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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
scHwAB BRINGS ACTION.
Suit to Foreclose SIC, ,O00, 900 Mort
 Oa0a on Shipbuilding Company.

Suit to Eoreclose $1O,OOO,OOO Mort-
 gage on Shipbuilding Company.
 New York Jan. S.-The taking of testi- mony in another of the many legal pro- ceedings developing out of the collapse of the United States Shipbuilding Com pany, the suit brought by the New York Security and Trust Company, trustee, to foreclose tine $lO.OOOOOO second mortgage given by the United States Shipbuilding Company in payment for the stock of the Bethlehem Steel Company was begun to-day before United States Commission CT Sheldon, who was taking the testi- mony for United States Circuit Court Judge I,acombe. Charles M. Schwab, as owner of practically all of the bonds is sued under this mortgage. is a co-com- plainant. the case being defended by the Smith.
 The compliments introduced a number of witnesses to-day to establish the eX- istence of the mortgage and bonds, the
 presentation of the international cou- pons thereon for payment in August, 1903, and the alleged default in payment, on which the suit for foreclosure is bas- ed. The defence. objecting to the intro duction of the mortgage and of the min utes of the meetings of the sO-called dummy directors" of the shipbuilding company declared that the mortgage was invalid because executed improperly and | by persons not qualified to do so and | that the minutes did not show that the persons assuming to act as directors
 were qualified to do so. The case will go
 forward Monday.
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Ural, Profitable. Lurdan, Ping and Es- tada ran.
 Second race, eleven-sixteenths of mile; pussGeb %on: Gottileben nUs $5 X Keno M to second I. third. Time. i:07 1-2 Lady Blair. Moonstone. Kilo II, Absolute. Iurtie'
 Third race. one mile; selIing-flatonius l07 (Prior). to 1. won; Discus, l9S: eM. gohnson!. s to I; second; ultruaa, ,ss ioS' E. E. Worth, Ohio Girl, Bassani;, Gold One, Frank Pearce. Seaforth and Albert Rignf ran. ar. J. V. Kirby. 1O2. (Buxton), to l, second; Canejo, 100. tJohnson). 5 to 1, third: Time. l:16. Schwarzwald. Eggnogg and Fiamero ran. -
 Fifth race. six furlongs; Clauson course -Orsina, 100. tL. Spencer). to 10. won; Glen Nevis. 100. (Adams. to l, second; Montana Peeress, 1oS. tBuxton),, 25 to l; third. Time 1:11 Foxlake, Gallant and
 Sixth race. one mile: selling-Pilot. lO2, G Lewis). 20 to l. won; Farmer Jim, l09. tReichD, r to 1. second; Lunar loO' ,. IVY: Apparent Lemco, Dr. Bernays, Labor' CastaKa and Moore ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race. Clauson course. selling--Ag- nes Mack 9i; Thisbe @; Frlerhne; ss; Ca 102; Andrattus, 104; Jim Gore II. Evander Ismar, Chief Oloha, Wachusette, 105; Madam Valmar 108.
 Second race, three furlongs. two-year olds-Woodclaim. Peggy Mine, Hersaln, Ella owen. 10o; Bishop Poole, Azelina, 1lO; Count de Grammot, ll3.
 Third race. hurdle hn,dicap. mile and quarter-Major Hooker, ' .ourish, 125; Rio Chico 12S; Tommy Hill, 133; Indian II, 135; Limberjim, 140: Charawind, 165: Poorlands, 172.
 Fourth race, selling. Santa Catalina Stake, seven furlongs-Anirad, 79; Bes- man. 94; Dupont. Warte Nicht. 99;. Mezzo, S9; Ragtag. Princess Titania, 102; Havi- land, 106: Golden Rule. IA.
 Fifth racs, mile and quarter, selling Cloche dor, 8: Discus, Rio Shannon, 103; Henry Clay Rye. 10S; Chub. 110.
 Sixth race. -slxteenths mile-El Cortesa, 10l; Susie Christian, 103; Picture, Sais. 1OS; Bill Curtis. Golden Mineral, 110i Dargiu I13
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
MARTNE NEWS.

