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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05
BEGIN WORK ON CANAL
Big Project Near Seattle TO BE Built
After Long Delay.

Seattle, Nov l.-CoUstruction has
begun on The Lake Washington Goy-
ernment clual q project that means
a great deal % Seattle and ocean
shipping, The last session of ths
state legislature gave an appropria
t.uu oi S25lUol from the surplus a,
thc sale of the Lake Washington
shor, lands for the construction OF a
temporary canal
The turning of the first shovglir.
of yar,h in DO. construction oi thc
canal marks the passage of more
tlau % hail century since the Water
way was first recommended Jo ta-
United States government hy Cen
Go. b. Mcclellan, who urged th.,
congress make an appropriation for
IN, canal in order that the United
States might seslre the greatest
srlJcgic haven i'm the world for lis
var vessels. A that time there was
IA, city of Seattle.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

sonal record 1, @ iur's' and h.7 stand
for personal liberty and % liberal SUM
day Although O Taumany candi-
dltg, hc maintained throughout the
campaign thl, up boss shall dictate
,o him, anil one oi his il,orilc re-
mark, WAS that ii there was to be
any swallowing between him and the
Tiger o., ultimately would bc found
800 the outside
GHy11r uas prominently mention
90 as Democratic ,icc-prcsidcniial
possibility l.,t gar and iu 1894 Ia,
declined 'h. Democratic nomination
lr governor
Jt.uy, Gaynor first attained prom
iHen,. IN connection with a taNpay-
,l,' ,uit. which De caused 10 he
bguurht against llush Mclaughlin.
ou. time Democratic boss Of Brook
ism. En- on. gnurs, of which saved the
,i,y Slw1O0l Ia similar suit
aeuu,, the RrooIyn Elevated Rail
wny, hc collected another million Tor
iae els n back ,aS,s.
Robert Ta'L tho Presidents son,
WAS among 'ac college men Who vol
unt.sr.l "a watcher
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05
TAN11AMi WINS
Partial VICTORY
NLECTS CAYNOR. EUT LOSES
CONTROL OF FUNDS.
WHiTMAN SUCCEEDS JEROME
New YcE. Gives Tcrirany Mayor
Over 10000 Plurality, hl, I.eeps
Spoils From Tigers Clutches.

New York. Nov. 3. rsmraey
elected another mayor Il Greater
New York yesterday, but lost ils grip
on city finances. William J. Gaynor,
OF Brooklyn, swept the five boroughs
20 victory as mayor by approximately
10000 plurality, defeating otto r.
Barnard, Rcpublican-I'usion, and w.
Il Hearst independent
Tie failed, hpwc,cr, TO carry his
ticket with him and the Republican,
Fusion force, viii control absolutely
tlc board ui estimates aud app1rupn-
mcuts. which will d.8burs. about ST.
OaouOO during the administration.
This :, more than % iali d,i,lt for
Tammauy for The control oi The
board ui estimate was one pf the prin-
ciph i.,J.. ul thc campaign
IN addition, tIs R,pubIiclu-lusion-
lists elected Cha, $. Whitman dis.
trict attorney oi New York county
Hearst once defeated in his CON
test for the mayoralty against Me-
Clcllau in zoos. went down again
with total of les, than 10000, as
nrainst Approximately 24SO01 for
Gayuor and Ia for Barnard.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

Nampa has been rcrciving II
thorough house cleaning 10y or.
der OF the pure food inspectors,
but in was not done Until an ep.
idcmic oi typhoid fever had de-
vclopcd. Oregon has no such
inspectors and 10 is lhc duty ol
every resident io see that their
premises arc kept in thor
oughly sanitary cond ton,
while the civic authorities
should see taat the sewers are
properly flushed and kept in
seryicab,e condition.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05
Current Comment

