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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
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| bic and Csmpany.
New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Resuits OF
the weeks operations and develop
ments have been favorable to longs to
cotton closing at s:is a 90 today. last
Saturday 9.67 fat. middiing SIS COM
pared with lis one week ago.
The PRINCIPAL feature was the pub
fishing OF the bureau report on the
condition of the crop August sbth.
and as the general average was lower
than generally expected TT3 against
1919 ON July 25th. 72.t last year and
su u the esger sros % a isoa
versus 2s.sse.909 this year, hopes for
a repetition OF the yield Of 1904
were dissipated for the time befne 1t
rive at crop In excess of 12.7o0.ooo
bales, based upon the amount of lane
reported devoted to raising of cotton
this year and the use aes Of MT, Hests. $
11.161.00o bales against census ein-
nings for the season of 10. 726. 600 bales.
There was food for thought and room
for reflection and meditation in the
Indicated possibilities of this yoar's
growth when measured by the pros
poets for the seasons consumption:
which. last year reached NE total OF
output of the mills to have been Inn
tied by the scarcitv OF labor. particu-
lsrlv in Southern States.
suOTtE IRE III d pstG WHY sHiS year.
they have the prospect of a full crop
yst unable to make use Of 1t to ad-
vantage. owing to 1t requiring a bum
per yield this year to make any de-
cided impression on values. and they
are constantly haunted by the possi-
Utilities of unforeseen probable weather
developments working against their
ideas such rs an early winter by the
possibility of the appearance of frost
Mt about the time the next bureau re-
port will be issued. about October
10th, and it is not at all unlikely mat
the condition of the crop on Septenf-
Der IL will be reported as nearly as
low as last years 71.2. Under the
circumstances Europe will not be over
anxious about rallyfng the market any
more than will the natives. as stocks
in the United States and In other parts
of the world are down to very small
proportions. the worlds visible OF
American standing at 919.08e versus
/ $4,000 last wear. Of which there IS
In America 375. 900 bales versus 636.-
600 a year ago. in Europe. Including
afioat only k44.e0N versus 1,f77.06a
last year. Considering the moderate
to market and the small
supply to draw from. sptnHers' takfngs
since September 1st. are relatively of
larger proportions than a year ago,
81 8. 900 bales versus $4,000 for the
same period in 1905. Yours truly.
c. G. Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS

corrected Dany.)
These prices are at wholesale and not to
Starch-Corn 6@lOc; standard goods,
pearl 4Ac; gloss lump 4Ae: nickel pack
ages IS.
Rice-Extra fancy 6hc; head A@5c;
sait-Liverpooi 81: virginia SOC
Vinegar-Per gallon 14922c.
Coffee-Green. common Ioh q lie; prime
IN G1lhc; choice is0lsAo; fancy lac
' SOFA f ss 2$ on.s,
sardines--American mustard $50; "
orits-per Dbl s.. IS; per sack si.7O.
Meal-65c; pearl zoe; peerless TIVE
Lard-Leaf i0hc; compoudn 7%e; basis
Hams-pove lee; others IAN olss.
Flour-Basis of barrels; High patent
81. 10; fancy patent $3.50; half patent
O. ain and Hay-Bran sl.1o: shorts 81. rs
ed 4se ;' White ise: white Clipped 4se: tim
othy $500; johnson grass. 6be: rust proof
oats SEC; Burt seed oats zoe; winter turf
Cotton Seed Meai-2s. 90.
Wool-clean ACE; bury wool aaNs'
washed wool 35c.
Beeswax-24A Q25hc.
Grapes---4 ID. baskets 2o@aahei Q IT,
Fruit ana Produee-Petatoes soe bu ;
onions 81 rs bH.: Western green heed cab
bage, Dbl. crates 81. so apples: b.
Dbl apple and white wine vinegar lbe gal. ;
fancy fun cream cheese. daisies lee; fan
cy H. r. peanuts &c h.; lemons, choice
SIS so, fancy $3.50 box; Denia onions p"r
Hides-Dry rlnts lsRc; dry sailed 1The:
green salted enc
Chickens-Hens sO@S6c; fryers 70 @S0c;
broilers 1b@2Qc.
Molasses-Georgla Can barrel $50 per
gallon: cases. gallons 50. 90 per case; maple
syrup, Log Cabin. gallons S14; u Ngaiions
81 so; quarts s4-25 per dos
Sugar-Gyanulated 5Aei F. Z. c. bhe.
Country buttsr-1bc.
Eggs-20c. .,-
sssd-Rya. 81 per bu. wheat - .o5i barley
81: crimson clover 12e; alfalfa t4@zOe per
ID; onion sets. white skin 81; pearl s2i
blue grass Is q 1Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Sept. 15--Wet weather In
the Northwest and the forecast S,s q d lsrss
for the firm wheat market here today
At the close of December. wheat was
1-8@1-4 higher. Corn was down i-s@
Ia. Oats were unchanged to shade
lower Provisions were unchanged to
The wheat market opened firm. de-
Cause of the wet weather in the North
west, which is expected to interiors
with the movement Of the crop. and az
ditionaf reports OF disappointnlng r rssa H.
day prices declined slightly because OF
realizing sales. but later becMme firm
on the statement Of an English stats,
amount to about 100000 with this
country supplying about one half of the
total exports. The clearances OF wheat
ana apr steaay to som aa Extent M
narrow range and the close was Arm.
December wheat oleened unchanged 70
sold SiI Between e Is ii-sGi-4@s-s, and clos.
ed at rs 3-S@1-2. Clearances OF wheat
and -four were equal 70 fEioe 1us sRc
bushels against $4,000 one year ago.
Minneapolis. Duluth aLd Chicago re-
ported receipts of TAI cars against 525
cars last week and S32 csTs one year
the corn market was steatNyiall day,
largely IN sympathy with other grain.
The shipping demand was .xcellent,
primary shipments being 650,o0Q above
the primary receipts. Bears AVfd IN
the latter part of the market on a. Tore
cast of large receipts for Monday De-
cember corn opened unchanged no q
shade lower at AZ So to. AZ 1-2@S-S,
sold between 40 3-S and a. "a and elt,s-
ed steady at AZ 3-s@1-2. Local receipts
were ass cars with 220 contract bradel
The oats market. which has been
active all this week, was dull today.
The range of prices was very narrow.
The close differed slightly from the nm
al quotations of yesterday. The cash
market was firm. December oats OPEN
ed unchanged to a shade lower at 32
1-2 to 80 1-2@5-S. sold between 80 1-2
and 80 $685. and closed steady at
SO Ia Local receipts were 1913 cars.
The provision market ruled a shade
easier than yesterday, but the changes
wer not important The market for live
hogs was steady. eMat shipments for
the week were about twenty-five percent
less than those fer the corresponding
week last year: January pork closed
SC lower at 1890. Lard was unchang-
ed at s7.75. Ribs were down Q 1-2c at
800.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
IS cars: corn TAT cars: oats 3e5 cars;
hogs $1,000 head,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
F,naucier's Review.

New York. Sept. l5.-Ihe f4'Aaiieiei
asst weeks statement of the
New York associated banks rsallzea q
The cancellations that were entelNalned
az a restoration in the surplus resefVe
but il was disappointing In that IL aug
not fully reflect in the increase IN casl
which was confidently looked TOT as
the result of the advances Hdqe ny me
Treasury to gold importing pahSs IN
order to facilitate importat1ons 81 me
metal or the increase In easn f mn
was due to the arrivals OF golo from
TuTone during the week. The state
ment showed a gain of st,9Sz,!oo cash
whereas the most conservative esti-
mates that were based on the trace
able movements of money indicated an
Increase of not les than *lO,OoNUOO;
The discrepancy between the estlnated
and the officially reported gam cannon
be Satisfactorily explained. 1t is note
worthy. however, that the increase in
cash very closely corresponds with the
augmentation in public deposits which
was S7,344,100, probably showing that
the weeks advances by the treasury
to assist gold imports Were largely
counted as public funds; this may in
dictate one reason for the above NOTED
discrepancy. assuming that the balance
of the money advanced by the Treasury
was treated otherwise than as de-
post
General deposits last week were re-
duced SS,726,500 which amount is great
err by one and one-third millions than
the sum of decrease in loans less the
gain in cash. therefore the statement
did not prove, The required severse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.



