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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
Interior Movement,

Houston---Steady. II isc; net receipts 2,254; gross receipts 2.254: shipments 2.23S: sales ITS: stock 32,1e6.
 Augusta-Firm. 11hc: net receipts 3s9; gross receipts SSl; shipments 7tt: sales s1l; stock 4e.5Ss
 Memphis-Steady. 11%c: net receipts 14s; gross receipts SPA: shipments 1.40f; sales $50: stock 33.2e
 st. Louis--steady, 11%c; gross receipts 3ae: shipments 326; stock 33.445
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 325; gross receipts 325: shipments es5: stock li.257.
 Louisville-Firnl, 11Mc.
 Total today-Het receipts a.o77: gross re- ceipts 3.910; shipments 5.3ss: sales 1,sse; stock 15a,777.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans. May I0.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Excaarg' today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
MARINE NEWS.

No Mo1 ME Boeas D oo s5: Banaas hs Nor. Monson Puerto Cortez.
 Cleared: Strs., Katie Nor, Johannessen, Port Limon: North Wales. Br, owen. Rot terdam: Harald. Nor. Henricksen Port Lirlon.
 New Orleans. May 1o.-cleared Strs.. Nicaraguan. Nor, Sorensen. Puerto Cortez. Coulodon. Br,. Henry, DunkiEk via Norfolk Anselm. Br.. Rivara, Port Barrios: Banan. Br. Purdon. Gulfport: Columbia. Nor, Uchermann, Ceiba.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

wilmington, N. C.. May 1e.-Holiday in naval stores market. receipts were as fol- lows:
 Spirits turpentine 2S casks. -Rosin A barrels
 Tar 90 barrels.
 Crude turDentine s5 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Charleston. S. c. May 1O.-Turpentine and rosin, nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
DAILY COTTON MARKET.

Galveston-F'irm, fiMc; net receipts 2.s47; gross receipts 2.e47; sales 400; stock s7,676; shipments coastwise 5.2zf.
 New Orleans-Quiet and steady, II 7-l6c: net receipts 2.045: gross receipts 2.o45: sales 1,sg0; stock 1b0.524: shipments to France 1900: to continent ff.68S.
 Mobiie--Firm Il 5-t6e: net receipts 50; gross receipts 50: sales 30: stock 12.a36.
 ssvannah--Steady fihc: net receipts 2.03s: gross receipts 2,o3s: sales LIS: stock e0.4es: shipments coastwise 2.421.
 Charleston--Quiet. Il 3-16c: net receipts IS; gross receipts 7s: stock 14.s0s: ship ments coastwise s4s
 Wilfuington--Steady, 11hc: net receipts 28s: gross receipts 2s9: stock 16.40t
 Norfolk--Steady, 1l%c: net receipts $50; gross receipts $50: stock 3l.553: shipments coastwise 1.241.
 Baltimore-Nominal, II &c; gross receipts 475: stock 3,S07; shipments coastwise 1.50e. New York--Ste4dy. 11.95; gross receipts 1.fI4: sales 4.ss!: stock 1s6.59s: shipments to continent 1.14a.
 Boston--ouiet. .s5: net receipts ss; Philadeiphia-steady, fs 20: stock 2,sl5; shipments to Great Britain 2&.
 wstal Movement.
 Total today. at all ports. net s.0S3: ship ments to Great Britain 24; to France 1,3o0; to continent 12.S1T: stock 541.s43.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 57.42S; 1860: to continent 3S.562. Ht"
 sTotal since September 1st. at all ports. net T.252.513; shipments to Great Britain 2,s26,4t2; to France 637.93o: to continent 2.25s.336; to Japan 1o9.471; to Mexico 2,7s4. S-ReyiSed,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
NEW YnRK CnFFEE MARKET.

New York. May 10.--The market for cof- fee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to a decline Of five points. and closed quiet net unchanged to 10 points lower
 Sales 44.500 bags. including;
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LlyERrsSnI. CoTroN ruruRks.l

Liverpool. May Io.--Cotton futures opened Hrm and closed very steady; American mid-
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NEW YORK STOCK E1sT.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
OAK GROVE.
AfAD0X.

March 6-Uncle Tom Norman is very sick. The doctor feared case of typhoid fever al first. but We are glad to report that 1t was a mistake.
 Thare was singing at Tek Ramseys recently.
 Mr. and Mrs. Newt Baggett re- joiee in the arrival of a new girl at their house. Tuesday. Febur- ary Goth. Mother and daughter are doing we'll
 Bfother Cowan preached his farIwell sermon al this place the fourth Sunday in february. He leaves for Texas in short time.
 Jess Brandon, the Watkins medicine man, made his last trip through this part of the country oue day last week. Says ke is going to Mexico for the benefit of his wife's health
 Farmers are sowing oats this week and the good wife IS mak- ing garden.
 MT. and Mrs. hadwell have a fine boy at their home.
 Uric Baggett is improving and hopes 10 be up in few days.
 Mr. Stanfield has fenced his clearing and is building . new house.
 Mrs. Haines is on the sick list this week.
 The young people had nuSi- cal at Wills Phillips last Saturday night. All present report a fine time.
 Mr. Rife and family from Ben tonville, visited at the home of Mir. Clark last Saturday and Sunday.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
GOSHEN.

March Charley Byrd, who k working for Slaughter X Co.,, called on one of his lady friends Thursday night at Sons Chapel, returned the next morning with q severe toothache, which has been paining him very much. We hope Charley better luck next time.
 Norris Clark has returned from Eureka Springs and reports a fine time
 Will Sanders and wife of Spring Valley came over Satur- day on d visit to T. NJ. Cannon.
 Mrs. Bloyd, who has been visiting relatives at Prairie Grove has returned home.
 Lee Donaldson of Mayheld was in town Friday.
 J. l.. Slaughter made busl- ness trip to Springdale Saturday.
 The bird are singing.
 The flowers are twining,
 The bells are ringing, And We are pInlng,
 For the Good Old Summer Time
 Miss Wintie Gutherie, who Is going to school at Springdale,
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
-Zz -Z-4 TONHTOWN.

March 5.-Sirginla Gortiana, who has been for some time i'll Dow, I. T., came home last Satur- day morning.
 Silvio Tomiello came home rom Indian Territory last week t0 attend to his farm.
 Father Boyle. of Fayetteville, was here last week and was the guest of Rev. Father Bandini.
 Rev. r. Bandinl left Tontitown the first of this week for Enreka Springs where he will remain for | few days.
 John Pozza is having d well drilled on his place west of Ton titown.
 Julius Farquet, an expert Wine grower. from Switzerland, is here on visit.
 The house and barn of Massi- mo Taldo, southeast of Tonti- town, was burned down last Wednesday evening at I o'clock, burning about 300 bushels of corn aud some furniture. The house was rented to John Blake and family, but the renters left that same evening and Taldo was notl- fled of the sad accident at noon of the following day and when he went over he found nothing but ashes. The cause of the fire IS yet unknown.
 A brother-in-law of Mrs. Mur- ray IS here from Monett on a vls- lt to her.
 PAPILIo.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
-------- ------------------ ELM SPRINGS.

March 5-Miss Cora Delozier began a subscription school at Elm Springs this morning.
 J. (. Mason and wife spent Sunday at Robson visiting rela- tiVes.
 News has been received here from Summers, Ark. that John Stanley is now proud father a daughter having arrived at his home last week. John IS a rural carrier out of that place now.
 J. H. Hughes has returned from a prospecting trip to Me Mullen Co.,, in south Texas. Mir. Hughes is we'll pleased with the country and will probably join Fayetteville parties in buying a large tract of land in that sec tion.
 Jim Wall and family moved back to his place in Benton County last week, and Joe White has tired of town life and moved to his farm. They will con- tinue to run the mill.
 Perry MeAnally left town few days ago riding little mule ant carrying big package of candy A short distance south of town the mule confuded to do som' stunts not iA the program, an, Perry tried to go with the mul, and hold on to his candy. As result, candy was broadcasted al the Way to Tontitown. w haven't learned whether tn, mules name was Maud or not 1t IS reported that Uncle Ton
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

March , ! \. Farley was sowing oats last week.
 Jo Carter and Miss Florence W1ldermuth, who were married in town Sunday. have rented q house from ! N Philips near Mrs. TrowbridgeS, and gore to house keeping.
 Miss Lulu Radels is making an extended visit with friends and relatives in Fayetteville.
 The whooping cough cases have all got well again.
 Miss Annie Radel> made flying visit 10 Fayetteville one day the last week, driving down and back the same day.
 Better wait til the ground gets warmer, friends, before you plant any more garden. II isn't best to crowd old nature.
 Herb Swartout and family visi- ted Sunday with Mrs. Barnes, living in the G. Phillips house.
 ]. A. Brown, from Brentwood, IS moving this week to the De Thompson place south of town.
 Mir. O'Bryan'S little boy IS very sick with pneumonia.
 Clifford Fugate IS in southern Texas working in one of the largest lumber mills of the south.
 Mrs. Will Trowbridge Is very sick woman at this writing.
 Miss Grace Sweeney IS making an extended visit with friends at Fayetteville.
 John Main and family visited at the home ot ]. w Phillips Sunday.
 Mrs. Trowbridge and Mrs. Murphy attended the organiza- tion of the Endeavor at the Christian church in town Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Fugate were callers at MT. and Mrs. Browns Sunday afternoon.
 Guhter Brooks made somebody glad with his presence Sunday evening i'll this neighborhood.
 DONT WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
Waskington County. News gathered ny nur Correspondents.
BLEWFORD.

March 5.-One of MT. Stock tons sons. from Pineville. Mo-. js here with his family visiting.
 Miss Fora Roberts has gone to live with Dr. Hifel's of Osage.
 Mrs. Perdue IS to build an ad- ditfon to her house this spring.
 MT. and Mrs. Hamby, of Low ell. were visiting at Elmer Hol- lands Sunday.
 We were very glad to have some of the Harmon folks with us at our Sunday school las: Sun day to help us out with our sing ing, Prof. Hambey was also with Us. All enjoyed ourselves. Come again.
 We had little singing at Stearl Thompson's Sunday nlght while We had the Professor With uS.
 Will Mustain, Elmer Holland, John Burnett and Mr. Roberts are each fencing in all their tim per land for pasture.
 think some Of the women who have been planting garden will be sick of their job.
 Little Hugh Neal Is sick with ! throat trouble.
 John Thompson has shaved of his beard and We hardly knew him last Sunday.
 Fire was put out the other day when the wind was high and it run into john Burnett fence and burned quite d bit and would have burned several out if 1t had not been eat of in time.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

ot making arrangements and ap- pointing q building committee.
 Miss Wise, of Pitkin, came up last Saturday to visit relatives and to attend the entertainment Saturday night.
 Grandma Glover's sister of Fayetteville came down last week and made her a few days visit.
 The aid society will meet at Mrs Hughes next Wednesday afternoon. Quite number is ex- pected to join.
 The play entitled "The Old Maids Club was rendered at the school building Saturday night. The amount received was Sf7.00. It was rendered by the Ladies Aid Society.
 Henry Mcknight, ot Tulsa, l. T., was called to the bedside of his sick daughter, Miss Allie Me Knight, who has been sick for over year with consumption. He arrived here last Friday.
 Aunt Ruth Hutehens sister. Mrs. Burton, went 10 Fayetteville last Friday to live with her son, after years stay with Aunt Ruth. She had stroke of paral- ysisoyer | year ago and has never fully recovered.
 ( Ef.N
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

Hon. K. 0. Piudall, candidate for Attorney General, drove over from Huntsville Tuesday and went from here 10 Bentonville where he spoke that night. He Is making straightforward, clear cut race the office, and his plan of campaigning is in marked contrast to that of one of his op- ponents, Hon. w. F. Kirby. Mir. Kirby, from the very start, has assumed the role of eoat-tail poli- tician, and has followed all over the state one of the candidates for United States Senator, refusing to arrange joint appointments with Mir. Pindall. On the other hand Mir. Pindall has kept out of the senatorial fight, and all others but hls own. and made q fair and manly hght. lie has made friends among the partisans of both candidates for the senate, conducting at the same time q vigorous fight against the lobby at Little Rock and i'll advocacy of the Pindall anti-lobby bill. Mir. Pindall Is clean man, and the people of Arkansas who like to see a man make the race for office on his own merits, and not attempt to get in by hanging to some body's coat-tail, will vote for him for attorney general.
 When man begIns wondering 1T he looks his age it IS very good sign he does.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
MILLERSVILLE.

March 5. We are having some weather again.
 Farmers are preparing for crops.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Dickson moved to Jim Vanzant's place near Sonora latter part of last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alvia Dickson visited home folks last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eagleton and MT. and Mrs. Myrick attended church at Springdale Sunday night.
 Harry Eagleton was pleasantly surprised Saturday night by a company of young folks to attend his 17th anniversary. After hav-
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

ing sport and refreshments, en- tertalned by singing and all hay ing a good time, with many good wishes, the party adjourned 10 meet again.
 Miss Bertha Linebarger visit ed her sister. Mrs. Charlie Till man, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. (. E. Tillman visited Albert Sherry's last Sun day.
 John Carter and Miss Myrtle Dickson stole a march on their many friends and were quitely married at the home of the bride s parents at ten o'clock Sunday morning.
 Prayer meeting at Mr. Todd's $ last Tuesday night. Was well attended and good behavior.
 Sunday school at Friendship is progressing nicely.
 Preaching at Friendship next Sunday by Bro. Block.
 Misses Nora and Lucy Myrick took dinner with Mrs. Eagleton last Sunday.
 X. Myrick has been trading horses with Carl Ownbey.
 MADoX.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
WEST FORK.

March. 5.-Mrs. Pete Luther s brother, of Indiana, came last week to make her visit. She had not seen him for l7 years.
 Mrs. Dan Murphy is quite sick with Ia grippe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tosy Males are the happy parents of an eight pound girl.
 Mir. Center moved to this place from Pitkin last week to work on the section.
 Newt Epps is in d serious con dition with rheumatism.
 A meeting is called tonight for those who are interested III the new church for the purpose
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
MUNICIPAL POLITICS,

cast were declared nominated, and two more ballots were taken without result, but OH the fourth ballot Mr. Focht was nominated and on the seventh AIr Rugel was nominated.
 The names of Gid Lichlyter and Oscar Cardwell were preSen- ted for marshal and the vote re- suited in 56 for Liehlyter and II for Cardwell.
 On motion the chairman "as instructed to appoint committee whose duty 1t shall be to call a mass meeting year hence to nominate citizens ticket, and the chair appointed L. D. Pet ross and $. N. Haxton said com mitte.
 In his speech of acceptance NIT. Brogdon stated that If he Is elee- ted mayor he will enforce the law to the letter, regardless of who IS the transgressor. The ticket IS composed of some of the best citizens of the town. and are men  against whom no word of re- 0roafb ran he SDolxen.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
Democratic Meeting.

\ caucus of the Democrats was held in the office of Drs. Young &Young Monday night and 1t was decided to put out Demo- cratic ticket and the following call was issued for a meeting to be held at the Auditorium:
 To the Democrats of Spring dale: There will be q meeting of the Democrats of the town at the Auditorium Friday night, March 9, for the purpose of nom- mating d city Democratic ticket. Everyone invited to be present. By order of
 GoMMIrEEE.
 Solt will be seen that we are 10 have two tickets after all.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

fellows would meet on this anni- yersary and fight their battles over again The old fellows who finger with us fought and marched elsewhere and tie anni- versary brings no sadness to them like II does to those who are the descendants of those who are no more.
 W. (. Haines is sojourning at Fayetteville al present helping 10 build some of the fine dwell ings that are being erected there.
 MULKEEPMo.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

Webster has sold his home place for consideration of S300o, J. r. Neale of Tontitown making the trade This IS the Uncle Jimmie Ritter place just across the creek from town.
 John Anderson has purchased another horse and is now using two horses each day to his mail wagon While lie doesn't travel so fast, he is making his schedule lon the dot inst like the Frisco Katy, and Iron Mountain fast mail trains.
 Senator Berry speaks at Elm Springs Saturday, March 10th, Come out an q hear him.
 TFCIfNSEH.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

has been home about week but returned to Springdale Sunday morning accompanied by her brother Will.
 Mrs. Stonewall Walker aa> been very i'll, but IS better.
 School closed here Monday and Prof Clark says he K going to make d crop.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

