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New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November IgOB
SOEFEE-rhe coffee market made new low record
LOT the season to-day under liquidation and some
points higher IN keeping With the Steady foreign
December notices. which late In the dav we're esti
[edeq @ to represent about $4,000 bags IN spite
fces through the Street found many scattering
changing avoid them under which ths market went
ing at lac s Tbe Pics c OF e season with March sell
cline Of 69I5 points sales for the day reported
tees had all passed into strong before the close
thorough but the market little raiiyne power
iateresgs pubise ar eS rs Ws s TTFy ] important trade
ing here for European account which decline
European markets Havre closed net unohanEed Ham me
net unchange Ner = u 3TS 46 HgeE early but closed
was iS5S S ana me rate Of Brazilian exchange
about the same as recently and there was news Of
importance from Brazil The market for spot coffee
vas steady With quotations on the basis of 7Isc for
New Orleans Saturssys eii- 2 ssS Sf1S fDitaoFe ana
The former amount New York reported 1O29l2 bags.
santos were follows Rio cIearances I2S 900 bags
which "a S9o 1Iera }- 80 81 S1PIehts: tZ4oog p2gs OF
Europe ss9tos earn sse nea 6s states @ e9G oo for
the United States and 4Il0 TO Europe santos ship
United States and $4,000 for Europe clear
Bahia movement as follows Receipts 600 bags:
stock 1000 bags; clearances TO Germany. 1900 and
4s5o0o last week, 27s0oo year and $4,000 year
COTTON-Th6 cotton market moderately active
sdvancey Of az ,nfs IN ~lH me c1se az ~ net
on later positions Sales for the day estimated
100000 bales The market opened steady decline
points TO en- advance OF points which
due the cables and advanced reports very
conditions IN the Southern spot markets and covering CT
shorts On the bulges there good deal of realizing
by recent buyers. who feared break holiday
result Of profit taking and We're uncertain the
influence OF December but
cession there good and aggressive operations
for turn were checked by The reports OF very firm
ditios IN The South and the rumors OF IN the
December interest az New Orleans In the trading
January here sold 10 soc abb
y points higher. close , 4
Of the top. There very November
but that option firm on covering - belatad
shorts The feature the buIsh Southern spot
news. and reports from nearly all sections
oicate good demand, with very little actual offerings
According 10 the official a3vices Southern markets
were unchanged 10 = higher. The was little
settled IN the western belt weekend not
eroHgh 70 special aDurshens ion.
The Of contract prices local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
OTHER MARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH

chicago 26-CAT~TL4E,-F Fsr-ips IS 600
head market steady; others I1IIc lower; com
mon 10 prime steers S4aST 40 s. e4S4 ~; heirers
a0S bulls 81 +0a$4 80. calves S3S7 80. stockars
and feeders. 81 40qS4 90 HoGS-Fecelpts $1,000
Laqd market sc l0c lower choice u prime
baa, 81 eaTS6 -: medium good heavy. 81 OSTS6 Is:
Tutcber weights 15asd ~, good mixed Sde
4 ~ -stvklnz s. 11atS6 pigs, s. 5,g 81 SHEEP
prants about -. o00 head. market for steady:
100 i5c lower sheep - - - -, yearl!ngs. SAE
Sc: lambs, s. 26aSl 20 - ~
Cincinnati Nov 2,-Ho,le S9loc lower; butchers aud
tastv fair TO good shippers. 60GSa common $50
SHEEP stShuS' S~tTfV VV LAMBS atSaHNf So
81 so. ~. ~ ~, ,7~,r r. ,,...t,.- 40. -.
and t0drlSc lower IS 6ofSd %
SirSing 81 T5a$5 butchers ass Is: heifers.
"a rs. S3aS4 30 h'ls :. laS "a - srockers
and feeders 81 50dS4 % stock heiiers So 25aS3 IFesh
us and sprinsers. S2alS3 lower, Sls4<S4 NEALS
R,os,pts 800 head: slow and steady. IL 2oGSs HOGS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
THE hECKLEHDURG HOTEL
Ind GlHE PRESERVES