Ga lveston-Steady. 5-16c: net receipts
12.2I.0: gross receipts 1880; sales $50:
stock 1882: shipments to continent $500.
New Orleans-Steady. 5-l6c; net re-
ceipta asst; gross receipts asst; sales
1850, stock 26.172: shipments to Great
Britain $50; to continent Sis; eoastwtss
37L
Mcbil STEADY. 9Ac; net receipts g4s;
gross RI ceipts' 94s; sales $50; stock 10, SIS;
shipmen Is coastwise $50.
Savart 1ah--Quiet. 1-16ei net receipts
5,649; ross receipts 5,649i sales 4.26t.
stock 4d .240; shipments coastwise 1923
Charles ton-Firm. &C. net receipts 1902;
gross rec eipts 1892; stock 5.369.
wiImins gton-Steady, Lice; net re-
cefpts 1lI71; gross receipts 1.071; stock
Norfolk STEADY. $50; net receipts PSI;
gross rece ipts 2S1; sales 81; stock 1853
shfunents coastwise $50
Haitimor Nominal, 9hc; stock 1913.
New YoE k-Yuiet. 9Se gross receipts L.
s25: stock 1896; shipments to Great Brit
Boston quiet. $50; gross receipts s9s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Henry Cnews, Jr.

Henry Clews.l Jr., son of the head OF
the banking house, and prominent So
cially in both New York and Newport.
is not following in the footsteps of his
millionaire father. but is living in
Paris. carving out reputation for
just reached New York of the COM
pletion of a drama In blank verse by
Mr. Ciews in collaboration with Fern
and Bernard, the French dramatist
The title OF the play is La Pauverte
des Riches" (the poverty of the rich).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Am Ameer OF Talent.

Habibulla Khan, the ameer of hfg-
hanistan, has considerable architectu-
raj skill. and is said to design his own
palaces. Stone and marble enter large
ly into their construction, and they
contain many beautiful things special
Iy manufactured In Europe for the
Afghan court, including electric lights,
pianos and the photograph. The
ameer's gardens are on gorgeous
scale. and when he entertains at night
the display of fireworks in his grounds
Is extraordinarily Brilliant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

New York, Sept 15.-FIour receipts 49,
300: exports 20. goo; steady, but quiet.
Cotton seed OIL steady: prime crude GLb.
mills 26a26hc; do. yellow Ss@3sKc.
Petroleum steady
Molasses steady; New Orleans open ket-
tie good to choice 3o69sc.
Coffee, spot Rio quiet: No invoice
sac: mild steady; Cordova 9q12hc.
Sugar, firm; fair refining az 93&c;
centrifugal 96-test 4bc: molasses sugar
Si45; No s 81. 40. No. 9 s4.a5; No< 10
95s No IL as; No. II 81. Is: No 10
81 10: No Il So. 05: Confectioners A - so:
mould A IS. 35 cut loaf $40; crushed
81 TO-; powdered $40; graduated $500;
cubes s.. Is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Sept. I5.-Spot Gotten clos
% quiet and steady with quotations I'M
changed; middling 5-l6c; sales were $50
bales on the spot and 1.2o0 to arrive.
Futures opened steady five to eight
points lower on poor Liverpool cables.
Crop news was generally favorable, how
brief Saturday session. On the whole, the
market was narrow and trading listless.
The closing was steady three to five pofnfs
under yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Interior Movement.
Houstop-Steady, 5-16c; net receipts
1880: gross receipts 1880; shipments
1908; sales 100; stock 30.4s7.
Augusta-Steady 8 5-16c; net receipts e.
AL. gross receipts 2,22l: shipments 1908;
sales 1850: stock 16,742.
Memphis-ouiet, 1-fsc; net receipts
So; gross receipts So. shipments 49, sales
1926. stock 6,006.
st. Louis--Quiet csc: net receipts II;
gross receipts $50; shipments l.141; stock
11.551.
Cfncinnati-Net receipts 76; gross re-
csfpts 49, shipments rs; stock s,132.
Loaisvtile-Ffrm. 10hc.
Total today--Net receipts 1857; gross
receipts 1899; shipments 1885; sales
ATS. stock 72,s9S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

with prices more or less nominal around
S39 SIS bid to $40. 90 asked
Copper was firm with Lake quoted at $40
@S19 rs; eleetrolytic SIS. S7h q $40. IAN:
and casting SIS 62h a SIS. S7h.
Lead was firm at $5.75Q$6. 90 and spell
ter at Sc Is q Sc. 25.
Iron was reported in fair demand at
recent prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

