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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
 Corrected DaiIyD These prices are at wholesale and not to consumers: 6tarch-corn s@IOe: standard goods
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

EEW YORK STOCK LIsT.
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WANT NO MORE LAW
FRATERNAL INSURANCE MEN BE.
FORE IOWA LEGISLATIVE
COMMISSION
Members Of Commission Inclined to
Favor Some Restrictive Legislation
Contention is That Assessments Are
Too Low for Permanently.

Des Moines, July 20.-Fraternal in
surance men are making an effort to
induce the legislature commission to
recommend no restricting legislation to
the next general assembly. A number
of the officers of various fraternal in.
surance companies have been before
the commission and have declared
their belief that the fraternals will
work out their own salvation" If CIV
en- the opportunity and let alone. The
members of the commission are diyid-
ed on the proposition, some favoring
letting the fraternals alone and others
believeing that restrictive legislation
should be enacted. j. T. Take Of the
Mystic Toilers and w. e. Davy and
others of the Yeomen have been before
the commission with this plea. G. w.
Halves Of Rock Island, one of the head
officials Of the Modern Woodmen of
America, will be before the commission
this week with the same plea.
Assessments Are Too Low.
Members of the commission who are
strongly in favor of legislation are
pointing out to the fraternal officials
that from even the most favorable
risks the companies are not getting
from the insured what the benefciar-
les will get on the death Of the insured,
and as the money is not put at inter-
est there is no accumulation of funds
with which to pay the balance. Young
men of less than 80 in many orders
are paying only about $40 a year for
$4,000 of insurance. 1t would then be
necessary for them to live 200 years in
order to pay in the $4,000 which their
beneficiaries will receive at their
death. They claim the fraternals can
run about twenty years by taking in
young men and must then go out Of
business, to be succeeded by other
fraternals starting new with none put
young men. For this reason they are
arguing for legislation on the claim
that IL all insurance companies are
forced to charge higher rates they can
still give insurance much cheaper
than the old line companies.
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DAVIS COUNTY LINE.

Davis County Line, July 20.-Henry
Vaughn and wife and daughter and
Nora and Gertie Miller visited Sunday
at the James Colston home. ri
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller spent
Sunday at the Chris Kunzman home.
Jacob Hamm and family visited re-
Gently at the Will Hamm home near
Troy.
Willie Haney and son Floyd were
Selma callers Monday.
John Plass and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. Plass' mother.
Earl Hem and Miss Flossie Strang
visited Sunday at the Abe Mcclure.
home
Ed Lasley made business trip to
Selma Monday.
Rubby Hamm spent Sunday at the
George Miller home
Orpha and Hazel Barker visited re-
Gently with Miss Lutte Simmons.
Mrs. Steve Puffenbarger. who has
been Ill for some time, Is reported
better. AE
Miss Jamie Jones visited Tuesday
with Miss Lutte Simmons.
John Tilton spent Sunday with Guy
Haney.
cloe Carroll visited Sunday with
Vera Haney.
Miss Lutte Simmons called Wednes-
day on Mrs. May Michael.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore were
Selma callers Wednesday.
Joe Simmons and Paul Puffenbarger
spent Wednesday in Selma.
Steve Puffenbarger visited Tuesday
at the Lewis Stern home.
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conservatory contains number Of
cacti, which afford the family no small
amount Of pleasure by the blossoms.
which are a matter of annual interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Swinney of OF.
tumwa, spent Thursday with relatives
in this city.
Fred Allender has returned from.
Kansas City, where he has been
spending year or more.
Mrs. Geo. Breeding of Ottumwa is
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs Martha Bryant.
Delmar Bollman Is spending his
summer vacation in Melrose visiting
his grandmother, Mrs Fountain, who
has reached the grand old age OF 1O1'
years..
quiet wedding took place wednes-;
day evening at o'clock at the MIL
lard Saunders farm, occupied by the
Hahn brothers The ceremony, which
was performed by Elder M. Downing.
united the destinies of Miss Clara CAL
vert and Ollie p. Hahn. Immediately
after the ceremonv refreshments were
served. Only the relavties Of the bride
and groom witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn will make their
home on the Saunders farm for the
remainder of the summer.
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HoPEWELL.

