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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

which had been fairly active, ruled dull for a time till reports of export sales alarmed d few shorts who in an effort to cover bid the market back to nl4. The close was steady, 1sc lower at Ills. Ex- porters reported II loads taken. Seabpard clearances in wheat and flour were equal to 551 .OO0 bushels. while primary receipts aggregated 34S. .0G0 bushels, against 3l9,O00 reported l16 cars compared with FPS last week and 203 year ago. Local receipts, 57 cars. one of contract grade. Argentine shipments were 9i4000 bushels. according to catle to the Board of Trade.
 Corn prices received a rather severe drubbng as the days news was scarcely reassuring. Argentine shipments were 1,0OO. GOO bushels last week double the of local receipts of 326 ears, S5 contained No. corn. The chief blow came in the Illinois crop, which claimed that o3.l000D bushels of corn still remained in farmc S hands, this being 100000 bushels more than was held May l q year ago. An influential trader dumped 2,VOo. 0 bushels of July into the pit and scattered lots of corn 2eld on small margins were also unloaded. The bull leader furnished about the only defense the price had espe .i% lly checked d greater decline than actlla y took place. July opened at 4as4, sold down to 44ts444a4 and closed AM7s under yes terday at 4l7s045. The May deal as usual was neglected but prices eased off, the close being liz lower at jlk
 Oats were moderately active, put req tureless Commission houses were on both sides of the fence. but as finally long lines were relinQuished and the surround- ing influences were not elevatlng. the price level subsideG fraCtonally. July sold between 277s and 27tsI27A and closed Ac down at 27as. Receipts. lS6 cars.
 Provisions were dull and the price range narrow. The opening was easy m sym pathy with lower prices at the yards, hut a demand for September lard steadied the whole list later. July pork closed 'lac higher at $l4.7I1a; July lard oe up at S7 .92i5 and July ribs 5c better at s7.671c.
 The leading futures ranged as follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

days year before last 1.126OO0 and behind lS9S by l.223.0N
 The amount brought into sight during the past week has been 14,9j2 bales against 45329 for the seven days ending this date last year. 7S.196 year before last and 59156 the same time in 1898, and for the ten days of May it has been 105.s94, against "A. 2l2 last year, 109. 1j0 year before las. and Sl.0lS the same time in 1898
 These make the total movement for the 2j2 days of the season from Sept. 1 to May 10. inclusive. 949O.S4l, against s663, 614 last year. 1O.616 409 year before last and To- 7l6, 129 the same time in 1898
 The movement since Sept. l shows re- ceipts at all United States ports 6,939, ,l6S. against 6394,999 last year, S.0S5.1l9 year before last and S,39i.314 the same time in 1S9S: overland across the Mississippi Ohio H~d Potomac Rivers to Northern mills and Canada, 1.0l564s, against l,llli26 | | year, I,2U.. l9S year before laGt and 1,155,- 443 the same time in 1898 interior stocks in excess of those held al the close ot the commercial year 3S1,546, against 3s4l4 de- crease under Sept. 1st last year, an excess the same time in 1898; Southern mill talk ings. 1.1iS,479. against l.ls5,S03 last year, l.G44,303 year before last and 963,oS2 the same time in 1898.
 Foreign exports for the week have been 9S $50, against 4S,S75 last year, making the total thus far for the season 5665,3o2. a'''nst 5340.9l4 last year, an increase Of BPS, ,3SS.
 -,Of(nern Hlll ldhiIlSS duu Ndhdu' NS- ing the past seven days show decrease of l,493 as compared with the core Spoad- ing period last year and their total talk ings since Sept. 1 have decreased 365,o23.
 The total takingS of American mil 5. North and South, and Canada thus far for the season have been 2,954,627 against 3.379.S99 last year. These include 'Sl :6o2 by Northern spinners. against 2,l4o'6zo
 Stocks at the Sedboard and the 29 lead ing Southern interior centres have de- creased during the week 71,2l2 bales. aga:nst d decrease during the correspond- ing period last season of 5S,333 and arec now i42 642 larger than al this date Tn 1900.
 Including stocks left over at ports and interior town~ from the last crop and the number of bales brought into sight thus far for the new crop tn" supply to date is g613,315. against 9,2S2.5l2 for the v me period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
Chicago Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. May l0-The news today was against wheat for a time. but eX- port sales later caused a recovery and fh,. close was steady, July ls lower. Corn was weak. closing 44c lower for May and s.mL down for July. Oats closed r. low CT and provisions 5@7k higher.
 July wheat opened unchanged to 3s high CT at 7lILd7lSs local people buying be- cause of steady cables, light Northwest receipts and a calmer feeling over the Wall Street situation. Snow's report, been well ma !ni4 ned struck the pit crowd aa distinctly hr4"iSh and under the un- loading process the market worked off to 7Ossc during the forenoon. The market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
Schedule in Effect April 2sth, 1901

