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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
Takes an Optimistic View.

II il most cheering, Ia lImea lake
the present. when the scarcity ot
money aud the news of shut downs
are depressing 80 many people, 10
meet an outimiat like Manager UdelI
Of the Consolidated Wagon 4 Ma
chime company, saYa The Deseret
Newa.
lie haa been carefully Surveying
the landscape Der the past feW
days, In The light of the returns
from the numerous branches af lhe
company throughout the wesi. and
especially in yie~ Of the daily aalrr
and collections IT his mammoth -.
tablishment. A result, he gives
il - his opinion that there IL moth.
ing the matter aiih The foundation
of our business structure. H. truly
says That alter all, II i the prosper
ity or lhe farmer that makes the
prosperity of The general public
The people are here and Utah IL III :
ing up sith fresh arrivals. They
have Rot TO live aud the best ol Il j.
that Utah people have mans lhings
70 sell that the world outside mnsi
have. Immense crops have beeu
raised the country over. the san viii
20 on shining, and people will 20
On buying and selling. even though
plungera and promoters ~ uildtaf
schemes come TO grief
Mr. Odell aaya THAT bia vipW III
things i that people may cut doah
their Iaxuriss, bur - to The sabAtau+
tIals there are Just - many going
oat - ever The trade of The Con.
aolidated Wagon 4 Machine com
pany continues enormous and has
done for the past mouth. uhiis eol.
lections are equally good. Agtt
cultural interests in TlAb, Idaho,
Wyoming and Nevada vere teyei
better than nov. Mining interest.
may slaeken temporarily, hai ii.
farmer will 20 on raising potatoes
aud wheat and the uogld sill 20 ~
paying good prices for them.
Manager Odeli has received III
gniries from manufacturers ~hs
take his eompaaY's report ..
barometer of conditions prevailing
IN The intermouutain eoaptFy. Al
eapeet tbere vii b. practically >
many goods sold IN ZOOS - tber
we're In 1907, thoagh, 81 course, u
suggest canton ~ making deals
Mr. Odell also thinks that labo
conditions wilI be mach less aeal
II shs fstafe thas shef haze BEE
. II The past. lie saYs he has n
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
SENATOR BORAH TALKS
Thinks Financial Furry VIII Soon
be 0ver--Talks of Presi-
Dental Candidates.

United States Senator Borah
stopped of in Denver one day last
week, en- route to Washington and
IN an interview with Denver Times
representative he talked a. follows:
81 do not see how we can be af-
fected in any way. Il Is o quarrel
which originated in New York, and
II will undoubtedly have to be settled
there. The financial institutions OF
the metropolis made their greatest
mistake when they refused 10 pay
out money. That resulted In the
west being dragged into the affair.
Had the eastern banks continued to
disburse money il might have re-
suited in few of them going under
bnl the company would have been
better off, for the concerns which
would have suffered were those
which never had any legitimate
right for living. They were found
ed on wild cat schemes, and tbs
sooner they went to the wall th,
better off we, would be.
Il do not look for the presen
conditions to continue long, but the,
may have the effect of making tn,
coming session of congress pas
measures 10 give ns more elasti
currency. ! do not expect any hast,
congressional action. however, an,
anything that il done viii be alonJ
the present monetary lines. ! d
not take seriously the sentiment tha
the disturbed conditions will fore
the country TO turn 10 bimetalisr
a. : remedy. We will weather III
financial sisnation all right wirhou
that.
The cashiers certificates, whie
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
Ethics Of Banking.

The relations which exist between
the banker and depositor il here
given in concise form by an Iowa
banker. Il is q plain statement Of
the ethics Of banking:
s'lt il the business of bank 20
loan money; if ID did not loan money
it could not pay interest on deposits:
in fact IL could not exist. Depos
itors in banks know that this is true,
and when they accept interest on
deposits they know that we have got
to loan the money they deposit with
us at greater rate of interest than
we pay them for il. and that, If we
cannot find customers for then
money Mt home we must find them
elsewhere. This knowledge Ii 30
general that 1t becomes part of The
nnwritten agreement between the
banker and The deposltor, the bank
agreeing 20 use all possible caution
in placing the loan 30 that il will be
paid, principal and interest, when
it 10 due, and the deposltor agreeing
to tiust to the judgment of the bank
in the matter of the loan and take
his chances along with the bank.
OF course the depositor il donbly
secureds for il the loan we make
with his money il not pald or moi
paid by the time he wants il back
we are pledged 10 see TO il that he
gets his money or its equivalent.
He understands, also, thai for the
convenience of himself aud others
we are obliged 10 keep large sums
Of money on deposit in Chicago and
elsewhere 10 check against. Under
standing these things ID should not
be difficult for him to understand
that if the man 10 whom We make
the loan cannot pay because he EN-.
not get the money, or If the banks
with whom we keep money on de.
posit to check against refuse 10 pay
rs back in cash on demand, that We
cannot pay him back on demand
and that 1t IL necessary TO take som.
steps TO protect our deposilor se
that the other fellow will not get al
the ready eash the bank has and b,
! not get any. This il the situation
IN . nutshell and the depositor hal
been = party to every phase of |
down 10 the point where the eash i
shut off, and il would seem that b
! ia morally Obliged 10 stay throngI
: that without protest" :"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
Horse Races.