Hopevell, July 2o.--The ice cream
social given by Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Proctor was well attended and good
time was reported by all.
Joseph Proctor and Earl Roberts arc
preparing to leave soon for Cannon
City, Colo.
j. M. Walker and wife, J. w. John
ston and were Sunday visitors at the
B. r. Blake home.
Mrs. Sarah Smoot Of Ottumwa, IS
visiting at the home of her brother
Jonathan Hunter, and other relatives.
Fred Proctor was a caller at the C.
F. White home Sunday.
Erastus Hunter. Jr., called on Frank
Sample Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abb Jones attended
services at Ash Grove Sunday.
Edward Huffman died Tuesday at
the county farm Of Davis county, and
was buried Wednesday evening. He
was formerly of this place.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Thursday Live Stock Market i
Brief.

Thursday Live Stock Market in
Brief.
Best, beet cattle Arm to a shade
higher. Kind below SIS mark weak to
little lower. stillers sell at top price
Of the season. All desirable fat steers
picked up early. Demand Is again
brisk for good cows. Poorer classes
continue to go extremely slow. Bull
trade draggy calves sell we'll. Stock
ers almost unstable, but feeders
wanted. Hog trade uneven at about
Wednesdays average. Better grades
show strength, common weak. Good
$8.S77s. Dull trade in sheep from the
start. Bulk Of sales 25 to 60c under
Monday. Native lambs break so to 75c
from Tuesday. Few lots go above
$3.50, Idahos, $S.25.
Receipts.
Receipts thus far this week, COM
pared with the same period last week,
in round numbers decreased $500 cat
tie, increased 5000 hogs and 10000
sheep. Compared with the same pc
Rod last year cattle increased 1000,
hogs $4,000, and sheep 10000. Yester-
days estimated receipts at Chicago
Stock Yards, with actual arrivals for a
week a year and two years ago yes
terday:
Today. Wk ago. 1905.
Cattle 80. ...... $500 SAB 1880
Hogs >. 10000. $4,000 17.430 1896
Sheep !. >. ......1o,ooo 1929 11,4ss
Cars $3.50. 1900. $50 s18 ell
Weekly Beef Cattle Prices.
Following is given the extreme
range of prices for carload lots, with
the bulk Of sales of beef cattle, at Chi
cago by weeks during 1906, also the
weekly average prices Of good beef
steers during 1905.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, July 2O.-On wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Herman
were host and hostess to the Fort
nightly Whist club. The prize Of the
evening, a souvenir spoon, was won by
Mrs w. A. Sheaffer and consolation
honors were warded Mrs. o. D. Wray.
The evenings entertainment closed a
pleasant years series of bi-monthly
meetings and the grand prizes for the
year were awarded Mrs. W. A. Sheaf-
fer and Chas. d. Fortune. The guests
Of the club We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. x.
Carruthers Of Kansas City, and Miss
Maud Dabney.
VIII Dilliner is spending few days
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dilliner.
A few friends at the o. d. wray
home on Wednesday evening greatly
enjoyed witnessing the unfolding Of a
night blooming cereus. The Wray
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CHICAGO PRODUCE Market.

Chicago, July 2o.-wheat, No 2 red,
79@795s; No. 3 red. 7S@7s; No. 2hard,
77h @7S4; No. hard, 1901; July,
7eM; September opened, 7s@7sM;
highest. 1874; lowest, 77k@77k; clos
ing. 77%
Corn--No. 2, b1A; No. 8, l5oh @51;
No. white, 53@631s; NO. 3 white, 3d.;
No. 2 yellow, 81; No. 8 yellow, 51h@
81; July, 1876; September opened, 50h
@51; highest, 51 lowest, 49%; closing,
oats-No, 2, s5@s5,s; No. 8, SAG
341a No. 2 white, 3sk@S91h; No 8
white, 35h@37a; July, 34%; Septem-
Der opened, s3h@s3%; highest, 33A;
lowest, 32A@32A; closing, 38A.
Pork-September. s17.4o.
Lard-July, $3.50; September, $3.50.
Ribs-July, 1927; September, 1927.
F'lax-Not quoted
Barley-Feed, September, 39A.
Timothy-July, s4.25.
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FEW HORSES HERE.
Receipts React Sharply From tn,
Enormous Run of Last Week,

Receipts React Sharply From tho
Enormous Run of Last Week.
Chicago July 2o.--The enormous
midsummer receipts reported last
week, when 2.O61 horses arrived, is
succeeded by much lighter run the
current week. Present indications show
a decline around $50 horses, with trade
less aggressive than at Mondays initial
opening. General run yesterday COM
prised many offerings Of inferior grade.
for which demand is feeble and values
unevenly lower. Orders are principal
ly for heavy drafters Of good quality,
which class clears freely at nominally
steady prices. A few northern opera
tors are in the market placing orders
for loggers at $1,000 225, principally for
northern Michigan and Wisconsin,.
The enormous activity OF the building
Industry in all the principal cities has
nearly exhausted the supply of lurn-
Der and loggers are expected to be
good sellers the balance of the season.
Demand for harness classes holds re-
markably steady for the summer trade,
the usual midsummer dullness not af-
fecting the inquiry as acutely as in
former years. Good grades of all
classes are fairly steady. with in-be-
tween offerings and blemished horses
slow and unevenly lower at the fol-
lowing prices:
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oAkDALE.

