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inneapoIis Receipts and Shipments
MINNEAPOLIS Cash MARKETS
Corn and Oats Weaker. Rye Little High
er, Others Seady

Corn and Oats Weaker. Rye Little High
er, Others Seady
Flax-A good general demand with
prices holding firm and market rather ac-
arrive and April shipment. e$1.37%. Re-
ceipts cars, and shipments, g.
G ORR det aa not quite So good and
Oats-Easier and lower with moderate
demand. No. white closing at 2Shc.
Receipts il cars. and shipments "a.
Rye-A little better demand with prices
firmer, closing at 761z 977%c. Receipts,
cars, and shipments l.
Barley-A good demand with the mar
ke5 quiet sn and STEADY Mating selling
2S cars, and shipments IS.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal ard
cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra SIG 25
ole. 90; No. ground feed, 2-3 corn and 1-S
oats. so Id sacks, sacks extra, SIG .75@
oats, SO lib sacks, sacks extra, 81. 25 a
IL. 90; No, 3 ground feed. Ia corn and pa
oats, 20 ID sacks, sacks extra, s17 rs q
Millstuffs-Bran in bulk. sl4. 25@14. so;
shorts. $14. 25@14 So middlings. Sic. GOA
16 90; red dog, $40 co. all f. o. b. Mime
apolis; in 200 10 sacks, $1.00 per ton ad-
ditional; in 100 lb sacks, 81 so per ton ad-
ditional Shipments. 1926 tons. -
Hay-Reported by Cleveland & Co: The
nay market is firm on the better grades
S,a,1 timothy and Wild. Receipts running
nght ana have been moderate the pasi
week. More No. / and choice grades Of
both timothy and wild wanted than comes
In and arrivals OF such are quickly taker
at o fui, prices Timothy: choice, $1,000
No; 3, s6.00@7.00: upland, choice, $1,000
500; No. l, $7.00G750; No 2, 5.O066. 90
No. 3, s4.00@5.O0; midland, $4,000 90
sWale, $S.OO@4.OO; rye straw, $4.00GD5. 90
wheat WI and oats, sS.5e@4.5o. Shipments
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fOhered
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

BOSTON. April 4.-Closing copper quo
tations: Adventure. 51z@6; Allouez. 22GD
22A; Arcadian. IL q1&: Arnold, l asked;
Atlantic. 162s @16A; Bingham. 30A OBJ;
17% 61Sh: Consolidated Mercur. 35G37;
Copper Range Consolidated. 76% @76$4 /;
DAILY West, 1879 OLA: Dominion Coal. $50
21k@2&; Franklin. 1O@1OA CRANKY, go
6js; Guanajuato 15-16@5; Greene Con-
solidated. 2s1s@2S1A; Isle Royale, 2514 a
251k; Massachusetts, 1O1e @10A; May
Mohawk. 53@54; Old Colony. 1611a; Old
Dominion. 261z az; Osceola. $50 699;
Parrot, 271a @2S; Phoenix, rs az; Quincy,
105610S; Rhode Island. Ia az; Santa Fe.
POPS: Shannon Copper Co. S@Sk: Swift
& Co, 1881 @109; Tamarack, 126Q131;
Tecumseh. 21A 62% Trinity, 10hQ1O% +;
Oil, 9A@9S; Utah. 1aQ42@a; Victoria,
4L641A; Winona. 1874 @13A; Wolverine,
10Sm110; Wyandot, 21s @2A.
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CASH SALES
MINNEAPOLIS. Anril q

