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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10
Sold by an druggists. 500 Bottles
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISER.
Gov. Gilehrist Tells Westerners Of
FlOrida's Advantages.

Governor Albert W. Gilchrist, of
Florida, has been out to the Seattle
Exposition, and has been royalty treat
ed in the different states and cities he
has visited.
Recently in Oklahoma City, Governor
Gilchrist was shown marked attention
and interviewed by the newspapers of
that city. In the OklahOmian of recent
date Governor Gilchrist was quoted as
follows:
Eyes, Oklahoma City is a hustler
and your young state is wonder. It
has marvellous natural resources and
has made an amazing growth in pOpu-
latiOn. However, speaking of general
resources, old Florida can also 90 some
in that respect. For instance, DeSOto,
the county in which l live, ships lOO,-
600 tons of phosphate a year, 1900
head Of cattle to Cuba alone and hun
dredS of cars of fresh vegetables.
From my home Down 7,OOO,OOO pounds
OF fish are shipped each year, and De-
Soto IS the greatest orange county in
the state, besides its large shipments
of timber and turpentine. Around Tai
lahassee immense quantities of oats,
tobacco and cotton are raised. There
is not much cotton farther south. as
white labor is too expensive, and there
are not many negroes there"
An incident Of the visit of Gov. Gil
christ to Oklahoma City was his meet
ing with Mrs. Milton Bryan, of Shaw
nee. Both she and Judge Bryan are
members Of well known Florida fam
lies. After a brief chat with Mrs.
Bryan, the Governor CALAMITY present
ed her with his scarf pin, bearing the
seal Of Florida.
Gov. Gilchrist is a son of Gen. VIII
liam Gilchrist, and his parents were
natives Of South Carolina. Gen. Gil
christ was one of the largest slave
holders in Florida, as were other rela-
tives Of the Governor. As a result of
the war, young Gilchrist was compelled
to start life at SIS a month. But he
got there, " and is today worth about
million dollars. He has served in the
legislature Of his state, having been
speaker of the house of representatives
in 1905. He has held all sorts of mill.
tary positions and is a veteran of the
Spanish-American war, having served
as acting major IN Cuba.
One Of the ancestors of Gov. Gil
christ was a grandfather of George
Washington, and another a grandfather
of James Madison.
The 0klahOmian says Gov. Gilchrist
was driven about Oklahoma City with
DR.. John ThreadgiIl and |. NJ. Putnam.
The Governor was returning from the
Seattle Exposition, where he delivered
the Dixie Day" address on the 24tE
of August He stated that he haC
heard so much about Oklahoma CITY
that he decided to stop off and see the
town. Leaving there hewent to Little
Rock and Memphis
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10
Health

Means to ability to do a good days
work, without undue fatigue and to
find life worth living. You cannot have
indigestion or constipation without its
upsetting the liver and pOluting the
blood. Such a condition may be best
and quickest relieved by Herbine, the
best liver regulator that the world has
ever known. Sold by Suzanne Drug Co.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10
Notice to Cotton Growers.

/ am putting up gins in Live Oak
and solicit your patronage, assuring
you of the best service l can give.
have had long years Of experience In
the ginning business, and will run the
celebrated FOSs gins. | am sure / can
please you.
Thanking you IN advance, ! remain,
yours to serve, W. FLETCHER.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10
HEALTH AND VITALITY
Motifs Neryine Pills

The great nerve al brain restOra
tive for men and women, produce
strength and vitality, builds up the
system and renews the normal vigor.
For sale by druggists or by mail. 81.
per box, six boxes for $500 VII
liams Mfg. Co., Props, Cleveland.
Ohio. SuT1aIee Drug Co.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10
HoLLY ROLLERs.'
Women Who We're Duped
tie PrOphesy.