Oakdale, July 17.-Miss Helen Han
cock spent Sunday with Mis- Florence
Thomas.
Miss Dora Fielder who has been very
III with typhoid fever is reported no
better.
Miss Nettie Rupe and Miss Clara
Easton called at the Fielder home re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Thomas and
little sons, Theodore and Elijah, spent
Sunday at the Mathew Thomas home.
Sunday at the Elijah Thomas home.
Harry Hancock of Pleasant Grove,
has been visiting his brother, Will, of
this place.
Miss Carrie Thomas visited Miss
Clara Easton recently.
Jesse Rupe has been working for
Ellsworth johnson the past week.
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LEGAL.
Hlotiee.-Proof of Will.

lotee.-Proof of Will.
ewa, Wapello County-ss.
ON it May Concern: No
given that an instrument
rporting to be the last
s1ent of Ellen Rowland.
d, his day produced, and
rea,. dersigned, and that
have day. the 9th day Of
Augus. 9 the day for hearing
proof in &1on thereto.
Witness my official signature, with
the seal of said court hereto affixed
this 18th day of July, 1906.
n Edwin DUNCAN,
Clerk District Court.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
chicaoo Live Stock Market.

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, July 20.-Cattle receipts s.
900; strong; beeves, $4.10@8.40; cows
and heifers, st.25@5.3o; stockers and
feeders, $2.60@4.4o; Texans, s4.25@
5.25.
Hog receipts. 10000; easy. unchang-
ed; mixed butchers, ss.45@6.sO; good
heavy, $6.5o@6.s7; rough. s6.15@6.45;
light, $6.50@6.90; bulk sales, $4,000
6.85.
Sheep receipts 5000; steady, $1,000
$50; lambs, $4.75@7.80.
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RICHLAND.

Richland, July 20.-Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Wayman. who have been liv-
ing in Georgia for a number Of years,
arrived Wednesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Brolliar for a
few weeks visit. Mr.. Wayman is a
brother of Mrs. Brolliar, an old SOL
der, and once resident of this town
ship. 1t has been twelve years since
their last visit here, consequently find
the old town materially changed, and
only a very few of his old associates
here.
Miss Mabel Jones arrived wednes-
day from an extended visit in the
western part of the state.
Mrs. M. ]. Crumley OF Pleasant Plain
is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Hinshaw. since Wednesday,.
Prof. Clifford and e. D. Peckham of
Oskaloosa. have been in the city and
vicinity for several days.
Mrs. Arch Reed of iOttumwa is Wis
iting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Greenlee.
Mesdames Oscar Hinshaw and John
Carmichael spent q few hours in Pack
wood Wednesday.
Henry Coffman, who drives the meat
wagon for Stewart and Davis, had q
narrow escape Thursday afternoon.
His team became frightened and ran
away, breaking the wagon and smash
ing up things generally, but Mr.. Coff-
man escaped unhurt
Mr.. Stools of Fairfield, was a bust
ness caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph Nordyke, living three
miles west Of town, has been quite
sick with appendicitis, but is recover
ing.
Milton Horn, living south OF town,
lost large hay barn and contents by
fire Thursday afternoon. A crib Of
corn nearby and some farm imple-
ments were also destroyed. 1t is sup
posed little boy, who was playing
accidentally set 1t on fire
The orchestra open air concert
brought a large crowd of people to
town Wednesday evening, as a special
program had been prepared Miss
Laner Of Mt Pleasant, favored the au-
dience with few OF her fine selec-
tions, which were appreciated very
much.
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EDpyvlLLE.

