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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
THIS WAS AN AGED MAN.
Old colored Man from West End Saws
He is 1o7 Years Of Ace.


l am a hundred and seven yaars
old' and never had an hours trouble
in my lie.
Inns was remarkable expression
out It was an expression made in good
taith, and with all the sincerity Of a
man whose expression looked as If
he was sincere, from the "free.show
stand Of DR.. Livingston, the root and
heTh doctor, upon the occasion OF the
last appearance Of Dr. Livingston and
his show Monday.
This old man, wuo shows his age
only by his Bonded form. stated that
he was born on narch 26. 1901, and
that he can remember "hearin de
toIkS talk about the revolutionary
war He has brother. who was In
inc city with him, eighty years OF
age, aud has children older than his
brother as he was married early.
This old man was one OF the fea.
lures OF Dr. LiyiugSton's show on
Monday and he attracted a great
deal OF attention. He declares that
Ne can swear to his age. because II
was handed down to him by de white
folks In de- bible.
DR.. Livingston left for Ocala Tues.
day. after two weeks spent in this
city Advertising has remedies. He is
gentleman Of pleasing address. OF
most afahle disposition and made
himself quite popular here. His
remedies also proved popular, as PEG.
PIE We're coming for miles around to
,cCur" them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
LEWIS FLOWERS TROUBLE.
Got Mixed Up In a Row at Paradise,
and Received Two Bullet Wounds.

From Wednesdays Daily:
As the result Of row which he
had with jim Carson. Lewis Flowers.
a negro, was shot twice near Paradise
In row, with the result that he Is
ROW LAYING in room In this city with
two painful Wounds--onc in his right
breast, the other In his left arm.
Both men are negroes. and both
are employed by { r. Durham. at his
sawmill near Paradise 1t appears
that they became engaged in a row
Saturday night in some trivial matter,
when It is stated that Carson assault
I'd Flowers with an ugly looking gun,
pumping the contents Of two chambers
OF the pistol into him
Flowers was brought Immediately
to this city. where surgeon was
summoned and administered 10 the
suffering man lac physician states
that his condition IS not necessarily
serious but that me- viii be- confined
q nj, bed FOR some time
Carson made hts escape. and has
not been captured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
KNIGHTS AT HloA sPRINos.
High Springs lodge Held . District
Convention Monday NlqhL

N"NN"hN" "NVNst N'h"h
From Wednesdays Daily:
High Springs Lodge, knights OF
PythiAs, held a district meeting Mon
day night. over which District
Deputy Grand Chancellor Goo, p. Nor.
ria, OF tho Fifth District, presided.
Quite a number OF Pythians from
gainesville attended this meeting
Tho delegation was headed by Grand
Caancellor Louis c. Lynch, Who was
accompanied by CHANCELLOR Command.
~ w. d. Dickinson. Of Mount Vernon
Lodge 40 90. and working team
from Mount Vernon Lodge comprising
John A. Robertson, T.. j. BaFkhim. J,
u. Morton, r. z Behaier, J. Manasao.
W. 2. Cofiey. W. n. Guns. J, 4.
Phifer ana u. M. Tomklss. which team
conferred the third .alh, oE rank Of
knight. upon candid Ites for member.
ship II high Spring LJdEe.
u IL needless 20 add that the
Knights enjoyed their vialt greatly.
as HiGh springs folks enjoy Z Fsputa.
ton for hospitality. especially the
Knights
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
IR ROAD WORK IS
NOW Being PUSHED
Supervisor Emerson is MAKING
Y Fine Progress on Roads.
NINE MILES NOW GRADED
The Majority Of Which is ProperIy
Paved With Good Material-A, Pres.
emf Rate, AIachua May Boast Soon
as Occupying Front Position.
from Tuesdays Daily Sun:

From Tuesdays Daily Sun;
AT the present rate of road.building
especially In the direction towards
Newberry, It will not be long before
AIacbMa county, which seven or eight
years ago could not boast Of ten miles
OF hard road in the entire county. will
enjoy the distinction of occupying a
position in the lead when it comes to
good roads. For the past four or FIVE
years the county, imbued with a new
spirit along these lines has been
busy, with the result that several
miles OF hard road read out Of Gaines.
vile IN every direction, and the good
work still goes on.
\ The latest venture in roadbuiding is
the new road towards Newbcrry nov
under course of construction. Super.
visor j. r. Emerson, with large
force OF men and teams has been bus.
ny engaged for the past few weeks.
with the result that he has about
nine miles graded now nearly all of
which has been clayed and viii be- in
good condition as soon as it is packed
BY usage. This road follows new
Fight-of.way from Hogtown creek
west, which evades the highest hills
and shortens the distance between
Gainesville and Newberry a little
more than a mile, thus affording two
marked advantages,
There is the old adage that Rome
was not built in a day Neither can
roads be constructed in q day Road.
building is a slow and tedious task
but q task that will last when &C.
complished, and in the course Of time
no county In the State can boast Of
better roads or more of them than
Alachua. All that is needed for the
accomplishment OF this is time-and
the commissioners are making the
best time they can under the circum.
stances and conditions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
OR, ROGERS 10 AoMG,
Preached Two interesting Sermons In
ersWten, Ala, sunday.

Rev, 4. D. Rogers, pastor ot the
First BabtiSt church Of this city, has
roturnsd from BFewton, Ala, whore,
on SUNDAY. be delivered two interest.
Ing sermons, morning aud night, 10
large congregations
DR., Rogers il we'll pleased with the
Alabama town, where he says the peo-
pie we're very hoapltabls and friendly
10 him. Notwithstanding that tho
town has q population Of something
like only 5000. Il enjoys tho distine-
ton OF being the third weaIthisst town
0t prop0TtionAte population IN the
United States, bsinG settled By q very
wealthy class Of lambsr nianufactaF.
eFn.
nrevtoh IL about alxty Mills do
tant from Pensacola, and Il most 10
slFahly located.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
Alice Roosevel,s Wedding

Was something 10 be- recorded IN
the annals Of history H"rbine has
been ackuov lodged the greatest Of
liver regulators A positive cure for
bilious headaches constipation chllls
and fever. and au liver complaints.
J. c. smith. Little Rock Ark writes;
"Herbine is tne greatest liver mcdi'
cine known. Have used II for years.
/, does the work Sold by W. NJ.
Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
Don't cempIsln.

II your chest pains and you are IN.
able to sleep because Of a cough. buy
a bottle Of Ballard's Horehound Syrup
and you won't have any cough. Get
q bottle nov and that cough viii not
last long. a cure for ali pulmonary
diseases. Mrs. D., Galveston. Tex.
writes: Il cant say enough for Hal.
iards Horoh0and Syrup. The relief u
has given me Il ali that u n@cassAFy
for me 70 say" Sold By w. ~. John.
gON
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
MEETING OF THE SoKRDs,
school BOsrS and Board Of County
Commissioners Convened.
from Wednesday, Daily Sun:

from Wednesdays Daily Sun:
Tuesday was busy day In the
court house. the School BOARD and
the BOARD Of County Commissioners
both having convened In regular ses.
sion.
The School Board finished its ses.
Glon during the day. bu; the commits.
sioncrs were unable To close their
business, which as a rule requires
a couple OF Gays.
The proceedings OF the boards will
be published aS sOoP n the minutes
can be- recorded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
In the Mayors Court.
Wednesdays Daily:

From Wednesdays Daily:
The mills OF justice we're Get 70
grinding In the city court Monday
morning after Saturday and sunday
rest when BENJAMIN FranAlin. the
..lIov with an illustrious name but a
COMPLEXION about Ike a pot Of black
coH,e vas arralEncd ui"n a charge
L., Gkhting Hc pleaded guilty, and
VA. hncd SO and cps''
,o,,ie knight a ohooola'"ooIofed
,,m.,l O, the seaboard Air lin" dlS'
.,,,r, "a. also Arralgned Tor lighting.
q, headed no, guilty bat e'idene"
a.. .r,-oAuccd when showed beyond
doubt TIA, n 81" zA' not sighting
-. "a, playing mighty fooEh
,.,r. Mayor Thomas required O."
,,,.,.a fne 81 SO and costs
l.,a Gaines oa.ur~i -" nn' r''
,,-., rov tr Anihou5 FafsT'
..,- suior.d Trt'r Nah, a.
,l.,.,. n, r.ar' 'a' Parker
-. Ind ,.,a q rarl - So 81
...r % uas.1 POO a,." +"
,... -... ,a. l~t.'. '.a' iA's
..t .s .r.t ast '7 TO
.....t. .-. r.' .' o.
........ ... -l'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05

oFiho laxative Fruit syrup II . new
remedy. "a Improvement on the lara.
tive 81 former years. aa u does not
HgtPe % naaseata And Il pleasant %
take. u y guaranteed. y, W. No
Callnm q Go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-05
AhssIuleIy Painless Extraction

