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OPERATORS SHOULD ACT.
WHILE THE ORGANIZATION OF THE NAVAL STORES
MARKETING COMPANY IS ASSURED, IT IS THE DUTY OF
EVERY TURPENTINE OPERATOR IN THE NAVAL STORES
BELT TO DO EVERYTHING IN HIS POWER TO ASSIST IN
ACCOMPLISHING THIS OBJECT. THE COMPANY IS BEING OR-
GANIZED IN THE INTEREST OF THE ENTIRE NAVAL STORES
INDUSTRY, AND IT IS THE JUDGMENT OF THE MOST ABLE
FINANCIERS THAT THIS COMPANY OFFERS TO THE NAVAL
STORES PRODUCER ONE OF THE FINEST INVESTMENTS IN
THE SOUTH. BUT THE ORGANIZATION OF THIS COMPANY
MEANS EVEN MORE THAN THAT TO THE PRODUCER. IT
MEANS THAT IT WILL NO LONGER BE POSSIBLE TO MANIPU-
LATE THE NAVAL STORES MARKET LIKE IT HAS BEEN
MANIPULATED UNTIL THE PRODUCER HAS BEEN COM-
PELLED TO SELL HIS PRODUCT FOR LESS THAN THE COST
OF PRODUCTION. THE TURPENTINE OPERATORS' ASSOCIA-
TION ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS ENDORSING THE PLAN OF
ORGANIZATION OF THE NAVAL STORES MARKETING COM-
PANY AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION WAS AU-
THORIZED TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE OF FIFTY TO, AMONG
OTHER THINGS. URGE UPON EVERY TURPENTINE OPERA-
TOR THE IMPORTANCE OF EVERY NAVAL STORES PRODUCER
TAKING STOCK IN THIS COMPANY. IT IS A COMPANY FOR
THE OPERATORS AND IT SHOULD NUMBER AMONG ITS
STOCKHOLDERS EVERY PRODUCER IN THE NAVAL STORES
BELT.
THE OPERATORS ARE ALSO URGED TO STAND FIRMLY
BY THE RESOLUTION FAVORING THE REDUCTION OF THE
BOX CUT TO A MINIMUM. IF THE OPERATORS WILL DO
THIS, AND WILL ALSO DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO BRING
ABOUT THE SUCCESSFUL LAUNCHING OF THE NEW COM-
PANY. THERE WILL AT ONCE BE A STEADY IMPROVEMENT
IN THE MARKET AND PRICES WILL BE RESTORED TO THE
POINT WHERE A FAIR PROFIT CAN BE MADE BY THE PRO-
-UCER.


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Home Office: JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Branches: Savannah. Ga., and Pensacola, Fla.

OFFICERS.
WALTER F. COACHMAN, President; D. H. McMIILAN, H. L. COVINGTON, JOHN H. POWELL, R. B. POWELL and W. J. KELLY, Vice Presidents.
J. C. LITTLE, Secretary and Treasurer at Jacksonville; J. Q. HODGES, Assistant Secretary at Savannah; J. K. ROZIER, Assistant Secretary at Pensacola.
EXLtUUIIVE COMMITTEE: W. W. Cummer, W. F. Coachman, W. J. Hillman, C. B. Rogers, and A. S. Hubbard.
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Stock, $2,500,000


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BOMBSHELL THROWN INTO THE CAMP OF THE TRUST


Senator Taliaferro Replies

to the Savannah Attacks.

Denounces as False and Malicious the Statements or In-
ferences Made in Certain Savannah Newspapers
That He Was in Any Way Connected
With the Trusts.


Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 7, 1908.
To the Public:
In an article signed "American Naval
Stores Company, E. S. Nash, President"
appearing in the Savannah Morning News
of October 17, 1908, and in articles in the
Savannah Naval Stores Review and Jour-
nal of Trade of October 17, 24 and 31, re-
spectively, attacks were made upon me
and widely circulated in Florida and else-
where. The article in the Savannah Morn-
ing News of October 17 is liable to create
false impressions concerning me, whether
so intended or not, and there are refer-
ences in that article that, if intended to
apply to me, are absolutely untrue. The
article appearing in the Savannah Naval
Stores Review and Journal of Trade on
the 24th of October, and its headlines, and
also portions of the headlines and of the
articles appearing in that journal of Oc-
tober 17 and 31 are, in many respects,
false and malicious.
In so far as these articles and headlines
state or imply:-
That I assisted in the organization of
a trust;
That I insisted upon the allotment to
me of a part of the stock of a trust;
That I secretly sought or held stock in
a trust;
That I betrayed the interests of the
Naval Stores producers of Florida, or have
ever taken any action prejudicial to their
interests;
That I was aware of, or had any knowl-


of the conduct or management of the busi-
ness of this company.
I did not insist upon the allotment to
me or to anyone else of any of the stock
of this company, and had no knowledge
whatever of any contract or agreement for
the allotment or issue of this stock.
I did not secretly seek or acquire stock
in this company.
I betrayed no interests of the naval
stores producers of Florida, and have
never never taken any action prejudicial
to their interests.
I held no stock in the company when
any of its officers were indicted and con-
victed, and had no more reason for sym-
pathy with them than a humane instinct
prompts toward those who subject them-
selves to punishment for violations of
law.
After the organization of the Consoli-
dated Naval Stores Company I was never
an officer or director of any factorage or
other naval stores company, or in any
manner managed or directed such com-
pany. I was a stockholder in the original
Florida Naval Stores & Commission Com-
pany, and later became and have ever
since been a large stockholder in the Con-
solidated Naval Stores Company, and have
always been and am now deeply interested
in the success of every department of the
naval stores interests in this State.
In all of the statements made in these
articles that directly or by implication re-
fer to me, the only truth contained in
them, so far as they relate to me, is the


edge of, the "turpentine joint accounts" fact that I was once a stockholder in the
of the Atlantic Investment Company with Atlantic Investment Company.
other companies, or of the management The Atlantic Investment Company was
and conduct of its business, or had any organized, as I understand, in December,
eomneetion therewith, I denounce them, I.02. In February. 1903, I bought through
each and all, as false and malicious. Messrs. C. B. Rogers and W. F. Coachman,
SI knew nothing of the Atlantic Invest- of this city, $20.000 worth of the stock
meat Company until some time after it in this company, paying therefore cash in
was organized, and nothing then except full, and this was the first and only con-
that it was an export company on friendly nection that I ever had with it, namely,
relations with the Florida Naval Stores as a stockholder.
interests, with which it was supposed that At or about the same time a number of
the Consolidated Naval Stores Company other business men in the city of Jack-
and other Florida naval stores factors sonville, purchased stock in the company
woud have business relations largely ben- on exactly the same terms, and after-
aeial to the naval stores industry in this wards this stock was also bought and
Stagt, and that it seemed to offer a prom- sold in this city. It will be observed that
iing field for investment. I knew noth- my purchase was almost contemporaneous
lng whatever of the turpentine "joint con- with the organization of the Consolidated
traes" (if there were any) of this cor- Naval Stores Company, and closely fol-
Iay with other companies, and was lowed the execution of contracts between
wholly unaware of and had no knowledge (Continued on page 6.)


False and Libelous

Were Nash's Charges.

So Designed by Walter F. Coachman in an Open
Letter to President of American Naval
Stores Company.


The following open letter from Mlr. Wal-
ter F. ('ochman, of Jacksonville, to Mr.
E. S. Nash, President of the American
Xaval Stores Company, has been sent to
the Industrial Record with a request that
it he published, and the Record most
cheerfully complies with that request so
that its readers may fully understand
the methods that have been resorted to by
Mr. Nash and his associates and how en-
tirely unfounded are the statements made
and published in certain Savannah publi-
cations:
Mr. E. S. Nash. President, American Na-
val Stores Co.. Savannah, Ga.
Sir:-I have read in the Savannah
Morning News of October 17, 1908, a com-
munication addressed by you on behalf of
the American Naval Stores Company to
the producers and consumers of naval
stores, and have had my attention direct-
ed also to the issue of the Naval Stores
Review dated October 24, 1908, and de-
voted in large part to comment on your
article of the 17th ult., above referred to.
Your communication professes to be a re-
ply to attacks made upon your company.
You realize that these "attacks" are less
real than imaginary, and it is clear that
the purpose of the article was not defen-
sive but offensive. That the Naval Stores
Review, a journal devoted ostensibly to
the naval stores interests, is inspired, sup-
ported and dominated by your company
and its associated interests is thoroughly
understood by the naval stores interests
and the public. Its utterances will be
treated as emanating from and approved
by you, your company and its associates.
The motives which prompted your com-
munication and which lie at the root of
the attack made by the Naval Stores Re-
..view Mr R R R D onral


to each of the stockholders of the Con-
solidated Naval Stores Company, whether
a subscriber to that journal or not, tends
to sustain this charge.
Your purpose in naming Mr. C. B. Rog-
ers, personally, was because of his active
efforts in promoting the organization of
the proposed Naval Stores Marketing
Company which you regard as a possi-
ble competitor, and to discredit that
movement.
Your purpose in naming United States
Senator James P. Taliaferro, personally,
was to impair, if possible, his usefulness
as a public official in the passage of Fed-
eral legislation which shall regulate in-
spection of naval stores entering into in-
ter-state traffic and the collection of sta-
tistics on the production and consumption
of these products.
The material features of the two com-
munications to which I have referred are
statements that the Atlantic Investment
Company was a trust; that Mr. Rogers,
Senator Taliaferro and myself and the
others whom you designate as the "Sa-
vannah Interests" were subscribers to a
portion of the stock of that company;
and, by way of INFERENCES REPEAT-
EDLY DRAWN AND ANNOUNCED,
THAT I AND MY ASSOCIATES WERE
PARTIES TO THE CRIME FOR WHICH
IT IS CLAIMED THAT THAT COMPANY
AND ITS ASSOCIATES WERE CON-
VICTED IN 1907. The fact is however,
that the ATLANTIC INVESTMENT
COMPANY WAS NEVER TRIED FOR
OR CONVI(T'ED OF ANY OFFENSE
-HIATEVE'R; but the companies conviet-
ed included among others the Patterson-
Downing Company, with which we were
in no wise connected, and with which you


pand Your immediate assocites were most
James P. Taliaferro and myself as indi- and your immediate assoctes were most
viduals, are perfectly clear to those famil- iiteted as stockholders and
officers.
iar with conditions existing in the naval
stores industry: but, in order that the The facts in reference to my connection
public to whom you have appealed may with the Atlantic Investment Company,
understand your statement, I deem it my and that of my associates and the others
duty to expose and denounce the malice to whom you refer but whom you do not
and self-interest which caused your at- name. are these: Prior to the organiza-
tack. tion in 1902 of the Consolidated Naval
Your purpose in naming me, personally. Stores Company, the Florida Naval Stores
was with knowledge that I was President. and Commission Company was in exist-
of the Consolidated Naval Stores Com- ence and doing a naval stores factorage
pany, and with the deliberate purposebusiness in Jacksonille. Thi latter om-
and hope of injuring my administration lpny in providing selling facilities for its
of that company's affairs. If supporting receipts had assisted in the organization
testimony was necessary, the fact, as I of and held stock in the Standard Naval
am advised, that a copy of the Naval Stores Company of Florida. In November,
Stores Review of the 31st ult., was mailed (Continued on page 7.)











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SUPPRESSED FACTS BROUGHT TO LIGHT.


German Branch of American Naval Stores Company Prosecuted on Account of
Alleged Fraud and Unfair Competition in Germany.


