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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
TayIe of Ye Animal Court.

Leslie's Weekly.
 The Animals were trying ye Catte for murder. Ye Monk was judge & yo olde Dogge was prosecuting attorney for ye Stayte. Ye prisoner was de- tended by ye Sly Fexe.
 A thousand spectators were present, for lite was famous case. All about ye bar policemen stood & groaned' Tor they were verie fatte. ..
 Your Honor" sedde ye Sly Foxe. T move that ye charge be quashed. For in ye complaynt find my clients name Is misspelled,"
 & there was much grief atte,ye pros pect, for of a truth ye Catte was Il noted criminol.
 Ye oIde Monk scratched hys balde hedde. tItte Is a serious mistayke' he sedde, & looked atte ye prosecutor.
 I''Butte ye Catte is ,guiltie!'. roared ye olde Dogge. Butte ye cemplaynt Is defective, grinned ye Sly Foxe.
 ''Complaynt or no complaynt howl ed ye indignant Olde Dogge, 'ye Cate is a murderer. He killed ye sparrow in Colde Bloode!"
 '%Butte two Commas are left oute," submitted ye Sly Foxe, "& I must ask ye Court. to give my injured client hys
 According to precedent" sedde ya Judge as he butte on hyS spectacles & road a passage from ye ancient case of Snaik vs. Fiefdmouse. 'I must find in accordance with ye prayer of ye Sly Foxe. Ye defendant is acquitted"
 'Itte is nottc Justices" howled ye Olde Dogge.
 Ye Sly Foxe grinned. Butte itte Is Law" he yapped, & went outte with ye Catte to take a drink.
 First Burble: Law hath grown, in ye Animal Kingdom, to be sixteen to one. Ye ont part is Justice.
 Second Spasm: A Lawyer hath de- feated Justice more time than ever Crime.
 Ye Wallop: No crime is dangerous if thou butte know ye Ropes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
THE STOCK MARKET
SEVERE DECLINES RESULT IN Tws
 ss HOURS SESSION. T
Selling Made un of Hesvx Speculative Li- Gutdation Combined With Q Well Centercd Bear Attack
 on Prices. .

.Mw Msw York. Feb. l7.-seysFe declines re- s ssn,,se from the aetivs trading of the two up af heavy spscastivs Iasdaeion sas Tee eomSa ca with well centered bear attack on the rsislsnS sissS s gheh wss accredited to the gene Misn " M the prestige of many successfuI bear dentty Was nyan.s,dp. sae past The mensnt eyi. I ,.a1 Tas renewed decline of this week had reached in the decline in January! \ fall below this level was bound to have the Af- were retained tsropsh shat dseIine nen hds ea 70 this feature of the weakness of the of 0 over sre the bax as on look which has been gaining force steadily With the perssptioa of the gersistsn. drop in sufficient explanation without reference to the news. or events having any more sub The bank statement proved more favora-- ble than expected. Only 2 nominal inroad cd misht be Wiped Hr9I' out se TSe loss d in cash was, only about half of what was indicated week The princfpai interest err 'y attached iU to to tnc loan Item anu the contraction report
 fears that the Seavy bond m Sin of the week must have caused large expansion of
 The statement of the eountry's foreign trade for January, published today shows the large resources at comT and in the for for exports over imports of s64,000,00o com pared with only about S25.000.D06 for the preceding January The everest pressure today centered naturally on the recent spec ulattve favorites SO that the widest declines are found in Reading. Union Pacific Smelt- ing. Colorado Fuel. AmalFamted, the Hill railroad group. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and others which have been most prominent in the excessive speculation of late. The de- cline In prices, however. was general throushout the list to the. extent of between one and tow points. The feverfsh rallies st the last we're due to hastg profit taking by tn esuccessful bears and the closing tone was unsettled and weak.
 Total sales of bonds par value si.s9O.ooO.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Lavennan Company. 36 COnsnerce Street.