A mum mber oF our anort.loylnr III.
isens have arranged for d series III
horse races here on Monday. Tuesl
day and Wednesday. Nov. III. ia
and ~. a hAlf.sioseu Or more ue
the best running hofacs In soath-
eastern Idaho will enter The Faues
and about 1900 IN puncA have been
hung np, There wall also he oue
oE tao harness races. There will
b. three raoea each day, beginning
at ! o'clock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
a Methodist Minister Recommends
cbomberloin's Cough Remedy.

Ssgaf3ssft1H @o45as NSH9S43.
We have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy In our home for seveu years and
lE has always proved 70 be reliable
remedy. We have found that Il would
10 more than the manufacturers claim
Tor lt. 1t u especially good Tor Group
md whoopEng cough.
Rev. James A. 14ewis.
Pastor MlIrea. Minn. NJ E. chnrfh.
rbambeTiainfa Cough Remedy i f0F
sale by Bitter Bros. drug store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

.eised many applications tor work
from people. most ~ them comps
tent, while 4 few months ago II
~as ditiirul, - get enough meR Tor
the Jobs 10 sight. Now there Is
qaite a reversed condition.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
NEWS OF THE STATE
Review 81 the Weeks Happenings
In Idaho
As CLEANED FROM EXCHANGES
Tales from Moualala and Wax Briefly
Told los Benefit ol the Exanaln
eF's Readers.

CT NeAakfSs
Thirty aeres ot uuimpruvcd land
near Wstser sola last week Tor 900
per acre.
Ths caldwell Nsws damaged hv
IRE las, week 10 the extent ~ nearly
$4,000.
The Nampa sugar factory II enn.
serting aoo tons u tcvss Into sugar
every day
Within Two years I.ineola eounty
w.li have over 100 satlsa II slscsFis
road 10 operation,
Several cases ~ small pox dvvels
opesi In South Hoisc last week ard
the schools we're ordered rlcsed.
Ground saa broken !. tloodInw
Monday fes the electric railroad H..
sweenshas sown and Jerome.
The Nampa cigar factory ~
rslsed ~ order from New York
City last week for 300 cigars
For The quarter ending sept, ~
there weFe IA marriages. TOO hlrshs
and - deaths recorded In Canyon
county.
". q. llarknasa Aaa IeAaesl hlH bic
hotel At MeCammon 10 Ara. lane
Iiarknesa. hia sts,er.ln.law. III I'll.
Ion, MonlAna,
There - considerable exeGkemea1
IN MeCammon over the alleged riph
gold discovery On He'll MAsaA. tIse
'nilsa northwest II that so@a,
The Ameriran Falla Poser roln-
pany i offering free elsetue power
for one yeAr u al reliable maaalne.
taflnR concerns that will larats
there.
Last seek WIN. Mahl refused
$4,000 for ; 40.arrs fruit farm
near Lewiston. Faar years 49, he
purchased .he plans Tor SOU Aua
haA sihee expended tia.D il sms.
proVHtnent4
| ~ T.. smiih III she ltlaakfnat
Nursery j. sndsasoflas IL aFaaHlka
stock company uisb ! capital III
tios, ,obo. - suabis him IL mafa
saessasfally handle lia rapIdly II.
Increasing business.
/ The bunker Hiil aad snllGsan
mine = WatslaFr ! lhs ssvass.s
silser.lead pfodaethg MINIS IL sIs
lsssd ssases l.p 10 Nes. j shs
nine haa paid Al 80. a0n II lii
lsnds thts ysar
slnes she land opsnlng ii Jerome.
more Than .uoo papers hays heen
lilesi ID he recorder. eftiee IL ~lss.
shens. .i'hssa ~itA he regular I'm
af s@rks have nsesesitassd The eHss
ploymsae II hnHh sstfa help ID -
ofiee.
1'he Telluride Poser sosnpany
/ has fesn fofrsd - 4ais II! nialss
! cork u she plant. beeaaae ii
coal shortage. 1'hs company i ii.
- short ol msn aitd j. paying II
per LAY ~ nine hours ies eomman
lalofsrs
!. Another ons u llAhs'a plansef.
crossed ths Great DtsEle oa Nas.
in The person u D. Ms'Iinsoek III
, Idaho lily. bveva.sei as sa years
. II aRs and had Leeh resilient II
Idaho since 1854 lie ssrvsd several
terms - sheriff of Boiss ceanty.
J being IL, slsets.i ! years 80.
j ]. IL Emsrsea, toa.galau il
: Governor tteoilne. DID i fsoldhel.g
y 90 Aov. Il u pnsameHIa. Several
: years AGO EmeFaon shes aud ssrsoam.
> ~ inlaFed be wtff. Tor whish =
|. served s~o years IN she pentsensiany.
!. Afssf 81 sssm expired Eaersoa Ill
i hls site lived together for tsne
= sst hss eondaet heeams - Id thAs
!. sbs M. finally eempsitsai u Isn4e
him.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

