Gainesville Daily Sun. (Gainesville, Florida) 1906-01-31...

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THE DAILY SUIt GAINESVILLE FLORIDA JAXUABY St l 0b 1 r F r 4 < M teee4 laM awll JL B MCCBJCAKY B0Uor and Putii W W ASHLEY JK8SEKHUKTZ A Mxliiie Editor CUT Editor 714 PREW1T1 Jurt Coreionrir Koomr rOKTKK CLOCK ft W Main Sltctt S TitKriioxK- TBK DAILY Srx publl hcU every Apt Uoeday delivered by carrier In the city 01 Bulled toaay part of the fnitnl States i tjr- IRCforfsayear SloW months tillunrB- OBth or jo cent for five vrccktitrtcily drmscr Headier notices In local column ni insertion and for each additiona- iMCttien Kites for dUplay atirertUtair made known a tkaioaT- lwTwiceMWcck Sun l an tiihtjviKc forty OBlana paper paUUhtU every touchy Ttmiday Bed contain all the new of the local and general and will Balled pottage free to any of the ateaor Canada fur yearin advanir AU ftdTtrtUinjc bills become due after appearance of adrcrtUcment unto otherwise UUd la contract Parties nut known to u- trth be required to pay for advertising in M- JAddrtM Tim DAILY SUN OAJXUVILLk PU- UFresca intezd to pat Csitro on Ur a fw times before sh alar la the face If h had it to do over again Uowl would tempted to sleet hU credit on with a great dm more If Senator Tillman fails to get one of thoaa 10000 levitation to the White Reuse weddiBg he will feel snubbed A eormpoadrat at k It there any thug IB palmistry Well there it a pretty fair llviag in it for the palmists If Leader Williams canaot corral the Btlaorily IB the Hoes of Representa- tive U is HO use for any other person to try it If the Panama people will into the Iithaai at hard as they have into Bigelow they siay do something to- ward a aaal- Arltoaa seems to prefer to be ROT treed by WMhiagton authorities than to have New Mexico do that stunt Do blame her Falrbaaks still hold the Indiana erjraaizatioB against Beveridge Ice evidently cuts more of a figure than talk IB Indiana Of eoarse Dr Roosevelt didnt have say says Mr Spooner but Saato Domiago was crying for a dote ef soothing syrup Let DO one ba unduly excited about the Veneauelan crisis No doubt Cas- tro has thought up several ways in which he can baek down at a pinch Possibly Jacob Intimation that might accept another nomi aaiiOB if hf seems to be needed again blended to soar the Senate Removing the duty of hides would lafliet no hardship on American cattle men who are unable to upply HIM It would benefit a great in dastry Charleston claims to be nearer the Panama canal than Galreston or New Orleans is the first evidence of enterprise Charleston shown in half a century The Liberal in England ought the American Demo- crats take heart It jtiiit shows what the outs cnn do when the jet tired of the ins Chicago wants n hlKier police but seems to think tint mcrvnini the number of pnliciiiun who put in their time drinking in aloon certainly would not help very much In view of what happened to Mr Morris the iinnpnntinn p wrle in- iMmueivti what would httpjwn if il Wood should call nt the White louse iii i t on ret ng Mr l el The native drelruHt t n tl the Amer- ican Minister three me r in make 3 to If utwJ KO per cut followed by th illuminttint abortion ttiat the Standard Oil Company Its an x lu live casket inure am una- W Oa18ftyw J tit in r line kit on and week State be lulled a first him be dl lice nil d landslide to maku people Ire tram it nags MsetM Peas place sl inca 1 t i4 4 ot NICE y a I let cent part i llw vesee r t wrist care- d i 3 r h I yes T des This r has f t f t i and Mo- rocco some- times ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > + + PHOSPHATE FOR 1MB E 0 Horey who i a eontribior to the annual volame t the United States Geological Survey on the min eral resources of the country is au- thority for several ate meat concerning the in dutry dnrine IfrfiS In nil of th three tate where rook i min d the production was greater in 1 5 than in 1901 The increase wa more mark- ed in Florida and Tenne than in South Carolina During the winter und spring of iro the in Florida was nniniially favorable for mining phosphate