By Private Wire to Lavennan & Company.
 36 Commerce Street. New Orleans. Feb. 17.--Tn view of the beartsh nature of the visibie supply state ment, Issued late yesterday afternoon. Liy-- erpool was surprisingly good today, closing firm at an advance nf two points on the old crop and of four points on the new crop DOT the opening to the optimistic note sounded by Liverpool, initial prices being two points under yesterday's closing. Subseauently, however. there was some fresh buying which carried prices high as i1let, for May at this level weekend tiouiaatiou' set in on rather a. large scale. and the market Rrad- uallv eased off until May sold as low as 10. ss. There was slight recovery after wards on shorts covering. but prices again weakened before the close witch was steady at a net loss for the half day of two to three points. Spots were officially reported quiet and steady, at unchanged quotations. Safes bales tc arrive. ou the basis of 10 i1-fsc for MiddIing There were no deliveries on con- tr ract- The week in cotton closes with a dis tipctiy good undertoue iu evidence In all three of the leading markets. Notwfth~ standing an salpaost entire absence of outside speculative support values have been well maintained the market at times showing remarkable recupefative powers.
 The developments of the past week have eenctusively proven that cotton can bull itself General sentiment Is not near 20 back, and as soon as we enter the period of bearish comparisons now near at hand, spec u,atiye activity on the teng side may re- vive. We believe cotton Is a purchase on all weak spot from now on.
 LoyEMAN & COMPANY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago Feb i7-Rearish news from Ar sstHs m ss na Iaa ssh deSs TH~ Way delivery final quotations showed 8 net ess of S SsFn & asd oSss wf5s each o d9wn dsx higher s'e's's N's 2 9'''e '''"s' " 'sV on the preceding days prices yielded mate rlaliv At the opening the May option was the market held steady at the decline, there here being a, fair demand by compissior houses pit traaers trade. were fhs principal sellers dnrtng Msgs Of tss day was selppost exclusively weather in the United states favorable and q foreesst os the worlds shipments for the wssk ,, sho%sa a liberal Hoyerqsnt- % n sdh- ing that several of the droueht-str,cken dis trictr had been visited by rain. Toward the sae%hat T flrsr, @ Sseanee of FsSs eoverIns e Sy sherts. At this time May touched sss O snatch was received from Rosa-ie e,airniBE that the cyrertshlA surpIus of wheat from Another sharp reaction occurred and the price of May dropped to s3Ssc The market closed weak. with pvices nearly at the low
 clearancss .of wheat and flour were equal 4ea.nno bushels against 34o'0o0 bushels one year ago MinHeapoisis; s ;7I Duluth @ and c9isS ss, last wc"k and 2ss cars one yeartaEe
 Despite the weakness of the wheat market
 
 % st tho epe9ir Seeasse @ of ioweF rnT prices at Liverpool but all os the loss was quickly reEained on covering by shorts During the greater part of the fay the feeling was firm, hut the late break in wheat caused slightly easier tone at the close. Large primary receipts and the prospect of con- tinusd liberal receipts were factors
 May opened Nc to k ahe 'oy.er; sold up to 43M4Shc; Rnd closed at i2&c. Local receipts were 29i cars with five of contract greds.
 oats were firm early in the day but later the market became sasoiaE, Shorts bought actively during the first half of the session the demand being induced by heavy clear anees at the seaboard. May, opened kc io~-s at 2e5Sc, sold up to 2e% 929Mc and eiosed at 29kc.
 The nrovisions market was strong be- cause et a 10c advance in the price of live hogs and large increase in shipments of meat and lard. fhe covering by shorts In pork was a feature of the day. Pork and rihs were strong throughout the entire day. the close on May pork heinz up 25 q 21 hc at SIS so. Ribs were 7isc higher at s.27h Because of moderate profit taking lard closed barely. steady with May off a shade at $I.szk 9Ss. ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
THE LOCAL COTTON
pnyrEs RULED LoWER IN ,sHek -, TRADING SESSION
Prepaxattons for New Crop lontlnns v AA N f~resf snerulafors and Future May
 Depend on the Farm

h, the hrief session yesterday the cotton ys erjxot siunped. At the close futures were k.f was i-ise under Fridays ruling. prizes.
 Reyiewing the situation. rSuahle NY Orleans house tslegraphed aS ioitoWs as tAs cfcxe.t .4. mu.
 ssy'he market ruled steady as # has Tor thA mast few days. but 1t IS rsmarkApie. to rSss in face of such beartsh dayelopmenss.; 5. Yn connection herewith 1t mieht be saio fhS movement to market at an early qate and Tfie expansion of bushes in the cotton xoads division of trade are ntopapiS . 1ne 5s.o r.Sslit sentiment. however. does not seem ss be huliIsh. for with q return oL EAT rsw crop months will be traded in more Trxe3v or1 the presumption that thera VII he a large ,tncrense Tn the use or Iettill@St n2Meanwhiie the spot market will be u,afShed more closely now that we are so sssnw fine first delivery day of March. next Esfday February 23rd.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

the eastern half of the country. An area of relatively low harometric pressure over the north slope ot the Rocky Mountains has caused additional light precipitation an Washington Oregon. and California and light snow flurrIes in the lower Missouri and upper Mississippi Valleys and upper Mich !Kea. " -'-a si ...
 Temperature and precipitation ns reported by the Weather Bureau for salected South ttn stntioEt drllrz p hours ending e. pl. February 17. 1906. 2, " 7, n,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

You people in Chicago said Kad- ley, with a sheer, think of nothing but Killing hogs We'll we'll replied the Chicago man. T must have rnisunder- msan?' T understood you tn say you had been there"-P Philadelphia Ledger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

River Forecast.
 CFor mex; TWO dSvsl The Coosa and Alabama VIII continue 10 fall slowly or remain stationary'
 Weather COndtticoS-
 (For Past q HOnrs.l ,,.-,t,,, FaS- ,,,sathef continues over most of tbe country east of the Rocky Mountains under the influence of an area or nlgh ha- testern half of inc country with crest over New Engand and which sSSioS %i SaSSg onFb fGn n5 s,pdsv win exception of slightly cooler ir south Atlantic coast districts tempera- lures have generally risen some" nat over
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
nrrxr nprrANs. COTToN,

New Orleans. Feb. lI.--epot cotton qul- ct: sales a 200 bales. including $50 to arrive ani 500 s.o.b. ouotations unchanged Aid dfinG 10 11-l6c.
 Futures opened with the active positions two points off. The market was quiet ana ltffie with scarcely enough doing to make eSIotafions. The closing was easy. the ust
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
TIE FINANcIER's BANK 5s.TATEsMENT !

New York Feb. lT.-The FinancIer says this week Considering the fact that as the result of the knowR peysmsnts of money 1sy banks must have lost q much Ereat.er ciai statement. the exhibit was almost re Saturday of the previous week of s2.0op, eoo amount should have counted for q SIll week ot one and three-quarter millions of gold to Argentina ought, 1t would seem. to have been represented by reduction of SS75. o0o in the average, there were other clearly trar eeahls losses of cash, chiefly through sub treasury operations thus contributing to a total decrease in this item far larger than tN loss of s3233,l0O cash shown by the statement. The discrepancy between the estimated and officially represented de- crease therefore is inexplicable The de- posits decreased S12,317. 800, which is only S53i.90O less than the sum of the con traction in loans and the loss of cash: con
 sequently the statement showed fairly
 good proof. The required reserve against general deposits decreased $J,479, $50, de-
 ducting which from the loss of cash as above left Sl53 $50 as the reduction in surplus re- serve to S57S9.925. Computed on the basls of deposits less those of es.509. 100 public funds the surplus is ST.9f7 200 Loans were contracted by sS,s16,6O0 probably reflecting liquidatious of speculative accounts on the stock market The daily average of bank clearipEs for the five days of the bank week
 was s3s6. 900, 900, against S339, 0OO, ,O00 in th~ previous week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
The ConfesiOn Of Rockefeller.

The spectacle Of the richest man 10 The world dodging about from place to place to avoid subpoena server is but the advance agent of justice. He and his processes menace no honest man, No corporation that does not evade the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

fsalyeston--F1ru. i65sc; net receipts liz sfe, gross receipts il.s1s; sales 1.047: stock 1s7.4Ssi shipments to France 2.015; coast New Orleans--steady, 10 1l-1sc; net re- cespfs 7.474; gross receipts 7,4f4: sales 2.15o stcek 30s, g6f shipments to Great Britain 2szg9;. to. France 1000: to continent Si3:
 Mobile-steady: 1o$e; net receipts loo'
 Savsnnah-Quiet. 1otsc: net receipts 1.3l3 ErosaS receipts 1.313s sales 461; stock 73,SI9; ehipnaents coaStwtse 2.144.
 6lsrleston--Firm. 10 he: net receipts It: gross receipts 74; stock 33. 24e.
 WilIninston-steady. lotsc net receipts NorfoIk--cuiet. lIcinet receipts 26l; gross receipts 3s1: stock 3s.sss; shipments coast wise '44T.
 Baltimore--NominaI, II ke; stock ls.s52.
 New York--cuiet II 25i gross receipts ITS; sales 4oo: stock 197,o2s; shipments to % BostonEouiet. il ss: net receipts e5; gross receipts 2.066.
 Philadelphia--Stsady. ii SO: net receipts 30; gross receipts 5tj stock 3.?SS: shipments to Great Britain 103. .s 3JacksonViile-Het receipts 54; gross re- ceipts 64 shipments coastwise 64
 ldiscellsneous-Net receipts Si: gross re- cafptH 27.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

