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A Caro-

All is good that is ussful.-lDallan
Proverh
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The subject Of the sermon depends
on its object
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-26

Where there is no Ue) vision the
people perish.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP;

Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change was about in the usual volume,
ana. with the exception OF Washington
Gas. at little higher figures.
Traction bonds and stocks were IN good
demand The first trade Of the day was
s. loo In Railway IS at sSsz. 8 quarter cf
q point better than the previous day.
After cali another bond was sold at the
same figure.
The preferred stock CT the same company
sold N fractional lots on tbs call at S.
and after call. in quotation lots, at the
same figure. which is the high point for
this stock on the present movement.
After call three lots OF Capital Trao-
ton sold az Isi, 2 fun hslf-point better
than at any other time on the present
movement OF securities.
Washington Gas came out to the en-,
tent o. rs shares n twenty-fve-share
lots and sold at s9.[. which marks q frao-
tional decline In this stock
Other trading was in small lots OF Bel
Telephone, MergeathaIer. Lanston. and
Union Trust.
The Comptroller OF the Currency yes
terday declared a final dividend IN favor
q the creditors OF the New Amsterdam
National Bank. Of New York City, Of 5
Per cent making payment in full. with
interest from the date OF the closing Of
the institution.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prizes Quoted are rholssals.,

AEEl1s Ea---4 ALt Hlo-e9ale-t
I BUTTER-CrsameTy. fancT, sls52: Western hrsts
2a5: seoouds RAJ; process. fancy. Has: fair e
good. zGsi; 6ai-y. choice, Issls: good. Is; store
cHEEsE-NeT York State fa1u5. hrzs. 81: do.
snail Is
EGGSSear-ty. fa1-, Virginia. loss os. 3;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2: Ts-Des-
see .. North Carolina -
LIVE POULTRT-Chicksns I5aI7: hens Y.
ROSTERS s; ducks large Iszl4; do, snail Dali:
gssse 7ss, d. fancy. loal2; turksys toms Is: 90
hers. l9; yurkeys. thin. T. keats. IoaiZ
, DRESSED POULFRF-TurkeyE SaZI; thin. Ig5Sa
q; chickens. Is; hens. choice. e; roostes. sac;
ducks Isal55 geese Lab csPonA. pounds aTerzEa
pound. p; small. O.
DRESSED AIEATS-CaIFss. fun dressed II. 4,
heads CT Il; hog dress calves, g; hams. colrtr-.
sugar cured. Ial4; hoEs. snail snd neat ner
cHI-. 7-1z7soi 60. nedium. ssaa7.eas do. hszSJ.
6e6s7.10
GAME RABBITS. Per dozen, 2eaa255; kits. FsaI.s;
quail fsne- seeS5Ss; s1sE, 20eaZa; suuirrels
each sss: oposS1ns each, eoasG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homegrown, pcr bus
$50; per Dbl L75s210. Eastern Shore. per bbi
L7ss20; sweet potatOss- Der bb-. 2Goa2 %; yznS
psr Dol. L5os20G; carrots pr Dbl, LZaI50: s-lcum-
bers. per has, L0oal55: cucunbeT PICKLES Der has
T5sLS: cabbage per Dbl Lsoal 50: eauKscre- rsr
bhl. zooa3oo; celery. per doz-. stalks 50as0; Ina
bans psT Ct 7slo: onions. per bus Tozs0: Mary
laud and Virginia. Der b5L, Lsoai.so; Ohio. pr
Dbl, L75s2N; pumpkins, per Dbl, 6aa75: squash
Dll- sal--9s 4-lLl-ts LDl-s 4Jldl-
GREEN FRUITS-0TzuEcz. pC- boz, ae0a5oo.
ETspe fruit, psr box. 50as.oe. apples. King Der
obl; 20OGa50: YORK Imperial packed. 1 oOsI 50
Ben Davis packed. 35z45; Vine sap. packed
