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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Popular Prices Strongly Featured

The silk of this is no SAANTUNG PONCE others in offerngtr bar en cotoed s5; all qans in desirable sumn1es weight ror,. ,,., ,.,4 , fabrics. These silks bought
 . coat suits; regular p just appreciation of their
 values and sold entirely upon ~ @ - their being exceptional ,.,.... .,. ... value at the yrsees for which we of ,,, : fer shern. 2 . '~' ~o purchase reguiaF 35 CREPE DE Cs4sNE-This is shown in white black. light blue. brown oLANN iNrt6'A- and reseda; regular price 5Uc; spe piece silk [cia price S9C special
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Nice Models in Worthy Waists

Eloquent prcugs of LAWN WAisT-A a that better. the tale Q lawn e,a values. by lu:a design o,t., These few but tkr serton short Sieve. . pjes o, dozens of nofous prcnqs interesting and hand LAWN WAfsr-yera garments blouse front ot fine tustu LAWN NAfST-tIandsomely made ~ sleeves; witt composed of lace; i7sala
 E.f blouse front made of embroidery; F'@ fine tucking lace insertion; e ~ - , ,. ,,. @ so. front, nice emroiderys
 tucks; tucked back na special S5l .SJ special ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
Some Savings For the Thrifty

 dc 10
  special t1Af  we oemaho TOT O
 ing regular 75l. WHITE quality aas7on Good large excellent 19 quality rego& oe  val PILLOW CAsE-%ade sooo 42x36; good "e hen nrce " .0,t special. 1Oc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

J. F.. Shell aud family d1 10 have been visiting in u X few days. They retGl Thursday mDrmsag.
 A. J. Nixon Sf Lincoln ! business caller ln the \ nay.
 days in Little Rock.
 Charlie knNx and C, A. turned "Wednesday moril Hot Springs, where they iforseba 1k.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
r.F,rrRpOoT. fSOTTON FTrTTrREs
DAILN corr ,oN MARKET.
Fort Movement

tsaIasston--F firm. g 5-I6c; net receipts i0. .ss6; gross eceip Is I0,596: sales 1.G00. stock sSssss; sNipm ents to Great Britain
 New orieans-iwirza. 5-t6c: net receipts z.ssi; gross receil ,ts 2,725; sales 2o0; stock SzseBS
 wob!Ie-steady, @Mc; net receipts 2O3 ; gr6ss receipts 393; sales 275; stock 9.79f: shtpul. .nts to contin a 1t 537.
 savf nnah--steady. sAe: net receipts 7- eSgs { sross receipts 7.A 14s; saiss 2,e25; stock s45aoS shipments to continent 965.
 Cha sleston-Firm s'c; net receipts 261 artssl receipts 261; st ock 5.627.
 ' vii Eitnfngton-Steadys 9hc; net receipts 92t ssf oss receipts 22: stock 1898.
 Nor soIk-Steady 97 c; net receipts 3f3; gross receipts 31S tles 31; stock s.495; shsrIt ents to contineu 267.
 HaF frnore--Nominal, 9sc; gross receipts
 Ees' York-ouiet. 9. so; gross receipts s.1tTs sales S0 stock Ss.4lS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

trip, which was contemplated before her husbands death, is to confer with local people regarding big realty deal in which 1t Is reported that E. H. Hartman, of the southern Pacific Com pany, is deeply concerned. It Is the sale of sixty blocks of property on the northern boundary of the city com manding one of the largest pieces Of water frontage on the bay and form ing a key to q transportation situation that would be of incalculable advant- age to Harriman In his coming battles with Gould and Ripley and possibly Hill, for future supremacy on the San Francisco peninsula.
 Mrs. Oelrichs has received an offer of S1, 200, 900 for this piece of property which IS her last holding of the orig inal Fair estate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
MARKET F0RC0TT0N
MARKRr WAS FIRM DURHNh DAYS
 TRADING.
sox aNe Co Higher Cables and Larger Spot Sales tn
 England.

