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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Il. L. Rosenberger, the successful
tr9eksf and farmer Of Kirkwood, was
Trading in the city yesterday He re-
ports a heavy movement of lettuce for
the last few weeks, but the markets
are so diseouraging at present that
the shipments have decreased.
Special Agent Naff Of the United
States land Office has returned from
Orlando, where he went several days
ago on official business. The friends
of Col Naff will regret to learn shat he
is slightly indisposed. He intended
originally continuing his trip to Mi
ami, but felt so badly that he decided
to return home for few days.
Cuthbert Padgett departed yester.
day for Lakeland, where he expects to
recuperate for few weeks This
young man has just recovered from a
forty.one day spell Of fever, and goes
to South Florida with the hope that
The change will prove beneficial. His
young friends are glad to see him out
again, and trust that he will rapidly
Improve.
F. II. Clyatt the trucker of Clyati
Station, was among the visitors to this
city yesterday. Mr.. Clyatt states that
lettuce shipments, which have been
heavy, have been partially checked on
account Of the condition Of the market
but some caulihower is moving now
Caulihower is one of the best paying
crops, and is bringing now in the
Eastern markets from $3.50 to 81 pet
basket
There was a very interesting union
service in the NJ E. Church at Orange
Heights on Sunday, the l5th-preach'
ing By Pev. Branning of Waldo, as
listed : the NJ. L. pastor of Melrose
after which a Sabbath school was or.
ganized. There will hereafter be
preaching at this point every two
weeks, these two ministers officiating
alternately. first and third Sabbath IL
each month
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
Ihe TwenlIelh century CIub.

The Twentieth Century Clubheld its
regular meeting at the home OF Mr.
Rogers
Mrs. Colclough as leader gave a very
interesting program, the subject being
Opera In Germany
Mrs Percival sang very sweetly SCI
lection from a German composer. She
also gave a short sketch Of his life.
"Musical Advantages iu Germany"
was read by Mrs. Harper
Mrs. Tench read a very interesting
article, "Gluck. the Father OF Opera. "
The music OF Richard Wagner was
read by Mrs Taylor, aud Mrs. Rogers
read Love OF Music in Germany"
The club will meet at the home Of
Mrs Perciyal on January BIRD
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
lmnerfeet Indigestion

Means less nutrition and Ia eonse.
quence less vitality When che liver
fails 90 secrete bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bii.uusproperties, che d.
gestion becomes impaired and the
bowels constipated Herbiue will rec
tify this 10 giyeA tone 90 the stomach +,
liver and kidneys strengthens the APP
petite. clears and improves the COM
plexion. infuses new life and viRof Go
che whole system 30 cents q bottle.
Sold by 81. 81. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
Sickenlng shiverlng rs

OF ague and malaria can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters This
is a pure, tonic medicine; OF especial
benefit in malaria, for It exerts true
curative influence on the disease, driy-
ing it entirely out OF the system, IL is
much to be preferred to quiniue, hNy-
ing none OF this drugs bad after ei.
fects. +. S. Mundy OF Henrietta,
Tex. writes; my brother was very
low with malaria fever and jaundice
till he took Electric Bitters, which
saved his life. At all druggists. Price
5Os, guaranteed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
HOME MISSIONARIES MEET.
Discuss Ways and Means to Assist
Them In Their Work.

Discuss Ways and Means to Assiai
Them In Their Work
New York, Jan. ia conference Of
delegates representing The auxiliary
congregational home missionary socI
cites IN thirteen northern state with
committee representing The national
Orthodox Society met In this city and
discussed their differences
A resolution was adopted declarng
that the differences have been found
to be- less serious than imagined and
the desire to come togethr has been
deep and lasting, that a solution Of ia,
difficulties are 90 hand and a commit
tee would report rs decisions 10 ths
parent society That committee %
composed OF the Rev c. s. Dnls, Of
Cleveland; the Rev Or, %. =. DeFu
est. OF Detroit A. H. WelJman. Of BIOS
ton. and W. W. MINIS OF Marietta. O
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
MR.. THOMPSON is HERE.

