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The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
WALL STREET NOTES Days Trading Shows Increase of Public Trading-Mar-
 ket Firm. GOULD NEWS BULLISH Better Reports from Wheat ard Corn Belts-Atchison to Benefit by
 Crop Movement.

After hesitating period during the first hour, with fractional recessions, stocks slowly advanced, with the me- tai group again leading. Reading was also strong. Minor steel stocks rose sharply, with Republic Steel feature. At midday the entire market scored sharp gains. reaching new high rec ords for the year in Union Pacific Reading, Southern Pacific, American Smelling, Amalgamated Copper, Ma tional Lead and others. The volume Of business continued heavy, and about or the scale ot yesterday. New high records for stocks were reached be- tween and o'clock, with Union Pa cific crossing 157, American Smelting selling at 97 5-S, and Amalgamated Copper at Sl. Reading reached 125, and nearly everything else on the list was strong Around 2:S0 there was moderate setback, but the liquidation was not heavy, It was apparent that public interest in stocks was increas- ing, as 1t generally does after several days of rising prices Improved crop news and the extreme ease in money were the principal factors in the rise The closing of December wheat 1 1-4 cent lower and corn 7-S scent lower showed how the grain pit felt about crops.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad company earned per cent. on its stock in the last fiscal year, or about three tenths of per cent less than was es- timated before the publication of the June earnings, and only IA per cent. less than in the last previous year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07

Wall Street felt that the news" from Pittsburg that the Gould interests had engaged to buy s1O,OoOo00 of steel cars and other equipment during the next three years, was pretty good bull point and many bought stocks on this, contending that this was the forerun- ner of other large orders by the rail roads But official denial of this story dashed the hopes of traders Neverthe- less, it was felt that railroad inter ests could not very long hold off the letting of contracts for considerable amounts of new equipment and sup plies.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-07
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. Corrected daily by E..ab bc.!y. Root & Co.,. Investment Brokers. iss Orange at
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07
FOR REPUBLICAN HARMONY

i me following catstc upon the annointr,an+
lgeldeltef and the harmony that prevails in
IeiIT ~ the republican party of Idaho is from the O
F1o Tribune, staunch Republican newsnaner. 80 ss
win the coming of the latest dispatches from W =
If -, declaflng that the head of the department
~ Justice sees nothing wrong the appointment f M
Llngentelter United States Attorney for +b T. WI
laano lasting peace seems destined to set+l
y Mau upon ba the warning factions Of the Republican pary
We cree county The president no doubt has Ira,t
al TINS about through his high regard for Senat P
ILoDed Win DESIRE IN his great triumph 70 atone a.
s pIs nafsh treatment of Kester Ketenbach D
a Lldel Nopnett This is perfectly proDer &c 13o 49,
Ieoud see exactly, why these bows should have b
outi ana the Michigan and Wisconsin r1liono; 81
- e Perlmors and took land by the thousands
ae1es' g iTee The fact that Mr. Lineenfe1ter wac 1875
an attorney for kester Kettenbach DIVER d Tas once
f th CO. ngea ana proven against him should not CONT
harmon, {; 40 SOY i1tn rom the ramparts and Taft and
CO., ny = now the slogan and everybody n,,st he 49,:
ed Wlat matters it that the defendants and tb;
500 ue restrained from giving and openair eeIa
had been cent 'e news tnat Mr. Lngenfeter nomination
shoud pc and we would ALL no doubt have 49, = as Il
e Juoant manner under like circumstances r. u ne
appointment we ro' NY manner toward Mr. Lngenfeers
Ma ~, ~ we would say Cut it out YOU know ma
ae you 60 NO matter if statue beautiful ba 10
lo LILY PEDESTAL and which self same statue ~
iosel inspection proves to be only Chinese 49, upon
uue aWakeflngs are but trivial and do no+ $3.50 0leSe
esed II the balance against the larger res,it
eati b+h ol1y embarrassing feature is that our Da,
"ttN oIethfeni VINO have never taken oraa4 lto- so
ock IN the administrations trust b,lsfIn i9 9ut OF
= now give us the horse laugh when morality %
y ale mentioned as Watchwords for Rer,t Va
o1ess q tne polls this tall We offset this Il : @
,p.1s tleln that the great and immortal Lincoln 4
pille, lolgaVe his enemies and the further ft ~
uPatented timber remaining in Idaho o,fsI etit
y At cosng forest reserves not worth stealing And at
'te 81 e - we want to state that are profoundly
ot +h 'eVeI agency IS responsible for brino;a VI
~ j; ri ~ non ana lamb condition the Repubica IA
~ = ee state and as further evidence Of our fe; "
ells movement we stand ready as member &c ~ tn
No pa the present Republican oreaniza
sz reree county to endorse the candidacy of Wll
AZ LOT Inc position Of deputy u s. Marshall for M y
= tor any reason now unknown to us mr. n
moi receive the appointment then Doc Taylo
ms p3e, Gh0oe Let this harmony program bv al e
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