=, No; l Northern cars. s1.10H; i car.
Sl.O5ss; l car, $1.10h; 2 cars. 81. 10Ek: 3
cars. $l-IlA; 1 car, Sill; car, s1iOIk
No. 2 northern, I car sro5as; 3 cars,
$1.O7ss;. 3 cars, $iO7&; cars 81. o 0i 3
l car, s1.06%; cars. 81. O61a: 8 cars eie-,
vator, $1.0412; ] car. sI.07; 1000 bu to ar
rive. $1.05H; SOC. Blu to arrive, s1.06ls.
No. wheat-14 cars. s72sc; cars, s7c;
car, 9S*c; / car I. @; b., csc; l car, sec:
part car, 9515c; car: s1.OO; u cars, S7jSc c;
cars, csc; l car, 971lc.
No: wheat car, Gle; 20'.cars, SIC; /
car, SAC; b cars, 9oc; ! car, S61Sc: 2 cars
SEC; cars. SIC; ] car frost, fSc; / car
S91zc; cars, S31zc; cars, soc: 6 cars, S5c:
SoG cars sSe; cars f. O.. b.. S51zc; I car,
Rejected wheat-2 cars, soc; car. 61c.
! car; 7sc; 1 car. 6Se; cars, CSC; car.
&c; cars, 74c; / car 73c: L car. s4c:
! car, 9bc; 4 cars, zoe; car, SOC: 1 car
frost soc; l car, 93ci part car, 95hc: ]
car, 79c; cars, 75c.
No. 8 yellow corn-1 car, 44c.
No. 8 corn-1 car, 4Sc.
NO. white oats car. oslo
90 NO. white oats--1 car, 2sAc; part ear,
No. white oats-2 cars. 2Sc: l car
211So; cars. 27&c; 1 car, 2sAe.
No. oats-2 cars, 261sc.
No grade oats--1 car, zee. ss
no. rye--1 car, 7S&c: ! car 7Sc.
no. bariey-1 car, 4052c; car, 3Sc.
NO. feed barley cars, 4Oc: ear
Sstsc; l car, 39c; part car. 3Se.
NO. feed barley car, SIC; mart car.
SaeN : cars. S11sc; car, S615c; car,
No grade barley--1 car, 36%c,
No. ! fia4seed-S cars. s1.s
car rejected, soc. :
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. April -Butter-Steady;
creameries, 262Sc; dairies, 20625c Eggs
Steady; at mark cases included, 16c
Poultry-Live easy; turkeys. 14c; chickens,
13c; springs, 13c. Cheese-Firm; daisies
Americas, 1870. Potatoes-Steady; bur-
banks, 20922c; rurals, 2o022c Veal
Easy; so to 60 pound weights, &c; 65 to
70 pound weights, 596c; so TO 125 pound
weights, 7GSc.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

CHICAGO, April 4.-Cattle-Receipts.
1000; steady; good to prime steers. $40
@6.40: poor TO medium. $4.0e@5.25; stock
ers and feeders, s3.00G5.00; cows. 5000
AS; heifers, $3.00Q5.25: Gamers. $500
SIS SIS MossRec sG co., sve tcmSTro S
$4,000; sc higher: mixed and butchers.
$5.30@5.45; good to choice heavy. S.. 40@
$50; rough heavy, S5.25G5.40; light. s5.15
@6.35; bulk of sales, $5.35q5.45. Sheep
Receipts, $4,000; sheep and lambs steady;
good to choice wethers, s5-75G625; fair
to choice mixed. s4.50@5.50; western
sheep, $4.0006.00: native lambs, 1880
$50; western lambs, S4.S567.7O.
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NEW YORK. April "copper" was lower
by about 6s Sd in the London market,
with spot closing at s66 1Ss Cd and flu
lures at &67 6s Sd. Locally the market
was quiet and unchanged. Lake is
SIS 25G15371z. and casting at S1ls7h a
1925. Spelter was quiet at 600 in the
local market. but declined to sZ3 rs cd
in London. Iron closed at 54S IN Glasgow
and at 49s 41sd in Middlesboro. Locally
the market is unchanged. No. /
foundry northern is quoted at $1I.95@
1925; No. foundry northern at $1,000
foundry southern soft at $17.T6IIS.25.
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sRAosraEET,s VISIBLE REPORT

NEW YORK, April SPECIAL cable
and Geographic communication received
by Bradstreet's shows the following
changes in available supplies, COM
pared with previous account: Wheat
United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies decreased 669, 900 bu; afloat for
and in Europe decreased 900, 600; total
supply decreased 1859, 900. Corn-United
States and Canada, east of the Rockies
decreased liza, 900 bu. OatS-United
States and Canada, east of the Rockies
decreased 943, 600 bu. The leading de-
creases reported this week include an es-
innate Of 100000 blu at the northwestern
cago private elevators; Ill 900 bu at Port
land. Me-: $4,000 bu in elevators outside
OF Lincoln. Neb., and $4,000 bu at the
Minneapolis private elevators. Stocks
held in Manitoba increased $50. 90 bn.
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LONDON