As usual the railroads are oh.
jccting to the tax levy in th,,
county. Tho net income oi tho
Southern Pacific IN Oregon lor
the year ending June 80 was
$2,07l,308. Au income ,oX on
that amount would bring in
enough money TO build several
miles oi good roads.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

suorT NEWS NOTES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

: @s@ -@e :: :. t'|3 = 900 q aF'e'' -
Vancouver Wash, Socialists have
passed resolutions endorsing the pro-
hIbilipu movement
The l.iunhaycn Fruit Co, of AZ
bauy Or ha, purchased 2unl acres
lur the purpose oi setting the same 90
fruit trees.
Twenty dollars and Ulty cents
was the price given ior the finest box
ol apples At the Albany. Or, apple
iair.
The Okanugan irrigation Project IN
northern Washington is now 9o5 per
cent completed aud the Concully dam
8]2 per cent finished,
Sis pieces of bone taken from the
lcg of dog aud praited into the
libia ol Joseph Rilcy's leg, At san
Francisco. have saved his from an
ampulaliou
lllly-tWo Chinese students are on
their way 90 the United State, Ailyr
year in preparatory schools they
will hc culcrcd in rumhcr of lead
ing universities
A solemn ,dict oi the Rhine com-
tries, dated l1up setting forth that
auy assent caught ureing emigration
to the American ,nlluigs would be
hanged has been m,rthcd by Prof
Learned oi the University Of Penn
1yhanil
Addressing q banquet of Washing
ton shiupl,mcu 40 Seattle. C. S Sen
ator Piles state that 20 was NOT inn
probable that tho lumber and shiuglc
tariff question would bc fousht out
again at the nest session of congress
C.. II. Kendall. whose dead body
ygs identified and huricd m Dead
wood. s ID. n years ago. and ON
whom the insurance policies In the
Woodmcu of the World and the An
cicut Ordcr of United Workmcn were
paid. is alive and wcll.
4 ,risi, amone railway cmployc,s
of thc United States. il /, believed I'm
railroad circles is drawing near 1t
is said referendum vot, now is i'm
progress among the 100000 or more
members of the traiumcn and con
duetor, association cast of the Mis-
sissippi .or au increase I'm wages
A vrstbound train on thc OREGON
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05
G0MPERs SENTENCE STANDS
Appeal Court Afirms Order That La
Dor Federation Men Go 10 lal.

Washington. Nov 5Thy district
court OF appeals has affirmed thc de.
cree of the supreme corrt of the Dis
lrict oi Columbia. a5iud ing prcsi-
don't Samuel Comp Secretary
Frank Morrison and Vice. Pre- .lcnt
John Mitchell, pi the An riear ed.
u.HHn OF Labor guilty o, contempt,
oi court iu the Bucks Stove & Range
e.#. Nn attempt will be made Co ap-
peal thr ease Co the United States sn-
prem, court SO action will be- tak-
en- toward The arrest Of the men un-
Ill lhe matter oi the appeal has been
determined.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

Vancouver Wash, Nov 5.-Thc
vets in Vancouver won the bitter
fight that has been waged Tor several
months ON the question oi license or
no license. NJ oi the places outsid,
oi Vancouver went dry, The wet ana
jori,y in Vancouver is l30
The election n Camas is held by
The leaders here to be illegal, as IL 10
said the polla there were closed at
; instead oi 5 o'clock
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov 2.-Tom l..
Johnson. for iour terms mayor OF
Cl.,ylaud wa, defeated yesterday By
Herman G Bachr The election ot
Ba,hr 8, believed to mean a certain
settlement OF o., long street railway
War which johnson began eight years
ago when he demanded scent fare.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

Philadelphia Nov 5-Phiiadalphia
yesterday reelected Samuel D. Ro,an
district attorney on the Republican
ticket by q large majority His op.
poucut was d. G. Gibbony long a
leader of the reform element and well
known by his connection with the
Law and ORDER Society
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05
Mormon Church Defeated.