NoRroIK--Arrived steamers Cleveland 1Br.) Richards, Port Ingiiss: Ilansannor CBr.. Crox- ton. Galveston; Giacomo, dt). Reooa. oaives- ton Sailed. steamer Aldboro (Bro, Tafeheil. Bordaeux; Port onia tGer.). Richman. Dublin: Norikap (Nor.), Lind. Banes. 4 E NEWPORT NEwS--Arrived. steamers Cayo Romano tBr.). Raider, Galveston, and sailed
 sAVANNAH-saiied. steamer St. Leonards
 AcKsoNVLLE--Arived. schooners Hart (Br) wesson. Nassau.
 KEY wEsT--Arrived, 7th. steamers Alamo. Johnson. New York and sailed for Galveston; shinnecock Rowland, Miami and returned. Sailed tug Massaso,t. Tortugas. .F
 PORT TAMPA-Arrtved. steamer Westmore tBr). owen. and Palartstgen tDan). Branth.
 PENsAcoLA-Arrived. steamer Zeengera tBr) webber. Diquirs. Cleared, bark Taocle Ut.), Porzio. Rosario. Sailed. steamers Pensa- cola, o'Leary. Tampico; Honolulu dt). vaiie.
 NEW oRLEANs-CIeared, steamers Hellas (Greek). Piagos, Hamburg.
 PORT EADS-Arrtved steamers Maria (Aus) ) cruz; Irishman Br.l. Williams, Liverpool; Louisiana, Hopner. Havana; Fl Monte, Max son. New York; Rosina tBr.). Hurry. Ceiba Beacon tNor.), Petersen. Port Limon.
 MoBILE.Arrivsd. steamers ro:nba tBr,). Lourenco. Msraues;. bark Henrick Ibsen (Sor.) Salyesen, Port Elizabeth. Cleared. steamers Mercatpr (Nor.). Kaiser. iAarana, Cuba; An doni (Br.). shsIdrake, Liverpool ts
 NEW YoRK-Arrived off Nantucket Fur
 PALERMo-saiied. citta di Messena. New York. f
 CoPENHAoEN-Arriyed. Norge, New York.
 BROwHEAD-Passed, Canadian, Boston,. for
 oUEENsTowN-saiied, cymric. Boston
 MovILLE--Sailcd, siciliaA, St. Johns
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BENNETT ENTRY AGAIN
TAKES FEATURE AT NEW oR-
 LEANS.
Little Scout Wins Jackson Handicap on Heavy Track--caterpillar With Fisher Up Gets Home
 at Track Odds of % to

New Orleans. Jan. S.-Little Scout and Lurahghter, both of whom outclassed the scant fields opposed to them, were the only winning favorites today. The fea- tufe of the card was the Jackson handi- cap at a mile and a half. and worth sl,lVo 70 the winner. Little Scout was strong fayorite in the betting and won without running on ssn Se meoe weather sts Was clear and the track heavy and lumpy.. furlonss-!second sighf. ss. {W: Hennes- beij. Iii to 2. second; Chats, g 1-2, {Tfyamsl. 100 to i third, Time. 1 :2s. Sea grave. Equity, Shortcake. Pleasant Memo ries, Sadie Burch. Lights Out, Hobson's
 Second race, selling: seven furlongs- Caterpillar. 12S. CW. Fisher). 20 to l. won; Uranium 13o. H. Phillips). 20 to l. second; rsnes s i ysn aa df F aad S 5hTS Pompne nlm Rarkelmores Gus Lanlxa. Star Gazer, Na- bocklish and Neither One ran.
 Third race. nile-Katie Powers. ss. q tCallahanl. 50 to 1. second; Rankin, ss. lMcIntyre). Ssto 5. third. Time. 1:46 4-s. Lev Dorsey. Arden. Inspector Shea, H. L Coleman. Marcos and Burgoyne ran. haIfGLittie Scout. iis. w. Hicks). to lO won: Bondage. 107. Fuller), 9 to 5, sec. ond; Little Elkin. 1ol. CMcIntyre), to (. third. Time. z.46. Ethics ran.
  Kins. io4. tJenkins), 10 to 1. won: Edward Hale. 95. (McCafferty)..s to ]. second: Lou Woods, lOs, Higgins). IS to 1, third. Time, 2:W 3-5. Fuliback, Badger, Reckoner, Larry Wilt. Ida Penzance and Russell
 Sixth race, mile-LuraIighter. 1oi, tStille). to 2, won; Sea Shark. e4 (Rob- bins). to 2. second; Lampoon, 14, tH Phillips). to ?. third. Time. 1:6. Colo
 Entries for Today.
 First race seven furlongs selling-Lou- isviile. s7: Tioga. ss: Annie Max, 100: Past 10z: Sid Silver, 103; Bard of Avon. Circus Girl. Ethel Wheat, Burning Glass, l04; W. J. Deboe. Oclawaha, 10S; Over Again, 11u.
 Second race, 2-year-olds. three furlonss, purse-Cieona. Viperine, Friar Tuck, Ly- theiist. Isabella B., Stella Allen. Blaze Duchess, 107; Garret Wilson. Belaval, 1lO. Third race, three-fourths of mile. purse-Ostrich. Ss; Palmist. go; Aminte. 100; Joe Goss. Bounding. 1n; Golden Cot tage, 105: Dutiful, Exclamation, ICY; Scor- pio. 110.
 Fourth race. six and a half furlongs, GentilIy handicap. Sl,O00 0added-Algonquin. 90; Harmakis, 97; St. Tammany, 99: Par isienne. 1903 Ascension. 105; Hands Across, lOS: Dan McKenna, lO9; Big Ben. Fl. Fifth race. mile and twenty yards. han dicap--Scotch Thistle, 100: Shortcake. 10i: Falkland, 105; Mad Mullah. Footlights 8 Favorite, no; King Croker, l12; Rainland, 113: Dutiful, 114.
 Sixth race mile and three-sixteenths, selhng-Royal Pirate, 79: Baronet. SS: Free Admission, Barca. %; Mauser. Beaucaire. | g3; McWilliams, 9i; Judge Cantrill, J5; | Irving Mayor. y8; Floyd K, s9; Sidney Sabbath. 1Ol; Tine Messenger, l03.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
TO FIGHT COTTON PEST
THE SUN OF se5o, ,ooo IS MADE
 AVAILABLE. .-~..
Will be Expended Under Direction of the Secretary of Agriculture
 in Campaign Against the
 Mexican Boil Weevil.

