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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
THE STOCK MARKET
TAANSACTIONS WE'RE NOT LARGE
 DURING SESSION.
TAe Market Wa UnAer Pressure for Tine During the First Hour, AppArently of Speculative
 LA@uiAataon.

New York. Oct. 27--Transactions were not large in the two hours ses- sion of the stock market today. The market under pressure for time dur ing the first hour. apparently Of spec ulative liauidation but this was com pleted before the appearance of the bank statement and after the publicA- tion of more pTyins orders appeared, were bid up sharply. The closing was in consequence strong but only moder- ately active. The bank returns show reduction of S27.634.500 in the de- posit item and of this upwards of S26.- GOO, 900 was in the credit account How the clearing house institutions were able to effect this showing was the sub ject of mystified comment. The fact has been well known that heavy pay mentA were being made this week of been assumed that borrowing was be- ing done in New York with which to meet these obligations. It has been reported that single stock exchange exchange bills this week for this pur- pose A possible explanation of the failure of the foreign exchange opera tions to affect the loan item of the banks lies in the suggestion that pay not completed in time to figure in this weeks bank account Three-fourths of the total loan reduction Is accounted for in the returns of three of the larg- est banks. The time money market brokers reported that funds were of- fering against sterling loans. The for- eign exchange market was weak and discounts eased in London. The bank of England shipped $1.735,000 to Egypt. but consignment of over s5.ooo.ooo of South African gold arrived in England. Total sales of bonds. par value. $6f2,- o00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
f.Ss..so Grain and pie,duce.

t>l. and nssfos wes weather M % in the United states catised strength today in the wheat X At the close wheat for December shade higher. Oats were s9 .1.sgltta ta higher. Provisions were uhchan&eo ~
 frs9ims fTT ' in the wheat pit today was more acfiye than at any time dur ing the last month and prices snoM cd considerable buoyancy. Local as .Laa for several days turned to the oth- CT side early in the session and scram- bled energetically to cover thelr shore sales. .Onerings were rev: .n.,t.- TO. ceipts in the Northwest. the arrivais today at Minneapolis and Duluth De- inn 3SS cars less than for the cores pcdins day 9hs 9hs sars ysrp at at1 Mnnsapois. vIrs.tn whea, at '1 Liverpool @ closing s-sd high CT while at Paris there was somer flour flour for October delivery as well as n In saSntIIe sadition to these influences wsatn- CT Conditions in the un''sc sta.ss sr..r west and northwest reporting heavy
 sn 1n:; fe 2Yrins H somewhss 1ass hSa bscaass of reaiisine iH ee sales @ but the close was firm.
 December cpened 1-4Q3-S to 3-sW 1-2c higher at B to "a 1-s. advanced to 7s s-s and closed ,at !S i-Sgl-A.
 ClearahSes of wheat and Q Tour were ere ceipts were S75.OOO bushels against r. 2s7.OOo for the correspouding day one one Chicago reported receipts of s51 cars against 794 last week and SS4 one year ago. ,,,,- ish and the volume of trading was houses were active bidders. but offer ings were not large. Firm cables, small local rec receipts bsst vet .ud tse strength of wheat were the chief req sons for tho firmness. Late in the day realizing sales lowered the market somewhat but the close was steady. n,Tses a + ss to 0Rsns as ss sold off to a 1-lWs-s and closed at the l"w na point Local receipts 1s2 cafs. 1o6 contract grade.
 Oats were quiet and firm. Wet and corn were ths main incentives to buyers. Cash houses were the prinei. pai bidders December oats opened l-S@1-4 higher at 33 1-2. sold up to 33 5-s and closed at 33 1-2. Local re- ceipts 234 cars.
 ing because of 5-cents advance in the price of live hogs. shorts were good buyers early in the day but later the market eased off on selling by local packers At ,ass the close 'an1asy ard Para was unchanged at S.37 1-2. Ribs were , 1-2W5c lower at 7.4597:F 1-2.
 Estimated receipts for Monday:
 Wheat 70 cars: corn 234; oats 352: hogs 33.000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
MARKET FOR COTTON
MAAKNT OPENED STEADY AT
 SLIGHT ADVANCE.
Rs1ee Weakened Immediately tnder Aefessive selling and stop Loss Ll0uidatfOn From Addition al Margin Calls From
 Previous Day.