Famous Comedian Arrived Yesterday.
"reminiscences Of Florida Life.
John Thompson, the versatile actor
and comedian, who is, probably more
wdely known than any other actor in
the United States for his versatility,
afrived in the city yesterday, and is
c6mfortably located at the Magnolia.
Mr. Thompson will appear st the
3pera house this evening in his unique
Entertainment which he has pleased to
term "Around the World in Eighty
Minutes" This entertainment may
Sc classed 90 vaudeville, but in the
production Mr.. Thompson is "the
wh0le thing" afrording two and half
hoafs Of versatile work, which is high
II fefined. The best recommendation
fdr the attraction is the fact that IL
has been on the boards OF the various
theatres OF the United States large
aid email, for the past twelve or tif-
years, and has never yet failed Of
ai magnetic power OF attraction.
h unioueness OF the attraction Is
fh lact that Mr.. Thompson does il all,
bis impersonations and his cos
tamts are so natural that they must
be tppreciated by those who love high
clnn Entertainment OF this nature
Mf Thompson is by no means a
arranged 20 Florida Indeed he is a
ploneer, and might almost be claimed
asa Cracker" lie is very much de-
4ofa 70 the state, and declares when
ihis season is over, IL be can resist the
snfiation Of the profession be has
foIl0aed for thirty-hye years, and
raich he SO dearly loves, be is coming
o fi0rida buy home and remain here
fhe t4lance Of his life. want 90 tell
Yon he said, Florida, especially the
si Coast is the garden spot Of che
eef8. aud u a fellow is not satisfied
htfe am tempted tobelieye he would
hAff = kick ia heaven.
I have been coming 20 Florida ever
tifteB lot cf your nov progressive
baslnsss and professional men we're
usafng kills.. be remarked growing
sato snthusiasm "a viii never forget
"a unosnaI experience 1 had iu 81
aaentiius away back iu issl Ihai
acsas > long slime you Know, % sou
StnE Fellows. bus ii does nos seem
Is me. perhaps because I femem-
rttt incident 50 yiyedly
Augustine az shat slime ua' the
rumost point on che coast. con-
sfly was crowded with tourists
tare she season There had GOT
atn sb0W 30 the toEu Zoe two yeart
aware Of this : seut my adsa1cs
at uith Instructions o. make The
eetnsnt Cor rag appearance lr1n
arvaI ttrre tkings ID nos i11l
tDLia, 81 De- discovered tarr'
ihiug bai small. ball ln uhi1l
and she license W1gh Dr. 49,
tus teisEnphst me- Oh iht 81,
replied Co h.m 90 b.A ih'
sn Iarrlrsl e. si Aagsis.zs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19

L. Z. BARKER General superintendent
j r. HILL Agent JA8 ~ GRAHAM, President
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19

is a treatment which affords a
positive cure for rheumatism and
allied diseases.
Applied externally, it relieves
the pain at once. Taken inter-
nally, it cures permanently by
purifying the blood of the Tactic
acid which causes the disease.
Anthony Smith, Of Mayville, Ill.,
says: II had such severe rheumat-
&c pains in my arm and shoulder
that I could neither work nor sleep
and was fast losing all hope Of
cure, when I heard Of and tried
Hamlins Wizard Oil, two bottles
of which performed a perfect, per-
manent cure" Price, SOC and ST..
For sale and recommended by
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
Gard Of Thankt.

The family of. s Crown, Ir de-
sire thFougb The Sun % thank those
who Ga kindly rendered assistance sud
sympathy In their laie bereavement.
che death OF Mr $ Cr0Hu 81.
Friends werc very thooghiiul. aud
thsir kiuduess will never be- forgotten.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
THE PEOPLE ALL
10 ctsrus CRIED. oiss "a Nswtrs's
urrpiridr.

urrpirlar-
Tta word % afr Eaa Been .r cFrrr-
orrf maath. a11 many CO.. HfrT
utaf coz word fEf drr ff.1aH 90 ore
tar Soc BEEN fdaad. uh1 1861 tHE fFat
NEWEEOa HEHPlCfpE does ur w1fE
Wrf far tht inf1rmatIau ~ fhHfs1't q
people ah0 nkc % hn1u a1 s.I-f r.1
trF &C. uel3 aaF U1f li.HFt" iu.
1 trrfroFer or sHIar ~ iif-r
sos lirre H co. fuH a ~ a
trrrr. .ef tr err FrE PAR
afas A arnar rf1hs rs faH.
drT neEirr aIr ard faUrr Ealr trf
e. tEf uirrotr ftat EETEIayH iiEHffis
eide rfmrfT ersfFeTr. affr ufa the
t1f urHu SEA ~ lraf.eE frarr.trs
Esrt ~ iH stnnuf 20 usup.e tg To
f~rt fe CO. uetF6lf Mirh
J. 5. Esiifsra 4 Csa SPECIAL Assais
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-19
We ak
Stomach.

