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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Liverpool Prices.

LIVERPOOL. February 16.-Wheat-Spot
nominal: futures easy: March. Is ID; May.
Us lid: July. Us 6Sd. Corn-Spot American
mixed. new, easy, at As: American mixed,
old. quiet. at As 71ad. Futures easy; March.
IS 1lad; May. IS Id.
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Closing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock market at 3:1l
o'clock the following stocks had changed in
price since the above quotations.:
Amalgamated Copper. 111B-
American Car and Foundry, 43n.
American Locomotive, 72k
American Smelling, 164M.
American Smelling preferred. 1914
American Tobacco, preferred, s9%.
Atchison. Top. 8. Fe pr, 1045
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

On account of the settlement of the Mon
tana copper suits, interest attached at Au-
gusta Me- to the filing of the certificate or
incorporation of the Butte & Bacon Copper
Co., to conduct general mining business
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British Bullion for South America.

LONDON. February 16.-Bullion amount
Ing to $4,000 was taken into the Bank of
England today and f16.000 was Withdrawn
for shipment to South America.
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Barring. Magoun & Co. increased their
engagement Of gold for shipment to Ar
gentina this week from $500, 900 to $3.50, 600,
making the total outgo OF gold to South
America for the week 81, 250, 900.
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The Union Cotton Mills of Union s. c.,
were adjudged bankrupt at Charleston. s.
c., Wednesday. E. W. Hughes was appoint
ed referee to take testimony The mills
Will continue operation by agreement with
the Union Cotton Mills Company of Maine.
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The Standard Oil Company OF New Jer-
sey has declared dividend of $15 a share
The dividend declared at this time last veal
was at the same rate
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Rar silver, hrm. BOYD per Ounce
Money. 4a4H per cent
The rate of Discount in the open market for short
bills Is per cent.
The rate OF discount In The open market for three
mouths bills Is 15-l6a4 per cent.
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Concerning the effect Of the great IN
crease In the worlds store OF new gold
that is making Dean Johnson said in his
remarkable address last year:
"Not until the worlds peace Is compare
lively assured will credit take wing and
bring all the new gold into potential con-
tact with goods and securities
1t might fairly be argued from this CON
clusion that the industrial and security
markets have hardly begun to feel as yet
the influence OF the growing gold produc-
ton
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Today's Cotton Summary.

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meuters New York and New Orleans cotton ex-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

At the union depot in Jacksonville
the eating house depArm-u, - max
ing some radical changes for iae ae.
eommodation OF the thousands ., PEG.
pie Who arrive and d-par, TIE PRINT
ed rules announce that tie manager o.
the restaurant will charge guest. Zee
Of Is cents II they at at the iab.e and
only eat is cents worth A.ihe patron
Gees the linen and tr.qGeaI.y .oI.s II,
no one will otIeci TO the 'e- blt,h-
most pleasing feature 70 the srnoulce-
msnt that the manager pay. the
walters" which gill be appreciated ~
many Who have always supposed that
she waiter depended on "iIps" for h..
ray and worked accordingly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