New e'ork. Sept. 1s-The cotton nlarkes was firn during todny.s trading end closes &k nas advance of 9If f2 points. Sales were ess imated at 100000 bales
 The orlening was steady ct nn advance of E&7 po nts in response to higher cables and lags CT spot sales in the English mar Kst sot people wefe good buyers Of De- tobsr H r& Liverpool bought January and fhefe As considerable demand from local bulla a q one or two wire houses with Eouthsia connections and in spite Of sell Ing by ome of the local bears, prices con- zfnued advance during sihe middle ses- sion uns | they reached net gain of about 1a01S Joints.
 ToWas as the close realizing caused some izreRula -ity. but the closing tone was steady s.nd sentiment around fhe ring seemed to be a little more D1llisn, owing xe the z,rfvats reports of crop detefioration and Sak thern adffces claiming an ifioreas- d den and for spot cotton. ..
 ReceL ts at the ports today z1ssy Daasss ssas naainsr 12.s7S last week and 84.s5t last Ycar For the week testimatedl 1e0,e0V bales. zainst 72.74s last week and 2issose last yes r. a-ss hales. s xainsf a,g8s last year and at Hous- ton s,ss baies, against te,e24 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NqONTOOAERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS. TTL,a,wAetea lafAw.l


 These prices are at wholesale and not t" ''ss stsreh2cOrn 6010c; standard goods. pearl 4he; gloss lump S%c; nickel pack Riee%Extra fancy esAc; head t0Se; broken 16e; Japan Sc
 saIt-Liverpool ,S1S Virginia soc.
 VineRar-EPer gallon IA o a2c. Coffee-Green. common 1OA O He; prime 1lE a1iMc; choice 1s@lshos fancy ls@ l4hc. o .1a,n.
 CrackeRs--XxX soda Shc: AA& Ginger snaps 7c. 1. 70 .a |, oil ms3 .20%. , 4, nn
 GrIts-per bbL ss ls5; per sack l;dO' Lard--Leaf 10he; compoUan 1%e; basis Hams-Doye 1se; others 1aA 0iSo.
 Flour-Basls of barrels; High patent S4. 10; fancy patent $4.s0; haif patent SS. 90. ,-,.- ., .r, corn chops 65e; white corn T1c; oats mix ed 46o; white 4Sc: white clipped 4se; tim. othy s1 Sos Johnson grass ssos sess psces ps.,as oats s2c; Burt sssd oats 1eoi sWinssr taft oats 75c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
Inferinr MnYrment.

InteFfOF MOVeHhents 4. fHeusson-+Sreafy, 5-f6c; net receipts sales s40: stock 2s,s47.
 Augusta--Steady. 9%c; net receipts r e2s gross receipts 1889; shipments z,il4i sales see; stock 1A.6S2. .e Memuhis--tauiet, Lice. net receipts s6 gross receipts 1s2; shipments se; sales fo' stock 5,952. .....a s3s; shipments AS; stock 12.2e4.
 Csncinnati-Net receipts III; grossg re- ceipts I'll; shipments es; stock o'VeV'
 LoufsvflIeE-Firm, l0hc
 Tof4 fodny-Net receipts il,e45; gross \ recef,sgs 1a4S5; shipments ll,1SS; sales st&: stock 69 ITS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, Sept l3.--Tln was lover in London; spot flSf Is Cd; futures flsS Lo- cally easy at $40. % 0 $40 2B, Most holders asked fully the outside price
 Copper was higher In Lonqon with spot fake SI9 co 65 SIC 5B. electrolytic SIS sf 1s @SI9. t21A casting SIS, @ 3s @sls, SaH
 Lead firm S5 75 d $6. % locally; ifs Is 1 spelter sS''3i ss Cd Higher at fs7 12s Sd iB London Locally prices were ats0 higher with spot at $6.l5Ws6.zb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
MELVILLE coNpIrIoNs.

+ tEMBG EA &uHFbst An area of high pressure lies in the pa- kotas and has caused fall of ternperatufs the Missouri and upper MississipRt valleys. On either side of this ''hieh"--that ts to say, over the north slope of the Rockies and over the Lake region--there are we'll defined centers of atmospheric depression. The one in the West is causing rainy weather, with increasing temperatures, in the north Rocky Mountain States The eastern depression has caused q rains throughout the upper Lake region and the upper Mississippi valley The modsrateiy steep barometric sradient between this cen ter of depression and the high pressure 70 the west of 1t is causing high Northwester- ly winds on Lake Superior unifornr pressure and clear or partly cloudy weather prevail in tine South Atlantic and Gus States, and scattered showers have occur red The indications for Alabama for tonight and Friday are that the weather will be partly cloudy, with showers tonight or Friday and somewhat cooler weathes on Friday in the north portion of the State
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 
 Fer the 2a Hours Ending fssira.s isfh Me-
 rfdian Time. xA
 M0ntRomNry. Ala, Sept 13 lSVo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
sT. LOUIs PRODUCE.