Before going into the details of the sub-
ject of this article, we wish to urge every
operator, and any one else interested in
the naval stores business, to read the last
issue (October 31) of the Naval Stores
Review, "Gamble's" paper of Savannah,
in more than one sense of the word.
The contents of this sheet have a famil-
iar sound to us. They remind us of the
whining of a prairie wolf, which finds
himself caught in an iron trap. The same
hollow voiced whelping and clamoring,
born of fright and fear, pure and simple.
The wolf, in his greediness and savage
thirst for victims has advanced himself
too far, suddenly the iron fangs close
around his leg and dismal squeals come
forth from the snout, with teeth all whet-
ted to fall upon an unsuspecting victim.
The shrieks are of no avail, however, no
help can be found, the only -consequence
might be that from somewhere the wolf's
mouth may forever be shut. The herds-
man will soon come and kill the brute, with
utmost pleasure, which has so often
wrought havoc and bloodshed amongst his
lambs.
Do you understand, why we want you
to read the last Naval Stores Review?
Because we want you to participate in our
pleasure, a genuine happiness for us to
note and see, what the Shotter crowd
feels, now that the strong arm of justice
is about to entwine the octopus institu-
tion and a powerful competition will arise
to check its advance for the monopoly in
the Naval Stores trade. Yes. friends,
FEAR, alias Messrs. Shotter, Nash and
Cooper Myers, has dictated these articles
into the rusty pen of yon slave-servant.
Mr. Gamble! Perhaps this worthy trio
thought and hoped, that their fright would
be catching epidemically also amongst the
producers, but we are convinced that for
another time the weapon in the hands of
these men was ill chosen. Their howling
will bring about just the contrary from
what is expected in Savannah, for this
game is too simple for its plot not to be
easily understood. What are they yelping
about? Why, they hope that their loud
cries will silence every word said in favor
of the new Marketing Company. They
wish to try to prevent this concern from
becoming a reality. Don't they know that
their dream of absolute monarchy in the
naval stores belt will be ended, just as
soon as the new company enters the mar-
ket, and don't they realize that their
reign of manipulation. which was all too
profitable for them, will be over as soon
as this new competitor, with an army of
fighters behind, will enter the field? You
bet they know it, and they understand
the situation only too well. Why, it looks
so important to them that they choose.
without any discretion, the means to fight
the proposition confronting them. They
lower themselves and stoop down to an
attack of "mud-slinging" which is disgust-


ing to every man but themselves. Yes. at
this stage of the game. no means seems


mud and rot may wield a protective armor ject and provided Mr. Gamble only with
about them. But let them come to the matter, which might hurt Mr. Benkert in
bright sunlight and their well fitting armor the public eye. But we are here to tell
you that there is no truth in the article
will be of no further avail. The crust will of the Naal Sors Reve that it i
of the Naval Stores Review, that it is
dry and fall and will leave the mire divers nothing but a vile misrepresentation of
naked in their misery, exposed to the facts, t spite r. nkert, who had proven
eyes of every thinking man in the business relentless a ene t te interests of
so relentless an enemy to the interests of
world, exposed in all their shameful rot- n naval Stores Company
tenness.the Anrian Naval Stores Company
tenness abroad. It IS true that Mr. Benkert serv-
Only a tiny bit of light is needed to ered his connection with the Ernst C.
show our readers the means and schemes Bartels. A. G. Hamburg, of which he was
employed by the American with the hope a director, and a further fact it is that
of hindering the organization of the new this separation was not a friendly one.
Naval Stores Marketing Company. Since But the cause of? Why, the simple reason
other efforts failed, they now try to create for it is that allied interest of the Ameri-
a feeling of distrust amongst the men can Naval Stores in Hamburg, controlling
interested in the new company. as a last to a great extent the stock of the Ernst
resort toward checking its completion. G. Bartels, A. G., urged upon this company
They hit blindly against any man, who the advisability of dismissing Mr. Benkert
may have had anything to do with the after he had instituted his process against
new company, whether in actively occupy- the American Naval Stores Co. Thus it
ing himself with the organization or open- happened that Mr. Benkert was suspended,
ing the way for the new company to suc- but we are today able'to advise, that the
ceed in business, court, on appeal of Benkert, gave judgment
Now they treat the world, amongst other against the Ernst C. Bartels A. G. in favor
things, with remarks about a certain Mr. of Benkert, and that the company was
Benkert. You will find it on page 18 of held, either to reinstall the latter in his
their mouthpiece, the Naval Stores Review, position, or else accept and pay his suit
under the heading "Benkert Fired Out." for damages. We understand that great
Mr. Benkert, you will remember, is the excitement prevailed on the exchange at
gentleman, who in the early part of this Hamburg, when the decision of the court
year came over from Germany with the favoring Benkert, was read out, and still
intent of helping the Naval Stores Indus- greater excitement was aroused, when it
try. He hoped that he had worked out a beame known that the same day ctober
plan to make a better market for rosin 22, the first papers were served against
the branch of the American Naval Stores
and turpentine which, had he succeeded. the branch of the American Naval St
would have meant better prices to the company We are told that there was
producing end. That his plan failed is general rejoicing even amongst the traders
due to the American Naval Stores Com- on the exchange, because all of them had
pany. It was the Shotter crowd who frus- felt the yoke of the American too long al-
trated his efforts, backed by their big ready and each one was and is eager to see
k: ....ise I eii_'1t' 01.. Itz :,. I im.ey are .. waiting


capital they soon succeeded in bringing
the turpentine prices WHERE THEY
WANTED THEM. that is, "BELOW THE
(OXST OF PRODUCTION."
Mr. Benkert, too, published in the Record
a little while ago some carefully gathered
information about stocks of spirits tur-
pentine abroad. He proved, that the stocks
were collected at one point only-London,
England-to cause the impression of over-
production and abundance of stocks, while
at other points of the continent, the con-
sumers of spirits turpentine were, so to
speak, starving for the want of spirits
turpentine-the holdings there being much
less than warranted by ordinary conditions.
Mr. Benkert further-and that is in the
eyes of the Shotter crowd his greatest


liIhelI relieveu of it. they are waiLing
for the new NAVAL STORE MARKET-
ING COMPANY to supply them with naval
stores, since it is proven to them that
their confidence in the American is a wast-
ed sentiment.
Herewith we publish a translation of
the circular letter which Mr. Benkert sent
out, and which were instrumental in draw-
ing the attention of the public prosecutor
to the alleged fraud and unfair competi-
tion on the part of the American Naval
Stores Company.
The first circular letter of September
2ith. contains the following under the
title:
"Fraudulent Manipulations in the Rosin
Business."


onfense-is the man who caused the PtlB- "I herewith beg to acquaint you with
LIC PROSECUTOR IN HAMBURG, GER- the following facts:
MANY, TO LOOK INTO THE AFFAIRS .An indictment has been filed on the
f the GERMAN BRANCH OF THE 13th of April ct. by the U. S. Government
AMERICAN NAVAL STORES COMPANY. against MIt S. P. SHOTTER and other
He started a process against this concern directors of the AMERICAN NAVAL
in Hamburg, which resulted in an indict- STORES (TiMPANY, which latter concern,
ment by the public prosecutor on account ir conjunction with Mr. Shotter, owns the
of alleged UNFAIR COMPETITIONN AND -
of all.ned IN I (OMIETITION A American Pine, Products companyy here,
FRAUDI IN TIE NAVAL STORES and the Hlamlrg-Wilhelmsburger larz &
TII.AI)E! The fact that the' German Terpentin.el-.agerhaus-Gesellsehaft. Wil-
branch of the American is Iwfore a (Ger- l i ii
lnehlnsl lrgl anudt is thus principal part of
man triliminal on account of allegedly FIA'- ,
the so-called combine.


cowardly enough not to be used with in- DI LENT PRACTI'ES IN TIE NAVAL.
tent to frustrate the progress and success STORlES Bl'SINESS. is of course, with-
of the Naval Stores Marketing Company.j held from readers of the Naval Stores Re-
From somewhere a powerful enemy comes view. Very likely the correspondent of
looking after the Shotter allies. and they, this worthy sheet has overlooked the coin-
dive way down into a mire, trusting that nments in the German papers oni this sub-


- "The aciusaition of iraui. has been lodged
lws-ause there exists against the American
Naval Stores 'Co. strong suspicion that the
con.-,eri* hai changed the marks on rosin
(Continued on page 8.)


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLI
FOR LETTERS PATENT.
Notice is herby given that on Novemb
14th, 1908, the undersigned will apply 1
the Honorable Napoleon B. Broward, Go
ernor of the State of Florida, for Lette
Patent incorporating the INDIAN El
FISH AND OYSTER COMPANY umd
the following proposed charter.
J. H PETTEYS.
J. W. ROSETTER1
C. A. BISBEE.
Charter of the Indian River Fish and
Oyster Company.
We, the undersigned, do hereby ass
ciate ourselves together for the purpo
of forming a corporation under the Lai
of the State of Florida, and have adopt
the 4iHaowing Articles of Ineorporati
for our charter:
ARTICLE I.
The name of this corporation shall 1
The Indian River Fish and Oyster Col
pany, its principal place of business shi
be Jacksonville, Duval County, Flbrida.
ARTICLE II.
The general nature of the business to
transacted by the corporation shall be
buy and sell fish at Wholesale and l
tail.to manufacture, buy and sell ice, a
operate cold storage, to buy and sell -
chandise, to buy, sell, lease and open
boats, to buy, sell and lease real esta
and to do such other acts as may be eca
sary to the safe conduct of the busine
ARTICLE III.
The amount of capital stock of tl
corporation shall be Ten Thousand D
lars, divided into One Hundred shares
the par value of One Hundred Dolb
each, and payable in cash or in serve
merchandise or real estate, at a valuati
to be fixed upon by its Board of Direeto
ARTICLE IV.
This corporation shall exist for the to
of Ninety-Nine years.
ARTICLE V.
The business of this corporation sh
be conducted by a President, a Viee-Pn
ident and a Secretary and Treasurer a
Board of Directors of not more than thi
persons. The first meeting of this a
portion shall be held on December fir
Nineteen hundred and eight, and annas
thereafter, except that when said di
shall fall on Sunday, or other Legal He
day, then the annual meeting shall
held on the next day not a Legal Holida
at the said meeting there shall be ele
by the stockholders of this corporate
three directors and these shall, at a me
ing to be held immediately after the me
ing of Stockholders, elect a Preside
Vice-President and Secretary ana Tlr
urer. The following officers shall camdi
the business of this corporation until I
first meeting in December, or until th
successors are elected and duly quali'
J. H. Petteys. President; J. W. Rosse
Vice-President, C. A. Bisbee Seret
and Treasurer, and J. H. Petteys, J.
Rossetter and C. A. Bisbee, Directors.
ARTICLE VI.
The highest amount of indebted
which this company shall subject
shall be Twenty Thousand Dollars.
ARTICLE VII.
The names and residences of the
scribers to this proposed charter and
amount of Capital Stock, subseribed
each are as follows:
J. H. Petteys, Jacksonville, Fla.,
shares.
J. W. Rossetter, Eau Gallie, F
shares.
C. A. Bisbee, Jacksonville, Fla., 25 sa
State of Florida,
County of Duval.
Personally appeared J. H. Petteys
W. Rossetter and C. A. Bisbee,er
known to me to be the persons ds
in the foreeoing articles of incorpon
and whose names are subscribed the
and they severally acknowledged be
me that they had executed the same
the purposes therein expressed.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
Inv hand and official seal this 14th
of October A. D. 1908.
(Seal) T. J. GOLD'
Notary Public. State of Fl
Mv commission expires June 24,
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VHTE OAK SPIRITS BARRELS

Guaranteed to conform to specifications Savannah and Jacksonville Board of Trade.
Write to Columbus Barrel Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ga., or to HENRY ELSON, Florida Mr., Jacksonville, Fa.


BANKERS WERE CONVICTED.
New York, Nov. 5.-Charles W. Morse,
until a year ago a dominant figure in the
world of finance, and Alfred Curtis, former
president of the National Bank of North
America, were found guilty tonight in
the criminal branch of the United States
Circuit Court, on charges of misapplica-
tion of funds and falsifying the books of
the bank. There was also the additional
charge of conspiracy against the prisoners,
but the jury acquitted the men on this
count.

A BIG YELLOW PINE TREE.
The management of the Huber-Norman
Lumber Company while in their virgin
pine forest west of Moultrie, Ga., says an
exchange, discovered a yellow pine tree
that measured as follows: 24 feet around
at the butt end and 18 feet around at the
top, and seventy feet long. It will very
easily make a prime sill 24x24x70 feet
long, and the boards will be wide enough
that two will be sufficient for one side
of an ordinary house. Cut into flooring
the tree has a value of $75.

The next meeting of the Alabama-West
Florida Lumber Manufacturers' Associa-
tion, to be held in Montgomery, November
10, promises to be an unusually interest-
ing one. Reports are to be made by the
committee on weights and weighing of
lumber and the subject of cost, which has
already occupied a good part of the asso-
ciation's time, will be renewed.

MASTERS' SALE.
I will sell to the highest bidder for cash
at the door of the Court House, Duval
County, Florida, during the legal hours
of sale, Monday, October 5th, 1908, all
the right, title and interest of James S.
Patterson in and to the west one-fourth
(%4) of Lot 2, in Block 27, East Jackson-
ville, now in the corporate limits of the
City of Jacksonville, County of Duval,
State of Florida, to satisfy decree of the
Circuit Court foreclosing mortgage in suit
of Sam'l W. Fox vs. James S. Patterson,
in Circuit Court of Florida, Fourth Judicial
Circuit-in chancery sitting.
M. C. JORDAN,
Special Master in Chancery.
September 1st, 1908. 9-29-4wks.
This sale is postponed until the first
Monday in November. 1908.
M. C. JORDAN,
10-17-3t Special Master.
This sale is postponed until the first
Monday in December, A. D. 1908.
M. C. JORDAN,
11-7-4t. Special Master.


Eugene B. Smith,
Analytical Chemist
Laboratory 414 Realty Building
Jacksonville Florida

Walter Mucklow,
CiTiFIED PUBLC ACCOUNTANT,
10Me., 46-47-4*8 utl Life aMd

JACKSOIVILL. FLA.


Jacksonville and Savannah Comparative Naval Stores Market For Week

Ending Oct. 9, 1908.


ROSIN


GRADE. SATURDAY
Jax. Sav.
WW 6.35
WG 6.30
N 5.85
M 5.25
K 4.75
I 3.90
H 3.40
G 2.75-80
F 2.721/2-771/
E 2.721/
D 2.671/2
CBA 2.67%

GRAD WEDNESDAY
Jax. Say.

WW 6.35
WG __ 6.30
N 5.85
M 5.25
K 4.80
T 3.95
H 3.30
G 2.771/2
F 2.721/
E, 2.70
D 2.70
CBA..._... 2.70


MONDAY
Jax.


Sav.
6.35
6.30
5.85
5.25
4.75
3.90
3.35-40
2.80-821,.
2.771/2-80
2.75-80
2.75
2.70


THURSDAY
Jax. Say.
6.35
6.30
5.85
5.25
4.80
3.95
3.25-30
2.721,-75
2.721/
2.70
2.67/>
2.65


TUESDAY
Jax. Sav.





Legal
Holiday






FRIDAY
Jax. Say.
6.35
6.30
5.85
5.25
4.80
3.95
3.271, -35
2.80-821.
2.77 />-82 1/
2.75-771/_
2.75
2.75


SPIRITS TURPENTINE


SATURDAY. .
Jax. Sav.
361/%


MONDAY.
Jax. Say.
37


TUESDAY.
Jax. Say.
Holiday


WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
Jax. Say. Jax. Sav. Jax. Say.
381/8 38 1/-3/4 38%:


Naval Stores


ROSIN


Saturday .. ...._
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday__
Thursday-
Friday


Receipts and Shipments Here and in Savannah
For Week Ending October 9.1908.


Receipts.
Jax. Say.
2730
2008
Holiday
3442
3791
3437


Sales.
Jax. Sav.
2385
2246

645
3466
3247


Shipments.
Jax. Say.
2105
2451

1557
715
872


Jax.


Stock.
Say.
139477
141005

146938
150014
151579


SPIRITS TURPENTINE


Saturday-
Monday- -
Tuesday ..........--
Wednesday ......._
Thursday --
Friday


952
680
Holiday
1135
858
826


476
525

570
42
327


540
760

830
728
100


Jacksonville Markets for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are unavailable as the
Board of Trade has discontinued this feature.












6 THE WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL RECORD.


SENATOR TALIAFERRO REPLIES
TO THE SAVANNAH ATTACKS.

(Lontinued from page 3.)
that company. other Florida factorage
companies and the selling concerns of Sa-
vannah, to take over the Florida product
on the basis of the Savannah market-a
condition for which the Florida interests
had all along contended.
These contracts, as I recall, were made
in November, 19W2, and covered a little
over two years. or until early in 1905; and
the charter of the Atlantic Investment
Company was apparently made to termi-
nate with the expiration of these con-
tracts. The contracts, as I have said, ex-
pired early in 1905 and were not renewed;
and it was then that the real conflict be-
tween the Florida interests and these
Savannah selling agencies actually began.
In March of that year (1905) and be-
fore the expiration of the contracts, I
ceased to be a stockholder in the Atlantic
Investment Company, I held this stock
practically as long as the contracts ex-
isted between the Florida factorage com-
panies and this company, or those con-
trolling same, and which contracts were
favorable to the Florida Naval Stores in-
dustry, but when the contracts expired and
the conflict between the Florida interests
and the Savannah selling agencies began
I ceased to hold any interest in the Atlan-
tic Investment Company. Prior to March
15, 1905, one of the officers of the Atlan-
tic Investment Company had sought to
have me sell or dispose of this stock. I
had written him in substance that I was
satisfied with the investment and pre-
ferred to retain it. On March 16, 1905,
being in Washington City, I was advised
by telegram from Jacksonville that the
conference held in Savannah the day be-
fore between the representatives of the
Florida naval stores interests and the
Savannah marketing interest failed to re-
new the contracts, then about expiring,
that all negotiations were off in reference
to same, and that it would result in the
formation of a new export company in
Jacksonville to handle the Florida product.
I thereupon, on the same day. by telegram,
authorized the sale of my stock in the At-
lantic Investment Company, and on March
19,1905, my certificates of this stock were
forwarded to New York for delivery on
payment for same.
During all the time that I held stock
in the Atlantic Investment Company, cov-
ering almost, is not exactly, the period of
the contracts of the Florida Naval Stores
interests above referred to, there was no
charge against it of discrimination or of


violation of the law, and I was so satis-
fied with the stock as an investment,-
believing as I did that the operations of
the company were fair, honest and legiti-
mate-that when its surrender was de-
manded I was naturally reluctant to give
it up.
Subsequently, I am informed, the char-
ter of the Atlantic Investment Company
was renewed and that it was after this
renewal that the company was indicted
in the Federal Court at Savannah; and
at that time I had no interest in the com-
pany, whether it be considered as the same


and were fined as shown by the records.
The record shows, too, that the principal
and substantial matter charged in the in-
dictment was the making of a "joint con-
tract" by' certain other corporations and
individuals dated March 15, 1905, to go into
effect April 1, 1905. The Atlantic Invest-
ment Company was not a party to, and
did not execute, this agreement; and the
agreement, according to its terms, took
effect, as a matter of fact, some time after
I ceased to be a stockholder in the Atlan-
tic Investment Company. I had never
heard of, and had no knowledge of, this
contract, and had never seen a copy of it
until within the past few days when I
read a copy of same as set forth in the in-
dictment. This "joint contract" or agree-
ment was executed at or about the time
the Naval Stores Export Company was
being organized, and its evident purpose
was to defeat and destroy that company


in which the naval stores industry of this son, or justification for injecting my name


State was vitally interested.
The record in the Federal Court at Sa-
vannah further shows that two of the
persons, jointly indicted with the corpora-
tions that were convicted, and officers in
one or more of said corporations, filed their
written admission in court that they had
"MANA(ED" the business of their cor-
sprations in a manner which was in viola-
tion of the law. Thus it will be seen
plainly that I had no connection what-
ever, business or otherwise, with the cor-
Iprations and persons so indicted and con-
victed in the Federal Court for violating
the Sherman Anti-Trust law of the United
States.
In 1905 the Naval Stores Export Com-
pany was organized for the protection of
the industry, and during the term of its
all-too-brief career, there obtained an era
of good prices and general prosperity not
theretofore known or enjoyed.
The suggestion that I betrayed the in
terests ot the Florida producers, or any
other interest, by acquiring or holding
stock in the Atlantic Investment Com
pany. is not only mendacious but absurd-
I was not, at that time, nor since have I
ever been an officer or director of any
naval stores company in Florida or else
where. It is true that I have always felt
the deepest concern in the success of all
the naval stores industries in this State
and I have rendered every service in my
public and personal capacities that I pos
sibly could to foster, encourage,, develop
and protect them, and this I shall continue
to do. Never at any time have I held any
relations to the conduct of the naval stores
business in Florida or elsewhere which any
one could properly say was in any manner
inconsistent with tile acquiring and hold
ing by me of stock in any other company.
The ostensible author of the article of
October 17 in the Savannah Morning News,
notoriously the head of an export com-
pany. boasts in another publication over
his signature that his company, and of-
ficers of his company also, have large in-
terests in the factorage and producing
fields, and submits a letter of the Chair-
man of the Board of Directors to the same
effect, claiming thereby a guarantee of
their best efforts for the maintenance of
good prices. Thus, singularly enough, he


or a new company. The Atlantic Invest- convicts himself of what he charges as im-
ment Company, which was so indicted, was proper in others.
not convicted, the indictment against it It must be apparent also, that I could
was nolle prossed and there was no decis- not insist upon an allotment to me of
ion or judgment in those proceedings that stock when I knew nothing about its pro-
it was guilty of the violation of any law, posed issue. I was not at any meeting at
although other corporations and persons, which the organization of the Atlantic In-
indicted at the same time, pleaded guilty vestment Company was discussed or form-


into either or any of the published articles
I have heretofore referred to, or for mak-
ing the statements in reference to me
contained in those articles. I am not ac-
tively in the naval stores business, but am
only a stockholder in a naval stores com-
pany as are hundreds of others in Florida,
Georgia and elsewhere, and can account
for these attacks only upon the theory
that it may be one of the designs of per-
sons or corporations to injure my good
name and to destroy whatever of influ-
ence 1 may possess.
It is a fact that, at the last session of
Congress, I procured the passage of an
amendment to the Agricultural Appropria-
tion bill providing for the investigation of
the naval stores industry so that the pro-
ducer would be furnished with such infor-
mation as to supply and demand as would
protect him from the scant mercy of the
unscrupulous manipulator.
It is also a fact that the Jacksonville
Board of Trade has passed resolutions ask-
ing for appropriate legislation by Congress
to prevent the false grading and marking
of rosins and the adulteration of spirits of
turpentine; and it is a fact, too, that, to
the enactment of this proposed legislation,
my best efforts are pledged and shall be
devoted.
It is likewise true that there is a great
movement in Florida to organize a selling
company for the protection of the indus-
try, and that I have been named as one of
the trustees in that connection.
If it is for these reasons that I have
incurred the hostility of persons or cor-
porations and became the object of shafts
of slander then it is a gratification to me
to feel that my efforts to serve the best
interests of my State. have alone subject-
ed me to these unwarranted assaults. For
I say again, that, whatever lies properly
within my power to do for the protection
and advancement of this great industry, it
shall be done.
JAMES P. TALIAFERRO.

IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDOE. FOR DUVAL COUNTY,
FIORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Zahm,
Deceased.
By the Judge of said Court.
In the name of the State of Florida.
Whereas, Henrietta Zahm, as adminis-
tratrix of the estate of John Zahm, de-
ceased, has filed in this Court her petition
praying that she be ordered to take pos-
session of the real estate described in said
Petition. to-wit: Lot Seventeen (17),
Block Six (i6 of Campbell's Addition to
Jack sonvil l. now in the corporate limits
of said city. situate in the County of Diu-
val and State of Florida, according to a


ulated, was not at any conference touch-
ing the sale or allotment of its stock, was
not a party to any contract it made, and
did not, as I have said, become a stock-
holder until several weeks after the com-
iany was organized.
That 1 sympathized with any officer of
the company when indicted is not only
false and malicious, but, like the other
charges, absurd, for I had long ceased to
be a stockholder in the company. The
methods of those who controlled it after
I ceased to be a stockholder were regarded
as inimical to the prosperity of a great
Florida industry, and it would have been
unnatural to have given my sympathy to
those whose course was considered de-
structive of the interests of my State, my
friends and myself. Besides, those who
know me best know that my sympathies
are not with lawbreakers.
There was no legitimate or proper rea-


