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Poultry aud Game.

No moro Western Poultry appeared. but the
market was amply supplied with local stock
and there continued weakness in every
thing or the list, particularly in small Broil-
ers and Fryers which formed a large per-
eentage Of the day s arrivals
POULTRY-Live Turkeys 19421c per ID for
old and 23925c for young: Geese, per pair.
81 25Q1 90; Goslings. 81 50q1 I5; Ducks. So so
Hens. S4d5 for small and So 5Gq6 for
large; young Roosters 81 5000; Old Roos-
ters S4a4 so: Fryers $3d3 so: Broilers S2Q3
Pigeons 81 25: Squads, 81 50q1 20.
GAME-Hare. 81 5O91 IS per dozen; Cot
tontail Rabbits. 81 50Q2 per dozen
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Hay and Feedstuns.

The congested condition of the Hay market
is we'll illustrated by a letter issued yester-
day by the Southern Pacific Raialroad Com
pany to the Hay merchants saying that there
are now in this city 204 cars and in West
Oakland 112 unloaded and waiting for
room on the sidetracks The company accord
ingly asks the merchants to get their Hay out
of the cars as soon possible and relieve the
congestion,
Iivernore Wheat Hay was offered yesterday
at SO with no buyers. The lower grades are
still neglected. All Feedstufs remain un-
changed.
BRAN-s21 5oa22 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$26@2S so per ton.
SHORTS-S23G24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-RolIed Barley. S21 50922 So
Oilcake Meal at the MILL s33 50dS4 so; jobbing
s35: Cocoauut Cake at mill S22622 so; jobbins.
s23: Cocoanut Meal at mill S22Q22 so: jobbing.
spa Corn Meal $30Q30 co. Cracked Corn
$50 5od31 Mixed Feed $50 56924: Horse
Beans SS0Gl4o per ton: Broom Corn Feed, 9ec
per ctl: Calfalfa Meal. carload lots. s21: job
bing s22 so per ton; Mealfalfa. SIS in car lots
and $50 for smaller quantities.
HAY--Wheat $gm13 so; Wheat and Oat,
IS 50G12 so: oat. s7G11 so; Barley and oat,
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Provisions.

All conditions remain unchanged.
CURED MEATs-Bacon. 12c per ID for
lac for extra light and 16ai7lSc for sugar
cured: dry Salt Sides, 10c; Bellies, 11hc:
Eastern sugar cured Hams. 13at 614c: Califor-
MIA Hams. 1215G13c, Mess Beef. 50 so per bbl !;
extra Mess. $40; Family. S11; prime Mess
Pork, SD; extra clear $40 so: Mess. SIT so:
Pig Pork, So: Pigs Feet. IS; Smoked Beef.
lac per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at SIC per ID for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and 915c for pure; half barrels, pure 9zc;
10-lb tins. 10Ac: 5-lb tins. 10ssc; 3-lb tins.
101ac
COTTOIENE-One half barrel SIC; three
half barrels, SIC; one tierce Sc; two tierces
re: five tierces. 7Ac per ID.
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Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hops.

The Hide market shows increased activity
and is reported more or less excited all over
the world the demand being larger than the
supply Quotations for a number of descrip-
tions are higher in consequence and Tallow is
also higher.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands. sen
about 1aG1c under quotations. Heavy Sailed
Steers, 12c. medium, II &c; light, lie; Cow
Hides. lie for heavy and lie for light:
stays S15c, Salted Kip. lie. Salted Veal 12c
Sailed Calf 12h413c dry Hides 191kc. dry
Kip. lie; dry Calf. PC: Sheepskins. sheariings.
25040c each; short Wool. 5OG90c each: medium
9Oc@s1 25: long Wool, 81 2562; Horse Hides.
salt. So 25 for large and So IS for medium.
81 20 for small and SOC for Colts: Horse
Hides. dry, 81 1892 for large and 81 so FOR
medium. 81 for small and soc for Colts. Buck
skns-Dry Mexican. soc; dry salted Mexican
25c: dry Central American, 30c Goat Skins
Prime Angoras 75c; extra large do. 81 25:
large. soc: medium. soc: small 35c
TALLOW-No 1 rendered. 464Lc per 10:
No 2 3d3hc. Grease, 2621zc
WOOL-Spring elip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, 2SG30c- Fall clip-San Joaquin Lambs
free. 17@19c: do. defective 1501Sc per ID
HOPS-1904 crop. 161AG1s15c per ID: 1905
crop. 15c.
Meat Market.
Hogs are reported easier. as arrivals are
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lres ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady: No. spring wheat,
81 O5a1 10; No 3 spring wheat s5cGs1 oo; No:
red spring wheat S6l2e; No corn 90 40
55Ac: No 2 yellow corn. sec; No. oats.
S9Ee. No. white oats, zoe; No. 3 white oats.
2SG2Sa. G; No . rye. 59Qe0c good feeding
bar rley 3663Sc: fair to choice mating barley,
41m4ic: No / faxseed. 81 26; Ney> North
western 81 49, prime 5imSthy aoIa es SEED D. 50 20;
100 hounds 81 1901 AN; short ribs sides
(ioose5, SIS o5@S is; short clear sides (boxed),
IS 5O6S 6T15: whisky. basis of high wines.
S1 Of clover contract grade, S12 50q12 rs
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New YORK SIo1cx ,,arL.,

NV YORK. Aug. Mooney on call easy
hlEhest :, lowest 10. ruling rate . last loan .
c-osl1s BID ~ offered at = Time loans
Gays and 4 months. 3lt 03Is. months, 3s4 a.
Der cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Q4L per cent.
sterling exchange frmer, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S4 S655q4- $500 for de
mana ana al 81 S4I504 4.StS0 Tor sixty day
bills; posted rates. 81 S55zG4 S715; commercial
bills 81 S45s
Bar siiver Sc.
Mexican dol iars 451ac
Government and railway bonds. steady.
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.Reans and seeds.

Lima Beans continue TO ease of Black
eyes are firm at a further advance Large %
Whites are also strong and in demand Inc
other kinds unchanged -, -
BEANS-Bayos. $444 So Pea, s3QS %,
Butter. 81 5G64; small White. 81 29qo ioi laIss
White. 50 e0a2 so: Pink. 81 oCqZ % 5or al IN
to good and s., 25ft3 10 for choice, Hed. % %
az: Lima, 50 seas 65; Red Kidneys SSg4 o.
Blackeyes, S3Q3 % per ctl. Horse Beans
81 25G2. =. 49,,
SEEDs-Brown Mustard. IS 50Q3 40; yellow
Mustard. nominal: Flax. 50 25Qtz 90; Cana.y
1;c for Utah, Rape 2S.ets,1s Timothy, no1nl-
nal; Hemp. 31sc per ID; Millet. "a 4aS7ac;
Broom Corn Seed $20G2l per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles. S2Q2 20; Green Fsds
IL
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.


Previous conditions still prevailed IN tne
market for Potatoes and<Onions. stocks oelhs
Enwieldy and trade extremely quiet Inc low
prices of river Potatoes have attracted some
business from points outside of the Sta-e, out
there has not been enough movement IN tAdt
direction thus far to relieve the situation
The vegetable market was heavily supplied
with Tomatoes, Summer Squash and Cucumpers
and all three descriptions ruled very weak
with dealers trying to urge business by cut
sing prices Green Corn frmer again and
Peas and Beans were higher under extrAlely
light supplies.
POTArOES-Early Rose, 40G5Oc per ctli !
White. 35Q65c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. S5cG
81 per ctl: Garnet Chiles 4Oq55c per ctl-
ONIONS-Yellow, 75cq$1 per ctl
VEGETABLES-Green Peas 3Q4c per loi
String and Wax Beans 591c per 10: Lima
Beans TQT1fc per Ib; Tomatoes. 20@40c per
box: Summer Squash, 30e540c per box; Cucum-
bers. 25Q40c per box; Pickle Cueumbers. nom
inal: Cabbage. Toc per ctl; Carrots T5c per
sack; Garlic 3@4c per lb: Egg Plant, SIG
1 25 per box; Green Peppers, 65cG$1 per box
for Chile and S1G1 % for Bell; Green Okra,
T5cG$1 per box; Green Corn. 81 2Jq2 20 per
sack and So 2543 per crate.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 4.-To-day's state
ment of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the $I50, 600 600 gold re-
serve, shows Available cash balance $129,
449, 595; gold coin and bullion $50, sos. 543.
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Northern Business.
P0RTI.AND