The foilowing letter TO Governor
BPoward from Hon. Janice Wilson.
Secretary Of the United States b"psrt-
ment Of Agriculture. upon thu drain
sge ~ the Everglades will be % inter
es, TO Floridians:
Washington. Il {. Jan. -. lSS.-
Hon. Y. Il Bruwari. Governor. Talla.
Asssee. Fla: neaS S,r-I have the
honor TO acknowl-dGe the receipt Of
jour favor OF January 18Th with in.
closures relating TO the drainage OF
the E;erElsG- .ancs in yorr state.
The information GiSen III your letter
AMI ;haI contained m the two pam.
ph,-t- you inrir--d Indicate that yDu
have undertake. work which l. ~
IV.a' magnitude aud vii add i'm
m-n..ly ~ the agricultural po-sibil-
iti-s OF tie state + carried tn sIcc. 50.
FOL c"mpl"rion lam much impressed
with the statements. which appear To
b. we'll supported. that the muck and
which j, % proposed TO reclaim vii be
valuable acc lsltion 10 the ARA OF
slear.can. lard. Of the south. sp-
prsciate the int. rect you take in the
sgric I!tural development OF your
state. and also the fact that such de-
velopm-nt will h- OF value TO ;he en-
tire country. shall b- glad 10 confer
with any members Of Congress from
yoIr state regarding thtsubl-ct, and
II the appropriation made Uy Con.
grsss for trs'nag- Investigations 10
sufficient VII. d. glad - cooperate
WITH you in any way possible for the
advancement OF the project you de.
r:Flb-.
II shall al.o tie glad 10 detail tie
engineers q: this department engaged
IN drainage Investigations for 4 COM
frrenc~ with your engineers from time
10 time for The purpose OF determining
the beet plan and mos, practicable
methods FOR retaining the immense
area OF Ev-rgl Ad- land. l. 10 easi!y
s--n from q VerIsal ~ the matter
which you haze 80 colrt-ou'ly Far.
n..hei me- thar careful investigation
should he made vith reference not
only 10 the eng neeriuG problem in.
VOWED. bu, The fertility ot the land
proposed 20 b. reclaimed ani i's pos.
sible agricuitursi value FOR tns pro-
duc,,on Of crop. adapted 10 that enc
mate Occupying ~ they do q cut.
tropical position IN our cnuntry.a -.
cular interes, si,sches TO th-ir r.: a.
ns',on ard svo-equsn' tev-loTm-ni.
Assuring yoI - my SINGER inter.
80, in Jour prr.sc, and such assistance
n. may ia the !I.gr- IT, aulr - r-u-
der. I am, very I-sv-''f,lly you're,
jaws WiI-"N.
SECRETARY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

The Jackson Construction Company
% the United states has the contract
ses the Tsskend Railway IN Russia.
This 10 one Of the most important lines
In that eounsTy, and the eOs, will go
ae into the millions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

The Orlando Daily Reporter IA. been
purchased oy Josiah Ferris, who IA.
been local editor OF that EAp-r since il
began iis reiuvenated lie a. a daily
The Reporter il one OF the be,; lo,al
dailies in F!orita. and Mr.. Fern. ia.
been connected with the paper - ,lns
that he knows shat the Geogi- % ,ha;
city want. and Will .-- TIA; they ~;
IL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

The cold waves have been kept back
very yell. 90 far this winter Cod
weather now will not DO the damage
it would have done three weeks ago.
when cabbage and other erog. were
crossing 90 rapidly. But Texas has
been Q great sufferer, and ~ Corpus
Christi the cabbage crop has been
about ruined
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

Thomas Dixon. Jr.. Of New York
sage thas che negro must be removed
from the Uoised States or else In few-
90 than afsy yssrs the white man will
have 10 aghs for existence.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

An elastic currency seems 20 b. .
ssyiae need Of the times, bos IL We had
. rubber eussesey there would coon be
o eosner on rubber. 90 such . remedy
would nos help the mace OF the people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

P-usA,o.A'. January Export. footed
upin v4.ur TO IS y -.3>5. W ich Ell.
c--J. by n-arys u J ion to,lars any
pr-viou. month IN n. history Of the
Z r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

TIE Pc. comfy E-r'-l hs.ac-v
editor. Jams ! H1s-y. Sho hss be-
come sA,i.s,d shat Ea-;oN .sAcom.-.
Florida ;nwn. - ~ a. come 30 .tAy.
We hcg- - may cd hinge =, I,h bet.
;-rihan 80 -I;-'t-d sn! ". r"sy :
rlcs r-xar! ~ - .gt1rs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

Trade may follow the aaG. bus Ger.
many and some other countries seem
inelisea % demonstrate that il don't
always follow our excessively high tar.
or dusies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

Many Of the railroad presidents
think President Roossvelt 10 ipss the
maa 90 be head Of the Chicago Cniver-
e3ey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

Capt. w. ]. Tucker Of Fort Pierce 10
receiving masy favorable notices re-.
Gnrtsng Ais candidacy for Governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

Dr.. Wiley 10 tryins 20 persuade the
6ssvesssy OF Agriculture 10 puoiish ,ne
nance Of oil she 6rms shs, aduit-rst~
uhiskey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