New York Sun.
Knicker-ExpFess wagons full OF
trunks show that people are coming
home.
Bocker-so Go the ones4thAt are LEFT
behind
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 15.-Flour dull.
Wheat steady 72Q73c.
Corn dull 49Ac.
Oats steady 33lzc.
Provisions steady; lard firm $3.50.
Whiskey firm $1.29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

New York, Sept l5.-The market Tor
coffee futures opened steady at an ad-
vance of 5@10 points on higher European
cables in spite of further rains in Brazil
There were private cables saying that the
Brazilian deputies had voted for law fix
ing the rate of exchange which was con-
strued into a bullish point with reference
to valorization and the market ruled gene
rally firm with the close steady at q net
advance of 10@15 points. Sales were re-
hau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Wilmington, N. C. Sept. 1s.-rsspirits tur-
Rosin nothing doing; receipts 1877.
Tar firm 50 90; receipts -. "a
Crude turpentine firm: hard $2.so dip
and virgin 81 40; receipts 1ol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Total Movement.

Total Movement.
Total today.at all ports. net 24,413;
shipments TO Great Britain 206; to conti-
nent 5,215;.to Japan 400: stock 261,752.
Consolidated as all ports net "a,
shipments to Great Britain 206; to contE
nent 5,2i5: to Japan 20o
Total since Sept. l. at all ports. net 1884,
529s shipments to Great Britain 4s.775; to
France 1896; to continent 1864: to japan
fS1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

New Orleans Sept lb.-susaT 5teauy
open kettle centrifugal sos 7-1Sc; eentrif-
ugal yellow az Q4$c; seconds 2% al C.
Molasses firm. Syrup 26q SOC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET oPExEp STEADY AT sLgGH1
DECLINE.
and the Market Rallied--Fluctua-
lions Narrow and
Irregular.

New York, Sept. i5--The cotton market
opened steady at q decline OF 49s points
In response to lower cables. good weather
and continued reports Of free Southern of
ferfngs. At the decline yesterdays sellers
covered for turn and the market rallied
to within three four points of last
NIGHTS finals, during the middle OF the
morning. Trading became quiet on thu
recovery and later fluctuations were nav
row and irregular.
Receipts OF cotton Mt tine ports today "a
<fs bales, against Ia 2e6 last week and
-. $40 last year. For the week testimat-
ed 100000 bales against 1911 last week
and 240,47S last year.
Todays receipts at New Orleans 1854
baies,~ against 996 last year and at Hous--
ton 1920 bales. against f1,ss4 bales last
year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

New York. Sept. 15.-The trade for the
Aay in the dry goods market was very
steady The buying for November deliv-
ery As showing an increase, The scarcity
IN bleae sheeting for immediate delivery
is thegreatest known in many years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

st. Louis. Sept. l5.-Flour steady.
Whiskey steady 81 80
Pork lower; jobbing SIS AS.
Lard higher: prime steam IS 60
Dry salt meats higher; boxed extra
shorts Ss.sTh; clear ribs 90; short
Bacon higher; boxed extra shorts
$40 I2N; clear ribs $40 %; short clear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
NEW work. DRY GOODS.

Charleston. s. c.. Sept. 15.-Turpentine
and rosin nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
NEW ORLEANS coTroS FUTURES.