Maximum temperature for day, 62 deg. Minimum temperature for day. 40 deg Av, temperature for day, 5l deg Accumulated def. since Jan. 1. 96 deg. Av relative humidity for day, 6? per ct Av relative humidity for day, 62 per ct
 Rivar Buile.lA.
 Gobservations al m. 18th M. ''ns)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS

v Indica(es trace 0f precipitation.
 FRANK P CHAFFEE. Section Director, Weather BuEada
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
McIted the nnr.

Hi1ou Theatre Tonight the Powerful MelO-Drama, "The COnvIct's Daughter"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
TnfaI Mnvernrnt.

Total today. at all ports net 91.tss: ship nlents to Great Britain 26.35i to France a.015: to continent 545: stock ss6.s5s.
 Consolidated at all ports net 21, 433; ship ments to Great Britain 2635l; 10 France g. e16: to continent 545.
 Total since Sept l. at all ports. net s. 020,ai7; shipments to Great Britain 2.0t6,- s93: to France 565, ,957; to continent 1,OS1,- 251; to Japan 53.04z; to Mexico 2.0e4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
NEry ORLEANs sPOT COTTON.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.

New lYQrk.l Feb -I7.--Jotton IuLurss opeuT ea steady and, closed barely steady Quo- tetions ranged as follows; -,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
TntaI Movement

Total Movement. Houston-Quiet. l0TRc; net receipts 4,121i Eroes receipts A12i shipments 4,6s5; stock xuEusta--ouIet, lie, net receipts sS5; sTotg receipts sS5. shipments 452 sales 225; Msmphis-steady IoHc net receipts ss2: Skos stock ll4. .sss.
 st Louis-steady 10 l5-lsc net receipts sTs: gross receipts 5,613; shipments S,62s. Gincinsti--Net receipts 7s5: gross receipts Te5: shipnnents I69: sales 300; stock l5,9l5. Louisviile-FiHm, 1llAc
 Tofai today-Net receipts 6,592 gross re- esfpts l0,2sa shipments ll,ol0, sales LIZ; NAVAL STORES. ss ssss s d qeesps SR ss shpmehs t Resin firm sales l.427; receipts 2os7: ssgs B ,s sa! :tSsk ss s s'Fs s 9ua'f :. 4f G 34.5O; K $5 IS: SS. 70. $5.90. VIC wilmington, \. C., Feb. l7.-snirts tur- psntlne firm. ese; receipts le ,o,
 Crude tprpsntine firm g so. St.5o and st.50; receipts 72
 Charleston. S. c. Feb. 17.-Turpentine and rosin; no,slnwS SKw dSinirE d6SRinirEANs SUGAR. kettis centrifugai 3 sSsHc: centrifugal whites s%a4c; yeiiows 5H 6a%c; seconds % Moiasses. open kettle 2Oa soc; centrifugal 2e6asc. Syrup 25a3Oc.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New orleans Fob ll.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime refined in barrels Sol2e prime crude loose 25hc.
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
 Memphis, Tenn. Feb. i7,-Cotton seed fsIiqtgs ss s.s.t S. prime meal s'5' prime cake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

THE HEATHER. Daily Local Weather ReDOrt and River Bulletin. U. 6. pepartmsnt ot Agriculture
 Weather BurSas. Local Observations.
 (CentTai T1IDe.l Montgomery, Ala, Feb r, 1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New orieanS. Feb i7.--Foliewing were yhe nstsfsftons for, cotton futures on the New Y szs.%<Fc-.-~.- 'SSSe.s-- uwehaoUn foday.+
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19
LIyERPooL COTTON FUTUREs. '

z Liverpool. Feb. lI,-Cotton Iutures opehtu quiet and steady and closed firm; Ameri-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