An advertising hills become due after hrst
eRpsnrasce IL advertisement. unless otherwise
seapsaasrd In eosfsa<t. Parties not known 10 n.
wtn BE- rrqeised 10 pay fcr advertising 10 Cd
sumee. Address. THE DAILY sCS.
GAKxKsvILLR. FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

The average Coagressmsn will coon
have lissls more patronage than . del.
ssats 90 Young Mans Christian AZ.
soeiation convention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

The Soart 81 Goa. -siones Of state
Ia.,i'utiun. hn s.tAorlz-d the 81.
pon'm-nt of srp,h~r assistant inspec.
tor ~ STATE convic'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

The ecansy school board has been
doing e1eell~ns work for the schools Of
Alaehpa county,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

fAs rvice~-week sun 10 an sigh,-psse. forty
aon@. paper, psbiished every Monday and
xAsrsasy. and cOusatns all the new, Of the
wssk. local. STATE and general, and will be
naiAsd. postage free. TO any part OF tire United
oRees or Canada. for $500 ysar-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-07

Reading noticxs in iooAi column 10 cvn,- a line
6ss era inssrtioa. and cents for each ADDITIONAL
anssssioa.
nsaes fes display advertising made known on
aOVaa0tion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Gentlemen jury. dog by him in pros
the cold wnty
hercely only he be his masters side He
hand that has food oer he will lick the
that with the roughness
the sleep of his master prince
other friends
uaton falls
journey through
outcast in the world fendess
asks higher privilege than that
against danger fight against his
of all
his body is laid ground
friends their there by his dog
be found his open alert
watchfuness, faithful and true to death"
After the reading
the following remarks Pero;
I'VE here to tribute a
ut be that the body keeping
Of Mother Earth did not contain a Who
"To those only a dog created TO be
the servant, com9anion and friend OF
I'VE need not be ashamed that surround his burial place.
because in life he acted we'll his
There deceit in repaid every kindness
with all his honest affection
Many mer have died; will could not
truthfuly be aserbed the virtues possessed by him.
Let US drink to his hope as we
believe that there will be life EARTH for this
faithful servant and friend there provided
tues."-George'g Weekly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Lost for Centuries to the World

According archaeoogists built ago,
woshipers of Buddha,
century complete
forgotten with shubbery that
before
during
the English Sir Stamford 1914
people living the vicinity much surprised the foreigners
tradition of its existence had This hardly
that temple
a mound, 500
height 100 The pyramdal
roOnes gallery either
with reefs descriptive of the
Buddha These carvings placed side by side would est
mated three miles the which they tell
ahaeoogists who visited the
pictures only portray the and develop
Indian teacher but they record Of the
the implements
he fauna that time
a stairway leading
there galleries
inches gallery
walls there 4S2 images of Buddha fesze
the lotus On the three circular there 70
behaped structures called dagaba each containing
Image Buddha Surmounng the temple dagaba
Atty diameter unfinished
Buddha similar those the galleries
the the of the
hard variety the bias reefs No
used for cemenng the columns pillars
DIova
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Hundreds of Other Temples Standing

Besides there hundreds temples
Within upon
which the temple stands there religious edhc
shrine of exquisite proportions restored 1904 and another
considerable Branbanan,
about miles Dokjakarta,
interesting than
headquarters of Hinduism the
finished products Of human labor
since forgot"
for another article my
people Dutch rule the
with the suggestion that should
the world whether undertaken pleasure
the earth bounty
beauned by the skill OF the husbandman
copyright 1860 w. J. BRYAN,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Senator Vests Eloquent Tribute to a Dead Do,
Statesman that is Cherished by Lovers Of the Lowry Cann

sUALLY a dog dies the deadanimal
The carted to place feed
Carrion birds and starving coyotes
This the fate however, OF Pero, EN-
Everybody who Stockton knew Pero
beauty
character rarely witnessed between
a dumb brute.
evening automobile
Bob made to give him
Windsor invited friends with
n nterring his faithful companion.
of
for client had been macously killed euogy
the his speech the
Stockton produced of the speech
and the beginning OF the following
s the speech:
Gentlemen OF the jury The friend has IN
world against him his enemy.
daughter that he with
Those those
happiness and good
faith The that has he
him. perhaps when he reputation
sacrificed iIconsidered people
fall with
be the first throw
its absolutely friend that
have in this selfish world him.
the one that unsateful eaeherOus
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
the TOurist Much that is Alluring and PrOftable