Eddyville, July 1s.-Willis Pyatt,
who has been at Fremont, Neb., came
home Monday night for a few days
visit, after which he will 60 to the
state of Washington to accept a posi-
ton.
Henry Lanis departed Monday for
Clyde, Mo-, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Theo. Burks, for a month.
A son Of Joe Besco, north Of town,
suffered quite a painful injury to his
foot Monday, by stepping upon nail.
Fl. A. Sheffie1d left Monday for Qua
queton for a months visit with his pa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Alfred and little
draughter returned to their home at
Bonaparte Monday, after a short visit
with w. P. Brodrick
Mrs. Mary Fisher, who has been
stopping at Buxton, Is here for q few
days visit with her daughters, Mes
danes Robert Morgan and Frank
Drew.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spears and son
returned oMnday from short visit
with relatives at Monroe
M. O'Connor went to Ottumwa Nom
day to accept employment.
Miss Lila Johnson is spending the
week with relat ives near Abba.
Charles Schmidt and family of Knox
Siiie' were oulloay guests Oh Mrs. Eva
Rector.
Dan Chapman and Mr. and Mrs Clay
Chapman Of Ottunnwa, were Sunday
guests at the G.. r. Hodges home. Mrs.
Hodges and little daughter accompan-
led them home and have been spending
few days with them and with Mrs
Hodges parents, near Otturnwa.
Miss Jessie Burns. the little daughter
of G. ]. Burns, OF Ottumwa, Is visit
ing at the N. B. Holloway home.
Miss Ruth Morris returned Monday
from a weeks visit with friends at
Moravia.
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ROTH BROS. & BLAIR
Real Estate Co.
Ground Floor. e. Second St. Ottumwa, iowa
Real Estate Co.
Ground Floor.
3. Second St.
Ottufnwa, IOWA

Acres upnprovd land located outside
place for fruit or chickens 500
their
all kinds House and III
so
new small
r. f
$50 Acres Ind
price. perac
100 Acres miles
good house Of rooms and without exception Of the best bank
D. Convenient school
acre. H
The Peters
Of
IS
in
uars.
located only one
Fremont n
EVERY of this
prcs Ga $40 per acre which s less than
acres orchard F. D. and telephone New s2xs
seven rooms not In
hog owner
room house barn 32x32
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Special Low Rate

On Tuesday, August 9TH, I will
make rate of $500 from OF.
tumwa to Oakley, Kansas and
return.
SIS. 90 is less than one fare
for the round trip. You will
not get so low rate again
this year.
This low rate also includes
free berth in Pullman sleeper
from Kansas City to Oakley.
This low rate also includes
an extensive automobile ride
over the boulevard system of
Kansas City.
You can not get this low rate
from any ticket agent. Come
to Me.
My Reason. I want every
person Interested in buying a
home, or in making a good in
vestment, to go with me Au.
gust 7th. BY the last of August
the fall rush will be on. The
best pieces go quick. Get there
first. Come with me, on my
date, when I have made special
arrangements, when I have
right Of way of having good
lands shown my people by
competent representatives.
'ECIALLAND will be
- IN this trip. I have made
Election Of bargains and
buys, and will select the
or US to see. Good Homes.
improved Tracts. Wheat
i, Alfalfa Lands, Cattle
rs. A full assortment.
i situated in that Great
Belt of Kansas, where
@eople are SO prosperous,
he deep loan soil is so fer
ind productive.
e me at once so I can make
arrangements for you.
,cial Rate. My Day. A ride
r Kansas City. A good sleep
the troin. Special lands at
2ecial bargain prices.
Train leaves Ottumwa at
1923 m, Tuesday, August 9TH.
kAIRH 7. MeflRoY
LAND AND IMMIGRATION AGENT,
U. p. RY.
Ennis Building, ottumwa, Iowa.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, July 20.-Butter steady
unchanged.
Eggs steady; unchanged.
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Chicago Butter and Egg, Market.
Chicago, July 20.-Butter steady;
creameries. 15@19A; dairies, 15@17h
Eggs steady, 12@15.
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New York Poultry Markell

New York, Jul. 20.-Poultry, alive
easier: springs, 10; fowls. III turkeys,
TO- Dressed, quiet; springs, 21@22;
turkeys, 10; fowls, IA.
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Amateur Game Here Sunday.

From Fridays Daily.
The Malleable Iron Works team of
Fairfield will play Barney Toms Red
Sox at the West End park Sunday aft.
ernoon at $3.50. The teams are both
fast ameteur clubs, and the game will
be a good one The Red Sox are said
to be the fastest bunch Of non leaguers
in the city, and the Iron Works team
have made a good record for them
selves. Charles Toole and Barney
Toms will be the battery for the locals.
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New York Produce Market,
New York, July 2o.-Wheat, Sep
tember, S3N.
Corn-56%.
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w. LoWENBERe & SON
Are the Hustlins Real Estate Men

over Brenahorst's grocery. Now is the
time to list your property for sale
with them. We are looking for some
nice cottages on the hill. If you have
anything to sell come and see us. If
YOU want to buy a farm or any kind
of city property, call on us and see if
New phone, 442; old phone, 127-G.
Come in and see US. Write us or
call us over the phone
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St. Louis Produce Market.
st. Louis, Julv 2O.--Wheat, septem-
Der. 74M@75.
Corn-49k.
Oats--33.
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TopAYs MARKET.

