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The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
HeStcr's Cotton Statement.
Cav the Associated Press.D

New Orleans La, Jan. 1S.-Secra-
tary Hssters weekly cotton statement
issued today. shows for the eighteal
days Of January an increase over last
Year Of $4,000.
For the.140 DAYS Of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate is ahead Of
the samC days last wear 1.526.000.
The amount brought into sight dur
ing the past week has been 425.59b
bales against 210,572 for the same
seven days last year.
shows receipts at all United states
porths 6,193O30 against 5.470.543 last
year; overland to northern mills ana
Canada 690,131 against SOC 609 last
year: interior stocks in excess of those
held at the clase of the commercial
wear 532,5l3 against 90. Az last year:
Southern mills takingS 113S.000
against 1,0S5.60S last year.
Total movement since Sept mber /.
9.153.674 against 7.627,237 last year.
Foreign exports for the week
32S.3S6 against 1864 last year
making the total thus far, 4.904 ,S04
against 3932964 last year.
The total takings Of American mills
have been 2626.13S against 2.516.03a
last year. stocks at he seaboard and
the % leading Southern interior CEN
ters have decreased during the week
58019 bales against a decrease during
the corresponding period last season
of S9733
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22

james k. nan chsrter Cul,ea
Daughters df the Confetyraev. ar
" l. H.ll. President gave mos;
enjoyable entertainment 10 the CON
fei@rate Veterans ~ Wmress ~ a. odd
Fellows Han - Friday night n com
fnemoratian II the looth birthday ~
our gallant leader. General Robert r.
lee.
The exercises vrr~ opened v5th
prayer b. Mr Isaac brown pue-
armed veteran Then spendld cholt.
composed u ladies and gentlemen oi
Nar.aW. rendered iu charm nR
manner thac nne ola song "0ld Ken
ncks Home Mr @. II Middleton
Eead with fiue sffeci am article on the
btth and life II General Lee Wrlttr.
bt the former beloved pastor of tilt
Baptist church. here the venerable
Or. Hufham After other choice seirC-
tion of Southern songs. col Geo. ),
Hughes read an address on the ~
fluenCc of the christian life of General
Lee. As a man anu the leader 1f
The Lost Cause Closing With the farr-
well address Or General Lee - hi
army. Capt Lem Hodges spoke In an
his life as soldier from April - Au-
gust. 1861. ana Of his then leaving ne
front - 90 other important work for
the Cpnfederacy. ana Mr. II y
RIaCkm0re gave Very Interesting AK
count Of the late reunion Of the Blue
and the Cray. at Wilmington par
ticipated In by the survivors Of both
sides He spoke u how much our
brothers in blue enjoyed the hospita.-
~ Of the old confedS and how they
left Wilmington saving they were
going home 10 teach their people %
bury '.the bloody shirt" and let the
south settle It's problems III its own
Wav which they knew would h
right. After music by the choir che
veterans and ladies were served with
a splendid oyster supper
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
Roosevelt Sends a Letter.

Washington, Jan. 49, With elabol-
ate exercises and in the presence of :
distinguished audience, the one hun.
dredth anniversary Of the birth Ol
General Robert +. Lee. the soldier
patriot of the Confederacy, was com
mcmOrated here tonight under the
auspices Of the United Confederate
and Southern societies Of the Distric
of Columbia The immense ball room
Of the New Willard Hotel, where the
meeting was held, was filed to over
flowing.
The United States Marine band stir
red the audience with Dixie and other
Southern melodies. Almost every
mention of the name Of Lee was greet
cd with applause. Although unable
+ attend PI Icsident Roosevelt sent 9
letter in which he eXtOlled the Nir-
tues of the Confederacy's great gen
eral. in war as Well as in peace. His
suggestion that the centennial ami
versary be celebrated bV the estab-
lishment Of a permanent Lee memoria
at some great representative educa-
tional institution in the South me-
with instant faVO".
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22