LONDON, April Mooney was toler-
ably plentiful in the market today, not
withstanding the fact that there were
further Tepayments to the Bank of Eng
land and requirements in connection with
the Japanese loan. Discounts We're weak
Trading on the stock exchange was quiet
and irregular. In the absence of public
support consols dropped early, owing to
slight feeling of nervousness regarding the
Morocco situation. but they recovered
later. Americans opened firm. Moderate
support in the forenoon. principally from
Amsterdam and Berlin lifted them up to
fraction over parity. During the after
noon Wall street buying gave them an
additional stimulus. a Ter fiuctuating
moderately Americans closed easy. Grand
Trunk was strong on tire unexpected
traffic increase. F0reig5ssza- were cheerful
in sympathy with the-tone OF the conti-
mental bourSes. Paris supported special
ties. The recovery of Russians was due
to bear covering. Imperial Japanese gov
eminent 6s of 1904 were quoted at 105Iz
Bullion 10 the amount Of 33a, 900 was
withdrawn from the Bank OF England to-
day for shipment to Malta, and c5 900
was taken into the bank.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
EM YORK

New observation-disclosures. 1858 brls;
exports, 1855 brls; quiet and unchanged.
Rye Flour-Steady. Buckwheat Flour
Nominal. Cornmeal-Steady. Rye-Nomi-
nal: Barley-Quiet. Wheat-Receipts.
$4,000 bu; spot easy; No. red nominal
elevator; No red, 81. IL asked (. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.14h
T. O. b. afioat; No. l hard Manitoba.
81 .O1A (. o. b. afloat. With holidays in
most western markets wheat was exceed
ingiy dull all day, showing not over &c
range. 1t ruled steady on lower tempera-
lures west and closed &c higher to ~
net lower. May. 81 .105s oil. closed
Ill; July, 92& @s2 1866, closed 92Z
September. S67s @S7c, closed s6%c. Corn
Receipts, 149,425 bu; exports, 171,300 bu:
spot steady. No. 2. 567sc elevator and
SIC T. o. b. afioat; No. yellow, 5Sa4c; No.
white, 52&c. Option market was neg
lected all day. closing net unchanged.
May closed $3.50; July closed SIC. Oats
Receipts. $4,000; spot dull; mixed oats,
80 to 80 pounds. S61k a371ac; clipped white,
sc TO 40 pounds, S71A 391zc.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
At STEADY PRICES
Hog Prices Strong and Sc
Higher = StockerS and
Feeders Strong
ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK

I SOUTH ST. PAUL. April 4.-Estima ted
receipts at the Union stock yards today:
Cattle. 1900; calves 325; hogs, 3.1O0;
sheep. 500; horses, 10; cars. 81. Official
receipts. April 8: Cattle. 2.062; calves,
PAP: hogs. 2,971; sheep. 1877; cars. 112.
Hogs-Opening prices sc higher; closing
strong; bulk. $500 to s5.75.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, April 4.-Sales were re-
ported of 47.250 bags, including May at
645@6.50c; July. 6.70c; September. e.S0@
e.90c: December, 7.10c; March. 1900 I. 25c;
Coffee-Spot Rio. steady; mild, quiet
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. use;
4lsc; refined. steady.
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coIonIsts' Rates to Points IN the SOUTH


The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on January 18th. February 21st and
March 21st sell one way Colonists' tickets
to points in Missouri, Arkansas. Kansas
CoIorado at T1eatlv Teduecd rates f For
further information apply 10 j. y. Storr.
Gen'l Agt.. Cor. 9Th and Robert SITS. St
Paul.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, April 4-Cotton futures
closed steady. April. 7.75c; May, Lie;
June, 7.7Sc; July, 7.59c: August, Z SIC:
September, Z &c; October. 7.72c; Novem-
Der, 7.75c; December. 7.s0c; January,
1880. Cotton spot closed quiet: middling
80 bales.
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Shippers. Petchel. Saltwater; G. w.
sWeiberg Lindstrom; w. II. Beard, Chi
nook. Mont. Riley Bros, Ellsworth. Wis;
H. w Eager. Chinook Mont: First Ma
tional Bank, River Falls, Wis; c. Gard
ner Hammond. Wis; A. Rupert. Jordan,
Wis; p. T. French. Dennison; A. Matti-
son, New Germany; ]. Hegerle, st. Bon
ifacius; ]. Kunch, Howard Lake; G.
Hitter. Monticello; A. Larson, Cannon
Falls Wis.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET

Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul. Mimi
Barrett & zimmerman report brisk de-
mand in all classes of horses. Local as
we'll as out of town buyers were buying
in large numbers. the cheaper grades
being leading in demand. Supplies were
large and ample TO meet the requirement.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April Mooney on call
firm, 312@4 per cent; closing bid 3A per
steady; sixty and ninety days and six
months, 3h@3%4 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 324 G41a per cent Sterling
bankers bills at s4.S60 SO. 05 for demand
and at $4.S4.2504. "a 80 for 60 day bills
posted rates, $4.S5 and $4.8612@4.S7; COM
mercial bills. S4.S37s 64.s4 Bar silver.
SIC; Mexican dollars. 43c. Government
bonds steady; railroad bonds Irregular.
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LItyerRoOlw6eatspGt steady No
IS 6zd: July, es esd; September, 6s 5Ad
Corn-Spot. steady; American mixed
new. As AID; American mixed, old As lid;
futures quiet; May, As AID; July, As Sd.
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $50 900 600
gold reserve in the division of redemp-
ton, shows: Available ash balance
s141.817,949; gold, $71,1S6, 937; silver, $25,
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NEW YORK PRopucE

NEW YORK. April 4.-Butter-Steady;
unchanged; receipts. S912. Cheese-Firm;
unchanged; receipts, 997. Eggs-Firm;
unchanged; receipts, 37,S41.
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DULUTH

Duluth. Minn.-With the Chicago board
closed, the market was dull and lifeless.
Prices were confined to very narrow linn
its and closed practically unchanged. Flax
was weak for the new crop Receipts
Wheat, 20 cars; fax, 81; oats. So Ship
ments-Wheat, 12,63S bu; oats. $500 bu.
Cars on track, II. Close. Wheat, cash,
No. 1 northern. s1.04A; No. 2 northern,
9SAc to $1.01A; May, 81. O5A; July, 81. OF;
arrive. 81 ss; October 81 ga sssp OATS SSsc
Rye, &c.
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LIVERPOOL

Kansas City. Mono grain market to-
day on account of election.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET

Little or Nothing New to Report, Prices
Holding Rather Firm
The demand is running about the same.
buyers continue as a rule to hang back
and are buying in a hand to mouth way.
stocks in jobbers hands are so light that
the aggregate of sales are. fair. Prices
firm at quotations.
Shipments, 1853 brls
First patents. IS. 90@6.O 90: second pat
ents. 81. 70d4.s0 first clears, 81. 25Q4 .35:
second clears, 2.75@2.9 5. (These are all
(. o. b. in woody
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KANSAS CITY

st. Louis-No produce or grain market
on account of election.
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CLOSING STOCK LIST

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
Co, main office Fifth and Robert streets.
st. Paul
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MII wAtIkEE
ST LOUIS

Milwaukee, Wis.-No grain market to-
day on account of election.
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PARIS
BERLIN

PARIS April 4.-Three per Ceiit rentes.
99 francs so centimes for the account
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BERLIN, April 4.--Exchange OF Lon
don. 20 marks 47% pfennies for checks
Discount rates. short bills. ga per cent;
three months bills, rs per cent.
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STATE GRAIN INspEcrlnA,

Inspected In = Wheat = Cars Great
Northern-No. l northern, IS; No.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-05

SYDNEY, N s. w. April 4-The sea
sons wheat yield for New South Wales
totals 16 1853 $50 bu. an average OF 90 bu
per acre. About 5000 600 bu are available
for export. of which 4,252, eSs have already
Nsen shipped.
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new YORK BONDS

Total sales for the day; 1,119,000 sha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
BELL eREVITIEs.
A Number Of Social, Personal ard 10.
cal News Items,
Ia