>lat of said addition of record in Plat
took 2, page 21; also the following de-
crilsdl lot or parcel of land, to-wit: Ly-
ng and being in tile County of Duval,
ind more particularly described as fol-
ows: Beginning at a point two hundred
Lnd sixty-eight (268) feet from the south-
west corner of Cedar Street and a lane
known as Eagle Lane; running thence
north, seventy-five (75) degrees west, one
nindred and five (105) feet; thence south-
hrly one hundred and five (105) feet;
:hence easterly to Cedar Street; thence
northerly to place of beginning and known
as part of Lot Four (4), as described in a
nip made for the heirs of Adam White, by
I. C. White. surveyor, June 18th, 1891.
Also the following Part of Water Lot
No. Nine (9), or Twenty-eight (28) of the
City of Jacksonville, County of Duval,
State of Florida, more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing
at the northeast corner of said Water Lot
Nine (9), and running south one hundred
and tive (105) feet; thence west twenty-
five (25) feet; thence north one hundred
and five (105) feet; thence east twenty-
five (25) feet, to place of beginning;
bounded on the north by Bay street; on
the east by Water Lot No. Eight (8); on
the south and west by the remaining por-
tion of Water Lot No. Nine (9), of which
the above described premises are a por-
tion. It being understood and agreed that
there shall always exist a passage or
right of way of ten (10) feet on the west
ind south of said described premises.
And the parties of the first part, for
themselves, their heirs, executors, admin-
istrators and assigns, covenant to and
with the said party oi the second part,
his heirs, executors, administrators and
assigns, that as far as the said first par-
ties are concerned, the said passage way
of the aforesaid dimensions shall be kept
'oen and unobstructed forever, as is pro-
vided in and guaranteed by the deed of
Theodore Hartridge and wife to Kate M.
Denny, which deed was recorded in the
public records of Duval County. Florida,
in Book "C." of separate property of mar-
ried women, on pages 816-818.
Also the following: Being a part of
the Adam White estate land and being a
part of Lot No. Six (6) of said tract as
subdivided by the heirs of said estate as
pI'r plat recorded in Book of Plats No.
One (I), page 122, Duval County records;
beginning at the northeast intersection of
North Street and Clay Street Lane; thence
running northerly in east line of said Lane
seventy (70) feet more or less; thnce
easterly about sixty-two (62) feet; thence
southerly to the north line of North
Street: thence westerly along the north
line of North Street to place of beginning,
the first and third lines being parallel,
now in the corporate limits of the City of
Jacksonville, County of Dural and State
of Florida: as assets of the estate of
said decedent, John Zahm; and that all
persons in possession of said tract of land
or any part thereof, holding under said
decedent, surrender possession of the
same to said administratrix, and the
Court will order the sale of said land, at
private sale to pay the debt of said es-
tate.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon-
ish John Henry Zahm. Annie M. Zahm,
Franklin C. Zahm and Margaret G. Zahm,
minor heirs at law of said decedent, John
Zahm. Charles B. Peeler, Esquire, as guar-
dian ad litnem for said minor heirs at law,
all of Jacksonville. Florida, and all per-
sons interested, to appear in this Court
on the 3rd day of December. A. D. 1908,
and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Witness my name and seal as County
Judge of the County aforesaid, this the
29th day of October, A. D. 1908.
(SEAL) H. B. PHILLIPS,
County Judge.
10-31-08.

Savannah, Ga., people are bringing up
the question as to whether there is dis-
crimination in shipping to New York, in
favor of Brunswick and Jacksonville. It
costs $5 a ton to ship lumber from Bruns-
wick. $5.75 from Jacksonville, and $7 from
Savannah.


I_ _








THE WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL RECORD. 7


THE GROOVER-STEWART DRLG co.,

Frmemra TAH OAImrTE-eoovr aM 00Go.
Whlsale Drugs, Chemicals, OBrwatiss Sadries and Ommissary Goods
JAMOKAOWUN1L, FLOMIUA.


SUPPRESSED FACTS BROUGHT TO
LIGHT.

(Continued from page 4.)
barrels which were put there by Govern-
ment Inspectors, to the detriment of con-
sumers and that they were adulterating
spirits turpentine for their own gain and
purpose.
"Now it has occurred to me that fre-
quently the American Pine Products Co.
has made extraordinarily low offers, by
which the Ernst Bartels Akt. Ges., of
whose bdly of directors I am a member,
has lost heavily. These low prices have
caused me to suspect that some unfair
manipulations were at the base of it, and
on investigating the matter closely I find
that my suspicions have been only too
well founded.
"I am today in a position to PROVE
that by order of the responsible directors
of the American Pine Product Co. the
marks (,f rosin as established by American
inspection, have Iten changed in their
yards, thereby imitating as good as pos-
sibie the marks of the Americans in order
to keep up the belief that a buyer would
get original American grades.
"Since each buyer of rosin is in the firm
belief that he receives the American graded
rosin. I am of the decided opinion, that
the action of the American Pine Products
Co. represents a grave breach of trust and
belief," etc.
A Weak Answer.
Against this accusation the American
Pine Products Company answered in a cir-
cular letter on September 29th, the con-
tents of which are so weak a defense, how-
ever, that they are not worth the trans-
lation for this paper. The substance of
the letter is the information that this
concern is going to sue Mr. Benkert for
slander.
On Oct. 2 Mr. Benkert sent out a fresh
circular letter in which he says. '" here-
with declare, that I sustain EVERY AC-
CUSATION I HAVE MADE in my former
letter TO THE LAST WORD, and that
I HAVE PROOF FOR EVERYTHING I
(CONTENDED IN MY HANDS. IT IS A
SATISFACTION FOR ME TO KNOW
THAT THE AMERICAN PINE PROD-
IUI TS (C. IS GOING TO SUE FOR SLAN-
DER, BECAUSE THIS WILL GIVE ME
AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE THE
('HARGIF I MADE. ANYHOW I HAVE
ALREADY BROUGHT THIS MATTER
BEFORE THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR
ON THE 28TH OF SEPTEMBER BE-
CAUSE I CONSIDER THE MATTER IM-
PORTANT ENOUGH TO HAVE IT DE-
S CIDED IN THE INTEREST OF EVERY-
BODY CONNECTED WITH THE NAVAL
STORES TRADE."
Such are the reasons which caused Mr.
lenkert to be disliked by the American
and which inspired the article against him
in the last Review. And today we are
enabled to tell our readers that it stands
bad with the German branch of the Amer-
ican. Why, its manager is said to have
admitted that he HORNS THE ROSIN.
only he does not consider it a fraud, but
a PLAIN DUTY, because--listen and learn
lie contends that only 10 per cent of the
American rosin is being inspected, aad this


inspection is done in America in a CARE-
IESS AND FRIVOLOUS MANNER,
WHICH THIS IMPORTANT PERSON-
AGE HAS TO RECiTIFY -for the interest
of his customers, of evurse. If it comes to
a claim, however, this same concern is not
shy to say that the claimant has not a
bit of show. because he RECEIVED THE
ROSIN INSPECTED AND GRADED IN
AMERICA BIY SWORN INSPECTORS.
They Get Theirs.
What do you think alsut that, we ask'
Is not that something new for you? The
product of your hard work and toiling,
which is Isxught from you at a losing
price. is regarded abroad by this worthy
combination of gentlemen so that they
get at least THEIR profits, no matter how
the market stands. Are not such tactics
an enormity, which ought to be stopped
in the name of common sense and justice?
Sure it is, and it can be done easily enough.
There is the new Naval Stores Marketing
Company which will do it better than all
the processes against the American and
that is just the greatest fear of the Amer-
ican. that this new concern will heat them
and heat them good. They may figure that
a fine, which might he imposed upon the
American in their processes can well be
paid. when there is a chance left to re-
make the money thus lost. But with the
new Marketing Company in the field that
chance is lost and gone and for that rea-
son you hear the crowd howl, and see their
efforts to stop the organization of the new
company.
Now for us who are interested in the
naval stores trade on an honest scale, what
does the fear of Shotter teach us? We
will learn once and forever that just be-
cause of it we will need to strain every
nerve in order to get the new company
afloat at the earliest possible moment.
We do not need Shotter and his allies.
Kick them out of the circle of honest tra-
ders. kick them so high that they starve
in the air, before they strike bottom again,
and in the meantime let us go and sub-
scribe to the new company and let us put
all our shoulders to the wheel and make
this enterprise a decided and complete
success. SHOTTER'S FEAR IS OUR
VICTORY.
KEYNOTE OF PROSPERITY.
Cincinnati. Nov. 5.-Speaking to the
Cincinnati Commercial Club, where he has
been a member for fifteen years, William
Howard Taft tonight sounded the keynote
of prosperity for the country for the next
four years.
"Every business man who is obeying the
law may go ahead with all the energy in
his possession: every enterprise which is
within the statutes may proceed without
fear of interference from the administra
tion. when acting legally: but all interests
within the jurisdiction of the federal gov-
ernment may expect a rigid enforcement
of the laws against dishonest methods,"
was the keynote of what Mr. Taft said.
GOOD TIMES RETURNING.
Birmingham. Ala.. Nov. 5.-Alabama iron
ma;nufacfturers sold 50.000 tons of pig iron
in the first twenty-four hours after the
election, to be delivered during the first
quarter of the coming year.


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We operate one of the largest
and Iest equipped printing plants
in Florida. We make a specialty
of naval stores printing-commis-
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billheads, and statements, etc.,
etc. Send us your copy and spec-
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

GUARDIAN'S NOTICE.
Thirty days after the date of this no-
tice I, the undersigned, Guardian of Fan-
nie, Harry, Altea and Carrie Pilton, min-
ors, will apply to the Hon. H. B. Philips,
County Judge of Duval County, Florida,
for an order to sell all the right, title and
interest of said minors in and to all that
certain lot or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the County of Duval, State
of Florida, to-wit: The South 25 feet of
Lot 6 in Block 102, Hart's map of La-
Villa, now in the corporate limits of the
City of Jacksonville.


Dhted October 3, 19


E. H. PILTON,
Guardian, etc.
0e. 10-13-06-


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INDUSTRIAL RECORD
JAMES A. HOLLOMON. Editor-in-Chief
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"The Pine and Its Prod uts."
Al commuacaton ashoaM be addresed
The Industrial Record Company.
Jscksonville. Fla.

Entered at the Postoffce at Jacksonville. Fla..
as second-class matter

Adopted by the Executive Committee of
the Turpentine Operators' Association
September 12, 1902, as its exclusive offi-
cial organ. Adopted in annual convention
September 11 as the organ also of the
general association.
Adopted April 27Vt,, 1903, as the official
organ of the Interstate Cane Growers' As-
sociation. Adopted September 11, 1903, as
the only official organ of the '. u. A.
Commended to lumber people by special
resolution adopted by the Georgia Sawmill
Association.

THE RECORDS OFFICE.&
The publishing plant and the main of-
lices of the Industrial Record Company
are located at the intersection of Bay and
Newnan Streets, Jacksonville, Fla., in the
very heart of the great turpentine and
yellow pine industries.

NOTICE TO PATRONS.
All payments for advertising in the In-
Irut-al Record and subscriptions thereto
must be made direct to the home office in
Jacksonville. Agents are not allowed to
make collections under any circumstances
Bills for advertising and subscriptions are
sent out from the home office, when due,
and all remittances must be made direct
to this company.
Industrial Record Publishing Co.


MORE MANIPULATION.
T'le advance in the price of spirits of
turpentine during the present week is a
matter of satisfaction to the producer, but
it is well for the turpentine olwrators not
to be over confident. There are wheels
within wheels and the little wheel makes
the big wheel go around. Any one who
has watched the Savannah market closely
luring the past few days will see that it
is not any unusual demand that has
caused the advance in price. Take
Thursday, for instance, and note what
the Savannah News says about the ad-
vance on that day:
"The upward tendency in the market
for spirits turpentine continued yesterday,
and another half cent was added to the
price," said the News in its Friday's is-
sue. "The market opened unchanged at
38'/c, sales 61 casks. Later there were
sales of 27 casks at 38%c, 36 casks 38'Ac,
and then 6o4 casks at 38%c. close was
quoted at 38/c and 38%c, but as will be
noted the great bulk of the sales were at
the outside and latest price. Further
sales were reported after the close at
38/ c, and ioo to igo casks were carried
over unsold."
Now. does that look like the advance
was caused by any unusual demand? The
receipts that day were 858 casks; ship-
ments 42 casks, coastwise. no exports.
Ever since the Turpentine Operators'
Association adopted resolutions urging the
reduction of the box cut for 1908-99, to
a minimum there has been a fluctuation
in the spirits market. There is not one
particle of doubt that the market is be-
ing manipulated so a to induce the op-
erators to gm th resolutions and to


go ahead cutting boxes. The manipula-
tors know that if the box cut is stopped
or even if it is reduced to a minimum that
the supply will soon be so curtailed that
they will have nothing to manipulate. The
producers can then fix their own prices and
can demand a fair living profit for their
product.
There is no doubt that the American
Naval Stores Company will allow the
price of spirits to advance to 40 cents per
gallon about the time it is customary to
begin the cutting of boxes, but they are
not going to allow it to be more than
one or possibly two cents over that figure.
They will do this to encourage the pro-
ducer to go ahead with the cutting of
boxes and then, after the producer has
started the work nnd is into it so deeply
that he cannot well drop it, the prices will
be again lowered.
The producers should remember that
those resolutions adopted by the Turpen-
tine Operators' Association were given the
most careful consideration by men who
have had long experience in the business.
They studied the matter carefully and they
ealrnestlv believe that the resolutions
adopted are for the best interests of the
naval stores industry, and that the carry-
ing out of these resolutions will do more
to bring about better conditions than any
other one thing.
The resolutions in regard to the box: cut
were as follows:
"Whereas. It is the sense of this asso-
ciation that there is already in operation
a number of turpentine boxes sufficient
to produce an ample crop, in view of the
manner in which the naval stores market
has been manipulated, and
"Whereas. Although the supply of tim-
her is limited and is constantly decreas-
ing. and although the demand for this
product is annually increasing, the price
of spirits of turpentine has steadily de-
clined, by reason of an unnatural market
situation: now, therefore, be it
"Resolved. That this association peti-
tion the factors to use their influence with
their individual customers and to co-oper-
ate with this association to the extent
that producers hold their operations dur
ing 1908-1900 to a minimum, it being the
sense of this association that no new
boxes be cut. and no new crops put up
during the coming season."


