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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-12-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
PERSONAL Mentions Around Mathews
and Vicinity.

~ Sprlng tflil,
hir ]. P. Nottingham is in
Gaze Cha1les this week.
Mr., L. Bakeris improving after
a serious attack OF la-grippe.
Mr.. Henry Suddith spent a few
days visiting friends in Williams
burg last week.
DR.. L. s. Foster, of Norfolk,
scent few days recently with
his mother, Mrs. Nancy Foster.
Mrs. Eliza Davis and Mr.. Frank
Moore, Middlesex. spent Thanks
giving day with the Misses Pughs.
Hon. ]. Boyd Sears and Messrs.
L. <. Garnet and 7. T, Chris
tan attended Middlesex court
last week.
Don't forget the bazaar given
BY the Ladies Aid Society OF
NEarfs,;iIo ~L,,rcl, II ti,o M yqn0
49, ~ =, % 10
w "SlS "'.N0'9 - Oo.' Pr -
1oo,, - eoooa l,,t :, Willis concn,
ia :, nov, ,..el. ;eeuo
Inc ia .'o'y school aver 10"
i"% hose" "'' 49,. '' 81 y, -
neil. Dou.Ias,e teacher
FooN' Oh sore .. o'"' '''e'~e !,
one 2 u, '''i' i',''i'e' ~ co ana
" nue. 7'i'e ''.'' &c A'.'Il'
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Miss Virginia Biiinps. who has
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Ernes. Brownies Cigar Store 9
News Co.--Souvenirs. Tobacco
and Cigars. Headquarters 10
.1'.'''"S -, IN,
MAIN 81 - - '0'"
FARM WANTrD-ln either Math
.wsIs CT Gloucester counties. Sal
front Preferred. Apply
-, terms and etc. I
OFFICE
ant Fields and LII
SoodsSn, OF the IIdews
seef Telephone CompSny were
town sunday, changing thc~eeT'
phone Office IRON the lover t
upper floor OF the ofhce ou''d'ni
Mrs Clarence Kirwan. Maste
McGufsn Kirwan, Of BaltimoI
andN Miss Mary Hogg. OF Morgan
i %s.. T'," k..~.s from ss:
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If we could talk 70 you personally
about the great merit OF F'oley's Honey
and Tar, for couShs, colds and lung
trouble, you never could be induced 20
experiment with unknown preparations
that may coRtaiR some harmful drugs.
Folev's Honey ard Tar costs you 10
more and has record OF forty years
of cures. Sold by AL 6rEggjsts.
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A-rtttt't'A-t -ArtttA - 49,
q - Ii. L. Nelson member
OF Electoral Board GA
Albert Digs Supt.
Ches. Road District 17.7S
- - +. Smither Supt. Plan
kitank Road District 2SS.70
- - Burke & Gregory for
warrant hook 100
as Albert Digge Supt.
Chcs. Road District 45.71
Labin Hudgins Supt.
Westville Road Dist 104. IA
% L. Smither Sup.. Plan
kitank Road Dist. 1li.s2
g - The Call-w att Co. for
road machine s2.o7
June 5 ?. Hodges for rent Of
room etc. for election
purposes LIS
a" Jno. a Fleet Register $40
50 q J. d. White d" 800
q" " K. By. Hudgins" $40
50 a. Crane Co. for galv.
pipe for c. Il. yard +5-17
g J. ]. Burke treasur-
err for list Of voters who
had paid cap. tax 9.94
. Labin Hudgins Supt.
Wsstyiile Road Dist. 1904
1" IL. Smithey Supt. Plan
kitank Road District PASS
June Il Albert DiEgs Supt.
Ches. Road District 1874
June % Z. 9. Garnet Com.
Atty. $3.50
" . Jno. Y. Miller Sheriff $50
60 a. Sands Smith C.C.and
elk Board Supervisors $500
g . V. Z. Davis com. of
the revenue 45.75
= " Otis Thruston janitoT 1000
&. - Geo. =. Hunt 0. Poor s.00I
g " L. S1nithet O. Poor 500
IS - Labin HudGins Supt.
Wcst7iile Road Dist.
FOR work Il. Y
90 - Labin Hudgins Supt.
Westville Road Dist. on
act. salary 31.Z5
. " L. SmitheT Supt. Plan
kit1nk Road Dist. on
act. SALARY $500
" " Albert DiRgs Supt.
Ches. Road d $. On
account salary $500
g " PittsbuTg Steel Co.,
Iron gates for C.H. yd. s.67
" " Jas. G. Williams rent
OF rooms etc. for e,ec-
ton purposes LIS
" L.Smither Supt.Pian-
kitsuk Road Dist. $50
" Mathews Journal for
pub. notice 1.SO
- Luke Peterson for bring
ing freight from wharf Loo
92,O57. 50
Teste:
SANDS : SMITH, elk.
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NOTICE.
Dressmaker. qualified to do all
kinds of work at reasonable rates.
Apply by phone or letter TO
Miss NORA LEWIS.
HalliefOrd Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-12-03