PORTLAND, Aug. 4-Clearings. 1852, ,517;
balances. $50, 42S.
SEATTLE. Aug 4.-Clearings S9S1, $3.50:
balances, 1890. .695.
TACOMA. Aug. 4-clearings. s4ss, ,4e7; bal
ances, S15,973.
balances, $40, All.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO Aug. 4-CATTBE-Receipt
2300. Steady. Good to prime steers, s5 25@
3 90; poor to medium So 1905 10: stockers and
feeders. So 25G4 20; COWS. 81 4oq4 4o heifers,
calves, $sG7: Texas fed steers. So 5o@5; West
ern steers, So 5004 go
HOGS-Receipts, 10000; tomorrow, esti-
mated 9o00 Market 5910c higher Mixed
and butchers S5s5066 10; good to choice heavy.
So 9oa6 oT1a: rough heavy. 80 1000 so; light.
IS 1896 IS: bulk of sales So 6Oq5 80.
SHEEP-Receipts. 12,0 600. Steady. Good to
choice wethers. $4G4 s5: fair to choice mixed,
S5l7 so; Western lambs, 50 50@7 90
Omaha.
OMAHA Aug 4--CATTLE-Receipts 100.
Steady to strong. Native steers 50 1906 so;
cows and hefers 81 75G4 40; Western steers.
IS 1904 so; Texas steers, 81 1903 20; cows and
heifers S243 70 Gamers, 81 50@2 40; stockers
and feeders. 81 5094 %; calves. $6qS so; bulls
a''H HoGs@Receipts 1000: market SC higher.
Heavy. So 6G15 70; mixed, 81 5o@5 TO- light.
81 7OdD5 IS. pigs 81 75q5 so; bulk of sales.
- sHEEP-Receipts, sHlg 35oo Market stronger.
Western yearlings. 81 1905 oS; ewes. SO 75G
4 80.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 4.--CATTLE-
81 25d4 IS; native cows and heifers. $2@5 25
stockers and feeders. SO 1904 40; bulls 50 25@
z *. calves SO 506b6 Western steers. So 5Od
5. Western cows. S294.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000. Market 5d1Oc higher.
Bulk of sales. s5 s0@5 90; heavy IS 1908 so:
Sf4EEP-Receipts. 5000 Strong Muttons.
s415G5 Is. lambs S5 2516 so; range we<hers.'
s. 60d5 %; fed ewes, So 75G4 so.
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Bank CIearings.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The following table,
complied by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
August 8. with the percentage OF increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Rutter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Aug 4-on the Produce Ex-.
change to-day. the butter market was firm.
CrAameries. 17G22c; dairies, 16@1Sc. eggs.
easier at mark cases included, l515c: Ssnrsts.
171hc: prime. 1S5c; extras 2lc; cheese, firm,
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Total. Canada. s6s. 1ss. COZ 10
Condition of the Treasury.

Not included in totals because containing
other items than clearings. Balances paid
in cash.
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Northern, Wheat Market.
OREGON