NSw York, Oct. 27.-The cotton mar kst opened steady at an advance oi or points In response to better canIes iool{ed for but almost immediately Ve1kened under aggressive selling ana sto1 loss liquidation caused by the additional margin calls sent out atter she close yesterday. The weather III SeSsHsd that a crop estimate. issued Sy 2n Engiish export of 13ooO.VVo bsI9s, had been pretty we'll discount tustions were very irregular. After the opening bulge prices broke ths to the low point of yesterday, then rallied sli6Atly as a result of covering. Re CeiSts at the ports today 71.154 bales aE1fnst 7o,050 last week and 42.75O last year. For the week. 645.goo bales les agsinst 4S7.A1s last week and 3se:1So last ySar. Today's receipts at New OrfSans 14,z0s bales against S.S33 last ysaf; at Houston 10.920 bales against l0,A ASS last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
layERpo0I. COrTON FUTUR.ES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement. .


 asiveston-ouiet. 1oHc; net receipts 2s,s31; gross receipts 2s,33i; sales 1000: stock 31s,ss4; shipments to Great Britain if.ss1; coastwise a0s.
 New Orieans-Easy, 10 9-1sc: net receipts 3<a0s; gross receipts 15,s5s: sales 1893 stock 14S. .434: shipments to Great Britain S2.o6e: to continent 1s.371: coastwise .5ss Mobfle-steaay, 10c; net receipts 3,54s: gross receipts 3.64s: sales 1.s00: stock 32.- 90s; shipments coastwise 1.4ST.
 Savannah-Quiet t0Ac: net receipts 15.- IF; gross receipts 15.111; sales 536; stock 150,sss: shipments to continent So,0s2: coastwise 4,676
 Charleston-Quiet, 10hc: net receipts s2S; gross receipts s25: stock 2o.5s7.
 Wiimfn ominsl; net receipts 2.s62. gress receipts a.ss2; stock is.oo4: shipments coAstwise 2.s32.
 Norfoik-Quiet, 10hc: net receipts 4.172: gross receipts 4.712: sales s15; stock 43,o74. Baltifnore-Nominal. 111sc: stock 5.o5S. New York-Nominal. 10 75; gross receipts s,57l: stock 1oo.117; shipments to Great Britain 5.
 Beston-ouiet. lo75; gross receipts B. Philadeiphia- Steady. 11o; stock s,ss5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
Nrw yoRK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct. 27.-Cotton seed oil easy prime crude fob mills 2sls @2se; do. yell low soc. nominal.
 Coffee, spot Rio quiet; No: invoice sc; mild steady: Cordova sN@l2e.
 sugar steady: fair refining SAeo: r.,fined steady; No. s $40; No. N. 35: No. s4.so; No. ,25; No 10 sa:15; No. fectioners s4 TO: mould A ss. 2b; cut loaf s5 60; crushed s5 so: powdered s5.oo: granuIated $4. 90; cubes s5.15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
A WEEKLY CLEANING.

We Clean by the Week and You Pa!
 by the Month.
 Holt's Dye Works will keep all mans clothing thoroughly steam cleaned. pressed and repained for $2.o, per month. sending for and deliverint them every week. A little higher II price. but watch the work we give sumo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
NEWS M BRIEF

Governor. Jslks yesterday .appponted the following .notaries public: Clara M Stokes. Mobile; T. s. Tate, Birming- hsmi ". " Cook, Ashford; J z; GTsn- Chapman.
 The New York Amusement Company tifcate of incorporation. It com mences business with capital of $2.50o, the. incorporators being c. H. Abbott and ohers
 Recorder E. F. Baber. Ir.. who took d couple of days off this week, his place in the police court room being filled by Aldermen Gunter and Hollo- way, resumed his place on the woolsack yesterday.
 According to a deed filed in the Pro bate office yesterday. eighty acres of land in Section 27. Township 12. Range IS. Montgomery County. were conveyed to Anderson Warner and wife by W. F. Champion. The consideration was $400.
 Edgar Bibb, a negro. Is in the county Jail under a charge of assault to lnur- der. alleged to have been committed on Sus Harris, negress. He was in dicted by the recent grand jury and was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sher- if George Wilson.
 Jako Hancy, the escaped negro con- vict from Florida. who is wanted here for grand larceny, was taken to Pen sacola, from the county jail yesterday by an officer from Florida. Governor Jelks granted 8 reQuisition for the ne gro several days ago.
 A certificate of incorporation was filed with the Secretary of State yes terday by the c. M. Green Realty Com pany of Birmingham, with C. M Green and several others as incorporators. The firm will commence business opera lions with a capital of s20,000
 The Cruises Splawn Lumber Company of Centerville. yesterday filed a certifi- cate of incorporation with the Secre- tary of State. The new firm is capi- talized at $20,000, with A. c. Cruise, r.. L. Cruise, w B. Splawn and Emma C. Splawn as stockholders.
 The Gay-Teague Company of Mont gomery, which filed its papers of in- corporation with the Probate Judge of Montgomery County on Friday. yester- day filed the certificate of the incor- poration with the Secretary of State The authorized capital, as stated in { The Advertiser yesterday. Is s200. .000 i of which $100.o00 is paid in.
 i Rill Holmes alias Bill Dooley an escaper negro prisoner from the jail at Selma. who was caught In Mont eomery Friday, was taken back tc I Selma last night by Special Agent T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
NEW YORK COFFrE MARKET