EPPOINTMENTS ON MATHEWS
CIRCUIT.
Central. II a. M. Dec. 9th.
Salem, 3 P. NJ. =
Bethel. II A. M. " 18th.
Central, 5 P. M.
Salem, II A. NJ Doth
Bethel, 3 p. M. g
Central, II A. NJ. = 27th.
Salem, 3 P. M.
APPOINTMENTS on EAST MATH
EWS CIRCUIT.
Beulah II 4. n. Ist and 81 Sun.
3 Pm. 2d " 4th
St.Pauls II An 3d" 4th =
3 PrM.Ist" sd
THURSDAY DEC. !. ,9Os
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Cbt Journal.

inferred At IL Post ONCE at Mathew
. H. Va. as secOnd-class matter.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-12-03

PPOINrMENTS ON MATHEWS
CIRCUIT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12

n0stea. Mass. Feb. ~ --AnxiSty
- % the safslg u he Nastashss
ahoais tshishsp No. ~. which has
BEEN est ~ wireless communicates
s4th tkst sbms ancs Last Thnfsaay
nsornings wee set Al RESI- Whsa tAa
sieAmchip Haa 1oss, from Port Iimen,
Goes Rian. FspoFtsd that she panasA
tha iiahtshle Ia heF s,atioa ard nli was
sppaFeaslY vel aboaFe The aaa Ieso
arrived here LATE MosAay,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
SAMkGN SuIeDOGa.
m HSsIth sAa TlaaHsIsl Worry Are
Given ~ che Cause,

M Hsslth aAa Financial Very Are
Given - che Cause.
gOFt wegth, Tea. reb, II ia q.
HBtShinA. 30 pears a. age. second vice
pSsslaSat Of ne Pert Worth National
bank. ABA one az tho most promlneEt
ahahrisFs ot this section 81 Texas.
oonmlt,s4 svislae saturday ~ shoot.
Inc himself through the head with .
revolver.
Mr. HatshiHE bsay was soneA by
the poFtsF Ia the toilet room % hia
bsakthS hoaas, Ne vac EigetekoA On
HE baeh, be aFme folded asFcss his
chest ana vtfA . revolver tiaatly
elulshSs IN he FigAt hssA. Death haA
been inssantaseens. tAo bullet having
penstate1 HE brain. MF, hulehias
left ksme a. s'eieeh aaaanaaS aloFn,
les for bic efAes. telling he nafiy
that ~ haa sans msstsfs y StrAlsh.
tsa oss sFuVassIosy 70 lasyiss haF .
vaAakioa
HASH oaaeials AeelaFe thai saa 6aaa
naH's business aAAis ere N e4oaileas
sAap4. ~ heafh So msaaAi worry
pse1Bead ~ tAs recent eaaaeini paste
is gives - me sasae " saisids.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
pRES'oENT ENTERTAINED.
'ohIss Executive EbIOys Cirrus Given
BY novO

WashiaGtO0, FSb. ll.-PrOSiSSnt
AoosSvOlt's keen OnjoYmSAt Of the
pgaaks ~ many JuvOnilO clowns and
ne aoroAatic accomplishments Of 3
nsoee q bOyS in tiGatS, featured the
1eaoor circus Of the boys Of the YOunG
Hfsn's Christian association held here
recently.
no White House party Of visitors
eSnsisted Of the president. Mrs.
Roosevelt and Misc E,hel Quentin.
ahe youngest son OF the family, was a
much applauded clown In = suit OF
rlOmano calico. The BIT Of the show
was the refusal OF big polar bear 10
anewer the repeated call OF Teddy %
naa his dignifed response to the
name Of Theodore. The president
,was entsrtainea for more than an hour
~ the varied program. which Was like
veSe applaudsd by several hundred
fSlends 81 the youngsters.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
Guard a.ll SAVE, Traln.

