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New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
COTTON EXCHANGE PROBE
Committee Announces the Purposes
of the Investigation.

The special committee OF the New York Cotton
Exchange provided for in the resolution adopted
by the board OF managers OF the institution last
Monday to investigate the present cotton contract
dealt in on the exchange, was announced yester-
day, follows: Arthur r. Marsh, vice-president
of the exchange. chairman George Brennecke.
Samuel II. Hubbard r. Siedenberg, L. Mandel-
baum, r. z. Hicks and George w. Neville.
Mr.. Marsh. who has taken the lead in the move
ment for investigation OF the exchanges meth
DDS OF doing business with view TO meeting the
criticisms OF the institutions policy which have
been made in various quarters said regarding the
appointment Of the committee
1.-The present board of managers since its ap-
pointment in May has been entirely clear in fts
mind that the subject Of the exchanges contract
had 10 be gone into very carefully and thoroughly
and when the proper time arrived the board took
the action necessary to bring about such an in
vestigation. during the progress OF which all
classes OF interested in the cotton industry or
in exchange operations will be urged 10 come for
ward and state their case.
1.-The exchange desires all the light 1t can get on
the matter, and the special committee meetings are
TO extend period of two months or more be-
ginning Immediately. There is no reason apparent
why correct conclusions should not be reached
The idea of the board of is TO take final
action of a sound and permanent character on this
important and pressing question: therefore. all
manner and kinds Of suggestions coming from re-
sponsibIe and interested sources will be welcomed
we are particularly anxious that the bureau OF
corporations accept invitation to participate,
and we hope Mr.. Smith and his associates will
bring with them-or furnish 10 a subcommittee
which will visit Washington. If necessary-all the
information they have IN their possession The in
vestigation 10 be open. and its purposes are to
serve the best possible ends-to bring about such
changes in our contract as the cotton trade as a
whole may deem desirable
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
BIG PROFITS FOR W. B. COSTER.

The examination of W, b. Coster, brother Of
the late Charles Coster, of the suspended stock
exchange firm of Coster. Knapp Co., was
continued yesterday in the bankruptcy proceedings
before the referee Peter B. Olney. The hearing
was largely taken up with looking into the joint
accounts of the two Costers-
Mr.. Coster asked concerning debit balances
aggregatins $4,000 which were found against him
on the firms He replied that he igno-
rant that any such entries stood until the bank
ruptcy proceedings began He said he supposed
that these entries had been offset by credit entries
In a private ledger kept by his brother.
Perhaps the most remarkable thing brought out
at the hearing that the personal transactions
OF ". B. Coster from December, 1906. to Septem-
ber, 1906, showed a profit of $, 10000
The attorney for the trustee in bankruptcy said
that w X Post, who acted counsel for Mrs.
Charles coster following the suicide Of her hus-
band had taken from the dead mans papers at
Mrs Coster's orders many accounts Of personal
transactions.
Mr. Post was called a a witness and said he
unable o produce the papers. as he longer
counsel for Mrs. Coster An attempt will be made
10 secure these papers before the next hearing on
July 2S
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
INCREASES In VALUES
Enormous Gains in Stocks Since
Lou Points of 1907.