New York. oct. 21.-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to ten points higher on a better demand from scattering sources which was attracted by steady ca bIes an Advance in the rate of Brazilian exchange and the recent bullish crop news.
 The close was at about the best and steady with the general range net unchang- ed to ten points higher. Sales S2.750 bags.
 November .... .... .... .... ..s.a0
 December ....e.o We.oo January ss.s s... .''...o'ss - May =. ..... .....6.7OV 6.1b
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
HxvV ORLEANS COTTON,

New Orleans. Oct 27.-Spot cotton closed easy Nc lower; mfddIing 10 9-16c: sales rive.
 Futures opened barely steady. one to four points net ioweT In addition to prospects of eood weather over Sunday. considerable selling at the opening and last nights supDiy figures helped to put the market down. It was steadied somewhat by week md covering The close was barely steady l7V1s points under yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
THE METAL MARKETS

New York, Oct 27,-The metal markets were quiet in the absence of cables. but prices were firmly held
 Spot tin was sl2 .S5 bid $42 ss asked. Lake copper quiet at s21 75 a $22. 50: cleo trolytic s.1. 90 q s22 %; castings $21 25 Q s2175.
 Lead quiet and unchanged s5 76 0$5 s5. SpeIter ss. aO1&s.3o.
 Iron firm and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Employers of Convicts Nofined

Employers Of COnVfctH NVteU 0'
 Approach of Event:
 Notices have been sent out by pr Shirley Bragg President of the State Board of Convict Inspsetors; de t9 cons ens vict labor in the State, calling their which it is the general custom to giv. eeptions, eep Uufh the contractors who use con vict lahorera observe the custom. No
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
H. and B. Beer's Cotton Letter.

Hs 0n0 h. beeFo COttOm Lettef. New Orleans, Oct. 27.-Exceptionally favorable weather has been experien- ced in cotton belt during past week, permitting rapid maturing. picking ant and marketing market of the crop: IT The .sas- ear ginnings tc October 18th, than sener- ally expected. 4.910,0oo bales ass per census report of the 25th, instant. This as 1t was to longs. such figures not being expected on account of the un- favorable cold. wet and stormy wealth CT during the two weeks following the eonpso Mh this S was run of heavy receipts at inland points and at the ports. the weeks in sight, amounting to the stupendous total Of for the week wer only s4l.00o of Amer ican vs 2s6.000 year ago, thereby re- ducing the basis of takings for the season to 12,O53,000 bales, the weak % . wSs t.Su r.ns4 was Sn ali ss ors noticeable at close Of the week. De- cember closing 1o.15. against 1o.7s last Saturday and 11.36 two weeks ago. @''t" ed on T ths fros. fro Score, Protessional operators still adhere to small crop ideas and are reitersting their esti, mates for crop of about 11.25O.00o in trying to convince the public that the growth of this year will be less than 12, 900, 900 bales, as it is general. ly conceded that Texas and the Indian Territory will make about 100000 bales, states other than Texas about s.000,000 which is a conservative fig ure consideranig the area in cultiva- ton which Is much larger than the acreage of 1905, when 9,300,00O bales was made outside of Texas, and the Indian Territory. and the same states turned out 10.000.0O0 bales in the big crop year of 1904
 There is evidence at hand to indi- cate continuation of the heavy move ment to market for sometime to come and it is doubtful if weekly splnners takings will equal last years accep- tances while the heavy movement is running it's course, which. If realiz ed and it is not at all improbable, can only hut add largely to the worlds visible supply.
 We appreciate the unprecedented state of trade in the United States and the strong position of the cotton goods markets in general. but at this per- iod of the season, weather and receipts are usually the dominating factors. and for this reason are worthy of con- siderat1on.
 There was a little ripple of excite ment on the report of rain storms over the Northern Lakes, but as they are 500 miles from cotton zone of the Southern States, no apprehension is entertained. In fact fair and cooler weather is predicted for tho entire belt over Sunday.
 Yours truly,
 c. G, Abercrombie & Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
Interior Mhy0me0t.

