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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
WORK THE MOTTO
Dawson Nuggstl

A welI-nlgh pe,i,,, organization has been effected by Che supp r,ss of Mr. Ross and the campaign io his behalf will be ,rrsd Into every ,oms, ot Che terd,oN where voters aye located. There .s oo.y one dluge, to success and that tlng'' rests In the possibility that ateeI.ng o. over ,on6isn,, nav maoiiss, i,seIt 10 tse Ross ranks.
 Asths situation stands today there Is every reason to believe that Mr R,ss wi.. be sIs,,,i by a tremendously sweeping majority, bu, ,hl,ysy fast in itself calls for ths sxsr,,ss ot ,aos,nt ,ae -ui watch fitness on Che part of ths men who are shlrgsi with ,b, ,ontu,, Q. Che Ross campaign.
 Oys--,on6isnts s,mst.m-s keeps men away from ths pclIs who would make ,t Q spssI Il duty Go cls, their ballots sarIy ii they had ths s,igb,,s, .tsl ,hl, any doubt of success existed
 Al that Is necessary Co Insure ita election Of Mr. Ross by ,bs desired vote is constant and uninterrupted work. lt .s not mercy the success co ths int.vitmI saniida,s that Is at stks. but Jhs iu,ui, welfare of the whole community Is bound up to a yerv large extent lo Che ut,cme ,. the approaching election.
 With Mr. Ross delegated Co rsrrsssr. the territory in the house oi parliament the people win have absolute assurra that their wants ore being cared for ty man oi sincerity ot p1ross lat who pos sess.s The ability Co present Che needs o the territory ln a m.nusr th.tw.Il eom- mani recognition.
 Obviously, therefore, ,hsrs wIl. 5s na dlhcu.,v .n making choice, bu, 15.vt standing thl, lct it Is necessary ,na every vote be cast. t ls requested. 'h,-e fore. Cha, the tuaylrt feeling 70. t1aH-s. a which psn-t.s th- Ross ranks should t accompanied vi,b1 determination Co m e' Che coming victory an oys-Whs.mlI triumph,
 let the motto for Che 1.N, seven week be work, work. work
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
TWO MORE
Thistle and Le France Are
 Both Coming.

Whrehofse. Oct. 2i.-The L1 Frn,e wlll be due ln ,Whltshorse tom roo wIth a big load of passengers from p oson ond the Thistle Is to make another ,r.p up Che river The La France win start right back to Dawson as soon as she arrives at Whlehorse and will make ,he ts,u.p from this end of Che Hoe down stream .o. the season, as no boats will lelve aijet het The La France will winter iu Q wson.
 The Thistle win leave Dlw1s'1 iomor- row for Whltehorse and win prob bly te the last boat to arrive at ,hs snl, where she win spend the winter, The agents Of the Thistle say she win have al. she cr carry on her last trip up stream
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
10 BE AN A. B.
Hon. J. W. IyeY Will Be
 Taken Over Trail.

H.n. b ". lvev will be made n Arc;.e Brother at a special meeting ci that orjsr oaght. The meeiing has been called for hs rs.ullr hour and besides Mr. ivey sever other candidates will be given an opportunity Co exrl5rs the route frcm the uI hss of the chethaco Co the full righ g Of membership in the great order of the \ uhIIni.
 ltls requested by the othcsr5 ci Ihe lodge that there be a full attendancs at the meeting.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
The Northern Pacific

Is the route pl,r0D.zed by eN1ererce. travellers over thls continent and you cm- not io better than take this route VI Vb-r next you ore going Esst. Three ,CGs continental trai S tliy. Fo- tickets lu. an information, ciIl Jo or write tl A. TInllng, Gen'. Agent, ltc0mr, co L A Naieau, GeDI Agent Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
warninglll

