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New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
OBJECTS TO DATED LABELS.

Aside from the recommendation as to who
should be the judge OF sanitation. Mr.. Wilson
said that the only suggestion made in the NeIl-
REYNOLDS report TO which the packers would
have any objection was the requirement that ths
date OF canning be placed on all canned articles.
He said that would serve no purpose except to
fnjure the canned meat business. Naturally a
buyer viii choose the article with the freshest
label" said Mr. Wilson. when as a matter OF
fact the canned meat does not deteriorate with
age"
Would IT be possible TO put sn cans maa&
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

EQUINOX SPARKLING LlTHlA-pERFEcT.
BucknaIn s vandeTpoel. Agts.. los W. B'way.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Taz FAMOUS LAKE SHORE LIMITED

Continued on second page.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

Tie '.,siy.Iore- Limited" new hYe-hour train
b-tv.@Nr sye,y York ard Boston. Will begin running
June liti. Iesyiag a;e0 ~ H.. due TO arrive INV
>, m.-AcFL
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-27
Oruae ReAa1 ans Between
Germany and Nme1zca

He has been in Brazil long enough
to learn a few phrases of the language,
and is able, with but little difficulty, to
pass the time of day with the Brazilian,
but there his knowledge of the Ian
guage ends and the remainder of the
conversation must be through the me-
dunn of an interpreter. This in itself
must prove a very unsatisfactory way
of selling goods. The American depends
a great deal upon selling his wares on
their merit and undoubtedly in this re-
spect they are far anead of the German
goods. This fact, however, is given but
very little consideration by the South
American. Should the goods prove salts
factory, which is often the case, the
question of credit arises and invariably
the American term of credit is too short
y tnC easy SoAhS DiaAiiidh'
How is it with the German, though?
Before going after any trade he has
thoroughly mastered the language and
country in which he is going to do bus
mess. He enters the store of a Brazil
ian merchant, greets him pleasantly in
his own language, inquiries after his
health and that of his family, but does
not mention the nature of his business
yet. He continues to that with the mer-
chant for a time and perhaps when the
latter goes home for his dinner, the
salesman goes with him and spends a
week visiting with his prospective pur-
chaser. At the end of that time he
casually mentions the fact that he has
certain goods for sale and with the long
term of credit common with the Ger
mans nearly always gets an order. He
has proceeded slowly in harmony with
his purchaser temperament. The quail
ity of the goods which he has sold Is
of marked inferiority to the American
goods, but in these countries quality is
not an issue.
In order to successfully compete with
his German rival in these markets the
American salesman must change his
ways and the American exporters must
extend their terms of credit. Unless that
course is pursued Germany will take
trade, that has long been and is right
fully ours, from beneath our very noses.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-27

The dispatches of q few days ago
state that Germany is not yet ready for
a tariff war with the United States.
They might as well have been to the
effect that that country will neve be
ready for a war of that kind with this
nation.
Germany is a small country overbur-
dened with population and this burden
is becoming greater every year. AS
conditions are at present Germany must
depend on the United States for many
articles of foodstuffs, which if she were
deprived of would work untold hard
ship among her population and proba-
bly, p~recipitate civil strife. The German
government, as far sighted as in most
things, realizes this perhaps better than
rupt trade relations existing between
the two countries.
However, on the other hand, this
country, while it would feel the loss Of
the German trade quite severely, would
not be seriously affected thereby and is
therefore in a much better position TO
,,ooo n +autfr xvo ~ the praoanf fima
than her adversary.
1t is an acknowledged fact that Ger
many is a very jealous competitor with
this country for the trade of the world
and would not hesitate to adapt any
plan which would cripple this nation
commercially, provided she did not hurt
herself at the same time. For the lat
ter reason therefore we have little to
fear from Germany in the way of a tar
if war for a long time to come. We
have reason, however, to fear her com
petition, especially in the Oriental and
South American markets. The American
salesman in pushing the trade of this
country into those lands makes a mum
Der of serious mistakes which the Ger
man government is quisk to recognize
and take advantage of. A comparison
of the methods adopted by the two
would illustrate better than anything
else the superiority of the German sales
man over the American.
VIZ will suppose that an American
calls on a prospective buyer in Brazil,
for instance, his method of procedure
would be about as follows:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-27