Through train No. 3 arrives at Mont gomery at 6:l4 D. m.
 No. ? daily through fast limited train for all points North and Northwest
 No. 12 daily. except Sunday for all sta- tions between Montgomery and Tusca- loosa.
 For tickets call upon s. T. Surratt Ticket Agent, t'nion Depot. Montgom- cry. Ala.
 For further information call upon R. W. Smith, Pass. Agent oi P. s. Hay, Southeastern Passenger Agent. Nc. Commerce Street. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

,oy.t demand has again been poor the weather continuing bad and mail orders have barely. reached ;n average. No uuotab!,. change in brown or bleAched or coarse colored cottOns. hut market easy outside of export grades of brown goods Print cloths continue inartive. Prints dull and irregular. Linens slow of sale hut firm in price. Buraps also firm with little business doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
TEXAS WONDER.
anrAr DISCOVERY.

< nIaan bottle of Halls Great Dis " cprea all kidney and bladder troe- xenleves gravel. cures diabetes. sem " emisnions weak and lame backs, oAtisxn and all irregularities of the @xs and bladder in both men and wo-
 regulates bladder troubles in chil- 11. If not sold by your druggist, will 21ns by mall on receipt of q. One MI bsttle is two months treatment, 1 H1ll cure any case above mentioned. A ". Hall. sole manufacturer, P. O,
 D. St. Louis. Mo. Send for testi- Gto1A Sold by all druggists and the 1oetomery Drug Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
Naval Stores

SAVANNAH, May 10-Turpentine- Esrm. 31c bid; receipts, 1,l7s; sales. S43; exports. 10.
 exsorfs, 270: A. B, c, $1.05; D, H.l0; E, a.ik; F. sl.2o: c. sl.So; H. $1.5o: I, Sl.75; X. za.oS: N, $2sO: N. S2.45; window glass. 5ze6: water white. $2.s5.
 CHARLESTON. May 10.-Turpentine- Firm at 31.
 Kusin-F'irm and unchanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
Liverpool Cotton Futures.

LIVERPOOL May lO,-Cotton futures ope ned and closed quiet.
 May (buyerSD ...............,.......4.l lZ May-June thuyerSl ...............4 F .. JuGe-July tbuYcrs) ................4 iZd4' id Ju!y-August nsellers) ..............4. lsGi l4 Nugust September (sellers) ......4 .O9a4 10 September (sellers) ................ .'9d4 lg .t,..uuor e. e. c., buyers) ........3. toG3 el October- November (buyersl ......3.3 3s November December (buycrs) ....3.oS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

1fARTTN. Tenn. Nov. A.-we, the un-
 1H18ned, have used Halls Great Dis er49ty of St. Louis, Mo, for kidney and
 1M04r troubles, and can cheerfully <4semmend 1t. W. K. GIBBS, ;s R. E. MAIDEN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

some hist ,rians say thlt the manufac- turc of -iik was introduced into Spain by the Mo ITS,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
rIew orlenns Txehange Gtetement.