Dstros,. Mich Feb IL. "A heaVL
iron and esnsai Susrd rail- % the
Wabash railroad bridge over ths hs-
ron River al French iAndiaG. about
,Alrty mia. set Of here. saved tes
fast Nsu York Chicago uain. whiea
NJ acrL,s4 early saturday ~ IL
svr.aainx - rail. from falling tsto
,ss river The saEins ga Hot leaVs
,se ngs AL Eve pAsseness earn
Sss,sA tie baGTAse ear janped an9
when ne traia sas fsov7eS ssVsFai o
Inn wsr. reSsinS srHins, ne gard
,u are hIviaE scrs0ed AsaiAst q
sos a runby' % ieei.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
SPANS ROYAL SPORT.
During Year 2 $50 Bulls and 2,I2o
Horsss Were Killed,


Madrid. Feb. II IA new circus 10
being built In this city for ball hgAts
which will spai over 1900 people.
In 1907 .2SO bulls and 2.T9o horses
we're killed in the sport. o. human
lives seven we're lost including that
OF ToreaAor Monies. Who died In the
arena last January and Whoes death
was considered . HHtionai loss.
Then there vas The death Of the
-Bandillcro" Meilto. who. hAppening
10 BE- present At . ball aghi ana moi
being sAtlFded W1th the way The per
Torrance was being conducted, leaped
into the arena The snraGed bull
soon put him 10 death
During the past year eiEhty.tvo per-
sons we're severely Wounted. uest -
then matadorcs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
MINERS NARROWING STORY.
With Broken Leg and Horribly Burn.
ed, Ne CraWlOd 10 eaSety,

Birmingham, Ala, Feb, II II, Q.
Dalrymple, assistant superintendent
Of Mine No, I, ~ Wylam, tells . bar.
rowing story of his escape from death
In the gas explosion Saturday which
cost Mine Bees X, u. Harrell his life.
The men were inspecting an unused
portion OF the mine and although tho
explosion occurred shortly after p,
m, they were not discovered until
nearly . o'clock Saturday night,
Harrell was about thirty feet In Rd-
vance OF Dalrymple when the explo-
sion occurred llarrell's death was
instantaneous and when Dalrymple re-
Gained consciousness was In total
darkness with his right leg broken
Ills loft knee WAS badly crushed and
no Was horribly burned about the
face and head. In thiA condition ha
crawled over twenty feet to an air
current where he again host conscious
ness and when found by sORrchers HIS
body wOs almost entirely submerged
with water.
The physicians say that no may.
possibly, i've though his condition iS
quite critical.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12

Russian olH Of 20 shSt H0ftsH ID
Death IN . PorNst,
Geneva, Fsb II. "A Raaaian SRI,
aEsd 20, o refugee from justice. Shoi
hOFSelf dad II . forest near 4a5hu.
recently.
she left . letter enclosed In q vol
ume Of Tolstoi SxplainlRG that she had
taken her life because she found II TOO
dull and aAkinG 10 be buried ~ 8
paupsr AS she did not wish 70 reveal
her ldoniity.
she recently arrived from Odessa,
and made no secret Of having been
imprisoned for . political oftense and
her escape Although she wrote lot
ters, 30 never received replies. but
ever month received money
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12

PiltsAeld. Mass. VsD. ~ An a.
tsnlpl Sas Inads 10 blow 40 With d.
naHlis tha grocery UtSss aAA tsnsmsht
occupied b. ABtoaio Tio The tOScs
Of tho srploaiea threw no. his sifs. .
shd three ehildFsn. out 81 their beds.
smashed the sosr and eli the wisdogn
on that stds Of the hoaae. sRd bFeks
windows Ia hoaasS 10 aaA 70 feet
sistAnt Ma one. hOwsvss. vas hurt
The DoliSS ASTesiSA 0Fe9sdS Tesgo.
"a yeap - age. ~ . suspicious char
aefoF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
HE IS MOT DISTURBED
Roosevelt Not Troubled by Wall
/ Street Outcry.
COUNTRY is SAFE, NE SAYS