So many say Che l.ty .i Sh.Naar IS o. the decline. Whl, Is Che cause .f I. When you need an 1rt.c.- you send l co. outside isr it. Do you wonder thIt eve0- body complains 70 p-o- business Mo-.t Pair1nIzs home Industry SSHEUHv i..s.- ner Beer IS on trllght 1t every fs, <. saloon. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

Hundreds 0i eyes read the advertising columns of the Alaskan sach dlv. They can these columns closely. Business me- do you want reSuliS} We have the proper medium. Phone Io for the man with ths rate card Co call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

The Seattle Bohemmn Draught Beer Is ie best and most expensive draught ecr made ln Seattle. For sale at the se- .tts saloon. corner State and sixth ave. iua
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

This Is the season of the veal when everybody should have their blankets washed. The Royal Laundry Is doing them il great numbers. Get your order .l early.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
Can't Lose Your hIoaoy

The Seattle saloon Is a gentIema''S rs- s5r, and not a gambling joint. You clnt lose ylu- money there. f
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
AIn.Eana

Going East are invited Co Inquire .oio 'fs aCcommod itIoDS afforded by tus Northern Pacific before purchasing .ns.r ..ts.s. This route offers tle best gt everything t the travelling public in tne way 0. ,nnF sleeping and observation CT service r.' tickets and all information, c.l. on .- "...s Co A. TInlIng, Gen. Agent ,.m. .. l. A. Nldeau, Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
Can't Loso Your Money

The Seattle sa'01o Is a zeujlcm8rs e. sort and no, a gambling joint. You cm' lose yoLt money there. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

Furnished rooms and houses for rent Advertised In the Daily Alaskan-always bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
Notice to tho Public

The Pioneer Dairy hereby u-.ss that from this q .te it wIl. .s. milk ',a at the following rate: qu u,ne'S, -I I4 pint tickets, SI.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

Finest meal ln the city 1, Royal CHt. Everything frst-class. lhs best oi ss-..ts guar nteed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

The best people in the city pllrouize the Seattle Saloon. lt serves only the best of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

F Rent ane For Sac earls for saI- st this oG'cs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
ON YUKON
Movements of the River
 Steamers.

Whitehorse, Oct. 24.-The Wnuehor and Zealandlon arrived this morning. lI Dawson passed Five Fngss yes'eri The Columbian should au.ye tomorrow. The Emma Knott passed Se.wfn .N. evening, coming up stream.
 The weather was mild aIl along ine la- kon today and the water Is s.ll. s'..I 47 Inches at WhitehoTss.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

The best glass Of beer In the N.rU 10 be had at the Seattle S .Ioou-A g. ...H mans resort.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

New wanpaDsr 1902 pat,,rus, Peoples
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

We cary H & e M rsadv.tc-veaI tailor-made suits. F. H. Ciaysoa a O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25
Can't Lose Your lIouoy

The Seattle saloon Is a gs0..,mm's Zee sort and not gambling l1int You lose your money there. gv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

Mining blanEs at tfI' oro-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-25

N-|IT|"' "" I----"---T-
 SsIgUly. Alaska. Date of first publication, OcE lf Date of last publication. Nov. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
II. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22-Liverpool advices
were disappointing, consequently our market
opened 3d6 points lower On months and
| on late but subsequently became steady ow
ing to the absence of rains in the Southwest
and advanced IaI3 points from the bottom
on shorts covering. fearing poor monthly
bureau report Sept. 3rd, making the net
gain lod | | points all months except Au-
gust which advanced 6 points. The total
stock of American ashore and atloat to Liv-
erpool Is 39S, 900. against $50 900 last year
and 242, 600 year before last The 80 leading
interior towns during the week receped 27,-
before last and they hold in stock 81, 900
against SO, 900 last year and $4,000 year
before last. The visible supply Of American
decreased $4,000 during the week against
II. 600 last year and "a 900 year before last
and the aggregate supply of American to date
is 939 900. against o45. 900 last year and
90 ! 900 year before last. From all indications
the commercial cotton crop this year will be
about 10. 600 900 and the consumption of
America1 will be around lo,7oo, 900. Light.
scatter ed showers fell in the eastern portion of
the belt. but elsewhere generally fair weather
prevailed There has been a slight tall in
the temperature in the central portion of the
cotton region, but no change in the high tenn
southern sections. II is, however, predicted
that thunder showers will probably occur over
the Texas panhandle tonight and over Okla
homa and Arkansas tonight and Saturday;
otherwise generally fair weather will prevail
throughout other States long as general
rains do not set the chance Is values Will
have a tendency to seek higher level.
pecially as an unfavorable monthly bureau
report is expected on Sept. 3rd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
r.iverpool Cotton Statistics.
Daily Cotton Market