Charlotte, n g., Jan. 19.-That the
feeling Of forty wears ago in the
North towards the South has not been
Iesscned by the lapse of years. and
th2t greed and commercialism and the
love of money Will have to become the
Successors to the spirit of the old
South before the North shall come to
regard the South, altogether in q
brotherly manner.-these are some of
the rather mildly surprising things
said today by DR.. Henry +. Shepherd,
Of Baltimore, in q memorial oration
here in honor of the South's
great leaders. Robert f. Lee and
Stonewall Jackson.
Or. Shepherd said that the old time
Southern sentiment and way of re-
garl;ng things was not compatible
with the welding of sections and only
the reign of money getting in the
south would succeed in eraSirg the
feeling of the North. growing out of
the war period
The speaker said that in Baltimore.
his home, it was no possible to have
laced i'll libr2rv a book that gave
the true spirit Of the old South. lie
thought that this Southern Sentiment
should continue to be cherished and
fostered. Tributes that were elo-
quent and glowing We're paid to the
memories of the men in whose honor
the day was observed here. The re-
marks of the speaker, according TO
! is statement. were based on his
know ledge of the attitude of the North
towards the South as acquired by ac-
tral mingling with the people of both
s@ctions. DR.. Shepherd is known,
not only in this country, but in E,u-
rope, and his address today has Gre
q 81 no little comment
MS st neaal Jackson the wild DIV
the famous Virginia chiertain. was
IL tie aud encc. and following the ad-
C.,ss she li4ned the cross of honor
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
TRADE ALL TO TIE GOOD.
Conditions in Almost Every Rc~prc;
Reflect tno General Prosperity.
CBy the Associated prej

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Trade ~ winter fahrle< iiupf'E"l -
the Wtathtr h'cain" more <t"f'iia ht...
but re4"f q Tor the week "tF fi'#i tf
regular ~ account ~ varying ie0-
perature. Improvement ~ in~ iiAf.
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AIDES oi"afahc" sales hass H@I, t'i
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The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
pittSbOrO Pays Its Tribute.

Pittsboro, Jan. 19.-Appropriate ex-
ercises commemorative Of the one
hundredth anniversary Of the birth of
General Robert +. Lee, were held az
the home of Major II. A. London today
under the auspices Of the Daughters OF
the Confederacy.
The stores on Main Stret We're in
Confederate cOlors as was the home
of Major London.
The exercises We're opened with
prayer by Rev Jerome. Short talks by
old veterans and sketches read by the
members of the chapter together with
appropriate music made up the pro-
gram. During the services from
twelve to one, all the stores were
closed
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22

New York, Jan. 19.-The dry goods
market is firm and steady with the
demand well maintained for the sea-
son. Large quantities Of merchan-
disc can be shipped when transporter
ton facilities are improved Much
complaint is heard of delays cOnSe-
Guent on the recent storm. Linens
are being advanced. Woolens and
Worsteds are having a very satisfac-
tory sale IN most houses.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
lOpanjng.l Highest Lowest iClosing

Cash quOtatona were rs io'I0wS.:
Flour easy. winter patect .250d3 so; Strai gh@ [
,UOc93 40: spring patent 37u'Qj.so: srrai eht>
3i0@5 4e: bakers l30na 80: wheat No 2
77a,0 No. ) 67G 10 No. red. 72Ha73A corr
No 2. 42 No. yelow. 42;2- oats No. ): Is
....... No. 2white. ...; No. white. 36i4D
3711. re No 2. t2n...... good feeding oar,ey
..... fair to choice mating 1905; No fax
seed. IL. mol Northwestern. leC: timothy
seed. AIS A.. clover contract grace a 90
short ribs Noose) 87503.G0. mess pork per
Dbl. 1850 ...... lard per TOO lbs S.250 49,.
short clear sides thoxed) 925ds.37 :: whr
key. basis Of high grade wines .2s:
New York Provisions.
New York Jan i9-FIour dull Minnesota
patents ,0tGIJu DO baFers 60 3 5 T. Eter
pa ent, 60 a ; Is; sLrapIts 5S0Gl o.eJ.
Rye -four dull far TO good 3.6~o 80.
choice To fancy EoGi.l 30
BuckwtIc.lt hour dull. 2l5m IS
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
Sew YorE, J4a. 70 spot crosed steady.
ldgCulirR uliauQS i0s 80 mlddllng gull IL Us
sales 3Gl Gu.cs cotton futures Closed steady.
New Orleans Cotton.

