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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

LITCIIFIELD, Conn, Jan. 4.-Rob-
ert Lyman of T%orrington was drowned
in Bantam lake while walking across
the ice. and his body was swept under
the ice by the strong current. The
body has not been recovered, and it is
feared that it may not be found until
the ice breaks up in the spring. Ly-
man was one Of the best known base
ball players in the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-Two Boston no.
tells acceded to the view of District At
torney John r. Moran. who had held
their liquor licenses void on account
Of violations of the screen law" and
were granted new licenses by the
board Of police. but a third. the Hotel
Essex. resumed the sale of liquor after
having closed its bar for a week. AC-
ton will he taken against it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04
PIain6eJd LAWYER Honored.

ELIZABETH, Jan. 4:-In re-eIocT-
jng Craig A. Marsh president for the
bird time, Tuesday, the Union Coun-
ty Bar Association paid Plaintield's
leading lawyer an unusual tribute.
An unwritten law that a president
serve but two terms has been in force
in the association, but the members
unanimously insisted that Mr.. Marsh
remain in the chair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

COLON. Jan. 4~.-Poultney Bigclow.
writing from the isthmus of Panama,
declares the conditions there are dis
graceful and that Secretary Taft and
the canal commission are to blame.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-Frieuds Of An
gtIstus Il. Prentice. Il lawyer, We're
amazed to learn that he had been com-
mitted to the Bloomington asylum. 1t
is said that his malady is incurable.
Mr.. Prcntice'S condition was brought
on by the strain on his naturally merry
Gus system caused by the care Of the
S2O00.OO0 fortune left to him by his
father.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

NEW YORK. Jan. Airs. Mae L.
Ferguson has sued DR.. Topham of
Brooklyn for $4,000 damages, charg-
ing that his beauty treatment caused
Jumps on her face.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

NEWARK. \. j., Jan. 4.-The resig-
nations of James w. Alexander and
James Hazcn Hyde from the director
ate of the Fidelity Trust company and
the Union National bank of Newark
have been accepted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04
Dcpew's "Rantankerous Friend" Ill.

ALBANY. y. y, Jan. +.-William $.
Manning of this city, known through
the insurance investigation testimony
as Senator nepew's '~'rantankcrous
friend M the state has been taken to
a sanitarium. Mr.. Manning is more
than seventy years old. and the excite
mcnt caused by his connection with
the investigation preyed upon his mind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

The light-line, o~ne-slope, o~ne-posi-
ton system. Simplest and best. Com
plete course in twenty weeks. Taught
at 172 High street, Perth Amboy,
Monday, Wednesday, Friday even
ings, 7.30 to 900. Attend the open
ing evening, January Sth. All are
welcome. l46lz12-29-9t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04
Ready for Simmer.

All is now in order for the recep-
ton which the members of George B.
Mcclellan Engine Company, of State
street, will give in Washington Hall
tonight to the ladies who so kindly
helped them with the recent fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04
Big Damages Wanted.

NEW YORK. Jan. John II. Starin
was sued for $4,000 damages by a boy
bitten by a bear said to belong to the
Glen island m~enagerie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Wallace Brad
ey. an athlete performing Mt the Hip
'odrome. was drugged with hasheesh
n Broadway and robbed of $500 in
honey and diamonds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04
Rich RndSkin.

Oscar Hunt, one of the Carlisle foot.
ball team, is an Indian millionaire from
Oklahoma.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04
Weather Probabilities.
Fair; west winds.
The Only Thing.

u There is one thing in favor of tell
lfng your troubles to the other fellow
first. It might head his off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. e. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. Csc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-04

Leave Want" ADS. at branch Of
fees.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
ONE AUTO MAN SUES OTHERS
Fredrickson Files Action TO Recover
Commissions Claimed Under
Exclusive Agency.