rainfall than it Itt b ii for Tears wttT lrv l 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KK The scarcity and in crfa d L e t of lalxir eombine with the greaterot of mining to check the response that otherwise might be made to the greater demand snit higher price prices ohtain il for high grade phosphate rock during IPul have averaged from 25 to 50 edits a ton more that ii 1S04 The valuable dcioilri of hiKhgrade rock are in the hands of comparatively few people Three holders constitute strong cnmpanif which are acting more and more in harmony with one another and may- be expected not to produce more rock than is needed for the actual require- ments of their trade The increase expected in 1900 from independent miners who may open new properties will probably not be large enough to affect the general situation since the deman1 increasing so much more rapidly than the supply The producers of phosphate rock in Tennessee have shared in the general prosperity of the industry Tfie ian tity of phosphate rock mined and sold in 1903 urpaiu d the prmluction fur 1904 the year which up theft time had carried the honors for production Tile marketed production for 1801 550571 lung ton but that for 19 probably exceeded tVX 000 long ton The average price obtained for crude rock has been higher than before and the outlook for TemifSiee phophat t good Little change noticed in the of lmte ruik mining in South CaroliiM d iriiiL the Ii t year The production in 1H4 howeJ tt slight iiioretiFC oior ihnt of 104 Secretary haws incompetetiey- cnthingly imp neil by Mr Scnitl1 t tint news Why rouhi we expect president a country i i he m theta otifly transformed into a com- petent tlnaiiiiial mannger of 1 great nation Deafness Cannot be Cured reach di ed portion of tl ir There i silly wny to scan and that i ly e ni ti t zi I ln i caui I iiy intliimed iondition of th1 i i luting of the Mtriihian U i thi tube is itilmnol you iiHvt a sutra tiling rooted or imp rfvt heiirig m I when it i entirely o tl deafness i the reill rind the T rtaiii- Mtiti c ti I taken out ant tt4 tn- r lured to it wormnl tenth fin hiri- nfj will te etriyel forever slit nf tt n u tree wiiuh in noihiiii but an inl1ne i litiau t f the niu ou Jtface- V wit givr tie Huudreil l i r for my citje f Jvafot icausnJ y- CRtaf that iaiu t bt etirinl iiy Halls Catitrrh Cure carted fur sir eulnr K J CM OUT A Co Ti led Sold by i t TO Take Hal Fan ily lil for eon ti- ation interesting phosphate phosphate roc and ant- I ben lowest The phosphate i was I h tAI u fly IUlIIpphl jHilIIti thy taan II lit d I 4 Till car I Ii- I I tr- I dru t ee The was leer the was since the was consequently those fleet total s high grsde usual less now shipment was situ- ation Iii a the r t tine remedies unlit s e e ear t rt i U ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ > ¬ ¬ < > < > > + + + + + + + + + + + + = DAD ORANGES- The oranges that are arriving in Ne York from this State at the tre eo tune are said to b in bad ionlilior and many of them lose more V per on repacking Some idea of the had condition ot arrival is shown tiy the avntge of the rates last Wedne iiay at auction Then were utTered iT J which aver- Aged only I null on Thtirijy here 1V boxe which avrHe d 1 45- Kc ionillf In Itivers w ol fiCH in good condition and rers k- d will iring 3VoH there K- v lash of th relit in ForiiJa reaJve tHt th i nrrviig bidiy and are atmi the lie in th roper light o them ovTripe nr1 rain hiv cauceil much inj try ti p ping by steamer i nit proving protlta hi a the fret gt no ventilation transit The Catholic hurhe nr to eim note female vnc from their chiir wherever it may he practicable This may be done by some chur Lot there are hundreds then that if th female were removed three would lie a mighty oig ilene or many a they of worn ip XVhi malt voice are very for a change to hear them al a for a y nr or more wiuld c tne ni no ou There are many weet female voivs equal tn the best of music and Imtsed vote make that pnrtKiii of church worship mtjch more inpiring Who would want to BO tn choir rehearsal where there w