NEW ORLEANS, May l0.-Se HretarV Hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton Ex change statement. issued before tha close of business today. show an increase in the movement into sight compared with the seven days ending this date last wear in round figures of :OOoO; a de reaSe under the same days year before last of 3,"o and an increase over the same time in 1898 of 16OO0.
 For the ten days ofMaY the totals show an increase over last year Of i2 0t-. de- crease under the same period year before last of 1000 and an increase over 1S'S Of 9 coo
 For the 2i2 days of the season that nave elapsed the aggregate is ahead ot the 2j. days of last year s21.OO0. behind the same
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

Cash onotations were as follows: Flour-EasN.
 Wheat-No. Spring, 66a7l; No. red, '':t No. D. corn. 5lAa52; No. yellow, 5l'a No. 3 oats. 2S,aQ 2Sa. No. white, 2sl4a 2ss,: No. white. 29l .n30i2.
 Mess pork, per bbi: sli,@FG 69' Short rib e,des GooSeI. $1.9ofiSl0, Dry salted shoulders (boxedD. G7smTs Short clear side, (boXedl. $\l2l2mS,'5. Whiskey, basic of high wln"', $l,-S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
Remarks.

Remarks.
 Temperatures nearly stationary, except ronstderably higher in Texas and North Carolina: very light rains in Texas and H <n Memphis and eastern districts. FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
 River Forecast.
 Ihe Ceosa and Alabama will remain 9oafiy stationary tonight and Saturday.
 Weather Conditions. Fer past twenty-four hours.l < ~ shallow depression central over North Carolina is giving very general light to uno1orate rains in eastern districts. while &uother shallow depression, extending from Lake Superior to Western Texas. 'ie KIvfng scattered showers over the Great F1ains. with high winds at Miles City and Bismarck, and an area of comparatively high barometer over the Northwest is irving fair and cooler in that region, with sharp temperature falls in Montana ma the Dakotas; 1t is somewhat warmer In Eastern Nebraska and Minnesota; else whore temperature changes have been generally slight.
 Cotton Region Bulletin. IJ .. Department of Agriculture.
 Weather Bureau.
 For the 2A hours ending at a. m.. Eth
 Meridian time.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. May 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11
THE wxA7Hxa.
Qeily Local weather 1sport-Dail River Bulletin.

<k Fl Department of Agriculture, Waatber Bureau x IDo01 observations. Central tine.)
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-11

Schedules subject to change without mo- tice.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25
AiuppY DRlppINas.

Here / come again with what l
can get from Muddy.
Winter reigns supreme here at
present temperature 20 below zero.
Apples and pears Of ail kinds are
frozen. Clabe .sPair' froze toe
80 baby Friday morning last on
bis way TO school that he was unable
to walk homo.
Christmas vacation is here.
presume the bar-keepers are glad
for holidays to come They viii
seil ID seniors and minors alike.
Boys remember that passage OF
scripture. ttWoe unto them that
are mighty TO drink wine.''
Walker Statler and Brother
1 Tommy went to Sedgewickville
last Saturday evening.
| The intense cold has stopped 9
great many ehildrea from seboo
1 this week.
i Most Of the children are getting
over the whooping cough and vii
probably start 70 school again soon
Mr.. Thomas seabangh went t
Patton last Saturday.
Some Of SedgewtckvilIe's younl
folks are contemplating fine driv
. to Oak Ridge Monday Right to
( contest. Peace 60 With you, ! can
) Hope the young and old peopi
will celebrate our SavioF's brit
day as was Intended instead {
making 1t . day Of drunkenness an
: gluttonY.
0 Success and > happy Xmas !
. the PaEsss end its many readers.
10 PApA's BoY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25
AZ To schley.