I. n. o.. r.
HUMBOLDT LODGE. no. il.
!. O. o. F.-Meetings on the ~
First and Third Thursday
Evenings OF each month at hall in Sil-
yer State Building. Visiting brothers
IN good standing always welcome.
+. POULIN, N. q.
r. RAMADoHR. Secretary.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-06

confidence in mankind, and gives
him hope in the future. On their
CAGES you do not note the ravages Of
disease or dissipation. There is only
the stamp Of confidence, determine
ticn. hope and success Their actions
and conduct is sure cure for the
blues. So, can it be wondered, that
today Nevada, is the coming state
with more opportunities and fortunes
unGeveloped than are contained in
any other commonwealth in the
Union? This last statement is not eX-
t.a,agant To demonstrate its cor
rectness requires but a refereuce to
the fortunes that have been made here
i'll the last five years.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-06
THE MAN SAW SORE REAL
NEVADA PROSPERITY

One Samuel Newhcuse. VINO eyi-
IDENTITY has Travelled in the good old
state Of Nevada reached his home
in Salt Lake and was interviewed
by an entcrprising newspaper OF that
city Ihis is what he had to say:
Nevada today is Incompatible. 1t
has NJ equal The actual boom has
net commenced. Everywhere is in
dus.ry. thrift. energy. New strikes
are # daily occurrence. This occas-
ions no surprise They are consider
ed lie natural result Of the labors II
the numerous prospectors. who today
throng the hills from the northern t.
b. in2 revived. Whine new ones are
hens established with such rapidity
fna. one must nave cCns.nrt recourse
I" his geography 20 keep in tOucn
w. The correct march O. progress
Z trip TO the desert camps is a per
fcct tonic. Life takes Hn rev zest
arIUses yea from the lcthargy of the
plDdGing ways of home and ccnyinccs
you that the old world has net yet
made known her opportunities; that
fortune awaits you Just beyond the
noXt summit to the valley below,
II is this spirit that keeps the boys
marchng,- prospecting. developing,
promoting. IN Nevada there are 70
laggarAs Everybody is busy There
is work for all and then some
But the surprising feature of it all
is that there are no old men in Ne
vada. Father Time is altogether too
slow for them. He has not adopted
the automobile" prospecting method
of an up-tO-date miner. So time has
had no preceptible influence upon the
men of the New Nevada In appear
ance they are all strong. healthy. man
ly. vigorous youngsters 1t is a
pleasure to see them. 1t renews ones
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-06
o.. W. n. cAvELL, q. o. q.

Carson City Nevada. Once ovsr
State Bank & Trust Co.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-06

i@
If the other departments Of the
government had as much vim and
technical knowledge of their business
as the Interstate Commerce Com
mission has shown in its investigation
Of the railroads, the trusts and COM
dimes would have hard road stO
'rs,:tl No wonder there is settled
yi.rr0eo OF Sen Lodge and ath.' raj!
r0td senator's TO rc0rganiZG The c.'n-
mission ii &, is doing its ;,niv 50 ably
d!d manfully.
The press clipping bureau has been
discontinued at the white house to
spare the feelings of private Secre-
tary Leob who grieves about what the
newspapers say about the greatest
man Of modern times"
ern tines.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-06
The Eagle Market.