re no Fish are plentiful in t waters of Florida but if they are slaughtered at the prevent rate right along they will soon be scarce some fishermen who call thenuelve sportsmen try to set how many they can tak in a day re girdle of wnat is dune with the fish after they are caught nut the last straw been a IVnaoola they fxpect to make fish suit sage when the mpply of material for that artici i o abundant in Jackson- ville that they are shooting them where ever n on the streets Where are our game and flh wardn I hi trnnUr with tuf howMt whl h read rev l ini ur My f f w c trnt with Thi i i Us r r ui yc 1 run M T1 r t r t ety j r wfcn the titinr 1 rl t u- I r iuuirn J lh t i ty dirndl ana JU h t f IITil l l J ta rb M fMk Nf V tk Dent For- Th Bowela- Plu nt P l liM Tt t N fr W n MM XTM raid In ht k Th fn Iv l Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or NY Aa- sjANNUILSALE TEN KXES DRIND Laxative Fruit Syrup Pleasant to The new laxative Doea not gripe or nauseate Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic by restoring the natural action of the stom- ach liver and bowels For Sule 1 U Met ulliim A I u MEN AND I WOMEN- I r l than f t hf hut tilt crop ill oil e ad td t where DAD BLOOD 4 I 44 and sit r t al to City r > In tauantret to i t 4 take I 04- I t f 17 r Urutfctt- r r u- I r 1 L Cr U 04 rd r cent holes ian are are err h per fri t some ire the W hr lit well lie girle has ep tie sear a ai1 a l Arc NY wsevtavta eria- t tint d tan xe e t rato urr urn N LOON con- stipation Icy f i i 1 Gt o- erratwr trein said cur Y n- t 4 a tz- t iS- N E I4 rn i r- Lt > > > > ¬ > > < > ¬ ¬ + + + + + ± + + + + + + + + KINO OF ALL LINIMENTS CUU3 RWUMATSM AND ALL FAMatMtac NOW DAD THIS MAKABL CURE 1 was teach afflicted wits rheumatism writes Nad IowavilleSedw shout on crutches and suffering a deal of I was induced to try Ballard Snow Liniment which cored me after sting three SOc bottles IT IS Til 8 GREATEST LINIMENT I EVER USED have cmmended It to a number of persons all express Iheraselvet as being benefited I now without crutches and ana able to perform a great dea of light labor oa the fara- iTHBJX SIZES 25c SOc AND 100 BALLARD SNOW LIN I MENT CO- ST LOUIS U i A SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY- IILTWEKS Jacksonville and New York Calling at CHARLESTON S C both ways Tit Pit Steaaskips ii tilt Coutwiic Sertice The Clyde New England and Southern Lint e Direct Service Between JACKSON VIIlE BOsTOX and PROVIDENCE and Ill Eastern Points Calling at Charleston both ways onthboand Northbound From leww hart Boston From Foot of Catherine si Jacknonvi Clyde St Johns River Line Between J ACKUONVILUK tired SANKOHU at Palatka stor st rrancu I5 resford DtUndLamt Interned Landings M Johns laver oinnittieing Vedn i di XoTfinber 15 1K CITY JACKSO VILLL inti oinu11 f 4 follow Leave Jaeksniivtlic dally except Htur days m Keturtinig leave Snrirdd ij Xept Sindayii t tf n m Jacksonville A i flAuKKTV J M rillO I KCrhK EriterprU FFICElrj V IAV ST Ju KM J c At i West iiurt Jtfsoni- i UlVMI MJI T M I B- i 1 CD Frt WM P CIVHK t co General Ageut t 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rOKTKK CLOCKft W Main Sltctt S TitKriioxK-

TBK DAILY Srx publl hcU everyApt Uoeday delivered by carrier In the city 01

Bulled toaay part of the fnitnl States i tjr-IRCforfsayear SloW months tillunrB-

OBth or jo cent for five vrccktitrtcilydrmscr

Headier notices In local column niinsertion and for each additiona-

iMCttienKites for dUplay atirertUtair made known

a tkaioaT-

lwTwiceMWcck Sun l an tiihtjviKc fortyOBlana paper paUUhtU every touchyTtmiday Bed contain all the new of the

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-

trth be required to pay for advertising in M-

JAddrtM Tim DAILY SUNOAJXUVILLk PU-

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

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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

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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

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