"
The members ofshe schley Ooara
Of Inquiry agree only on one po'n'
i The famous consroversy--they
upauimossly praise bis personal
conduct 90 q brave officer VINO in'
snirsd bis men to courageous aclloa
IA the battle Of Santiago. me
eoSardice charge vas tbe main
poips upon which Admiral sChis5
nrimeriiy sought vindieatioD, and
lii i completely Knocked ont. "
oil other poiAts, Admiral Dewey
approves schley's condnct givlni
lhim the credit as senior oiiiosr =
sommand for he victory q san''
aeo, and Admirals Beaham an'
Ramsey disappfove. Updoaessail
Admiral Dswey's sensible Fas'
is accepted hv ~ overvbsinsnI
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25
whan Johnny spondl the Day.


when Johnny spends he dy with u,, yoc
nevu seen The beat
o. al he things a-happenlR 10 'hls old house
A. street.
Ma shs begins By lcekin' up hq pantry door
~ cellar
Ar' ssfy place that's like as no. 70 Interest .
kllcf.
An al her ehIny oruymsn's a'slickin' round
me vail
She sesa :, high a. .he hin reach, Isr fear
lhsy'll eh . tail.
An lhsp she ein the earnicly an ssieklH''plas-
icr. Out.
An ssys, aWhea Johany'.T,Iin they're good
to have abou'T
f,eIl yoa whni, there's pleniY f'as
When Johnny speeds ne day with usl
wAsa IqAony spends The day with us p puts
hls books away,
An sagS. allow long, Ia lhupdef, y hat nooF
ancs eoln' 10 siaYf"
| lie hgInaishs new lawn-mower up, an locks !
ia the shed
An hides bis slrop, an raaor tween ihseoysn
on the bed.
lie says, AKssp Sus that nbsTy. whatever els
you do, taata
Er shall have settlement with you, an
Johnny. tool"
SAYS he, ut makes 10. o fuss
To have him spend Ihs day with u''
wheu Jobnu, .pend. the day with v', the ma
acrosi the street
Runs gu, az swears hike anything, an stamp
EIli bssa i.is fess
An says hs'il have Us rested cause his wiz
dow-eIass is broke,
Az ifhe ever ketches US ilwon't be anyjok'
He never knows who done L. cause ihsre
no one eyer round,
An Johpny, in particular, amt liksly'to !
found.
I tell you what there's plenty fuss
When Johnny spends the day with usl
{ When Johnny spends The day With us' the c
Al Riis up an goes
A-ssoodn' 'erosi dozen lots 10 some ole Pla
she knows
The ncxt-door children climb the fence
4 hang around fer hours,
An bust the hinges oh the gate, an sramI
down the howef
Z An break the line with Bndgers wash'
| muddy up the cloaf
4 An Bridget she gives warnin' shen--an' h'
. the way Il goes
A plenty noise an plenty fuss'
When Johnoy spends the day with usl
II --csuluty
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25

is yisltIng ID this city this weok.
Edward wsDn an 4 wife are spend
ind the holidays with relatives "
Luiesyhlo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ), O. Daie's little
soa Charlie burned bis hard very
badly, Ingt Sunday, by putting "
into q pan Of boilILg water. DR..
ChandIer dressed the burn.
Henry Mayheld seems 70 be the
champion rnbblt hunter oftbe town.
He killed fifteen Ia about "a bour
last Saturday moralng-
Miss Hattie King returned Tnes-
day from a1 extended visit 70 relA'
iives in Illinois.
W. T. Wilson, travelling salesman
for EIy. d Walkers Dry Goods
house, was ia this city . short time
Saturday.
The Lutssville Roller Mills have
been having considerable trouble
getting water, but everything seems
10 be working nicely at present
She pioneer cooperage Co., has
sbut down until after the holidays
are over.
u. @. Denton who is tenching
school lust west OF town, iS visiting
his parents ut Kepns;t the week
| Rev. Jones and wife were visiting
J, 10 this city last Saturday and saa
day.
Christmas seems to be coming
around all o. X, We have ha'
1.-TWO scraps already. and still Il isn'
n very good time for the business
; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. S'tze Of Maj
. ouand we're 10 town a short tim
J last Saturday.
Mr.. Shelby Tiernay Of st. Loui
!, is visiting his SISTER Mrs. M. Owen
this week.
/ Mr.. August NeDninger Of Le'
|. pold was Oh our streets last MO
i day.
The LutesviIle Public Scho
Is closed last Friday until after Ne
& Years
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25