outraged honor no longer stoop6 to conquer an
age when base ball gamblers and reformed drunk
ards are not looked upon special agents to reform
the world. This is indeed an age when the magnifi
cent pride Of truth swings with lofty grandeur In the
knighthoCd Of grace, to proclaim the divinity OF
truth, and to challenge all error into the arena Of
debate to show cause. In all ages few grand men
and women knew that truth required the light OF
exposure; they knew concealment was sin; they
knew freedom was impossible without JUSTICE and
they proclaimed it in the face Of death and because
such men and d'women lived the emblem Of liberty
now waves in the air, honored by the nations Of
earth.
Young man, the dead forms of exploded errors
st cling to the pauperzed brain Of the antiquated
mendicants Of other days. But you are living in
the magnificent now when the genius of man sends
the children Of his brain the wings OF lightning
with a message OF truth around the world; you are
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

while college is great help, remember some Of
our greatest men we're Dever in college until after
they became great Read Ridpaths history Of the
world. Read Blackstone's treatises. Read the
Bible. In short, give your brains chance, and II
there is any building material in you, the temple
will rse college no college. The world is call
ing for you; the age needs you. The demand is
great. Will You heed the call and be man among
meni Better keep your record clean, for then you
will have no explanations to make, no apology to
offer, dodging and no lying and no humliatiOns.
Ever remember, the the hill;
And the truth abideth in the good and strong WILL
Remember that the spiritual live.h worlds between;
And ever dwell in heaven, in the record clean.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

Why is it more has not been said aboat Sam
JOnesi Did he win fame Then why 90 soon for
gotten by the multitudei Was It the tail the
early life ~ Of the bird that mars the plumage
And what is here said Of Sam Jones simply illus
trates the fact that while man says II forgive" he
'does not forget. The truth about human nature is
that it iorgves nor iOrgeta but few oiienaes. The
world never did and never win be ledlby reformed
drunkarda nor reformed gamblers
That vicious idea young men GET from these re-
formed heroes that they, too, can 60 on and SOW
their wild oats and have plenty oi fun and after
while reform and be great hero, 10 deadly sOul
rot
This ID an age when character stands for the
noon hOut on the dial o. human possibilities an
age when : clean character shines brighter and
brighter in public print. An age when leadership
must come the open highways ~ good charaC.
ter and not from tho BY ways Of Sin an age when
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

living when selfshness whets its knife for conquest
ycu are living in On age that requires brains to
cope with the powers that be. And let me tell you
you can not succeed on your family record. How
yer good the world will size you up on your brains
and money. You may not like it, but you can't
help it. There is escape over the road Of pedi-
gree. YOu are living in an age Of intellectual
progress, Of keen mental competition, Of sharp
business acumen, whereby the lines Of success are
growing harder and harder day By day. Capital is
concentrating In the hands Of the few and ycur
chances are growing less and less. And you should
remember that you must take the world % you find
IL and not By what others say.
Young man, arm thyssli, for the battle is on.
But remember always this: Yen can not command
the forces unless yOn have the mental ability that
first Of ali commands respect. And 10 command
respect good character A lDabSolutely essential.
Let ne eAll ycur attention to this iact thet
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