NEW ORLEANS-Tone. firm; sales. ,25o:
ordinary. 1916; good ordinary. 7-i6: low
1aiddl.g. 1916; midding. S2s good mid
ding, s4s; middlng fair, g. receipts SOC;
stock IS LA.
GALVESTON-Tone, steady: middling, 81;
gross receipts, g. 1903; sales. 400, stock, a.
COS.
NORFOLK-Tone. quiet, midd!ing. 9; gross
rec eipts. e2 sales. 81; stock. 2,055.
BALTIMORE-Tone, nominal: middling, S1s;
z SIS receipts. 80. stock, i.977
ToSTON-Tone. quiet; middling. 9; gross
WiLNiINGToN--Tone firm; middling, s%;
gross receipts. 70; stock, $50;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., quiet; middling'
sAvANNAHGTcne sseady3 m idddH 81 az;
MOBILE-Tone, nominal, mtddllng' IS
gross receipts IS; stock. 3,ll9.
CHARLESTON-Tone, quiet; middling, SM;
gross receipts. SOL; stock, 352
ST LOUIS-Tone, quiet; middling' SS.Io'
gross receipts. 2o4; sales, 2 stock. l2o7o
NEW YORK-Tone. steady; mIddling. 9;
gross receipts, LIN; sales. 66S; stock ~
325; exports to Great Britain. 8; to the con-
tinent $500 to France. l.552
Total today-Net receipts, 5.649: exports 70
Great Britain 8; to France 522; to the
continent 1880; stock, as, 237
Consolidated-Net receipts, 25 34I; exports
to Great Britain, 2756; to France. l,522
10 the Continent 1896.
Total since Sept. Net receipts. 1888 $50
exports to Great Britain SOL l.s77: TO France
43Ie3; to the trtinent. 29l2.5o5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
PRICES 1 TO 6 POINTS OFF AT
THE OPENING.
Just When Everything Seemed to
Favor the Shorts, Wall Street
Entered the Ring as an
Active Buyer.

NEW YORK Aug 22-The cotton market
opened steady with prices los points lower
following the lead of Liverpool which market
was down 2l2@3h points. EuroDe. the south
and local bears were active sellers on the
opening and made doubly confident by
the issuance of some IS. 600 August notices
the belief being that this cotton would act as
a loadstone upon the MAJ ket. The III st sale OF
August at 8 81. or points off from the
final bid of last night But lust when every
thing seemed to favor the shorts, Wall Street
entered the ring aggressive buyer of
the Winter months. while well known spot
cotton house bid August up with a rush. 1t
later appeared that the latter firm had stopped
a goodly portion of the notices and intended
shipping cotton to Europe. report quickly
gained circulation that Philadelphia interests
had put out the August notices for many de-
sultory purposes, hoping to weaken the mar
ket and take in shots in September 10 adj
vantage. But after selling at 8 TS August
worked straight up to ISL and September
bounded up to 8 g. Finding the market here
as Arm, Liverpol covered shorts in both mar
kots. The close there very ste-dy and
the early loss was reduce ! to lh2m't points
Commission houses Were quick to follow the
lead Of the Wall Street contingent and bought
freely on the rise very bulish crop reports
reached the ring from Georgia. Alabama, Ms
fissipll Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. the
latter State complained of continued burning
temperatures drought and rapid det.riUratfon
Toward the close the market advanced sew
eral points in general buying and was hnally
very steady with prices net unchanged TO
points higher. August alone being unchanged
Total sales were estimated at 225 900 bales.
this re, resenting an unusually active market
for summer month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
Wives of Some Great Men.