a75aI.50. Albemare PipDin. 4eiz5oo; good to
prime, 29oa3ao: poor to far l59a200; opsa-bezd
barrels common to good. LoosL50: fancy table
fruit. 25os5.53; 1anbsuies. Cape Cod, per Dbl
T.0oss.5a, DO. Der standard crate. 20oa2S; pine
apples. Florida Der crate, 5eos4 o.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced, fancy, 9: CO..
al rr7r-r ~ta o.
EboTtlsbeTTies. 70; TzspbeIies, L
GRAIN-Whsst, Sogtssrn. On sTade, s7ai5s; re
75ss9; corn, shelle6 white SAL; d. yellow sss72
rev. ear S75a4o5; cats, Western white No. 2
sszS3- do. mixed Sass
Hay AND sTRAW-Ha7. Western, No. !, 1s.sas
Eoo; Nc. 3 I2OsJ2SD; nired i Dos2Oo StrsE
tys. bundle. Eoosls5e; ne machine thrzsied Ios0s
e5e; wheat. Go0s55o. cat straw. peE Ton. a0OSs %
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present al
Ad1izSon-Hz-oiS z SeorshrsksF
No. 1867. R0ndileis "a Southern Railway Con
Feny; rearEuuent ccrtinued b. III. J. ". Yerke.
for aD2eaiee; concluded by Mr. Q. c. THckg fos
appellant.
Ma lslE Balsnors and ohs0 Railroad Is. Crook
passed.
No, rs. Schick1er e al IA EsshinEtcn Brewers
Company ct a. +; argument coEnsnoed b. 81. J G
Gitlnss for Spoals-tss continued b. Mr. H. f.
Woodzrd fox svpellses
Assignments for to-day:
REGULAR cal:
10. 49, sch1cklsr e Al " Washington Brew.
s-y Ccupzny; a hearing Attorneys. Girttngs Z
chszberii1 and J. 4 Tep7sz-H T. WooSsrd
Nc 1eS. Fe-g1soa Contracting Company V. Goa
and Coke Railway Oompsny. Attorueys = s.
Easby-Snith ard Il. < BurtOn-J- J. Darlington
No. 1871 InfGnzttonA. Sesl Company "a Bsys
Attorneys, L. 4. Drns-ChAriss Poe.
No lES American Storage and Hsnsisr Coo
p<uy ~ Psyns- Attorneys, v. A. McKsnney ard
Ward Thorun- RClto3 LeEsg
No 1875. Van Fleet rs. King ArO1sys, r Z.
Aattingly and GittEss & Chanbzlzio-L A.
Bailey.
No. isA jordan u. O'Brien. Attoxneyz, Fred
Beau and William Hsnry-Sisua2 & LsrcA-
No. 1911 Me-llRt ~. Hooker Attorneys, c. H
Mer1llzt. NJ \. Richardson. and c. 5. SheEc-
W. r Lester.
Special CALENDAR No. s-iHsn "a District Of %
iu1rbiA AttornsyS B. r Ps7Ty & Sen and @. 7.
DuniOp-E II. Thomas
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Fsb. 4-whest today vas finer. corn
steady, oats duli, rs quiet. and -four stronE. n
sympathy with wheat
WHEAT-Spot c1atract. LIaszziI0ss; spot No
nd Western, LE5sslil: February. Ll05al loss:
March llllsslllis; Mas. LIzzssl e: steamer No.
red Le7issl.o75s Southern. On grade. L07izaI I8ss.
C0RN-SpOt confrae. Gssa6z: February. GA
50. March. sass; May. 6aassE; steamer mixed.
s5ssassss; receipts. E.sss bushels; exports e8oa0
bushels: Southern white con. ss.sa7gs; southen
yellow corn s51zaS
OATs-stock in elevators. S5sls bushels: shin
nents from elevators 7.slf bushels. White No 2
55sza5S; DO. No g. 5ilsa5sk. do. No 1. EssssE
mixed, No ?. 54s5ilz; d.. Ne. ,. SSssss.
kfE-Stock II elevators. T75.Ss4 bushels; shiu-
msnfs from elevators. 20 bushels No. EIcS+r-,
re, "a; bag lcs. 70 quality and condition Tssi
FLOUR-Winter extra. il1a833. winter ciea--
s-l5aiG winter straight, 478as S.: winter usteat
seoa5l5; spring clear, l25al55; sprius straGsht 20
s5isi spring patent. s6oass5; City Nils best nat
sut, 6E; City Nils high-ETsde patent. So CIV
Nils high-grsde Straight Sos; City Nils chcice
family. A75i City Nils extra, 375aas0 RE for
medium 70 ehoiee. 425ai.5o. c0rn meal. psr Loo
lbs. L70aI8
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
NEW YORK MoxE4.