PORTLAND, Aug 4.-Wheat for export
Club. 73q75c; bluestem 7sQSoc. for milling
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Aug. 4-wheat unchanged
Quoted by millers-Club, 74675c; bluestem.
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Leeks. ddz bunch. Oils
Mushrooms, lb. ..--4T5
Onions. per lb. 12@ >
Ol5ra. ID ........-@15
Potatoes. per lb.11a@ :
Parsnips per dz. 15G20
adishes. dz bch. 1920
Sage, dz bnches. 25Q-
String Beans. lb.-Q10
Summer Squash,
per Id .........-Q 3
Sprouts. per ID. %
Spinach, per lb..-9 5
Sweet Potatoes, ,lb. SQ10
Thyme, dz bnchs.-G2o
Turnips. per doz.-615
Tomatoes, lb. 20 3
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s7G1o: Barley. sc 50Ge: Volunteer Wild oat,
S5Gs; stable. St 5OGS so: stock. S5Q6; Clover,
SIaI0; Alfalfa S6G9 per ton
STR AM-30l5Oc rer bale
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK Aug 4.-FLOUR-Receipts
1890 barrels; exports. 1e,1oo barrels. Dull
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1900 bushels. Spot.
firm: No. red, S8Isc elevator f. O. b. and
90ssc I. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern Duluth
81 1875 T. o. b. afoat
Except for slight opening Decline due to
favorable Northwest reports wheat was firm
all day, with a fair trade 1t responded to
rust talk, complaints of poor threshlng re-
turns. bullish Modern Distller report and
adverse Russian crop news, closing A@Mc net
ss5sc: December eoss @a15sc. closed 81 1ac May.
HOPS-Firm.
HIDES-Quet
WOOL-Quet.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
COFFEE-The market opened unchanged and
ruled on that basis until the noon hour when
a disposition was shown by a few traders 10
realize This with the absence of any great
demand caused prices to ease about poin,s
This was recovered in the later trading on
reports OF continued light receipts and Rio and
Santos markets developing renewed strength
On buying induced by these advfces the mar
ket advanced to 10 points last night s
close, which level was maintained TO the end
or the session Europe was conspicuous
seller and Wall street was the best buyer.
Futures closed steady and unchanged. Sep
tember 7.05c; October. 7.20c; December, 1850
T.z0c; March, 7.60c; May, 7.T0GT.75c; July,
1897 soc. spot-Rio steady: No. invoice.
Sssc mild. firm.
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FISK, PER PoUNI

grades, combing and clothing 2eG31c; light.
fine, 21g27c; heavy fine. 1S922c; tub washed,
32Q42e.
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London Closing stocks.

Dat aIIFtt-tlulet: :. I4d per ounce
Money a al Il per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is / 3-16 per cent and for three
months bills is i 3-16 per cent
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,,,our and Farinaceous Goods.

rrr OITR-California Family Extras 81 eO60
70 nsual terms Bakers Extras, 81 70675.
3 Sraeon iu. and Washington. jobbing at S4G4 so
PEI eFFARINACEoUs GoODs--Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. So 25 per loo
lbs: Rye Flour. s. IS. A Bye Meal. So so; Rice
e. *. Cat Meal 81 25l4 so; oat Groats, ST SO:
Honniny S3 1904 Buckwheat Flour, 81 500
Whole Wheat Flour. So so; Rolled Oats, bbls
&c 5Ol7 so: in sacks. S6Q7 Pearl Barley s6;
Split Peas. boxes. $5 so; Green Peas. S5 so per
loo lbs.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets ruled firm
futures did not follow Chicago and was lower,
with the longs selling. New Wheat was weak
err with offerings of Northern Bluestem for
ket for California Wheat is mixed, spot old
White Australian being firm at 81 671a. while
the Wheat is largely poor and receives
no attention from buyers.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 1901 55; California
White Australian, u COOL 65; Northern
al 67ll spot and 81 521sG1 57A. future de-
livery; Northern Red $l.50Q1 51A per ctI;
lower grades of Wheat 81 SoQ1 40 per ell.
FUTURES
Session TO IL 80 m
december 81 3pss ss 81 hish g 81 Ley 81 flsss ss
2 .. Session.
December 81 aDfa sg s HEa sa5 81 Ley 4sh s. cess ss
BARLEY-Futures declined about 1c, partly
to to the heavy receipts Of Il ,e9s ctis The h cash
grain remained about as before.
CASH BARLEY
81 o3s. for good to choice; new Brewing, ST 05
al 10: <ehevaiier. 81 1oG1 Is per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a m.
december ssls ss1s sT sS% ciSfs ssss
p m. Session
December--971ac bid. 977sc asked
OATS-The situation remains the same as
for some time, the fine grades being steady to
firm and the lower grades weak. The demand
and supply about balance
Red, 81 3OQl 80 for choice. 81 221HQ1 27l2
for fair to good and 81 121A@1 20 for common
CORN-Quotations show a slight reduction,
though no especial weakness is reported. Re
ceipts from all sources have been suspended
for some time but the market is apparently
sufficiently supplied for the time being
The Missouri crop report is follows: Con-
dition of Corn, 81; last month. 81 acreage
7oO0 600 acres. This suggests crop of 251,-
600, 600 bushels Condition last year, 70, when
the crop was Iii, GOO 600 bushels
Western sacked. 81 40q1 421a for Yellow and
white and 81 40 for Mixed: California large
yellow 81 40@1 45; small round do 81 556
en-. white, 81 714@1 42h; Egyptian 81 40
aat pI 20 for White and 81 35q1 40 for Brown.
v1 VI SySENs1 4I1h@1 so per ctl.
pIGK WHEAT-$1 1902 25 per ctl
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Family Rerail Market.