A weak stomach IS most FREE
uucnty caused by the over
worked and exhausted nervous
system.
The mower that runs the
stomach is the nerve force sent
10 IL from the brain through
the nerves. When the nerves
are weak or cNhau ed thc sup
ply Of energy is insufficient
and the action OF lhe stomach
Is impaired, and &c ults in im-
perfect digestion dyspepsia.
DR.. Miles Restorative Ncrv-
inc increases nerve Norcc II
strengthens and builds SIP nerve
tissue. gives yigor 600 the nerves
and muscles of the stomach
this produces q healthy activity
Ncryinc allays lhs inAamma-
ton. heals the membranes, and
makes the stomach strong and
healthy. There Is Nothing that
so quickly gives energy 90 the
whole system as Restorative
Ncrvine.
Il can't aaF enough fsr Dr. Ailes
Nerfiuf don't EHHa what pc VII
a. ~ ofhefn. bHf if rr-. iuit cured mr
rf rfrrrnan ff1ahtf aHf row . au an
vfii ~ r.rr waH go Fhfrirlarr
frHrd a. ffilrFe mr. Do o. tNrra 90
frrr FaHs a0rf fHtIHH trrNtnr aHa
Hurf relieved fHuf I".ii ltr ne
d sound nHn af fIF RI
JAMIE Is iiiEL I.ffa't nieh.
o. ufssf Nersins r tui1 ~ g9Hf
druoeisf. wh8 aiN 1HffHntff t1at SIC
Nfst bottle U.H HrHeff ti 10 HaHti 20
will refaad rgaf meofr
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANs AND PEAs-Marrow continue scarce. and and
prices show cent s5 Msp RneS fsTorn
e ers other beans quiet uneaanged scotch peas
a5m we goo5e :dn REAN so dhoice s. 6a Is
9@ d Ghoes + s9Gs = & s. DO red i'Sf Sdney 1905 turtle
so9p ao yellow ts eye sSof FES 8 S0s ssde6
eboce. lim&; Gail'fa per buah. 81 46s 42 rts "a
es T5s adTs9ee noted yesterday sstasa & but & Pc
is generally REGARDED as e for m Extra creamery
the rier and BUYERS claim 20 have snae mao sIt I for
sen1darv and lower qualities the offerings OF which are are
quantity Of rsfgeTa.oE goods @ but dfy aTe qge
quality value Irregular most sa light sipply but
Western mta0n as eeafFy ocCna IN sales at unchaneed
prices there is general demand @ sneTa Offerings
meeting rather dull Hsrs TcaTge Ms 9aHs 9oea anoatio
extras ete hs5s T held eSs 22Isc: State dairy tubs
do thirds 16sc wssteTn Imitation eFeafrs: is5
3oc do Arsts 17IS61s9c seconds 1e91Ic do tnlT e
9i7c; do thirds 1916; packing stock No J. l0ae %
Nc 1ss 40 Receipts @ today 2s2s Trading IS
rather but ma5et bsS oe Ms2nf rJ ne but bulk Of
eceiBts have october made and show late mae
sSfss ss in and moderate Sa supply desirable sdss E aF%y
held Ms ouofs Sefp State ful small and large e29Ts
and White septs6e & st DO : shoiee shoe
io@ 1fc part prime 90 al 5Ios do do g92a ss
do Reeepts s 2sl cases az .. Their Is good good
for which prices remain arm The supply sS snd
hp for present wants e-
I--er sradas are moving slowly at yery lrreguIar
% moderate movement in refrigerator eggs az the
ees onoted but sales above glaze are exeept9hdi.
good TO average prime stock -
iba iatte~ range quote: state PennsylvaIas ana
e selerred white fancy. 35d31c do enoiee $500
nearbY ax.-a slc do frsts rsts. 2512se;
DO sneet selected 23a2sc; do average best 2Sg25c
2Dd24c; Kentucky and tennessee, Z>n
99 Ses 159Tlkc; checks 14d16e; refrigerator Arril
j fs1cv brands 22ls T23c: do hrfts = = GZc; May
pacIed' oaSS31 Isc: do summer packed. 1895
TlRTE-IJ-There sales or November de-
nriroe evaporated apples made yesterday at 9c
ecarber receiving little attention anc no ssies above
some activity January and transac
So hs been made at sac Spot market rules shade
uols quantity OF prime offering at
eT ,es WI not take hold this figure and the feel
- sbade No change IN sun dried apples or
S nbors and waste. Small fruits guiet We quote: AP-
prime, H. s9SM9c: do nearly
P1f15. eSI IA common good Gz97c. do Southern.
@ lriei rrine 55 1ze: % fair 70 good. iee
SUI A. .i,ns ner 100 10. 81 Sz@aS3 do and
SIN: 81 z5GS2e CHERRIES. 10. 14g15c: HUCkIE-
Ta13f1Lxc. BIACKBEHRIES Sc; EASPBER
t3TTs 2Gc: APRTCOTS. California. Royal oGai1c; 90
uBpeeied, sia fl2c DO peeled
feS5asea fFsTTNFS California, 46zsc; do oregon. 71sc
FRrJiTs-FREsH-Ap in ffes supply but firm under
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