The market value of stocks OF coal roads, win
an aggregate common capital stock OK So'o''
9OS 232 has appreciated since the low NVel Ok
1907 more than s22s.O00,00O, or an amount
equal to about 231a per cent OF the capitaliza-
tion mentioned The advance In tho Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company's issues has been more
than SCI 100000 that of the Delaware, Laeka-
wanna & Western in excess OF $34O0OV0o thae
of the Reading more than $31. 100000. that OF
the Baltimore & Ohio more than S30,Ooo,OOO and
that of the Ontario & Western more than
Sc S2S ,3S3 The other coal roads included In the
compilation show an appreciation IN value
marketwise OF from $5,0OO,OOO to S1bOOOUO
from the 1907 panic prices With the exception
of the Erie, the New York, Ontario & Westerns
gain has been lighter than that Of any other
company. though its earnings have been rela-
lively better.
In the last six months the market quotations
for railroad securities In general have gradually
risen from the low levels touched in the panic OF
last fall until many stocks selling some 80 TO
90 points above the low for 1907.
The appreciation in value of the Union Pacific
issues reaches the enormous sum OF $S7 100000,
as compared with the low valuation OF lSOf;
Southern Pacific issues have appreciated $03.-
100000; Great Northern preferred. &56 100000:
Northern Pacific $50 600 600; Chicago & North
western by S2S.60O.OOO. and others of the West
ern and Southwestern group Of roads show ap
precautions in values from the low Of 1907 rang
ing from S3.7OO.OOO to $19.4OOOOO. The total
appreciation in value OF eleven Western roads.
with aggregate common capitalization out
standing of ST ,2S1 090, 10S dncluding the $21O,-
100000 Great Northern preferred) $343,-
Q45.473. or 26.77 per cent Of the total capital
represented.
The upward movement in the Western roads
has been proportionately larger than that Of the
coal roads, notwithstanding the fact that the
latter, with only a few exceptions, have main2
tafned a better record of earnings in the last
eight months. OF course the big rise in Union
Pacific may be ascribed to the general expecta-
ton that the company will continue to pay 10
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
sarav Hook. $40 o m-Wind cast, fresh breeze; n
ng ana thick.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool July 21-Lusitania dBr New York via
su., IuIy -Arkenfer tGer Calcutta and Colombo. for
Phtiadepha and New forK;,, ,c.-, N.- Work
J,,Iy 1l-Kronprinz Wilhelm tdeF) N9H spF@
" via Plymouth and Cherbourg ,-, ,a r,,r,,,u,h
Hamburg July 21-Moitke teier1. Ne" AofN viz iiS
rav1s aeo July io~frtn, wem dpuch New York via
west Indies and Yenezue1aI,
xr,,-rs ruiv iS-F1orence (Brl, New YORK
sVdney W. July 21lndranevl lbT1, sen nv No
,cs,, G " and Melbourne; Jaiieta terl, Ne"
Work. via Melbourne. - ,,, ,, 1,-, Win
Copenhagen. July zi-oH'' 49,
as 1,IY a-Trent CBr, Southampton via Viso Tor
..dn, J,iy 2o-Newton Hail Cbr). New York for
1'o susno. Ayrss Rosario
Oue" ~ SAILED,
Alsiers July 15-Abana tBE) trofn ne" io'N'' A-i
,r,este july ie-Ida Ausp New York: 18TH hrsen'i'"
r,oa ta"eMi Miv IT-Christana (Gerl, New YORK -.
ar. NayaI July 1S-Ka!ibia tBrt uroin Ne" ioih' ioi
.,anIIIss July 1I-nladonna CFT3, New YORK
PASSED.
Gibraltar July 20-Germana lFrl, New 1oTk roT Nepies t
and Marseiie.; II Bioehioh'oHi '"i'' "~" 'N- "
Malta Yokohama ,.,.. p., N.v york for
Head July Zl-bFV'AS" >.N' w
Bristol =. .,,.-,o,.. ,rt,o e,v York
for Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
Notice of Summons.

SsUPREMF, COURT, COUNTY OF NEW TORK-ETH-
y q Philip B0hnett. Defendant
STANDARDIZATION for divorce
To the above-nan1ed defendant You Eereby
rnone9 to complaint this -Iion.
n of the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service Of this summons
service and In Of failure
appear answer Judgment will against
by default the relief demanded in the complaint
Dat June 2fth. 1905
SMITH LENT Plaintiffs Attorney, Office and Post Cfcs
add Street York city
To the defendant Philip BOhnett. The foregoing
IL served by pubhcato1 pursuant 70 an
Hon. Henry Pisehef Justice % the Supesas
Com ~ York, dar2f July 3rQ- lbts-
and N1ed with the complaint the Of
the County Of New York on the 3rd day Of July. 1905
Dated New York, July 7th 1908,
SMITH Lent PIaintisHs Attorney 40 Nassau Street.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
Foreclosure Sale.