Washington, Jan. S-The House today
 made available the sum of s25o000 to be used to meet the emergency caused by the
 ravages of the cotton boil weevil and
 other insects, and diseases affecting cot-
 ton. The measure was adopted without
 division. meeting general support. The
 sum is to be diverted from the half mill
 lion dollars appropriated last year to
 eradicate the foot disease among cattle.
 Mir. Burieson (Texas), speaking for the
 bill. explained that the measure simply
 diverted money already appropriated and
 did not make q new appropriation. He
 urged the importance of the passage of
 the bill to the cotton growing sections, giving the history of the boil weevil, and what 1t has done.
 Mir. Giiiett (Mass.), called attention to another insect-the gypsy moth-wnicn had been brought to New England, and which he said was equally dangerous and should receive attention with view to l its extermination.
 Mir. Robinson Ark.), spoke for the bill. Mir. Slayden tTexas). in urging its pass age, said he hoped the bill would not be l jeopardized by amendment. Mir. Gardner (Mich.). said he believed it would be establishing bad precedent to pass the bill.
 MT. Gillett (Mass.). offered an amend ment for an additional appropriation for $250.00o for the eradication of the Egyp- tian moth. MT. wadsworth made the point of order that this was not germane. as 1t was new appropriation. Tn arguing against the point of order, MT. Giilett said the meaning of the word "germane' was related" He would have to leave the question as to whether the Mexican boil weevil was a relative of the
 Egyptian moth to the scientific knowledge
 of the Speaker.
 The Speaker sustained the point of or der against the amendment. and the bi.i was passed without division. It provides that the sum made avail | able may be expended by the Secretary of Agriculture in such manner as he shall deem best, in. cooperation with the Sta:e
 experiment stations and practical cotton growers, if the Secretary of Agriculture
 shall deem it advisable, to meet the emer-
 geney caused by the ravages of the poll
 weevii and other insects affecting cotton. The House then went into committee of
 the whole to consider pension bills. The committee rose at 2:55 D. m., having ac.- | eo favorably upon 115 bills, 9 of which | were Senate bills.
 The House passed the 115 bills in twenty minutes. sl
 At 2:45 D. m. the House adjourned until | Monday.
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Ilr Buchanan. The Specialist.