We offer you choice raeats fresh q,
cold storage as you please. lard, bacon
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to suit yen. eggs and butter, strictly
fresh. Our goods are NIL good. put
up In good shape. Our service 10
good. our prices are good for you
Gives Us your order for chickens ~
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-06

Custom suits and overcoats will he
sold at reduced prices-and reason
able time given for payment.
No advantage in waiting-put n
your order and receive your goods
before Christmas.
CHAUNCEY LATTA.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-06
JAMES q. SWEENEY,

Ettorney.at-Law. Attorney Generals
Once. Capitol Building. Carson
City. Nevada
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-04-04
EHRLICH's,

The closing exercises of Smith
Branch school will take place on
Friday, April 18th, a. seven o'clock.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend.
If you are thinking of buyirg q
buggy, wagon, harness or farm i'm
plements always 60 to ". ? Roots.
Mr.. Walter G Hartman and bride
passing through town Saturday Wis
tied relatives and friends here. They
are now at his grspd-pa's, Mr.. j. B.
Hyler's, Selwood, where they will
reside.
A full line of buggies, harness,
brides, saddles, etc, IS carried by
the Lexington Dept. Store.
Irvitations have been received in
town announcing the coming mar
riage of Miss Lucille Irene Wills,
grand daughter of Mr.. S. n Hen
dirk, of Columbia, to Mr.. Olin @.
Rogers at the A. R. P. church in Co.
lumbia, April 11th, 1906.
Ladies' skirts, beautiful in pattern
and make up. Sure to please you, at
". P. Roofs.
The school closing exercises at
Star school house last Saturday wss
largely attended and the pupils aud
teacher deserve credit for the enter.
tsinment which showed careful train
ing on part of the instructor, Miss
Dora Snirey.
You certainly need some of the
pretty laces, embroderies, ribbons
and notions, at prices upheatd of be-
fore, at the Bszaar. Absrea in lot
lust opened. Cali and see them.
Miss Iceoline Harman.
Gentlemen, the Lexington Dept.
Store invites you to purchase your
spring outfit from them. They have
q splendid lire of Clothing, Oxfords,
Shirts, etc to select from and will
make prices right.
DR.. W. 81. Zimmerman, of Bates.
burg, for whom we have the highest
regard, was in town Monday, and we
were pleased to grasp his hand. He
ia an honorary member of the Medi-
cal Society.
The prettiest line of Easter dress
goods, notions, ETC., are now display
ed for your inspe ctiop, at W. z. Roofs.
DR.. J. E. Kaufman, full Of energy
and pluck, and one of our progressive
business men, has just had bis resi-
| dence and fencing in rear of the drug
store, neatly painted, making it one
| of the most attractive homes III town
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-04-04