It is claimed for Charles Murphy that he /: =
politician that lead Ta1n1nany Hall and tb e best
one campaign not by itself but with compreha plans
of future campaigns Hence his attitude at Derc View
The has shown inclination to attempt to stern i Where
to Bryan although mportuned to do SO bv tba e tide
interests with whom he trains 1t never is Of , e1ul
Ito Ta1many who shall be president or even zvb iaent
governor Of New York as is who shall be nav, a be
lefty In fact General Hancock defeated for y he
lby the fact that Tamnlany practically traded tba
for the mayoralty for W. R Grace. So Murnb slueney
intend ALLEVIATE the powerful Bryan sen7en les not
the every day Democrats of New York He fea among
effect Upon the next nayoralty contest 'ie after
It will be noticed from the dispatches that The ra
contest at Denver is apt to be decided not ron H. ano
involved but upon the mere question of party exl cs
If Senator Dubois convince the conyentio
opponents representatives of the Mor t MS
it given his delegation will retain their s onfch
day. principles of common honesty will prevail : 1one
as well as elsewhere and questions involving tba
seats IN conventions and legislative bodies will $40
upon the facts presented and not upon mere o,ee+
party expediency. 1'0''iois q
The Citizen is the most aggressive and 1nilitan+
81 Democracy IN Idaho and should be given c+o4s ah
circulation 1t will be twice week ,,n+T 4"lde
presidential campaign for the of SO cents 0i aF
- -
President Roosevelt has great deal vet to lear, 49,
IDAHO politics and only few months left to earo
natter President Bryan will have an opport1ni - &c No
he whole bunch '''il'y 70 he
! The Citizen and the Comnoner one wear for o. 10
hese two papers should be in the hands Of every 49,
otter = Oiy ldaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07
THE Line OF BATTLE

The nomination. Of William Bryan for presiden
az the Denver convention will be made BY acciamaton
unless FL signs fail The Johnson boom has come to
sfaridst and the movement favor Of Judge GRAY never
was serious factor The platform will be in accordance
with the welknown views Of the Nebraska statesman and
will be cearcut declaration favor Of many reforms
the interest Of the people With the nomination Of some
strong man for viceprcsdent the convention will PASS
into history and all the prenares Of the great contest
Of 1908 will have been finished and the battle will be on
Under the leadership of Bryan the Democracy will
De closer to the people its aims and purposes will be ter
than At any previous time the partys recent history
Tor II united Democracy that last stands behind the
great lornnoner The campaign will be waged against
the special privileges that have given the wealth and oppor
tnnties Of the nation 10 few hundred men
Behind Secretary Taft will be found all the hosts of
pitocracy with their great newspapers and magazines
and with countless wealth debach the ballot box
Behind Bryan will be the plain common citizenrv Of the
land and no man should hesitate as to where he
properly belongs III this great national contest IF the
government ever to be brought back to the peop1e if
special privileges % be abolished if equal opportunities
are to be given At ALL then Bryan win If we are Is
have new strange doctrine that the wealth of the nation
should make ITS laws that special privileges are to be the
portion Of the few and lack Of opportunity the portion of
the many then Taft should be chosen for more than a
man Of recent he stands for aristocracv as oan
q democracy.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07
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REAL ESTATE VALUES