Located the Southern Railway. ninsty miiss
Rchnond thoroughly modern IN particular Rooms
single SUITE with and without privats baths steam
ughtsti IDEAL climate; location and
roUndnss superb URexcsed cuisine and ssrvcs Cana
preserves ac-ssaua1L deer, turkey and saAi
game in abundance f0x hunting Golf links. riding crtv
ing etc Hydrtatvio Department embraces the Bra AID
baths. The famous Meexl,reers k31aA
and Choria Calcium seryed free % SuestA Tour
from all POINTS
Send for booklet and Othsr literature
The MEckLEN8URG MINERAL SPRINGS CO..
CHASE CITY. VA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

and clipped white 80 to 20 10 39s943@c- RYE-Martei
state e4aeec delivered New York RARIEY-MarSet Marie
Sfqa e3 saf d tsqse 81 IS r d6 S
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Opening High. Low. Close. day.
Rsy RsSs"osF q: az si% si 81 Il: 81: 81: M az
Corn:
e: Rs:::=s', %: ::~ %: 81 & E. g.:
the 3ada5 TN arFs r T .e6 s6 sayanss a. Of % "a
& anG futures at fl9S Is Cd locally the market was
G 4WeT in London with spot quoted at fI91 IS 50 and
and prices averaged little higher with lake held at
ES6 s o ahange1 ~ sSe a s39 te
HS SS3 market ana at tl9 Is Sd in London sPELTER
SALLY sa Ilia IRON was lower in the Enssh meEket with
fonpdr eV Oh locally the mafKet vas vas hrnl; ~ MIN NO
d r g SoTtaeTn @ gq9ted at $2 M S ~ IN mar
ruled dgl all day and without important change IN
quoted as follows: January. February and March
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-For molasses the market
Mason %1S SLOW ana syrups We're quiet with general tone
StGga' nI S9mmon GO p "a q i6G fair l6q lSe; good . is
SIRJFs. common 14Ql5c; fair. l5al7c; good. lS9
OILs-Couonseed oil was barely steady fer SPOT No
yeHhe but steady for later positions on moderate specu
pathy with the strength Of crude Spot refined quoted
eenber at 372a37&c bbs January at 55lac
seed oil was Gnc5Hsed ana ] lg2 Dps r 4ay at o. tG 1 LIN
Iae12Ey demand at UNCHANGED Prices Quotations follow
4 4oc: Phnadepha INC and in bulk ! s5c: reanei
New York. bbs . Soc ana in bulk 30 P6iiade1phia
3bls 945c. and in bulk 635c; water white cases New
Prime crude mills 27d2Sc prime sumnier yellow
9y 81 94o39c do December 37e@3sc do Janu
tf8o%c: do May. 354 a85 ac: prime white and prime
raw Fs%' & do do out Of town 4oa41c Calcutta
hoFt tba weaker opening due lower
heavy sng hoveVer and p qplgPn WeT brought out out
tomorrow Kansas city receipts 1000; Omaha 3 500
$ 58s1s family SIS 5o8s19 short cleSr s7 5osiS
6aS BEEE tTT aTG 9goted Mess $3.50 family $I3 5oa$i4
5AsIs-Pirm Quoted so 50a$2t DREssED HOGS
40 R Gte Se ps safans ss' c s2 N Mz SIS 1870 p SIS:
nes 5os 4u!et uQed Smoking 12eo: 10 10 1q114c - ID
i3 No. eAf cIiv ha8s & steeg oany 2got:a q at
@sS 56;7o LARD qulet quoted: Middle Western. prime
9l4c Refined easy Quoted south America 10 SOC:
Qgoed at ss sz sEAR& M sag m 5 n6ed S9@no9nd eo rp m
/ qI5I221G; PI221i;; city lard stearipe 1o'tc
%i{h undeTtone firm under the influence of moderate
3c second heads 4G4ac; cho,s heads ~ a47sc fancy
Sc; Patna 5sG5s@c; Java, 47sg5lac, Rangoon. in
prices subject to rebate of 10 points
Eagle tablets SC; cut LOAF and crushed 556c: mould A.
oc cubes Eagle 5ro bags powdered and Eagle confec
powdered and fruit powdered 900 Eagle
hne srsnu9s d g 2c EAGLE 29 cartons fine gTanu
do 5-fb bags SC; do ION bags 95c DO . and 80 70
mond a. SOC; confectioners 400: No l. Soc Nos
45c No s 42o:: No 8 415c No 10 20 q 25e f' No 10 10
%oi No II $3.50 No 13 soc; Nos Il. Is Is s.s5c.
geady ar about unchanged prices with November and
velopmens special interest IN raw sugars with the
] market n2mnay STEADY and dgty paid prizes quoted
s-l6c. and nolasses sugar. So test. 1-16c.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
...c CURB QUOTATIONS.