METALS-The market for regular pig iron certificates
November but later months showed advance Foundry
& cas ralfd 1 Sra @ m Sofs @
ST o5asl7 10 January Sl7 10 bid Fe6ruary @ 81 40 6id
December and 100 regular March at s17 so
tons No Alabama cash at s1i and 100 tons No Ala
MoI4AssEs AND sYRUPs-Business in moasses
fairly active in jobbing way locally with tone & firm bra and
owing to the Presentation Of broader , sss9rnent . as
was strong, quiet but steady Quotations
dG9W 9j od 1sg5iss prime 2odi26c: New
orleans kettle. 2l9s5c sYRUPs-t 95s@
asase lss fair 1'Sl'' good Sa2O0 prime ES24' 'n'S
OCEAN FRE1GHTs-1n steam and sail tonnage charter
ing was quiet general condition of the market
qnchansed IN all respects Quotations sc 70 ITeFpeP lin
4d nominal; Bristol 8a4d. December: Newcastle. Bad
nominal Rotterdam sttc Bremen o 81 e 6 n a
I6ndon P1E 70 od "a R new
a@straa GE and private terms January
sh @ epens 9vse e anuary British
steamer e2 tons general Boston @ to o
heavy grain 5000 quarters oats. Philadelphia to
Is od respeevey eeempe1 s inonS @ @ntnent
tons same January: British steamer l2e tons
ashse to steamer M ons
hence to Rio Grande do Sui private terms Novemosr;
terms bark 7s7 lumber CO GSf to BuenGs
ASro Srfo o TO- Manna3a ss schoonsr so tons
1nl e t to EYof s M
ers 500 and 22s tons coal Baltimore Boston, do.
fo@ @ prevoas S darn @ adng was fairly
NILS are holding crude at strong PTee5 IN M
9enn5 ss2nt SqS but Pss io
TR9 ssSsPd G wh bS s so bulk
adeh s. So bulk 8 es rsped Ste cases bp
50 bulk Sc M Phiaephs s 50 81 bss co. m @
coToNsEED odTPe ~esSs sG@ds la BeeemDeT
P6s P5 S2s59c January 2asG2ao 2as asos and
May 3o1 S rIPsEEn PEs oTiamerican seed city raw
42a48c; Of town raw 4oa41ei Calcutta raw 02'
all day and small receipts and ea sroos r 600 s
h9g Esnsas areft tv 700 and at Omaha $500 Monday
GO hogs oEK e SSefotsd Quoted at Ness ana So
family s.gslI MS:. 5S ssss 3 % ssF o famg H$i s oai5 90
packet 5oasli 56 inda Ia, msSs @ c si 81
E6Gs 5s 5teady Haas quoted aIss Baeons sS N
ms 149 n 7S soi4e 1oac T 70 n ssS i2
i se II 10 SIC Picked shoulders dull quoted at
eTe 9 oust Fe uoed oa%: qGf! city 4ge Country 4sg
1RD tSGt ssasy wesqe4e goed steam c City lard steady
quoted at 7tc lard quiet Quoted TED: SG%th so
5mS5nna As5Sn Sa9S @ qG6fsd G9p5insf' at
oqofed 2s9 nc markets nary i ee rm
mand full prices and the loga market Was 1insrv
M @Es aE far TO good s1EGssc prime choice 4@s.
he head 9te gs' ratns assc ia 4d9s bond
EspsS s9a 5Hs seas as
Prizes d rbed ef9[f SOC mould A. 4s5c cubes 4s5c xX
If a. s
ated 5c and extra fine fine granuatea
s9S 0S confectioners A. 45c; No 25c Nos and 2
200 a no No 3 3 85c: No 10 8soe; No IL s.75c; No p
S0c Nos 49, Il and IL i9 s5 SS9 ana 9ne6n e6nnFe al s.
for November IS I'D for December The Me-d0 0Tk
paid prices a9tea for On % test musco3ado and c
80 +oniasses stIsar
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