WANTED-Men in each State to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary $500
per month. S. GO per day for ex-
penses. Kulhnan Co.. Dept. S.,
3m24 Atlas Block, Chicago, I'll.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-04-04
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Ask your dealer for T. x L.
Next Sunday week is Easter.
Sometimes it is what q man doesn t
say that puts others in the hole,
Everything comes quickly to those
who refuse to wait.
Always use T. <. L. for pains.
MIR. julius B. Ballentine has been
appointed assistant postmaster at
Ballentine.
Messrs. Alfred and lafayette Hite,
of Batesburg, visited Mr.. B. D, Clark's
family Sunday.
For your groceries and farm sup
plies, go to b. NJ. Wingard.
Albert N. Boozer, Esq, one OF
Columbia's safe and sound attorneys,
was in town on legal business Friday.
See the line of stationery, printed
or not, just as you like, at the Bszaar.
Mr.. Haskell Metze, of Pilgrim
section, had one of his fingers cut eff
while running the shingle mill, Mon
day.
You will find bargains in shoes and
hats, st Fl. III. Vineyards.
Several articles for publication are
unayoidably crowded out OF this
issue.
Seed Irish potatoes, all varieties,
cheap, at W. P. Roofs.
Rev. G. j. Sox called in ta see Us
Monday while here visiting his peo-
ple and prior to entering upon his
ministerial work at Saluda, S. G.
The Lexington Dept. Store sells
all kinds of paints and guarantees
same.
MFR. Peterson Beaverly Edwards
was in town Monday on business and
dropped in and renewed his paper
Tor another year.
A well selected line of groceries
can be found at the Lexington Dept.
Store.
Apples, oranges, lemons, candy and
crackers, at the Bazaar.
We had pleasant call from Drs.
D. II. Crosson and j. P. Drafts, who
we're in town Monday in attendance
on the County Medical Society.
Tobacco chewers can purchase q
caddy of tobacco cheap, at the Lex
ington Dept. Store.
DR.. J. L. Shuler was in town Mon
day in attendance on the County
Medical Society of which he is Presi-
dent, and called in to see us.
Spring hats 10 straw and felt OF
latest block, at Meetze & Sons. Don't
buy until you see our stock.
The boys will be in ecstacies over
the new air guns, base ball goods,
india rubber balls, marbles, slingshot
rubbefe, &c, to be opened, this week,
at the Bazaar.
There is mighty little whispering
about candidates for county offices
thus far, but the ball will soon be In
motion and We will feel that friendly
grip, how do you dos
Ladies' and gents low quarter
shoes of latest last, beauties. See
them, at ". P. Roofs.
Mr.. Pickens Roof, Jr., made fly
ing trip over to Newberry last week
to see his numerous college chums
and friends of that live town.
Before buying come in and see my
new line of baby caps.
Mrs. B. D. Clark.
Low cut ladies', gents and chill
drens shoee, all new styles, at Meetze
& Sons. These shoes are best make
and quality.
In eskipe your paper changed
from one Office or route to another, 1t
is very important to give your present
office and to where you want 1t sent
in the future.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
EXPORTS FOR The WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,,or-vvr New York July 8. 1908
ss5 5IIhe coffee market quiet Today. and
sshee OF prompt support. The
changed prices. in keeping steady cables bu; the
la[ket lost partial points during session and
I-oeo stead3, net unchanged points lower Sales
Is,to uIs 70 the neWs-not enough. showing OF the
rAet would indicate. sentiment either
as OF the account and the decline consequently re
ca no change IN the general situation attitude OF