lFseldent Gays He Wss Never More
pstsrrIned to destroy Anarchy at
the Top and Anarchy at the Bottom
a. Society,""
New York. Feb. II The Rev. DR..
~ Wesley Hill, pastor of the Metro
politan Methodist Temple, in a speech
euloeizlng President Roosevelt at a
Banquet of the Delaware VALLEY soci.
ety at the Manhattan hete, related
,she incidents OF q personal visit to
Abe president in Washington, which
pCoasioned much applause from the ban.
g0OterS, DR.. Htu Said:
Il was down IN Washington and
met that bundle OF nervous energy,
courage and gray matter, whose name
e Theodore Roosevelt. When entered
sac Waite House, Presadent RoOss-
relt grasDOd me BY the hama and re-
marked. Come In, am glad TO see
you. Thank God while the bankers
tl1d brokerB DOWN IN Wall street have
largely turned their backs upon me.
I am glad that at least one preacher
san remembers the way to the White
HOuss.'
q replied, Wen, Mr.. President the
post norton has not been declared
se4.'
'"rO this. the president said; I was
newOT more alive than at the present
EaOzsnt and never mere determlnea 10
&aDtroy anarchy at the top Aad An
aechy at the bottom Of sOCiSty. There
eas bsea lots OF bowling on ell silss
apwn there. but a. long aS the hOwIlnS
hBsps up and the atmosphere IL fIIed
Win cuFses and maIedictions Of men
asao are Aurt, the country is safe :"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
DEAD MAN AS SHERMAN.
Party In eobsIeIgh Have Thrilling ak.
psrienee.

Geneva. Feb. Ii. The spectacle
OF a runaway bobSleigh with a dead
man sitting at the steering wheel was
witnessed by the alarmed villagers
along the mountain road between Ley.
Sdn and Sepoy.
The tragedy nearly caused the loss
OF four lives instead Of one.
Four Swiss tourists had procured q
large bobsleigh for the steep run from
Leysin. a lofty village nearly three
miles above sepoy.
One OF their number, named Der.
eherg, who had considerable expert
ence In bobsleighins, acted as steers
man.
The quartet made several descents
In safety but the terrific Speei was
too OXhaustng for Derchsn, who was
subject to heart disease. Shortly
after the bobslelgh left lSyan on
enc Of It's trips. the man sitslng be-
hind Derchen saw him sway Olightly
and his head drop forward.
His hands suu remained on the
steering wheel but the bobslsiEh wNs
not under control.
The other passengers thought that
DerShen had tainted, but as they wore
unable to reach the wheel, or stop the
bobslelgh, decided TO hold on and trust
to luck.
The bobsleigh travelled through Sc
poy at lightning speed, narrowly miSs-
Ell two other bobsleighS. and dashed
into a fountain.
Dorchen's three frier's received -
rious injuries. and Derohsn himself
was found to have died from heart
disease
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
RAILROAD CLERKS MEET.
40 Gather at an informal Luncheon
at the Hotel Lanlsr.

lSV uather AZ an lntormal LUNCHEON
at the Hotel Lanlsr.
Macon, Ca, Feb. IL. An entAasi'
astic meeting Of the order Of railway
clerks Of the state was held In Macon
Saturday NJ an Informal lunchean a.
the Hotel Lahier. Affairs were die.
CussAd. More than 100 members
were DFssent.
while there was nothing Of antaso'
niSm toward their employers sEvrOssy
"a In the mestinG che clerks tnowee
themselves strongly interested In any
change Of policy Of the roads that
might affect salary OF employment.
Methods o. handling traaac and
other matters touching the buslaSse
Of the railway clerks occupied the e.
ts1tion Of the meeting TIE sessson
was adjourned to meet the second
Sunday in April 10 Columbus. Repre-
sentauves Of the order from several
states wre present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
RELATIONS STRAINED
War Cloud Said 70 Hover Over
Russia and Turkey.
TROUBLED STATE or AFFAIRS
Russia ls Alarmed at Move Being
Made BY Turtey--wlu Execute a
Formidable Military Demonstration
TO overawe Turks.