N-ev-Yor<. November II, 1SS
TeEEvFS-Receipts 33 or op head ~ -
of which were consigned direct TO slaughtesTs ano s
ba the market Nothing dolls
STEADY and rather moderate expected fr Slonosy
pressed beef quiet steady at 6n9c per 10 TOT
to prime native sides No later cable advces from
don Liverpool shipments TO-DAY were 'lo D4eeS anu
: Of beef.
CALVES Receipts were l9t head aot x,s.
.he the stale stock. Ss1 on SAFE
800 at Jersey Cy i72 eoth St Demand SLACK asd
hard trading. A Of Westerns changed hand5
at SO pnr veals offered. About cars West
erns unsoIf veais slow sT12c per 10.
country dressed unchanged at 7mf1i4c
SaleS-NeEton Co: 81 Western calves 593 I'd aTer-
agc 80 100 NJ.
SHEEP AND IAAsBS-RecefPts were cars. or 1.142
head Including for the market making all told
sale. = jersey city and at 60th-st Sheep
almost nominal and FIRM lambs 15c higher: lambs sold
M few Gull sheep at 81 30 Dressed
mutton steady TG10c per 10; dressed lambs firm at
12c.
Sses-Rerns Commission Company: 2iS West Virginia
lambs average. 81 % per 100 10 $50 do II n.
81
George I. s. Duenback: 100 Northern Canada lambs.
So 10. at 81 75
s sanders: 1873 state lambs IL n. at 81 e5 state
s-leep and Gull lambs at 81 70
Tohin shannon: elf Buffalo lambs II n. at 81 23
trading Up 20 a late hour feeling firm Western ~
vices Country dressed hegs unchanged 6Qslzc per
n fprh heav nd light Eeig
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorl November II, 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee
but good proportion of the business again
way of switching from months, including
which total sales about &C. bags exchanges
had no appreciabe influence the market however
the tone generally steady. in sympathy higher
French cables and continued dry weather Brazil
the crop Is said to be suffering from lack of moisture
ihe opening was steady. net unchanged to points
higher ana the market closed steady net unchanged TO 10
points higher. The French market only L franc
higher. but private cables
bullish condition One said that heavily
oyersold that the Brazians had the their
own hands and that normal decrease in receipts would
lead to intense desire buy. Leading trade
also expressed bullish opinions claiming that the in
Brazil might be strong enough produce good looking
towering but that they lacked the vitality required TO
mature the berry unless aided by the favorable
climatic conditions whereas during the present
the cold Of the had been followed by
plants of dry and weather On the other hand
lillian receipts continued the figures
and seemed be restricting demand extent
there is still uneasiuess final disposition
December contracts despite the approach of notice day
without undue developments Warehouse deliv-
cries IN this country meanwhile nothing to boast Of
and stocks here are very heavy contrasting with the
small supplies in Europe during the period of
large the the and American trade
interests confidently expecting bulsh developments
from that
The of prices yester-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
HUMANE JAlLBiRDS.