Mtef10t MOv0m00t. Houston-Quiet, 10 11-16c: net receipts 1o.s2o; gross receipts 1o.s2o; shipments S. sn: sales 13S; stock 67.503. AAuRusta-Steady. 10 1-1sc: net receipts 3.s4o; gross receipts 4.4so; shipments 2.ss7; sales 1.455; stock 3s.03s. Memphis-ouiet. He; net receipts 3.ssb: gross receipts .7s3; shipments 2.s4s: sales 1, 150; stock 42,6Sl.
 St. Louis-i1hc; gross receipts 2.1s2: shipments 3.19s: stock 7.543.
 Cincnnati-Net receipts 311: gross re- ceipts 3l1; shipments 245: sales 300: stock 10.209.
 Louisvile-Firm. 11hc.
 Total to6ay-Net receipts 1S.7o6: gross receipts 22.59S: shipments 17,isI: sales B. 643: stock 153,693.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
Total Movement

Total Movement. Total today at all ports. net 71,15A; ship ments to Great Britain 17.7so; to France 22.563: stock S79,5Se. Consolidated at all ports. net 71.1s4: shipments to Great Britain 17.79S; to
 France 22.563.
 Total since Sept 1. at all ports. net 2.245.-
 .24; shipments to Great Britain e26.255; to Ja pan 2a.377.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Hrabowski of the Southern Railway. Holmes was arrested at pressing es. tablishment on South Court Street. where he applied for work. The negro was in the Dallas County jail charged with robbing freight cars of the South ern Railway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
E. F. Johnstone & Co.
 Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen frsps. HurteR
 Cotton Bought at Any Point in Alabama Storage and Conssnms Solicited Lowest Insurance best aess

U. [. Steel 2nd. 6s .... .... ........Wnss Ws
 Wsssss 4sss Hss '' 70. .. ... ..'. ...... ss
 WSSSegu Md. 4s ....~~.... ..s...'''. sS sS wheel . L. Erie 4s ,.... s... '.'.'.. sS Wisconsin Central Is ..'''' se7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Rafael Cohen. Turk. who owns d
 uit stands in the city, was arrested last evening at the Fair some material. which. 1t is said, was intended for another stand at the Fair. but was delivered at his booth. He was released on bond of $150 pending his hearing before Justice B. c. Young next Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

contractor is allowed to work a con vict on one of these days unless n, pays him as much as he would fol free labor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
wEArBER CONDITIONS AND GENERAS
 FORECAST

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 Today's weather chart shows a we'll de fined storm over the lakes that is giving cloudy, rainy weather in the Ohio and upper Mississippi Valleys. as well as in the Lake region. Tho greater portion Of the terri tory to the west of the Mississippi river ts under the influence of high pressure area and fair westhsr preyails In the east Gulf and south Atlantic States. tho weather Is also fair and somewhat warmer than on Friday morning. In Alabama the weather will continue fair toni ght and Sunday. The high pressuD moving east ward will givs colder weather in the north west part of the state tonight, ahd throuGh' out tho state on Sunday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. Fer the A Honrs endlng Ut a.ra.. 75SS
 Meridinm' Tune.
 Mont tgomery. Oct. 27. lSos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Pensacola-Steady; net receipts 100; gross receipts 100: shipments to continent 100.
 Miscellaneous-Net receipts 255: gross re- ceipts 255
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
Clarke Palmer Cole

Public Auditor and Accountant. P. o. Box 20. Atlanta
 Examinations for firms. corporation. municipalities and counties. Munici pal and county audits and systems apecialty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
SUGAR SALE 10 lbs. Standard Granulated Sugar, BROCK GROCERY co.
CORRECTION MADE.

Mrs. Flinn. Not Mas Hunt, Was Street Car Accident. Information was furnished The A vertiser yesterday that the name q the woman who was injured late Ff
 day evening in the street car acciden on the Pickett Springs line. was MT. O. F. Film. 320 Clayton street and no Miss Hunt. as stated. Mrs. Finn. be
 fore her marriage was 8 Miss Hun a daughter of R. E. Hunt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
NEW YOfRK DRY GOODs.

New York, Oct. 27.-Larse sales of white goods have been made recently in the dry goods market and fine cotton mills are talk ing orders for a year and half ahead. Linens are much firmer in the primary
 market. Burlaps have been selling better; The general outlook Is still very good and
 materials owing to the shortage of the sup nlY n most lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW YORK COr:rON FUTUHEs.