Several changes in prices OF Fruits and
Vegetables will be noticed this week. Some
varieties becoming scarce and high as the
season advances but most kinds are still IN
good supply at normal prices. There have
been no important changes in other lines since
last week
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Meat Market.

Hogs are reported easier. as arrivals are
increasing, though there u no actual decline
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. August 40 p.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid. Ask Bid Ask.
A. or coup 1O4 1041a IS or CD new .132 tS2 z
As or reg 104 1041a IS or coup. .-103ft 1o5A
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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sales. STOCKS. HighIL0w. Bid. ASK
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
BRITT NOW CHAMPION
HE KNOCKS OUT JABEZ WHITE OF
 ENGLAND.
Californian Wins Worlds Leadership as Lightweight at the Close of Magnificent Twenty-Roand
 Battle.

San Francisco. May 5.-James E. Britt of California became champion lightweight of the world tonight when he knocked out Jabez White of En9S land at the close of a magnificent twenty-round battle. With just twen- ty seconds to go Britt hooked the Eng lishman with a left on the jaw and the foreigner went. to the mat where he lay fiat on his back for eight seconds. He staggered to his feettb but was pow erless to defend lemself and Britt swung right and lett on his jaw. The referee to save the plucky Englishman from needless pu,S 'hment stopped che contest although White was still on his feet leaning up against thN ropes in helpless condition. White was carried to his corner and in few min utes revived sufficiently to make lit tie speech in which he said:
 T fought the best I knew how. received fair play but Britt Is evident ly the better man."
 Britt's victory was of course loudly acclaimed by the people of his own town, but White, the defeated man, was cheered just as vociferously fot the magnificent fight he made. All through the battle White showed that he was entitled to compete for cham pionship honors. He is a clever boxer, an experienced ring general and has t' sool head that carried him out of diff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
A Healthy WOman's
 Heart
is Hard to Break.

Many a woman has died of what her friends called a Broken Heart when her real trouble was Broken Health.
 Consciousness of diseased organs and a sense of fear of fife and its natural relationship make a woman unhappy. She does not realize the true cause of her mental depression and grows silent and sad.
 A modest woman hides her secret until her secret oft times hides her in the Grave.
 Surely, without the least pub icity. under strict confidence, with a Money Back Guarantee, all such women can be restored to perfect Health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
(5. E. GerStIe'S Female PanaCea

heals the diseased female or gans, makes pure blood and Eenews ambition.
 Life becomes a thing of beauty, while charming woman hood becomes a self-possessed power.
 Do not mistake Bad Health for a Broken Heart.
 If your case is not fully covered by our Tree book, s' HEALTHY MOTHERS MAKE HAPPY HoMEs," write in confidence to the LADIES' HEALTH CLUB, care Gerst!e Medicine Co., Chattanooga Tenns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
Land of TwIns and TrlpIets.