IL. L. Fredrickson, through his attorney.
Lysle I. Abbot, brought an Injunction suit
Thursday morning before Judge Troup
against the Powell Bacon company and the
Cadillac Motor Car company, to enjoin the
Powell-Bacon company from receiving or
buying cars from the Cadillac company or
entering into contract with the Cadillac
company for an agency. Mr., Fredrickson
sets up in Inspection that he had the
agency for the company last year and that
under the contract the company was ex-
cluded from selling cars to anyone in this
territory. A car was sold TO q. A. Joslyn
by the company atlDetrcit, and MT Fred
fickson asked for his commission, which,
he says, amounted to several hundred dol
lars. In the meantime, Fredrickson says
the company had agreed 10 give him the
same territory for 1906 and wrote him as
it's agent until several days ago, when a
letter was received saying that unless Mr..
Fredrickson would release all claim for
commission on the car sold it would not
give him the agency for this year. Mr..
Fredri6kson claims II the Powell Bacon
company gets the agency for this year it
will receive the Beneht of all the expendi-
ture for advertising without a dollar ex-
psnse. and Mr.. Fredrickson will be left
without car to sell, as all agencies have
been closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
In Domestic Room.

Remnants OF Table Linen, bleached, un-
bleached and colOred, IA to S1a yards long
and 5s to u inches wide, goods worth up
to 81 80 per yard, in lots, at, NOlC
per yard CSC, SOC. &c and ......... - ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
women WIN Hold BaEar

Garaald Circle. No. H. Ladies OF the Grand
Army a. the Republic, Is arranging for a
assdpai and bazar 70 Be held d Red Nan 3
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
See Our New
Line of
CEsVenette
Rain Goats.
Wool Dress Goods

We have beou holding back all our Light
weight remnants of all wool and silk and
wool dress goods and will place on sale
tomorrow at $50 5000 yards of the finest
goods that sold at from Si00 TO $40 per
and Wool Crepes, at a yard. .... X Ac,
yard-Eoliennes. Voiles. silk - -
1000 yards of all kinds of Dress Goods
worth from 75c to $3.50 a yard, a.
at. per yard, 49c, sec, Csc and........ AOS
1000 yards of the very finest French Or
CANDIES White Mercerized Waistings,
Scotch Ginghams, Innings, Batistes and
in fact every kind of fine goods that sold
up to sec a yard will go on this 80
sale at, per yard, 19c 15c, 10c 49,. ~
Also Fancy lining i'm long remnants.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
pIAMoNDs-EdhoIm. 18Th and Harvey.
MORTALITY stati.tic..

The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board OF Health dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Thursday;
6irtas-Chrlsnan Slolssn, loO5 Hamilton,
seventh, boy; Ward Lewis Fourteenth ana
Boulevard, boy; Emanuel Romatke NSi
South Twenty-elghth, gfrl; T. +. Vaughan.
306 North Thirty-eighth. boy.
peaths-Michael or John quckian AOl
North Fifteenth, 60; Anna T.. Hamhright,
county hospital 6; Eliza Laha County
hospital GO; Charlie Wuderkahr, 29l8 Mer-
edith, "a AIRS. w. II. yanhOOt, 1906 Doug
pltal IS; Edward Jensen, sos North Twen-
iy-fOurth. /; Robert Briggs, IN Hickory
a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
Common Colds Are the Cause of Many
Serious Diseases.

A physician who has gained a national
reputation as analyst of the cause OF va
rious diseases. claims that II catching
GOLD be avoided long list of dangerous
ailments would never be heard Of Every
one knows that pneumonia and consump-
ton originate from cold. and chronic
eatarrh. chronic bronchitis. and all throat
and lung trouble are aggravated and rem
dered more serious by each fresh attack.
DO not risk your life or take chances
when you have a cold. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy win cure II before thes.
diseases develop. This remedy contains
no opium. morphine or other harmful
drugs and has thirty years Of reputation
back OF II, gained by its cures under
every condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
Money Saving Prices on Dried and Fresh
Fruits, Friday.