SSatly put the gain lost the close Hamburg
also was net unchanged The Brazilian markets
pore1 sight advance with closing p reis higher
end santos 90 res higher while rate of Brazilian
remained unchanged but days receipts
a. brazilian points heavier
Sponding day last this season with
5aoVO bags, against go So season
Ssllce July j receipts Brazilian ports have been
14oOO bags against 10000 time last
;SeaE and $4,000 bags two ago Warehouse de-
against SO.hl4 bags last week, last
When they were only 46,l39 bags Sac Pauo receipts
tor the cay were 2324 bags against bags last
year me market for spot coffee steady quota
rouse deliveries in the United week were
oeooO bags against 9O.617 and 49, l39 last
year Of this amount New York reported 46 TAI bags
me weekly cearances and shipments and Santos
" as Follows; Rio clearances 10000 bags. including
sooO0 Tor the United States Europe 900
Ior Lape, etc. Rio shipments 27O00 bags Of which
16uo were for the United for Europe
santos eearanees 2A,OJ0 bags including 1900 for the
GflLed states and 10000 for Europe shipments
0IuOo bags Of which 1900 United states
was as follows Stock. 27.OOO clearances TO Ger
many, 600 bags, and 20 the bags
ne total receipts al Rio for the week were
bags against $4,000 last week. Isl last year
and 10000 the before
The range of contract prices the market to-
DAY vas as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
FogT wAYNE 4 WABASH VALLEY
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IL Telegraph 10 The Tribune
niesgo. July s-Wheat, after ruling fairly firm
greater part oT the forenoon, turned weak, and
cary buyers threw their holdings over. They
Aaisa their early professions OF bulIishness,
-l aaa nothing substantial in their favor, and
success depended chiefly on the fact that there
Z considerable shortage in the market The
also that the government report. 10 be issued
-'1oE' would give q better report OF the sea
s4ofs uan Is generally entertained was an
-l IN The conditions that suggested the late
s- Al tae close The market was zc lower
~ saturday Corn and oats held a good deal
4-.aace they made carly. and provisions
"--A TIE same firm tone and slightly higher
0-tA which trading for the day opened.
NHeat market opened firm. and had an ad-
early on covering by shorts The fine
~ @l1 promise Of larger receipts. however. on
4eeFy hetg-Ugs, soon broke the market
s-epis were thirty-six cars. with ls6 cars
---ed tor to-m0rr0w
---fEel f9r corn opened decidedly bullish.
l'--ss reaped tie benefit Of several favorable
= S-e5 IS The fine weather. probable buIIish
---9l' report to-rorrow and light acceptances
9'-H'FF. local receipts were 81 cars with
- ts-lnated for tomorrow. Shipments
were zss.o1e bushels. Corn closed with a net
ne day n sc in September and May de-
'ait market was active and strong Up to the
- "--saL began q break and under that IN
7 early advance was cut down .nateri-
"afl The close advances for July, Sep
So NAY were maintained. Local receipts
'-s "lta pa cars estimated for to-nor-
80 e-2sec ar c7zsc. against 37l4c on Satur-
-e-1er y 1850 10 Sac. against 34lsc and
- as compared with S65sc TO 55s4c on Satur-
- -fae-ng "a provisions was OF small vol
Lllees showed upward tendency. The
- 'pls q hogs the strength in prices at
sha l-e advance Al Liverpool were the
. f-e---fes September pork sold from ST L. up
- 2 81 2, or 70 81 22ls September lard
= ". on 70 s. 0212 20 - %, and reacted to
g.. "-lee September ribs sold from s. Is
4 - ana or 10 The former price. Hog re-
$500 head, ard prices at the Yards were
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