COMING MEETINGSS.
November 6.-Gulf Coast Conference to
consider and unify Panama Canal specifi-
cations: 60S Hennen building. New Or-
leans. Ta. .T. HT. Hinton. of the commit-
tee. New Orleans. La. (See editorial ar-
ticle headed. "Panama Canal Lumber
Specifications.")
November 10-Alabama-West Florida
Lumber Manufacturers' Assaeiation.
Montgomery. Ala.: .T E. ddy. secretary,
Birmingham. Ala.
November 17-- eorgia-Florida Saw
Mill Association; Tifton. Ga.: E. C. Har
roll. secretary. Tifton. Ga.
November 25. 26 and 27-Southern Cy
press lManufacturers' Association. Savan-
nah. Ca.: semi-annual meeting. (See for-
mal call under the head of "Association
Tntellieence.") George E. Watson. secre-
tary. Tibernia Bank building. New Or-
leano. Ta.
TD cenber 19-rGulf Coast Tuimber Ex-
iuorters' Association. Pensacola, Fla., 10
o'clock ;>. m.; J. 0. Elmer, secretary, Mo-
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coarled. Although it was indicted along


FALSE AND LIBELOUS
WERE NASH'S CHARGES.

(Continued from page 3.)
1902. negotiations were bIegun Ibetweien
the ('osolidated Naval Stores companyy on
tlie one part and the Patterson-Downing
Company and S. P. Shotter Company on
the other part, looking to a sale of the
consolidatedd Naval Stores (ICmpany's
receipts at Florida ports on a flat basis
of Savannah's closing market. with an ap-
propriate differential against Pensacola.
Pending these negotiations the Atlantic
Investment Com)any was organized. It!
was insisted lby the Patterson- )owning
Company and S. P. Shotter Coimpany that
the charter and good will of the Standard
Naval Stores Comlpany should Iwe assigned
to the Atlantic Investment company and
stocks on hand of thie Standard Naval
Stores ( onmiany were purchased on a basis
of the closing market of Novemler 15,
i9HT2. The retirement of the Standard i
Naval Stores companyy of Florida was!
agreed upon: $253.00.W.(t) of the stock of
the proposed selling company which you
and your associates were engaged ill or-
ganizing was allotted to the "Savannahi
interests" and myself. and accordingly
$125.000.00 of this stock was subscribed
by the (nisolidated Naval Stores Com-
pany. and $125.000.o41 of this stock sub-
scribed by me anl a number of others.
many of whom had been lately interested.
either directly or indirectly. in the Stand-
ard Naval Stores Company of Florida and
its associate comnipany, the Florida Naval
Stores andl C'onimission Company.
This stock was laid for by the suh-
-crilers in cash. -*20.000.00 with inter-
est from the date of the call for its pay-
nenit. A few months thereafter the stock
in the Atlantic Investment companyy pur-
chasedl by the Consolidated Naval Stores
(Company was sold to the Atlantic Invest-
nient (onmpany or some of its associated
interests, and during the year 1904 the
stock held by MIr. C. B. Rogers and my-
self was sohl to Mr. R. \V. Patterson,
President of the Patterson-Downing Com-
pany. in exchange for stock in the Con-
solidated Naval Stores Company. I am
informed that the stock held by Senator
Taliaferro and our other associates was
purchased by you or your associates early
in the year 190.. on a threatened liquida-
tion of the Atlantic Investment Company.
This all preceded April 1st. 1905. At no
time during the existence of the Atlantic
Investment Company. and particularly dur-
ing the period of our ownership of a por-
tion of its stock. were any of my associ-
ates or myself in any wise connected with
the DIRECTORATE OR MANAGEMENT
OF THAT COMPANY, and it is gratifying
now to me to recall that it was only after
my associates and myself had ceased
even to le stockholders in that company
that y-our companies with which neither I
nor any of imy associates had any connec-
tion whatever. either directly or indirect-
ly. in their attacks upon The Naval Stores
Export Company and the naval stores in-
dustry. began a career which resulted in,
their conviction.
It was the clear purpose of your article
and of your organ, the Naval Stores Re.
view. to intimate that my associates and
myself were, dirocly or indirectly. asso-
ciated with you and your associates in
conduct for which your companies were
convicted. Such an inference is utterly
false and plainly lilwl.los. The Atlantic
Investment Company was never tried or


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which yo or your associates were manag-
ing ollicers, it is evident that the Atlantic
Investment companyy was not considered
a participant in any wrongful acts, be-
caused when MAr. Shotter. Mr. Meyers, and
other defendants confessed and pleaded
guilty, the case against the Atlantic In-
vestment companyny was dismissed. Thus
tlhe inference il y',ouir letter and the charges
in the Naval Stores Review that we were
stockholders in a corporation which had
I*een convicted of being a trust are both
untrue. \Again. the overt acts in violation
of tlhe Federal anti-trust law which were
the lias.is of the indictment against you
and your associates, and the seven different
corlporations in which you or they were
otithers. were the making of contracts to
which the Atlantic Investment Company
was never a party and was in no way
monnectedl with. No charge was made
that tlw Atlantic Investment Company
participated in the illegal contracts and
combinations. to the making of which Mr.
Shlotter and other defendants pleaded
guilty. The joint contract set up in the
indictment was dated March 15th. 1906,
and was to go into effect April 1st, 1906.
Air. Io gers, Senator Taliaferro and I had
sold our stock in the Atlantic Investment
(omprlany long before this contract was
made. and. even if the Atlantic In-
vestment Company had twen a party to it.
which is not true. the fact remains that
the princil|al charge against the parties in-
dicteil was. lIasedl on transactions which
occurred after we had ceased to have
*tock in the Atlantic Investment Com-
pany. You will also remember that the
original charter of the Atlantic Invest-
ment ( oinpany was limited to two years
;nd, three months. After Mr. Rogers and
I had sold our stock. the officers of the
Atlantic Investment Company renewed the
charter of that company, after having
ford out Senator Taliaferro and a num-
Iw-r of .lJi-koi,,ville stockholders by threats
of lilini.l;ition. It is likewise a most sig-
nificant fact that the acts for which these
parties were indicted were done at a time


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when Mr. Shotter and his large family of; nient (,mnipany was never convicted. but,
iorlswrations were preparing to make wrI s -ingoilarly enough. that .yo yourself were
upon the Naval Stores Exlport ( ompaniy. giVel immunity libecase iof your testi-
of which I was president. The purl>lse of uilin,, before thle t:rand .liry. The facts
the unlawful combinations to which Mr. in referein-e to this matter are these, and
Shooter pleaded guilty can le readily un- youl lier-onally know them to Ihe the facts:
derstood in the light of this circumstance. I. at the time was in ill health and had
And vet vou have the assurance to inti- liracticallv retired from business, when,
mate that I was a party to this trust! together with a number of other gentle-
men from Flori'la. I was subpoenaed to at-
At the most, all that you or your organ.
can truthfully say of Mr. Rogers. Senator t nd di estif fore the .rnd urv
;n the I iit dl States Court at Savannah.
Taliaferro or me is that we were once
Th, I n-':init tln-n l.ing investigated
stockholders in the Atlantic investment The mniint then eing inveti
oulalny. Although we had sll our originated. I am informed, with certain
Phi ladelplina coii-iinier'. wlio complained
stock two years before the indictment of co
Scmpny, I call your attention to the that tlie price of naval stores was excess-
this compitany. I call youir attention to tlhe
fact that it was the MANAG(;EMENT of iv high. I did not concur in this opin-
on. anil when I arrived in Savannah and
thile convicted companies which was the and en I arri in savannah and
principal subject of tle prosecution. Ths met you I staed that when the market
fact is proved by the sworn confession of wa. itahle and prices far and any branch
of the industry was Iwine attacked from
Mr. S. P. Shotter and Mr. .1. F. oopering attacked from
Meyers, which they filed in the United any source I felt like going to its rescue,
... ,. hbut that if I w\eret put upon the stand as a


States Court with their plea o0 gunit.
Court w witne-s the facts retarding your assaults
That confession is, in part. as follows:s r
on the naval stores industry would be fur-
"lThe undersigned profoundly regret that nished an;il they \voulld le dangerously
we have in the management of our cor- prejudicial to you and your associates.
iprationsi and in the conduct of our busi- T'.i, P. Shotter Company. Patterson-
ness. violated the Act of Congress. known )owning Company and certain of their as-
as the Anti-Trust Act directed against me- soiatc. .afterwards interposed their plea
nololies and combinations in restraint of of guilty. It was not intimated then. and
trade. for which violation we stand in- I now ,denoince as false your intimation,
dicted with other defendants by the that the Consolidatetl Naval Stores Com-
(:rand .Jury of the Honorable Court in l any or. Messrs. lIogrers andl Taliaferro and
wlich you preside." myself. or anyi of our associates, were in
Mr. Rogers, Senator Taliaferro and [ any wise connected as stockholders or oth-
never held offiee in the Atlantic Invest- erwise with the Atlantic Investment
ment Company, and had nothing whatever Company at the te tne the S. P. Shotter
to do with its management. Mr. Rogers Company. Patterson-Downing Company
and Senator Taliaferro were not present and their associates were indicted and con-
when the arrangements were made by me evicted.
for the purchase of tht stock, and took it v I am unaccustomed to entering the pub-
only on my recommendation as an invest- lie prints with a business controversy, and
ment. If you intended to intimate that al, only induclcl to dio so in this instance
this stock was allotted to me and my as- bw'cause of the grave injustice sought to
4soiates in consideration for the making lie done the maval a lre- industry anid my
of the selling contract lIetween the Pat- asso-iates liy hlie co.iiiunications to which
terson-Shotter interests and consolidatedd I have referred.
Naval'Stores (Company. then my answer is Yours trily.
that such a charge is false in every par- \V. COACIMAN.
ticular. It is likewise untrue that the Jacksonville. Ha.. November 7. I~9s.
representatives of the Consolidated Naval
Stores companyy forced the exporters into
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The principal work of mnl life has I-een iltr1i r1in a ctis t of
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said that I have ever Iieon turned from
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when they were indicitd l and convict ed in
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.NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR LETTERS PATENT.
Notice is hereby given that the under-
signed intend to apply to the Honorable
N. B. Broward, Governor of the State of
Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida, on the
28th day of November, 1908, for Letters'
Patent incorporating LUCY & SHEF-
FIELD COMPANY under the laws of the
State of Florida, with and under the fol-
lowing proposed Charter, the original of
which is now on file in the office of the
Secretary of State of the State of Florida.
J. B. LUCY,
E. J. SHEFFIELD,
S. T. DELL.
Proposed Charter of Lucy & Sheffield
Company.
The undersigned hereby associate them-
selves together for the purpose of becom-
ing incorporated and forming a corpora-
tion under and by virtue of the laws of
the State of Florida, with and under the
following proposed Charter:
L
The name of this corporation shall be
LUCY & SHEFFIELD COMPANY, and
its business shall be conducted in the
State of Florida, and in other States of
the United States of America and foreign
countries wherever necessary or conven-
ient.' The principal office of said corpor-
ation shall be in the City of Jacksonville,
Florida.
II.
The general nature of the business to
be transacted by said corporation shall be
to manufacture, buy, sell, exchange, im-
port, export and generally to deal in at
wholesale and retail cigars, cigarettes,
smoking and chewing tobacco, and all
kinds and forms of tobacco, and pipes,
smokers' supplies, and all other articles
and things usually sold, handled or dealt
in by tobacconists;
To buy, sell, own, rent, handle, deal in,
mortgage, convey, and otherwise dispose
of real estate;
And to have and exercise such powers
as may be incident or convenient to the
businesses of said corporation, and all of
the rights, powers and privileges of a cor-
poration under the laws of Florida.
m.