from a widow woman
dupsd by the holly roll
nt and which was pub
Tampa Tribune, will be of
nany.Of our readers;
morning, three widows Of
yasrs, made their way back
irUm Durant and OneOf them.
MsttOx, reported at the
oies Her story is remark
m
IS last week, " she said, that
Dseg Of the destruction of
made. 1t came from Mrs.
tIe, who lives at Durant. She
to hear the message direct
Holy Ghost and itincluded the
Monday highland the state
st only the corporate limits of
vouIdbe affected, but this city
3 sink in general wreck and ruin.
divine message, it was said, was
ted BY Mrs. Van Sickle's son,
d Van Sickle, AS soon as the
~ vas communicated among the
s Of Tie Holy GhOsterS' flOcked,
vas great excitement and | and
friends we're deeply alarmed. |
however, that | would stick
rps and go down with it, comes
nay
day afternoon, the Van Siekles
d cOuriers to give another warn
ne faithful. This time, it sound
rht and ! quit my 50 a month
ed liked tOthe country. With me
aaihe same direction, went about
81 others, some of them giving
81 they had, others selling out
phst they could get on the spur of
armament and joining the saved,
Dursnt, We found the Van Sic
tnd some twenty others, huddled
lhsg in prayer. We found but lit
accommodation but, by Divine dis
sliOn, probably, the Van Siekles
provided a lunch counter where our
niger could be satisfied for cash. 1t
tie greatest influx of people that
nt ever saw and things doomed
M Tor while. The Methodist min
81 there advised US that we were
ah and that we ought to 60 back
@ but We were carried away by
e Aarngues of Van Sickle and his
iher and I am sure that l was hyp-
nsa for the time being.
When Monday night come, we list
a between prayers and exhorta-
ns fog the noise of the destruction of
i'HPa, but we heard nothing alarming.
hszl day, when we found out that the
l had not been destroyed, we began
Adaabt but the Van Siekles said the
Nsln the message had been misinter-
Fslsd and that it was yet to come.
neone heard that the Six Mile creek
g had been destroyed, and Van
ss said; 'See-the Lord has de-
'Tsd the bridge, so you cannot re-
g the doomed city, Did YOU ever
n such stuff"
-A MattOx said that she and her
companions were the first to leave
paIant assembly and that about 81
pa people are there yet still under
way Of the Van Siekles. "Wher
they told US we were going to
a'h, but l shouted Tampa was
enough for me and, If it sank.
y SINK with it. l spent all my
lost my position, and am back
Penniless, all on account of listen.
g such takers"
WIDOWS who returned with Mrs.
q are Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Wright,
i've near YbOr City. The latter
sonduetilg a small restaurant OF
% avenue, when she received the
and sold it out for a mere pit.
a order to be relieved of any in
n doomed Tampa.
woman went on further to tel
q the men of the sect at Duranr
2 found out just in time to pre-
1s clipping with another man.
~ haven't the time to exercise
l8 Doan's Regulets will pre-
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10
4 Dr., Cheatham of Havana.

npiexion as well as your
sndeFed miserable by q dis
By taking Chamber
sh and Liver Tablets you
both. Sold by Barclay &
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-10

ea haven't the time to exercise
" Doan's Regulets will pre-
soastIpahOn. They induce a mild,
aeslthful action of the bowels
griPhg, Ask your druggist
ZEN. 25c. II
q DF. Cheatham of Havana.
d 4. Cheatham, of Havana,
'e' accidentally shot himself in
= while out squirrel hunting a
9 ago He was brought to Tai
and placed in the Silver Cross
bit the shock of the accident
eQ much for his nervous sys-
Ae died of heart failure. His
sakenSback home for burial.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Price movements in the market for outside Sc
curites Irregular with some pressure Tn
spots. In few OF the copper stocks hrmer
tendency developed at the outset on buying at
tributed to inside account. although after midday
n reactOnary tendency set IN. with losses from
small fraction to half point recorded. In some
of the industriais. however, decided strength
was manifested. This especially in
American Light and Traction common. which
moved up 8 points further 10 a high mark
at $50 The preferred stock improved about
point Standard Oil and American Tobacco were
quiet but steady Chicago Subway continued
under pressure and touched new low mark at
62s. In the mining list GTeene-Csnanea. after
gain Of a. reCeded on realizing Daisy broke about
&c to a low mark. Union Mines continued the
active feature in the low priced issues without
particular price change. In bonds New York
41zs of =, on limited trading. Other
issues ruled about steady.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Is posted rates we're as follows.