A Number Of Social, Personal and To-
cal News Items,
Bell. November 81 Our little town
10 doll nov 20 the cotton season II
nearly over.
T. Llndse9 was in town Friday
Cane grindinRs are all the rage
Every body will soon be sweet,
W. J. williams OF Alachus was visit
ing HE brother, J. +. Williams OF this
place Come again
Jones f R'ysut has gone TO the
coast on a ti.hinE and hunting sIpedi.
ton
G. G Fletcher has just returned
from NeWberry Charles Ia quite =
business man here OF late
Marcy Sco6eld Of Ward City, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs @ II. sooHeld, returned home
today
Mics Belle Libdsey visited her par
sntS ~ YulaF Saturday aud Sunday.
Irwin Atkins and Wifs aud Mr. Dan
Fletcher have gone 20 the State Fair
Ct Tampa
so. Bsrou vent to AlachoI on
business tOd1y.
IA. ward hes accepted the Wood
contract for Nhe 8. A. L r. X. He
seems 20 b. esiOyinR bic new project.
I'd Slaughter 10 ON the sick list THE
week
The yoohE folhs enjoyed . candy
pulling 90 A. B. Rlmmou'' few nlgbts
ago Everybody had a good time
Mise Lots Niksll went 70 AlschuA 90
Saturday shorPinR.
Zaek Bryant sBd wife and Mist Eth.
81 Watkins spsat suadSy With Ne.
sBd ME- " 4. BrJaSt
The S A l. crew get ihsiF bfsAkfaSs
81 Mu Rodmas'Sl
The Bell school 10 pFdRFosslnR nlesiy
aBdsF the Skiliul management al our
uoFthy tsarhers. Mis- Belle LiBdssy.
snd Mics Clara Crosby. ~.
sistant
MeasFs J "a T0mpkias snd Hssa Of
TTieF end Mas Dora Love sod Mics
E0a sandsFs 81 IehhlaEp Lake Spsat |
sabday afSs SIC. aBd Ap . o Bar.
ron.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
COTTON, ADVANCES
FIVE DOLLARS BALE
7,490,367 Bales Ginned Up to
Nov. IA of This Years Growth
AGAINST e,7ss, 600 LAST YEAR

Wild Scenes on New York Cotton Elk
change When Report Was Made Pub
lie at 2 p. m, the Price Advancing
100 Points in Ten Minutes,
Special to The Daily Sun
New York, Nov 81 One OF the Wild
est scenes ever witnessed on the New
York Cotton Exchange occurred today
upon the reading OF the Government
report showing che member OF bales
ginned Of the present years growth TO
be only I, 49O, 987 bales up to November
l4th, whereas those interested. 10 keep
ing down the price OF the staple had
predicted that che report would show
exceeding eight million. AS coon as
the report wac read the beate Scram-
bled to cover their short contracts,
while the bulls tore each others'clothes
10 their wild efforts to get into the
market before the price advanced too
high. just before the reading OF the
report May cotton ruled at 1887 and in
a few moments the delivery was up 70
ll.95.
Strange TO cay the Government re-
port made public today shows only
SO, 900 more bales giuued than the re-.
port Of the National Ginuers' A'socia.
ton, whereAs two weeks sgo the dif.
ference between the two reLorts was
nearly half q million. The Govern.
ment report today shows 2,Ss6, 2S6
bales less giuned this season than Up to
the same date last year and those who
have made q study OF the crop declare
this is conclusive proof that this years
crop will not exceed ten million baleS,
The closing session Of the exchange
WAS excited, May cotton ruling firm At
II "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
IN CIRCUIT COURT.
Many Gases Were Disposed Of Tues
daY-WhlskeY Cases Galore.
afternoon.

Many Gases Were Disposed of Tues.
day-whiskeY Cases Galore.
From Wednesdays Daily Sun,
The circuit court convened at Q
O'Clock Tuesday morning, and the fol.
lowing cases we're disposed Of during
che day:
State vs.. William Cromwell, assault
with intent TO murder, mol pressed,
State vsJJ. H. Granger, assault with
intent 20 murder, mol pressed.
State We. S. Stevens, larceny, mol
'prosSed.
State 70. Chas. Williams, breaking
and entering with intent to commit q
miSdemeanor, verdict Of guilty by
juFy.
State ". John Davis, breaking and
entering, mol pressed.
State W. Alex. Woodward, selling
liquor in a dry county, verdict Of
jury, guilty.
State 70. Pat Taylor, selling liquor
On a dry county, verdict OF not guilty.
ST. Moulton, charged with selling
liquor in . dry county, was arIaigned
and plead guilty.
James McNeal, selling liquor in =
dry county, verdict Of jury guilty,
State W. Henry Holmes, selling liq-
DOR 10 . dry county, verdict Of guilty,
aud sentenced by the court to q Hne Of
$50 and coats or four monthS Ia the
county iail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
SUCCESSFUL TIGER
RAID YESTERDAY
Six Hen Brought Up and Proven
to be the Real Thing.
All OF THEM FOUND GUILTY