50 1oTS, feo- The market for Sterling vas
weak today, With further fftern-rosr+ 5sc5i7s II
Fa'ss There vas little inquiry for rssitta1cs an[l
better supply. Rates for actual bushes go
Is follows SIXTY days 4s505al s5I5. demand -
sis7S5- cables 4s755aLE75.
Commercial bills were s.ssssas $ FOR sirtv saVz
and 80 for ninety days Flour bis we're -
for sixty DAYS grain, 4sSA The supply of r-sin
and cotton bills vas moderate
Money On call az the stock exchange todzr
opened % per cent highest, 5: lowest 2; elosfnz
~ Nest q The days loans were at . Ter cent.
Tine noueT showed slightly finer fa-e SIN
piy Eas someEhst less liberal. and there vas fsi-
demand Rates were zasZ5s for sixty dzvs. q. fo-
ninety GAYS. fo- four months. 81 for FIVE 10 six
moths, ard S51a4 for twelve months
Mercantile paper vas also quoted sIfzbtiv hiVbe-
he demand continued good. especially fO- cboscs
var1esies Rates: 5zas per cent for sixty 70 nirsfv
uaTS lndoyssd bis receivable 5zsa for 81 urontbs'
single names. and 4iza5 for Others les vel knozn
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Feb. 4-Quotati0ns IS established b7
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association ar
as follows;
BUITER-Crs2-nery, fa5c-. rs- D, Jz7NL: inl-
tation Za2i; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. Isa
q; storePacksd Ohio. lsal7. Co. West Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints, Esls.
EGGS-Maryl2nd. Pennsylvania. ard nearby frsts.
=; Eastern shore. Maryland and Virginia, 50; West
en- frstS. s.; West Virginia. 50
LIVE POULTRY-SpTinE chickens, per lb.. Eaie;
rough and stsEgy, 3; hens, heavyweight per b
i, ducks. per ID. Ea4; do, white Pskins per ID
las; gsese. per 10. llals; pigeons. younE pair
lsa8; do, Old, pair. =; guinea fowls old. each.
?; do young, II lbs- and ever, each, .; turkevs
young hens. per 70, %; young gobblers, per ID,
y; Do. snail and thin. Der D.. usI2; Old tons
pe- D.. l6aT.
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys, choice. fat.
young hens. per u, GazI: do. mixed young and
Old. Iaa10; old tons. lsaI7: poor TO thin, IsalA
Chickens. straight young Per H. l5ai6; do. mixed
young and old, Sax. Decks, choice, fat Der ID.
l4al5 Geese nearby choice. per h, l2ali Capons
rs and cTcr. Per 10. 2oa2l do. snail ard mixed
Ials; o., slips. lizI5.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Estate q Margaret EfcDe7most: VII dated Ocso-
Der 81 Ioos Sled
Estate of Mary Cock Garter; order to transfer
notes. Attorney. 4. R. Burton.
Estate Of Henry Ward; Triie served personally
In Re Edward Christopher; order appointing
guardian; bond 500
Estate q Edward z. eeary; order to turn ove-
household goods
Estate Of Andrea Glesson; order for partial dis
trlbution- Attorneys Stuart McNamara and r S.
Huidekoper-
Estate Ct Anioinstts Murphy; order appointing
guardian al Item
Estate q Mary A. Clarke: petition fer letters
testamcHtary Attorney Franklin Z. Barrett
Estate q Marie 9. Evans: order granting letters
q administrator; bond, 500. Attorney. T. r.
Travel
Estate Of Max West: order granting letters of
administrator bond, SO. Attorney, c. s Hill-
yer
Estate Ct Joseph H Painter; order granting let
tess q administration c. L 3. Attorney. H. g.
Estate Ct Thomas wilkins; VII dated June %
lsS. and Petition for letters testamsutary fled
Attcrney, ". I. Pollard
Estate Of Prank Nixon: sin dated July 2, lSg.
Sled
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
MARKET IS LISTLESO
Except in Very Few Issues
Activity Is Lacking.
RIO GRANDE IS A FEATURE
Advance in spseiaIties Is Not Ex-
planned Otherwise than by RumoEs
Of Move By C, B. & Q.-TStal Vol
ume % Dealings Is Much Less Than
demonstrating Is Very Dali.

New York, Feb Aside from sharp
minor stocks. the stock market as a
whole was Justly deserving OF the char
actsrization frequently made Of duh. but
firm" The quarter in which this espe-
cal activity and strength was noted was
mostly the various Gould issues. and
principally among these the Denver and
Rio Grande common and preferred shares.
Nothing more tangible than the rumors
which have filed Wall stret for many
DAYS past regarding the advance in these
stocks was to-day developed as explain
ing the cause OF the rise. supposltion
entertained by many is undoubtedly that
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy in
teTest IS endeavOring 20 acquire posses
sion OF the Denver and Rio Grande, as It
recently did Of the Colorado and South
ern, chiefly on account Of the control ex-
ercised by The Denver and Rio Grande
over the newly built lines OF the Western
Pacific Company.
A control OF this sort would. OF course.
give the Burlington entrance into Cali
1ornia- AS regards Missouri Pacific. the
Increase IN the market valuation OF the
Denver and Rio Grande stocks must. as
was stated in this column yesterday, re-
dound 70 the advantage OF the Missouri
Pacific because Of the large holdings Of
the Denver and Rio Grsnde shares which
the Missouri Pacific owns.
Only SpecfaIties Active.
Other notably strong stocks today we're
the Twin City Rapid Transit, Rock Island
preferred. Wisconsin Central common and
preferred and American Car and Foundry
common and preferred stocks Through
out tho rest OF the day only the most list
less sort Of speculative trading prevailed
and the volume OF dealings was consider
ably less than the recent average
The bond market. though somewhat less
active than It was yesterday, was stu
strong, heavy buying Of the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific refunding fours
and collateral tours being. perhaps. the
feature OF the dealings II there was any
one spot OF the market to-day IN which
more heaviness was displayed than else
where, It was in Reading stock. although
the decline here was not considerable
Undoubtedly many spectators at the
---o---o-it are lllll4O ouOuL TIE eject upon
the shares Of the cosl-carrying railroads
Of a possible adverse decision Of the
Supreme Court IN the commodities clause
case, even II, as concerns the Reading.
this particular company mas no interest
IN the case az bar
More or less Wall street uneasiness
IS also natural enough under the circuTn-
stances in view Of the approach OF the
time when the anthracite companies in
pennsylvania are to discuss with their
employees the terms OF a new working
agreement.
II stil appears 10 be true. however, that
by far the greater portion Of the selling
OF Reading stock that has recently been
noticed has been speculative.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sslss-Regnlsr cal. y o'cioek noou:
Washington Railway s. s. 900 At So
Washington Railway pCsfg1sd. ! AZ Sc, AZ g.
! At q. 2 AZ So
Washington Gas. 3 at ssss. 8 ct ssz. Is a. srs.
. 81 sgz. 3 a. 69iE-
Ben Telephone q PsnnsylFsris. . At lslK-
Ne-genthaler. az eos;A
LEnstOn. % az H.
Onion Trust, % At IL
Ette< cal:
CAPITAL Traction g. $50 al 1874
Bel IeisDhons q Pennsylvania. 70 a. nl&.
Washington EsilFay =. ae1o az So
Csretal Traction, % At "a 70 At Is, At lS4
Washington Railway preferred 3 ct Sc. 50 At g.
Following are the bid and asked prices On Jester
days Washington STICK Exeha1ge.
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Eouisy cour, Nc. L.
IrsTICE RARNARD-

jAHlALE kAhNAhU-
No EZ6 Lsuigsn Va BTutt; orsier substituting
trustee. Attorney, Fllzaore Beal.
Ma ~ Clarke IS CLARKE e a.; appsarxnce Of
absent defendant ordered Attorneys, J. L. Pot,
oary and ". q. sholss-W- Z AmbrOss.
No eS5U Butts IS. Butts. Osder admitting copies
q original bia 70 TecO7d. AttoneyA Wolf &
hoSenberE-J. 4 AGTlas1a
No $50. In ~ release Of lot 8 Ct all o-azr
substituting trustee Attorney. c. ". F0Wig.
In 70 sdopsicn Of Marion Rankin; cider zDpoius,
ing guardian ad ntsn and legailzng adoption.
10. zSsa Conner "a. smith Ct A.: sndito<'s ~
son Bs=ksdsls. J. 2 FEgss. BFErdeabGrE and
Lester & Price
No. ess4s. Parker - JsEzson u al motion 70
dismiss intezTeains petition oEerralad- AttGneJS
y. c. Gsrdirsr-A- Z NswnSsE
No. Ez1 JsckE1 "a JGckSon e. All diTWcs
tlran-
No. zs.s. Dulsny. trustee. u. wsszznza 6. al
order 70 sell Attorneys. Maddox & Gatley.
Assignments fc- today &0tionz
No. III oszris II Curti& Attwnsyz FozlE-
Noglton-
Nc. iS5-ooquiustt vs. oOqsnlsss A,torneg. Gar
diner.
Nc. ST. Bray ~ Bzy. AttorasT. Tsyiu.
No. i9- Mayer q S. u Phiiips e a. Al
to<Deys, Wei & Rosnhs-g- Tobs1nsr s BEkart
Equity Court No. =
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. ~ CSzutne-s ". MsibCurre. crtG Of
publi1tiou- Attor1sgs Gorda & Go-dn
Assignments foF todzyl Motio1s.
No. lo. steET+ "A Stewart Attorneys. Fulton
Lesis-L. D. DAVID.
Nc. ~ Terry IS. Cnioo Storage and Furniture
Company. Attorneys J. II. Gardner ard y. P
Benham-Nof < Cohen ard Z. A. JonsA
Nc. lss. IN - estate Amsia Igoch- Attorneys
7. Z. Mischel-H. B Moaitou
No. is Parker -. jefferson. Attorneyz " G.
Gsrdl1sr-A- L Es~meys- ard IL J. CoIb@I
Nc. iE- Waters vs.. Potts Attorneys. G, Il.
C-aEia ard Z A. Heurty-N. II Williams.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
$4,000 TO LOAN