DOAt-SIlC EECHANGE.-Bosf Ia A.,
ana par; Chicago. 20c discount. San E--.H --,IolH'
siSht Ic telegraph 2l2c premium Vav $3.50
commercial q discount, bank & premium. ~ -
Ton. buying par. selling I-10c r,-erni,,n,- :.
boc discount Did. soc discount asksT- cs--a' JUS
par; Minneapolis, par. Savannah 5,v4rg ~ :, ~
count. selling par ''e ds-
BANK Earrings. 49, New Yo-s .voa
S4l42S4.57I balances 500. 464 2ss. Balttrno~a ~cS
S4sssls5. balances Sc so Chicago. exchaTgas ~.
5ee.sZO; balances S3293.sI0: Boston exrhsnes- y,-
o,.ls2S. balances I.753.2Ss. PhiladeIpbia sxcbar-
S-''Vl5,u6. balances Sl.673 925
SILVER ARKET.-COmmercia bar silver AZ.
HeAIcan silver dollars. 4Sc- Bar silver in Londo,
closed = lS-16d- an advance OF I-lsd
GOLD PREMI Mn Madrid 90. Lisbon. y
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican exchange a.
New York is quoted at 2WZ
GOVERNMENT REVIEW -ES 49, Recsir-s t--
customs yesterday were S6S3022. internal ra7suus
S-1o'oS4 and miscellaneous. S9S 9S7 total OF & r.
'v+s against total expenditures on ordinary sceor-
OF S-'Soo'7S-- For the month 20 date ordinary 70.
celpts have been S.5l0S12 and ordinary expen5i-
lures SSls,,S4, the excess OF receipts su1otntiu-
20 SoSl.s'A For the fiscal year 20 date oryiinsr-
receipts have been S166.517.129- against EE1Lls
IN the same time in 190S and ordinary sxpendltu
So'olS- against Sll5.552.SO7 1906 the excess ~
expenditures this year amounting 10 E0sua
compared with an excess last year OF x-Srla
lhcIudinE Panama Canal account and public dest
the excess Of al expenditures over recayrg sfucs
July amounts to S3l,525,2lI. against an excess in
the corresponding period year ago Of E4s2gs
CB-TREASJRY.-The Sub-Treasurv was ds5to-
10 the Clearing House s943.S14.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
CopartncrShD Dissolution.

" A'aEREAS. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
y eNIstinE and conducted civ ~ New YORK Nv
.n4reW J. skinner and Jacob "a. Att0rneys
ana tounseiiors Al Law under the firm Skinner
t3errnant he uf "a
Andrew J. skinner. and
Whereas said Grfn has transacted business in this
state FOR not less than three years.
Ao0s Therefore, pursuant the in such case
mace ana provided T. the undersigned SUI
AiklnE ufnlfer of said firm hereby that
VII continue the U.s. - said firm conduct
~ me business and profession Attorney Cour-
seilpr-at-law and that so - 81 Nicholas
Avenue m the Borough ~ Manhattan. city New York
IN testimony whereof. ] have hereunto sfiXed my
iiaho and seal This 9th 20 October
JACOB " BERMANT fSta1
f-fF COUNTY York
on this Dct1lor 1903 I..f,re ,,ere,,,-
aily appeared Jacob ~. BeIluaut 10 me Known ana
kn"hh 4" mr. - De- tls Individual described in ana
Who executed tho f0regour Instrument and he duiv
acktohiecs 20 me thar he executed d. same
Il. T. PERIIS.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market the Consolidated Exchange was
under heavy selling pressure the larger part Of the
day. Besrishly minded room traders hammered
prices, and the decline uncovered many stop loss
orders which added 10 the volume Of selling
Business broad scale. with the sales
approximately $4,000 shares. the heaviest in
many weeks SiXty--six different issues changed
hands in the course Of the day. but $4,000 shares
of the grand total of sales represented only TWO
issues. United States Steel common and Union Pa
Ciic. The last named sold high 3O6 in the
closing dealings. when covering of shorts was
being conducted heavy scale throughout the
list. This compared with a high price the
Stock Exchange of 20594. Price differences be
tween the two exchanges extending TO Z. Of
point occurred frequently in the day On the
morning drive which carried Steel common down
TO So on the other exchange, il did not sell under
SEA the Consolidated Smeltng's high OF 9S =
compared with 90, while Southern PaCihC'S high
was 1900. against 1905. Central Leather which
the feature among the specialties. sold
high as 50l2, against 5014. Detailed operations
follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

