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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
FINANCIAL T

A, l.. Craig has been made PASSENGER traH1o
manager of the Great Northern Railway. to
succeed Frank l.. Whitney, who r~etires on
July !. Mr.. Craig's successor as general
passenger agent of the Oregon Navigation
Company will be William McMurray, now
assistant.
The Sub-Treasury has paid to banks $500, 900
on telegraph order against deposit Of gold In
San Francisco. This makes a total since
May IL OF SIS, sS4 900 returned from San Fran
cisco.
The net earnings OF all the Wabash lines
east of Toledo for April. 1906, amounted to
ti22o2!, against sst. lal for april, 100 For
amounted to 81. 4o5, o8s and $751;, 002 for the
corresponding period of 1905.
lathrop d Smith announce that they have
contracted for s3O5 600 of the present issue
Of $500, 900 fifty year sinking fund collateral
trust purchase money and mortgage g per
cent. bonds of the Columbus and Hooking
Coal and Iron Company. They offer $4,000
TO investors at 1919 and interest. A sinking
fund provides for the retirement of the bonds
at their maturity in 1855. The bonds are
secured by all the stock and bonds of the
Columbus and Hooking Clay and Brick Manu-
featuring Company. and are q first lien on
all assets of the company.
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Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY. June ..
Receipts OF becvcs were 10 cars or 100 head. all
consigned to local butchers. No trading on 1.-Two
weight TO day; feeling steady. Dressed beef fairly
active ana unchanged AT 720sl2c, per H., for or
dlnafy TO prime native sides; n little choice beet
w TO sac, Gables Just received from London and
Liverpool quoted the market lower for buth cattle
and beef; HE cattle selling at ll@lllgc, per III.
nrcSsri wc'Cht; Refrigerator beef al So, Ship
lEcHts from this Dort tp-Lay vera i,IWi hccycs, n
sheep and 1910 GSar:== nj bs-t.
Frcclnts OF calves none; SO stale calves were on
Sh'". No trading &c. day. feeling steady. CITY
dressed Ncals In moderate demand aud steady at
hdilc. per ID. country dressed In light supply and
unchanged at 7dlOc.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were IN cars. or $50
hctd, OF which 4 cars were consigned direct 10
Slaughterers and the balance for the market, max.
lng win the stale stock % cars on sale. sheep
were more active and full steady; lambs IN good de
mand and steady for all grades. About all the
Stock was taken. Common to primo Snccp sold At
tGfS:S9 per 100 lbs; ycarings al S. 75H $50 lambs
AZ t,.25T@. Dressed mutton steady at gal"lac.
per ID; dressed lambs active at l2lYa iSr.
Receipts Of hogs were 81 cars, OF 2.a7O head, all
consigned direct TO slaughterers. 30 trading:
feeling steady. Prime State and Pennsylvania
hogs sold late yesterday at s7d$7.lO per 100 lbs
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sOppER. nv EVA LEAR
pvtHe'pst CapveV gsuawesss AIHsss asaa
Nwt W EIerfgssyttr Z atn aepseWtteP.