,rS.eats Syphilis just 1t is treated at Hot { SnrinKs, by rubbing and sweating. and every sesr,scientious physician will tell you this is the onIv CORRECT treatment.
 lie treats Gonorrhoea by the irrigation method. This is the only treatment that is
 lie treats Structure by the electrical method enc one that has been adopted by the leading ssrgeons because it is permanent. Free from min and danger and in every respect ahead tsF inc kuife Of course the other diseases ,,sc.,iar to men, also rectal diseases. treat 49 ecIentincalIy and successfully. Our office Ssssft fa Ffle most perfect that money can get <re have spent thirteen years treating these 6sseases Each year we visit the leading hos e,4t,Flg and surgeons Of the world and we do rnf mnfEfess time of money when 1t comes to iearuing anything that will help our patients. Tve have in constant attendance at the office aIa assistant physician and nurse: OGice hours. a. m. to D. m, office. ioh Dexter Ave, Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
TRAINING SHIPS SAIL.
Will Go to Guantanamo and Thence
 to Panama

Pensacola, Fla. Jan S.-The Atlantic training squadron composed of the Min neapoli5, Columbia, Yankee and Hartford, sailed this afternoon for Guantanamo, from which point they will proceed to Panama to relieve vessels now stationed there. The squadron will return to this port within a month If the situation at Panama will permit.
 The German cruiser Stein, Captain Dam- browski, with 500 apprentices on board, arrived in port today for a brief stay. She came in just before the departure of the Atlantic squadron and as soon as she came to anchor and had saluted the American vessels, Admiral Wise. of the training squadron, made an official call upon the commander of the Stein, which was returned before the departure of the squadron. The Stein will sail for Ger many tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
IRoQUoIS FIRE INQUEST.
No New Evidence of Importance is
 Adduced.

Chicago. Jan. S.-No evidence of inn portance which had not been previously made public was obtained today at the coroner's inquest over the victims of the Iroquois Theatre fire of December %.
 Engineer Murray of the theatre. in his testimony, showed that the theatre was almost destitute of protection against fire and no precautions had been taken ard that no instructions had ever been given to any of the attaches. There were stand pipes, he said, in the theatre, but only one coil of hose and this not over fifty feet long.
 Other witnesses of the day told chiefly of their own experiences.
 Two more names were added today to the list of victims of the fire. when Nellie Lawson, 2 years of age, and Estelle Muir. S7 years of age. died in the hospital This makes a total of 56S dead according to the coroner.
 Moss Muir. whose home was in Evans vile, Ind, was in the thsatre with his two sisters, both of whom perished.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09

Country Produce. Pouitry-Hens. s2c apiece; frying size. 20 R22c.
 Potatoes-Irish. s5cQsI per bushel; sweet, 75gsoc.
 Iemons-Per box, s2. 5o93.oo. Rice-No. |. Pc, No. 2. Sc. Peanuts-Per pound 5hG6c. Pineapples-Per crate, S2 5o@2.75. Beans--Choice hand-picked navies, SAYS: red Sdney beans, SS, 90; Lima beans. 51se per lb. Bananas-Per bunch. sI.7592.oo. oniOns-Per bushel 95c. AppIes-Per busheI. soasoc; per bbi.. ss0 cranberries-Pcr barrel. SIo Celery-Per bunch. 35@6Oc. Malaga Grapes-Per keg, S4.6O. Cocoanuts-Each, 4c. Florida Oranges-Per box. says. .-tH Provisions. Dry salted sides-7Ac I.ard-Leaf, 7%c. Meai-s21s955c per bushel. 0ats-White 5oq soc; mixed, 4ec CoTn-white. 63ae5c per bushel. salt-Liverpooi. Sl per sack; Virginia. COG; Michigan. 26o-pound barrels Sl.75. Butter-Jersey. 2og2ec: Tennessee country. syr,,p--Fancy, 4ec: reboiled. soc Flour-Patent, SAYS per barrel; straight. saasSaar-Granulsted. aSa sNc: Y. C.. 4'sS4Hc; cut Arrow TieS-4o IDS.s 0i.lO. Jute Bagging-2 lbs.' 7hGTEc; l% lbs'' 7AQ71sc
 Woodware. Half Bushels-Iron- bound, per doE. $3.oo. Peck Measures-Iron bound per dog. S2. SO. Buckets-Two hoops. SAYS; three hoops. G. %; brass. red cedar. S7.0O. N.'eh Buckets-S3. 50. Washhoards-Sl. 75A2.S SO
 Hardware. Eails-wire. S2. 50. Axes-S5. 5o@65 SO Cotton Cards-$46 50. Hollow WaTe-Country 3hc,
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Oil Well a Menace.