Salt IHl, City. Nov 3-On the IS.
cue ol Mormon Church denomination
in municipal politics lhc American
party WAS returned TO power here hy
q clear majority over the Republican
aud fusion candidates.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

Baltimore, Nov 5-Thc proposed
constitutional amendment di..r1nchis-
ius negroes was defeated 90 ycster-
days election
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05
Vallev Needs Water.

Salcm-A campaign of durl'ion, 20
cost about Ss000 to be participated IN
by paid lecturers and every paper in
the Willamette Valley, is being
planned by the Oregon Conservation
Commission. with the avovcd pnr-
pose of making the valley ,hc most
thoroughly irrigated section o.. The
west
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05
lndleInl Record Elee.s Qaynor.

Judge Gaynor, who now becomes
mayor of Greater New York. was
elected on the strength oi H. per-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-05

some men think they are
faithful because they would
rather fight or old forms than
face new facts,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
--. CheneE's Expectorant-a quick relief for coughs, colds and grippe. All Druggists 25c.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. office of the Supervising Architect. Washington, D. c. received at this office until o'clock D. n
 on the 24th day of November. 1909 and then opened. for the construction (includfng plumbing, gas piping. heating apparatus. electric conduits and wiringI of an exten- sion remodeltng. etc, to the United States Iourt House, Post Offteesh etc. at Montgonn-l Specifications copies okss~hich masfs be- obs ssained from the CpstodiAn at Mohtgomerg Ala. or at this office at the discretion of the Supervising Architect. James Knox Taylor. Supervising Architect. --sun-wed Ct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

ciining years advanced. ~ Has Reached Four Score Years and
 weiEhs 1S8 Pounds.
 Mir. Levi Kegg. Rainsburg. Pa, writes: sae Your medicine has done me so much good intend to keep it on hand nll the time.
 T had all the symptoms of systemic catarrh. My eyes were rede and in- famed, my throat, stomach and bowels troubled me. was nervous. had nervous headaches. I am now entirely cured by Peruna. afl
 T am eighty years old. and I never weighed more than 140. but now weigh 156 pounds" s5sts N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Now Works 10 Hours a Day

This is to certify that I have been troubled with my liver for several Iaohthspast, and after try ing gmany different remedies I read yollr advertisement in the Daily News of this city. I immediately wrote for a sample bottle and l can truthfully say that l have been benefited very materially. l shall continue taking your medicine and feel sure that in a very few weeks time I shall be completely recov- cred from my trouble which eaused headache and sleeplessness. My skin was quite yellow, but it is now clearing up. I am able to put in my full ten hours each day which I have to do at the factory where l work.
 "I can cheerfully recommend your medicine to anyone who has similar troubles to those which I have mentioned above" Elmer Whipple, 119 Colfax St., Grand RapidS Mich
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
JAMES MAPLES KILLED
MOBILE COUNTY MAN VICTIM OF SHOT GUN.
Was Se1lihg wemsn Rabbit In "Mnk Heuse's Brunrh Neighborhood
 When Weapon Wss
 Dsscharged. E

Mobile. Oct. es.--(speciai )--From 2 load fired from a shotgun. whether from accidental ,or suicidal intent is not known. James Naples. a we'll known resident of what is known as the "Milk House Branch Nneighbof- hood fifteen miles west of Mobile. fs dead.
 Naples was at the home of neigh Dor woman selling her rabbit While completing the sale he laid his shot- gun against the steps. The woman went in the house to get some money and hearing shot ran outside and found Naples dying from a wound in the stomach.
 He wass about 30 years: of age asd leaves a family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Warmers Safe Cure

which is purely a vegetable com pound, is an absolute safe and per manent cure for all inhammatory and other diseases of the liver. It Icorrects the functional trouble by increasing the flow of bile into the bowels to healthy standard and keeping it so. Ii aids in removing the waste material that obstructs the circulation of the liver, and by its tonic and purifying properties brings to condition of perfect harmony all the organs of the body.
 WARMERS SAFE PILLS. sugar coated. absolutely free from injurious substances. a perfect laxative, will cure Indigestion. Bniousnass. Torpid Liver and Constipation. Do not gripe.
 WARMERS SAFE CURE is put up in two sizes and Is sold by all druggists at 50 CENTS and S1.00 i BOTTLE. Refuse substitutes containing harmful drugs which lhjure the system.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
FIGHT ENDS IN COURT.
One Defendant Badly Dansaged--shot