%SArT1N9SkN groaG loss OF inc ROVeTnm0nU, ARC
49, subjected to adverse discrimi-
nation in the purchase and forwarding Of supplies
for the isthmus.
By making New Orleans his port Of shipment
for these supplies and the Mississippi valley his
markets for purchasing most of them, Mr.. Oliver
would have saved millions of dollars that are now
wasted in excessive costs OF purchases and ship
ment from ports on the north atlantic seaboard.
The food supplies sent to feed the twenty five or
thirty thousand men working Oh the canal are
grown in the valley states. Owing to the shorter
haus and the easier grades OF the north and south
roads they can be shipped to New Orleans, Calves
ton or Mobile much more cheaply than to the east
ern ports. From the gulf ports the sea freightage
is only about half Of what it is from New York.
In Alabama within short defiance Of the gulf
are unlimited deposits of the best limestone for
making the Portland cement that must be used by
the thousands Of Y ps in building the canal while
the Alabama and TombigDee rivers afford cheap
water transportation for it to the gulf.
By buying its at ,plies in these, the cheapest
markets. instead Of in others favored by the admin
istration for reasons best known to ITSELF the p~
ernment could do the work at Panama at an exA 80
\ many millions OF dollars less than 1t 1s now
< sting.
The excess can be set down to the account Of
nothing but graft. Without going into the cOmpe-
tency or incompetency Of Mr.. Oliver and his ass0-
cates to perform the work they offered to UNDER
take, it s evident that for the protection OF this
graft every interest benetng by it will oppose any
proposition for contract work the canal that
leaves the contractor free to buy his supplies In the
markets where he can buy them and from where he
can ship them to his own best advantage.
The SCOOP shoves in Culebra cut may be expect
ed to throw out much dirt under the direction 0i
the army engineer corps % they have done with
Chief Engineer Stevens in charge. But the country
is not getting the full worth Of it's money so long as
opportunities that the west offers for economies In
the purchase Of supplies are neglected.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06
and suspicion holds his record.

Some may say the law is wrong, but not So for the
record stands ever living witness to the young
men of the country Of the truth, It is good thing
never to have sinned," and that Justice appeals to
the young man and says, keep your record cean for
the world loves honesty, and ever seeks to make
sin odious.
Down deep in the human heart the love Of Justice
holds court, honor stands at the door and virtue
calls the Witnesses Of the SOUL Pity may plead for
forgiveness and mercy may show favor, but justice
keepeth her own and the record is, ''It is good
thing never to have sinned"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

II s oficially announced that Harry Lehr ala
not make monkey Of himself in Berlin. Perhaps
the foreigners couldn't distinguish between Harry
and his monkey friend with whom Ne dined q New
port and which he took along on the trip. Or they
may have meant that he didn't make fool 81 him
sei in Berlin, but had accomplished tho task bccre
hiu arrival there.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

scientist has figured that 1900 microbes can
stand on the head Of pin. This brilliant mathem-
atician might now find out how many weeks wash
ing q woman can do to support the family while her
husband is ascertaining the exact amount Of stand
ing room required by germ.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

The married men in this country, 1t will be OBJ
served, do not look upon themselves as 6t subjects
bonnet and spring cleaning propositions come along
together:
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

Nero fddled while Rome burned; the Americans
laughed while their pOsterity degen ated. How
would that look in historyi
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

ten.yeaF-Old boy has Just cleaned up $4,000
on the New York stock exchange. At twenty be
will probably be endeavoring to borrow half dol
lar to play 3 sure thing at the buCketshOps.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

Lincoln's advice against swapping horses In the
middle Of stream strikes the Thaw family aF ap-
pliabe in the matter OF swapping attorneys in the
middle OF law snit.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06
Keep Your Rpcord Clean.
A Good Thing Never to Have Sinned.

Written for this paper by Col j. s. Feter Of Springfield Ills
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06

- LAWNS Jesephus, great Jewish
4: ASES SA historian, who lived at the time Of
XSSg9NEs Christ, in writing to the Greeks on
SANS$@>. Hades said: cit is good thing
N$UStN~- never TO have sinned, but having
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-06
TOO COSTLY CANAL SUPPLIES.