Ne" Orleans, La, IAN. 19-Spot
closed finn and unchanged, middling
10 3-%; sales on the spot We're $50
ana Gj tD arrive.
Futures opened quiet. two points
lower to two points higher The mar
ket vas rather liStlcsa until the end
Of the session when shorts began to
cover. There were few offerings and
this caused an advance of to 10
points in the active list. The close
yesterday.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
New York Money.

New YorK .ila. i9-lloney on call nominal.
time loans weak. 30 days oh. 80 days 5,7"o5
months o1ad, ts. Prime mercantile paper Coz
sterling exchange strong, " til actual business
in bankers bills at AIS 9JG 4. 6-0J FOR demand aud
b! loGlSi IS for 80 day bills. posted rates $500
1927 lSdm 1857. Commercial bills 38l "a 4bi =
oar SILVER 672S Mexican doiars 52H gov
ernment bonds steady Railroad bonds irreg-
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
baltimore Provision Market.

Baltimore Jan. i9 9-Four dan. v.'nter
patents 70d3.S5. spring Iattnts z0'd co
Wheat strong SPOT contract 75isft's. No }
r"d western TIA "a. ) Gamer NO.e red Iu14d n
Southern by ample o2gb7l.
Corn strong. spot new s96ts. steamer
mixed d. southern. VIII - AZ a 45Sa
oats iru No white 42tz. do " hit e
41'4AA No. mixed I0I4t4i
Rye steady. No. 2 western 7Cfd7i
Butter firm fancy initiation 25G27 do
creamery 500 10 ladle. 2la2l. store packed
1000
Eggs firm. ~
Cheese sttoH@ large I4's medium i4-s small
I45S
Sugar steady. course granulated 500 fine
500
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
Grain and Provisions

Chicago, Jan. 19.-The small re-
ceipts in the Northwest and the pre-
diction of a cold wave for the South
west caused Il strong market for
wheat here today The May delivery
closed at a net gain of 3-4 to 1-8c
Corn was uD 3-S to 1-2c. Oats were
IA to 3-Sc. higher. Provisions were
unchanged to &C. lower.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22

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PASSED tbs Jamaica f.I4ef Nff4 iHr0.s.
diatcly On its receipt f#au th, iiuua,
today without discuss
Tho President latter sEnrI tH.
measure.
school House Inil~ ou thhdrcn
Norfolk NA. Jan - Tl, Min. 5t S
telegraph station nf ts4fa Henri. ~.
received the f3IIYv.Iu4. y,tp@at.t. uft +.
Hast midnight I.trinp aa tn, !, .ngat...t
disaster. the mc.sIr H4x4ur .uta.
from Guantanamo. cuba
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steamer colon that >etl."t hou-" -
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steam faek' company ihIN hii'i-
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The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
Miss Annie Garyin Dead.

Especial to News and Obseryer.)
A>heville. y. g. Jan. 19-Miss An
ME Garvin. Of Skyland, near Ashe-
VILE died here this morning after an
Illness of two months Miss GarviT
had many relatives in Buncombe and
a large circle of friends. The re-
= aims viii be taken to Skyland tomor-
ron
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22

IN elevator sometimes enables
man to rise to the occasion.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
NtcnIncr ~traiItiasI