One Defendant Badly Dansaged--Shot- i,sss.s~,sS &Rn- sInfroduced. .-s .,
 Mobile. Oct 33.--f Special G@-C Charged with disoraerlys conduct Ed Mosinett and M NJ. Doyle. both white men and well known residents of oakdale. were arraigned before the recorder today and the former fined si0 or thirty days while Doyle was taxed s or ten days, after hearing of the case.
 Mosinett appeared in court with his face and head covered with bandages the result of the attack upon him by Doyle, while the latter brought into court shot gun which he had taken away from Mosinett during the fray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NEWS OF EVERGREEN.

Evergreen. Oct. 2s.-(SpeciaI >-The fall term of Circuit Court which has been in session here for the past two weeks. adjourned today.
 Prof. T. T. Lille. President Of the Agricultural School here. and G. R. Farnham and Representative J. D. Nc Crary. will speak in support of the constitutional amendment Monday at Waters School House, in this count.
 Dr. B. F. Riley of Birmingham d. dressed the citizens of Owassa Beat in support of the amendment yesterday y afternoon. Today he will be at Brook lyn Sunday he will preach at Arka- delphia Church at Laree at II a, In . and D. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
ADpoiuts Delegates.

Mobiie, Oct. 23.-(Special. )-To rep resent this county at the National Farm Land Congress which convenes in Chicago in November. President Craft of the Commercial Club has named as delegates W. L. Henderson, H. H. Bolton and George Kilborn. A letter from the organization was re- ceived by President Craft asking him to appoint delegates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
JAPANESE IN BOSTON.
Oriental Merchants Are Guests of Hub
 CIfv

Boston. oct. 2s-The important com mercial and industrial establishments and educational institutions of Boston and it's surrounding cities and towns were today thrown open to the inspec- ton of the honorary commercial com missioners of Japana. who are touring the United States. The commissioners were met at the depot by a delegation from the Boston Chamber of CoBl- merce.
 The five Japanese women who are accompanying their husbands in the tour of inspection were taken to the hosue of Henry ". Longfellow. in Cambridge. where they were enter tained by the poets daughter, Miss Alice Longfellow.
 The football game between Harvard and Brown in the stadium. was att tended this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
schwarn Choone. Aia.

Mobli@ Oct. 23.-(SpeciaL)--Leon Schwarz, chairman of the Invitation Committee of the Confederate vete- rans' Reunion. has named the com mitteemen who will serve with him. They are Robert D. duAIont. J. F. Ross, Monroe D. Bloch. F. M. Maddox. J. W. Woolf. T. J. O'Connor, Julius A Smith. c. s. Shawhan, Sol Neubrik. A. l.. White and w F. Mlckle, Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Maat Redace speeularlon