COTTON-Reports OF rain IN the Southwest caused
some Liquidation and little selling
ne cotton market today, under which prices declined
points sales for the day estimated rs
Daes reectlng light and chiefly professional bust
ness Ne me oIenng was quiet at decline OF los points
rather steader cables
market sold on 70 net decline Of sgt points within the
lrSt minutes. under the private reports
4eXas which vas again complaining iry weather last
week Ihe declining tendency was checked By covering
curing the niddle OF the morning market rallied
or points around midday continued covering as
sisted BY little buying fer a Arm renorts
from Southern runors that the local
stock 10 be reduced
10 Sew Orleans for delivery July there
There seemed 70 Be foundation rumor In the
break N the July option in New Orleans Later how
ever the market eased on the confrua
ton Of The private reports Of rain in Texas
was within couple Of British
board ot Trade returns for the indcaes
slight falling cn in the exports manufactured c0ons
Tor the mcnth, compared with the same month last
year. but exports far for season still above
those OF last year, when they unusually heavy 4
wire received from Savannah
good middung but that the interior very drm P-
yate crop accounts from the rather less
favorable owing 70 wet weather. but the
Ports further improvement in prospect and very
feW complaints coming from the western belt.
Of prices local Tnarlee.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

n n a, 81 15 2si DO G5 n at 50 90 do at 81;
S32 do II ~ at 50 20n do - n Al 63 West
Virginia do. n. -; PAS do s. n. $ 81: =
Marvland do n At s., Virginia sheep
81 - 3 do % 81. Maryland 40 =.
Kentucky n 81; I buck. 1f} n 81 -,
Tobn & shannon: 329 Kentucky lambs - Ib 81 -
239 do - 10 80 - 246 do 6I 70 50: 253 do Gj
n al 200 do - 10 s.. 40 Virginia do g. n
az s. 10: Pennsylvania do. 81 n ar s. 90 a. ken
tucky sheep. l13 n - 80 do, I'D n. at s.; -
Pennsylvania do, % n. at 81 so; Virginia DO. 81 10
at 81
237 do 80 i2-. 2S5 10. g. n at 81 251 do u
n 226 ~ n. 50. S2f Do G3 n. az s. -
Virginia sheep. O4 n. a. 50 do rs n al - - 30
do. los n. - 80 -
5 IGdd < % S74 Virginia lambs 81 n. AZ 81 Is iS5
do 66 n 81 l5 l31 DO 81 Ib az $ 20 ~ do ~ 10
at IS -: state DO, 81 n, at s. so Pengsy yani9
sheep 116 n AT s. 80 state do ol ~ az - 3g "a
a So 80: 90, 40 n. AT 81
n ct IS 87is 30 Kentucky do 65 s. p - ken
lucky sheep 133 rb s.. do a5 ro at 81 100 culs.
T3 10. 81 50.
; Sanders 22T Kentucky lambs, 80 n. AZ 81 Is 8
~ sheep 90 n. at - -.
10, q IS a. 150 n az -; 3 do lteb 10,
- So bucks 1O6 n. at 81; II yearlnss 40 TO- a.
So 80
sheep l13 70. 81
George a L. : Dulenback: sheep. IL N. az 50
FfOGS-Receipts DAYS were ~ cars. Or It's
about four cars t0r The market No sales
repored before Change but the market was rated steady
al s. a0RS7 y for good medium 10 light state
and Pennsylvania hogs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
OTHER MARkETs-sv TELEeRAPH.

C-bicag7 Julv a-CATTL LE-R Receipts 23.oOO head
et strong higher. common 20 prime steers %tf
a. 10 cows s3S4 30. helfer 50 T5S5 % bulls 50 75i
fee0ers.
HOGs-Receipts $4,000 head market steady; choice
prime heavy So so(S6 50 medium 70 good heavs S6 70ft
Tea-v mixed So tIGS6 20. packing sea So ~ SHEET
Receipts head market steady shccD 81 a56SG -
venrings. - 40dSI 40, shorn lambs - 4OG$c
East buffalo July o.-CA TILE Receipts 500 heas
fairly steady. prime - -. ship
ping S5GS5 81. butchers 81 Juf s. hefers So TT
s. 10 $3f{s4 So; bulls - Ti6S4 25 stocscrs and
feeders S3GS4. hefers - 5G s. cows anu
steady 20 - higher $lsdS52
900 head: active and a5c higher, - 5nGS7 HOGS
Receipts io2o bead. active and I013c higher. heavy
mixed and YorNers 81 10. few 10 pigs - laGS7 10
SHEEP and LAMiS-Rcceipts 4400 head active. year
IngS - higher SG0Ss So -earines
mixed Sass 80
Cincinnati, July -HoGseisrerally ac higher butch
and shippers. 81 1886 So. common s. suGSG ~
CATTLE-Strong fair good shippers 81 deGS5 -
common. S2ds2 co. ~EIEEP-Slow ana 1ver S3qS4 -
I-AAiBs-AcJve; 81 5eesS so
Kansas CIV july @-t-ATTI.E-Feceipts s0O0 head
Including HttJ Southerus, corn fei steers
strong, others, steady lnc lower calves .5c lower
choice export and dressed beef 81
20 good, $50 p 3d. Western led steers - 5o0SJ 20
.tockers ami feeders s. lJ g 81 Southern steers
-, Southern COWS. S2QS3 -; native S2QSf 81,
S. HOGs-Receipts. 100 head; market strong; top
80 20 bulk q sales 50 toGSd G5's heavy. SG ftfsd ~
packer 81 t2'z8&6 I0 piss ana lights. e. 250Sd 20
SHEET-Eeceipts 10 ON head STEADY shars
lower: lambs - fSI co. fed and yeariiuEz - q
CSC - Ie1as and arizona 80 yearlin-a - os-sa -