lowing officers: J. B. Lucy as President,
E. .1. Sheffield as Vice-President, J. B.
Lucv as Treasurer, and E. .. Sheffield as
Secretary, and .1. It. Lucy, E. J. Shlelfield
and S. T. lkhll as Directors.
VI.
1The highest amount of indebtedness or
liability to which this corporation shall
at any time subject itself shall be Five
Thousand Dollars ($*5000.00).
VII.
ITie names of the subscribing incorpor-
ators of said corporation, together with
the amount of stock subscribed for by
each. are as follows:
.1. B. Lucy, :31 shares.
E... Sheffield, 19 shares.
S. T. Dell, 10 shares.
All of said subscribers and incorporators
reside in the City of Jacksonville. Florida.
J. B. LUCY,
E. J. SIIEFFIELD,
S. T. DELL.
State of Florida,
County of D)uval.
On this day iwrsonally appeared before
me .1. I. l.ucy. E. .1. Sheflield and S. T.
Dell. who arz well known to me and
known to be the individuals described in
and who executed the fc-egoing articles of
incorporation, and acknowledged that
they executed the same for the purposes
therein expressed.
\Witness lmy hand and official seat, at
Jacksonville, Florida, this 29th day of
October, 1908.
(SEAL) ALEX. TAYLOR,
Notary Public.


IN CIIC:('l'T COURT Fourth Judicial i
cuit of Florida. in and for Duval Coul
In ('hancery.
Rosa A. Furlong. vs. Roland A. Furlon
Notice to Non-Resident:
To Roland A. Furlong:
You are hereby reiluired to appear
the Bill of Complaint tiled herein aga
you in tlie above entitled cause on or
fore the 7th day of lDcember A. I)..
'The Industrial Record is hereby de
iated as the newspaper in which this


Lne amount o0 tne capital stoeK of sai dr shall be published once a week
corporation shall be Six Thousand Dollars:
($6,000.00), to be divided into sixty (60) f"1 consecutive weeks.
shares of the par value of One Hundred: Witness my hand and seal of office
Dollars ($100.00) each. All or any part (ith day of November. A. D. 1908.
of the capital stock of said corporation (SE\L) P. ). CASSDEY.
shall be payable in or issued or used for Cler
the purchase of property, labor or services Cl
at a just valuation thereof to be fixed by By II. J. CASSIDEY.
the Board of Directors at a meeting called Deputy ('ler
for that purpose. Saniuel W. Fox. Solicitor for Complain
IV.
The term for which said corporation 11-


The Southern Pacific system is reported
to have decided to provide new equipment
to the amount of .$2,000,000. This will in-
clude 1.80O freight and 10 passenger cars,
the latter to Ihe of steel construction.

IF YOU ARE DIRECTLY, OR IN-
DIRECTLY, INTERESTED IN NAVAL
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CHANGING CONDITIONS. YOU CAN
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I, the under-
signed, have been duly appointed admin-
istratrix of the estate of Nicholas M. Von
Glahn, deceased, late of Duval County,
Florida. All persons, legatees, devisees and
distributes are hereby notified to present
their claims duly authenticated to me
within two years from the date of this
notice or the same will be pleaded in bar
of recovery.
ANNIE A. VONGLAHN,
Admnx. Est. of Nicholas M. VonGlahn, de-
ceased.
SAM'L WV. FOX,
Atty. for Admnx. 10-17-81


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snall exist snail ie ninety-nine i -'
year. IN ('IRCUIT COURT FOURTH JU-
V.
The business of said corporation shall DICIAL CIRICIT. in and for Duval
be conducted by a President. a Secretary. county In (hancery.
Treasurer and a Board of three (3) Diree- Alfred II. Itedell v-. Edith Bedell. Notice
tors. The number of the Directors may be to Non-lResident:
increased or diminished by the By-Laws.
The Directors shall be elected by the fo Mrs. I-lith ltedell:
stockholders at each annual meeting. All You are hereby required to appear to
other officers of this corporation shall be the bill of complaint filed herein against
elected annually by the Directors. The v,, in the above entitled cause on or be
annual meeting of this corporation shall T l ,, 9
he held on the first Monday in January of fire the 7th la. of T'ceniber, A.. 1908.
each year at eleven o'clock A. M.. unless The Industrial Rectord is hereby desig-
otherwise provided by the By-Laws. The nated as the newspaper in which this or-
incorporators and stockholders shall meet ,der shall l. published once a week for
at the offices of -aid corporation in Jack- for cons t weks.
sonville. Florida. on the 30th day of No-
vember. 1008. at 10 o'clock A. T.. for the \Witness my hanil and seal of office this
purpose of adopting By-Laws. completing ::0th daly of (hltober. A. D. 1908.
the organization of this corporation. elect- (tEA.) P. 1). CAR'IDEY.
ing officers for the ensuing vear. ant Clerk
transacting any business which may E
come befo-r suich meeting. Until the of- Itv E. R- HEDSTRIOM,
fieers elected at the first annual meeting Deputy Clerk.
shall he qualified, the business of this Samluel \\. Fox. solicitor for complainant.
corporation shall be conducted by the fol- 10-31-4t


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* lars an prices. We also manufacture
. Engines, Boilers aBd High
* Grade Machinery,
* as well as carry a full and complete
S--stockof-
Mill Supplies, Pipe,
i Boiler Tubes, Etc.
Advise your wants.

Macon,-- Georgia.
A Leadis Spedalty of a
SKI of TlkWwt f1w T w tlstawe Prwes


DIAMOND VALUES DON'T FAIL

When your money is invested in good Diamonds, you need never
worry about the markets. We have one of the most superb lines of pure
Diamonds in the South. COme and see for yourself.



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S POSITION as woodsman or manager of
turpentine place. Best of references. Ad-
W | dress ('all Box No. 123, Auburndale, Fla.
D 0-24-3t
WANTED-Position as woodsman or
FO R SA LE stiller by experienced turpentine man by
Sthe 1st of November. Can give beat o0 rei-
Rate for this column 2 et p o erences. Address, W. A Le ox, Ga., X
for first insertion and I eent per word for crences. Address, W. A. Le.ox, Ga., R.
following nsrtions. No advertisem t F. D. No. 2. Box 27. 9-12-4t
taken for los than 40 events for irat, sad WANTED-Position as distiller by
20 cents for following imsertioN. Oash white man with family. Will work cheap,
must accompany orders unless you 've while prices of spirits are low. E. E.
an account with ur- Greene, 513 W. Government St., Pensaco-
Plank's Chill Tonic is guaranteed to la, Fla. 10-17-It
cure chills. fever, colds. la grippe. 25e. V WANTED-Position on turpentine farm
c-- kk -.


FOR SALE-A small location, three
years in operation, 2,500 acres; six crop.
Herty cups; timber to cut three more
with backing enough to cut twelve to
fifteen; price, $6,000.00. Address "Lo-
cation," in care of Record. 9-12-0
WANTED-All commiaries to delea up
their barns of all kinds of seed aeks ad
burlaps. We buy everything in the way
of saek. Write u. Amerima Fibhr O.,
Jaekunrville. Fla.
VWANTED-First class woodsman. Fur-
nish references with application. Address
Scott & Brinson, Dexter, Miss. 10-24-tf
WANTED Position as woodsman.
Have had five years' experience and can
furnish lwst of references. Will to start
reasonable. .. J. Lindsay, Lovett, Fla.
11-17-1t
WANTED-Position in commissary as
manager or assistant. Several years' ex-
perience. Gilt edge references. Have small
family. Address E., care Record. 10-24-4t
TURPENTINE WOODSMAN, with ten
years' experience, wants position. Best of
reference. Address S. M. Donaldson, Grove-
land, Ga. 10-9-5t


las wo sman, ou t eeper or manager.
Thoroughly experienced. Can control la-
bor. E. J. Pigford, 101 S. 2nd Street, Wil-
mington, N. C. 10-17-it.
POSITION WANTED-To get out staves
for coopering and run still; can take
hold at once. Write me. George Brad-
shaw, Perry, Fla. 10-3-4t.
YOUNG MAN-Desires position as book-
keeper or commissary clerk with tur-
pentine operator; have had some experi-
ence in turpentine. Address, C. C. Ander-
son, Plant City, Fla. 10-9-2t
EMPLOYMENT desired as bookkeeper
or manager of still by married man who
is thoroughly competent. Two years' ex-
perience as manager. Can give Guarantee
Company Bond. Address "73," care In-
dustrial Record. 10-24-4t
SALES AGENTS WANTED.-$36.00 per
week or 400% profit. All samples, sta
tionery and art catalogue free. We want
one permanent agent in this locality foi
the largest picture and frame house in
America. Experience unnecessary. We in
struct you how to sell our goods and fur
nish the capital. If you want a perma
nent, honorable and profitable position
write us today for particulars, catalog
and samples. FRANK W. WVILLIAMS
COMPANY, 1214 W. Taylor St., Chicago
Ill. 10-24-4t


j OLDEST WHISKEY HOUSE IN SOUTH

ESTABLISHED 1881
OLD SHARPE WILLIAMS.
Pure fine old Rye, by the
gallon ............... .$3.00




rich and mellow, by the
gallon .................. $275
4 full quarts ............$3.00
SExpress prepaid.
ANVIL RYI.
Pure and substantial
family whiskey, by the
B gallon ..................$25
4 full quarts ...........$3..
Express prepaid.
OLD POINTER CLUB OORN.
SfRich and mellow, by the
gallon ................. 0
4 full quarts ............ $2.90
Express prepaid.

Old Georgia Corn.


SDirect from Bonded W hoses ad Old.
By the gallon .................................... .................... $3.25
Four full quarts ...................................... .............. $3.7
Express prepaid.
t We handle all the leading brands of Rye and Bourbon Whiskies in the
r market, and will save you from 25 to 50 per cent on your purchases. Send
nD for price list and catalogue. Mailed free.


: THE Altmayer & Fatau Liquor Company

S720 722. 724 726 West Bay Street
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA


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Industrial Record Buyers'. Directory.

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ACCOUNTANTS.
T. G. Hutchinson, Jacksonville, Fla.
Walter Mucklow, Jacksonville, Fla.
AXES.
J. D. Weed & Co., Savannah, Ga.
BANKS.
Commercial Bank, Jacksonville, Fla.
BEER-WHOLESALE.
Chas. Blum & Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Joseph Zaph & Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
BARREL STAVES.
East Coast Lumber Co., Watertown,
Florida.
SOXES AND CRATES.
Cummer Lumber Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
CROCKERY.
Knight Crockery and Furniture Co.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
CLOTHING.
Standard Clothing Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Stuart-Bernstein Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
COPPER SMITHS.
McMillan Brothers, Jacksonville, Savan-
nah and Mobile.
Baker, M. A., Brunswick, Ga., and Pensa-
cola, Fla.
COOPERAGE.
Florida Cooperage Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Atlantic Cooperage Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
DRUGS.
Wm. D. Jones, Jacksonville, Fla.
DRUGS--WHOLESALE.
Groover-Stewart Drug Co., Jacksonville,
Fla.
Southern Drug Mfg. Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
ENGINES.
Schofield's Sons Co., J. S., Macon, Ga.
Lombard Iron Works and Supply Co,
Augusta, Ga.
FURAITU"M.
Knight, Crockery asd Furniture Co., Jack-
sonville. Fla.


FERTILIZERS.
Bours & Co., Wm. A., Jacksonville, Fla.
FOUNDRIES.
Schofield's Sons Co., J. S., Maeon, Ga.
Lombard Iron Works and Supply Co,
Augusta, Ga.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
The Chas. A. Clark Co., Jacksonville. Fla.
GAS.
Jacksonville Gas Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
GENTS' FURNISHERS.
Standard Clothing Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Stuart-Bernstein Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
GROCERS-WHOLESALE.
Williams, J. P., Co., Savannah, Ga.
Young Co., John R, Savannah, Ga.
HATS.
Stuart-Bernstein Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
HARDWARE.
Tampa Hardware Co., Tampa, Fla.
Weed & Co., J. D., Savannah, Ga.
HAY AND GRAIN.
Bours & Co., Wm. A., Jacksonville, Fla.
HATS
Standard Clothing Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
HOOP IRON.
J. D. Weed & Co., Savannah, Ga.


