. Co. Col. Tr. 5s. 9S&
: H. Il + II
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BALTIMORE. ND, February 2b.-BEEF
sc,ATTI. s--Prces We're steady at quotations
as follows: First quality, per pound, @
per pound. adpaikc.; thin steers and COWS
per pound. 2Ga1sc.; oxen, Per pound q
a,ac.; mich COWS, extra, each, VIZ q 20; DO,
Receipts were light, with the market quiet
and steady Mt quotations as follows: Calves:
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md. February 25.--Sea-
board Air Line, common and preferred
Nothing doug,
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ss!s 80: IL q: ~ = ~
OATS
f $:$ II II 81. q: III: II: III: II!
MESS PoRK-Per Dbl. 800.
july july ..........is.so 1880 1916 1915
LARD-Per 100 lbs.
s 5s SS i ISL. i ISL ; s;4. s ss
sHoRT RIBs-Per 100 lbs, --.-----r.
July .......... s.37E $40 s.255 s.:5
Cash quotations were as follo sss Fsop r.
corn. is2c: No. . yellow, 44lsc.. No: oatx,
4o7sc.; No. white. 43c.: No. white. ~
mailing ass Ss ss zse s No tiaaseed. si7
No. northwsstern, s1.s4h; prime tinot ny
seed. sA.55- Glover; CONTRACT grade; .lS,s %:
short ribs sides ;N9,s per s 10
ssse5a9.5o Whiskey. basis OF high wines,
s1.2s. Butter-Market steady; creameries.
marx. Cases Included, es,s PIC; frsts, 25c;;
prime frsts. CSC. cheese-steady AZ lfW
16.c. st'
BALTIMORE. MD. February a..
Firm; spot. contract, 7sW7sc: corn-F!rm;
spot, slh @514c.; southern white corn 90 a
bac oats-strong and higher; No. mixed
satsEe Kses atafc. Mo Nss Bu.te 20
Firm and unchanged: fancy Imitation, rs g
a7c; do. creamery. 81 10 s5c.; do, ladle, 2sm
24c store packed. 17@20c. Eggs-Firm at
14ssc. medium, 14ssc: small, l4Kc. Sugar
STEADY ana unchanged; coarse graduated
and fine, $500
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New York Central gen. 3iss ........ 1914
New Jersey Central gen. SIS. .......... 1851.
Northern Pacific 4s................... 101
Northern Pacific So (hid)...s.......
Norfolk and Western con. 4s. ....--.. 9S
Pennsyl; ana conv. 3ita (bid).. 1900. o5,s
aending General As. ......g,. --,....,,. ak
81. Il, and iron Mountain con. ss...... 10y
ST Louis and san Francisco Is. 49,. s1tt
ST Louis Southwestern con. 4s....,.... TN.
seaboard Air Line Is toffered1 xeEs
Southern Pacific Is ..........,... so
southern Paoific 1st a. certificates. IL. aiI
Southern, Railway ..l........:.. mex
Texas and Pacific lists .....l......,. 1l7ts
Toledo ST. L, and Western as ODD y
United states steel end 5s........... 9s7s
wabash lists. .,,...........,. 112
Wabash Deb. B tbid) ....s,t.- q
Western Md. Is tbid) 80
wheeling and Lake -.rie IS tbid)..... s6is
Wisconsin Central 4s.,,..s..5......',.- 81
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Z 3 . = 4 Es-sE = I
good. Per pound. &c. Gals from nearby
points by rail5are quoted at 10. per pound.
s h9ua ,d 5s
older, stheyscan only he sold as gressers al
"a SC. per pound less than veal calves.
Sheep and was steady asG
s3@3.5o; do, per pound, S@4c.; do, No., ?.
sheared. per pound. "a 2'1c: old bucks, per
PfSnd a am sS ae pouna Se
!Pigs-.Quotations We're at sDt2 each. ac-
cordIng to size. quality and condition.
shos.s ssosoGa each Dressed
lightweight. per pound, 8 q sAc.: mediums
weights. per pound, 73s97c.; heavy, per
pound. 6ss7Ac.
CHICAGO, February a5.-cATThE-Mar-
kct weak. loa15c. lower. Common to best
steers, g O. %; heifers SEQ @si3o; bulls,
ceipts about $4,000 head Market gioc.
lover. Choice, heavy. shipping. s7.o5@
aG7 ish butchers sbo Ss sh
s.s5.g packing se.5oa7.o5; pigs. s96.5O;
bplRs OF sales, sos sheen-Receipts about
$4,000: Market steady Sheep. s4::5 as 90;
NEW YORK, February 25.-REyyEsT-
R bas az ssa COWS axt4s
fat. do. si.so, calyes--Rccelpts. Tia
head. ysais s5s1o;5o; BARNARD and fed
ease ayss stsaa
s1.a7is q 700; cuVs. $4,000. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1901 heal. Feeling STEADY but no
cISc1YNATd g, ! February an,na:s. 2s1 Il
As!ys Hsssess aea thDgsui Sar
good shippers. $3.50 o $50; common. ss.25eS
s3.oO. sheep-Strons at S235 @5.e5; Lambs
strong at s4.boas.oo
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OFFICIAIl RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS In NEW YORK
Thomas Branch Co. Bankers and Brokers
sALEs;.

700 Atlantic Coast Limo. com.
lls,0 American Shelters, com.
onm Amalgamatcl Copper ~.
e,iW Amer Car and Foundry.
-. Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
wv American Cotton Oll..,....
~ American Tobacco, pfd....
W American Can -,..........
700 American Can. pfd ........
$500 Amer. Locomotive, CON-.
gW Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
$500 American Sugar ..........
"a, 900 A., y. and s. -Irc, com. 49,.
I0 A., T. and S. lse, pfi. .....
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.
olo0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Canadian Pacific .,.........
800 Chesapeake and Ohip......
3l,aW Chicago. Nil. and st. Paul
COO Colorado Fuel and 1rons...
200 Colorado South, com. .,,..
Colorado South, lst pfd...
Colorado South, I'd pfd...
Clcv., Gin, Chi. and ST. u
600 Consolidated Gas ........
1,500 Delaware and Hudson.
ECO Del, Lack. and Western.
1920 Erie,
600 Erie, lst pfd. ...............
800 Erie, I'd pfd, ..............,..
500 General Electric ...........
400 Great Northern, pfd. $500.
$50 Great Northern Orc Rts..
200 Illinois Central ............
500 Louisville and Nashville.
200 Manhattan ................!
Metro. Street Railway....
800 Mexican Central ..........
1880 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, com.
200 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO. February 2b.--L!belal export
sales strong thened The wheat market to-
day, tho May option closing at q. net gain
Of SGAc, Oats were 10. up. Corn was
down hPhc. ProYtslons we're TO lbW
171ac. lower,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04
REPORTER AND FARMER
ADAMS X DENTON. Proprietors.
Thursday, April 4, 1907.
NEWSY A NOTES.

The authorities of Lyman county
have ~apprehended a crazy man who has
a mania for stealing horses. The arrest
followed a daring raid on the horse
herds of a number Of ranchmpn. The
prisoners name is Ernest Schieber and
his home is nea Stony Butte, in the
western part of Lyman county During
his raid he stole horses from Isaac Hell
lekson, Jake" Matson and other well
known ranchers When run to earth
by bill" Born he had a number of the
stolen animals in his possession. After
an exhaustive examination by a justice
and others, the justice announced that
in his opinion there was considerable
doubt as to the prisoners mental condi-
ton. and hat he would hold him for an
examination by the county board Of
insanity.
Down in Yankton county they are
still discussing Senator Gamble. The
friends of Hon. A. Van Osdel, who
refused to vote for Mr.. Gamble on the
ground that he had not cleared himself
of the charge brought against him in
regard to the connection of the senator's
sou with a federal salary, rendered Mr.
Van Osdell a public reception upon his
return to his home from Pierre, and
some Of the newspaper friends of Sen
ator Gamble took umbrage therat,
declaring that il was intended az q
reflection upon the senator, Mr.. Van
Osdel having declined to support the
senator for re-election-and the friends
Of Van Osdel come back with the decla-
ration tnat the senator did not clean his
skirts Of the charge Of graft and that,
therefore, Mr.. Van Ofdel has no apology
TO offer for his failure to fall into line
for Gamble. Van Osdel, by the way,
according to the views of his friends,
Was . reformer before some Of the
present champions Of Mr.. Gamble
escaped from their swaddlinR clothes
w. Il. Smith, OF Huron, auditor tor
tho Van Dusen Elevator company. has
returned from . trip over that portion
Of the state and has this to say conoern
Ing the spring work and seeding ont.
look; Flowing and narrowing is being
done and some wheat sown. but the
ground l. too wet for general work
There is vet 70 b maxketsa abou,
20 pr cent Of the wheat and sorn cror
e last season and less than IL per cen,
o. oats, barley and AJAX. The acreage
70 - sown 70 wheat the present seasor
will b about the same e last year will
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04
SdJneaigfeit iOll nid)t iibcral berab.
geIebt luer0en. - SeRatDreumctt.
lanf. - Sine quite Nenernng.
0raftunterindDnns seplagt.
Sipciano5uansis @~raftauflaseu iino
erboben muroen. - 9.id)ter halt
cine GaS5iG ab. - 0em sebOren
Die Orei Snieln?
ariiis IN @crbanSlnnscn suiiden
Salnen nno ibren Ingeitellten.
Cute 2oiungSioee.

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