Beaumont. Texas. Jan. s.-A telephone report to The Journal states that man named Mullen was found dead this morn- ing near the new Guffy gusher at Bat sons. and dozen others who were sleep ing in tents near the we'll were over come. being rescued barely in time to save their lives. One of these. name un- known. suceunibed later. Officers took possession of the well as a public men ace, closed the valve and chained it. s'.-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09

Light to moderate rains occurred in middle and East Gulf and South Atlantic districts yesterday. followed by generally fair In the South this morning. with cooler from New Or leans and Mobile northeastwaTd to North Carolina: a very decided storm center moving eastward over the Great Lakes is giving warm CT, with very general over the Lake Re- zion. the middle East and Northeast; generally fair weather prevails in central districts and over the western half of the country. with warmer in central and southwestern districts and somewhat colder in the Middle West: a depression developing over the Southwest will cause increased cloudineas In Alabama Satur- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
What Every Body is Expectine

Macon tGa.) TeIegrapn.
 Secretary Root sent this Christmas greeting to the army: 'I wish the army peace. prosperity and perfect prepare l. fact. 1t Is altogether significant Perfect preparedness" for what?-war, of course Why should he openly express such q wish" at this time? He Is expecting Teddy to get us into trouble. And that is what most of us are expecting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
MONTGOMERY HANDICAP.
Witful, Claude, Little Scout and S5 Others Nominated.

Memphis, Tenn. Jan. 9.-Entries to the Montgomery handicap. the first big handi- cap of the spring racing season were an- ilounced today by Secretary MacFarlan of the New Memphis Jockey Club. Eighty eight nominations were made for the event which represents the rank and file harCicappers in the West and South. The Montgomery handicap Is mile and a sixteenth and has an added value of $3.G0 with silver cup. or plate to the winner. It will be decided ou. March S. opening day of the. Montgomery Park meeting. Weights are due February 6 and final dec latations must be made on or before Feb ruary 20. The event has been won in the past by Clifford. Modesty, Riley. Hypo- crite.. Salvable and others while last years renewal resulted in q victory for Ordnung and defeat for the favorite. Mo Chesney. The following are named for this years renewal:
 Ffighbafi. Witful,' Claude. Injunction. Bad News, Proceeds. Conturer. Safety Light. Auditor. Rocka way. Capsine. Me Haviland. Precious Stone, Rian. orfco, Little Scout. Dan MeI<enna, Aladdin, Sail Tor Knot. Judge. Byways. nelagoa, Cog noInen. Potheen. Henry MGpaniei, Top soil. Fayonius, Telamon. Golonial Girl Montebank. Dutiful, Monasttc. Burleigh, Duelist. Early. Flobob, Clearwater. Otis, The Conquerer IT, Deutschland, Het1el, Ancke. The Giver, Bondage. Rankin. Fa- lsrnisn % H1ssah, ,es,S.; Action; sSnth6resze Gilfain. Lauralighter. Captain Arnold, Vestina Belle. J. P, Mayberry, Exclama- ton, Ascension. Rainland, Boaster. Pom pinos De Reszke. Longshot. Imp. Martin pelier. Banter, Coruscate, Judge canrrell, Hands Across, Wax Taper, Rampo, Dan Lee, Woolsack. t7rchin. St. Tammany, Volney, InQuisitive Girl.
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At Aacnt Park-

Los Angeles. Cal. Jah. S.-Urbano and OrsIna. the latter at odds-on. were the only winning favOrites at Ascot Park to- day. Weather. clear; track. fast.
 : First race. six furlongs; selling-Crbano, Uarretto), 8 to 1, second: Jingler, l07. (Adams), 6 to ,third. Time, 1;ls IA
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Weather Rlport

Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau Tor selected Southern sta. tons during 24 hours ending ' a. m.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. a.
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Chain Trsces-e4.0 .0o07.oo. Belows-e4. so0t 10.
 Hides, Wool Etc. HIdes-oresn saitsd. ec; dry dint. lsts; dry saited. loc. 1-'s Beeswax-24c per pound. sheaffne-- lo02oo each.
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Weather Conditions.