This market Is furnished by the Case
sidy Commission Company, members
Chicago Board of Trade. Local office,
rooms % and 20, Hoffman, block. r.
G. French, local manager.
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FOR sALE-THREE BROOD sows.
II. P. Box. Old phone, 206-J.
FOR SALE-DIAMOND DEW A
scientific remedy for freckles pim-
pies, black heads, tan and all discol-
orations of the skin. Finest face
bleach in the world. Price one dol
lar. Mrs. Birdie Newell, agent.
Agency, Iowa. Old phone, 205.
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, July 20.-Corn, No. 8, 50.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, July 20.-Poultry steady;
turkeys, IL: chickens. 10; springs, IS
geo.
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WANTED-PRINTE TO GET
their paper knives ground at our
shop. G. G. Thomas Company, OF
tumwa, Iowa.
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@. G.. c..

Young nnen, young women who desire
good paying positions should enter the
ottumwa Commercial college. All the
large GLASS Of 1so5-oe, have already
secured good positions, enter Monday.
Fall term begins Sept. 8, 1905.
Send for Catalogue.
J. w. O'Bryan. Principal
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-WE HAVE 100 FARMS
for sale. New list just out. Prices
from $40 an acre up. Long & Ray
1nond, Blakesburg, Iowa.
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Drafters 49,. 4. /.
Carriage pairs \. /.
Western (brande,d
Mules :. :. \
Loggers and fe'dS'
small chunks ]
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Wheat-Today, 529; estimated to-
corn2Today, 212; estimated tomor
row, $50.
oats-Today, $50; estimated tomor-
row, ITO.
Primary Receipts.
Wheat-Today, 100000 bu., and
last year, $4,000 blu.
Corn-Today. $4,000 bu, and last
year, 415000 bu..
Shipments.
Wheat--Today, 272,000 bu, and last
year, 100000 blu.
corn-Today, $4,000 bu., and last
year, $4,000 blu.
Clearances.
Wheat--169,000
Corn-15S,0O0.
Oats-25O.
Hog Market.
Receipts-Today, $4,000; left over,
$500.
shipments-Estimated tomorrow.
$4,000.
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- LOCAL MARKETS.
. q 90
WHOLESALE PRICES.

s..ss,.is.s. 'ss @&A%a
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-LOT ON SOUTH RAN
som street. VIII sell at very low
price, Call or write, 205 Keota
street.
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FOR SALE-A FEW THOROUGH
bred short bulls. IL to 18
months old. Will sell cheap. Albert
]. Baldwin, Eldon. Iowa.
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Mrs. Viola Cook, wife Of w. G. Cook,
residing three miles southeast Of stiles,
who died Saturday night, was shipped
to Dubuque on Monday for burial at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
THE SOCIAL SIDE ,.. ,& P .s...
SOCIAL CALENDER.

We'd President Mrs Bart a m Mondays 12AThe
  4 i twill m 13Msses Norwood will Miss Lucille Iahey 4sS0 D.
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
DEATHS AND BIRTHS.
Weeks Record of Vital Statistics in
 Montgomery.

Weeks Record of Vital Statistics in
 Montgomery. The following deaths were recorded in. the office of the City Sanitary De- partment during the week ended yes- terday:
 Infant of R. M. Addison. age year. Henry Heins, age 6s years. Jasper billiard, aged 6S years. k. H. Woodham, age s6 years; shipped to Banner.
 Infant of S. c. Galloway, age 6 months; shipped to Coopers
 Negroes. Alice Malone, age 20 years. Clancy McCann, age IT years. Julia Franklin, age 70 years. Enipe Burke, aged 76 years. Infant of Ed Robinson, age years. Virginia Marcus, age g years. Record of nirthB. The following births were recorded in the office of the City Sanitary De- partment during the week: To MT. and Mrs. T. J. Hicks, a boy. To MT. and Mrs. P. K. Urquhardt, a girl.
 To MT. and Mrs. J. H. Parker, girl. To MT and Mrs Putnam Kinnard, a girl.
 To MT. and Mrs. W. s. Payne, Jr., a boy.