int q Columbia. $50. years. per csnt.
serri-srEusliy. lot q
Westford-WsItsr C. Bai5ersson e AK % William
h. HaIlozsy and Oven 4. FozleF. 70 secure
J. P. Lsess. l.0oa yezrs. psr cent SEMI
annually lass 5 IS o. 8 81 and q. sauass
sls; lets 5, q. 3, p, 3. &, g. and :.
square 5I5s
Addition to Ls Droit Pari-afsry Z. Wsrussoa e
fiF. Henry F. p. % 3. Francis ssGi aad Hargy
N. Ellis. 70 ssGre Garrett A. Suslk SEQ
monthly payments. s PEI csrt ssui-surus ~
lot g. block 3
Square ss5-sary I. Harris to WIlisn Nozizausr-
and David sfoore. 70 scare Ire Masonic sfn.-sl
Life Association. sl.oc9. yzzs. s rx On.
ssz1iABnusIiy. lot lo&
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

oEotations furnished by ". B. Hfb5s & Co.. mem
herS Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs Build
ilE. l25 Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Feb. san srziu markets were finn and
steady today. prices suctuating within a narrow
saaEe and oniy fair volume e business recorded
Provisions started Eesk and sold lower through
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, February 4,
(Ihursday, February Z, 1909
Lawsufta.

Ne Ss76 Dix B-os 5 Co. rs J. E6Tin Ei-
isEoe: Account. AoIs.& Atkc=ney, O Il. Brady.
No. G579- Henry Esans "a J. McCzElsy & Co
Thompson IAsksy
No slS2 Mar 1. Mlno-s - stspAez z. Hines:
note. $50 Attorney. L z. Liusoz
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
wAsHNGToN CATTLE srARKEr.

cATTLEEStrs. per evt. s.5sass0; butcher. 40.
80. common. 29oa3a8
Hoss-Psr est. gTusS kooas5: ordinary. pz
eEL 5s1a5.0
LA5fBS-lhoice. :: medium 6asss
EHEEP-Pume. A9oas.5e; common. s8a5a
CALVES-Psins, Per b. 81; medium. Tszas;
gas. &
COWsPrizs. tIssh. each. aSas0o; couu,cu.
E.0ossc-aos Old ard dry. 1eOoal6o0
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
BanIrruptox petitson-

No. 5S Ia r. Departmental co-operstivs Geld
Involuntary. Attorneys. J. J. Hamilton and z. P.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Equity Suits.

Nc &SS II re release Of plot T. s1asre 81 ;
Substitute trustee Attorney. o. W FcEisr.
No. Sse6 Jennie s. Pratt y. Ernest Pratt ct a.
6iTcIce. Attorney. Campbell Csuingso1.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
DEEDS OF Trust.

Rsndic HiShiaHds-JsBes A Ruiash e w. to
American Security snd Trsst Company. 70 -
ere National Savings snd Trzst Conpanv. Sssi
nonIhiy l-sEents 81 per csnt, semi-arnrzIly
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
Mechanics lien
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 5ssl Hufchi3son & MoCsrhy II o7in ?
Allen; subi0t 81 sguss sss. sls
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

oasafions furnished b W B. Hsbhs & o.,
members New FoEk Stock Exchange, Hibbs BuEd-
sng. Is Fifteenth street. northwest
CALL MONET-SALES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
CriminaI Court Be-. I.

