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New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York 3. 1866
BEEVEs-Recepts were 80 cars. OF 5Il head. inelud-
cattle. Feeling steady, with about
~ cars expected for Wednesdays trade Dressed beef
request steady prices 6zgsc per 10
for common sides LiverD0ci Lon
don cattle and beef markets quoaby unehs snged ship
this Liverpool the Baltic
O2O head cattle equally divided between Schwarzsehid
& Suzberger and Shamberg d SON ard 4:1oo quarters
of beef tesiimated) for other shippers. Tomorrow
ShautygrK q Son put the Idaho for Hull 100 head
eaftle also on the Mohawk $50 head cattle TO be
unloaded al Antwerp. The Baltic will take about
CAIVFs-Receipts ll5 head. all for the market
Feeling lust steady and the light offerings
peiRhfd ~, early Ordinary 70 choice veals sold al
s. s0srxT 2S per No bute-mks sale Dressed
sSes aue, az sallc per city dressed veals and
6E Gs1.c for country dressed - 49,
SsIes-B W OTIS Sc calves i2S 70 average. at SO 30
per 100 10. o. -
SHFFP AND LAMBS Receipts i0k
= head Including So for to-daYs market The
few sheep offered sold steady prices lambs were scSe
ana firm. no yearlings sale The pens were fully
cleared Fairly good sheep SOLD al 50 per 100 10: good
80 nrime lambs az IS 25dys 90 Dressed mutton quiet
\, sisGiOlzc per 70 dressed lambs slow al l39l5c:
sales2Seaton Co: 575 Virginia lambs. e5 10
age. SIS 50 per 100 10 .os ,,,,, ,. q,
10 az SIS co. 26s Kentucky do. os 10 al - 40 ,s.o
as0 40 IS n az so. - Virginia sheep IFS 10 az -
TsOSs--Feceipts ~ cars. or S5s2 heao, al Tor
sisurercrs Nothing doing in live hogs Feeling hrneT
on ssies rsll late Mondayp-shernsn Culver ls2 mixed
Cincinnati hogs, ia 10 average. al 80 20 per 100 10
J,Sd a Co mixed Western hogs. l6s 10. az 80 20
17s ~ al ss rs rough. $50 ro at s. 40 stag. $50
io' Curtis a. Son: 10 state hogs. 237 10 at Sc rs;
, rough 24o 70. al s. rs stag 40 10. at "a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