St Louis, Sept 13.-Flouf. steady. Whiskey steady S1,33.
 Iron cotton ties sf.00h.
 Pork higher; jobbfng SIS. 4o
 Lard. higher. prime steam ss.56. . Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts $s.121a; clear ribs sS.S7 short $9 SfIs: clear rios $1O,f2Hs short clear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
TnnAsuRY nAIXNcEs.
CHICAGo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago, Sept 1s.-The whea{ market was strong again today and prices adyanc- the session when they remained for short time around 72hc for December. Latt in the day buying by a prominent local and prices advanced once more AH ths close December wheat was up < O Ac. co Corn was pso1,p,asss ap Ae ,2 oats were hsh-
 The wheat market opened strong ane higher. chiefly because of wet weather hs tfon of poor returns from thfeshfna' Tbs demand was active and the offerings were scarce Cables were stronger on less fla sine ,,s shipinshts as We're reported to be very small s.tl The strength of corn and oats eer,ber s,so a Isetof. When ths price of De- ened considerably and the Ylsstat sisck- s.ea- comparatively lifelsss for sors1t ftTns T,ss. local bsse hd,asa eme close. close however prominent drove shorts to. cover in hufrv Tybaas. tnis influenee the price of DeceubAr sS. the top. The December op,ion iong n close to to hc higher at 72M @72Kc' soid bst,,,sss, = 2, 2 47554e and 72Ac, and closed at 72N aD
 clearances of wheat and flonr were sa,.t to @ os4. f00 bushels. Primary receipfs v1arn SzS 900 bushels. against 1,047, 900 busbais last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and rbds cago reported receipts of 725 eats sgsina4 sSo cars last week and 677 cars one peaS
 The corn market was steady au aa,.. being helped materially by the ffrmness in othef pits The absence of frost danaee and the possibility that wet weather n1s0 lhtertere with the movement of the erop were factors for higher pfices caSb markets were firm. The Volume of frsda was small and there was no pressure nnoe the market December corn opened H m Ae to A e sse higher at 42 X 142%c soIg 42Ac. AA @t
 Local receipts were 4sf cars with 200 of contract grade. wv VI
 Thasoats market was strong All dav ana closed 9sc higher. Rains throughout lv1 th1 West were set down as bearfgh factors ba cause of the probable Improvement of the pasture lands. This quieted trade some what. Heavy buying by local bulI yvsa a feature of the latter portion Of the ses- sion. The December option opened i 0 Ac higher at 32H 032 Ac. sold betvysssTr S23sc and 3s& Ggs2zsc. and closed firm at
 Local receipts were 1s4 cars.
 The provisions market was fairly aefiva all day and the demand is attributed to a desire to discount a probable heavy fan trade. A rise of 5 to 10 cents in the price or live hogs was factor. Late in the selling by shorts At the close .Taf1uapy Tni =, pork was 2Ac higher at $I6 221<s Lara was up 5@7hc at S7.s09S7. .s2h. Ribs were 7hc higher at $6 .97A
 Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat B7 ears; corn 4ss cars; oats t4s cars;I hogs 17,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NRvU yoRgx DRY GOODs.

New York. Sept. 13.--The dry goods mar ket was steady and quiet during the day in primary houses. Jobbers trade is being restricted by, the limited quantity of rner- chandise on hand for immediate delivery. The scarcity has extended to lines of tow- cling duilfs and made up sheetinss and pillow casing There Is asteady businesA going on in plaid dCess goods. The raw silk market ts firmer Cotton yarns op noarse nurdbAArs are firmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
rntat aanuannenf

. FNuVt7flCHEe tSTotal today. at all ports. net 2i. s20; ship mants to Great Britain 21,329; to continent S,532; stock 242. 404.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 111so2; shipments to Great Britain 2s,023; to con tineTt 16.3S2; to Japan 2sl.
 Total since Sept 1, at all ports. net lS4,- o4s: shipments to Great Britain 47.230; to continent 6s,s24; to Japan 2sl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
Daath oe .gn,neM Al. t;nrlaI,,l,

Hanover, Mass. Sept 1s.--James A,
 Garland. the New York financier and clubman, died here this morning of pneumonIal He had been i'll for some
 time and death was not unexpected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

439
 PtfIladetphia--s 10 05; net receipts los; gross receipts 10s; stock 1,7se.
 Pensacola i,355; shipments to Great Britain 2,74g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
BIC PLANS OF HARRIMAN.