Kingston. ia. Jan. 1.-THE streets
Of this city are now plcketed WITH
American guards Admiral Fvans at
the request of the British Governor
General landed a force Of marines
from the sattleships Missouri and In
diana.
Six hundred bodies hav" been re-
covered and more are being con
stantly found Dynamite lis being
employed to clear away the debris II
shattered buildings
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-22
Kingston Alonc Anec1cd.

london. Jan lN.-Ihe NuNIT " !"
Steam Packet Company THIS after
noon received "A cable dispatch from
their agent in Jamaica saying tti8f
navigation III Jamaican waters is dnu-
gerous except ~ daylight and slE
gcstng that ships b. diverted - Fuff
Antonio. The agent adds
we are gradually resuuiug hu 2
mess and are continuing 10 supply
provisions free ou orders from tha
government order IS being ma't-
tanned Kingston alone appcars So
have been affected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
THE NEWS FROM ALAoHuA.
Accident to Or, Bishop--othsr Matters
Of Personal interest.


Accident to Or. Bishop-othsr Matters
Of Personal interest.
Alachua, April le.--F Z. Quinn has
accepted a position with she A. G. L,
at Burnett's Lake.
II. sealey has been visiting relatives
ct Lakeland and returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. sealey and
daughter made a flying trip TO Willis
ton Wednesday.
Col. F, Smith returned Friday from
a trip 70 Sanford, starke and Gaines.
Vile.
T. X. BoaFdman OF Hague came 10
town Thursday 90 attend the lodge.
W. B. Holder OF Santa Re WAS trans.
acting business In Alachua Friday.
NJ. ]. Eddy moved hlS stock Of goods
IN the old bank this week.
L. J. Mathews Of Bland was
transactlng bOsiness IN town Thurs
day.
Mrs Eddy Of Orange Heights 10 Wait.
ing Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Eddy.
RI. Futch Of High Springs was
visiting n town Thursday.
Mr. Croker returned from 3 trip 10
Lake Butler, where he visited relatives
and friends.
J.R. Jones made business "trip 70
Bell Thufsday
Perry Byrd, who has been cleFking
for Futch Bros, made bic departure
Thursday for BROKER.
The popular yonng physIclsD, Or. J.
W. Bishop. happened TO a serious accl-
dent Wednesday afternoon. HE horse
was frightened At a box ear near
Hague and ran, throwing him out and
dislocating one knee, breaking the
ligaments and sprsininR the other
knee. and otherwise bFuIplng him. He
was carried 90 she home OF Mr..
Hague and Dr.. J O. Bisbop summoned
Dr.. Bishop IL doing As sell a. can be
expected, ard We hope 20 see him ont
sooner than be expects
w. II. Galloway hiss accepted posi-.
tion - assistant cashier 10 the bank.
Mics Claude Mayuard LET'S town FH-
day 70 visit her relatives snd friends
at Hampton.
W. n Jones left Wednesday for
White Springs. Perry and Live Oak.
Misses Carrie Dell Williams and
Kate Smith msde 5 plessast Visit 10
the soontrY Friday IS she hone Of NJ.
shsw.
J. Vi. Andrews, representing p. u.
Woods, visited Alaehua Thnfsday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17