GAINESVILLE. 2. as..s.
This Is 20 certify that rae
a pIass mace BY Or. os'. >
Waldo snd that Ssrt Is ser's-'
y satisfactory. His wars
hlph-prads In EVEN rsapse' '''
a . much lower price tran
usually charged. 4. 1. coOIN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
DENOUNCES KINGS
ANTI-PAPAL OATH

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE keenest
interest Is being manifested on all
sides In the eucharistic congress, now
being held here.
Among all the well-known Catholic
clergymen who are attending the con-
gress, none with the exception of the
papal legate, Cardinal Vanuteli. at
tracts more attention than Cardinal
Gibbons. of Baltimore.
The agitation that has been raised
In certain quarters against the carry
ing OF the blessed sacrament In the
public procession Sunday afternoon. is
considered most unfortunate I'm the
more conservative circles OF both
Catholic and Protestants II II now be-
heved that no steps will be taken by
the some secretary to prevent the
procession. II Is also believed that
there will be absolutely no disorder as
a result of holding the parade.
A sensation was caused at last even
ing's meeting of the congress by the
Duke OF Norfolk's denunciatlon OF the
anfi-papal oath taken by the King of
England upon his accession to the
throne. The duke regarded the oath
which he described as "blasphemous
collection of phrases" wholly unneces
sary to secure a Protestant success
sion.
The announcement was made dur
ing the evening session that the mex
meeting of the congress will be helC
in Montreal, In 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11

DETROIT sept n.-ClOse Wheat
had strong opening, but failed to
hold tie early advance. Good milling
demand was the leading feature OF
strength and heavy northwestern re-
ceipts comforted the believers IN a de-
cline. The wires brought little news
of Importance. but trading was quite
active during the greater part 81 the
day. The bulls arc not discouraged by
the loss OF the first advance as thcv
realize that the weakness came from
sales OF long wheat 10 scarce profits.
Wheat quOtntlons-Cash M q rcd
96Ac. September. 9Gs,t; December
opened with an advance of &c at gqI, q.
I advanced to sI0Oi. lost ic advanced
TO P9isc. ana closed NJ ssac. May
dropped To si.02is advanced 10 Al 90 &
\ and closed NJ si02. No 5 rcd "a <. -,
/ No I white, 95atc
Coarse grain quotations Corn--Casn
I No. 3. SIC. No 9 vcllow. I car al Sac.
/ no. white. car ~ sic
Rye-Cash No. 9. zoe.
Boans-Cash. S3,40;\ October. g. 10.
/ November. s203 pcceufber. 80 on IA
l Glover sCed-Prime saht. ~ Naps a,
/ $3.50. October. loo bags at $50 Nor,h
l 200 bags at sa.75. sample 100 hairs IA
s5.25. go az $50. loo 'at 81, 10 atos4.7S
tS25 10 ut S7.7b. ~ s.
/ Prime spot 100 bags at SLIGO
-Recnipts- -aAe-p.-t -rr-+-rrrurt,
Friday. Included 1900 hbls Of hour
cars % wheat. 2 ~ corn. g OF oats
/ and I 81 rye. Withdrawals were NJ
/ bbls of npur. and 5000 bu OF corn
Stocks are 9G3i5 bu of wheat 90 . :,
| bu OF corn. 1855 hu ~ oats. and IL.
/ 757 bu OF RE.
| Argentine wheat visible. I. 40 600 IN
Lyear ago. 1916 600 IN,
/ Wheat receipts AT primary potnf
Friday. 100000 bu; year ago. 500. OO
/ bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts FRIDAY
| 994 cars. year ago. 243.
Wheat I'm Liverpool closed I'd lower
and corn "a q sd higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Michael Lysaught. drunk, sentence
suspended.
Pearl Rose. dsorderly person; s. or
10 days.
Florence Edwards. dsorderly per-
son; 81 or 10 days.
Eveline Martell. disorderly person;
discharged.
John oats. drunk; sentence, sus-
pended
Marian McAndrews. drunk; sentence
suspended.
Michael Riley, drunk; sentence sus-
pended
Max Lorimer drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
John Klein. disturbing the peace; dis
missed
Daniel McClaren. disturbing the
peace: dismissed
Edward Reid. drunk: discharged
George Meyers. drunk, sentence sus-
pended.
Frank Hopkin. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Frank Sears. vagrant; discharged
David Ryan. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Frederick KIcnk disturbing the
peace: sentence suspended.
John Stackwura. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Henry Hughes. drunk: sentence sus-
pended
Rosie Fleischman. disorderly person;
$50 or 10 days
Helen Schmidt. dIsorderly person; $50
or . days.
Job Printing done right Times Print
ing CO.. Is John R-st Phone 1909 b.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11