New York. Oct. 27.-Coton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange closed quiet and steady today Quotations ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
xnn wrArnnH

Daily Loeal Wnther Hspsrt and River
 Dulletan. United otates DepArsmsnt of AgricuiturA Weather Burteu
 Local ObservaAicn Central Time.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
NEW ORLEANS

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis. Oct. 27.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 30isc choice meal $25 DO.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OfI. New Orleans. Oct. 27.-Cotton seed oil prime 39c; crude 2sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
LOCAL COTTON.

Sjot cotton in the Montgomery mafkes todsv rsnGea as follows:
  Ms9lne '''' S2zs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New OrieanS oct. 27.-Cotton futures on khe New Orleans Cotton Exchange closed barsfy steady today. Quotations ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
A,s soc,etx Meetin<.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cour, Street Methodist Church will nee, Tuesday afternoon at S.S0 o'clock a! the church. Every member is urged to be present as bushes of tmpor. tance will come before the meeting.
 Mrs. Thos. D. McGough.
 President. Mrs. George H. McCombs. Acting Secretary. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Jako Hancy, the escaped negro con- vict from Florida. who is wanted here for grand larceny, was taken to Pen sacola, from the county jail yesterday by an officer from Florida. Governor Jelks granted 8 requisition for the ne gro several days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

The Cruise Splawn Lumber Company of Centerville. yesterday filed a certifi- cate of incorporation with the Secre- taiized at SEQ, 900. with A. c. Cruise. r.. L. Cruise, w B. Splawn and Emma c. Splawn as stockholders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Edgar Bibb, a negro, Is in the county Jail under a charge of assault to lnur- der. alleged to have been committed on Sue Harris. a negress. He was in- dicted by the recent grand jury and was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sher- if George Wilson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

According to deed filed in the Pro. land in Section 27. Township 12. Range IS, Montgomery County were conveyed to Anderson Warner and wife by W. F Champion. The consideration was $400
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, eipVHthS firm 65ls lsc; receipts 69 casks.
 Rosin nothing doing; receipts 274.
 Tar firm; receipts 220.
 Crude turpentine firm; hard $335: dip and virgin 4.50; receipts s4.
 Charleston. s. c, Oct. 27.-Turpentine and rosin, nothing doing.
 Savannah Ga, Oct. 27.-Turpentne firm Gee bid; sales 6Ss: receipts ST: shipments S91.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Rill Holmes alias Bill Dooley, an escsper negro prisoner from the jAil eomery Friday, was taken back to Selma last night by Special Agent T. S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

A certificate of incorporation was filed with the Secretary of State yes- terday by the c. M. Green Realty Com and several others as incorporators The firm will commence business opera lions with a capital of $20,o00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
= Falling

s-Aising. Falling
 RIVER FORECAST,
 (For the next two days.) The Coosa and the Alabama will con- tinue to fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

shipments 7.23o; stock s7.47s Quote: ABC 8 .s5; D 8. 90: S.o5: F $4. 01k @s4. 10: G s4l5; s4.17ta 1s4.26: H.25: K 4.sh; Nj $4.s5 $5.30; VIC IS; wv $6 %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
Jas. P. Ferrall Cotton Co.
 JAS P. FERRALl. Prestdent Cotton Buyers and Merchants,
 Montgomery. Ala.

0NlANCH OHt1CESt .. ..
 I.IlA. AKA~--Jhs. V. Masshal. \ gsats V6IONfOWN, AhA-R. |. DuniaDs A6enf fHOPOk1S. ALA--F. e. et1cAAsy. AgeDs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Montgomery, Oct. 27, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

HxW AvHk cA0sINo SHOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Recorder E. F. Baber. .rr.. who took place in the police court room being filled by Aldermen Gunter and Hollo- way. resumed his place on the woolsack yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

Governor Jslks yesterday appponted the following notaries public: Clara M Stokes. M3bile; T. s. Tate, Birming- ham; W. w. Cook, Ashford; J. .. Gren- ade, Stt. Stephens, and R. x. McCreaf]ry. Chairman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

The New York Amusement Company of Birmingham yesterday filed its cer- tificate Of incorporation. It com mences business with capital of $2.50o, the incorporators being c. H. Abbott and ohers.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-09
Church Notes.

Services will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church as
follows:
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Preaching services, II a. m.
Junior League. 3 p. m.
Epworth League, Z p. m.
Evening service, s p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday
$ p. N.
All are welcome.
WILLIAM WHITFIELD,
Pastor.
Regular services will be held
at the Catholic Church Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-09

The tent, which is a huge
one, was tested to It's utmost
capacity, many being turned
d way, the Swain Company give
a good show and if they ever
return to Little Rock they will
be greeted to a big crowd.