IS acres in Scott u mile from car line Good n ia
tree water Price $4,000 ~ WIZ
40 acres Il mile from Klna on main line pa $500 :.
land and has Z S. Government water 10 wears 10 nav e.
Does o require residence This will worth soo Der
20 acres with 50 inches free decided water House barn and fence
trade De ta aon Good land and is nice. Price $4,000 VIII
40 acres Desert tand assignment good land and lies nice with
adio ma.e ABOUT available Price 100000 Good stock range
500 acres $50 acres be cultivated 50 fenced Il under cult
be m e available at small 1000 cords of wood can
' On place is close to Boise water way Price $4,000
We have land the Boise Valley car line with eadad =
$4,000 per acre and up ~ WIN ueeueu "@'ei =
9p nave land on the Insurban line from 5000 per acre and
sn oy s. e lots from each small payment down.
W P4.5o 70 q5.oo per month Why pay rent?
a nave one o. the best stock ranches west Of the Rockies 7o
acres at less than $25 90 per acre
acres IN Scott ranch with free water and bid; and t
'oo II miles from 9Th and Main street Price $4,000
house and i ars NICE lots all in fruit of all kinds CHECKER
bea,t;fI ~ yard It has free water and is well fenced
beautiful home plot Price $4,000 i w.
cellar cba rooms hallway five closets pantry bath oor
The bo % etc Only ten blocks from P O. Price $1,000
Down would cost more We do want more than 100000
2na 100 acre Homestead Renqushmen ,nder Boiso pee
I. = government project cheap
ddi ao i improved oI+ property Old osite and in nearly every
improved Boise residence property
great bargains either for speculation
:, homes. We defy competition in
ge or small places.
I a'a.F Real Estate Agency
I, y llliams Manager. H.A. Alden, Attorney
lA0sa1La aNgaMn1ma1nnna
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

Y = The duty Of the Democracy Of Idaho to get to-
gether at Wallace and to name state ticket tbt 1t
command the support Of the friends Of good
lesson should have been learned from the dsoracef,1
proceedings at Twin Falls and the Wallace conventior
should DC deiberatye body the Democracy of Idaho
= ever 70 be aught but warning and jangne mob + 4
,me that the initiative steps being taken looking for
harmonious action ISIS -
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

The (kansas City, Mo- Independent (nd) The
turning down OF man like Cunmns for camp follower
IKE sherman insulting rejection Of Senator LaFoette
minority report on the platform the knowledge that
he standpatters are in control Of the Republican organi
these things have put Wisconsin, Iowa. Nebras-
ka Kansas and several Mountain states in the doubtful
st with all the chances strong favor of Democratic
victories N them. Sam Blythe, for years Wash
gton representative of the great dales and the man
whose clever articles in the Saturday Evening Post are
giving nm national reputation describes Sherman as
d-sane, easydrving thoroughly Householder
statesman. According to Mr. Blythe's humorous
ta sherman IS and has been nothing or less
never suggests, anticipates or initiates, The New
lolk pun however handles Sherman in ANYTHING but
humorous fashion 1t declares that Sherman has long
ana prohtaby been identified with those elements If n
aecency and corruption which have brought the Republican,
party 70 ITS present deporabe pass Also that s election
= chey important IN pointing Mr. Taft the sllpree
Importance OF taking care of his health
mere VIII be blood the face Of the moon unless
Iaiv 1oop can name the next Republican candidate for
SIT treasurer. aoo 10
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07
HOW BROWNS SLUSH IS RECEIVED

The swelling eulogies that sent out from Wash
'ngton regarding Senator Boah and attributed to me
Brown and printed under big headlines the Statesman
are producing nauseatng effect upon the Republican
press q the state Thus the Idaho Falls Register reprnets
the long story to the effect that Borah be the pokes
man OF the Taft administration the event Of the election
Of the Ohio fat man. and says:
Most anyone but Borah would go out and have long
spen 81 vomiting after reading the above He must like
II or ne would see that it was cut out
II It should be known that the above facts it
would make two thousand for the Democratic party
in this state
While the Silver City Nugget is moved to say.
we esteem Senator Borah SO highly and have SO much
respect Tor his ability that cannot refrain from wishing
nat ne would choke off that man Brown correspondent
II the Statesman and make him quit sending that paper
9 much tay about the all know to be capabeI
. looking after the interests of people and ably
representing Idaho IN the ]. s. Senate that all this full
ome praise simply turning the stonachs Of his friends
tut it out
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

There is something really inspiring in the bravery and
Innless Of the position Of Republicans in Idaho who are
teling nm Brady that although he has the nomination
wthm ms grasp ne must not aspire for the nomination
Tor governor for the thathe ticket must be clean
one truly these are days Of hard Shedding for the political
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