"A is not necessary to become par
iii tisan Of the disappointed Panama
canal contractors before conceding
420 the justnesS Of their complaint that
u the west and southwest, to the
SSH great loss of the government, are
W auhiectAd to adverse diecrimi.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-11-06
Ba akeF'S Drug Store.
 The RexaN Store The Store Where People go to the best Bargains
Toilet Articles of All Kinds

Perfumes bottles for 25c Tooth Paste the finest made-15c to 25c per box. Tooth Brushes-5c to 35c Clothes Brushes Hair Brushes anything in the Drug Store line and prices are right.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-11-06
Diamonds! Diamonds! DiamondsM!
 You can get them at Bakers

WATcuEcV Watch this price! A sterling silver WA UHcOs case, seven jeweled Elgin move ment, fancy dial, for only $7.5O while they last Don't miss this opportunity. Watch Chains Cuff But tons Necklaces, Bracees, in fact anything you want in the jewelry line-and prices the best.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-11-06
Patent Medicines

We over stocked on the following staple medicines Our loss will be your gain:
 Foleys Kidney Cure $1. % size now 65c Smiths Kidney Cure S1 % size 65c Simmons Liver purifier 25c box for 25c Aliens Liver Regulator 25c size now 10c Granger's Chill Tonic soc size now 3Oc Bakers Liver Pills 15c box while they last Tacum Powders from 5c to 15c per box Wine of Cardui 75c per bottle
 Prickly Ash Bitters 75c per bottle We'll sell at the above prices while the present stock lasts. You had better not miss these bargains. The sale is now on.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-11-06
Rexall Remedies

We are sole agent for the famous Rexall Reme> dies. These of great efficiency, and have been the greatest in the drug business in the entire United States. We personally guarantee them to do all we claim for them, or we refund the money paid for them We do know what they are made of and we back them up with guarantee.
 Cherry Juice Cough Syrup, S1.00
 Rexal Dyspepsia Tablets .25
 Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets .45
 ReXal Dyspepsia Tablets .S5
 Mucotone for Catarrh soc & .89 Cherry Juice Cough Syrup .25
 Cherry Juice Cough Syrup 50 This is the best Cough Syrup on the market) There is Rexall Remedy for each ailment and you rely every one of them. Get ready for winter by taking Vinol- the best tonic Gives you good rich blood and firm, healthy Aesh Price S1OO
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-07

CITATION.
Georgia, Glynn County.
To All Whom 1t May Concern.
q. G sMoqs having in proper
form, apple ne for permanent
letters OF ~ Rstratjon on the es-
tate Of Charles C Collins. late Of
said county, this Is tocite all and
singular the creditors and next OF
kin of Charles G. Collins to show
caue on or before the first Monday
in November next. why permanent
administration should not be granted
to G. G.. Moore on Charles c. Col
has estate.
Horace Dart, Ordinary,
-. .Glynn County Georgia.
This eth day OF October. 1907.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-07
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to ne are urg-
ed to call promptly and settle, and
all parties that have elaine against
the undersigned are urged to present
tkem and they will be paid promptly
Respectfully, G. C. Calf.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-07
NO MORE BUYING
At JACKSONVILLE
HEREAFTER AL NAVAL STORES
WILL BE PURCHASED
At SAVANNAH.

The following despatch sent out
yesterday from Savannah viii be OF
izterest here
Buyers OF naval stores have given
notice to the factors that they will
discontinue the purchase Of the com
modities at jacksonville. This will
result in a great mass Of naval stores
business that has been transacted in
Jacksonville to Savannah.
Savannah All resume its old posi-
lion as practically the only naval
stores market. Factors here and at
Jacksonville have been informed Of
the purpose Of the buyers and that
sales must be made at Savannah.
The reason assigned by the buyers
for this action is the inadequacY Of
the banking facilities at Jacksonville
for the naval stores business.So great
has been the volume Of business in
she Florida city that the buyers have
found II impracticable to transact II
smoothly. From the time, several
years ago, when Jacksonville was
made market Of great importance
this condition is declared to have OBJ
tanned, but the buyers say it has been
rendered even more extremeRby the
prevailing financial stringe\y Fac
tors who have Offices here wen as
at Jacksonville were busy stoday ar
ranging to meet the new conditions.
Their receipts are to come to Sa
vannah in the future. and they are
making their preparations according
~.
Jacksonville factors have not been
disposed to calmly accept the new
srder Delegates have been here en-
aeavoring TO secure a reconsidera-
ton of the buyers determination. or
IN any event, some modification that
wsuld not prove SO violent blow to
ne naval stores receipts OF Jackson
vile and its prestige as naval
shores port.