CUFREndE COURT. NEW YORK C0UNTY.-HAMIfr.
- ton Bank Of New York City, plaintiff, vs. Annis
Idnder ct al defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF FORECLOSURES and sas-
duly and the above emitted action
and 2Oth day Of May. 1905, l. tns
undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named VII
vubIi auction- az Exchange Sales rooms
haitian City and County Of New York. on the I'D
day of July. 1905 IL O'Clock noon Of that dAy oy
Joeeph p Day, aGStIonA4r, the premises oy sald
Judgment Sold and therein described as
follows
All that certain piecs parcel Of land situate.
lying and being the Borough OF the Bronx CITY ot
New YORK, being known Toe number 81 on
certain map Map MelrOse. in tho
Manor OF Norrfsania in the County OF Westche5ters
New York. dated West Farms. New YORK; April ~.
1880 made by Andrew Findlsy. Surveyor and Med
in the Office Of the Register of The County OF West
May 18TH 1885, and more particularly de-
scribed follows - -.
.ry by lot number 90 above mentioned map. 9Q
feet: southery By lot number 81 on said map Ia
feet and Courtandt Avenue 56 feet
said premises being southedstery corner OF 1850
Street and CouTtlandt Avenue. and being the sans
premises conveyed 20 Annie Under by Louis
Iese and others by deed dated June ls0a recorded
June 10 1905 n Iibsr Section 0 OF Conveyance
pags 4s1 the said premises being known by the
street number $40 165d Street
Dated New York. June 20. 1903 -
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD Referees
Plaintiff.
8 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattsns New York
The following "a diagram fhs property 10 be
sold the number being $40 East 163d Street
Borough OF Bronx City OF New York;
U G9rd q
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 2l-C1Ozng- WHEAT-spot stsoaF
No red Western winter. Is Sd. no California .d
futures closed hrn5 July, 81 Tad September. ssd
Decennosf tss5sd CoRN-Spos nrmi American mixed.
old. 10iad. closed nrms July Sep
tamber. Sc Ind. Pf1aSCanatian stnay. "a 1Od FLOUR
Winter patents dull 2ss Cd HORs-At london CPacino
COaSt) steady. ll l5sGf2 Ss- BEEF@ENtrs India mesa
hTm lo0s PoEtk-PrIuae mess. Western, firm, Us ad,
HAMS-Short cut la 20 lS n. steady. 5Ss. BACON
Cumberland cut. 26 20 so ~ steady. 4Ss 3d. short re
10 - ~ nrm AS Cd long middIss. light ~
"a n. firm. s5s Cd: do heavy. IS firm.
short clear backs. 16 steady clear bellies
IL 10 n. frIn. SHOULDERS II 20
lS 10. quiet ass. IARD-Prime Western IN uerees AND
refined. IN pals. steady, CtiEStSkCanadtan fuest
white steady. 5Ts; do coored new steady ass cd
do white and coored, Old arm eSs fAsle1N
city steady 27s TJRPENTINE;- SPIRITS steady. 2ss sd
ROSIN-Cnrnmcn erun. s. So NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
quiet, end lLNSEED OIL. 2As Nd
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR SHOP MACHINES PUMPS JACKS
Il Repair Parts for Steam ShOvels Dump Cars.
Truck Springs, Chain Twist Drills. Ream4rs Taps Mil
Cutters. Drill ChuckG. Blades. CarbOruads..4
Wheels. proposals
fee Of the General Purchasing Officer 1SthIld1
Commission Washington, D c. until 1919 Aususr
1905. which time rhey will opened public,
for furnishing articles Blanks
general information relating this Circular $50
may be obtained from this Office the Offices Of tho
Assistant Purchasing agents. York
the u s. EngiHeer Ofces the following ctties BaIrf
more. Nd. Philadelphia. Pa. Pittsburg. Boston.
Mass Buffalo, y, " Cleveland Ohio. Cincinnati Ohio.
Chicago. Detroit,
Wis. st. Paul. MINI. Louisville.
ky-i Mobile. Ala and Galveston TeI Commercial
Kansas CITY, Mo-, ard Chamber Of Commerce Quincy
Ill F. c BOGGS Captain, Corps Of Engineers. L, 5, a..
General Purchasing Oficer-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