New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Cotton futures
closed steady on the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange today. Quotations ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

f,r saVS som asonc: sales $50. receipts SSH
Rosin firm: sales 1900: receipts zoos;
shinmants s'277; stock 10. $40. Quote: ABC
Ss,s5: d So %; E 81 os; F 81 10; q -. 20:
Fl s425; / 81 80; K 81 as; NJ $3.50; N
S4 So; VIC IS 90; WV S.. s5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

NEW ORLEANS COTTON 0fE.
New Orleans, Sept 15.-Cotton seed oil
rhine sac; crude 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Open. High. Low. Close.
LTvEnrOof, coTroy rUrrRrs

Liverpool. Sept 15.--Cotton futures OPEN
easier and closed quiet; American mid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
ruE METAI MARKETe,

New York Sept. 1S.-The tin market
was unchanged in the absence OF cables
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

&LOCAL C0FToN MAkkET.
AanoAD8 Use
cefict mfouaM8 ..trac
H.,
NEW Y0RH COTTON FUTURES
New York. Sept. f5.-Cotton futures clos
ed steady on the New York Cotton Ex-
change today. Quotations ranged as fol-
lows:
Month Open. Hfgh Low Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Memphis, Sept. 1S-Cotton iced oil
prime crude csc; prime meal and CAKE
$24 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Sept. l5.-Cattle. receipts
400, including $50 Southerns Market
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1s 1906.

Hesen. and Seymour, than tfeseland tf and Hhl OF
uttersnce. frantic and fnconsistent =. .n,.tsr
popI,a Illustrate the sophjaerr- 81
belongs to ,Le Loe ,he logic OF the statasr1or Ida
preudicas anS type that would eneenSar c,ass
aItsr me stability OF our IN s+tt,,+f sAu sIauy .l
Hi. ~ ms boundless and inordnn.lS up1l IiLo
eiech9n would constfr4Ita q r t
sa oroer and material welfare of The stats
otners who Will oppose Hearst ara rob, WI
aoi. lawyer. and S. M Stevens onca o1tI, co,,r.a,
@iu president of the Board of Espcat,o- ava -,o
resloei. OF the Rome Club which is full ~ anti
- democrats Being retail merchants or man
ie@F Inal democrats who have voted FOR +barn
- '4e past would resent it If they SHOULD daclar.
~ ~f'oA 10 the nominated candidate for Cow
oi' members admit thei1 opposition and will
oee accordingly but for old times, sake 1ri+bbold
PuDnc interference with the prospects, or friends
"e concerned In the outcome
me reasons MIR. Stevens gives. as q Danocra+
Tor boiling Hearst, are:
~, raker. II seems to me hs has ra,,,6i.+ al
ata5 N AeIfocratic nomination for he has ran111{
coT+-iS',t He figures out what is likely RI
thew ~ attract the greatest number OF votes
fs c,,,ci-.r Hgures on how to catch them He
SuLlIl!ng admit, but without nrfnctnie bain9
0 any Ihing and everything that wifi bring a vots
AS things stand now, in this town of factories If
. pioOaole that change of $50 votes would decide
napo e 'own M against Hearst. The Democratic Nsvor
NIs tue democratic organ. plainly luke,
torisIs PssIsolnnIly and in his newspapers edi-
TTIao+sa f1earst Democrats will be counted on
viously. 70 De counted pre-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MC4RREN MAN NAMED.
Good Job for DR.. j. H. McCabe
zoith Commissioners of Estimate.

DR. James H. McCabe. ex-senator from the
9Th Senate District, Kings. was yesterday ap-
pointed clerk to the commissioners OF estimate
and appraisal, at salary of 5000 year
DR.. McCabe is a McCarren man
The commissioners of estimate and appraisal
named by the Supreme Court upon appli-
cation by the Corporation Counsel. The Con-
troller. according 10 the charter. has 10 furnish
the commissioners with clerks.
The commissioners work has to do with con-
demnation proceedings in bridge approaches and
public works of various kinds. and the bureau
supplies and costs are not brought to bear on
the city and are not mentioned in the budget
Corporation Counsel Ellison has appointed
William A. Mathis. Brooklyn, an assistant in
the Bureau OF Street Openings. at $4,000 a
year Charles w Miller, of Manhattan has
been made assistant in the main office at
1.500. David R. Briggs, jr., of Brooklyn has
been named typographical craftsman, at
$1,000
Robert Wray. who was IN charge Of the fire
boat Abram S. Hewitt and has been for more
than twenty years in the Fire Department has
been retired a pension OF 81 $50
THE City Record" published yesterday the
formal announcements OF Secretary Lantry's
appointment Of Michael J. Healon as secre-
tary 10 the Fire Commissioner, at 81 500 and
the resignation OF William Hawley .vho was
Commissioner O'Brien's secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MANY OPPOSING HEARST.
Editors Name vii Be Scratched
IA Rome.