The tast SeeF bfousht y hhefai ametNf "
hofre sNh fufrian b,tsinrss ~ hfoducefs ~
lake aNd sieeffatVtir ruptef Tho largest
frhnefs " lake go srht aut ~ artiewIref
and mo srrond iHf fest mHHefs ~ Nierifoivtlc
hHvr disprssi ~ ~ thsv fHn turn 0ut NV
srptamhrf rti bavr bouHed hrsvv ionrBtes
fof urtolrrr AMI November requirements ~
Hfitish HHd nsftbsn wifr dffwefs abd rirra
tfleiars M lpfsrs' producers NJ %ei"vffo
lfiio have soti W frf cont ~ tbeif fUrua'
~ ihtlf estimated metfl That rnh ~ .hlprrh
ahd tsaiins efadrs tho homr market u coll
a1ld No. fIr Iuiv and august and AL The great
sirrtfieai CORPORATIONS have eoSrfrd Ne faf
ahead ~ September UehetAi hualness c0n
ditlnns among consumers In The hnfnr maftr's
reflect toy notch activity In The ri"c'Sicai
trades h]tsihess ~ good ~ eVet IN The rnpp"t
and haas rollins mills. and q l'tie falllhs m
IN trade w drawn, spun aud a'atnp"d hf'ss
wEtsa Incident ~ hetwesn seaauna enns
dltlons Prospects for fall business were
never brighter, according 10 Advicrs from
Important consumers In Fastern and western
markets pficea are nfm Tho statements
that important producers have reduced prices
are sheer Inventions. made for Interior pur.
poses remote from commercial transactions.
The market Ia take. istdier,, August
end September el"ctfolytlc. August and
September, isHais',o casting copper. host
brands. iASdis' Ic.
Faces oP orHEN Metals PIG Tin, seiS9
snt.c. speIter. siodo0 zoe. anthony, yea
75c nickel. asa csc, aluminium. No. 1 bars.
35c., sheet zinc, min. 1000.
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IT COTTON MARKET.
July Declines sharply 0ther n
Weaken-Rain Predicted for Texas.

~NA
weaken Rain Predicted for Texas.
July broke away. and declining nearly .
dollar n bale carried other months down
about 90 60 IS cents. The liquidation centred
largely In July. The chief seller was sup
posed to be Theodore Price. but commission
houses generally sold. McFadden Brothers
bought July and sold the next crop months.
The trading was on a very small scale. Texas
was dry and hot. 'manyipoints reporting maxi
mum temperatures of 100 and above. But
there were rumors Of some rain even II the
Government report showed little or none,
and furthermore. showers were predicted
for Saturday and Sunday In both Texas and
Arkansas. They are much needed. In fact.
some think more than showers is needed.
Texas from end to end seems to need a good
drenching. esp ecially the southern part OF
the State. A passing thunder shower or two
would do little good. But a low barometer
prevailed in Texas. and 1t may be that the
long wished for rain is at hand. Meantime.
everybody seems to be a gainst the. market
not, excepting the South. which is believed
bullish. and the dry goods trade is excellent.
1t is largely a weather affair. however. In
cotton. =,
Fre M e we're SSreea aetli e4spenMsI essr M'if Hiynbba nRI
Mohr. Ware and Miller 4 Co. were buyers.
The statistical position as made up from
THIS Week. Last Week. Last Year.
$ ELI; S$ i i s S?SS%S::i:Hi .5 5;Sss;;ss ,5 55:ssss5s::53| ,I s ss:s;sf;
during week. es.777 eo.ool 1859
Cotton on the spot was unchanged MID
Orleans and Gulf. l.I5c., against 9.55c. Sales,
80 Now bS otIsa for spinning M GSbliHest or II lie;
nah, loho,: Charleston, 10 9-16c.
The movement was as follows:
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w. AATUaOAG, SuAo ~
IA n,otiu,,sd coaeasioaa 10 n hnaV
- -. =. a.
80 .-
eu9uss sop1s"""R ""ay :" "'@o"s'"e
q aseafHf aHnuhf ~ st"ca thAh w ehI
o~BFrEApondlha ieheih ~ tins aiho4 ubaY
~m 0fa staead ppssrtes sas s3sVsaA
-. 49,. ... An.L..n.,,a fs.n.
-- n--I -.
v WV" wv WV Wv """
nc us impression 'ba' V'ahl'rd wv w
tafrsls alarmed nv The attitude " the
ticvgrnmsn, In otlpana , prs,unloH ~
Al. -.,..,. fam .,th ,.,i, s,..t.se
-, - = 80.
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w" WV y. n',.n
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,"S' Us " '',''' Wv" wv"
uehh p'"''i"e"' "'"' " '"'n'. ."'ol""o
e"o""s w" "' ",' " ",' :"
~ "'nou" " ,"'f"7 1910 u" "'"'
v. uepoA.s WV '"""H N'''""k -" u'Cic"r'
VI 'i'-"',SYV ~, " "'i" " '-'i''vV
isspe'esey, vim ,"V." was gan" ~ odo"
VI S.'+o[''" '""'o'''oh VI vi" "sutee
was o'o"'u "y d renewal Oh u" @''nnR
pieesur'' WING" 'I'h."u '"e nnpr'Ssio"
,"'. poois nhu eiSo'at'N' hoIhers o e'ocks
nau V4keh auNan'ase OF ,"e 'aNorao'e
pe" III or"er !" nduua"e so"e
P1rI Vi we" "olu'hss' "uV Win 'nsre was
apPalehIy d certain aIho.ih, OF rTa' Iquiu"-
.ioh' III" ereaVer part OIL tue s'n"B carhe
'iorn Dear'sn OPERATORS WHO wen unuer-
soooo no" iar a oecilhe couio e moro
SUCCESSFUL IN aHectHls sentiment "heh
IL carne uneHPecteuiy thah "heh u was
'ne natural result OIL something whlch
everybody could see.
In marked contrast to the weakness IN
Amalgamated copper asthe early strength
IN ot' raul ana asthe latter STOCK Is owned
by Standard OIL interests to perhaps evena
greater extent than the former. its greater
resistance to pressure does not coincide with
the idea that he Standard OH interests have
SCI themselves out to break the market
with a view TO arouslng the investing public
into an attitude OF hostility to the present
policy OF the Administration. About the
middle OF the session there was quite a
little buying movement in Baltimore and
Ohio, which stlhened the price for a time,
but the stock was not entirely able to stand
up against the attack which was delivered
against the general market in the last half
hour OF trading, although in conservative
quarters the feeling was expressed that at
the present price with a 8 per cent. dividend
TO come Oh on August 10 this stock is rather
A theory about the buying was that some
=
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NJ 0RAIN sARRETG
Wheaa slVp,ev ~ salHs N Southwest
few sNa Oata IspsaHtae,

Whsai sdvaner,i. awius Nv frp1rts NJ srHs
sfat ftiNs Gvsf fhr harvest District Fhsfe
They afr hut wahtTi. hstief tivefpUui ~
vires Than eSpsrfed. frrufts NJ Disappointing
hfsshiNs RETURNS. frvefi0s NJ shof'a and
lisht offerings tbrfr wN mora M l"ss
ermmtsainn hpuar hrrlrg ih1ufh The tftda
Inc w. ftf if0m heinz auflyS Ye' the
hfesspfe was plainlv oh no btyira side
tJvs'p1dl advanced ~ Gvl0s ~ rntcf
Inc NJ shorts, artHii eaiimHiri tDfd ahip
mtnis ami the nfmness % tfqenlinr rhrHi
Ears fgsr 3 geniim,s hfovnhal e-llW l,'l
w. 1911 r. hln'Y.u' Wv wv f,us 49, W..
IeHf IN" NustffiiHh shipments Wrfe ~ pHi
bush naalns, 90" las' W""h and '"""
Hslbs ssfr p,ctlctci fof tho aouibwSsJ
abd N they abnNH rontinur for ny isnFth
~ time q. ftfihcf adyapre would not he sut
%israfied Al ITO Ectthwcst IGe rftheL
however, was . small, marrow ahaif, devoid
81 ,aifihlns d~cyelopmegts
spid Oscar 4 tyic, 'wpa tho few complalnta
paigtal tgnciWslon fHyotss good pfodac'leg
sSsp. there !. gScssicn 10 dsriis pfo.gs1is.
sSm. s%;Gsl r,,, ss'; .E.. ;fi !. q, IA IIf' 4 4 .So z"
ii..%.lsl"s q. Gsty..t ! YYst a. g.,dS: I.
Con now busy 1H u . .rS,er Te'"} from m I"STaorms mom
Ing has been under. 'c9nditlons .Sonduclys
v vest. P %Hsls e ssr S.r1 ISShI Bsssfn =: ~ ~! iaIy'' '''SSc;
promise Ia eSoellent and very .optitnls,lSc
the situation In that section. Domestic
ptSsT o are sSSS' 4, eI !sII E a1,sn,'S nnd sna ~, Ssa ad'
vantage Of no United states competltion.
Speculative sentiment Ia about evenly dl;
yided and suGRests no material change until
We have some views impalrlnR the. prospects
the markets more freely than a year ago In lis
early movement. for the reason mlllers are
really bad The years exports ending June
80 Will likely be 1874. 900. 900. of which about
81, 900. 600 Canadian. Trading has shown an
. sHplaiSs g th e% strsnstS ssiISibitsd, for the pub
lie inclines to the buying side. II does not
polite to bull wheat at the front end ola
eom!ng large crop for which there is no visible
Corn showed moro or less irregular. but on
the whole the tone was weaker, owing to
liberal receipts. beneficial rains. liquidation
the rains was neutrali1ed in a measure by
the fact that the temperatures were rather
low. - =,
received $50 cars, including 25s Of contract
grade, and expects 722 on Monday. Liberal
receipts are expected to continue for some
Oats were also irregular, but In the main
easier, owing to reports, OF rains, liouidation
and the narrowness Of the speculation. Cash
aeoeptances. Chicago received 22l oars. in
Guiding so OF contrac O grade. and expects
No VIZ E ! s %1 g ssg ssss . sss. y se:, s ss4 4 ~ : yai,:
No. ! northern Manitoba. elHo, Fut ures
closed \ to 10. higher. Sales. 600, 1000 bush.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Higher Gables Strong Provisions
FIrmer.