FfRht to Control San FraneaseO TRans-
 pOrtatiOn Situation
 San Francisco, Sept 12.-4rhe Call today says
 The coming to San Francisco of Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, who arrived from New York last evening, has to do with the things other than the contesting of her husbands win. Primarily. the purpose of Mrs, 0eirIchs's Western
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NEW yORK PR0DUCE,

New York, Sept I3.--Cotton seed oH and petroleum steady.
 Coffee spot Rio steady; No invoice 8 SIsc: mild steady: Cordova S@l2he
 Sugar raw firm fair refining 3h@3 %c: centrifugal 96-test 4he; molasses sugar 3M 3Mc; refined firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
Tooth the oa1se of Death

New York. Sept 1S.-osear c. Mat thews, manager of the Royalton apart ments in 44th Street, died yesterday of septic poisoning, said to have been induced by an infamed tooth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NWxv tgnfNANs COTTON.

Nenurs 3rlaI91Ie. Eert f3.---Spot cotton clos d firn and i-tec higher on demand for spots 1 3r immediate shipment. middfins &r5-iee eaIes We're 1so5o bales on the spst as sso to arrive
 Futuf ss opened ateady and three to eight points rixhef The market made unf- form q tvanea over the 6penfng prices and h4alrta1 ned th1A rise with but small Hue kuatfoE throughout the day The ground fof tn movement in speculative senti- A1ent as reported as being a shortage in Ahs ins al kpot market. More demands were & i'd fo have been made for spots for sf1lpme it's this month. especially by water. than ie spot market could Immediately aNpp1y4 The close steady, eight t, elsFeat points above yesterdays prices.
 N1sW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES H&ew Orleans. Sept. 18-cotton futures closed steady on the New Orleans Cottor Exehaf ss today. Quotations ragged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
CINCINNAYI PRopUCE.

Cincinnati, Sept. 13.-Flour dull Wheat firm 72@72hc. Corn steady 50 Q 50 1Rc. Oats firm 33c. - Provisions steady; lard firm SS.5o. Whiskey quiet S1 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NEM YORK BOMBS.

u S refundine 2s, registered Fl. .ios TT 70; coupon ", x, s...- VI. .... 'ios es U. $ old n ts rsssiaessd .s =. ....S... ,iSs Y U s Ns% Ns4'R1n z. rexsstsied ... : =: M ..isi Arhssisas aH soagasa qgSsaeeo 4sq....e.. ... sa s13 &chisson' N seneraf is ! " ...L .... @ =. .i9sE
 do: adjustment Is r...' ....F...s ss Baltimore ' ohio 4s .. :. =. .1os < narssSIlya ], \ ,,.: ss E g f ,ssa ssaa
 do. Ist Inc ...t e... ...... ss
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 hieaeo & Alton IFS " 77
 n'ias1 { fasisie f Snes X. "f s 1s -. :. ss&
 ee 5 x < .,., st, L gen. $ s., -. ..iSsi. z dorado dorado s'ssaad seashern ss As sls Densef ens ss & Rio Grande 4s ...r .... @ ..iOo Dfstf1iers Sec 5s -. s.... .... SsA Erie prior lien 4s .... ....A .... ssssA Hosssss heas ssnfSs Valley 4Hs @ =. r.. ....lss Js,as ss 4,ss s.d e.rsisiss,.s ssn.ss ;, .issSl Louiae ss nS aashsl sss'sS unIiiea Is @ lSSS Mexican Central 4st.... .... ..s. :. sss
 do. 1st. Inc .... .r.. .sr. .... 2o Mnn sis.i Kan a q, Teaa. KS 4s .... , .y.. @ @..isl Nat dg; R 1nds r ss N con. ss ..'...'e.... -. ss N a' Y. \ cenrrai r E gen. sa4s .... s... :. ssx N, J. Central gen: 5s .s.. ..... . .Ss Northern Pacific As .... i.... .igs Norfolk x Wast con. 4s ..s. s.... ssN Oregon Short Iihe rfdg. As ...t. s4M Penn. ovy S5ss -.y. .'..' ..-ASa ga F ss Reading gen. g .ss sss. gs I& st I & Iron nN0unt. con. 5s ..il4B St I < & Fran. cisco fg 4s slM St Ta s'westefn vn. 4s .sNs ss.- sl 4 Seaboafd Air L8ne As SSM Southern Pacific 4ss .... sl 4
 do 1st. 4s certi.tcates .... s5 < Southern Ky 5s .N. ..s-1iS Texas & Pacific 1sts ..es ...s ..aaS% "A Union Pacific is .... v... ..le2 x U: 5 Steel End. 5s ...A .... ss@ Wabash Deb. B.... ....Sa.... seA Western Md. Is .;.. ...a .... S4B Wheeling L. Erie 4s ..A ..s. s7 Wisconsin Central 4s ...A S9A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
Cotton seed Msal-gs %.