St. Petersburg, Feb. II, The Rus
so.Turkish relations have entered uli-
on a menacIng phase. Alarmed at tho
unchanged Turkish penetration OF Per-
ga and the mobilization IN Armenia,
the Russian government has decided
to execute a formidable military dem.
onstratlon In reply to the Turko'Pcr.
sian frontier. despatohiug there u com
pact expedition OF SO 900 select troops
from central Russia with full war
equipment, and II IL acting with un
common rapldity with a view to over
awning the Turks by . decisive OK
addition OF force.
The war ONCE has drawn up plans
Of the expedition and submit ted them
hurriedly for legislative enactment 70
the duma,
Tho committee on national defense
assembled In virtually closed session.
A representative OF war briefly AMI
impresslyely outlined the Turkish
preparation on which Russia Is fully
informed and ASKED foe an oen cred
II eor the maintenance Of an army OF
10000. He met with me presidents
argument OF economy, saying that
Russia had expended blood and treas
ure In Manchuria In vain, owing TO
the Initial backwardness In armament.
Toe awaniva'a nnaatiea IN Che middle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
ICE KING REIGNED.
Blizzard Of Great Intensity HltS
Sunny South.
WORST SPELL OE WINTER


NOns Most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Car
Lines Were Put Out Of Business by
les-covsred Wires.
Atlanta. Foo, II Tho city expert
eucOd some OF the worSt weather Of
the winter sunday night and Monday
morning
Snow, slsot and Ice were greatly In
evidence, and a. result buAincss OF
all kinds was interrupted or entirely
suspended.
Trolley cars we're quickly put out OF
commission, the wires bSlnE heavily
coated with Ice, making tho operation
OF the various city limos Impossible.
Tho people living In tho suburbs
ana thoaS who work In tho city were
compelled 10 walk over lcecoated road
ways or pAvemonts or Olse stay at
homo,
slSet and Ice pr0domlnated all over
the country.
TeleEraphlo communication with
other cities was sadly d%morallEod.
TIE pFesA service was Interrupted the
greater part Of Monday morning, aad
- = consequence ReWa from the out!
side world wac scarce.
The weather bureau predicts warm.
~ weather. and Z lhaW will soon ~.
store coaditOas 10 n6rmal.
Atlanta expogioneed q Fopstltlen Of
ne winleg three years eco. vAea he
trees, tslegravh ami telephoae poles
were stFewn pEpmleeu0asly iA the
streets end NA4wAyS. Al AaFsna ne
aisAt u saAAAy Ihs eFashing II The
llmbs - treea wee heard end a.
eitiseas Monday WsoFAins Witnessed
the aGht q bFOksa telegraph enA tee
pAoao polss, sntaaUiea aaA twtnteA
wires AAd fMbs Of ehaAe ana fFu,t
tFeas hangaha n Dangerous saspeaso
ana httesiAg TIE grounA.
TAe damage a. pF0ssat cannot be -
tlmaaod. BAT W.A 40 toubt. Tua Into
the thonaanAS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
EXPLOSION OF AN OIL STOVE.
onD burned to Death and Three Are
Sadly injured.

Philadelphia. Feb, ~, The cxplo-
sion Of an oil stove In tho home OF
Walter clifford, where a small family
reunion was being held Saturday IN
the northeastern section Of the city,
resulted In the death OF Mira, Jennls
Thomas and the serious injury Of
three other persons,
Mira. Clifford was entertaining her
friends at the piano. when the stove
exploded, throwing oil over Mrs.
Th0mas, who waS burned from head
10 foot and died shortly after being
admitted 70 z hospital. MFa, Clifford
was also severely burned and IL In .
serious condition and both Walter ana
Ernest CLIFFORD were painfully burned
about the face, neck and arms. They,
too. are In q hospltal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
"ORv" PEOPLE ISSUE GALL.
National ProhIbltIoa Convention 10 70
Nest In Columbus. o.

NhtloBal ProHlpltloG Convention Ie %
Nest In Columbus. o.
Columbus. o.. Feb. ~. Fifteen
hundred and twelve delegates and ~
many altsFnstea are provided for IN
The ofiiclal Convention which will meet
IN Columbus july IL 20 nominate can.
didates for president and vice pFesi.
dent. The call was sept 90, BY Mr..
Charles n Jones. chairman. and w
G. CaIderwOod. secretary IL the prohi.
bition national committee II IL ex,
peeted that fully 5000 peraons viii Ct
teGd
the eaIi opens With congratulations
20 The people u tbs unitsd States ovas
the progress Of Temperance leGislA,
ton and rseilas the aeceaSien az oaln.
homs. Georgia ana AIabana 70 the
racks of prohibitios staisa
naeh State ana territory 10 10 have
fOog Delegates ~ IarEs. each state en-
titles 10 40 additional daiagAis for
every tvo haadTed vO,~s or major
fraction thereof east for DF. silas G
Swallow for president ia 1901: tie
District - colantaa sutilied % TO
eslesstss and each Stale aaa Territory
- have ~ nany sltsFnstsa ~ Dele
Rafaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
JAnAM's OaEAr EXHIBITION.
Ths around VIII Cover Total Arss
a. 200 Acres.