The purchase Of the states timber land u Ro;so ha.;
II legitimate manner is far different proposition from
t9e obtaining OF governmental lands therein 81 eyaisios
q the law No should object to the sale sc the +
lands % the Barber Lumber company or f. any ee '
te price paid were fair and the country would be deye
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

i appears that the only frauds discovered in the re-
counting q the ballots OF New York City in the avorav
arose from the fact that the election Judges favored
Mc1elan whenever there ballot 50 marked that i
was doubtful whether was for Mcclellan Hearst These
sofs looted Up some 400 making net gain for Hearst
81 o0O Under the circumstances the JUDGES were evoaad
ing fair. W 0eea
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

Latah and Idaho counties to hold primaries and
county conventions to choose delegates to the Wallace
convention that will nominate the state Democrats to
onner county seems to have held some kind Of primaries
but hardly within the requisites Of the law We have no
1ofistoh q g what IS being done p Kootena county
Upon these -four counties will depend the control ftb W.
lace convention BY the Dubois anti Dubois faction
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

- The Citizen and the Commoner one year for @ ~
voter. = 0iy laano
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

President Roosevelt has a great deal vet - To-
Idaho politics and only few months left to learn NJ
matter President Bryan will have an opportunity f. s
the whole bunch 'y 70 IRE
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

I'm Brady IS to be told that Taft will have hard
enough lo6 e carry Idaho without his own candidacy o
aoyellor throwing the whole state into doubt And I'm
thing he can do = 2 'te oiiY
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-07

The Citizen is the most aggressive and militan+ FL.
OF Democracy in Idaho and should be given
circulation 1t will be twice week mil f
presidential campaign for the of so cents - ue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

tions, and I am not deeply interested in them; my problems are moral prob- lems, and my teaching has been plain morality"
 He is certainly a very extraordinary character-about the greatest of our time. He has the curious flashes of genius in which he sees himself truly more truly than any one else~does And I believe more than ever before that he put aside third-term nomina- tion, which he could have had at the turn of his hand, from the highest con- ception of his moral obligations. ] know, from my talk with him last win ter, that he was tempted almost to the point of yielding that the pressure had been tremendous (far more than any ordinary man could have resisted) but that he has asked himself simply, What Is right In this matter?''-and the thing he thought right has has done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
SHUT IN CHILD OF FRANCE.
Rich and Poor Alike, He Is Never Wit
 

Rich and Poor Alike, He Is Never With
 out Oversight.
 The heat of Paris may never be com- pared with that of New York-even if the thermometer marks the same num- Der of degrees in both places The French city is devoid of the humidity which nearness to the sea wraps around Manhattan. In Paris schools do not close until the end of July or the be- ginning of August. The French child Is to be pitied, anyway. the foreigner inevitably decides, says The New York Post.
 Small Frenchmen are never alone, nor are their sisters. of course. From in- fancy a nurse or a maid or governess or a caretaker of some kind hovers over them. This is true among the rich and among the poor-that Is to say, that In homes where a children's maid would be too expensive a luxury. the little boy and girl have to stay indoors, excepting Sundays, when they walk with their parents. To let them go out alone would be considered im- prudent The poorer children are sent to the Ecoles Maternelles, which are about the same as our ktndergartens The children of the bourgeoise are kept at home until the age of or [. or demi-pension.
 
 schools. while the -pensionnaires come in the morning and leave about G. accompanied, of course, by teachers or governesses. The demi-pension- naire lunches and takes gouter (usu- ally consisting of a piece of chocolate and a rolD in school.
 To the outsider. the elementary course seems to consist of writing, principally. From to the pens crawl up and down the paper, making a scratching sound. now and then interrupted by a break and an embarrassed giggle.
 Half an hour Is devoted to recess. During this time games are played. quiet ones. usually Although the French child runs sometimes, he never falls or gets bruised or hurt. A little American girl who went to school in Paris told her mother tearfully once that she couldn't stand 1t any longer. be- cause when she slipped and fell she caused such a commotion the game would be stopped and teachers from far and near would run up and ask her if she was hurt. And. oh. mother" she said, cant you put me somewheres where l can fall all I want to?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

The centennial of religious Journal ism is to be observed this month at Portsmouth, N. H.. The Herald of Gospel Liberty having reached its hundredth year of continuous publi- lication.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
Montgomry Fair
BUTTERICK PATTERNS.