WooI--cieah sSe: SGrfS wool iasse; Besswax---hlA @s5Aa
 Grapss---a ID. baskets zo@saa aes g ih Fruit Fruit and and produce-PotAtoes soc bu onions 4l. sB but Western green head cab 6ase. Dol crates sls0gsI: !s saHs apples xS. B. bbL apple and white wine vinegar i6c gai. {; fancy full cream cheese, daisies isc; fam Ss.So. fancy aS.5O box; Denia onions DOT HidesIDEy nlnts lsMc; dry saltsd 17Ae: chickens1 Hens sO@sso; frssrs as0sOo: Moiasses0deofsia Can barrel sse per syrup, Los Cabin. gallons 3i4; A gallons "ssI; ssSs;arMaranuiated e1arss e sSe; aI F c. sA@ Country buttar--i6e
 seead--RSs. si per eu wheat a .Os; barley Sli crimson clover iac; alfalfa is6 a0e per ib.; onion sets. white skin eRe pearl ee;
 NAVAL STORES.
 Savannah, ca, Sept is.-Turpentine firm elci. sales 1000; receipts sss; shipments .slSS.nts h9s@ tT% sSG sss ssSs ss receipts 'l7i' s4 HsSj ss Ss4, 30; & is 'ss Ssit io; i:sS@ sS.OSi we '6.soi WV sS.4S
 Charleston, S. C.. Sept. 1s.--Turpentine and rosin, nothing doing
 Wilmington, N. O.. Sept 1S.-spirits tur- pentIne firm 60 Kcj receipts ss.
 Rosin nothing doing.
 Tar firm $2 0O, reeeiptg Aa.
 Crude turpentine firmi hard s2.ooi dip and Virgin s4. 4O; receipts 80.
 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. opeS kettle centrifugal 3@3 T-feci eentfif- ugaI yellow sk Q4%c. seconds 2H @s&c, Mole firm 2k GD ROO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

REMARKS. Rains fell in s1 except the Charleston district. The heaviest rainfall reported was 1 SC inches at Marlow. l. T. Temper atufs changes were uniInpoftant.
 MONEROSE ". HAYES.
 Local Forecaster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
nrww vA1Ru CnFFRE MARKET.

New York, Sept i3.--FCoffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to decline of ten points flower on European cables and reports of ran in Bre2il. The market closed ct a declfne of 10 points. Sales were B6,25e bags,
 January s.ss ss'' s's"V S2 .. March ..e. ..'' .'.' ''.' S~o'S0 May ..'s "sss .. 1-W .- July .t-. ..-. .... ..ss I'y0Wt.V Vo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NnfKf COTTON.

IUfAfs COTTON.
 Spot cotton n tie Montgomery nnHrkes seeaK ses.sX.. as asssea s5<s Sx~irt s,,ddffsia s. sS15r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

pentlne firm 60 Koi receipts 2s.
 Rosin nothing doihg.
 Tar firm $2 .oOt receipts A4.
 Crude turpentine firrni hard s2. soi dip and virgin S4 40; receipts 80.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

iron unchanged to 2d higher abroad; i; standard foundry 54s Sd and Cleveland warrants 54s sd. Locally unchanged with
 do sfs HsI soI sao so: No' Yovndry H1VSi soutb IF. ern s20. 50 Q S21. 00; No. do. s20 % o SEQ. 5e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
sr. LOUIS CLOSING MARaxETs.

St. Louis Sept 1s --The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: Wheat:-- Sept. es#, nominal Dee. 70 % bid: range 70M to 70% 0T0%. NJ 7tM bid; range 74h to T4B. Se4s f4A nominal Dec. 40% range 40% to 40A @41.
 May 4i% bid; range 41h @41% to 4i% 6Sats: Sept. 31k bid. Dec. 32M; range 32A to s2M. May 34M asked; range S4h 6Ds4%t to S4M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston, S. C., Sept 1s.--Turpentine and rosin, nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
1s Ts.%. s% 'S' e.ssr1a; ssss cIouSy-s E "

Maximum temperature for day, 91 deg Minimum temperature for day. 72 deg Average temperature for day. S2 deg Accumulated def since Jan 1, lsz deg. Av. relative humid. for day. se per cent. Total rainfall since Jan. l, 37.02 inches.
 