,,-,,,,m E. Nichols & Co. No. IS Wall ST.
s.es by Hh,a Bid Asked
c-E
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

r.,sio.s as 500 head, fairly aud iO2i5e rvsrs
bea and mixed s6 S0GS6 s5; Workers. 50 sso s0i pss.
e., Az ss 5 sushs s. 4GSS co. 81 SOsso: dAiries
S6Gs6 ~ SHEEP and L-AMBS-Iteceipss. 1sSe bead.
sheep and steady; lambs slow a4t w
lambs SEF 81 yearlings. sSS5 % wetAsss 70 foSSo'
ey,ss sts.ss5 sheep. mixed. SSSsS 10
tya,sss Cfsv 2i-CATTI4Et- -Recalpts 1o0Oo heal
ipefiin g.0 head southern Beef steers. 5cioo owar
and feeders strung Cholce export
"a 5rst bsse steers IS 50Gs5 75; fair to good. SAC
"a 10 Western steers So 6 So % stoekers and feeders.
g sSss s5 native cows sses4 70 native heltsEs $50
6s e. 5SISS T5: calves. s. 5oGs6 IS. HOGS-Re-
esipts TCO0 head market ioc lower Top 81 i2s BY
% sales sfsd 10: heavy 81 $3.50 lSH; RseSeEs - 70
; eco heal NtrkeJ strong. Lambs. IS lSsST 20: ewes
- vssriirgs 81 SsS6 Western yearinss s. &GS5.
western shesp. 81 Isl IS 40: stoeks-s saa tssdS~
IS 50gS5.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
AUCTION Sales-Financ.at.
AUCTION Sales-F'indnc.at.
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS ANDBONDS
By ADRIAN Il. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18TH,
at 1890 o'clock the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
NOS II AND is yEsEY STREET.


BY ORDER OF THE 1NrERBoRoUGH RAPID
TRANSIT co
ss'ooo shs Manhattan Railway Co.
-. BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS
Asz Sns. tierman- American Fire Co.
20 shs German Alliance Fire Ins Co.
le9 shs Germania Fire Ins Co
$50 shs National Park Bank
$4,000 Kings County Gas & III. Co 1st IS. 1887.
BY ORDER OF PAUL FULLER. JR.. ESQ. TRUSTEE
IN BANKRUPTCY OF A M LAMAR
11o shs American Ice Co. common
eo BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
60 shs. Brooklyn Trust Co
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
20 shs shs Iaifs9 HaWgerf R,1 Tii9 @ Ins Trust Co
shs. Corn Exchange Bank
shs. Woodlawn Cemetery
100 shs Manhattan Beach Hotel & Land Co. Prd.
IVY sns International Time Recording common
loo shs- Hudson Companies pr go D. G. Pd J.
leo shs Central New England Ry. common (certt.
u shs. American Telegraph & Cable Co
1S9 shs shs fssa1s oIs E J National Bank
$4,000 Southern Railway 1st Consld Mtge. D. c
Reg. BIDS. 1894.
SilSSS9 T0iis5 H0fkins Ls valley s- R AZ Reg Has
80 shs american Coal Products.
IMo9 M shs american Type Founders Co common.
1oo shs, \ Y. 6 Jersey R R. 60. pr,
80 shs. American Telegraph & Gable Co
100 shs. Ft Wayne & jackson R. r. common
3 shs eidelty { Casualty Co.
Io0 shs Chicago Alton Rway common.
100 shS. Union Ferry
$4,000 Minneapolis. q St Louis R. r. Con. D. G.
$4,000 Republic iron 4 Steel ; p. c Bds. 1884.
70. she ,ss systsl65 STEM. p =, c Tss, BIDS al 9
g shs ssSI; Hooking VALLEY R R. CT. Of Dep.
so shs American Exchange National Bank
90 shs Continental Paper Bag Co. Pfd.
1 sh. Clinton Hall Association.
$4,000 Long Island r. r. North Shore Br) ist bs
200 shs. The W. H. Rowe & Son Co. p O. cum. Ptd
Ss5 shs; "; H. Rowe & Son. Incorp. common.
$1,000 John Matthews 25 year p. C. Bds., 1928.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
DiUidend Notices.
AMERICAN ICE SECURITIES co.

