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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
District Notices -TAIlahasses Dis
Nricf.

The District Stewards Of Tallahassee
District are called TO meet In Trinity
Church, Tallahassee, on Thursday, Jan
uary 9th,. 1908. at p. m. trust that
The District Steward from every charge
will be present. II those coming viii
notify the pastor, Rev. /. 8. Patterson,
10 adv6nce, they will be provided with
entertainment while here.
The District Board Of Trustees. and
the Ladies' District Parsonage Commit
tee, are requested to meet at the Dis
trlct Parsonage, on the same day, &C
]. EDGAR Wn.RoN. Pr.
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Premiums for RGuuatIonal pRAihits

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Dec. IL 1907.
To the Teachers Of ths Pubic Schools
Of the State;
am just IN receipt OF q eomnnuni-
cation from Hon. Thomas j. L. Brown,
IN which he advises me that he IL for.
Wardlng 70 each Of you = revised list Of
premiums for educational exhibits that
will be offered at the forthcominR Flor
ID State Mid Winter Fair 70 be held IN
Tampa, Fla, February 6-23, 1908.
wish % invite your attention 20 the
list that ahall be eent you, and % requeat
that you put forth every possible effort
TO haye your school ereditabiy repre-
oentc& a9 this great fair. Nearly one
ttgn1nnd I'VE hundred dollars III cash
prisee win be- offered for educational
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When e CO Hon.s,

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Be sure your baby u not troubled with
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rings undar the eyes, not gaining IN
wight and yellow complexion. A few
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expel an worms. It = a positive cnbe
and reIIoDio. Price 25 cents PER bottls.
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Portable Saw Mil, IS horse powas
Frick Engine and Boiler. mounted q,
wheels. Gaiser Mill Cable feed. head
blocks carriage In two aeetions. One
~ Lath Machine, six 90 SaWs, one (1l
Saws. e and 81 inch S shafsin9. @ iosssl BoSss'
Pulleys, ETC., ali In good oonditlen. Al
creas ID. ~ LBTA
A-tf. Tallahnnepa
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

Don't make your final arrangements
for the winter until yon have called
upon Me. Matte WSatlsY, at her pop
ulsr boarding house on North Monroe
stroot. ae-f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-12
HEAVY BUYING
IN AFTERNOON
Most of Saturdays Market Bust
ness Is Done Late in the
Day.
DEALERS CONSERVATIVE
In PURCHASING SUPPLIES
Consignment of Articles on the
Market; Asparagus Is
Lower.