A remarkable display of disnterested humanity
is reported from the Algerian town of Boagfe. on
the part of six under arrest. The steamer
Malvina laundering the shore. the life
saving apparatus too defective work and the
spectators on land were too panicstricken TO do
anything. Grasping the situation, the six prison.
ers, who were being taken to JAIL with the consent
OF the policeman in charge Of them. set 70
belts. themselves swan TO the steamer, dstributed
belts and other things among the women. and had
done great deal to overcome danger to life when
8 rescue party of customs officers arrived. Then
the swan back to shore, and. without troub-
ling about the policeman, reported themselves at
the prison A movement is on foot for their
release-ns sondon Globe.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 11--CIosing: wIIEAT-spot firm: No 2
red Western winter IS I'd: futures dull: December Is:
March. 6s 11Sd NAY Is id CORN-Spot Grrn Aneri-
man. mixed. rs Pad: Futures dull January, sgd:
March. IS 4Ssd PEAs-Canadian. stock FLOUR-st.
Louis fancy winter steady. SIS ed HOPS tn London
pacihe CoasD steady i3 5FQf4 BEET auet extra india
HAMS Short cut, - f6 n. quiet. z6s Sd BAsoN
quiet: Cumberland 25 80 ~ 4es short rib Is 10
5ia Sd: clear midJies light. "a fb ass
e long middles heavy % TO 80 ~ ss short clear
10 n 46s Cd. bellies. II 10 10 10, as
sHel IDFHS-Squa-c. u 70 13 ~ quiet sfs Sd LARD
steady Western, tierces. 35s 3D. American
fined. IN pals. 3s5 81 BUTTEF-o;ooi United States
nomnaly S5s CHEESE strong: Ar1eriean finest white.
American finest Chs TALf.OW-frime city
firm OBS ca: Australian London. strong 3)s- TI'R
PF,NTINE-splri:s steady 5Is 30. ROSIN-Common frn
los 4IzG PETRCl4EI's s-RefneG steady. I'D LINSEED
OF Frun
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool cabIesspot cotton
500 AnneEsap ooo receipts 900 all Americana
middlng upland oosa F4tures oPened ] orey @ saqy: &
lions Closed quiet at net decline Of to 10 points
Tantary ca: Jan,lary-February o4d; March.
ss5: 165 Mafe9 1r1y 1sd Tulv1Rugust cid
FT.nf-R AND MEATr-There was a batter tTade in hou,
Kansas and Winter sraight Qsoat'ons were n2minsIg
81 l5 winter Ioo7ss S5 Sxrs No winter 50 s5
s. 10 choice s. 5s. 90 r L Rses
asq ogqted; FTs yeew gy 81 @ v
steady 0uoted Wesr9 sp@s s@ r9 81, Il, p sbsnnent
81 -four 20 50 SO red dSg Sc 20 e o ali p is, si7 20
@s2o 90 red dog s22 5o5s2a h9niny chop s2l 40 bulk
s22 5Ss8 WIFE Sp WPest at market today had
downward trend until checked by an atemIt on the part
recovery OF the e decline and the market cosed very
Nsy sHisc or with the previous night At the
resson than the demand given in expana
ton of the rally oTes ets S I were os sne5Y e5 sss wsse
points higher martial advances OF points
aned verT light in domestic markets but late
Iterfo IT !" rnciipt footed m o ooo bush conared with
sss bush Fee s ag9 a Iaet hut there spne@fe
70 be steadiness st those POINTS thsn esewhere
Of May wheat. and bull surport was also given that
eIarsfar ana at assc asost 10 Norba-n Duluth
af & eTd a T2rheTn i sf Mfno5a bT q ner bush
under realizing and short reire based prosDects for
Z q sd decrr r. IErTo, 1hGTe f wsz me wesser al
interior reccirta almost double those OF last
n IN tprI ~ i ec f e5iesga rec: Decer1berIannar sir
AT c,eack December corn vas qT"ted at - :: :
and at 5algc :. afoef: No white and No yellow
the export cieararce Of from seetosa
eaport The optan talas market was r STEADY
grains Ioealy cash cats w.re rIq m - a. 20 fbog n s
and cpned whte 81 t. 20 NJ Msrset
aaTlet Eteadz: feeding quoted lc3.c mating
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

Laurel-i -the-pnes will find many new improve
lnents in the house Mr.. Shute has been per-
sonally experimenting the improvements io1
the opening for month past.
The I,aurel House has been opened since Sep
teinber 80, and for last Sunday every room III
the house taken.
The Lakewood season with this prosloec.
promises to be more popular tlran ever, ana
with the opening Of the IsaureI-in-the-Pines Will
be in full swing.
The annual tournament of the Country Club
of Lakewood has been announced Tor Ihursu,d1yy
Friday and Saturday. November 70. ~ ana 20
when an army of golfers and their 1rlends VIII
be at Lakewood.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
THE eRcusE's MIDNIGHT DRUM.

In the July number / piece about grouse
drumming at midnight. / agree with J. E. Keyer,
of Lincoln. n. H. I have camped on streams IN
Oceana and Emmet counties. Michigan. in the
spring. mostly in May. and still moonlight nights
1 have heard grouse drum all times OF the night
And there are lots of grouse in Emmet County;
also a few In Oceana County. have seen lots OF
grouse drum on logs but never saw one on a
branch | think the foxes and owls catch good
many OF these birds. as | have found feathers OF
them in the woods where they were caught ana
eaten. I have also seen where owls have picked up
cottontails; saw their wing marks the show. =
few feathers and hair and rabbit
tracks-(CharIes T. Mundt. in Recreation
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

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