domestic quotations follows Ohio
VaIa neeces-&X- 32l33c; No washed S4G3jc; No .
washed 55d3tC, nne. unwashed 21G22c one-haIf boSd
ecmbns 26I27Cs thrcceiz1ths blood cOmOfng 16drr-g.
enc quarter blood cObing. 24Q25c. delalns washed p
Q3Bc. dslaine unvashed. 26z.27c MichiSar
and New heeces-Ffne, unwashed 20G2Ic; defsfre
unwashed 2502Sc: One-halr blood unwashed 2562gc:
thFeeeisaths blood. 22sc ono-qarrsr blood
unwashed PC Kentucky. Indiana and Missourt-rhree
eighths blood oet2Tc cneGuartef blood
values: Texas-F1ne Il months. 53Q5Se fine, 10 ;
months. s6G4sc, fne fall s2gf5c. Northern
free. S5Gs3Ic. Oreson-Esstsrn. No staple. 5.9eoc
Eastern, No clothing, 4SfS0cs valley No 4 s33f5-
Terrtory-E4ns ssaple. SGGGOe, medium staple m
q56c nne clothing. ts3cc: nne medium clothing IS
tffT6jC rhTrc-eiEnIns
one-qoarter blood. s2s45c- Puled-Extra 565Ic: nns
A s0G59c
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
TO INVESTIGATE DETROIT FAILURE

IAe Suspension OF Cameron CurTae & Co. OF
H. whose failure reported In that city
saturday. wes announced the New York
- Exchange yesterday Cameron Currie was
"a 'loch exchange member Of the firm. II had no
Co. Al lhis city The liabilities of the firm are
so at a little over 100000 A dispatch
u Defoi yesterday said that at q meeting Of
c. ecisors a committee of four consisting Of
a. - Mller, James W Chapman Harry Hetman
,,, 90nh > jackson. had been appointed TO inVes-
-, The failure MI Currle was admitted 10
Tsiiip On The exchange on January j. 1893
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, July 21, 1908.
ARRIVED

Steamer Avalon (Nor, Rasmussen, sama July 1e to
the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Arrived at the
Qoutch). Dryvor Paramaribo July
Line, With two passengers and
Steamer Noordsn Duch; 6teinEer Rotterdam and
Isa BSuosPs July Md IL to the s d Lne with
steamer City Memphis, Burg. Savannah July 1s TO
tbs Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Lett QUAR-
stss@s Fl Cd gsSsT Garfstsn 5ay to 5s
steamer wa.htonaw connor. sabine July 1s. to
Steamer Tennyson tBrl, Allen, Santos June %. BIO
Jevuns, with % cabin and 20 storage pas
steamer sn Ipan Foss Guan,ss July 10 70 Yayssuss Nays Il
New York Porto Rico ss Co. with IS passengers
mas and Wfss arrived K the Bar at s:os sa5 IN
ninso city s, Maeoris 10, Sanchez and SANTANA -
to tn. clyde Sc Co. with Is passengers mails and
Arrived nt the Bar Mt s:oT
IS S h M S. c %.s u
mase- Lef. ouarantin. @ as 1929 q m ,., :, H..
pslsra1s Pre- mqsh Kelly Co with
Steamer Saratoga, Downes Havana July Is, the
Sew York cuba Maii S. &C. Co & with H. 15s @ PasssnReTs
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, Serl, Polses
a G Win 81 and snd
mails and dss Arrived at the Bar at II ;Ss s M
the Old Dominion So Co, with passengers and tndse-
LET. osarans.e at. r st 2Ss & m ma ovs and half uay.
Fruit with fruit Arrived at tho Bar
at 2:16 m.
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. Bremen via Ply
mouth cherbourg Joseph Cgnso sSS5, Port AN An
9i inTerclyde B Hong Kqns sha1xhai, Ocean
t n' ssvannah; El sud galveston Nor
folk and Newport News: Pennsular ort) 81 Miohaeis
and DGn N0rBf Bnope fI sonq9
Jacksonriiio Colorado. Tampa and Mobile
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
BOSTON EXCHANGE REPUDlkTES CURB

Boston July 2.-Members OF the Boston Stock Elk
change after August l. cannot be connected in any
~, With the Boston curb according to an
nounoement made to-day. The matter was decided
at a special meeting Of the governing committee or
the Boston Stock Exchange which voted that on
and after August i, 1903, no meinDer OF the stoek
Exchange or firm of whose partners is a
member shall be connected by telephone or tele-
praph directly or Indirectly. with the Boston curb.
Neither shall any member or firm be directly repre-
scented on the curb either temporarily or perna-
E.RgW
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
UPSTATE TROLLEY LINE SOLD.