Most of Saturdays business on Mar
ket row was postponed until late in
the afternoon, and at that time the
buying, was so heavy that the stalls
reseembled the .wreckage caused by a
cyclone when the merchants quit busi-
ness for the day. Moreover, the de-
mand was not limited to any particular
commodity, but reached almost every
thing IN the way of fruits, vegetables,
etc, that the season supplies.
One of the most noticeable things on
the retail produce market last week
was the fact that the merchants are be-
coming more conservative in placing
orders for supplies, and this is COM
mendable from at least one standpoint,
namely, that il works as safeguard
against the handling of stale goods.
The stock of strawberries was almost
entirely exhausted, and before night
there was a rise in the price of the
best grade. While heretofore the very
best could be had at 90 cents a box,
the price Saturday evening ranged
from 10 to % cents. This was due to
the fact that the supply had reached
the minimum and some of the goods
which had been ordered did not ar
rive.
Among the new goods exposed for
sale Saturday was consignment of
at l5 cents each, water cress
5 cents q bunch, leeks cents a bunch
fine cucumbers two for 25 cents and
at 80 cents a pound As
paragus is somewhat lower, selling at
D cents bunch.
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BOOM IN WHEAT is
FEATURE OF MARKET
Active Trading, With Prices
Soaring Throughout the
Day; Bulls Happy.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE wheat mar
ket today was highly excited and
strong, advancing more than 3 cents
in some options, making total ad-
vance Of about 6 cents since Thurs.
day. The business upon the exchange
was the heaviest for long time and
the wires Of the brokers were so busy
throughout the day carrying orders
that they had very little time for the
transmission of news. July wheat
closed 3M@3Nc up, corn was 11sc
and oats %@7sc up. Provisions were
10c to 3212c higher.
From all appearances the country at
large was today of the opinion that the
crop of winter wheat will be this year
far short of last year. Before the open
ing of the market orders were stacked
up in the brokers offices, and from the
first sound Of the gong until the close
of the session there was rush of buy
ing orders,
Local traders were inclined to the
selling side of the market, but the
country outside of Chicago, encouraged
Win INC iise ol ldSJ Weeh, DouGuI
wheat constantly. At times there were
slight recessions in the upward move
ment Of prices on heavy realizing sales.
AT one time the market was forced
back &c, but the efforts of the shorts
and local traders were of no avail
against the flood of buying orders that
came from all parts of the country.
The market started UP again and closed
strong, near the high mark, with the
huving demand apparently still unsat-
isfed
Specific causes of the strength shown
in today's market were a strong mar
weather in the West and Northwest of
this country, which it is believed, will
seriously damage the winter wheat crop,
and sensational advices from Canada
claiming that up to the present time
only Is per cent of the estimated to-
tai amount of seeding had been done
In Manitoba. Just before the close free
predictions were made by enthusiastic
bulls that the price of July wheat will
pass 81, July opened a shade TO $50
Mc higher at $3.50 to soc, sold be.
tween ss1ac and 91%c, and closed
strong at 919s @91Mc.
active all day. The market closed
strong. July opened B@1ac higher at
50as s@50%c. sold between 50$sc and
$3.50, and closed at 512sc.
The oats market was strong and ac-
tive July opened M@Mc to 3s@ 1ac
higher at 43hc to 44c, sold between
1890 and 445sc, and closed &@kc
higher at 449sc.
The boom in the grain markets was
reflected in the provision pit, and the
prices advanced throughout the day.
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New York Flour and Grain,

NEW YORK May n..--Flour-Receivts
Is. 500 barrels; exports. Sl00 barrels: sales
1900 barrels. Market strong. but uuiel
Minnesota patents $LiGm4sO, Minnesota
bakers. s350Gl3 So; winter patents, $S75M
40: winter straights. SO .60@3.15: winter
extras. $290@3lo; winter low. grades.
S2.s0Gl3,00
Wheat-Rcceipts. 1000 bushels; ex-
ports $500. 900 bushels futures: spo;,
strong; No. red, 05lc elevator: No. . red
e6te f. o: b. ahoat; No; Northern Du-
luth. Sl,064 {. q. n anoat. No. > hard
winter. a6ic {. o. b. ahoat. There was
O further sensational advance in wheat
today. the market closing 2go2.c net
higher. In WAS due 10 tremendous OUT
side buying. very strong cables and hull
ish sentiment throughout the country,
July touched 99c an December s1,"ii,
May 96a697c. closed 17SC: july closed
at 9sbc. Scptenber at Js2c. and December
at sl0i.
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Clearing house Statement.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE statement
of the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S. 1885, 225
is an increase OF 1861 200. as compared
with last week. The statement:
Loans. SLIPS, 222, 500; decrease, $149OG,-
700.
Deposits. S1.104.4 .4ls 100: decrease.
$l.e1S 500.
Circulation. s7o.7S1 800; Increase. SOL
200.
Legal tenders. S72lo6. 200: decrease.
$l.9S3, 900.
Specie. 12.isf 500 decrease S:a9, 100
Reserves. $2S4.53l, 900: decrease. $685.
500.
Reserves required. 76,10i.775; de-
crease. 81, i05, 200
Surplus. sS.lSs,225; Increase. $1G6l,-
20).
Except United STAGES deposits. Sl6i
100. increase. $l,669, $50.
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York Fruit Market.