Again coffee advanced moderately under
the stimulus OF Unexpectedly strong cables
from Havre and Hamburg. The receipts at
Rio and Santos were small. and there was
an absence of selling pressure Shorts COW
cred and there was also a certain amount of
new buying for local account, while foreign
houses also bou ght to some extent.
Coffee on the pot was frmer at 7Lc. for
No. 7 Rio. Futures advanced 10 TO 20 points.
Havre advanced ". and Hamburg 4 to i
pig. Rio was unchanged; exchange 5-32d.
lower at l61Sd.:, receipts, 1000; stock, geo 900.
Santos was unchanged, receipts. 5000: stock,
1890 Prices here as follows:
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

me outside market to,day was a dull analr
day half holidays. and prices. after opening
steady, fell on generally in sympathy with
t~icularly weak stocks we're United Copper and
Standard OIL, declining pa and s points re-
spectively. Mackay Companies common also
lost ~, Boston Consolidated q and Chicago
subway u, American Can preferred i'm
proved, and Tonopah Extension was COM
na rntiYelY active and firm
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PRov1sIoNs.-Lard was dull; prime West
ern, $40; refined Continent. SO 20; South
American. so. 10. Pork was quiet: mess,
sls. so. Tallow. Sc. Butter-Creamery, frsts.
PIC. Eggs-Western, firsts. lie. Chica 90,
June 22.-"Business in provisions was rather
light and prices averaged a little lower on
cipally for scattered holders. The trade
In the cash market remains quiet. A liberal
hog movement Is expected next week. This
gives the present situation a bearish outlook"
Prices nS follows'
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The amount Of United States deposits
shown In this weeks statement IL SIS .tsa 700,
an increase Of ttlt.7OO since last week. IL
these deposits were deducted from the sur
plus given the reault would be el4, 7s5, $50.
cash holdings OF the banks and their loans
are az follows:
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