bueV al this season arranging your
bueIness and making preiAarations
10 visit All children aud gladden.
their bearis bylpylng the usual
presents, as Is yonr custom on
chrInlmas eve. bnt We have some
thing 20 ask you which perhaps %
out Of your line Of business, but
however, you may granl our request
when Won learn bow sadly VIC stand
10 need Of our demands We will
not aslg you 10 come on your usual
time bat will ask you 10 come some
time between CHRISTMAS aud New
| Year while our teachvr Is out OF
school we know that she would be
very glad should you grant onr re-
quest.
We want you 10 bring with you
an arm load of shingles or old
boards Of some kind aud stop The
wofst leaks 10 our school house
roof also bring hammer and nails
and stop the cracks in tho floor
| and around The windows and don't
forget to bring fourteen window
panes 10 bv l6 ifyou 2lease be sure
10 bring fourtoen because that nam.
ber are broken out and gone and
4 the holes are so large that our
wraps and hats will not near hll
them up and they let in lots Of cold
and please iix our old stove 50 y
will draw aud not smoke 30 bad
please 6x our honse up IN such 4
shape that we can keep comfortable
and pot suffer any more as we hav'
In the last few days ard we will b.
under lasting obligations to you,
4 Our papa's would look after thos
!. things " they had time, but sine
the weather has turned so col
I they are 90 busy lookingafter thei
Horses and cattle and other stoc
making them comfortable that the
don't have time TO look after u
!. and il you don't help us we wi
have 10 stay away from schpo
!. the rest Of the term which we regr'
10 do. q
4, Hoping you will help US IN th
way we will repay you BY growit
i. up to man and womanhood usi1
aiI within our power 70 elevate 50
n iety and fipally making intellige
aud honorable citizens Of this graz
Is and glorious Republic.
MAX ADDIKR.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25
- Our correspondents =
BEssvILLE.

BEssyIIsLE.
We are still h4viog winter az
Bessville.
We learn The siOk folks are got
ting better,
Died--Ashbv Sanders from near
sikestou Who has been sick Of con-
sumption for aome time. Heteaves
wife and three children and host
Of friends to mourn their loss. The
remains we're inferred 10 the Union
Cemetery.
Wade Sitses spent few days in
this vicinity last week.
Joseph Whitener. who moved ia
Fredericktown some time ago has
moved back on'his farm near here
Some of the boys must have for
gotten that Xmas comes on the 26tf
ss they commenced taking theirs
few DAYS earlier. Well, they know
corn Is scarce and they think thel
had better begin iD good time,
Miss Dora Miller from Frederick
town, is visiting friends and rela
tives at this place.
Rev. Maxwell preached an intel
esting sermon at Oak Grove ChaPe
Sunday.
The A. o. u. W. boys are gettin
quite numerous around Bessvill'
Two initiated IN the Glen ALE
Lodge the night OF the I4th. an
one for next meeting nigh
nH osea. you must be careful tf
that goat is bad iD cold weather.
Well. / will ring off until atte
Xmas.
Success to The Press.
. is TO l.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25