=. May 1i-Evaporated ap-
lcr. but unchanged. locally.
choicc. 707lc; prime, SIC.
I'm: California, 39c to 12sc;
y niet: choice. l7AmiSc; extra
(tc: fancy. 19@ 20c.
(enedy; choice, li@l1bc; cx-
0.Mgglszsc; fancy, 12h@1Sca eX-
y ady 10 firm: loose muscatel.
T raisins. 7t9l1lc, London
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

CHICAGO May l.-Catte-Recelpts,
300; market steady, beeves, s4.30@6+5:
cows. sl.S0@tS5; heifers. $2.60@5.3O, {,
calves. 81 $500; good TO prime steers
So 5i0@6.45; poor TO medium, $4.30@5,3O:
stockers and feeders. S2,90@510.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market sc high
heavy, s6.15@6.671: rough heavy, s6I5G
$50; pigs, s6.o046.45; good to choice
heavy. S6.45@6.57i.
Sheep-Recelpts. 1900: market steady;
natives and Westerns. sI50@6.So; year
lings. s6.75@7,65; lambs, .5oGS. 70;
Western lambs, $6.50@S.75.
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New York MOney.
Prime

NEW YORK, May u-Close: Prime
mercantile paper. 50 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at S4S6 2O6D
4.S6,25 for demand and at 81. SO 3004.S3 40
for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates, sI.Si@i.S7.
Commercial bills. Si.s3iI4$3g.
Mexican dollars, 59lc.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. heavy,
Money on call, nomlal Time loans,
firm. sixty days. 4 per cent. ninety days,
q per cent; six months, 1905 per cent
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. May 1l-Todoy',
statement OF the treasury balanct>> IN IN,
general fund, exclusive OF the Sl5O, 600
900 gold reserve, shows:
Available cash balance. $25 .J32. .S36
Gold coin and bullion. S96,S9LT3l,
Gold certificates, $IG.GS0.U,0
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Tendency in Price of
Has Depressing Ef-
ect on Stocks.
IARKET HAS BEEN
GER SINCE THURSDAY
the Week Have Been
prable for Advance
Stock Prices.

DIRK, May 1.-THE stock
CIV showed the effect of the
Sences at work and also re-
: Inversion of speculative ac'
le grain and cotton markets
Illness of the dealings. The
the price of wheat was a
hector in stocks and checked
An upward tendency which
Jed in sympathy with the
SUnion Pacific. Opinions On
rop are influenced not only
iage shown in the govern
srt of May ]. condition pub
srday, but by the fears of
mage since that time, in
iunfavorable weather condi-
prevailed. The continued
the same cause in the seed
! spring wheat crop adds to the
sed by the condition of the
q crop. The bank statement
!, eater loss of cash than in
the preliminary estimates,
,,nsiderable loan reduction
,eiyed, in view of the known
speculative requirements
week. 1t is inferred that
interest rates have attract
; offerings of funds in this
Interior banks. with the re.
mands on local banking re-
felieved.
" market has been stronger
lay, owing TO the announce
/ Union Pacific official plan
and the supposition that
s1es by railroad companies
&. Rumors persisted of an
md Issue by the Reading
essure on that stock de-
'tmarket. American Smelt,
der some pressure, The
j. Union Pacific was attrib-
lore favorable view OF the
1sn than the standpoint Of
20 the company as distin-
n the immediate value of
rights TO stockholders. The
in price are small, but
innate and the closing was
{ the week have been un-
) values of securities, and
les have occurred, There
ID participation in the mar
Ialings were small most of
y attributed to professional
few speculative favoriies
overwhelming proportion
u dealings, and the reac-
lency was decisive in its
the whole market. The
-ovement in these few lead
10 small part the culmina-
|prevl0us movement of the
'th had failed to carry CON
enuineness and substantial
Jon There were special
Aakness in the list, due to
ptlses, but which offered
of tendencies in general
which were not encourag-
of higher prices.
Mutation continues TO main
slence on stocks, which has
~se doubt and uncertainty
~ with the still indefinite
Honey conditions have be.
" firmer with the decline
!; OF the New York banks,
Apecial syndicate require
, money market. Foreign
a consequence, has weak
my prospect there was of
Fports of gold has passed.
We been dull and rather
jeconnt Of the anticipated
,%tes 3's have declined 1-2
call during the week.
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Omaha.
OAIAH HA.