The Coosa will remain nearly stationary, and the Alabama will rise slightly or remain sta- tIonary during the next two days.
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THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature for day, 57 degrees. Minimum temperature for day. 36 degrees. Average temperature for day, 46 degrees. Normal temperature for day. 49 degrees. A9ccumulated deficiency since Jan. |, 40 de- grees. Average relative humidity for day, "A per cent. Rainfall since Jan. |, lI4 inches.
 River Bulletin.
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Announcements.
FOR SOLICITOR
FoR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU.
 CATION,

hereby announce myself as a candidate for Superintendent of Education for Montgom- ery County, subject to. the action of the C. W. CONVECTION.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-09
At Oakland,

other we'll played horses took the races at Oakland today and the public had the peter of the gambling. The third event over the Futurity course resultede4n the closest finish of the afternoon. Weather clear: track fast
 First race, Futurity course, selling Uletma. 1N (Larson), to I. won; The Miller: lU1 a: T. sheehanl, to l. sec third. Time, Ill 1-2. First Chip. Belle Reed. The Stewafdess. Lady Kent, Amaza, Saul Of Tarsus. Theron. Luckback ran.
 Second race one mile, selling-Illiluon. Clark. 100 Qarson). s to 1. second; Sug- den. 1OT (J Martini, 5 to 1. third. Time, 1:41. Prestolus. Billy Moore. Respirator, Pat Morissey. Constable, Marlin, Antolee, Mordente ran.
 Third race, Futurity course, selling Matt Hogan, Ill G. Bullman). to l. won; Cousin Carrie. 100 (Kunz), to l, second; Quiet. 109 0Hildebrand. to i. third. Time, 1:lO l-2. Pickaway, Beren- dos. Lurehe, Saintly, My Surprise. Pure dale ran.
 ing-Tom Slavin, 99 CLarson), to l, won; Uptlma. lO6 .(Oiiphant), to l, second; Frank Woods, Ill lSee). to 1. third. Time. l:7 1-2. Sissenvine. Lapidus. Mllas. MacgyIe, Dotterel, Achille, Donator. G. w. Traherne, Expedient ran.
 Fifth race. thirteen -sixteenths of mile. selhnK-Ananias, 1O9 (Hildebrand), 8 to ], won; Et tn Brute, 104 (Dardson). 1 to |. second; Coroner Kelly d05 (Oliphant. t to l. third. Time. 1920. Northwest. Bom- bardier, Miss Betty Harbor ran.
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, purse-Joe lesser. 1O9 U4arsonl, 2 1-2 tn 1. won; Flush of Gold. 107 q. Martini. to l, second; Gorgolette. 97 (Kunz). to 1. third. Time. 1:45 S-4. Chickadee, McGrathianu. Prince. (irafter. Ohagen ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race. six furlongs, selling-RinaldO, Abbey Stead. Shark. 106 Blue Ash, 9S; Leash. Tamm l01; St. Rica, 1O9; Ethel Ab- bolt. S4: Reno Bell, 99; Pristlike. Lady Kent, 104.
 per, John Boggs. 102: Watertower. Gibral- tar l05; Brennus, 1O6: Yellowstone. 1O0; Meehanus. 112.
 Third race. six furlongs, selling-Lands- downe, Ss: Puredale Bay Ponder, 1Ol {: Enfshee. Mullah. l04: Albermarle. 1O3: Colonel Van. 106: Rollck. 1OS Harry Thatcher, Ill; Louis Wagner 112.
 Fourth race. Follansbee handicap, seven furlongs-Otto Stiefel. Incubator, 1O5. F. E. Shaw, lO6; Military Man, 1O7 The Fog. Ben Mac Hui 112 Daisy Green, Dainty mas. Hagerdon, lls; Arcade. 12O; Iridlus,
 Fifth race. mile and quarter, selling Nigrette, s4; Lacy Crawford. Modicum. s6; Rosario. 90; Edna Riley. 1Ol; Colonel Anderson, l03: Namtor. Position, Fl Oriente, l06; Ben Mac d'Hu lOS.
 Sixth race. mile and fifty yards, sell ing-Billy Moore, Augie, Expedient, Cracko, 99: Billy DOT, 97; Kitty Kelly, lOs; Fl Pillar. 1O4; Brestolus. 106; Achilles, Mocoroto. f09; Hopponax, III.
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STATIONS.
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE.
 Country Produce.

FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Director. Weather Bureau
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Stockholders Msstiaq.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ntfss National Bank of Montgomery will be heln at its banking rooms on Tuesday. Jan. t&sh, leo4. at i2 o'clock noon for the election nk Beard Of Director and for the transaction 2k pny ether hnsineas that may properly come befers she meeting.
 M 4. 8. wooLFoLK. Cashier.
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River Bulletin.

Indicates rise. . Indicates fall.