F6%hs FSsSsRs PsE NJ sSise: BUCKS IN. icaias GEESE
POTATOES AND vEGErAsLIdsssSas Il s. aEsss0ts s0 sar the
ST Sass ana Iss bbs potatoes and 100 bags and
iT1t onions New potatoes have steadily declined
firm the close Old potatoes have ruled slightly weaker
ging Onions held steady recent advance Aspara
gus light demand and easy Bets and carrots dull
irregular quality and value Fancy and hrr string
ssSas sfoes woS E IS drassing at low agre tomatoes in
heavy suRpy ana wear T aTEs BeTmuds per Sbi .ss.s
Do North Carolina s2 5Ogsa 5O DO south Carolina Sc 30
81 25es2 SO DO Maine per ssg S g 20s2 s 20 sars
Sna Wess5s e SSS % 5sras Psf @ p o small S IS 81 90
% ErOPean per lo BAG "a g Sogsa & SS SwEr ,. 60a
AsPaRAGTs. per- dozen 75cSss Is; 4RTIcHoKEs. Cali
s sS Per DO D anRasSs 81 s eSn
WssneS PyL DO yIa9s-e - hi sfS3SI q. d,
Eastern shore per crate sIasi so Norfolk slasi so
eiass en pGs ses 5o sEfEE9 BsSada per eas 5ea
sysGM65He s. d6 ehars'SR ss6sa siSas
siora ss.Hs 5s 40 New % orleans per
FE5MER 2es qS sehoss Sss per Dozen sas c
Rc es aH ss NsS osas M n se Sfsa sFF s
sse.py Dbl sigs2 DO Boston per dozen "a
RooMs; per n. a875c: ONIONS Bernluds.e Der erass.
g ''@si s 20 fs I1ad ys'l1" % s Sss s5a' 40 " s =
SSS o s Fa s psT 80 carrier a % 3d. PEI PRf sf
Florida. per carrier 81 5Gs2 So PFsxS Jersey large
per basket 81 1862; dc. small siGs1 IS; do. Maryland.
large. 81 5GGs. so DO Eastern Shore y bb
flGsi 30. 90. per bush basket T5cQsl =; PARSLEY.
Bermuda. LON. 251r15c- RADlSHES nearby.
punches. 50GT5c: RHUBARB. nearby per 100 punches.
oncGSl: STRING BEANS Norfolk. per basket
81 50qs3: do. green So 25aS2 Is: North Carolina
sea Gh @as per sas g si DO ss sn u S g
81. DO Savannah. green and basket, 25clSi.
SPINACH. nearby. per Dbl 50c4Si: SQUASH mslIoy
per bbl crate. S2s3 do yellow croOknsck slaS1 90
white. 81 5os2 50; TOMATOES Florida per carrier SO
e2 90 do hothouse N. l00fl5c: TURNIPS Canadian
baneSss salssa sssl 90 eS d '0'4 per 10"
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Rsceipts made quite a for
niidaoie fsdture to-day The main roads ana bGr2-s
gave an unus al local supply all prices closed
q Tow rspettons squalling to-day figures will more
than weaken quotations There was. for that matter
prices We quote; Prime. large bales 100 95c;
shippers. 5SNaoc clover mixed fancy T5QSc: do good
@f7Oc: do clean. 5ogo5c- STRAW-Ths large arrival
to-day OF 2e2 tons chiefly This enlarged
The offering Of best long and s5c quoted quite
generally for attractive lots fancy markets of
quoted al Ioc but this Is not figure
with present resources for good cheaper Receipts
OF hay and straw IN tons reported
today Hudson River Railroad 600. West Shor,
Railroad 60: Erie RarOaf.
40; Del. Lack. & ". Railroad. Lehlgh Valley Rail-
road. ITO. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Railroad. 50: river boats Tls. canal boats. total
ASH tons Receipts OF straw. 2se tons
Toledo. June 5-cLovERsEED-Casn So SIS: October
TIMOTHY q
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
OTHER MsRKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

,.,c,.ro June 5-cATTLE-Receipts 2soo head;
..a-sss .teady Common prime ste@rr Stgso ~
% SEA = 50: heifeTs 75qso 10 bulls g. %gs4
'. 81 Ss4,T % si0cker and feeders y. Ioss1s 20
xyncs Psoeapts y 700 head; market oTl1se higher
HOE a line heavy Sc 2a@s6 s71s: medium 20 sood
SeX 80 sogs0 4s butcher weights - f9gso 80 s2o 0
~, Receipts 1900 head nnrket dun: prices lower
sta ;. 7yns5 IS: ysarings s. oogso' shofn ianos'
- @sS,s, June B-HoGS-Msrket strong: butchers
.nS sbippers Sc soaso s2iz: common ss - .rso -
- g~rr psteady: good hhippers - ioIs2
oa5 1a saGs2 65. sHEEP-strons. So oo1Sa LAMBS
East Bnraio y Y June ecATrid "a sssay pIaTs 81 s
Sss q TEli-Recsips Is head: active sne steady
GsSIc J. head. active ana 1OSloo hfnef.
HOE imiles ana Yorkers. sc 1ese 20: PIGS so 20
hs<nS. a. soa$b 6s; dsree. IS t0gf6 % sHEf1f ana
soepts 500 head active; sheep steacy lambs
higher. lsees Snne bHcArTLD-Rece:pts 8 700 head
.1Sre 200 southerns market steady 70 IT, nisne,
and beef steers. - =. -.
s So 25as5 10; Western fed steer ss oTso ~ =
:. ss' soahsln sogas so ssnys e1gs aosRs Re-
ss,D - o &c 70 Tvs hshs5 i9p 3. ssosr
81 g ys sssss x piss and sht SIS $3.50 30 shSEshs
LANES ssasT FED sh.ep ane ysar. c,sSes sSsen en-
.vssss c,rr~d yearings. - cegto; ssss S''pe' 'p
- Tse1,s Us Ftocksrs and feeders soS'o
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ending Tuesday. juno 8. 1906
BEANS AND PEAS-Recsipts for the week, 4JI bols
TOO bags exports. Iss bbls Deans ana
O24 bags peas imports 1915 bags beans. There Is an
Exceedingly light demand from al sources and the
remains DULY. rather unsettled condition, Tho
want the goods they S33S3 oS but the latter nsar-
ertTens. small sized marTows neglected.
Medium have little and are slow. Hold
choice about steady at 81 b7h
d<l 60 but there been little pressurv In some
qusrers quality 10 be nne 10 command
the latter figure Red kidney rule IN buyers favor;
export hand the close but definite
price settled yet White kidney haviog quiet sale.
soup yellow in small supply and not much
demand California lima ruling weak Scotch slow
and easier for average grades We quote: BEANS
Marrow choice. bash 5gtJ O3 90. fair 10 good.
e 5oSS2 90: medium. choice. s2gss 925 common %
good 81 5osxl 90; pea choice 81 oTsgsl so fnir 10
good 81 .5ssl SIS rcd kidney. choice ssgss o fair 70
black turtle soup q Sscss g yellow eye 81 Sosl sS
81 l50si 20
4l9 pkxs: exports Europe for $40 pkss and
10 other oountnes $50 pkss The market again tumbs
Immediately after the holiday OF last week prices
2te than the time Of last weekly
report The changed situation anticipated there
really for putting the market up high
Prices reached point where receivers unwilling 10
the goods and speculative operators refused 10
the This resulted In 10 sell and sharp
cutting OF values AT writing ths demand Is
tho market has settled point where confidence
has been restored and in addition 20 the requirements
OF Jobbng trade speculative operators disposed % put
gsoss svay 70 ssid ~ that While UAs - Tie oeseaA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