~ 80 gNNfNas
ST'oix1c, Feb. 1i.--Aoyama. 90 o.
&c higAest and NEST Aeaithfui pAF$s u
Toxic, 4 4 oeaciAlly announced, has
ben chosen a. the ste for tAs GIanA
sxhihilion Of Japan. 70 b he'd non
April - Oct 81, 1914.
AoyAnaa lee 10 The AkaSaEA Sectoa
- to city. not far from the im0eStAi
palace and near the important SA@in-
istration DuiadinS u the gOvSrAmaSs.
The smitbttiea ssosnds win sovss .
tstal arsa 81 sse - 80 sOsoS 81 lAAd.
wor tAis ~ asssa a the ASya@a ~
rAaa src3na win be used, Ia AnTeS
% royod imperial land and ne -
maindeR fsUm Rliamaehi A0yanA.
TAus fng . nnmAsr Of nsGtsas hsFs
paat thssr approval o. the .sIAihuon
20 Ne yapaasso government.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12

Paris. Psb a. "a speeiai eoyy u
the "tmltGtlSs 81 chstga." puhiishsG
Ia 1870. the sHtbsssis translates By
TIE Abss tlwAsanuIn. Fsesatiy vaa
bOssha by . SsFaaesr q . mOnAsleFy
Of thS HaHts Loire SoF 1850. q h
bs.ssVs4 that ne paashassr sns e.
Amsrisan ooDectW ase that TIE hpok
70 vorSh mare than ~ pai1 fDg n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12

BirmlsgAEm. Ala. zee. II --SfAe
soo1sty q he aiamai of No UaiveFsi.
~ - Aiatams. esisndaa - ooverper
yoAs a Johnean. % Mlnsesots. -
savitAiios 70 selivsr tts annual esaB-
neseemeSs ADDRESS 81 10 sxeretsss
% ~ hste 81 me uaaiVsfsltY IL Tuse&
ASoaa MAJ ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
80 ~ Aaaaa..ea.l R.ana.

Msega. 0s. Rab. ii.-Eiys aaseaoy.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-10
IRON TRADE QUIET
 DURING THE WEEK Price Changes Are Looked For When October Comes In CONDITIONS MUCH BETTER Demand for Wire Products Continues Strong, the Biggest Concern Now
 Having About 80 Per Cent
 of Capacity at Work.
CONDITIONS MUCH BETTER

Cleveland. O.. September 9.-(Special.)- The Iron Trade Review tomorrow will say:
 The iron market has been very quiet during the past week. This Is due m part to the cessation of activities on account of Labor Day, and to some ex- tent to a rather uncertain feeling as to whether there will be any price changes about October 1, extraordinary efforts are being made to obtain specih- cations on old contracts, and the energies of the sales agencies obtaining new bus iness There is a feeling in some cen ters that an advance in certain finished products would be justified, but the sit nation is one calling for very wise and thorough consideration.
 Conditions have been steadily improv- ing and conservative men of the business world deplore any action which might tend to check the tendency toward great CT prosperity. Pig iron production Tor August amounted to 1,366019 tons, an in- crease of 137,415 tons over July. Iron ore shipments from the Lake Superior region to September 1 amounted to H. 984 936 tons, compared with 24,31 ,552 tons for the same period of 1907. The demand for wire products continues strong, the principal interest now having In opera ton nearly 80 per cent of its capacity. In wire and also in steel bars, manu- lecturers catering to agricultural inter ests continue to be an important factor in maintaining a steady demand.
 There Is fair activity in pig iron in the east and prices are flrmer, but in other sections of the country the market is dull and there are some soft spots. The settlement of the coal miners strike In Alabama will probably encourage some furnaces to go in blast and check the upward tendency of prices of south- ern pig iron. There will be decreased demand for Virginia coke, which has been shipped in large quantities to Alabama during the strike.