Bryant ls Found Guilty of Cattle Steal
ing-Ths HoIIowaY-Sheats Libel
Suit is on the Calendar for Tuesday.
Business is Being Rushed.
From Tuesdays Daily Sun.
The oiFoOlt court convened at a.
m. Monday, lodge Wills presiding
The jury for the week is Hs follows;
e. John 0steen, W. A. Hudson, NJ. E
BaukniRht, O. A. Bryan, ], T Rich
9 ard, B. o. Philpot, D. ]. Roland, F. T.
Baker, ]. NJ. Manning, NJ. E, Jolly, ].
B. Dell, T. Il. Cato.
There we're q number OF cases for il
legal selling Of Intoxicating drinks dis.
posed Of and the following we're couvic.
ted: John shedd, Jerry Carter, Dan
Edwards, Will Brown, lodge Knight
and John Holmes
AmAEiah Bryant was tried on two
different charges for stealing cattle
and convicted in both cases,
Is iS possible that the Holloway
sheats case may come on for trial to-
day, although it may be settled out
OF court.
The session Of the court is proving q
rapid one and the cases are disposed
OF with much despatch. The court room
was well-filled with Spectators In the
afternoon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
MeLRosE MATTERS.
New Arrivals-orangs Shipment and
Building News-Wedding

N''N'''R
Melrose, November 2O.-The fpt
carloGd Ot oranges from the we'll
known Maxwell grove was shipped
Saturday.
Newly registered at the Huffman
House are Miss R. Marshall, Pitts
burg, Pa, and H. Brooke Of Philadel-
phia, Pa. Other newly arrived winter
visitors are n. Orr, Mrs. A, Treadwell,
Of Hohokut, n. j., aud w. Dupbar Of
Reynolds Bridge, Conn.
The ground is being prepared for two
ne W houses on Grove street to be BOLT
by Mrs. A. Tickle aud Thos. Wealth
efsbee.
DR.. McRae has moved to the Webb
cottage on Center street
F. S. Carrior and Mics Nora Mullin
left Thursday for Tampa,
Services will be held in Trinity
church on December 10Th, At the usual
hour, by Rev L, +. Goodwin Of StaFke.
w. H, McMillican Of Demorest, Ga,
has bought an interest in the helrose
Manufacturing Company, and expects
to move his family here shortly
The MelrOse navy 10 feeling very
proud OF lie very handsome new sddi-
tion by the arrival OF n. w. Hamlyn's
fine motor launch, "Effie," from the
Michigan Steel Boat Company. De-
troit, Mich. The Boat 10 q perfect
beauty and ls the largest launch on
the lake, measuring q feet by 6iS feet
beam. She 10 equipped with ~
horse power engine and guaranteed to
run 10 knots per hour. A canopy top
affords protection from the weather
With the large naval jack aud long pen.
nant flying the "EGie" presents . most
beautiful sight on the lake aud will
afford q great deal Of pleasure TO her
owner and friends.
AT HtnnAUt and Misc Z. A. Taylor
we're married on Sunday afternoon by
H Won NOsEky, juStiee OF the peace.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23

will entirely the worst forms OF Female CompHnts all oySTn
Troubles Inflammation and Liberation Falling aud Displacement OF the
Womb aud consequent Spinal Weakness and peculiarly adapted " the
Change OF Life
cured OF BOah and Lcucoh%H than any other
edy the world has II almost utaibe such ~
velOpment.
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Headache Dee
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nvgurues the female and q harmless
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hauenCy melancholy the bueg
Female Weakness
Kidney Complaints
rewarded hunoI
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Refuse ell Substitutes y
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Norfolk. Va. Nov. ii--Mias Sarah
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Chas againsi Janes a Rraakiin. IL
f1r1ef lOvsf q tie giFi has baaa
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