COFFEE-The coffee market was easier curing 10
DAVIS session under selling both local and European
account The opening quiet at decline or 10 ~
points and at time the market showed loss OF 10
points positions. THIS addilolaI n,clile
recovered later. however with the market cosls
steady points Sales for the day We're
of The initial decline was
due TO lower French the continued absence o
any buiish Brazil respecting the outturn OF
crop. Havre kf$. franc lower and France
sent selling orders here Hamburg declined only 4.
pfeunig Of Brazilian markets reported
change Brazilian exchange was l-33d
higher Port receipts bags the day. and
Jundiahy receipts 1900 bags, rejecting.
collapse OF the strike the Pauista
Railroad The weather continues favorable for harvest
Brazil and ideas the coming
The bulls still contend that
actual yield will much under the average ot
the Brazilian estimates the present is under the
estimates circulating at this time year ago The mar
coffee quiet. with quotations the
TIC
prices the local marke, to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06


o iddHs cult sousn spot asa1 %es s
S:Is: :S: NS0Is 5sx.S sSSai
nominal nnOhsnFsd ss s ils Aqgusta ..sady &c Low
,angsa at ssS lSSS S. s. dsa gs 9, sps, lower ,
bales 80 TsotPs e Poo a; .s".. lending @ g2nts FOR tdy
ssens s.s4 iast week ana $500 .ss year and New
o eS. se & is. s'ssi ssi ss2s
vance, @ closed easy assas Or sSs po@ta a june
Ss7a septemb-r-oeto6sr 55ed octo6er-NoSe eraber
f fsSqa 5c5d 5sd ManchesieT
Yarns. hrm; cloths quiet
ySgS .s9 aass
pa5:s:s sssss,. ss
:RIss s1as' s:ss i:sas .ssss sa:s
,5ss / me- '1a: EYE STs
S e ssa a. ana ss sHs q
spne s snasas s dan go oST DC ,s sa
sss assS p e. ssa asss
a. s.z sSss sa :aS.sse.:' ss
sss down ana a, p1asiioay Ii. lowest p of
s.y ., % . ah. Il T.. and sa hs No2ss. ss
esgiy bull support rhsse dry weathsr al
This this time p On % n: n: Ha s.%aes f2 G
creAses IN Of 90 cent in sections
n Of 10 per cent. indicating of
100000 10 rs oooooo bash Ths Ohio State report
with q condition OF eo. against I09
snd S9 last year. 81 Louis became quite
late afternoon under liquidation and
counts estimates n
ming as high 1000 600 private
rather bulish including worlds shpment q sos 600
s ss S iSsas to s1 we're .a S sssh
900 Sush IN the amount passage $4,000 bush
In visible supply The only foreign markets open
were Berlin. which showed partial mark advance.
o-sT T(utxD Nj he T,rlc- rrOIn
Saturday Interior reospts amounted 10 a2s oo bush
with IS0. 900 lDsh last Cash wheat In
The New York market still less nominal
closing follows No 2. red Dsc elevator and eso b
anost: No Northern Duluth. e0No and No Northern
Manitota, ssse o anoai coRN-In contrast 10 INC
early ptezdiness opened losing 4. a
sc here West OF the large movement and
increased accfpanees Commission houses were
light In connection with good
all OF the belt kept the market heavy
Of forenoon Rsilss followed covering
and bull support but the visible Increased i'ooiv
bush pfce. "a the afternoon and sf tho
close wsrs A17so under the previous night World .
ahlrrSrts szaouzssd % AeSsooo blAh. ooGpaEVd Win
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PhIe STOCKS.