Northern Pacific As .... .. le4A ~ortdf. GGi $ $ western con. As .1sY Penn. SzS lbV ReadinE general ls .... 1ol4 St, l.. & Iron Mountain con. 5s ..ll7b St L. & s. Francisco fig. As S7 St. L. Swestern con. 4s Southern Pacific 4s .-.. sax
 do ist Is certificates .... 9IK Southern Railway 5s '... .1lS Texas & Pacific 1sts ....l2 Toledo. st L. & Western 4s (ofd.) .... 84h Union Pacific 4s .... 1o4A
 do, CN. IS Aa9 wabash ists .. .... .... .... ..il6E
 do. Deb B.. .... .... .... ....-. 77A Western Md As . .... .... .... .. SEA- Wheel & L. Erie 4s (ofd.l .... .... ssL Wisconsin Central Is .... .,..... 9s1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

Meupiiie, rem, Fab. l7,-Cotton sCoJ off: pFtnas crude 25 Q 925 hc prime summer yeiioSg 29Hc; prime meal S25' prime cake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

Indicates rise Indicates fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, Feb. 1T.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime refined in barrels % i7e; prime crude loose 25he.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-19

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19
9~srrGbentens Cnfel.

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pnr ban aasierer | BEN oeutoiratife
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SaSt 90 itrep> Iere Bigger Serom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

$3.50. guest: -Four years ago this
simmer tie koaOT board laid ont read
or the section line an the qVss side of nv
land. on oeronnt Of lake, or maa
POND, TIE road avas eataround HE POND
on my iaad6efrr JA0k IL as Eo1estsad
last sp'zng I bro0r3 xb, and aren't 10
Dakota. White Hns he county laid
oHt a road along tie same line, orEy
changing ii in a fer Places. Last sam
mer Mky cut ont tie new road, ELfng
trees az my 1ct,e Jsnes and destroying ii.
TAavs aoS0 rrturrSd TO tie homestead.
Can ! nor clam damages from lie
county,
Ans: The county probably did not
open the road; that is the duty of the
town board. The county board laid it
out. nyou were not satisfied with the
damages they allowed You, you should
have appealed. The person who broke
down the fence is liable, if any one, for
breaking it.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

2SZ5. Quest. n. WHat can lido acifA
reteh6oyy stock (Ea minnesota qVhtcb is
constantly besSansng IN my fsAaf Must
Ikak< them to tie Poandta,a. or easI
hoA them narseH and charge Pay, uAen
there is no PoandJara in This h1an 2
Hozy much woxM be a reasonable aaa,gS
fer hea3P
?. Has a a a righk TO keep a
bull in his PASTURE 0Vhen he knows that
lie is a fence 6reakerF What can Iao
if the 6nH ONE in my pasture ard
SERVES my coaos, and 7 don't qVant his
stock, and haze told tim sOP
3. Has a man q right to .drfpe
stations on Pn6Ae 0V0rk, sarA as road
Vork. WAen they are a nnisance and
arn0yaneeP Can he dy7ve than tn his
arm fsiaP
Ans: 1. You can sue him for damages
sustained. The cattle would have to
be taken to a pound and the owner
notified within "a hours. These pro-
ceedings are rather complicated and it
you attempt them you cannot success
fully carry them through without en-
ploying an attorney.
=. Sue him tor damages sustained by
you.
3. Yes, but if the stallion is vicious,
and the owner knows it, heis liable for
any damages caused by him,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

1910. Sp.: Soil, iom tar fin 8oit
pnn Dor 2auhpotrute, CT i en- ilem &nibc.
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til meb, at Soften bIir re9eImesIis Iepes
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

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fuH,mer Ser bart en- SreSiebel Of al an
BEN @ienbum. Oct t~tloucrsblepne fprner
les uieilem Snffrnens gsru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

2S73. Sp.: Som en- IsIeSSor i Tins
neiota Ihsne Stct paa en- 9ote, lOm CT
forbidden. nuar iee irtet fan faa bstaIt
pau benz
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

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6orGlhreres S~anttsffe u,aa 8sanhen @
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-19

2S76. 9p.: STUDIES ber ealbrui Sores
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