OMAHA's GREATEST FRESH FRUIT
DEPARTMENT PRICES.
We have just received another car OF
fancy Highland Navel Oranges. Every per-
son who has eaten the Highland Navel
Oranges knows there are none just as good.
Tomorrow we will commence on this car
and sell them 20 for 2be
FER dozen ''''''''''; s Wy
Fresh Roasted Virginia Peanuts, per ID. Ac
California Figs, per pkg. ................... 30
Grape Fruit, each. ................... &c
Fancy French Dates per lb.........,,.....l0e
New Brazil Cocoanuts, each. tc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
DEM
THE RELIABLE sToRE
Fridays Remnant Bargains.

Remnants OF Toweling. good lengths, all
linen and union crashes, worth az,
up to l5c yard, at, yd., SIC. 61ac a.. -
One lot of fancy Center Pieces and Scars
In hemstitched and drawn work. al sizes,
goods sold regularly from acc to N.2b. to
close In two lots CSn
at, piece 49c and ....s..,...,,.,..... 49,
one lot OF Ready Made Towels, In Huck
and Damask, all linen large sizes, both
plain and fringed, sold up to 1ttrl
Remnants of bleached Cambria. Ions mih
lengths goods worth 10c and Aln
l2hc yard, at, per yard. ..... ....
Remnants OF India Linon, in long min
lengths, regular 10c and i2ihC Hn
quality az, per yard .........,,,....,....
Remnants of English Long Cloth, in mill
lengths good, heavy quality, ZAC
regular loo grade, at, per yard..s..,A ~
Remnants of White walstings, in piques,
stripes, nainsook, etc, goods worth -
up to sc yard, at, per yard .............O ~
Unbleached Muslin from bolt, AIC
good quality at, per yard .....,.. O8S
Remnants OF Unbleached Sheeting 30. lO-t
and la extra heavy; good lengths, y tr
worth 25c and soc yard. at, per yd..
REMNANTS OF HAMILTON PERCALES.
long mill lengths, good patterns, FAC
regular 121sc values, at, per yard.
Remnants OF Madras, In both light and dark
colors, good patterns and lengths, ZlC
regular 12Iac and loo values, at. yd.. y
Remnants OF Dress Chambrays and Cling
hams, long mill lengths, worth loc TAc
Remnants of Hamilton Prints, long mill
lengths. good colors, worth Q3C
6lhC yard, at, per yard.....,......
Remnants Of Shifting Prints, In fancy light
stripes and colors good lengths, akC
Bundle Remnants Of Batlstes and Swisses,
both light and dark colors, worth sc
from bolt up TO l5c yard, at yd,...'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16

Choice California Prunes, per lb.......... sc
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, per d.. TIC
Choice California Peaches, per lb,....... 10c
Fancy California Crawford Peaches,
per ............s. lS72C
Three Crown Muscatel Raisins, per ID. 11Sc
Four Crown Muscatel Raisins, per h.. SIC
Choice English cleaned Currants, per ID. TIC
Fancy Grecian cleaned Currents, per lb.S15c
Fancy Ring Evap. Apples, per Ill.,. loo
Fancy Moor Park Aprcots. per Id. ..... 12lRc
Fancy Virginia BlackberTies per h.. .10c
Fancy California Seedless Raislns, per Id. 10c
Fancy California Silver Prunes, per ID. .10c
Fancy California Seeded Raisins, per
package .s............"... .t......,....,,,' Tee
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16

Ladies's Corsets and Girdles, with or with.
out hose supporters attached. all sizes,
worth double, Fridays price, DC
at 49c and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OS
Ladies' Fancy Hose, many OF them fine
Idsle, worth regularly up to I0r
25c, at, per pair, 121kc and..,,..,.... wv
CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE, good, heavy
quality, worth up TO 19c, e.
at. per pair, 1Oc and. .,..,...............O ~
Children's. Vests and Pants, fleece lined,
worth double, Fridays price, t0c
per garment, 15c and. ...,......,,.,....A W.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
Fridays Furnishing Bargains.

MEMS HOSE, in black, tans and fancies
worth 15c to 25c, at, per pair ClC
121kc, 1Oc and. .........................A ~
MEMS ROCKFORD HOSE very heavy
quality, worth 121ac pair, SC
MEMS UNDERWEAR, heavy fleece lined,
all sizes, great snap, OOr
at, per garment. .......s.......-...-..~ -
LADIES VESTS AND PANTS. heavy
fleece lined. all sizes, In black or DC
cream, SOC values, at, gaTment...., gov
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
Flannel Dept.

Remnants OF soc and 4Oc all wool O0c
Eiderdown, at, per yard. .............
Remnants Of 1Oc and SIC Outing Flannels
and F.. F,lo IIsd 3tc
Remnants of Silk Embroidered ana PLAIN
white wool Flannels, less than mill price,
remnants of loo 12AC
ana .s..'....'. 800. - D. -. = =
Best made light and dark outing nc
Flanuels, at, per yard ....,'.'''''.,'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
rremendoua rover

over constipation. oihousness, etc. Is
shown In the marvellous cures made by
Dlectric Bitters. Coo. Guaranteed. For
sale BY sherman 4 Mcconnell Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
TotaIs ..........sl .72O.l5 aL76l66 sA502.07

Totals January and
February ........ 1885 S,22514 4,l29. 46
Total charity from county store
January and February, 1906. ....... "a 129. &c
Saving over 1905, same months... 4O95. IS
Saving over 1904 same months. -. ASS. 70
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
39c Silks! Silks! 39c

on bargain square in Domestic room, the
greatest sale OF fine silks in remnants and
suit patterns in novelties and plain silks
ever placed on sale. This line consists OF
27-in. blacks, H-in. colors, 20-iu. plaids,
checks and changeable chiffon taffets,
H-in. tussah, 20-in. stripes, 20-in, beautiful
novelty patterns; the entire lot Of 1000
yards Friday at, QIlc
At Main silk Department, for Friday, 2-in.
Novelties, 27-in. Rustling Taffeta in coloTs
and black 27-in. black Peau de Soie 27-in.
figured habutai and 27-in. plain Jap Wash
Silks. THIS LINE OF SILKS WORTH
UP TO $1O0, at, EOC
pei NdIu s. q.
SPECIAL HOUR SALES.
From to lO-S1.O0 36-in. Black ZEc
Taffeta, at .......................... "
Fran TsI5a - TO Al t2-a.oo a'-in Black 60C
Fran Tsft. ! to s a-si'SO se-in' Black Csc
From to $3.50 36-in. "a
Peau de Sole at....,.....,.......... AsEO
Is pieces OF natural Jap Wash Silks, H-in.
wide, 3Oc quality, at Zoe
per galO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.sssss-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
COUNTY STORE SAVES MONEY
Costs About -Four Thousand Less Than
Last Year.
SAVING MADE JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
Ire SAYS County Commission Com
mIttee Does Not Claim Credit,
as Mid winter Made
Demands Light.

The cost or operating the county store
for the months of January and February
shows a reduction Of from $500 to $1,000
under the cost Of running the store during
the corresponding months in 1904 and 1895.
The tables given below compiled in the
office Of the county auditor show in detail
where this saving has been effected.
Commissioner IRE. chairman Of the COM
mittee on charity, has the following to
say Of the large reduction Shown;
"The committee does not want the public
to understand that it takes to itself particu-
lar credit for this good showing This
winter has been comparatively mild with
a good deal Of work going on, hence there
has not been such a strenuous demand for
assistance. The county agent, too, has ex-
ercised wise discrimination and has gone to
considerable pains to make Investigations.
He has kept list Of all needy people and
wherever they were found deserving they
have been helped. The committee has
backed him up in his work and has in
sisted that a definite system be followed I'm
dispensing the county money and goods.
We know from week TO week and from
month to month just what our expenditure
is and we have the additional satisfac-
ton Of knowing that only those who really
need and deserve public aid have received
t. This matter of systematizing the charity
expenditures was well begun last year and
we believe the showing presented indicates
that we are getting this item of public
charity down where It belongs without
any worthy person suffering a refusal"
summary of Expenses.
NE,..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-16
NIarriaRe Licensea,

The following marriage licenses have
been issued:
Mama ana Residence A.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
Statesmen Guests
At Oriental Dinner

Secretaries Root and Bonaparte. Jus
tlce Brewer, and Senator Bacon were
guests at an Informal dinner at the
chinese legation last night given in
honor or the two Chinese commission
ers, Tai Hung Chi and Tuan Fang.
During the dinner Commissioner Tai
Hung Chi took occasion 10 pay a glow
ing tribute To America and it's peoDle
HIS colleague, Mr.. Fang, also reminded
his American friends that he had long
held the people of this country in high
respect.
The two Cabinet members. as we'll a
MT Bacon and Justice Brewer. made
lmpromptu remarks during the evening.
This was the first real social func-
ton the Celestial commissioners have
taken part in since their arrival at
Washington, and though they had
spent very strenuous day in sight
seeing them did not appear at all wear
led In fact, they impressed those who
met them last night as being enthu-
siasttc in deToting their stay here to a
thorough study Of American conditions
and affairs
After the dinner the party held an
informal reception in the drawine-room
of the legation for nearly an hour.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
MANILA SECURITIES
OFFERED TO PUBLIC

Following the recent bids for grants
for the construction of steam railroads
in the Philippines comes an offering OF
bonds OF the Manila Electric Railway by
William Salomon & Co. OF New York.
and ", B. Hibbs & Co, OF this city
Salomon AZ Co. are the bankers to whom.
with Cornelius Vanderbilt and other as
sociates. the Philippine Commission on
Thursday of this week awarded the
grant for the building OF 2S5 miles Of
steam railroad in the Islands of Panay.
Nesros, ard Cebu.
When the Philippines passed to Ameri-
can control one Of the most serious prob
lens OF municipal administration was the
inadequate means of transportation
about the city. Manila, although about
the same size as New Orleans or Wash
ington, ID. c, and with population Of
about 100000. had horse car line only
thirteen miles long operating half a
dozen diminutive cars. seating eight 10
twelve persons each, and this in a city
covering an area of twenty square miles
and having over 100 miles OF streets.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
DROP IN READING
OF FIF TEEN POINTS
Big Change Compared to
Prices Quoted Other Day.
LARGE SALES OF COPPER
st. Paul and Union Pacific Showed
Steady on the Board at
Neon Call.
LARGE SALES OF COPPER

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Although only
about 25.OOO shares of Reading were
traded in during the first hour that
stock was the most prominent feature
of the market. declining to 1874 against
1924 al the opening
The decline today in itself was not
so prominent as the fact that the price
is now down Il points from the higher
record of a few DAYS ago. This drop in
by sympathetic liquidation in several
other issues. including Copper. which
was sold in fairly large amounts.
ST. Paul was steadily bought by the
same houses that have been accumu-
1atinE stocks for. a long period Union
Pacific was traded in around 15l. but
Southern Pacinc eased of on sales TO
a great extent similar to those in Read
ing. Metropolitan issues were strong.
London bought about 1000O of various
stocks Government bonds were un-
lower.
The stock market showed great but
irregular strength at the opening. Amer
lean Locomotive was up 10: Colorado
Fuel. l1z; Brooklyn Rapid Transit
11a; Car and Foundry. ]; Anal
gamated. =. Ontario and West
ern and L. 5. Steel. preferred a.
Union Pacific failed 10 gain. Reading
was up only nominally and Steel COM
mon, scarcely changed.
During the last fifteen minutes Read
Ing lost 5A4 or 5s4 from top prices. The
market turned weak and the closing
tone was feverish.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
CHICAGO CRAZE MARKET.
DUN AND BRADSTREET
REPORT TRADE GOOD

Dun's Review for the past week SAYS
the mild weather IS causing an ac.umu-
lation of heavy wearing apparel and
.ubber mills TO run short time.
Railroad earnings show an increase
OF IS per cent over last year. Foreign
commerce in New York exhibits a gain
of Sl,4l1,109 IN exports over the same
period last year. Money was slightly
easier and bank exchanges in New
York We're 46.4 per cent heavier than
last year. In other cities the gain
averaged 1S.S per cent.
Bradstreet's reports the demand for
iron and steel IS greatly augmented Dy
the cold weather and coal and coke
easier FOR the same reason. Building
operations aaVe gone on in many cities
without cessation Cotton ginned to
January 16 exceeded expectations Ger
cal markets lacked snap. Tobacco sales
We're large. Steel rails are IN active
request and wire DrcGusts ave exceed
n Sls active. PtS :rAI markets a!e not
50 Inn.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
TARHEELS ASK PRESIDENT
TO WITHDRAW FRAZIER

In North Carolina. the Republican ma
chine is trying hard to have the Presi-
dent withdraw the nomination of Cvrus
a. Frazier, recently nominated to he
postmaster of Greensboro He was the
nominee of Representative BLACKBURN
who has stirred up the enemity of the
entire State organization.
Ex-senator Butler, State Chair,,sa, >,
Rollins. and a nun Der of the ieaiinr
Republicans OF the State called 1sno5
to show him sufficient reason for VIII
drawing Frazier's name They bave
also seen the Postmaster General h,,t
from all that can be gathered their 81
forts have proved futile
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
Cotton's Healthy Tone
On Large Selling Orders

NEW YORK. Jan. IA lot of over
night selling orders, in response 10
margin calls. supplied an active demand
that developed at the opening Of the
cotton market this morning. as an out
come of better cableN man expected.
First prices were 5 TO points higher.
but soon after the cah the list reacted
10 within a couple points of last nights
close, where fresh buying orders were
encountered from brokers representing
mills in Carolina, and from interests on
the continent. causing a second upturn
of about points
Opening C1OteS-January, 20 asked:
February, 4l.20 asked; March. l2SG30;
May, II. .40QA; June, 11.40 bid; July, II. A
as
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
STOCKHOLDERS LOCK
HORNS ON DIVIDENDS

CHICAGO. Jan 23.-MOney is needed
Tor extensive expansion plans by the
management OF The American Can Com
paHg, and, as a consequence, q con-
siderable aud Influential element among
The stockholders is in IA vor OF main
aiming the preferred dividend rate as
u Is. instead OF raising II, as proposed
~ some of the directors. The fortheou-
ng annual report of the corporation is
expected TO show earnings for the fiscal
year ended December 81 last equal to
ib0ut 8 per cent on the S4l .000 600 pre-
erred stock. The year previous. 7s
per cent was shown.
The night seems to he between the
-hlcdSO stockholders, WHO in the main
10 not believe in INCREASING the divi-
lend rate. and some of the large stock
holders in New York, who assert that
he corporation is making enough money
q JUSTIFY paying ore than the present
ate. II is articipate ted that at least
se00O00 will be spent IL Improvements
his year.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
WANTS MORE COTTON
WAREHOUSES; BUILT

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. 27.-President r.
T. Miner of the Texas Cotton Asso~
citation has Issued an address in which
he urges that cotton warehouses be
constructed and says:
The necessity of providing ware
houses for storing cotton has past the
debatable stage II is est IN tied that
Texas sustained a loss of 100 COO bales
last year by exposure il Gotten yanIs
The loss al 10 cents p5r pound wsuld
De- S2,5UU.000, an amount sufficient TO
build 800 warehouses at cost of S., O01
each.
cotton stored in sutabIs warehouses
Is the best collateral in tht world Each
bale Will represent certificate negoti-
able at the banks. Insurance and the
sost of handling the staple will be re-
1uced 10 the very lowest possible fig
ures. and the enormous waste and dam
sge so prevalent VIII cease. So i'm
Dortant a matter should receive the inn
mediate action of the farmers and busi-
hess men throughout the South