London, Oct 23-Tbe further rise in the minimum rate of discount of the bOurse from four to five per cent has given specuiators warning here, as well as in Germany and the United States. that the speculations must he reduced to more normal dimensions and the fact that the hint was taken is evidences by the general wave of H. quldation at the end Of the week
 This brought values down sharply. Americans leading In the decline. Fears of restricted earry-oVer facilities for the Forthcoming settlement. hastened reduction in commitments. Invest ment business also was checked by the higher rate. while home politics, with the general election uncertainty. helped in the depression prevailing. In the gilt edged securities declins were gem raI on the week with home rails lead one-half a point, Grand Trunk kas been the weak feature on statements made at the recent meeting of the company regarding the slow progress in the Pacific extension of the road. while Mexican rails closed three 10 four points lower. largely on the an- nouncement that the supply of oil fuel would he temporarily reduced, necessi- tating conversion of locomotives back to coal fuel.
 American securities kept fairly steady until Thursday, when the bank rate announcement brought some con tinental and local realizations; but N.Is York defiantly hoisted values on Fri day and not until last evening did the market seem to grasp the banks warn ing, when stocks tumbied sharply, aud with further weakness here today re. hacting yesterdays decline in Wall Streets prices closed two to six points lower than last Saturday.
 Teh decline tn the banks reserve tu nearly s1O0. Q 0.000 and the furtheT gold exports to Constantinopie ana South America. raised the question whether a five per cent rate is suff1cieni to build up the reserve. Discount rates. however. have been screwed ur b ythe action of the bank taking money out ct the market and IL is believed that the authorities are prepared to bid above the usual price for the forthcoming gold arrivals. as we'll as American Eagles. so as to prevent a higher rate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Pe-ru-na Is . Catarrhal Tonic Especinl-
 iyAdapted to the Declining Pew- ~ era of Old Are

Hale and hearty old age means sim- ply. healthy organs and healthy func- ttons retained beyond the usual time.
 As a rule, at the age of 50 or. 70 years the functions begin to- wane and the various organs, to lose their natural power. 7F;s r, .f7e s. -a
 This need not occur. At least not in all cases. Many man and woman have retained their health and xigor much later in life.'a f.ts
 We have on file several letters from octogenarians who have found Peruna Of priceless value to them as their .is-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

by freezing weather. centers in the middle Rocky Mountain region. It's influence Is being felt this morning as far southeast as Memphis. where the wind is blowing at the rate of 30 miles per hour, with a Iempera- ture of 6e degrees. 8. degrees lower than it was yesterday morning. The indications for Montgomery and vicinity are for showers tnls afternoon or tonight, followed by fair Sunday. IL will be colder tonight, and will continue cold sunday. The wind will be- come brisk and teer to the northwest late this afternoon or tonight.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Ala. for the 20 hours endinR
 at am. 10th meridian time.
 Saturday, Oct. 2S, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
HoRsE SHOW AT rAIR

Place your order with us for your cut flowers fer the Horse Show at the State Fair this week. Our home-grewn Roses. Carnations, Chrysantheznuma, Lily-of-the-ysliey and American Reau- ty Roses have not been equnlied before anywhere in the State. We will dee liver at the Fair Grounds if desired. ROSEMONT GARDENS, 110 Dexter Ave.
 TelephOne No. 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
.g ROBSON AZ GREENSBORO.
 & ~ s--@-- Congressman sfakes Proha Speech \

Greensboro, Oct. 23.-{Special. )-- Capt. R. P. Hobson spoke in the court house today at II o'clock in favor of the amendment.
 The opening prayer was made by Rev. D. ", Coleman of Greensboro.
 "Alabaina" was sung by college boys, in which the audience joined.
 Hon. Thomas F. Knight chairman of the county amendment committee, presided and introduced the speaker
 There was an. audience of about 300 present who manifested their admira- ton of the orator by frequent ap- plause. A large number of women at tended and Captain Hobson made n fine prohibition speech.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

T. indicates InapprociabIe rainfall. sFoS
 yesIeroHy. xBor =a hourA ending IT,. 76tk meridian time. Note.--1ns average maximum and mIn.- mum temperatures and the average ralafali are mads up at each, center from the actual number of reports received. Ghe ''stata oI weather Is That prevailing at time nt OkSsrVatiou-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

Galveston. Oct. 23.---Arrived: Steam CTS Elmar, Freeman. New York; Iowa (Br.) Waters. Liverpool.
 Cleared!S Steamers Denver Staples, New York: Madawaska. Lewis Havre; Dregeholm Duteh). Neilan. Rotterdam
 Sailed: Steamers Meltonian (Br.) Parker: Eclid. Baker. Nek York; Inkum (3r.) Price, Liverpool; Istrad (Br. Jacobs. Bremen: nderton (Br. ] Crooks Havre; Alexandrian (Br,) Robb. Ilv- erpool; Denver. Staples, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
cAsrLEBERRY soCIErY,
Mrs. Dowsfng Entertains Her Married
 Friends.