IRON WORKS
Schofield's Sons Co., J. S., Macon, Ga.
JEWELERS.
R. J. Riles Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Greenleaf & Crosby Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Hess & Slager, Jacksonville, Fla.
LUMBER.
East Coast Lumber Co., Watertown,
Florida.
LIQUORS.
C. C. Butler (o., Jacksonville, Fla.
Blum & Co., Chas., Jacksonville, Fla.


Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co., Jackson-
ville, Fla.
Joseph Zapf & Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
MEDICINES.
Spencer Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
MACHINE WORKS.
Schofield's Sons Co., J. 8., Macon, Ga.
Lombard Iron Works, Augusta, Ga.
MATERIALS FOR TURPENTINE PRO-
CESS.
Schofield's Sons Co., J. S., Macon, Ga.
METAL WORKERS.
MeMillan Brothers, Jacksonville, Savan-
nah and Mobile.
Baker, M. A., Brunswick, Ga., and Pensa.
cola, Fla.
MILL SUPPLIES.
Schofieid's Sons Co., J. S., Macon, Ga.
Weed & Co., J. D., Savannah, Ga.
Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co.,
Augusta, Ga.
NAVAL STORES.
Peninsular Naval Stores Co., Jacksonville
and Tampa, Fla.
Barnes & Jessup Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Consolidated Naval Stores Co., Jackson-
ville, Fla.
West-Flynn-Harris Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Williams Co., J. P., Savannah, Ga.
Young Co., John R., Savannah, Ga.
Southern States Naval Stores Co., Savan-
nah, Ga.
PHOSPHATE MACHINERY.
Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co,
Augusta, Ga.
PUMPS.
Schofield's Sons Co., J. S., Macon, Ga.
RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line.


SAWMILLS.
Lombard Iron Works and Supply Co,
Augusta, Ga.
SEEDS.
Bours & Co., Wm. A., Jacksonville, Fla
SHIP YARDS.
Cummer Lumber Co., Jacksonville, Fl.
SHOES-WHOLESALE.
Hutchinson Shoe Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Jos. Rosenheim Shoe Co., Savannah, Ga.
SHOES-RETAIL.
Stuart-Bernstein Co, Jacksonville, Fla.
TANKS.
G. M. Davis & Sons, Palatka, Fl.
Schofield's Sons Co., J. S., Maeon, Ga.
TURPENTINE BARRELS
Atlantic Cooperage Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Florida Cooperage Co., Jacksonville, Fl.
TURPENTINE STILLS.
Baker, M. A., Brunswick, Ga., and Peos-
cola, Fla.
McMillan Brothers, Jacksonville, Savaa-
nah and Mobile.
TIMBER LANDS
Jacksonville Development Co., Jackson-
ville, Fla.
J. H. Livingston & Sons, Oecla, Fla.
TURPENTINE TOOLS.
Council Tool Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
J. D. Weed & Co., Savannah, Ga.
WATCHES
Greenleaf & Crosby Co., Jacksonville, F.
Hess & Slager, Jacksonville, Fla.
R. J. Riles Co., Jac'-sonville, Fla.
YELLOW PILE LUMBER
Cummer Lumber Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
East Coast Lumber C ., Watertow, lEa


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12 THE WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL RECORD.




Drink to the Health of




The New Naval Stores Marketing Co.,




BUT





Drink C. C. Butler Company's Brands




THEY ARE THE BEST


Tear this out; order to-day.

THE HOUSE FOR A SQUARE DEAL.
All Goods are Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug Act, June 30, 1906.

I our Post O ice..... ..................... ...... .. ...... .......

Date of Order .............. ....................190..
C. C. BUTLER CO.,
The Or lgnal Mall Order House,
1001-100I -100o West Bay Street,
Jaeksornvlle, Fortda.
Dear Sir;
Enclosed herewith fnd S ....................... for which ship me the
following goods:

Quantity Name of Goods $ Cts.


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Ship Goods hn name of .............................................. ...

To Express Ofice at.............................. . ............

Express charges Collect or Paid .................. .....

Your Name .............................................
All Goods are Sold and Delivered in Jacksonville.
Shipments will be delayed if you send your personal checks unless certi-
fled by your Bank.


Here are the prices.


We quote below a few of our SPECIAL BRANDS, charges
PREPAID to ANY OFFICE of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.
We guarantee that for the money you can not get better
value anywhere.

The House for a Square Deal---C. C. Butler Co.


BRANDS.


4


Old Baker XXXX ......... $2.75
Private Stock ............ 3.00
Old Kentucky Farmer .... 3.50
( C. B.'s Reserve ........ 4.00
Courage Rye .............. 5.00
Pyramid Rye (very old) .. 6.00

BOTTLED IN BOND.
Bellmore Bourbon ......... 4.50
Royal Blue Rye ........... 4.50
Sunny Brook Rye ......... 5.00

CORN WHISKEY.
Mountain Corn ............. 3.00
Old Yadkin Valley .........
100 Proof Pure Corn ..... 3.25
Tubal Cain Corn .......... 4.00

GIN.
Fine Old Holland Gin Type 3.00
Pure Food Holland Gin Type 3.75
Butler's Fighting (ock Gin -
(Sweet) ................ 3.00


QUARTS.
6 8
$4.25 $5.25
4.50 5.75
5.25 6.50
5.75 7.50
7.25 9.25
8.50 11.00


12
$7.75
8.50
9.50
11.00
13.00
16.25


6.50 8.25 12.00
6.50 8.25 12.00
7.25 9.25 13.00


4.50 5.75 8.50
4.75 6.00 9.00
5.75 7.50 11.00


4.50 5.75 8.50
5.50 7.00 10.00
4.50 5.75 8.50


1
$2.50
2.75
3.00
3.50
4.50
5.75


GALLONS.
2 3
$4.75 $6.75
5.25 7.75
5.75 8.50
6.75 9.50
8.50 12.00
10.25 14.25


5
$10.75
12.50
13.25
15.00
19.00
22.75


3.50 6.75 9.50 15.00


2.50 4.75 6.75 10.75
3.00 5.50 8.00 13.00
3.50 6.75 9.50 15.00


2.75 5.25 7.50 12.00
3.50 6.75 9.50 15.00
2.50 4.75 6.75 10.75


For prices on other grades of goods cheapest and highest in price-we refer you
to our Price List Catalogue, also for PINTS and IIALF PINTS on page 36. For
SPECIAL ASSORTMENTS, page 37, 38, 39 and 40.


C. C. BUTLER CO.
The House of a Square Deal.


C. C. BUTLER COMPANY,


The Original Mail Order House,


1001-1005 West Bay St.


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THE WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL RECORD. 13

capital $2ooMo

HUTCHINSON SHOE COMPANY
VICTOR SHOES AND HATS
Wholesale .' Jacksonville, Fla'


MASTER'S SALE.
I will sell to the highest bidder for cash
at the door of the Court House. Duval
County. Florida, during the legal hours
of sale. Monday, October 5th. 1908, all the
right, title and interest of James S. Pat-
terson in and to the west one-fourth (14)
of Lot 2, in Block 27, East Jacksonville,
now in the corporate limits of the City
of Jacksonville. County of Duval, State of
florida. to satisfy decree of the Circuit
Court foreclosing mortgage in suit of
Sam'l W. Fox vs. James S. Patterson, in
Circuit Court of Florida, Fourth Judicial
Circuit-in chancery sitting.
M. C. JORDAN,
Special Master in Chancery.
September 1st, 1908. 9-29-4wks.
This sale is postponed until the first
Monday in November, 1908.
M. C. JORDAN,
10-17-3t Special Master.


STILLS AT VERY NEAR COST



















I have on hand a very large assortment of stills, ranging in size from ten
to fifty barrels capacity. -I have put the prices of these stills down to just
a little above cost, in order to dispose of them. Copper is now exceedingly
cheap, and there is no reason why the price of stills should not be reduced con-
siderably. Naval stores are at a very low price, and I have decided to put the
price of stills in keeping with same. Watch this space for my price list, which
will be published later on. In the meantime if you are in the market for any-
thing in the still line, ask me for prices, F. O. B. your railroad station. If I
do not sell you what you want, I will make someone else sell you cheap. My
specialty is closely riveted stills, with heavy bottoms, high crowns, large
spouts, extra large worms and above all, stills that are guaranteed not to
leak. Drop our nearest shop a line, or wire us for your wants. Ask for our
booklet of testimonials.
M. A. BAKER, Branswick, Ga. A. BAKER & CO, Penscola, hl.


HOOP HAMMERS

Economical: Satisfactory:
Convenient,
Council'Ps Cooper's Hammers
are Time Savers. Designed for
use, Forged of the Best Too
Steel, and tempered for service
Unexcelled for piercing and nail
ing hoops. Write your iohhp
about them.

The COUNCIL TOOL CO. 'nc.. - Wanenish, N. C.
r
. I I I I I I I t 1 I I I I ll t 1 t ltil11 1 ll 11t 1 -
SJ. A. G. CARSON, President J. F. DusaBarnvB t VIce-Prsident
ST.A. JramrIL. 2nd Vice-President. H. L. KAYTON, 3d Vice-President and Sec.
- H. F. E. Scnurmat. Treasurer.
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SJ. P. WILLIAMS COMPANY,

S11Lr RI Fi OIIs I liWH rSLL S.
-Main Office SXVAINNXH, GEORNGIA
- Braenc Ofrie: .IJCKSONVILLE, FrLA. Branch roeery House,
0 LUL IaSL GA.
- Naval Stores Producers are Invited to Correspond With Us. -
I 1 f1 11 1 1 i t I I t I t II i l I I I I I I I i It I l i 1 II I Il l I 1


Faultless Chip Skimmer
The best skimmer made, improving
every charge, making better rosin and
whiter spirits. Now ready for delivery at
$3.00 each. Order at once through your
factor. Guaranteed to pay for itself on the
first charge you use it.
FAULTLESS SKIMMER COMPANY,
Columbus, Ga.