hNiLENlSft4N iSL w.
IS EXCHANGE PLACE. JERSEY CITY " j.
November 2. 1905
meeting OF the Directors OF AMERICAN
ICE SECURITIES COMPANY. held November 2, 1905.
a quarterly dividend OF 40 declared. payable
January . 1907 stockholders the close
o business December 18th.
The transfer books will closed 8 p. VI, Decem-
Der 18TH 1895. and remain closed until 10 4 NJ jan
uary ID. 1907. A. H GAUDELET. Secretary
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
Coupons due December l. 1906 from first mortgage ;
per bonds OF this company viii be paid and
after that date at the office the Mercantile Trust Com
" E II. DAVIS, Treasurer
OFFICE OFF,
FEDERAL MINING 6 SMELLING COMPANY.
81 Broadway. New York November 28th. 1908
following dividends OF this
to-day been declared payable December 18TH 70
the close business November
and three-duartsrs 0%s) per the
preferred stock half Gia) per cent the
common dividend OF three and half
cSD cent the common stock The transfer books
will M November 3oth. and reopened at
10 q. m, December 10th F. }. KILSSER, SecretaTy
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
Financial Meetin gs.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL.
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of Geo. A. Kessler 6
Co will be held the Office Of the company 20 Beaver
street Borough of Manhattan, in city OF York,
Tuesday December 11th 1906, at two o'clock
afternoon for the Of electing directors for the
and for the other
properly come before said meeting
EDWARD A STERN Secretary.
0ber
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

nov snow the increase had been expected owing 10
pad weather and the fact that farmers are not
Freely at current prices Late months shared the
seeIh IN other positions also influenced by an
uvance or Nd at Liverpool small primary receipts ana
larger eearances Worlds shipments about the same
as the previous week. and there increase Of 1O
elsh IN the visible supply while the quantity passage
decreased 100000 bush. No in the local market
was quoted at 54c elevator and 529to afoat No Z
white. 5ii2c, and yellow, 54c O b afoat OATS
The early market rather firm. but under late realizing
prices worked or the close only fraction
above Saturdays New York mixed oats % to 81 n
We're quoted soc; natural white 30 TO 80 10. 3904e
and clipped white SO 30 b. 39la G43ihc RTE-Marke
easy; No Western, G9%e i New York; Jersey and
State. 64d66c delivered York RARIET- Market
hrm feeding. 45c, mating 49d59c j Buffalo
BCCKWHEAT-M quiet: quoted 81 25 Ifr 100 ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
d. B. PLUMER, MANAGER.

71TH ST. IS EAST. THE ALAaANA-Essrsasfy
IL furnished apartment private easA IL 81 aaify,
including meals. two. sas weekly onA sia
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

Good 70 coi-egatiye steers 50 2oGS6
ordir4ry -
Medium etir native -
oxen and ttt -
Rul. I14q -
tio1j to choice TO
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-14

THIS Is the season or the year and
the period on the political calendar,
In which governors are made over
night There has been whole lot OF
nonsense written about the guberna-
torial succession In 1909. II has
been a form Of amusement, followed
by several people In the State, 70
bring out new candidate for COVER
nor every once In while. Most of
these candidates have no chance TO
get the office. save only in the fertile
brains and overweight imaginations
Of those who mention them, but, as
the dull summer season Is upon us,
and most OF us get tired of imbibing
soft drinks and looking at ball
games. which are about the only
forms OF amusement left to us in the
summer time, except fishing, which
only small part Of the population
has the time and inclination to in
dulge in; Mr.. Taylor. THE SUN car
toonist, has conceived the idea that
II might be as well to indulge the
speculative tastes and fancies Of the
people and will make series OF car
toons which he will call "Gubernato-
rial Timber Chips and Splinters."
Mr.. Taylor invites every male per-
son, who has attained the statutory
gubernatorial age. to send in his pic
ture and he promises him that. by
this act, he will make himself eligi-
HE for mention among those who
might be Governor. This, purely In
the spirit OF not DENYING the people
any amusement possible for them "a
obtain In the dog days that are upon
us.
The serious part Of Governor-mak.
ing will not begin until after the
next LEGISLATURE has lived and died
md II will he month or two afts,
We sad or pleasant demise. depend
w" npon whether the viewer IN.
boon turt or benefited by tn,
S"lons| that the real discussion o.
the gnhernatorial candidates will
hao'w IN earnest. Although the pro
"~'eto~s NJ this 'ournal NAV hav,
tNc'r fovor'te candidate for Governor
oven now. " is entirely too early !.
tho game IN irrevocahly commit thi
'Nurnal IA the advocacy of anv one
when the time comes this iourna
will surely advocate the man for gov
ernor who Is the most worthy of al
those Offering for that high ONCE.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-14