borne in mind that discounts abroad ad-
Vancing and that industrial conditions in Euro
pean countries improving at a rate that
toreshadoWs an active home demand at foreign
capitals for accommodation. A quieting down
Of speculation here will be the best protection
against disturbance in the local money market.
A better supply of bills soon should be reported
in the sterling exchange market as a conse-
quence Of the decline in cotton and corn to
level that suggests increased outward move
ment of these staples. while il is believed that
the market also Will be helped by foreign in
vestments in our securities.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY AAIskET--NIoney OF. can o..
per cent' highest 81 per cent. lovva., S-u az q
per cent. closing, AZ per ~ es'
- '~e; pei cent Time money rates v,a-. llis
up Sharply Rates. sixty davs a. - nla-ts1
li-ile.E nm usSs ana four months. Rsaf a. De- o
.l ,-l-l months were nominaIy 81 per csnr -, 20
c-htiie paper Continued 20 Be aere-as ~.
41.a ql.'o.''s, anG good assortment was ..f laf
Rates, 4i2Q "a Per cent for sirfv 49,. - saos1
DIS receivable $2td5l Der cent - ilaor7li
20. % s 81 lnoltEs t prime single names. "a 10 o
FOftEieIN ENCHANGE-Tha fo-ais- -
oIa-l opened weak with rates Is point- -
4-S05o04S6 for cables 4 $50. a So E---9 % %
sterling and 4S3Js ASA for six-,-,fs ~, ueiaant
francs were quoted at 51s7. fesz rs -, slo,
Ielchsrnarks a. S5lz- The marker c.--.- el sac1s
IN the morning and early afte~noo- - - NeaE
Ii4.lIr I'm decline Of about &C. Cables v-e- -'s
at . so6o0 fS150- demand sterling A. sl9,s1
ana slXiy-day bills AZ 4-S3zs m sss5 So 80 80
los iess 7-h- and short reichsrna-ks a. 'aAs
4ne hardening Ia money rates led -. - 4-o+
oUerlnEs q finance bills. and co-+o- 'c'easet
eral DAYS past have been IN good s,I - 'or So
influences forcing exchange rates dor- llsse tEo
nave been going on -o-Al Wulcl
BANKERS posted rates were as fouo--
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
The Associated Merchants CouDsnv

n. J..
regular quarterly dividend one-1larrer
and additional Of
q one Per cent the First Preferred Stock also
1elar quarterly dividend of One Tr cent
ehd an additional quarterly dividend onequarter or
one er cent on the second Preferred Stock VIII b. maid
OCTOBER 10Th, Stockholders
company Of October 9th 1899 The transfer books
VII ne closed AT = o'clock SATURDAY.
and reopened al 10 4. n SATURDAY l6th 1909
MOSES ELY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
London New York xzv YORK

OFtt-ItTN MONE4 MAkhET.-CaI money n
LONdon, @l01 per cent. open market discount rais
Tor short bills, per cent. long bills, SisGzs PER
cent Berlin discount rate, SN per cent ParS
discount rate "a per cent Paris exchange L5n-
don, > francs 12 Centimes. Berlin eXchanss oa
London. % marks ~ pfenuigs. Bar gold IS les-
FOREIGN SECURITIES - British cOus0is tr
money, IS LIS per cent; for the account So
French reutes, 81 francs 4-12 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

ANNUAL MEETING
ihs annual meeting of The rtockholdors Of Union
Fachc Railroad ompany VIII be held a. tho ofc. nf
The COMPANY, 81 salt Lake City, Utah. on TUESDAY =
ectober l@th. 1909. twelve oclork noon. for the
eiecfion ~ fifteen Directors C0mpauv and Tor
TIE transaction other bus mess as NAV j.-alIy
before
The books for The transfer of stock 1hoth Common
ana Preferred VIII he closed purposes Of the
meeting ar o'clock ? ". Monday. sept ~ 1909
nnd VIII be reo3ened az ten o'clock A n on Wedncs-
day. October l3. 1909
ALEX- MIILAR. Secretary
Dated August - 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Financial Meetings.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No lH5 Broadway York. october .th 1902
TIE annual meeting Z the shareholders OF the Man
haitian Railway a Comma
on'ee no l.5 Broadway. Manhattan Borough New work
- - ~ N
A BOARD ~ Directors ensuing year IS 70 be
elected. and three inspectors q Election
The transfer books VIII he SATURDAY.
.h. u O'Clock reopeueG on hll-sds.-
NoFembef llth. 10 O'Clock a n.
GEORGE J. GOULD. President.
W MclNIII.IAM9 serretarr
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
UNITED STATES REALTY
TMnRnNENE-A-T 90

III Broadway. &.v York October 9th 1909
lnlteo states Realty q Improvement Company held
ms CAV dividend of one and one-quarter per cent
"Rs declared. payable November list 1909 Ia
Efockholoers % record the close IF business On
October 10th. 1909 3 II. FELLOWS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
UNITED DRY GOODS COMPANIES

quarterly dividend OF Two per CO. be paid
lpfelier ls 1902 10 holders of the stock OF
nlteo iy Goods Companies % October 5h 1909
ne iransfer books will be closed , T. NJ. Monday
'ci1f-r Ith and reopened 10 A NJ TUESDAY Novern-
ier ID. 1913 Checks FOR dividend viii be mailed
MOSES Y
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
AMERICAN sECURIT1Es ABRoaD

