gainesville daily sun. (gainesville, florida) 1906-01-31...

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Headier notices In local column niinsertion and for each additiona-

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local and general and willBalled pottage free to any of the

ateaor Canada fur yearin advanir

AU ftdTtrtUinjc bills become due afterappearance of adrcrtUcment unto otherwise

UUd la contract Parties nut known to u-

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UFresca intezd to pat Csitro on Ura fw times before sh alar

la the face

If h had it to do over again Uowlwould tempted to sleet hU crediton with a great dm more

If Senator Tillman fails to get oneof thoaa 10000 levitation to the WhiteReuse weddiBg he will feel snubbed

A eormpoadrat atk It there anythug IB palmistry Well there it apretty fair llviag in it for the palmists

If Leader Williams canaot corral theBtlaorily IB the Hoes of Representa-tive U is HO use for any other personto try it

If the Panama people will intothe Iithaai at hard as they have intoBigelow they siay do something to-

ward a aaal-

Arltoaa seems to prefer to be ROTtreed by WMhiagton authorities thanto have New Mexico do that stunt Do

blame her

Falrbaaks still hold the IndianaerjraaizatioB against Beveridge Iceevidently cuts more of a figure than

talk IB Indiana

Of eoarse Dr Roosevelt didnt havesay says Mr Spooner butSaato Domiago was crying for a doteef soothing syrup

Let DO one ba unduly excited aboutthe Veneauelan crisis No doubt Cas-

tro has thought up several ways inwhich he can baek down at a pinch

Possibly Jacob Intimation thatmight accept another nomi

aaiiOB if hf seems to be needed againblended to soar the Senate

Removing the duty of hides wouldlafliet no hardship on American cattlemen who are unable to upply HIM

It would benefit a great indastry

Charleston claims to be nearer thePanama canal than Galreston or NewOrleans is the first evidence ofenterprise Charleston shown inhalf a century

The Liberal in Englandought the American Demo-crats take heart It jtiiit shows whatthe outs cnn do when the jettired of the ins

Chicago wants n hlKier policebut seems to think tint mcrvnini thenumber of pnliciiiun who put in theirtime drinking in aloon certainlywould not help very much

In view of what happened to MrMorris the iinnpnntinn p wrle in-

iMmueivti what would httpjwn if ilWood should call nt the White louse

iii i t on ret ng Mr l el

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E 0 Horey who i a eontribior tothe annual volame t the UnitedStates Geological Survey on the mineral resources of the country is au-

thority for several atemeat concerning the in

dutry dnrine IfrfiS In nil of th threetate where rook i min d

the production was greater in 1 5 thanin 1901 The increase wa more mark-

ed in Florida and Tenne than in

South CarolinaDuring the winter und spring of iro

the in Florida was nniniiallyfavorable for mining phosphate

rainfall than it Itt b ii

for Tears wttT lrv l low-

er than it had peen 1 09

the con lition i prinlm tton ofhigh grade phosphat rotk during theprng and winter month unpreo-rdTiteil lie ry rain luring thsummer anti the high waters that pre-

vailed afterward made mining dittittiltand the production if the second halfof the year wa b owthe avertitc for month So phn nn tul however wa tRe output ofthe half of th year thit the eiiimated production from the minesI greater for lft 5 than fur ll 4 Thedemand for rock at ad-

vanced prices hm increased and thesales of the year have thereforegreater than Probably notthan half of the increased shipmentswere made at the expense of suK k carned over from IW4 with the resultthat the tok on hand in Floridaand ready for is rvduoed tothe point reached in ix year

Prices during 1905 have been Roodand on account of the rapidly increas-ing European demand they promise tob even Netter in 1908 lluyets are al-

ready making contracts for UK andsome are venturing to look a farahead as KK The scarcity and incrfa d L e t of lalxir eombine withthe greaterot of mining to check theresponse that otherwise might be madeto the greater demand snit higherprice prices ohtain il for highgrade phosphate rock during IPulhave averaged from 25 to 50 edits aton more that ii 1S04

The valuable dcioilri of hiKhgraderock are in the hands of

comparatively few people Threeholders constitute strong cnmpanifwhich are acting more and more inharmony with one another and may-

be expected not to produce more rockthan is needed for the actual require-ments of their trade The increaseexpected in 1900 from independentminers who may open new propertieswill probably not be large enough toaffect the general situation since thedeman1 increasing so much morerapidly than the supply

The producers of phosphate rock inTennessee have shared in the generalprosperity of the industry Tfie iantity of phosphate rock mined and soldin 1903 urpaiu d the prmluction fur1904 the year which up theft time hadcarried the honors for productionTile marketed production for 1801

550571 lung ton but that for 19

probably exceeded tVX 000 long tonThe average price obtained for cruderock has been higher than before andthe outlook for TemifSiee phophat tgood

Little change noticed in theof lmte ruik mining in

South CaroliiM d iriiiL the Ii t yearThe production in 1H4 howeJ tt slightiiioretiFC oior ihnt of 104

Secretary haws incompetetiey-cnthingly imp neil by Mr Scnitl1 t

tint news Why rouhi we expectpresident a country i i he mtheta otifly transformed into a com-

petent tlnaiiiiial mannger of 1 greatnation

Deafness Cannot be Cured

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DAD ORANGES-

The oranges that are arriving in Ne

York from this State at the tre eo

tune are said to b in bad ionliliorand many of them lose more Vper on repacking

Some idea of the had condition otarrival is shown tiy the avntge of therates last Wedne iiay at auction Thenwere utTered iT J which aver-

Aged only I null on Thtirijyhere 1V boxe which avrHe d 1 45-

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ping by steamer i nit proving protltahi a the fret gt no ventilationtransit

The Catholic hurhe nr to eimnote female vnc from their chiirwherever it may he practicable Thismay be done by some chur Lot

there are hundreds then that if thfemale were removed threewould lie a mighty oig ilene or manya they of worn ip XVhi malt voiceare very for a change to hearthem al a for a y nr or morewiuld c tne ni no ou There aremany weet female voivs equal tn

the best of music and Imtsed votemake that pnrtKiii of church worshipmtjch more inpiring Who would

want to BO tn choir rehearsal wherethere w re no

Fish are plentiful in t waters ofFlorida but if they are slaughtered at

the prevent rate right along they willsoon be scarce some fishermen whocall thenuelve sportsmen try to sethow many they can tak in a day re

girdle of wnat is dune with the fish

after they are caught nut the laststraw been a IVnaoola

they fxpect to make fish suitsage when the mpply of material for

that artici i o abundant in Jackson-ville that they are shooting them whereever n on the streets Where areour game and flh wardn

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KINO OF ALL LINIMENTSCUU3 RWUMATSM AND ALL FAMatMtac

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DAD THIS MAKABL CURE1 was teach afflicted wits rheumatism writes

Nad IowavilleSedwshout on crutches and suffering a deal ofI was induced to try Ballard Snow Liniment whichcored me after sting three SOc bottles IT IS Til 8GREATEST LINIMENT I EVER USED havecmmended It to a number of persons all expressIheraselvet as being benefited I nowwithout crutches and ana able to perform a greatdea of light labor oa the fara-

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