The above is the result of the meeting at the Auditorium Tues day night to nominate a citizens ticket. W. B. Brogdon was chosen chairman of the meeting and Lee Sanders secretary.
 w. B. Brogdon was nominated for mayor by $. N. Haxton. and there being no other nominations Mr. Brogdon was declared the unamious choice of the meeting.
 For recorder Grant Thompson, Lee Sanders and Arthur Graves were placed in nomination. A.. L. Thompson. II. A. Daily, Jeff Banks and $. x. Haxton were appointed tellers, and the first ballot taken resulted in the nomination of Mr. Sanders. the vote being, Thompson 14. Sam ders 52, Graves }.
 For treasurer Arthur Graves and N. D. L;chlyter were nomi- hated, and the ballot resulted in 31 for Graves and 4 for Lich- 1Yter.
 For aldermen the names Of A. ]. White, E. H. Sanders. F. $. Smith. J. r. Bennett. Wm. Foeht, C. A. Rugel, J. 4. Joyce, Bert Lewis. !. H. Slaughter. l. E. Rader, Chas Jarvis, E. T. Caudle, L. D. Petross were presented. The first ballot resulting as follows: White l9, Sanders b5, Smith IS. Bennett 2, Foeht %, Rugel E, Joyce E, Lewis 8. Slaughter 36. Rader ;, Jarvis 4z Gaudle 10, Petross 19. Sanders, Joyce and Jarvis, hav- received a ma iority of the votes
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
JOHNSON.

to hear Booth Lowery lecture last Wednesday night, but quite large squad journey to hear Miss Bagby sing Saturday night
 Bert Johnson, of Harris, came out last Wednesday evening and sojourned until Thursday morn ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson.
 The world looks dark and dull to-day.
 have cold
 The air is chtll the skIes are gray
 l have cold
 The outlook : dismal. shIvery. drear, The future promises no cheer. There's uo more jay in life, l fear.
 have d cold -
 And that same cold stieketh closer than Bennett Maxey'S tor menting earbuneles. or c. N. Hays itch for office.
 N. D. Merrill, of Denver, Coio., is sojourning here at present nak- ing some big Improvements on his farm which he purchased re- gently from Charlie Cummings. Mr. Merrill IS we'll pleased with this country and wants to get b. cations for two of his friends who want 10 come 10 Arkansas To live.
 Elmer Rice is coming in from Philadelphia where he has been attending school, and will take charge of the Hilton place. north Of Johnson.
 The Stony Point people are en- joy1ng protracted meeting which is being conducted by Ref. Hamby, the field missionary of the local Baptist association.
 Will Nichols made trip down 10 Ballard, l. T., last week to see the country and visit relatives.
 John McClendon made round trip business errand to Seligman, Mo-, yesterday.
 Ben Johnson, Jr. finished his course of instructions in the plumbers art recently and ecided to locate in St. Louis, so his wife and little daughter went up on yesterdays train to join him there where they intend to make their future home.
 John Vernon is able to hobble around with crutehes to support his weight and it will be some time before he will be able to trav- el as well as before he started on his trip west where he met with the accident that has kept him knocked out of active duty for so many long months.
 Mrs. Brown, of Belleville, Can- ada, left yesterday evening for her home after spending the win ter with her daughter, Mrs. John McCiendon.
 A stray snowman with hypno- tising attractions tried to get some place here last week to fish suckers, but no school room or vacant building could be secured, so the gentleman meandered on to seek greener pastures.
 John N. Cohea. of Whey Grove, was in Johnson yesterday saving ''howdyn to old friends.
 Mrs. Will Crum left Sunday evening 10 visit relatives at Avo- ca. Ark.
 John Roark returned Friday from Seneca, Mo, and Is arrang- ing to ship his household goods to that country west of Seneca where farmer has to tickle the soil just little bit to raise whop- pin big crops.
 Forty-four years ago today the battle of Pea Ridge was opening but all of our local veterans have been mustered out, and only 8 few years ago saveral of the ole
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

Mayor W. B. Brogdon.
 Recorder Lee Sanders.
 Treasurer N. D. Liehlyer Marshal-Gid Lehlyter.
 Aldermen ]. \. Joyce, Ghas. Jarvis, C. \. Rugel, Wm. Foeht, F. H. Sanders
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

When man beglns wondering 1T he looks his age it IS Il very good sign he does.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

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