Chicago Journal
 Scotland is the land of twins and triplets holding long lead over her sister countries in this matter. In twelve months no fewer than 1925 mothers gave birth to twins and twen- ty-five presented triplets. Scotland Is among the few countries of Europe where the proportion of male babies is greater than of females. Striking an average. it Is found that there are about 1O4 males to every 100 females, but the surplus of grown-up girls Is nevertheless large, as so many men travel south and apparently neglect to take the precaution to obtain return tickets to the Land of Cakes. There is yet another interesting fact about Scotland It is the land of hale old age. Recent returns show that during one year 673 people died between the ages of ninety and one hundred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
OUTLAWED sTARLINGs.
Prove Worse Than the Insects They
 Were Intended to Destroy.

New York World.
 Consul General Bray reports from Melb2urne, Australia, that the English starllngs introduced from Great Brit ain for the destruction of insects, and protected by law. have changed their habits and have become pest to orch ardists.
 The few pairs brought Into the State have increased to myriads, and have become so destructive to the fruit ir- lustry that the regulations framed for their protection have been repealed and steps are advocated for their eradi2a- tion.
 The fruit destroyed by them includes peaches, pears, cherries, figs, aoricots, plums, grapes strawberries and dp- ples From many districts reports come that fruit growing will have to be given up unless some radical steps are taken.
 Insect eating birds such as king fishers, diamond birds, tree swallows and tree creepefs, are driven out of their nesting places by starlings, and before long these birds will DC driven out of the State.
 That is a worse record even than the English sparrow has made in this coun- try.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
Wonderful Marble Bible.

London IaIlIeF.
 Great as has been the amount of labor expended on the various Bibles of the world. the palm for execution must be given to the Kutho-daw, which Is a Buddhist monument near Manda- lay in Burma It consists of about hundred temples. each containing a slab of white marble on which the whole of the Buddhists Bible, consist ing of more than 5000, 900 syllables, has been engraved. The Burmese alphabet Is used, but the language Is Pail. This wonderful Bible is absolutely unique. The Kutho-daw was erected in 1857 by AIlndon- Min. the last king but one of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
IIncoIp,. Relative Dead.

Richmond. Va. May 5.-Abram B, Lincoln died at the old Lincoln home stead at Lacey Springs. in the Valley of Virginia. today, aged S2. His fa- ther, a cousin of President Lincoln moved to this state from Kentucky a hundred years ago.
 Abraham B. Lincoln strongly Kesam- bled his famous relative. He Is the last of his generation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
RURCLARY IS CHARGED.
Negro Arrested at Request of Mrs. T
 ID. Wood.

Ds
 Charged with burglary Will Mitchell. A yellow nego, who says he came to Montgomery from Georgia, was locked up at police headquarters at 1:SO o'clock this morning.
 Mitchell was positively identified by Mrs. T. s. Wood, after his arrest by Mounted Patrolmen Cantey and Avant as the negro who tried to enter win dow of her residence at Randolph and Lawrence Streets, at 12:30 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Wood who saw the ne- gro at the window gave the alarm and the intruder fled.
 A report was made to police head quarters and Cantey and Avant were assigned to the duty. Within an hour Mitchell had been arrested, had been identified, and was in cell. He was arrested in a house near the residence of Mrs Wood.
 The negro vii have hearing before Recorder Arlington this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06

Burma. The vast collection of temples together form square, with a dom. mating temple in the center. Each of the marble slabs on which the sacred texts are inscribed Is surmounted by an ornamental canopy in pagoda form
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
A Difference.

Philadelphia Press.
 'sThe people l lived wid before ma'am," said the new cook. wuz veFy plain"
 well" asked her new employer. "ave we not plain here
 '@Yis. ma'am, but in a diRersnt way. Tn others wuz plain in their way Q Twin, not in their looks. yna'arls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06
Rn.sIan Deatroyers sIghted.

Tokio, May 6.-Four Russian tor~ pedo boat destroyers were sighted westward of Hoktaidn vesterdav (Frl4 dax.l