EoHs. y. 7, Oct = CspecaI)-This is e town
I'' 1ac-o1s Or -alcOntent but stable. conplaisant
tlo O. rather happy conditions Trade unionism
q oa-2nce1 by employers association Differ
1-'S 2-e adjusted BY consideration OF one for the
Vher- There are Democratic lawyers with
pOi1-on connections who for Hearst and
mere arc Democrats who are merchants. traders
&C hanu1ac 1acrurers, with no concern in the cor
Flsiloa rule cry who are against Hearst. and
81 scratch him IN the envtroas there are pros
S--lg farmers who acknowledge their prosperity.
1al are going 10 vote for Hearst because" they
x, We want c change"
numerous Democrats are opposed 10 Hearst and
- Scratch his name. Nevertheless, they are
1'cFsts. and beneath their opposition would not
SoEEy 10 see nominee OF Democratic conven-
- Governor. He couldn't do worse than the
.ep1o-csn ring is their attitude However we
~ ~ consider him Democrat and shall not vote
.7s'Elrat-oa Is above last years. II is deduced
~' % IEe Democrats WIN not shirlz voting, but
<. Aey viii cut the head Of the ticket
uae Democrats VINO VIII permit their point
\ we" 70 be printed Is Howard c. Virgins, who
- Osen Recorder and City Counsel, and who. out
-' &" politics, IS supreme regent OF tho Royal
1ln OF the state Ar. Wiggins said to-day:
M Islise 70 support Mr. Hearst, because he does
ss-IeEenr the Democratic party. and Is merely
eisoiAg under its colors 10 greater calsrn-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
FOND OF PIES.
Bot Had 20 Give Them Up.

r. one who has eaten New England pies
pS1s how good they are.
sr- some things that taste good don't always
g. Mass. lady had TO leave OF pie. but
enc writes: -'-- -0- -''
vas "a 80. of eight years ago chronic liver trouble
res.sles slesty exaggerated by eating too much fat
"ss very fond
szS sSre headaches dizziness, nausea followed,
seco oo even fruit, lay Ike lead in my stonnacn,
bess,'l54ileo by a dull. heavy pain almost un-
hys. S-s- had peculiar 'spells'-nsshes or
an nj. loeioFe my sight. I could read half word
-. 4ss rest would be invisible.
rsS -1rAng Of lassitude and confusion or IDEAS
d - ne even more miserable finally decided
gu4s slse food altogether and began on Grape
.oods which brought me prompt rener-
sny 80 tne dizziness. headache. confused feeI-
pIss@Ao put me On the road 10 health ana nap
brsSs II clears my head. strengthens botn
an an and nerves
a.r".saenever I enter our grocer's store he
--srS -'g calls out six packages Of Grapefruit
hgR p p. ne nearly always right Name given
ssston IN Co, Battle Creek, Mich ahere : q
kg.1, Read the famous booklet Ihe hoea
anle-" IN plE2s.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
SPEAKER CANNON OPTIMISTIC.

Speaker Cannon and Secretary Shaw OF the
Treasury Department called at the 81 James
Building yesterday for a long conference with
Congressman Sherman. head OF the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Committee. Speaker Cannon
was on his way White Plains. where he spoke
last night. He will speak al Philadelphia to-day.
returning this city for the meeting a. Durand's
Academy tomorrow night He seemed TO be n
excellent health. and spoke confidently Of large
Republican majority IN the next Congress After
his conference with Congressman Sherman. ne
said,
So far as my observation goes, the campaign Is
little different from that OF four years There
IS no great enthusiasm, but IL ssenns TO the
quiet OF earnest conviction The people are Aats-
led with present conditions, and when a is
satisfied he is very demonstrattve. I have
noticed that IL is before dinner that either man
or beast gets excited and becomes dsInonstrativs,
not after dinner
hope and belisve they viii not be Indifferent
Election Day. They were not two years ago. nor
four yC ago, nor six years ego. though those
campaigns all very quiet I satisfied that
there will bs Republican House 10 support Presi-
dent Roosevelt for the remainder OF his adnintsrra-
tlon-