"
 Castleberry, Oct. 33.--(Speciai.) )---Mrs. E. Downing Jr, entertained the mar ried set at progressive dominoes Fri day evening, .,. ..s .,... .ss.sy.. ,.,..,-e The halls and parlors were decorated in wild flowers, mixed with cut flowers, and presented beautiful appearance. Mrs. j. ". Tharmond assisted In re- ceiving. '
 The guests assembled at s:30 o'clock and were presented with score cards of hand work. with the season of the year thereon. Refreshments. were served during the games
 The highest score was made by Mrs R. c. Brawner and Mrs. E. Downing. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. E.. Downing. Jr., Dr. and Mrs l.. W |. Kirkland, Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Grant. MT. and Mrs R. c. Brawner, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Thurmond, Mir. and Mrs. R. A, Baird, Mss Ellis. Prof. R. E. L. Keys, MT. c. K. Lee.
 Dave Price attended Circuit Court In Evergreen this week.
 Dr., l.. W. Kirkland, J. l.. Dyke. J A.. T. Baggett and T. w. Thurmond spent Friday afternoon in Evergreen.
 Mir. and Mrs. J.. F. Matthews. .Jr. accompanied by Mrs. M- F. Russ were in Evergreen Friday. Mrs. Matthews being under the care of physician.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
slsinE. x--FaliinE.

s-RtainE. x-FaliinG.
 RIVER FORECAST.
 The Coosa not much change The Ala bama will remain stationary or fall slowly.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 The storm central yesterday in Kansas has moved rapidly eastward, and now ceri-- ters in Kentucky with a considerable in- crease in energy. This disturbance has. within the last s4 hours caused showers in the Missouri, Ohio, and upper Mississippi valleys. and in the Lake regions, and 1t is continuing cloudy weather in those sections this morning An sxtenFlye area of high pressure. or moderate cold wave. attended
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sample bottle of WARNER'S SAFE CURE will he sent postpaid to any one who will write WARMERS SAFE CURE co, ROCHESTER,. N. Y.. and mention having been this liberal offer in The Montgomery Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile, Oct. 2s-Arrived: Steamers Colombia tSro.) Boe. La, Ceiba; Colo rado, Mcintosh, New York,
 Cleared Steamers--Coiora McIn- tosht New York: Ennisbrook (Br J Lee, Guifport; Ernesto tSpan.) Orniachael. Larerpoef;,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

New Orleans. Oct. 2s.-cieared Steamers Dictator tNor.) Haraidsen RiueReids via Cape Graclos; Nor fNor. odljeil. Progreso: Rosina (Br.) Hurry ceiba; Liguria (Itai. Anfosso. Genoa via Palermo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
TO EDUCATE FARMERS
TEN YOUNG MIN WILL co TO
 SCHOOL.
Pensacola Business Nen Agree to Pay Their Expenses--Negre Who
 kflleA White Man is
 (nptuEeA F4

Pensacola. Fla. Oct 3s.--tspeciai.)--- The necessary amount to pay the ex- psnses of ten young farmers of this county through an agricultural course at the Florida agricultural experiment. station, was secured this morning by E.. F. Bingham. who volunteered at a meeting of business men to solicit snb- scriptions in the elf. and thus raise a sufficient amount.
 The Chamber of Commerce, which has been entrusted with the matter of se- curing desirable young planters who are ambitious and will take advantage of the opportunities offered, will make the selection within a few days.
 The young men are to be trained at the expense of the business men. in orr der To develop properly. the agricultu- ral resources of the county. and it. is expected that what they glean will be imparted to their neighbors which. with the information they have already gleaned from the lectures delivered in the county, will be of vast benefit in producing better results in the county.