ate, with committee amendment maxi
ing 10 the minimum. Yeas, SO; nays o.
Following we're among the number
OF bills taken up:
By Mr.. Griggs Of Franklin, that be-
ginning Tuesday, April 10, House con-
vene at a. M, and adjourn at l p, m.
Adopted
House Bill No 40, by Mr., Knight Of
Citrus, for necessary clerical aid to en-
crossing committee. Adopted.
House Bill No. 80, by Mr.. MacWil-
liams OF st. Johns, House members Of
committee ia Investigate insane asy-
lum to employ responsible women to
accompany them and report on wo-
mems department OF asylum.
Adopted.
By Mr. Reese Of Escambia. regu-
lating the ssle Of merchandise ip bulk.
By Mr.. Kirkland OF Lake; relating to
public roads,
BY Mr.. Smith OF Lake, nomination
OF county commissioners by districts.
By Mr.. Mckenzie OF Putnam, per-
hitting ex-Confederate soldiers and
sailors to be admitted to home in Du-
val county.
By Mr.. Mckenzie OF Potnau, to con-
tiDue convict lease system and 90 APP
propriate ali proceeds TO counties 10
bnild hard roads.
By Mr.. Dupont Of ST. Johns, relating
TO wild deer.
By Mr.. Dupont Of St. Johns, relating
TO pensions.
BY Mr.. Pettigrew of Manatee (by
request), relative TO compensation Of
tax collectors. Reported unfavoVbly
By committee OF finance and taxation
and indefinitely postponed.
By Mr.. Dudlsy OF HillSborough, re-
latIne to the compensation TO county
com miesionors. making IL % per day
and loeents per mile each way; not
70 exceed tl75 a year. recommitted 70
committee on finance and taxation.
By Mr.. kirkland Of Lake, providing
for sale Of tax certificates at a reduced
valuation where lsnds we're assessed
al an excessive valuation. under GER
tain conditions.
By Mr.. Watson OF Dade-Regulstipg
the holding Of political primaries. The
bin is 9 lengthy one. covering twenty.
three printed pages. Mr.. Reese Of
Escambia said that by casual glance
he discovered material changes IN the
present law, and moved that IL be
made 3 special order At II q. m.
IN order 70 allow previous
consideration and the preparation OF
amendments. Agreed 20 unanimously.
By Mr.. Dupont, Of S. Johns-PrO-
hsbItIug the buscheFiAe Of cattle on
land snd providing for she
butcheFing OF manageable cattle b.
iheir owners, and prescribing penalty
or fne between go aud 800 or I'm
prisoumens from 90 days 20 months
o. both ordered esRrossed.
The privileges OF the floor were ex-
ieuded 10 Hon Frank Clark, mem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
VISITING COMMITTEE
LEFT THE Capitol
Will Visit State Institutions for
Higher Education.
ExpgoT9O HERE THURSDAY

Cone Senate Resolution Providing for
Appointment Of Committee to In
vestigate Property a, Lake City Re-
considered and Adopted.
Special to The suns
Tallahassee, April 1e.--The visiting
committee from the Legislature, ar
pointed TO visit the State institutions
for higher education. left this city to-
day in the fulfillment Of their missiun.
The COMMITTEES will proceed to ST..
Augn. tine, where they willinspect the
school for the deaf, dumb and blind.
They will 20 from ST, Augustine TO
Gainesville. where they will visit the
University Thursday or Friday, re-
turning TO Tallahassee Saturday or
Sunday
Cone Resolution Adopted.
The Gone resolution. providing that
COMMITTEES be appointed to visit
the former University buildings az
Lake City, which came before the
Senate Thursday and was defeated
BY vote OF 1910 IA, was by motion
of Senator Hudvon reconsidered, a
vote again taken, and the resolution
adopted
The resol0t'on provides for the APP
pointment OF joint committee. three
from the senste and -four from the
House, TO investigate the States in-
terests ct Lake City and report their
recommendations and findings BY bill
or otherwise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
HOUSE paoceED,Nos.

y y House vas called 70 order a.
-. n. when she iour6al was cor
s5d approved.
u. Vac WiIiiams Of st. Johns asked
Hsls consent 20 take np ous Of
'il' order Senais Bill No. 2, b.
- Baeknaa q HE Eighteenth.
~ she naabef og grand iurou
80. Z sinal numbs from y % IS
ard bill pssed under sas.
{ rules sn1 ssrtieea % SEN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17

Der OF Congress from the Second dis
triet OF Florida, on request OF Mr..
Garter Of Alachua.
On motion OF Mr.. Watson, the House
adjourned at $50 until 9 3. IN. Tues
day,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-17
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As',sges from the House Of Repre-.
=, --'l'''ss we're received and Fead, and
- transmitted referred 70 their
~ committees 10 the Senate.
ne1sge was received from the
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