Wives of great men all remind us: TO
live is to see To see is to judge. To
Judge, to take things for their face value
Fielding, the novelist. married maid
servant.
Sir Thomas Moore's wife scolded him
on the eve of his execution.
Habits wife cared nothing FOR MS
ability. Her temper was intensity. And
the tragedy of the unsympathetic played
itself to the bitter end.
Milton had trouble with both OF his
wives. Nor WIS his the monopoly OF the
martyrdom.
Moiiere, at the age of 40. married an
actress Of II summers. She ran away
and it showed and covered her tracks.
Coieridge left his wife and children
without apology or farewell, and never
would see them again.
Napoleon conquered the world, material
But he often swore at Josephine "a wo-
she cried, said: Hush; it makes your
nose red"' But he was great man:
Catherine IL. of Russia had her husband
assassinated. and thus from his death
to her own ruled alone-very much alone
Shelley married an innkeepers daugh-
ter. 1t was a problem in inequality with
q demonstration in the disaster which
followed He left her. She committed
suicide But they did not hang the man.
Alexander the Great was accustomed
to beat his wives with the fiat OF his
sword whenever they talked back" at
him. This was a custom peculiar to him,
as old records show that the sword in the
hands Of gentleman was used to pro-
tect the gentler sex.
"Ben' Jonson's wife went to the inn af-
ter him IL he stayed too long and brought
him home. tongue-iashing him all the
way. And you all know Ben" Jonson
Boswelrs ''Uxoriana" is collection OF
his wifes sayings to him. which do no
little credit to her as a scold
Cervantes drew a picture OF his own
wife In the Mistress Holsekeeper for the
Devil whom Sancho Panza mot also
spelled 'Heartsease'O abused so bitterly.
Richard Wagner's first matrimonial ven
ture was a pathetic sonata, the tragedy OF
the inharmonious. But the realization,
which Is ever the bitter, of the made
uuateness vas spared him until after the
mistake had been happily rectihed in mat
ting with cengenial understanding. To
this second wife. who impressed upon
him what he had gained in the second.
instead of lost in the first. he owed a
debt of gratitude which speaks to the
seeing in his latter works.
Robert Schumann fell in love with the
the daughter of his piano teacher. The
inspiration she gave him was the world 8
gain. When the irate father refused a
union with the daughter. "Davidsbund-
ler." "Kreisiaranl and "Noveletten"
were given to the world in tangible form.
and the wife he coveted became his. So
much for adversely.
Robert Bro wing understood his wife
and his wife understood him. They were
both accomplished. What of the signi1-
canoe?
George Washington had a wife who
knew how to courtesy. And he sat in the
presidential chair in peace This was be-
fore a vestibrle was added to the White
House.
Bach married on $s5 a year and wrote
immortal music. This was before auto
mobiles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
New York Cotton Futures.
r. M. Scale & Co.'S Cotton Letter.
HIly anaciaI L aaaah Wira