Arlz. Com'L IN. Apex. 4es. All
1875; Adv, So BAY :. Gas, Is Bos,
Ely. ia, Butte Gin. 25lz Bling, Cons,
Mer.. 40: g. & H., $40. G. & A., ilsls
cent. SO: DAILY w, 8; Davis d.. ga
=. Butte, SIS Ely. So; FRI 1914. First
Nat. cas- CIR. 100; Cir, ga; g. Can,
les Mass. 6. Mob. SIS: Mai. 65; Mich.
1915, Miami, II. Nip. -sIs New. Cons.
10; New. Utah. ga New Dom, Is
IS: old Dom. 4lS; Par, 27is; Gu. 80
Raw, 81 Rhode ISL. "A: Shan. 15t
sup Pitts. II; Santa Fe. l a Sup. Cop.
Tam. 10; Trim. Cop. fsA; Utah Cons.
45Is: Utah Cop. 4iss u. y. oil, 20 "
l.. s. r. & s.. Al II do pfd. 46; Wow.
14jt Wyan.. 2ss; Poukon, Lit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
NEW YORK COTTON.

\NrN YORK. sept. l1.--Cotton was
in Sympathy with weak cables from
Liverpool, the cotton market THIS morn
ing started weaker at a decline or 10
{. points. Trade was active WIN local
hears AGAIN hammeTIng the list Nfrer
the cali, October dropped To stic. but
received support around this lever based
on very heavy rains in the gult sec
tinns aud southwestern belt. Opening
prices: sept s7Oms.7Sc. oct, = ~
S7Sr. Dec, ss7N s.6sc; JAM s.S6ms.5t e
Feb, none. April. none, May. 500 $3.50.
Market steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
BOsToN COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass Sept. ll.-Sales, fur :
nishcd by Hayden. stone CO.: AdN;'
sos: Anal. 6,263. Arc, 45s Ariz. Com !
200: All, 265. Bos. Cons, lao: Il.
c.. 2iO. b. G.. 500: G. 4 A., sS' c. 4
H.. 3; cent, lS4; COP, Re, 4v0; ~ w.
S55. Lake. 10: Las. IS; Mass, 2iS; Min
1895: do rites. 4l52' Mich, 100 MOI
90: Ney Cons ~; New w.: 90 ~ 200 TO-
GU. is. f.. ISL, g; <. lie, 10: shan. 52t
SUP COP 40: Tam. So; Trim, $50;
G. 10. l.. $, smelt2 Ga; do sptd Si 10
Utah Ap.. 2.i90. Titan CONS zS',, u -
fSst NNnIv 1. VIVIAN. 2b6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
NEM YORK METAL.

NEW YORK, Sept. ll.--At the Metal
exchange today there was no partlcu-
lar change OF note aside from easier
tone In lead. Spcltcr ruled steady. cop
per unchanged, tin was fraction bet
ter in asking price Quotations. Lake.
1872 Ml3l4c, electrolytlc. 1873. a l3ss g.
4Soc; lead. 4.59Is a 1850. Tin. 2s.e5 y
a ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11


NEW YORK, Sept l1.-Effect was
felt in Wall-st today OF the decision
by the United States circuit court
OF appeals declaring the commodity
clause OF the rate law demonstrations
al The reaction begun yesterday
when the passage OF American Loco.
dividend was stopped and after a few
minutes OF irregularity the leading
stocks began. TO make up their losses.
Reading was the leader as being the
road TO gain the most by the COM
modify decision. American Loco was
fairly steady as the result OF the COW
ering OF short sales by the. insiders.
The short interests in this stock is
very large and will furnish a ready
market for the shares for time. The
most important OF the shorts. how
ever, are displaying no haste In COW
ering The Locomotive incident. how
ever, is not really important In Itself
because the directors were expected
10 pass the dividend. II Is simply be.
ing taken advantage of to give the mar
ket Il reaction that was needed to
put IL in a better condition. On the
curb market La Rose continued the
leading with Coalition and Cobalt Cent
and Nipissng In good demand. The
Goldfield stocks were neglected by
trading in Cumberland Ely and the
United Consolidated seemed To be by
wise people. The raborg syndicate
put up the money yesterday for It's
plan OF financing the Davis DAILY Es'
tate Co, and that stock may be ex-
pected to become active soon.
London was very quiet especially In
the home department, but Americans
were weak In the early trading. Min
ing stocks were lower.
Cotton was slightly lower In New
York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bonds. furnished by Hayden. stone &
Co: New = reg, 1887, n l04. do. coup,
l0i bid. new IS reg, l0lM lo2. DO, coup,
lOl mlOe. new Is reg. 1904 a III y do
coup, III "A Hi22.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Sept. l1T-W Wheat opened
steady with offerings light and adj
vapccd 3sC over Yesterday on buying Us
commission houses Liberal northwest
receipts and lower gables offset by
continued dry weather and good cash
demand
Opening prices: Wheat-Sept.. as 5 c.
Corn--Sept., sic. Oats-Sept.. tS4, n
49TsC PoTk--Scpt, not quoted; Jan.
$780, a l6.72. -Lard-Oct. s9.S, a $50
Ribs--OCtu $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF peaches were heavy again
this morning. and as the quality OF the
offerings was not ND 10 the average,
and the demand has been 10 some eN-
tent satisfied. prices ranged little
lower. Plums were in good supply. as
were also grapes. and OF pears and
apples there was no end. Receipts OF
poultry have been running light this
week, and as is often the case. the de-
mand il better than usual While any
thing like heavy receipts would prob
ably choke me market. under present
conditions the tone is firm, and prices
are edging higher. Butter and eggs are
steady and firm. and potatoes are IN
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
Immediately after being discharged by
ilslics. sIeln In lhs. IalIlca q.

where they were accused Of attempt
ing TO hold up one Eli LeZotte. War
rem HIM. aged "a. and James Me
Namara. aged %, were rcarrested by
Precinct Detectives SChlunt and Hor-
rfgan. Friday morning. on charge
OF simple larceny. I'M and McNam-
ara. the police charge. picked up ~
suit case and q preserving kettle dis
played In front OF two gan-ave
stores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT, Sept. ll.-Cattle-Steady
at TsGrsdss pTif Prices run yers as f ia
lows: Choice steers. averaging from
1000 to 100 lbs. s4.25; choice handy
killers. s3s5g4. light to good butch
ers' steers and helfers. s325M3.75;
common killers and fat cows. 1885 u
$50; Gamers cows. si.5Oa2 common
To prime shipping bulls. IS q S.75; light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls 81 .
d3.25. stockers and feeders. se.75 q :
per cwt Mich Cows--Steady, s2SN 80
each. Veal Calves-25c higher. silf %
per cwt
sheep and Lambs-Dull and 25c low
err quality common. choice lambs, 30 %,
light to lair $4u5 rs. common 20 prime
sheep. s3G4. mixed sheep and lambs.
s3q i,e5; common killers. 81 culis.
Hogs--Steady at Thursday prices.
quality fair. prime mediums and fat
workers.. s6.40q6.60: light workers. and
pigs, s59 roughs $+u5 per cwt
Receipts UNTIL noon cattle, ~,
calves, IS; sheep, 10, hogs, SD
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by sadier.
torick a. Co.. Commission Merchants.
BUFFALO, Sept. Ii.-tSpecial Cat
tle-Receipts light and steady. hogs
Receipts 1000; ste9dy heavy. NSoy
Sheep-Receipts 1000. strong, tops.
$3.50. Calves-StrOng, $3.50.
Market Close.
EAST BUFFALO, Sept ll.--Cattle--
Receipts 800 head, Hight demand. and
steady Neals--Recelpts 500 head. ac-
tive and soc higher. s. IS q $50. sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 5000 head. lambs
active and higher, sheep slow and
easy; lambs s4.50G6.50, yearlings. $3.50
a475, sheep. $500 AS. Hogs-Rer
ceipts $500 head fairly active al
stronger values; workers., $50 40, pigs,
So q 6.25, mixed and heavies. $7.35 q LOO {;
roughs, SJ.50Q6.25. stays. $4.254 400.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Sept. ll.--Hogs-Recelpt
2OOU, market &c higher, light, st.4otJ
7l2; bulk. $3.50 q 7.O5: miXedh so.i5 q
7.20; pigs. si.25g6.l5, heavy, 50. 10 y
7.20; rougns, s6.45 q 6.65; good 10 choice
heavy, $500 y 40; workers. $'a 10.
Cattle--tteceipts $500. market steady.
beeves. $50 no; Texas steers, $500
as western steers. SO. 4oU6.l0; stock
ers and feeders, s2.6UM b.50; cows and
heifcrs. sl.s0GI $50. caves, 1926 q 5 90.
Sheep-Receipts 10000. market weak I,
natives, s1.25M4.25; western, $40 q
AIS; yearhngs. si.20a4.T5; lambs. ma
tives. sS.50m5.S0; western, $3.50 q So.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
MAR KE 7 REACTS
ON RATE LAW
DECISION
STARTS WHEN PASSAGE OF AM
ERIcAN LOCOMOTIVE DIVIDEND
is sToPPEo-REApIN LEADER
OF ny. ISSUES.
y. y. STOCK MARkET-CLosE.

Am. c. & r., e. d. y =. e.. $50. Am
Loco. 40 y Am Sugar. 1919 \. Smel
es%: Anal Cop. 1873. Ana cop. -
A. I. ~ :. Fe, $685. Am Wool, - :
h. X O.. S9t.. r. r. TT, 52l - Cent
Leath.. PISA Oh. 4 o, 42ls can. Pac,
l59; V. e Ct W. IS colo y = l.
81 Cons. Gas. 1899 Distil; 30, -. ~
II. Can. Yea, Den. q Rio or" y =
Erie, 2ai4 do lists, a.; do 2nnds, St".
Gen Elec.. las. lee 21Ss III Cent.
1888. l.. q ~, 109l7 MINI, ST Il q
5. ste NJ, 1924 NJ. *. * Ten, 52'
CT. North. 1853. Newh. 5Ss Mo Pac.,
56ss: Nat. Bis, s9h, Nat Lead. e. d.
Ia e.. Slhs. Nor y W, .4s.: North
W, l62. North. Pac. Ia. y. y {. *
H.. loGis ont. & W. az Pac. Mail ;;
26ss Penn, 12its, PEG. Gas. ~, PHI. &
X. l30ss: =. ST. car. 33is Rep. 81,
22s4 do pfd, 79s. Rock Isl. s. do pfd,
"a, Rub. Goods, 81; -. Paul. lfl y
Schloss St. 6S, South. Pac, l01; South.
Ry. 2la. do pfd, 81; Tenn. Cop, asa
Tex. x Pac 244. Twin city, Ss& In.
Pac.. 1853 L. :. :. D.. l02, L. y. Rub.
"a; L. :. steel. 46i, do ptd, 1888 Ntr.
Chem, 99l4. Wabash. l24 do pfG.
26is W. L, Tele.. 81; Utah, a.; West
inghouse, 14ls
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.cMARKETS AND FINANCE


Kansas city wheat receipts. 1872 cars:
year ago. 49, cars.
Wheat receipts NJ ST. Louis. $1,000
bu. year ago, 90. OOU bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
- 900 b..
Weeks exports. according 20 Brad
streets 0OO GOO hu
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County Road Commissioners HinesI
..MIth the ,.ompIetIon of some fine

stretches OF good roads. the driVers
of vehicles OF all descriptions can
help perpetuate the system by re-
framing from driving in one track
on the crown OF the road. thus avoid
ing the making OF rut: also by
using wide tires. Throughout New
admOnltion are posted at frequent
~. - L.
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Excursion Rates to Grand Rapids viz
Michigan Central.

On account of the West Michigan
State Fair, round trip tickets will be
sold September 14-1S inclusive. at TIE
rate of $50, good for return until
September 10Th.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'Ex dividend, y per cent.
X-dividend, IL per cent.
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Rosie Fleischmnn and Helen schmidt,
ulleg al IlsnrdrrIY women. were nned

800 eAcH, Win the aIternatLLa OF TO
days In the house OF correction. by
Justice Jeffries. Friday morning. The
women were arrested fop the immi
grafton authorities, as undesirable
aliens, but the government Officer
turned them back 10 the custody OF
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