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY ceive payment of the capital stock in
FOR LETTERS PATENT. money, labor, property or services at a
e is h y g n tt t u just valuation thereof, to be fixed by the
Notice is hereby given that the under directory of the corporation; and to have,
signed will apply to Hon. N. B. Broward, exercise and enjoy all the rights, powers
Governor of the State of Florida, at Talla- and privileges of corporations under the
hassee, Florida, on the 6ith day of No- laws of Florida, and incident to or conven-
ient to the purposes or businesses herein
member, A. D. 1908, for letters patent in- set forth.
corporating the "ATLANT'IC SHINGLE ARTICLE II.
COMPANY," under the following pro- The authorized capital stock of this
posed charter: corporation shall be One Hundred Thou-
J. P. PE1RMENTER. sand ($100,000.00) Dollars, divided into
J. F. PATTERSON, One Thousand shares of the par value of
SWA NOne Hundred Dollars each, and the eapi-
J. B. WARNOCK, tal stock of the company may be payable
W. B. PREVATT. in property, labor or services at a just
Proposed Charter of Atlantic Shingle valuation to be fixed by the directors or
in cash and upon such terms and condi-
Company. tions shall it be paid in, as may be im-
The undersigned hereby associate them- posed and determined by the Board of Di-
selves together for the purpose of becom- rectors, from time to time. The author-
ing incorporated under the laws of the ized capital stock may be divided into
Common and preferred stock, as may be
State of Florida, under the following pro- decided upon by the stockholders of the
posed charter: company.
ARTICLE I. ARTICLE IV.
The name of the corporation shall be The term for which this corporation
"ATLATIC SHI LE MPANY, shall exist shall be ninety-nine years.
"ATLANTIC SHINGLE COMPANY, ARTICLE V.
with its principal place of business in the The business of this corporation shall
City of Jacksonville, Florida, with power be conducted by a president, one or more
to establish branch offices anywhere in vice-presidents, a secretary and treasurer,
this or any other State. and general manager, one person holding
any two offices except that of president
ARTICLE II. and treasurer, in the discretion of the
The general nature and character of the Hoard of Directors, and the Board of Di-
business or businesses o be rnsactd rectors of three, or not more than thirteen,
business or businesses to be transacted shall be elected by the stockholders. The
are to buy, sell, dispose of, shingles at officers and directors shall be elected at
wholesale or retail, on commission or oth- the time specified in the by-laws, except
erwise, and generally to engage in the that the directors shall be elected annual-
Iv. The following persons shall conduct
shingle business and to do all such acts The foll- win ros sll cnd.c
shingle business and to do all such acts he business until the first election: F. B.
and things as are usually necessary or in- sirmans. president. J. P. Permenter, first
cident to such a business; to carry on bus- vice-president, also general manager; J.
iness as timber merchants, saw mill pro- F. Patterson, second vice-president; C. D.
prietors, timber growers and to buy, sell, ranger, third vice-president; W. B. Pre-
att. secretary and also treasurer; and
grow, prepare for market, import, export, the above named parties, together with
and deal in timber and wood of all kinds W. L. Warren, J. P. Coffin, J. B. Warnoek
and to manufacture and deal in articles of and J. E. Lee, shall constitute the Board
all kinds in the manufacture of which of Directors. The first election of ofieers
i u t ur i shall be held on the 19th day of Novem-
timber or wood is used; to purchase, lease ber, A. D. 1908, at ten o'clock A. M, at the
or otherwise acquire timber, lands, tracts office of the company in Jacksonville,
and rights; to buy, sell, manufacture or Florida, at which time the stockholders
otherwise deal in at wholesale and retail and incorporators will adopt the by-laws,
Complete the organization of the corpora-
for itself and others, groceries, hay, grain, tion, issue stock and transact all such
building material, food products, provis- business as shall be necessary. The di-
ions, produce, cigars and tobacco, dry rectors may create such officers, agents
goods, notions, clothing, boots, shoes, and committees as are prescribed or au-
ha c r- thorized by the by-laws, and fix their
hardware, cutlery, crockery, vehicles, ar- duties and powers, not inconsistent with
ness, naval stores, lumber, crossties, mer- the by-laws.
chandise, mill products, farming and tur- ARTICLE VI.
pentine implements, live stock, commer- The highest amount of indebtedness or
liability to which the corporation can at
cial fertilizers, and personal property of any time subject itself shall be Three
any kind whatsoever; to maintain, operate Hundred Thousand ($300,000.00) Dollars.
and use and own sawmills, tramroads, log- ARTICLE VII.
going tools, naval stores machinery, tur- The names and residences of the sub-
in- scribers hereto, together with the amount
pentine distilleries, and all appliances in- scriberd by each, are as follows:amo
cident thereto; to act as agents, brokers, J. P. Permenter, Jacksonville, Fla., 30
commission merchants, factors and ware- shares.
house men in dealing in any and all of the J. F. Patterson, Jacksonville, Fla., 30
commodities aforesaid; to subscribe for, shares.
n W. B. Prevatt, Jacksonville, FI.L, 30
purchase, issue, receive and hold for in- shares.
vestment or otherwise, sell or dispose of, .. B. Warnoek, Jacksonville, Fla 10
and make advances upon stocks, charges, shares.
bonds, securities or obligations of other State of Florida,
corporations, firms or individuals, and County of Duval.
while the owner of any such stock, bonds, Personally appeared before the under-
securities and obligations to exercise all -iunied .1. P. Permenter, J. F. Patterson,
the rights, powers and privileges of own- W... Prevatt and J. B. Warnock, who
ership thereof, and vote the same; to sell, each acknowledged his signature to the
mortgage. sublet, hire, lease, or convey the forer-oing charter and acknowledged that
property of said corporation or any part they executed the same for the uses and
thereof at will. and to invest the proceeds plriosies therein expressed.
thereof, and in such manner as may be de- Witness my hand and official sepl at
termined by the Board of Directors; to TJak-onville. Florida, this 14th day of On-
buy, own. sell. mortgage, lease or other- tolrer. D. 8.
wise handle any and all real property and JNO. W. DODGE. (Official Seal).
rights therein; to borrow money. secure Notary Public State of Florida.
same by notes, mortgage. pledges, bonds My Commission expires May 9th. 1911.
or other obligations whatsoever; to re- 10-18-4t






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If you do not, you are failing to read and be profited by
one of the strongest champions the "man in the woods"
has ever had in the newspaper or trade journal field. For
six years, the Industrial Record has stood on the firing
line in the interest of the producers of naval stores. How
well it has done its work every constant reader of the
paper can tell. "It has been worth hundreds of thousands
of dollars to the operators" wrote one friend to us. We hope
so. Of the past, however, let others speak. The future is
before us, and it means that the Record must keep its place
behind the guns. We shall not flinch.
All we ask you to do, and do it now, please send the
paper $3.00 for one year's subscription. It takes several
thousand dollars a year to run the Record. We want
you--you who are reading these lines to do your share--
will you do it?
Sincerely yours,
JAMES A. HOLLOMON, Editor.


CUT OUT HERE

Jacksonville, Fla., 1908.
INDUSTRIAL RECORD CO.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Enclosed please find $3.00, for which please send
me the Industrial Record one year from date.
(Signed )

Note-If you are already taking the Record and are in arrears, kindly enclose
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DIRECTORS:
D. C. Asley.
GA.A Peamwoy.
Chlw H. Brown.
P. L. Weeks.
J. G. Ca ford.
H. Welbert.
. H. Berg.


D. U. ASHLEY, PIeident.
B. W. BOWUNT. It Vice Preident
ad GeMel Mmaser.
G. A PETTEWAY, 2nd Vice P-es.
J. M. ASHLEY. 3d Vice Pres.
S. HL BERG. Sec. and Tres.


DIRECTORS:
B. W. Blout.
B. A. Carter,
T. G. Culbreth,
A. S. Pendleto.
B. G. Lmtioser.
J. Ashley.
W. T. B. -hm, aa


PENINSULAR NAVAL STORES CO.
Commission Merchants
and Wholesale Grocers
Receiving Points-Jacksonville, Tampa and Fernandina,
Fla., Savannah, Ga.0

Capital Stock. $1,000.000.


H. D. WEED.


W. D. KRENSON


J. D. WEED L CO.,


Savannah, Georgia

HEADQUARTERS FOR


Hoop Iron, Turpentine Tools,

Batting, Etc.


McMillan Bros.


PLANTERS

"Old Time" Remedies
THE JOY OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
These fou great rem adies, N m Tea. mL Cabam U n~
and Cuba 01, re the joy of the homebe. With thi mear at had, a
n ady for any emergemy. e has a mafe, reliable ad speedy relief a@Naa
for wife, children, self or stock. With the remedies you can keep the m m
doetor's hands out of your pockets, aud yet have a healthy, happy faamy. N~m
Besides, you ea cure your stoek of say ailment that may befa llith ___
NUBIA TEA-- n Liquid er Pawier Pem-Ia the great family mdim,
will ere all form of Liver and Kidney Complaint Prevente il ad alarial
Fever. Cure the common ailrmets of children; and as a laative temie it without
an equal-safe ad reliable. ia the liquid, it ia extremely pe vttl_ ve eahilre
like it-ad it is BEADY FOR UE.
BrmH lCTA is a woman's medicine. It will mcre all the dishes eommn t
women, and clased as Female Trobles. It will bring youth back t the raded wma,
who has gose oe offering because she thought it woman lot. It will are for th
young girl just entering womanhood; and prepare the young wm orat the suem
duties of wife and mother.
CUBAN RLIEF-The instant Paint Killer, for either man or beast. Reliaw
instantly, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbas, Diarrhoea, Dystentary and SiCk Narsed
for eolie in hours it s an infallible remedy ad is garateed to give relief hi A
minutes.
CUBAN OIL--The Best Bse and Neve Lirimnt. Is anteptie for ea,
magged or torn fleh, ad will instatly relieve the pai. Curem ineet bites an stlg,
seald and burns, bruises and sres, apped ads ad face, re a ttendr fee.
Relieves rheumati pains, lame back, tiff joits, and in stock eares wire fenae cia
ratehes, thruh, sprint, collar aores, saddle gal, and diseased hoot.
WrPt s far Prie.
SPENCER MEDICINE CO.. Chattanooga. Ton


CUMER LI


I COMPANY


JACKSONVILLE. FLA.

Rough ~af De sed Lumer

Long Leaf Yellow Pine.

BOXES AM OES


W. L. WILSON,
Pres. a Treas.


JNO. ef. MANXIS.
vfte pres.


6. J. SCOYIL,
Sec'y & Ge.L Mvr.


Florida Cooperage Company
(Ifcorpoaed) Capltal Stock o0o000
MANWFACTVJURS O1


Turpentine,


Cotton


Seed Oil, Dip


and Syrup Barrels.
Office d Factory nterprls nd Etel Street
Telephone 1855 Jacksonville, Fl.L


To be Imitated is to be Flattered
We are leaders in our line of business, the cut herewith displayed i the repro-
duetion of an actual photograph taken of one of our standard 30-bbl. Turpentine
Stills connected up in our yard, showing the Kettle, Cap, Arm and Worm, also the
Gate, location of seams and rivets. It is not a seamless still, but has the fewest
seams in it of any Still on the market.
This cut represents our actual production and is not made by a cast-off cut of
any other concern.
If your profit depends on the quality and workmanship of your Still it is evi-
dent that you must get a McMillan Still. All improvements that have been made
on Turpentine Stills that have been worthy of the consideration of the Producers
for the last decade are summed up in the MeMILLAN TURPENTINE STILL of which
there are more in operation today than all other makes put together, and that they
are giving perfect satisfaction is shown by the ever increasing demand; because they
are built right. Possibly a little higher than any other at first cost, but your repairs
and the risk from fire is much less hazardous.
These goods are in your reach from Fayetteville, N. C., Savannah, Ga., ackson-
ville, Fla., and Mobile, Ala.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.


Jacksonville, MLaAlso


Fayetteville, N. C. Ala. Mobile, Savamna, Ga.


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DIAMONDS


Direct From the Importer

Our stock of Diamonds and Precious Stones is purchased abroad by a member
of the firm and imported direct, thereby saving our patrons the middle man's profit.
Inspect our stock, it comprises the careful selections of a buyer of forty years
Experience.
Color, quality, and freedom from flaws must have careful consideration in
the selection of a Diamond.
A selection package will be sent to responsible parties on request,
Write for Catalogue.






41 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Fla.

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Barnes & Jessup Company
SJacksonvine, Florida..

Naval Stores Factors and Commission
Merchants.

orFICERs.
C. H. Barnes. Prelsdent. J. A. Ewing. Vice-Preident.
E. B. Wells. Secretary and Treasurer.
L. W. Anderson, Ast. Sec. and Treas.
S DILECTOILS: C. H. Barnes. J. A. Ewing, R. Hall.
SA. G. PaL W. Frazier Jones, W. E. Cummer, E. B. Wells. W S.
Jenninag G. W. Taylor

oeadlIIIIIaol Ies III ISso sIIaIm 06a II a'-- """


J. W.Motte.
Prmidedt.


C. I Parke
Vice-Pres.


Jm MXcNatt.
Vce-Pres.


W. W.Waet.
Sec. A Treas.


John R. Young Co.,


Commission

Merchants.


Naval Stores actors. Wholesale (irocers.
Sa&v-%%nh ta Brunswick. Gat
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A. E. ADAMSMK
Amt Swc and Tm.


WEST FLYNN HARRIS CO.
GERNAIHA ULDO. Savaaeh. Ce.
SWEST bL.DG. Je--smv .

NAVAL STORES FACTORS.
NAVAL STORES RECEIVE AT SAVAL AR, GA., JACm TnILLB,
LA., Aao rmWAnrl A flA.


Wholesale Grocers also Dealers in Hay. Grain and Hevy
HarneM.


SOLE AGENTS a U Tai-d S n-" .
nd Wlm & Childs PM&&@ Wagd,.
MECHANTS WAREHMOSE
SAVANNAH, GA. JACKSONVILLE, IA. TAMPA, P1.


WILLIAM A. BOURS JA NUS 0. a Ir

WILLIAM A. BOURS COMPANYN
Ti U IOLMST EM'UlII -M M U Ul E i f TKlE SAW.
Hay, Graln, feed, Garde
Seeas Pentry Suiipp rflw.r


206 -a. - -" K Iul uEL,-
OuR MOre: Pro..st YSn T.,. K l CLooed
206 EAST BAY ST, JACKSONVII LE, LA


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