,,s,ss'es'er, July Z-The Rochester Charlotte d
,,--'on Railroad. trolley line WAS sold at auc-
-, - Today for s2.eeo TO Kendall b. Castle A local
b,,s1' On foreclosure action brought by bond
u Is generally supposed that behind the
-.-offey is the Mohawk Valley COMPANY. a branch
u ele New goEk Ceatr.I s,steua
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

Destination and steamer. Close In New York.
Japan, Corean China and Philippine ISL
ands via Seattle-Shawmut To-day. so0 m
New Zealand, Australia Except Vest,
Islands and New Caledonia
fvia FrancisCo)-Lord Seton July 26. $50
Hawaii. japan. Corea China and Philip
America Maru July II. $3.50 n
China Philippine Isl
ands (yia Vancouver and Victoria.
C)-Empsess Of Japan. July 81, $50
Cvia San Francisco)-U transport. July 81.
FTanclsoo)-Mariposa .........-......AuE I. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
Centre Line Of Block

The approximate OF the lien charge 20
satisfy (which the above property is be sold is
sf306I with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
May. 1908. together with and allowances
ins SS9S with interest thereon from the goth day
of May 1905 together with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes. assessments
other liens. which be allowed
to the purchaser Of the purchase money. paid
by the referee, Ia SS5O59 and interest
20. 1905
JOSEPH FOOL.
CLIFFORD, HOBBS q BEARD. Referee.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
) Street Borough OF Manhattan, New York
City
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22


TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MfSHFAPoLl9l
ST. PAUL AND SAULT STE. MARIE RAILWAY
COMPANY
Is hereby given that the regular annual neetny
Of he OF said company held at rns
Of company. All Second Avenue
in the City Minneapolis OF Minnesota on Tues
day the 18th September. a. D. f9os. at 10 eeoc<
the election Of directors and the
transaction other business come oeror,
the meeting OF s entitled 70 o1e
Stockholders be represented in person OF oy
proxy duly appointed in writing Transfer books will -
closed the 18th day of August and remain closed un
18Th September
THOMAS LOWRY. President
CHARLES F. CLEMENT Secretary.
Minneapolis, Mlnn., July fTth. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday IN
the County Clerks Office the first name being
that of the debtor:
Ter et al individual s4s IS
Brown a Fleming Contracting Company. f.
FieFning .s iss ~
F,li-f H. Dochsfader Is4 IS
L. Conspte William GK Katz et al.......-... LII 20
Munro George II. and Alfred A. Allen Watts
s9or9nsny 1oss sI
sfurv Thomas NJ. and Thomas T., Joseph NJ. f.
Msnebsn an . SIS SOS. s25o2o and s2s o2o
Pudnsr samuel Peter Roth. individually,
.te Ella Roth RudDer- Hungarian
aaer,c.a bank 1850 q
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

IDROPOSAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS RATrvVA y
Il SCPPLIES--Ofncs OF Assistant Purchasing Agent
Palama Rail Road Company "A state Street New
YORK. July list. 1SOo--Sealed proposals will
eelved at this office until 900 r. NJ July S1sr I0RS
FOR furnishing the above mentioned articles Blanks
and full Information may be obtained at this Office
f C NORDSIEb- Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF DISCARDED PRINT
ING AND BINDING EQUIPMENT