HioH- Lop- Clos Ne
.Snie'. CO. eS. mo. Ch'o,.
200 Ais Oh pf. E03l tOla 66l4- ~
bSso Anal C~op..lO3is 100 100 -3ls
S-oAm Car + 3sl2 80 3Sl2- IL
2Co An Cot OIL, .li2 rll2 slip IL
100 Am ETp...226 220 226 20
100 An Ice secs GA ,2lI 2l4+ IA
500 Am Loco. 7Ol4 60 60 Ill
1i2Uo An Smclt.. l4Sl2 $40 l48 -2bs
400 Am Smclt pll6l2 Il6 ll6
100 Am Steel F.. lll2 llla llla
Geo Am Sugar. 1927 Ia l32 IL
100 Am Sugar pl35 1873 1873 II
200 AH lob pi. 9a3l QO34 ee31
1900 Am Wooden 3Ti4 a6l2 HBIo- IL
i45oI Anaconda. c44 40 40 -5aa
1900 A T d F.. solo SS7s sS7s-l
400 T&s r pt.l lo234 lOqaI+ Ia
400 A. C Linc..l4l isoi1 Iaola- o,
fssoo Bait & ohtolls Ils ns
1880 nklyu Ry., soL 777s 70 pa.
400 Bruns'k %. ls is Is IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, June 2s.-1he market for cop per
shares. to-day was dull and weak. Prices
sagged throughout the season and the close
noticed in A~malgamated and Copper Range
particularly. Trinity, on the other hand,
neplected.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. June 23.-The statement Of the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows;
This Day. THIS Month. Fiscal Yra-,
Receipts ..,, u. 10000 $S9. 132,n a5 s579, 30, GOO
Expenditures. loSo.O00 2s.y5p.OOO Sol, 735, ass
Surplus. So, 81, $4,000 Sll. 3Se.O5 sl754i444
The receipts from customs to day were 81, OQa 2,at
from internal revenue, 81 ,l4i, 33s, and miscellaneous
ssla,3l3, National bank notes received for re-
dcmption, taS2,e7l.
The cash statement OF the United States Treasurer
for June rs shows;
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin And bullion ............... $3.50. 600. 600
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding certificates. 81, oii. sl2, $50
nENERAL HuND
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Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
as reported at the Custom House compare as fol
lows with those OF last week and OF the correspond
ing week q year ago:
This week. Last Week. 1905.
Dry Eoods........ t?,6h2 .f5i S?!6O'.n2S 81. 3c6, 328
General mdse. .... II ,639 ,3l7 10 242. c02 S.2o7. EOS
Totais........ ga ,s3So-2 st5.s5'0i7 slO.5ls. 6sl
From January 1 10 date they compare as follows
with last year:
1000. ,anS.
Dry goods. ......, s-ai7I,%l S0.0s2, 600
General merchandise. .., :S7613577 27s ,575.3O7
---=~ ---
Totals see. .S....,..,, $500 ,so5, 2is ss41.6S7 .pos
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MINING EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Closing bid and asked quotations for active
stocks on the Wall Street Mining and Stock Rx-
change yesterday were:
IIa1Rn hrOCIl
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open- HIGH Lou Clos Pre-,
Lard: tn1 est. est. mo. Close.
Sept. S 57tz-so $50 s7T1 $50 s77.
Oct. 900. $50 sf2'i s771 s,s21 s,77s
Ja : si5 a1ns son1 a.1a5 s1s
Sept...".. . 10 oi0 eo5 O73 orr
Oct.".... s.p2'3 sos S.s74 $40 500
Jan. ....... 80 $50 7.5 7.5 $50
Pork.
July,",..l 1875 1926 1885 49, 1890
Sept. ..... Il. so l657t5 10 6525 io.S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24

The following table gives. the percentage
OF cash reserves to deposits Of the more prom
inent banks compared with those OF last
Meek,
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tgF avs SrtFrWgVT

Tho Festtv bars Fttfcfnent nads 4 afNHa
and eHa mofr fsvofslas Than nod
hrru rrtIlirHiei nv fhr most IAN auins fore
casts Thr tiat pyrutnt ahuw ~ q eala NJ
Iltei I'M. m Hrbfiv thfre inrs tts iaeeeAse
fnfrrssistI ~ tho usual rst Inmates made tov
ard no end W thr weoH idana dcrfsaaet
o. fis.Wn ~ arrNuut drubtless ~ aocN
market Ii1uidNiip Ion and offerings NJ fafeign
fusar In this market dnfina ths weeh
7 hc, aufpiua fesrft' waa Increased ~ ts,.
stp, aao
Tho Nsekiy statement NJ the associated
hanks NJ tho city ~ Nav York compares
"a follows with that ~ last werk and that
NJ tha corresponding wash year ago
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SroAR.-Raw was firm at 3Hm3 s-lsc. for
centrifugal % test and 3G3' l-lGc. for mus
bag Cuba centrifugal. July shipment, on the
basis of :. 5sc.. for 90 test. Refined was fairly
active and firm.
NAVAL S~ToRFs.-Spirits of turpentine, clio.
Common to good strained roisn, So. GOA 81. o5.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-06
Cures Cancer, Blood Poison and
Scrofula.