Mr.. Watson would not be a candidate
rather shook my conclusion, which
had previously formed, that he would
not be. Another paper, printed
down the East Coast, stated last
week that Mr.. Watson would be. I
still adhere to my opinion that Mr..
Watson will not be candidate for
Speaker. l made this statement over
a month ago and gave as reason
then, which now repeat, that Mr..
Watson, having gubernatorial aspira-
lions, will not risk a defeat for the
Speakership, which would nip his
aspirations in the bud. He will pre-
fer in my opinion, to make record
on the floor, which he Is capable of
doing by mental force and past ex-
perience.
see the Hon. George c. Matth-
eWs Of Ocala mentioned as a candi-
date for Speaker and by some accus-
ed of having administration suppo "s.
l don't know whether Mr.. Matthews
will have administration support or
not. l know, however, that he is not
one OF those who sit up nights trying
10 ma new way to misrepresent
the acts Of the present administra-
ton. He belongs to that larger
class of the people of this State who
are willing to give the administration
credit for the good things it does and
are not rushing headlong into a
criticism founded on misrepresenta 4
ton. With the Ocala and Starke
Matthews, Mr.. Carter of Gainesville
and Mr.. McWilliams of st. Johns In
the race for Speaker It is safe pre-
diction to make II no others come
out, that the next Speaker will be a
man fully equipped to discharge the
important duties of presiding officer
OF the Florida House Of Represents
tives. ! don't think that Mr.. McWE.
l'ams will be able to get votes enough
TO elect him. With the present en-.
tries the race Is between three. hui
the race is Just begun and the WHINE,
may not enter until late in the fall.
IL seems that the primary law I,
fated to be tempered with at the
coming session. Nearly all those
who have written on the subject AND
those who have spoken on Il have
found something the matter with #
DO not look for any material chang,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-14
a MILD GOOSE CHASE"
Shaking the Old Plum Tree

About two weeks ago THE SUN
printed a little size-up Of the men
who will compose the next LegislA-
ture, from the standpoint of admins
tration and anti-administration.
From information at hand at the
time that was written the prediction
was made that there would be 50
members Of the next House who
would be distinctly friendly to the
administration. am now a little
better informed so that I am able to
add two to this list and get out the
revised figures as 40 out of 60. I
said before and I say now that 1t IS
quite probable that this list of men,
bers favorable to the administration
will be increased as the members
elect study State questions and be-
come acquainted with the policies of
the present administration. Gov.
Broward learned the game of politics
long before he commenced to prac-
tice Statecraft. and It will be the
biggest kind OF a surprise II he should
have forgotten any OF the things he
learned about politics in the good old
days when anti-Greek met Straight
out Greek in Duval. I predict that
the Governor will see to Il that every
man who will occupy a seat in the
next Legislature will be informed
correctly, reliably and fully as to the
important State issues TO be decided
at the next session. These include,
In the order Of their prominence
and, ! think. in the order of their
importance, Drainage, State Insnr-
ance. Education, Immigration Blu
reau. Uniform Textbooks. Internal
improvements, and ! might add \
few others, but I won't because II I
were to start to make a list th,i
should include all the questions that
VIII he agitated at the next session
OF the Legislature I would not gel
ANYTHING else In the space allotted II
this discussion.
There seems to be difference Of
opnion among the editors of tht
state as TO whether or not Johr
Watson, formerly of Osceola but now
ot Dade. will be candidate 70,
Sneaker, I saw in tho Metropolis O,
Jacksonville a statement that M
would not be. Being mindful OF IN,
ruling propensity of this paper to ge
things wrong. It's announcement tina
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-14

in this law. The difference of Opil-
ion as to what the law should contain
were so very marked at the session
of 1901, when it was passed, that q
compromise between the warning
factions on important Legislative en-
actments was the ONLY THING
THAT SAVED 1T, and these diver
gences Of opinion will, in my mind,
prevent any material change, because
its friends will be unwilling to risk
the fate of the primary law in a free
fight engaged in by those whose
opinions are strong and whom II
will be difficult to reconcile.
To a person who keeps his eyes
open and who does not forget things
that happen an interesting spectacle
is presented IN che grooming of two
candidates for the governorshlp,.
Those papers That. confess to East
Coast Railway influence not long ago
were booming Grill for governor a
short time ago one of those papeis'
The Tropical Sun, OF West PAIN
Beach, launched boomlet for Jonl
Watson. This was taken up by some
other papers belonging to that class
and for while Watson stun seelneu
to have the right-of-way. But last
week the St. Augustine Recorus:
which is not free from suspicion .,
East Coast Railway influence, hau
some very nice things to say abon'
Grill for governor. 1t looks SOM,
wha tlike game Of "Catch ,em
a-gwine an a-comin'" that the baS.
Coast papers are playing, and some
boom Grill and others boom watson,
a sort of trying-out process lll,Ie
feeler sent out, as 1t were-to see
which one Of these two candida y
can raise the biggest wave OF emu W.,
siasm. Not willing to risk ,ue a,
chances on one candidate, the haS,
Coast people cast precautloh", :.
anchor to windward by holding on u
Grill while trying out Watson.
Away down yonder in Tanp1
where the corporation tnnuel,'
seems to be flourishing in all It's o,,
time glory known before the req
joyful days of corporation-bai Nv. w.
and trust busting, there Is pay
published which goes under !"
CONTINUED from Page Fourteen
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-10-11

All kinds of Seed Bean Seed at Gore &
SCOTS.
Its business proposition. Subscribe
for THR CHAMPION.
P. R. Read and family have moved
into the Dishong cottage on Hickory
street this week.
Mr. Van Sickle has given up the
laundry after one months lease. He
thinks of accepting a call to preach in
Charleston, S, c. and himself and wife
will shortly leave for Atlanta aud other
points including Savannah and Charles
ton. They leave today (Thursday) for
Winter Park.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-10-11

seriously injured to the record for
Torrey,
There is no use trying to keep
this sort of accidents quiet, for the
public are now so generally in
formed as to the danger Of railroad
travel in this section that only
those who are positively obliged
will take such chances as the pres
ent system of travel offers.
The cities of Barlow and TT.
Myers through their respective
Boards of Trade, are agitating the
matter of better railroad equipment
and every city or town on the A.
c. L. in this section should fall in
line to demand safety of merchan-
disc and life handled over this
road,
1t would look at first thought as
if the railroad company could not
afford these frequent wrecks from
a pecuniary stand point, as the
damage to their rolling stock and
engines must be tremendous, but
if it is true, as we are informed,
that the rolling stock used here is
so old and worn out as to have
been discarded elsewhere and only
put in South Florida to get the
last particle of use possible, then a
smash up is not loss really, but a
getting rid of trash that was a
burden.
What are you going to do about
it1 We frankly acknowledge that
we do not know, but it certainly is
time our people got together and
formulated \ some plan that will
better conditions before the heavy
shipments of fruit and tourists
begin.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-10-11
Beautiful Women.

Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow Of health and pure complexion,
make all women beautiful. Take a
small dose of Herbine after each meal;
it will prevent constipation and help
digest what you have eaten. Mrs. VIM.
NJ. Stroud, Midlothian Tex. writes,
Nay 81, 1901:
I'VE have used Herbine in our family
for eight years, and found it the best
medicine we ever used for constipation,
bilious fever and malaria. Sold by Ed
Greene.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-10-11
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subject to attack by several
fungous diseases, which may be of
occasional value in preventing its
under multiplication.
Hydrocyanic-acid gas treatment
requires considerable outlay, the
tree must be covered with a tent to
con6ne the gas and the tent left in
position from fifteen minutes to
one hour. Will furnish formula
for preparation or for kerosene and
rosin wash if wished,
The U. S. Agricultural Depart
ment publishes a pamphlet ON in
secticides that can be had by
writing for it.
c. S. BUSHNELL.