All the October Patterns are now ready--10c and 15c none higher. But terick F a s h i o n Book 25c, which in- cludes any pattern desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
Long Cloth

No doubt you have had Eng fish Longcloth offered at very low prices, but you never had this kind offered before at this price is chamois finished; comes F yards to piece and is full 36 inch wide; would be cheap at $1,25. Special Friday .. ....89c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
SHOPPING BAGS.

In our jewelry section we are off, fering to Friday s shoppers a splendid net shopping bag with leather has
 dles, a bag that sells everywhere at 25c. Special while they last at .. .. .15c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
Fall FIanneIettes

We are now showing quite col lection of new fannelettes in some unusual neat patterns in colors of grey, red blue and black with figures and stripes style that will please all, worth 12 1-2s. Friday the yard. 10c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

Cecilia Cloth - This is an entirely new
 weave in the popular herringbone stri p e with a bright satin fin ish and regulation width, 45 inch, in all the new autumn shades. Specially priced, the yard .. .. ..$1.O0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
BELT BUCKLES.

BELT BUCKLES.
 We have quite an assortment of Belt and Sash Pins in silver gilt oxidized and black; some are stone set and various other styles, two lots, values up to $1.00; price 25c and .. .. .. .S9c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
Montgomery Fair
Montgomery Fair
Extraordinary Values in New Dress Goods
 AND SILKS

From the dnD ar in tn dsaannH o he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

Storm Serge-Manu- factured by the famous "Batony" Mills, which is a guarantee as to quality and durability, full 45 inch wide, in colors and black. Two special lots, at 75c ana .. .. .. .. DUG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
Handsome Rugs

Handsome lot of Brussell room size rugs, 9x12, will be offered at special prices; every one
 new and the prettiest of de- signs. If you are thinking of buying rug and would not like to invest too heavily but at the same time want some thing nice, this is the place for you to come. Special price for Friday. Rugs range from $10 up to .. .. .. .. .. ..$20.00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

WELLESLEY BAGS
 The celebrated Wellesly dra W string bags in black, brown and tan, two sizes-50c and s6c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

Chevron Serge-This is without a doubt one of the most popular weaves that will be worn this season, in colors of green, brown, red, navy, grey and black; a very service able and dressy mater ial, the yard .. ..$1.00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
Montgomery Fair
BUTTERICK PATTERNS.

All the October Patterns are now ready-10c and 15c none higher. But terick F a s h i on Book 25c, which in- cludes any pattern desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
HAT PINS.

The greatest as- sortment and values you ever saw; rare stone mountings ; $1
 values for .. ..25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

Fine Messaline Silk This number is one of the finest grades of 19 inch on the market and sells in many stores at $1.00. Here you will find all colors and our regular low price will prevail, the yard. .75c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

Wool Panama - A material that will give good wearing service comes in colors of brown, blue, green, grey, red, copenhagen, cream and black, and is full 36 inch wide. Specially priced at 29c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

Siks-Ths Plaid SIksWe have Black TafetaPwe of muchy ad pieces silk 27 inch brebt and
 versed Suskana SILKS plaid silks which ustrous 'ne s,A pep lare exceptionally fine
 street TOT was's anu ~ BLACK IaHeta-3o h.
 We especially ask drens dresses the yard TO make po to regular 9lV grace Special see It when visiting the Especially Ericed the sim tstore Price ..48c toard the yaro ..%ioo Satin Liberty sk Satin Messafne Black Peau de Cygne coiors Dro"h of Ivy, copenhagen, grey, Ls e .u .s -, I ,. ae bue pink, and iof i" sun Voro piacA ~ @
 cream 20 inches wide brown nch quality fully e ustrous penhagen and aneed worth regular
 qualy that you will black an excellent s125 Special sale hke ana qulte par ana oI a price, yard .$00 cIyard .65c dressers the yard $100l I----- Black Satin Mesa Al Messalne Sik-I Tafeta Slk36 inch oc :h ~ o, This off wide and all colors ~ ~
 the grades of 19 We en mas
 and Ito quality of equal Admired by sells at this silk We know of silk
 will that cannot match find all our lit elsewhere at any l W ~ -
 regular low will thing the we ana mooaV pIlceo
 prevail the yard 75c asking yard $l25 the yard $o0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18

New Percales
 Another lot of those pretty side band percales, in all the new fall shades; the bands are in the neat Persian designs; fast colors and full yard wide. worth 12 1-2c. Special for Fri day, the yard :. .. ....10c