Washington, D. c.. July %. fs0e
Sealed proposals until
o'clock a. m. of WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II 1908
the sale Of discarded printing presses.
equipment. and composing equipment The right
TO reject any and all bids and waive defects
served Detailed schedules OF sale,
epnpanied by blank giving Tegula-
lions with which bidders comply. may obtained
by addressing this Office John $ I.RECH
Public Printer.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Pennsylvania 745 miles east OF Sandy Hook q,
O'Clock yesterday morning VIII prooaoly DOCK anon
oc to-no afternoon
The Campania reported $50 miles east Of Sandy HooA
noon probably dock about 10, CLOCK
fhts oOrrp
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston July 2fTransac.ions In the local wool mar
again confined to odd lots, with sales averaging
,ncer 100 600 lh each There has considerable
sampIing manufacturers Inclined 10 wait until
receive orders for goods Prices hold n LEADING
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MfNIArIYRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Moon rises 1229 Moons ase n
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook PAP Gov. 3:fS Hell Gate eo9
PM-Sandy Hook 8:lO Gov Island 9:i5 He'll Gate OBS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TRANspAcIFIc MAILS.

rgentine Houston. ....... 600 m 1900 m
Bahia, Brazilian. --..-.-. 900 m 1900 m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

sBrings mall
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

suit; Watson lands another up TO the
fence and makes second on fieider'a
error; Bullock reached first on short.
stops error; Miller rctires the side.
No runs
EIGHTH INNING--TIay and SPOTS.
wood fan; Hendricks makes nrst by
q slow one to third, and Gullett puts
the side out OF business. No runs.
Graham famed; Williamson out, sec
ond TO first; sheats follows suit No
runs.
NINTH INNING Bridges gets iirst
on McI.eod's error; spottswood famed;
Hendrix hits to third, where Bridges
was tagged out; Mccall ballooned out
TO second, retiring the side. No runs.
Following Is the tabulated score:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

An Aged Darksy crushss His Head
by Falling Down steps.

From Tuesdays Daily Sun:
Robt. Simmons, an aged and we'll
known coIOred character about the
city. Monday met his death by falling
down stairs and crushing the back OF
his head
He was employed by Mrs. r. W.
Pitts, and II was while be was engag-
ca in removing some furniture mp
stairs and arranging It in the differ
ent rooms he became unbalanced
when at the head Of the stairs and
fell. the blow being sufficient to cause
death almost instantly.
Marshal Arrow was notified and
found that an inquest would be an.
necessary and az once had the remains
Of the old coiored man removed to bis
home in the northern section Of the
city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

The services At the First Methods,
church sunday evening we're well az
tended, and being a combined song
service and sermon proved very in.
terestlng The pastor, Rev T. ], Nlx.
on. delivered an eloquent and I'm.
presslse discourse, end the special
music wss sood pr Andrew siedd
filed the pulnit AZ the First Prcshy.
terrain church IA the absence 81 che
pastor Rev. Thos, p. Hay. who h 70.
iournme with hts family IA North
Carolina. while Rev Mr. PcsimaR
q Lake d tler preached a,
the First BAPTIST church both
morning aud evening Is sood congro.
gatlons Tho pastor. Rev s a. Rog,
ers. nllea an appointment az TIE
First baptist church IN Jacksonville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20
peafneas cannot 81 cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deaf.
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
infamed condition OF the mucous lin.
ms OF the Eustachlan Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a rumb.
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
Il Il entirely closed. Deafness IS the
result, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
ed to It's normal condition. hearing win
be destroyed forever; nine cases out
OF ten are caused BY catarrh. which Is
nothing bur an inaamed condition Of
tie mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness (caused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars free. +. ]. CHENNY q Co.
sold BY druggissa T5c Toledo, o.
Take Halls Family pills for constl.
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

Thomas w, Pitts Of Tampa, Florida.
arrived IN the city Wednesday evening
10 remain week hooking after bis real
estate interests m this city AR.
Pitts was a former resident Of South
Dakota and lived at wolsey IN che
early days. We pas ensaged N the
lumber business and SOLD portion
* the lumber Tor the arst University
huildlng and for several stores erect.
ga on Main strees Mr. Pitts owns
several lo's IN me University addition
and one on Main street Mitchell
a.. ID Republican
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

Of The Well Informed 81 the World has
always been Tor a simple, pleasant and
eiliciens liquid laxative remedy Of known
value; laxative which physicians could
sanction fof family use because ia COM
ponent parts are known 70 them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, IN action.
In supplying that demand with its ex-
ceIlent combination Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, the California rig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits Of laxative for its remark.
able success.
That is one Of many reasons why
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA is given
the preference by the WeIkEnformed.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuinc--manufaetpfed by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
by al leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.