Finished by Charles D. Barney & Co. No % Broad
rFse. New York and No. i22 South 9Th s're"f
PhifdelDfte
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

COTTON-The cotton market nervous ant unsettled
to-day Local bears early
Ing VAS active After tho break, however,
ruled quiet ana hlctuated CilaTly within
lively narrow The close steady a a net
cline OF lSQlI ealss the
al 2oeo bales The opening was barely steady ut n
adv4ace Of point decline poinJs Cob,-s
somewhat disappointing friends Of the market.
weather continued good and local bears seemed be
making determined effort rsak market and de-
the returning bull confidence iniicattd by bug1
following the government report the previous day.
here was no sign Of important ball support and the
initial break forced liquidation by OF
ers under which the market weakened TO net loss of
December there enough q q slight
rally but the showed little Improvement point
of tone little tendency do better.
only 5Ge points from the and nothing
show that renewal Of bear operations morning
would meet with considerable resistance The weekly
of the Weather Bureau considered and
the South seller of crop the local
market Southern spot markets unchanged 5sc
lower
The range prices market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
,ue FEDERAL TREASURY.

,,,ax,,,.,on June B-The condition OF the Treas
- 90 an. beginning OF business to-day was as
follows: ,,vospxyz, r-rr,Sn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 5. - Closing Holiday on The Corn
E.-hange- HOPS In London (Pacido Coast Arm
a. i3g0 los. BEEF steady; extra India mesa T3s 9t
PORK arm prime Western. SIS Cd HANS-Shor-
cut IA 70 "a n. nrn al 54s CCTAiE ATS-Bacon nrn,.
Cumberland cut 20 % 30 n, Sos rib 10 20 "a ~
53s. long clear midcles. light "a 10 ass I'd. 40
heavy, 81 20 40 70. ass; BACKS rs 10 20 n
.9s 3D. clear bellies. IA 20 l6 shoulders uEarc
n 20 u 10 nTm az sss LARD dun prime Western. in
tes sss American refined, In pals, 44s 6d BUTTER
steady; finest United SIS; good 40 7ss CIfcFsr
duh: American nnest white. 5Ts: DO eolored a5s TA
nrm az tss Cd RosiN-Common nrra ies al.d PE-
TlSSl.s. M-sslned quiet AZ 6.1- LINSEED OIL. ax0
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

Lost.

r OsT-0n nofySbouna Lexington ave open car a5ov.
IL 42t ST.. about O'Clock Monday moTning. June 4
double dress suit marked II. A. New
containing ady's wearing apparel. chd's Book
lovers book small box with Jewery. Liberal
reward FOR return Of TO A. ZINSSER Jr IS Park
Row.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tho
~ Tribune received their Uptown ONCE. NO 1854
broadway between 3Tth until clock
Advertisements following branch offices
unriI O'Clock .. viz; 254 Sth
ave. 23d f53 9Th 12th s. % Eas-
st. 25T 42d ST. between 1th and Sth
2ds 125th 1898 Sd between 18th and 5Tth
SIS I026 81 ave 1T0S Ist
81 157 East l25th 7a6 fremont $50 Sd ave.
near A1st 81: 55f Sd 2f0 Bleecker ST
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

900 bush IN the previous week Cash corn New
YORK was nonlina! follows: No elevator
ead 3sc % b afost; No white 50c No yellow.
So72c Z anoat. OATS-There was a good demand for
cats throughout the day. considerable
market with commission both sides
lnss light tho Northwest being principal seller Of
sel,eiroer oats The cash market az New York was
steay WITHOUT change, closing follows: Mixed, 90
10 80 no. sol9e natural white 30 70 IS 10 foqaoae.
auil; No, Western 67%c o b New York. BARLEY
MARKET inactive Feeding. 47%c and mailing, 52g57c.
New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
BIG ADVERTISING
 CAMPAIGN PLANNED
THE MAssENGALE ADVERTISING AGENCY SECURES SERVICES OF
 TWO WELI.-KNOWN E1-
 PERTs IN THEIR LINE

Preparatory to the season to lSUH the stan of the Massengale Advertising Agency of Atlanta, Ga, Is being en- Iarged, two prominent advertising men from other cities having already ac- cepted places with the agency and are now busily engaged in laying out some of the big campaigns for the coming year.
 W. H. Benjamin. a well-known East- ern advertising man and rate expert has come from Philadelphia to take charge of the agency's office work. MT. Benjamin was with the N. w. Aver x Son Advertising Agency for eighteen years and was for four years with Powers X, Armstrong. He Is we'll known and popular all over the United States.
 Another recent addition to the Mas sengale staff is Jeff Palmer for many years traveling solicitor for The Chat tanooga News. Mir. Palmer is now en- gagged in similar work for the Massen- gale Agency. He has a reputation all over the South as a business getter'
 With these two additions to the stan and other enlargements and Improve ments in the service, now being in- stalled, the Massengale Agency IS plac- ing itself in a position to give better service to it's patrons than ever before and the year of 1907 promises to be the best in the agency's history. adV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
A HARD YEAR.
LOCAL PHYSICIAN TELLS HOW TO
 PREVENT CATARRH.
simple Home Preseription Which Any- One Can Prepare at Home--
 Mix Some and Try Ii.

Erai E
 Unless all signs fan. this will prove hard winter for those who are sub ject to catarrhal diseases.
 Predictions for the coming months in this section are cold, wet weather with lots of snow and sieet, which means damp, slushy winter and harvest for the doctors and patent mer- icine manufacturers unless great care is taken to dress warm and keep the feet dry.
 This is the advice of a well known local physician and should be needed by all who are subject to rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles and espe- cially, catarrh. While the latter Is con sider<d by most sufferers. an incura- ble disease. there are few m { or wo- men who will fail to experience great relief from the following simple home prescription. and if taken in time It will prevent an attack of catarrh du- ring the entire season.
 Here Is the prescription which any one can mix: Fluid Extract Dandeiion one-haif ounce, Compound Karagon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia three ounces. Shake well in a bottle and use in teaspoonful doses after each meal and again at bec time.
 These are all vegetable ingredients and can be obtained from any good prescription pharmacy at small cost.
 The Compound Kargon in this pre- scription acts directly upon the eiimi- native tissues of the kidneys to make them filter and stran yrom the blood. the poisons that produce all forms of catarrhal affections. Relief IS felt even after the first few doses and it is sell dom that the sufferer ever experiences a return attack within the year.
 This prescription makes splendid remedy for all forms of blood disor- ders and such symptoms as lame back. bladder weaknesses and rheumatism pains are entirely dispelled. K As this valuable prescription comes from a thoroughly reliable source, 1t should be needed by every afflicted reader.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