JUSTICE GOULD.
/ United States - Heinrich Becker; ensezzlerent;
NOTION 70 quasi renewed; ovsTTuied; on trial At
torney. H. II. classic
Criminal COurt No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
4 Assignments foE to-day:
Motions. frcm 10 70 II a n
District matte-z
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
CURB MARKET.

ouotatious Furnished b " B. HiSSs q Co. nm
oers New YORK Stack ExchazEs. dibbs BuiIding.
Is Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

While you think OF Il. telephone your
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald.
and BIZ viii be sent you az cent word.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05

~ lork, zen 4-I1c1o vas an advance in
wheat to-day, but n oaru ne cnarges were unira-
pofiant- The strength IL wheat vas caused mainly
b. encouraging cables AID light primary receipts
Vrssl--
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Feb E-United States Tcrsuns.t
bonds were unchanged to-day:
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
TREASURY STATEMENT.

ReseTFs fund
God con and bziIIon.................N sa M m
The Washington herald., 1909-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

: Iosk. Feb l-BOua transactions On the
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-16
Iadtsy Given An 0gsilon.

Governor Hadley spoke at ST.
james Saturday, September f.
at the reunion Of the Ozark bat
TALON to an audience of 5000
people. Tae reception extended
him oy both Democrats and Re-
publicaus ieit no d0ubtas % how
his administration Is regarded by
the people however little j. Is
pleasing the d mocsaflc podtici-
ans The repKn eiren Lana
by the audience and the strenu
or- efforts - she6e his bsnc at
the conclusion of his speech
would have lcd one 90 believe we
were iu the midst Of M exciting
compaiEu
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-16
no Politics IN MsnagtmtHl Of
Stale EnsillHiloas.

q rd ~ smp'inf is hesfd
uow anl tbe1 because fae boards
" of no various state
insaiutouH asre n1t discharged
slI q the raiie employees
and appointed RepnbIieaHs 81
ihair stead These complaiHers
fail y remembef iiat che Re.
publican state rlstform promis-
"a g take those institutions ost
of politics st aii eFents, Cor
efnor HadleF has done his full
dnty He has appointed such
men - Dr. e. 3 Clements. Dr..
Jacob Gegar, Judge Howard
Gray, W @ Amick. 3 3. Ca
hoon. Henry D. Faxou. Green 3
Greer and meu of equal standing
and ability y manage these
institutions If such men as
these cannot be trusted to man
age the public institutions u the
statsit isdif6cultto see how they
can be successfully condacte6.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-16
IAsy Are After ten.

The main purpose of The most
po,cpt headers g the Democratic
par9y iu Missouri just now is %
get r'i 1T Folk he is like .
nightmare O. them Folk DEM
Qcrats are no. lhe kind of voters
% be easily deceived heweyes.
'rho o,d Gang leaders may wet
ia 81 fsas oat if they DO thap
wii. aiso psrt eompanv with bis
lo'ioWets who are numeFous
euoaghaud sufficiently eonscien
eieos to sise tbe 0.d Gang macis
hardef blow than they propose
70 give F'o.k.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-16
Iarhaan

One Of the nolllet qualities a
man can have to anee H.
Is this qpalitg thst makes or
men be'ope6 VI aH 0ho
them Dauat hhoa peug
at this and that which zou com
slider fault in your ne ear
Forbpar Parhaps BE- ih'us ae
IS doing right and 81 he d he
is doing bis duty iu ooeying the
dictates Of bis conscience and II
is not within your province to
criticize him. Have respect for
the beliefs foihers They have
as much right 20 their opinions
you have to yours and as much
reason TO think gou are wrong
as you haye to think they are.
Above an things do not scoH 81
auother's religion no matter
how well you know he IS wrong,
if he believes and is sincere in
thinking be is right YOU are act.
ing q small partif son laBgh at
an y d deride him Remember
such things react aad sooner or
later if you are conscientious YOU
viii feel the sting Of your wrong
doing Let you daily life be au
example Of honesty and up right
ness in which an men can see an
unanswernbie argument in lafor
OF those virtues and your reward
viii be happiness
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-16
Hume Stocs Show

We acknowledge in receipt of
tho hf,h Annual Catalogue OF ,he
Hume Stool, Show and Agrlcul
turai Exhibit wA,ch is TO i e
held Thursday Sept 20.
ltisa we'll got up and nicely
printed bookletand dreaecls cred
il on the Telephone people It's
printers
The Hume Stock Show has be
come quite an event IN this part
.ot the country and always has d
large attendance. We have
beard quite a number og our cil-
heus express their iutention 81
going The admission is IRE.
aud everybody is invited.