OMAHA, May 1l.-Cattle-Receipts,
200; market steady; native steers. 81. iOG
$50. Western steers. s3.50@525; stockers
and feeders, s3.OO@5o0. calves, $3.50
$50, bulls and stays, S5.00@4.75.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market sc higher;
heavy. S6.30@6.40: mixed. $685. 5616. 40
light, $6i0@6,5O; pigs. S5,6o@6.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady:
ewes, S450@5.60; lambs. s7.25@S.60.
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London Wool.

LONDON, May IA good selection.
consisting Of 1878 bales, was offered at
the wool auction sales today. Competl-
ton was strong and prices remained
firm. Fine cross breds were in active
request and greasies were freely bought
by home and American buyers During
the four remaining days of the sale IA
l2O bales Will be offered.
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4EE MAP OF
eA4 WONDER.

sl sensational mining camp;
N u % places. inside OF GO
OF oil Nevada investors
70 oii Wonder. limited mum,
nd De son, free on request
VI CENT INVESTMENT Co,
sgys9 Street.
~ Goldneld. Nevada.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY May 11.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts lOO market steady: native steers,
s475@6.20: stockers and feeders, s3.75@
$50; bulls, S5.l5@i5O, calves. SO 5O@5 20: {:
Western fed steers, 81 40@5.60; Western
fed COWS. $3.25@4T5.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: strong to &c
higher; heavy. S6.35@6.4O; packers So 40
$3.50; light. S6.45@6.52l; pigs. $3.50
Sheep-Receipts. none, market steady
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st. joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, May l1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 30; market steady; natives. $40
@625. cows and heifers. S2.OOm475;
stockers and feeders, s3.75@4.S0.
Hogs-Receipts, d400; market 5010c
higher; top, $6.52s. bulk. $6.i0@6.475,
Sheep-Receipts, none. Lambs, SS25@
s.65: yearlLngs. $6.OO@6.60.
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92ortS and Exports.

;, May ll.-Total Imports OF
N port of New York for the
n Today were s34.660 silver,
dTts OF specie from the port
lor The week ending to-
4 '1'9p silver. and SS0.010
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Miuneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAP POLLS. May ll.-Wheat-
July. 9i3c: September, 94ac: No. l hard
&c; No ] Northern 96c; No Northern,
9ic, No, Northern. 93c.
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Utah smelter Ore Receipts.

SpccIaI 20 TIC IrlpUNc.
OGDEN. May l1.--Ore receipts at
the Utah smeter today were nine cars
OF Bingham and two cars of Nam
moth.
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IiYerpool Wheat

LIVERPOOL, May 1l.-Close; Wheat
May, 6s 9sd; July, SIS 7Id, September, Old
The weather in England today was
warm.
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st. Louis Wool,

ST. LOUIS. May 11.-WooI, steady:
medium grades. comblng and clothing,
22@26ci light fine google; heavy fine,
loWl7c. tub washed. 29M37c.
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WEAK MEN

so-caIled Weakness" IN men Is mere
ly symptom OF chronic Inflammation
In the PROSTATE gland. brought on by
early dissipation or by the Improper
treatment OF some contracted disease A
complete and radical cure Is therefore. a
question Of restoring the PROSTATE gland
to It's normal state, and this we accom-
pliSh promptly and completely, without
the use OF Internal remedies. Our treat
meDt is n local one entirely. II Is origl-
nal and scientific. and has been proved
absolutely effective By thousands Of tests
We are convinced that by no other moth
DDS can full and permanent restoration OF
strength and vigor be accomplished
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. May -Sugar-Raw,
FIRM fair refining. 3,3Ic; centrifugal 96
test, a.S7c. moasses sugar; 3.l2c: refined
lated i 90c.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
New York Produce,

NEW YORK, May 11.-Butter-weak
Western factory, common to frsts. $50
22c Western imitation firsts, 21@23c
Cheese-Firm; unchanged.
Eggs-Weak; Western regular packed
firsts and official price. l7sc; seconds
17c.
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BEWARE OF nFAkE
MEDICAL COMPANIES" :"
Did you ever hear of a genuine
reputable physician doing business
with the sick as a flake company2"
The Company furnishes the cloak
under which any quack can practice.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