At 3 o'clock this morning the sec- ond fire started in a residence district on Dearborns near savannah street This loss wifi easily reach Sze,ooo' Here as in the first blaze there was mo casualty. except one aged negress who was stricken with fright, but later was resuscitated.
 The fire was discovered few min utes after o'clock, and at the time the fire department was at work on the ruins of the river. front property, Word was sent to the flremen and they reached the scene to find the fire going at a rapid rate. In a short time the flames had spread rapidly, being fed by the high wind. The two story dwelling owned and occupied by Jos eph Gonzales, a cigar maker, at the northeast corner of the above named street caught fire from the one story dwelling and 1t was quickly burned. The fire spread to the two cottages on the east side of where the blaze origl- mated and they were partly burned. These houses were occupied by ne- groes and owned by James Bride He had no insurance.
 The fire created considerable excite ment in the neighborhood and occu- pants of houses for nearly oiock away became alarmed and moved out their effects. The department was kept busy from all corners extinguish- ing fencing and houses in the imme- diate neighborhood that took fire from sparks.
 The wife of Benjamin Peters, col- ored. residing on the north side of Augusta street. three east of Dear born was attacked with heart failure and came near dying during the pro- gress of the fire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

Wintergerst was discussed. The con tractor agreed to allow the board to withhold n sum from the amount al- lowed. The proposition was accepted.
 A petition of the General Reunion Committee. to have the Court House illuminated during the reunion, was referred to the Court House Commit tee with power to act.
 J. Paul Wilson, Find1ay McFayden and B. F McMillan, the Board of Reg istrars of Mobile County, asked the board for $2e0 each for, expenses in performing their duties in registering voters the past two years. Petitioners stated that x3 per diem allowed them was insufficient when they had to meet the expenses themselves. There was strong opposition to the petition, and 1t was referred to the County Attorney ley was able to be at this meeting after an extended illness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
sl47.OO
Elect Omcers.

At the annual meeting of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce held this after- noon, officers were elected Tor the en- suing term as follows;
 IeBaron Lyons. President; Albert F. Bush, Vice. President; Harry Pillans, James E. Mcdonnell, J. B. Davis. Chas. Cunningham, Robert Hunter. l.. c. Fry John McPhillips, NJ. c. FoFcheimer' Charles 1T. Brown, Directors The Di- reators will at noon tomorrow elect a secretary, at which 1t is predicted Lee Irwin wil be renamed for the pO- sition which he has so long filled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Secretary of soufherne Cotton AaaocGn4
 Al... Anmn..r.ne. NXraAH. aLanHEnI

tIam Ammoumcea NVHthdrnwaI.
 Aflanta, Ca, Nov. t2.--RichaTd Cheatham, Secretary of the Southern Cotton Association. announced today that he win resign his position at the expiration of his present term. The resignation, he said, will be' presented and become effective at the meeting of the executive committee in Birm- ingham, about the middle of January next Mir. cbeafham said his work with the Cotton Joairnai reuqires all his time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Big Dredginx Operations.

Under a contract recently awarded by the Government to the National Dredging Company for restoring the Mobile ship channel, the dredge Hern- don of the company began operations today It Is proposed to restore the channel first at points which are at present proving menace to nayiga- tion. and these places exist between Beacons IA A and 12 A. Tho work is under continuous appropriation of $i00.000 by Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
nnnrh nf ReYenne Meeta.

An extended meeting of the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners was held thls afternoon. The question of a bond for faithful performance of the repairs to the Court House by c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

Mfr W. w Heron is contributing a great deal to the pleasure of his friends this season. and is the life of his party wherever 1t may be. This evening the Otis skinner performance was the occasion of a theatre party given by Mir. Heron. followed by an elaborate super at the cawthon Hotel. His guests were Miss Ethel Hodgson, Miss Marie Bush, Miss Ruth Huger, Mir. c. F. Harrison. MT. orville Cawthon,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

New Orleans. La. Nov. I2.-Twenty naval reserves and officers leave here tonight for Norfolk to bring to New Orleans as a training ship, the gunboat Alvarado, which Rs captured by the United States from Spain. The Ava rado will make the third naval reserve training ship in service heEs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Foreat FiPe,

To the westward of the clay and be- yond the Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City Railroad forest fire has been ra sring since last night. No property lamage has as yet been reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
n..th oa an Infnnt.

MT and Mrs. J. Mooney have the sympathy of many friends in the death of their 4-months-old Wallena, who passed away today at the family home Dearborn and Texas Streets.