II you have blood poison producing
eruptions. pimples. ulcers, swollen
glands. bumps and risings. burning,
itching skin, copper colored spots or
rash on the skin. mucous patches in
mouth or throat, falling hair. bone
pains. cid rheumatism or foul catarrh.
take BStanic Blood Balm q. B. b.
1t kills the poison in the blood; soon
all sores, eruptions heal. hard swell
ings subside. aches and pains stop and
a perfect cure Is made OF the worst
cases Of Blood Poison
For cancers. tumOrs, swellings. eat
ing sores. ugly ulcers. persistent PIN
pies OF all kinds, take y. =. 3. 1t de-
stroys the cancer poison in tho blood.
heals cancer OF all kinds. Guys the
worst humOrs or suppuratingGASswel
ings Thousands cured by Il. Il. b.
after all else fails. 3. 4. 4. COM
posed of pure botanic Ingredients. I'm
proves the digestion. makes the blood
pure and rich. stops the awful itching
and all sharp. shooting pains. Thor
oughly tested for thirty years. Drug
Eists. 81 per bottle. with complete d.
rections for home cure. Sample free
and prepaid by writing Blood Balm
Co, Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and
free medical advice also sent in sealed
letter.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-06
YELL THAT PROVED OF VALUE.
Old Gentleman Had Unterrated His
Sons Abilities

Sons Abilities.
a young man once returned from
college with Ions hair, a sweater that
had eleven distinct colors in its fabric.
= good oplgsion Of himself and a col
legn yell that was terrifying.
His father sized him up and then
complained bitterly. His complaints
We're more bitter when he heard the
college yell.
And | paid good money to have
him acquire those clothes and that
tog~hOrn voice and eXuberant throat
development he groaned
You don't care for the yell?" asked
the young man.
Il do not" replied the father at
is as valueless as the sque2Aof a pig
and that is one part of tfr. animal
which is lost when he is butchered."
A few weeks later. while on trip
to new country, the father and son
were attacked by band a3Smarauding
ruffiafSs4 The young manOpened his
mouth threw the reverse lever away
ever in the corner. and emitted a
college yell, which was substantially
as follows: 'Br-r-r-! Wool, wOOfwOOf-
wool! Zip, zip, pippitysip! compat.
compah! GurgoO, gurgOo! Wotteil,
wortell! wheeeeee!"
- The members of the marauding
tand, amazed at the sound, and I'M
able to understand it, turned and
fed.
Maybe a college education does
ray" said the father, slowly.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-06

Every housekeeper should know that
II they will buy Defiance Cold Water
Starch for laundry use they will save
not3onIy time, because it never sticks
to the iron, but because each package
contains Is Ozone sall pound-while
sll other Cold Water Starches are put
up in %-pound packages, and the price
is the same, 10 cents. Then again
because Defiance Starch is free from
all injurious chemicals. II your grocer
tries to sell you 1907. package 1t
is because he has stock on hand
which he wishes to dispose of before
he puts in Defiance. He knows that
Defiance Starch has printed on every
package in large letters and figures
&c ozs." Demand Defiance and save
much time and money and the annoy.
ance Of the iron sticking. Defiance
never sticks.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-06
Was Too Homes

Honesty is one of the leading prin
cipes taught in the public schools. and
the teachers begin early to impress
the value Of this trait in character on
the minds CT the youngest pupils. A
South Chicago teacher had a pupil
who gave her much sorrow by his
unfortunate habit of fibbing on every
possible occasion. One day she KEEP.
him after school and gave him a seri.
GUS falling to-" Just look at the
life of George Washington, she said ::
'he couldn't tell lie" Huh" re,
marked the unrogenerate youth what
was the matter with him?'