London. Oct s p m.-The market for Amsr
lean securities opened AZ substantial declines bur
showed hrmer tendency at the close. Last quo-
tations follow
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Diridend Notices.
INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY

me coupons on Bonds of International Cornpany
cue OcIoher lst. 1909 VIII be paid a. OF the
Empire Trust COMPANY No - Broadway. New YORK
RM H BARNARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays cIosin, ,,,,.,.
tions FOR government bonds compared win IT,
dsy's.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
BOSTON STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Charles y Barney 3 Co, No = 80
street. New York. and NJ. 10 South t1 So
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-07

player but after Kingdom went to Columbia. tn game was somewhat broken up; as there wa fine profes ssional tennis-player at Lakewood h took up court tennis instead. It is game that quires unusual strength and quickness of motion but he soon became expert at it that when was IT he the American championship ane when he was IS he carried of the English cham ponship, which is of course, the championship o the world.
 Neither aIr Gould nor myself is an advocate O. boarding-schools. We believe that the very bes associations that children can have during the formative years of their lives home associa- tions, and that no guardianship is equal to tn loving watchfulness of father and mother. There fore we have kept our children right in the hom, nest and have had them educated by tutors and goyernesses.
 Tn educating the children have tried to de veop each along the line of his or her OWL natural bent. For instance, Marjorie adores read ing particular poetry and romance. She is Ccol musician and, as l said, speaks four languages bu she does not care for what you might call the drudgery of study, and have net afflicted her with it. But Vivian has profound mind. She loves to study and to delye into deep subjects.
 T am very proud Of my two lig boys They art clever, and they are strong manly boys, and best of al in @ mothers eyes. they good boys Neither of them has ever caused me moments uneasiness or single heartpang. Kingdom is 2i ever tasted liquor. Not that prohibitionisi at ail C.. have ever tried especially to keep such things away from them but they just have no de sire for stimulants. And that, take it, is aboui the Lest indication of their health and strength a. we'll as a yincication of my method of raising chi dren, for after an it's the healthy body that give a healthy mind and healthy impulses. isn't i.s"
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-07
''P0ET 0F S|ERRAS'
Famous Old Joaquin Miller Busy
 Compiling His Works.
Patriarch Explains Why He Has Re fused Tempting Offers to Lecture Lives on Mountain Top Over
 looking Frisco Bay.

San Francisco.-Sitting on the door step of his cabin home, The Hites, 2,O00 feet up in the mountains behind Oakland, Joaquin Miller, the Poet of the Sierras," explained the other day why he had refused an offer to tour the United States and England as a lecturer.
 It was neither because the patriarch poet is averse to revisiting the scenes of his first triumphs as an exponent of the native wonders of the country 10 the west of the Rockies, nor be- cause money inducement was lack ing. The nature lover won't come down out of his mountain home until he has finished his work of compil- ing combination autobiography, his tory and all his poems he believes are worth perpetuating. There are to be six volumes, and proofs of the first volume have just been delivered to the author.
 For many years, how many no one on the mountain side or in Oakland is able to say. Joaquin Miller has made his headquarters on the big sweeping table land on the very top of the noun tain overlooking San Francisco bay, and as far back as the oldest inhabit- ants memory goes he has always sup ported one or more youthful, aspiring artists and poets. To house these pro- teges the poet has built from time to time replicas of his own cabin, until to-day there are a dozen little, odd shaped buildings, each one containing only one room and all with high peaked roofs and stained glass win dows
 On one of the two peaks rising above the table land, 1000 acres in extent, and all of 1t the property of the ven erable poet, is great stone monu- ment, erected by Joaquin Miller him. self, and marking, so he declares with apparent sincerity, the grave of Moses
 If Moses isn't buried here, where is he buried?" is the poets never fail
The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-07
Another Operation Avoided.

Another Operation Avoided.
 Chicago, Ill. -"I want women to know what that wonderful medicine, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound, has done for me. Two of the best doctors in Chicago said I would die if I did not have an operation, and 1 never thought of seeing a we'll day again. had small tumor and female troubles so that I suffered day and night. A friend recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and it made me we'll woman. Mrs. ALvENA STERLING, il Langdon St, Chicago, Ill.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound, made from roots and herbs, has proved to be the most successful remedy for curing the worst forms of female ills, including displacements, inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu- larities, periodic pains, backache, bear ing-dowr feeling, flatulency, indiges- tion, and nervous prostration. Itcosts but trifle to try it, and the result nas been worth millions to many suffering women.