which familiar who visits Java Immediately
the island They
usually found tropical countries and
The pineapple perfection
about apiece The
variety those of California
Florida than 100 vare
deficiency. Scdmore, in her book
authority 1000 pounds banana
ninenine pounds
calculation
poductveness anything like the the
why the problem OF living
ts 30 smplhed countries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Java Earthquakes volcanoes Strange Fruits

a NGAPoRE Feb 1sOs(special Correspondence of The
Bee)We had not thought of visiting heard
much OF from returning tourists through
China and the Philippines
Singapore and devoted two weeks through
Steamers both Batavia (Which the
opois of the western of the nd chief
city of railroad
these two cities tour of the
TO fifteen days according
for time he proftaby this little
land attractive by Nature beautiful the
of There excellent
and the rates moderate
the orient.
The lover Of mountain satisfy
the The railroad the
and the trains only the daytime without
leaving the tropical growth from
to mountain top from and rice fields the low
land to the gardens coffee plantations of the higher a
tudes not to speak Of mountain forests
the contains these
nery area the eahs
While only about 600 miles length from sixty 100 miles
in width according Wallace thirtyeigh
of them still smoking all of them interesting relics of period
the whole island with molten
that all built
extinct vocanoesSaak and Gedeh-can
from Buitenzorg of Boedoer
volcanoes be when the air ceaa least Groneman
declares his description this temple although
visible the visited there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Memorable Eruption of Krakatau in 1888

tweny-hree years KraIatau which
the the Strait sunda off
startled world with seldom
smoking 1888
until the goth of following when explosions
Batavia eighty distant,
gigantic
The of life bythe ashes by
motion the eruption officially estimated
scientific societies. especially Holland
France,
of Great Britain estimated that the
height miles that cubic
forth from the the
place the than seventy
steamship the harborhead Chinese
the influence tropical
the
speed
Of
mighty which often demonstrated their
e the archipelago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Queer Fruits with Strange FlavOrs

fruit closely allied to grapefruit found here variety
which China and Japan The which first
Honolulu; the had the
Philippines;
fruit succeeded in
critics the
that it is delicious and all
repulsve 1t is roughkinned,
weighing fifteen resembles
appearance both the bread fruit and the nangka.
the fruits which tasted for the first time the
the rambutan rivals popularity The
deately favored, morse Of white
thick hull of deep 1t mes in the mouth
of mingled havo It's fame has spread abroad
standing of $40 to would
Victoria possession of mangoseen but 1t
will during
rambuan received much praise the
that it is superior for continuous
rambuan hairy and the given to this
fruit something like chestnut
socaled soft instead Of spikeke There
which smoother covering without
this appropriately called
kapoeassen The covering
present very appearance
a The half
doekoe. which
apricot sections like
peculiarly The lambda apple
white But enough has
stations natives usually
they of
hdcass railroad coaches always Uttered with rnds and
peeling Verify fruits his hearts content in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Worlds Most Wonderful Botanical Garden

study trees, plants
employ indefinitely the garden
Butenzorg nominal Netherlands
governor general city
miles Batavia, where altitude of
temperature eight below
The botanical garden the palace
century authorities collecting
of the fora of the tropics.
present superintendent garden, wigman,
line indebted him
oyabe the The through
gigantic
that entirely excludes officials
that have made this the attractive driveway
world goes they
Climbing every variety
many
climbing
alone festooned 800
and still reaching for Herr Wigman
truthful description
of it without endangering his reputation for veracty
vines length.
coing a
serpents speciality orchids
collection between 2000 5000
remarkable their curious others
decacy the kinds of
pitcher plants; trap tiny spnes
pointing
until the withers another browns its victim
third posons unlucky prisoners
the the blossoms growing
porous bulbs which houses
procy protecting plants
European
oriental countries theory
protection domice
lives the while cooniaism
TO the natvsa)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Visit to the Magnificent Temple Of BOrO BOedOer