PRODUCE EXCHANGE
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was weak; creameries, IS
624c; dairies. 1S022c. Eggs, weak; at
mark. cases included 15Sc; frsts. 15Sc,
prime frsts, 15ic. Cheese, steady. lag
l5c,
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour,
strong; winter patents, s3.4Q@3.50;
stralghts, So 25@3:4 IS; spring patents, $3.50
@4.50. straights. s3.15@3.45; bakers, SO Is
92@eso: No. 2 red, S7s@Slsci No. 2 corn,
oats, 45ic, No. 3 white. 42i@45ac; No. 2
Iev M 7s@s1e No o e 1ax etee seed 1ls 81 i2o Nn
Northwestern. s1.27; prime timothy seed,
s4,90; clover. contract grades. $500;
short ribs, sides Qoose( ss.s5@e.o5, mess
lbs, 1925; short clear sides (boxed).
s9.12t@s.37i whisky, basis Of high wines,
81 90
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METAL MARKET QUIET
AS USUAL SATURDAY
In Absence of Cables From
London, No Material
Changes Noted.

NEW YORK, May lt-Trading was
quiet in the absence of cables. Tin prof
tied by the strike OF fongshoremen and
is normal with spot quoted at S43.35.44.
Copper continued quiet with spot quoted
at S24.75@26.25; electroytic, S24.25@2t.75;
casting. S22.75123.25.
Lead was dull at s6O0@6.o5; spelter,
Sc @655.
Iron continued firm.
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Thirty Men.
Held S enlarged band at Liberty Park
this afternoon.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

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bronchial and lung troubles. asthma.
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spinal trouble. skin diseases, sciatica
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The Jasper news., 1907-07-25
YOURS FOR BARGAINS,
OxFORDs AT
COST

From this date we
are going to sell our
ladies Queen Quality"
oxfords and all other
low shoes for ladies
and children's dress
wear at cost. Don't
fail to see this line for
we can save you some
money. Our new fall
line Of shoes are CON-
ing in daily and we
want to make room for
them. Bring produce
and get a pair of OK
lords at cost. Resp.
j. D. Harbur. Tiff
The Jasper news., 1907-07-25

!, Misses Stella and .Addie Green ar
rived last Thursday from Pswnse, Okla,
for visit with OLD friends here. This
is their first visit to Jasper since NOV.
log to the Territory ten years ago.
Their father, who was engaged 10 the
buying and selling oil. stock here, is now
following the same avocation at Pawnee.
The Jasper news., 1907-07-25

NoTIcE FARMERs-We have bought
the G. L. Hayzlett elevator in Jasper
and respectfully ask for your business.
MIR. Hayzlett will remain In charge at
the elevator and you will be accorded
the same courteous treatment and get
the same top-notch prices as heretofore.
Yours, Truly,
DUNwooDY MILLING Go.
The Jasper news., 1907-07-25

Harry MoCants came down from Kan
sas City Sunday to spend the day with
bis sister, Mrs. Del Beam. He was &C.
companied nome by his niece, Miss
Marguerite, who will visit with him for
q time,
The Jasper news., 1907-07-25

E. C.Dallas has sold his two bust.
ness lots on Grand Ave., together with
the building occupied by his black
smith shop, to Geo, Rex. He will rent
the building until fall, when he intends
to leave for Idaho.
The Jasper news., 1907-07-25

The remains If Edward King, who
was killed near here last Thursday 10 a
fall from hay frame, we're inferred at
the Waters cemetery on Friday, after
funeral services conducted by the Bos.
ton /. o. o. F. OF which deceased was q
member. Several members Of the JAS
per lodge were present as were also
many friends OF the family fsom here.
The Jasper news., 1907-07-25

Mr., and Mrs. Horace Decker OF st.
Louis, who have been visiting w. r.
Schroeder, the father OF the latter, south
OF here, spent Tuesday 10 this city tho
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Sohooier.
The Jasper news., 1907-07-25

DR.. Knott reports the following births:
To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moore OF north
east of Jasper, on Saturday July Goth,
an Glib boy; to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hale,
8 miles east OF Jasper, on Sunday, July
21st, Obj girl.