They were 10 a smoksroom 10
'raIgafth, and ware discussing tho
Joys and sorrows Of active service
in South Africa.
> Well I've been With the army
ous there. and had a very interest
ing tIme,r said q aoldierly.Iooking
fellow.
\ aver 70, close really to The
Boersf''
pRatbsrl l once took two Ofthelr
officers"
Unaidedr'
Hcertsinlyl Aud tho very hexi
day | took eight men and their
horses
aAIl wounded, Ioxpeot;T sneered
listener. "You didn't get hurt o.
conrser
Just slight scratch. that's ell
And the next day ] took a LOT o
transport wagons, ADD followed tha
Up by taking a BOer kraal and .
big gun"
sinister" said disagreeable mat
Of the audience, 81 have seen som
Of tbe finest specimens Of anything
that you can call TO mind, bat
| wish to state that you are, withou
exception. the biggest liar that eve
trod this earthl"
gOh, no; I'm not tbatl You see
am a photographer
Anewera.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25
Most Liberal offer.

All our farmer readers should
take advantage Of the unprecedeo.
ted Clubbing offer We this year make
which includes with this paper Phe
Live Stock Indicator, ita special
Farmers Institute Editions and The
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aod should be In every farm home.
To them We add, for local, county
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and make the price of the four one
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SO much superior reading matter Of
fered for so small an amount of mon
cy. The three papers named, Which
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| favorable attention upon mere men
tion. The Live Stock Indicator i
the great agricultural and live stocl
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The Poultry Farmer is the mos
practical poultry paper for The far
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25

A large number Of Judge Forts
Southeast MIssoari friends held an
enthusiastic meeting atths iAolsde
Hotel, December 2l, and for@al'g
placed bin before the people Of Ms
sourl as a candidate for tho demc'
cratic pcmInalion foE Supreme
Court Iudse. The foiiowipe rssola'
tlons was unanimously adoPtsd'
ave, the audcrugnad Demorfeis
Of Southeastern and sopthern Mis-
souri,, IN conference Assemhled
heartily fayor the eapd'decy q
Judge lamea L. Fort for Judge O
the sppr-~e Court and we hsfeb,
pledge paFaelsps 70 do all 10 eu'
power 10 sceore bis nomination. w
earues,ly urge ull democrats Of fh'
state 10 join with as N placing bin
ia The position which We believe
no will GIL wllh honor 70 hlmsel
and Satisfaction to all The people
regardless Of politics"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25

Atlanta conqilulIcns
sopih American var number
three 10 getting ready for business.
Chili.s call for City thousand re-
serves indicates that she expects
trouble. Possibly she is acting on
tho very sensible idea that the way
to avoid trouble Is TO prepare for IT,
The question Is one OF boundary
Il vas sqbmuied to Great Britain
three years ago. and both countries
agreed to accept tho decision. The
| Argentine republic claims that
Chilli has been constructing roads
on the dispated territory. The New
York Herald very sensibly says y
this is true and the final aware
gives the ,pFFitoFy 70 Argentina
that country will get the territOr,
ard the roads In addition.
Both countries express a deslr'
for peacs and possibly a conhic
will be avoided.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-12-25


The Probate Judges OF this state
will meet 10 St. Loais, January 20
for The purpose Of organizing an as
sociation the general purpose q
which is 10 look after legislation af
fectiug probate matters and to So
cure if possible o general revision
Of the probate laws. One Of the
principal objects Of the association
il to secure change in the Law re-
ducing the period Of administrator
Of estates from two years 70 ons'
Judge Henderson Of ST. Louis says
that "two years Il TOO long 'o keep
1 an estate open; that over nine-tenth'
Of the claims against an estate are
presepted the first year, the heirs
are Deedlessly kept out Of their ln
heritance and the estate kept II
coarse of administrator two year'
merely FOR the possibility of ~
other tenth Of claimants pottins 4
their sppearapce. Jadge Trenael'o z
Linneus and Judge Henderson 2
81. Louis are the prime movers Y
The organization. and have sent =
notices 10 alI the Probate judges 9
the state. They have assurance
that sbout eighty Of she judges VI
be ID attendance, and Y Y expss's
! that that number will be exceeds
! Judge pere 8. GOssom Of this count
! looks upon the movement with iaye !.
! aud bas s,gpified his intention g !
4 present. Farmington Times.