of the interesting days that spent in
devoted trip to Boro Boedoe the Hindu temple
through this station with
breaking by line about twenty miles
further the
ferry the substantial bridge which spanned the river there
having when reached this point found
the swollen by that the natives not
willing risk their boats in the nood We returned to the
station and spent the night the hospabe home the
Dutch station MASTER the white in the Returning
the the morning found that the
sufficiently subsidized enable reached
Boedoe while the And what
Boedoer the the Buddhist priests the skill the Hindu
architect the patient of the
It labor expended its construction 1t
comparable with the pyramids artistic skill displayed
and execution It superior them
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Palm Trees in Endless Variety

the botanical garden, elsewhere in the island
found all varieties Of the palmhe royal than which there
ornamental PALM with
the PALM the palm, the oil PALM the betelnut PALM
which furnishes the Malay substitute for chewing
npa palm helpful in building; the fan etc,
Nature has been prodiga gifts to the
tropics and besides giving plant life in confusing abundance
generosity is shown number which
Reference to bamboo
articles Japan but the only
the palm WE'LL and from this
Though the bamboo usually
is lighter; employed)
food drink light liquor
a narcotic
lakes Buienzog garden TEEN with lotus
water lilies Of coors variety brought New
has blue flowers various
and America nat circular
with the edges turned like OF these
four feet diameter
them frying which the
The from which Egyptians their
here though Il in Egypt Here
lowering shrubs pods
exactly like aow candles that II called
would than give
description garden with It's
mighty banyan trees its waving bamboo
0dOous sandalwOOd and tangled garden
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
BALLOON ASCENSION POSTPONED.
Gas Pipes at Pittsfeld Not Ready for Count
de la Vaux by Saturday

Word was received from Pittsfeld by the
Aero Club yesterday that the gas pipes
would not be ready for the proposed ascension
by Count de la VaulX next Saturday. It will
probably not take place until the latter part of
next week The Mayor of PittsfieId has issued
a proclamation that, if any attempt is made TO
make a balloon ascension there on Sunday, he
viii stop it, even II he has 10 make arrests
Count de la Vaulx was the guest a reCep-
ton given by the Aero Club and the Automobile
Club at the home of the latter. in Fifth avenue.
last night He gave mis- lecture on automobiling
i'm France and his balloon trip across the
Mediterranean. He estimated he had spent two
months % his life i'm the air since he made his
first ascent. in 1898. He has taken up thousands
of persons, among them one thousand women.
and has never met accident
The count will give his lecture a. the Berkeley
I.yceum next Monday afternoon. under the pa
tronage Of Mrs e l. Bayles, Mrs Cortland F.
Bishop. Mrs Henry Clews Mrs. n. L. r. Edgar.
Mrs Ogden Mills Mrs. Victor Sorchan, Mrs
Orme Wilson and Mrs. Norman Whitehouse.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
AFTER LODGES SECRETARY.
District Attorney Obtains Summons in Cam
psign Fund Case

Boston. April 3.-At the request of District
Attorney Moran summOnses were issued to-day
in the case of the Commonwealth against John
Doe and others the title under which the case
nf Boheri O. Proctor. private secretary OF Sen
sfor ieury cabot Lodge. is being considered
Before lhe Legislative Committee on Counties
81 the state House yesterday The District Attor-
u', said 'hat he desired 10 investigate a charge
that M. Proctor had misappropriated 500 he
received from John 9. Bestgen, Of this city, for
ihe Republican campaign fund several years
ego.
The sumnlonses issued to-day were Tor The Of
feers OF the Republican STATE Committee:
Thomas Talbot chairman; William Flanders.
ietary; George II. Doty, assistant secretary:
Joseph X. Petersen. treasurer; Alfred :. Pink
elton chairman OF the executive committee;
Miluot X. Evans. chairman OF the finance com
ialttee. and Edward c. Mansfield, secretary Of
the executive committee. They directed To
s9pear before the grand jury next Thursday
afternoon with the books and accounts 4 The
Republican state Committee showing the rec
or0s u campaign contributions for 1904. A
FUnuons for Mr.. Besteen also WAS Issued
Dispatches from Washing;on today said that
-dg. Proctor denied the charges.