 River Bulletin (Obseryation at 6 a,sn.. Ssth N. Ttme.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
Msw ORLEANS spor COTTON.

New York. Sept 13.--cotton futures clos eG stef dy on the New York Cotton Ex- ehansa today Qgotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
NEW ORLEANS sUe

NEW OtsA~nA<AESS o~ ~NsAA@ s, !. <. New Orleens, Sept lS.--Suear steaqx open kettle centrifugal 3@3 T-feci eentrif- ugai yellow 3% Q4%c. seconds 2B @S&c. Moiasses firm; syrup 25 p soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local weatker Report and River
 HullefzHs United States Department of Agriculturs g. Weather Bureau
 Local Obsersatten fCentrai Time.l Montgomery. Ala. Sept. a3, leoe-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14
MAMaAa CITY IIYE sTnnEi.

Kansas City, Sept. 18.-CattIe recelpta 1000 including i.s00 southerna Market weak to l5e lower a.sa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

s--Indicatss rise. Indicates fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

Mobile. ysept. 1s.--Arrived: strs,, Morgan. Tonnpson. Tampa; Ranan, Nor, Monsen. Bocas del Toro: Vidar, Nor, Allansen CiehfuegOs.
 Cleared. Strs.. Normandie. Swed., Ander- sen. Panarna6 Kinsman, Br., Clarke. Liver- pool.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

Total salea for day LlO9.300 shares.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

MEENPHFs COTTON OIL. Memp hEs, Sept 13.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 2f5kc prime meal SPA CO.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, Sept. 13.-Cotton seed oil prime 32c; crude 26c.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-18
iillis. He stole the pants from Met

Gillis. He stole the pants from Met
calf's store on April %. in the after
noon ana then swiped the shoes from
the ellis store in the evening. When
McNeever was searched by Chief
Keith and Sheriff Cook they found a
re ;elpt for an express package which
was shipped to Redtield. That same
evening Il man name Louis Wagner
informed the sheriff that he saw a
party 90 into a saloon that afternoon
and lay three pairs of pants on the
counter. and further than that a
partner of the same party had made
o%yertures to him to 90 in on the
stealing of the pants, but that he
declined, as he said he was not in
that kind OF business.
Later Sheriff Cook made some in
-yestlgations at the United States
express office and found that the
package had been shipped. He
wrote to the agent at Redfield, who
opened the package and sent the
sheriff a list Of the contents, and
the stock numbers and the sizes of
the pants. Laying the information
before MIR. Metcalf he made an in
vestigation of his stock and found
that the numbers correspondent.
Later the goods were returned and
Mr.. Metcalf at once recognized the
goods as having been taken from
his store.
McKeever, when arrested for steal
ing the shoes, frankly admitted hav-
ing taken them and was willing to
go to Jail for the short time required.
On the pants proposition, which is
classed as grand larceny, owing to
the amount involved in the theft, he
had no inclination to plead guilty as
it meant a p%enitentiary sentence, so
he has put up a fight i'm the hope
to get clear of the charge.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-18

participating in the exercises we're
Leo Doyle, who recited a selection.
and Miss Florence Nolt sang. Lille
Halfhill gave a humorous number
and Miss Wauneta Tapp gave a vocal
number, and Miss Flossie Stafford
recited, all OF which was very much
enjoyed.
Grand Master Simmons made the
speech of presentation in turning the
banner over to the lodge, and he con-
gratulated the members very hearth
ly for the work that had been accom-
! plishea in helping to build up the
order. He spoke in a general way of
the benefits to be derived from a
membership in the A. O. U. W.,
and setting forth the principles on
winch it is founded. Mr.. Simmons
is d highly interesting speaker and
his address was listened to with in
terest. Lewis Shuster made the re-
Spouse in accepting the banner and
referred to the growth of Mitchell
lodge. whose membership now num-
bers about 800.
At the close Of the exercises the
members adjourned to the lodge room,
where a banquet vas served and royal
good fellowship enjoyed by all pres
ent. While the refreshments were
being served Turneaure's orchestra
furnished some entertaining music.
About $50 people participated in the
banquet.
Quite a few visitors were present
from out of town. About 40 were
over from Alexandria, while Work.
men came in from Fulton and Mt.