NEW ORLEANS. Aug 22.-Long liquidation
was evidently the order of early trading in
Liverpool as deliveries fell off 3-64 up TO 2
o'clock. but half of this was recovered before
the close the intervening period doubtless per
hitting some additional crop complaints to ar
rive in time to disturb the peace Of less con-
fidcnt sellers. Spots decl ned 32 amidst sales
Of 5000 bales. So numerous were tho crop
complaints arriving here depicting serious de-
terioration recently in various sections Of the
belt that little attention was paid to other
features and prices acquired a very steady
tone that lasted throughout the day. Closing
quotations are Gal points higher than yes
terday. The total visible supply of cotton at
this writing Is 83S 900 bales repre- scented in
America by LAB 600 bales at che ports am
81 900 bales at counted interior towns. These
figures do not appear enorm Gus, especially
VII n 1t Is considered that stocks at uncount-
ed country towns said to have been prac-
tically depleted. OF course the tendency of
prices will depend eventually the extent
OF trade requirements. but for the present pre-
vailing quotations do not appear eXorbitant
by comparison with the serious deterioration
in the crop outlook as reported
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
New Orleans Cotton Futures
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22-cctton futur
Worlds Visible Supply.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22.-sec-etary Hes
ter's statement of the worlds visible supply
of cotton, made up from special cable and
Geographic advices. compares the figures Of
this week with last week. last year and the
year before 1t shows a decrease for tbs
week Just closed of 79.5l6 bales. against a
decrease of i4o.273 last year and a decrease
of 80 So the year before
The total visible is ,432. 323, against "
5iI .s3s last week. I,747. a7s last year and
I.Il2,3i3 year before lact. OF this the total
OF American cotton Is S3s. 1923. against eo3.
$50 last week. | ,o45, 278 last year and 81 :
33 year before last. and OF all other kinds.
including Egypt. Brazil India. etc; 594 :
600. against 60e 900 last week. 7o2. 600 last
year and 40 900 year before last.
The total worlds Visible supply Of cotton
shows a decrease compared with last week Of
79,5l6 bales. a decrease compared with last
year Of 3I4.o55 bales and an increase com
pared with year before last of 32o.olo.
OF the worlds visible supply Of cotton as
above there is now afoat and held in Great
Britain and Continental Europe 81 600,
against S93 900 last year and 673. 600 wear
before last; in Egypt. As, 900, against $1,000
last year and 4,ooo year o before fore last; In
2ee 900 year before last, and In the United
States 2O2 ooo against 100000 last year
and 1919 900 year before last. -,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
Murphy & Co.'S Hnc.) Cotton Letter

NEW YORK. Aug. 22 The situation in re-
spect to demand from China is being used ny
the bear CLIQUE in their attempts TO inluenc"
opinion against cotton at the present time
The fact that she has been in poor shape
for some time has been against cotton prices
and II Is pointed out that should she
prove no more actor the corning season
than the past that very moderate crop will
fully meet all trt de requirements The trade
is anxously waiting for the crop report to he
issued this day a week by we'll known
so-called Wall Street operator who has foTme
a strong bull pool. and shorts are nervous, as
damage reports are being confirmed by con
servative people. Prices today opened lower
The issue of some rs. 900 August notices
caused points loss for that month and 2st2
points decline for the new crop months. There
was next 10 nothing in the early weather news
A loss of 90 900 bales in the total stocks at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
NEW YORK. Aug 22.-The following are
the total net receipts Of cotton at all ports
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK, Aug .-Coffee-Spot RIO
Arm; No invoice, els; mild. steady; Cor
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 27s cen
trifugal 90 test 3as; moasses sugar. 2%; re
fined. stea ~.
Coffee futures opened irregular, 1920 points
higher on vigorous covering and general buy
ing led ~ houses with foreign connections
Advices regard nF the extent Of the injury
10 the eo3 crop by frost nearly all tended
TO confirm the earlier cables Of severe dam
ase 10 the trees and the destruction Of hrst
howerin; The local market was strong nearly
all day. with the exception of slight easing
o nat midday under heavy profit taking, Dc
mand cane from all quarters Europe com
mission houses and shorts were particularly
active as buyers. while the selling was mainly
realizing longs The bull leaders both bought
and sold The day was marked by tho heavi-
est trade in recent times s'tles amounting to
1917 600 bags Of which so, 900 bags
were exchanges of the nearer positions for late
options AT the close prices wore nearly at
best figures of the day, net log25 points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 22,-Thc offerings in
the spot cotton market continue light and in
consequence there small chance for a
movement of any magnitude. Factors were
asking board figures for their stocks. but buy
ers as a rule demanded concessions. Sales.
I25o bales. including 200 to arrive. Quota
lions unchanged.
The market for contracts was fairly active.
Liverpool was off again l-32d on spots and
net I-64dm2- Cad on deliveries and sentiment
locally was decidedly in keeping with the trend
Of AFFAIRS on the other side. As to pricesf
here. the opening call showed losses Of
points on August and as points on the other
months in sympathy with New York and
later followed the advance in that market.
finally closing with net gains Of points
IN August and Io@l points Oh the other po-
sitions,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST


CORRECTED AUG. 81. 1902.
Bacon-iI%c.
Dry saltod sides, Io%dIlc.
Lard-Tierces. leaf &c compound, SIC
Meal-75c per bushel.
Oats-white, soc: mixed. 4oc.
Corn-white. S29S4c per bushel.
Salt-Liverpool. 81 sack: Virginia, 55c;
Michigan ESQ pound barrels. SI.7s
Rutter-Jersey. 2o926c; Tennessee country.
l5c.
syrup-Fancy. +oc; reboiled soc.
Flour-Patent. S4Q4. rs per barrel; straight,
o. 650S.75.
susar-Granuiated. Sc; Y. C.. 4sc; cut loaf.
centA
Arrow Ties-45 lbs. SII5
Jute Bagging-2 lbs, 7AG7%c; TX lbs. ?
@7kc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
London financial Cablegram.

NEW YORK, Aug 22-The Commercial
Advertisers London fnancial caolegram says
ReaIizations on the eve of the settlement
caused q dullness In trading. The American
department was much quleter The reaction
in New York is bringing local spectators e
a sudden halt Prices opened around pari-
ties and hardened on Wall Street buying OF
the Coalers. Denver and Rio Grande and
sageed again. Consols sold at eISs; Rio Tintos
slumped TO 52R on the poor dividend outlook
Of the one year treasury hills COO. 900 has
been allotted at an average of just over q:
per cent. The Bank of England has bought
6 600 gold In bars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23

Liverpool the past week excited little notice
'rhe feeling in the trade more mixed than
ever before and 1t appeared as II the bull
crowd might gain the upper hand. Receipts
at all ports today were estimated at $500
bales against 3. 400 last year. Aftti the open
ing prices quickly rallied. near positions gain
ing 4f6 points in quick order. The insight
for the week was 1888 making 10. 436, 600
total against Io24I 900 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Aug 22-Dry Goods The de
mand for heavy brown cottons shows some in
crease in home account. Export business quiet.
Prices without quotable change bleaChtd and
coarse colored cottons unchanged. Prints
steady with fair demand. Ginghams firm.
Print cloths duh and unchanged Linens are
IN quiet request, but very firm burlaps frrc
at an improved demand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2.-Flour-ouiet; new red
Winter patents. So loa3 90: extra ancy and
whiskey-Steady at SI.3I
Dry sailed meats-Easy; boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs. $40. 90 short clears. SIo.75.
Bacon-Easy; boxed extra snorts and clear
ribs. Sil.25; short clear.t 81 S7ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23

NEW ORLEANS Aug % Sugar-Strong
open kettle. 2Ie63 3-I6; open kettle centrifu-
gal 303ik; centrifugal yellow, 3Igd4 s. | g..
seconds. l%Q5A.
Molasses-Duli; centrifugal. 5Gl5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI, Aug 22 -Flour-Active.
Lard-Easy at Sio25.
b ak meats-Steady at $40.
Bacon-Steady at S I.50.
Whisky, ST. 81.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23

She was a bakers daughter,
With suitors far from slow.
She never thought the suitors sought
To wed her for her dough.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-23
Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstrect. shows the bank clear.
irgs az the cities named for .he week ended
Aug g. with the percentage Of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year: