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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

9.142.%32 year before last. OF this the total
Of American cotton is 1.3s3,l3o. against
1.1Sl,227 last week. 2.s51,704 last year and
1.e2S.432 year before last, and Of all other
kinds, including Egypt. Brazil. India, etc,
$4,000. against 772.0o0 last week. $4,000
last year and SIS, 900 year before last.
The toal worlds visible supply Of cotton
a. above shows an increase compared with
last week OF 17S.903 a decrease compared
compared with year before last of 3.sss.
OF the worlds visible supply of cotton -
above there is now afloat and held in Great
against 1.612,00O last year and 1.132.000
year before last; In Egypt $1,000. against
$4,000 last year and 1000 year before last;
in India 479. 900, against 900 last year
and $4,000 year before last; ard in the
United States 6SS.000 against 1.0Sl,000 last
year and 100000 year before last
WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
New York Oct. 8. 1906.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
xoNTGoMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
corrected Daily.)

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
(Cogroctod Daily0
These prices are at wholesale and not to
pearl 4Ac: gloss lump 4Ao: nickel pack
Rice@E1tra fancy she: head toSo:
broken ave: JaDan s. %;,.,n,. "a.
Vinegar-Per gallon N022c:
nv 0 aiiMe: ehoies ia0laHc: fancy $50
' soda 'sRSy Xxx Ginger
sardines-American mustard $3.50: \
sgse G pearl 81 is &C. per peerless sssk
Lard-Leaf iokc: compoudn TAO: basis
Hams-pove lee: others 4h@16e.
Flour-Bas,s of barrels: High patent
81 20. fancy patent s4,75: half patent
Grain and Hay-nran sl2o shorts 81 30;
ct ethy Us 81 90: Johnson grass sc: rust proof
oats 52c: Burt seed oats 7oe: winter turf
W SE,,1n sssa s sss sa GG wool ,sno
washed wool ,a ssc; o,kno
Grapes h. baskets 2oGs:hc: il
baskets 35c.
onions. red globe 8 90 bu.: western greer
head cabbage. bbl. crates 81 6o9S 70;
apples choice b. DAVIS ss.oV; Ianey iona
thans and other red varieties 1915 per
fancy fuil cream cheese. daisies Ice; IAN
ey peanuts &c r.; lem0ns cs9ie G.,
box Denia onions per crate $loO;
ruta baga turnips $50 Id. sacks
Hides-Dry fIints lsnc: dry salted TING:
chicSensNHens soos5c: flyers .5osoc:
Molasses-Georgia Cane. barrel 35o per
gallon cases. gallons $500 per case; maple
syrup Log Cabin, gallons S14; gallons
$3.50; quarts s4.25 per dox-
ugar-Granulated 5hc: F. Y. c. sac.
Country butter-l6c.
Ssed-Rye, 81 per blu, wheat 81 .o5; barley
81; crimson clover 12c; alfalfa 1402oc per
ib: onion SETS white skin 81: pearl a.;
blue grass 10 0iso.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06
THE METAL MARKETS.


New York. Oct 5.-The London tin mar
ket was lower today with spot closing at
f1s5 los and futures at flss. Locally easier
in sympathy with spot, quoted at sac. 20
Q$42. so.
Copper had a very sharp advance in the
London market the higher prices being ac-
companied by considerable speculative ex-
element, Spot was quoted at f94 and
futures at f93 It's Sd Locally strong and
showed sc advance with Lake quoted at
SEQ. rs; electrolytic SO. rs a $20.25: casting
at $19. 501 $40. 90.
Lead dull in the local market with
quotations ranging from IS. rs 4$5. 80. The
London market was IS higher at f19 IS
Sd.
London market The local market was
steady at So 1906 20.
Iron was higher in the English market
with standard foundry quoted at 5hs Id and
Cleveland warrants at SOS IND. Locally
firm with No. foundry northern quoted
at s21. 90 1872 90: No, 90 $40 500 $22 90:
No l foundry southern sci. 90 1921 so; No.
do = GA $2l 90.
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n 4 b. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
, Private Wire to c. G. Abercrombie
Germany, SO Commerce street.

ccmpany, Sc Commerce Street
New orleans. Oct s.~ 81 Shorts ee today
- showt the tenth consecutive time during
the past two weeks , eysl1ne but IN seM
.hat and torrental rains throughout
~ Mississippi Valley, New Orleans to
smphis and or hsayy with n7Nr posttive ind
ottons for much cooler weather. causing
Of i2o points f from at
~ san;ne ~ the market this morning
n ne o Compared with this day one week
RSo the market is up about 200 points. or
~ M per bale, which means an Increase
n. ;he value OF the unmarketed portion OF
&h. CROP OF about s11o,oooooo. which
amount does not take into account me
fn1E side of the market Never hetore
kknot even during the Galveston storm period
M dame nature played such havoc with
HE Southern country
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New York, Oct. 5.-The big new
steamer Bermudian. of the Quebec
Steamship Company plying between
New York and Bermuda ran aground
on the mud flats off south brook!yn
while coming up the harbor on the
wav to her dock in the North river
today. She had 100 passengers on
hoard and they were taken Oft by
tugs. Tugs failed to pull her on the
mud.
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MARKET FOR COTTON
= MARKET WAS ACTIVE AND Ex-
- CITING.
- Zk0Alng During the First Two Hour
u Woe the Heaviest Since the
Famous "Sully"
q Year.

q NV York. Oct b.-rhe cotton market was
lain very active, making new prices Tor
- season on covering and a big demand
om the South and Liverpool. The
Iooo was off from the best under realizing
- barely steady at net advance OK
Qx points Sales were estimated at
j Z The market opened strong at an advance
ID l1Q36 points in response to much high
u cables than expected and reports OF Iur-
her storms in the South. The initial ad,
eoAce carried prices into new high GROUND
- there was large stop loss orders uncov-
IGoPoA which, with fresh buying for long
Bceunt from Liverpool and the South alb
pgeed the offerings of local bulls Realfzins
0uF1ng the first two hours Of the session
x4as the heaviest that has been witnessed
H)nce the "Sully' year.
latter selling about four points net hiener
mere was reaction OF lo@l2 points unuer
fdbntinued realizing. but the market develop
n no sign OF weakness and while Supse-
lent fluctuations were somewhat irregu-
~. the high point was reached In t n
34e trading. when October sold at 1885,
6ocember at 10 %; January at 1910. and
MARCH at I'LL. or 4sd53 points net higher
ku1nd over two cents q pound up from .ne
Is0csnt low level. The last bulge was
Ia predictions for frost in the Soutnwes.
&6night and rumors that storm signals hau
zen set out against another Gulf storm OH
3ko FLORIDA coast. In the last few minutes
jaSalisine was very heavy. .o.
4 Receipts 1t the ports today were eo;osV
iuaEAinst 44.043 last week and 1877 last
JSar For the week $3.50 bales against
MASS last week. and S6l.9s3 last year
Today's receipts at New Orleans $50
hales against 4.154 last year and at hous-
%Rkn ID, 263 bales against 1884 last year.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St Louis oct. 5-Flour STEADY.
Whiskey steady 81 33.
Pork steady: tobhing SIG 40
nv saIt meats steady: boxed extra shorts
81 80: clear ribs 50 s212; short clears
50. 70. , s,o or
clcar ribs $40. 37h chort clear $40 81 II
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. oct. Cotton seed Oil 1lrm'
prime crude fob. mills SIC 90 stlio"
42C. -, , ...... o, -.
coffee spot Rio quiet; No. invoice sac:
mild steady. .,. y,,.
sugar raw steady: fair refining 5t2c:
centrifugal 96-tcst 4c; molasses sugar sac
refined quiet.
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xrw ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Nav orleans Oct Spot cotton rose
-xeadslv middling and grades below going
- one-half cent and grades above advanc-
he five-eighths cent. The closing was
10 spot and 1000 to arrive
FIXTURES opened strong at an advance OF Of
Ey..,n. IN The belt On the strength of gen
Sssi rain news and short covering: the mar.
~ retained its opening advance for snor.
F2vne hut when the short ntereSt had peeh
cnvered. il fell off from the high level Inc
HSciine was continued throughout the re
M{ninder of the session. but PIeoi.,,u
- cnid weather tomorrow helped to make
- Gradual The close was steady az an
(. SAvance Of 5000 points over yesterday
surw ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
\ New Orleans, Oct. Cotton futures on
fhhe New rleans Cotton Exchange toaa GA,
1921 .taadv Quotations ranged as 1ol-
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New York, Oct5.-Cotton, spot cIosed
firm and higher: middlng uplands II 10.
midding gulf So; sales l,6oO bales
Futures closed barely steady; quotations
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ST. Louis. Oct. 5.--The st. Louis grain
markets today ranged as follows
Wheat
Dec. 73hQH asked range 727s a 70 to 70 IS
May 77hQA bid; range II to II rs q "a.
Corn
Dec. 40M; range 40S TO 4oss Ak.
May AIS: range AK to 1S. 81
Oats
Dec. 34A bid
May 35A "a.
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s-Rising. = Falling
RIVER FORECAST.
The Coosa and Alabama will fall.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.


FORECAST.
Atmospheric disturbances cover Louisi-
ana and the Lake region They nave caus.
Cd rains in Texas the Mississippi valley ana
ali the States to the east Of the Missis-
sippi River. except Georgia and the caro-
Iipas These rains were heaviest in Texas.
Iouisiana and Mississippi: several stations
in each of these states report amounts IN
excess Of 800 inches. The depression IN
rain In Alaabma tonight. On Saturday toe
weather should clear and become cooler Sist
under the influence OF an area OF ngh
teaS regions. but is moving in a generally
easterly direction. In Nebraska and south
Dakota the weather is cold. and killing
trost occurred this morning. In other
parts of the country the temperature has
remained about stationay.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the "A Hours ending at am. 75tb
Meridian Time.
Mont1omery Oct. A. 1906.
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INGASUHI DhLACNOLSs
Washington Oct. 5.-Today's treasury
balances, exclusive Of the gold reserves
show:
Available cash balance ..... .$221.319.s20
Gold coin and bullion :. .... :. 115.3S9,S4s
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LOCAL WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY srArEMEN

New Orleans. Oct. 5-Secretary Hes
ters statement Of the worlds visible supply
Of cotton made up from special cable and
Geographic adrices compares the figures Of
this week with last week. last year and
the year before. 1t shows on increase for
the week just closed Of 1880 against
an Increase OF l52. 230 last year and an
increase of 32s, 93s year before last.
The total visible is 2,146.l30. against
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati. Oct. 5.-Flour dull.
Wheat steady 1871 G76hc.
Corn steady ACC.
Oats firm SIC.
Rye steady SIC.
Provisions steady; lard easy IS. so.
Whiskey firm 81 20.
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Erie prior lien 4s 80. go. 80. :. 90
Hooking Valley 4hs ~. 80. ....102
do and Series -. 80. 80. :. 81
japan 4Ss ~ certificates salia. 80. 80. sdH
LOUSY 4 Nashv. Unified u 49,. .16i u
Manhattan consol gold ~ go. ...... 99K
Mexican Central IS so
do list. Inc -. .... go. ...... 22k
MINI. st. l. As go. 80. ...... 93X
Mis-. Kan 4 Texas 4s..... 80. ....1oo
Nat R. K. Of Mexico con q :. 49,. ssn
n. 7. Central gen 3hs go. :. S3K
n. ]. Central gen. IS ....126h
northern Pacific Is LOB
Norfolk 4 western con. As . 80. 49,. ss*
Oregon Short Line rfdg IS 80. 80. 95
Penn; CIV. shs 80. ..... go. ..iooH
st. L. Iron Mount. con- IS .... ..l12M
st. L. & s. Francisco fg. IS sax
st. L. Swestern con. IS 70
Seaboard Air Line Is 80. 83K
Southern Pacific As .... e2k
sou, DO Is, Rv 4T Certificates 49,. .:,ssssE
Toledo st. L. q West. Is .... 80. SIX
.: S. steel End. IS 49,. 80. $3.50: ,ssH
wabash peS. b.. 80: 49,. :. :: sSH
wheeling 4 L. Erie Is 80. 49,. .... So
Wisconsin Central Is go. 30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

Wilmington. N. C. Oct. 5.-Spirtts tur-
pentine firm SAC: receipts 40 casks
Resin firm SO 60 bid: receipts 159.
Tar firm 81. 20 bid; receipts A
Crude turpentine firm; hard $50; DIP
and virgin 81. so; receipts "a
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steamer Ran Aground.

BijOu Theatre, Matinee Today p. m.
YOrke & Adams in "Bonkers q brok-
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SIS s:es: T.ss,ps: ss.,s: :siss ,,4sss7;
'? s.v ess nss
$50; gross receipts $50: sales IS, $500;
stock s75 shipments s sSa''wiss aS Tse.pts
''s savannan-stesdy. 1855; net reee apss
1osss gross receipt: iosss sales sos7 IzS'
Charleston-Firm. 1ohc: net ree@pts
40; gross receipts 1l4o; sales les, 500; stock
'tS sn'p%snts 1ehc net receipts
7s.l I;"' gross receipts 7.s4i; stock 1855;
shipments to Great Britain 1854
.,S spns. Seeeipt. ss sales sso
1881: shipments coastwise 1.73s
sro.s receipts FRS stock 1893 ship
ments to Great Britain 1,2s6: to continent
1850.
1920: sales 1900: stock s7,o52: shipments
to rCieat Britain $3.50
Phiiadeiphia- 1875; gross re-
ceipts a.7os; stock 5.717. ,
receipts rGr. l.cso: shipments to Japan i.o5o
Brunswick-Net receipts 4ss; gross re-
ceipts 4ss; stock 1872 ,,.. -
savannah-Add ass bales to exports to
continent this week.
Total Movement.
Total today. at all ports. net $3.50:
shipments e Sso Great Jan s,.a osc stock
Consolidated at all ports: net 81, sio.osi.
f Tra"e: ss4ai Fs Continent sss to uso
Total since Sept. I. at all ports; net 1885,
France 77.lo5: to continent 275.27s; to ia
pan $3.50
1929 gross receipts 1929 shipments
2o.ss7: sales 1912: stock H.oss.
Augusta-Firm. 1ohc; net receipts 2.7s1:
gross receipts a.isl; shipments 2ss1; sales
1925: stock 1889.
Psssp', ss Hs ns ''s ss4
St, Louis-Firm, 1oxc: net receipts 2s7;
gross receipts 1s7; shipments 6s7; sales
cincinnati-Net receipts 49,. gross re-
ceps 1s shipments ss5 n stock lses s5
gross receipts H. sales /; stock $50
Total today-Net receipts 21.ss7; gross
receipts Eases; shipments 2A7s4; sales g.
S79: stock 954S3.
LOCAL WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.
Stock on hand. September
Received this week ...... slss
Received previously ....... 234sO- 29.5sO
Total go. 80. go. :. 1860
Shipped this week 4021
Shipped previously ....... $50 81, 401
Stock on hand Thursday
night, Oct. 5, 1905 49,. -. 1928
Stock hand corresponding date
last year 49,. 49,. -. -. :. 2Oos4
Received corresponding week last
year -. 80 -. ioo5z
year 49,. .... 49,. 49,. 55.s21
Price, October 4. 1905 49,. 80. ...... 9Ac
Price October 5. 1906 -. 80. ...10Ac
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT
New Orleans. Oct. 5.-Secretary Hes
ter,s 81 enenf O the Wnrld'S visible SUNNY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

WEEKLY COTTON Statistical
New York. Oct. 5.-The following statis-
tics on the movement OF cotton for the
week ending Friday. October 9Th. 1906,
were compiled by the New York Cotton
Exchange;
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LOCAL COTTON.

4 Duo< cotton In the Montgomery market
1S6ay was quoted ~ foliows: ,..<
tD&x1ct nl1ddling ...''''rr S1r =,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

New Orleans Oct. 5.-Pitch and pine ts
81 SO: coal tar IS so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

Savannah. Ga. Oct. 5.-Turpentine steady
CSC; sales 275; receipts las; shipments
1,40S
Rosin firm; sales 1905: receipts 1916:
shipments 1854; stock 64.742. Quote; Abe
So IS; d 81 05. F 81 20: G 81 35: II 81 80;
/ 81 40: X 81 SO; NJ s4. so; n S.. 30; VIC
SIS so; WV IS so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

New Orleans. oct. 5.-Coffee steady; in
Voices Rio No sac: No. sac: No.
Nc: No. sAsc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

Minimum temperature for the - "''''
ending ,,,,pded In dis
x-Received too late to be ihciuueu 49,
triCt averages.
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TOTAL COTTON RECEIPTS.
sPINNER.s TAKINGs AMERICAN.


New Orleans. Oct. 5.-secretary Hes
ter gives the taking of American cotton by
spinners throughout the world as follows.
in round numbers:
This week $4,000. this year against 244.-
900 last year. 2l7,000 year before last.
Total since September lst this year $751;
600. against $4,000 last year. and $685.
900 the year before.
OF this northern spiners and Canada took
1925. 900 bales this year against $4,000 last
year, and $4,000 the year before; southern
spinners 241,OoO. against 235.ooo last year.
and 1856, 900 the year before; and foreign
spinners 4S5.000. against $4,000 last year
and 275.0O0 the year before.
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
Memphis, Oct. 5.-Cotton seed Oil; prime
crude 3Oltc: prime summer yellow 80 nc;
seed by river nominal; seed by rail nomi-
nal; prime meal $24 90; prime cake $23 SO:
linters per pound. nominal.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
New Orleans. Oct. 5.-Cotton seed oil;
prime 36c crude 27e.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.
New Orleans, Oct. Sugar steady; cen
trifugal yellow AGA 7-l6c: seconds 2% @
sac.
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,,vrRpooI COTTON FUTURES.

. TTVEKP(SOL
,.vernooI Oct 5-Futures opened iirm
and closed feverish; Amerlcah Hli'e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-06

NEW ORLEANS COFFEE MARKET.

New Orleans. Oct Sugar steady; Gel
trifugal yellow AGA 7-l6c: seconds 2B
3Ac.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-04
WEST RUPERT.

Mary Bibbens has been sick several
days.
Chauncy Hay, our town representa-
tive, started for Montpelier Tuesday.
James and Burt Purdy OF Manches.
ter spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Edd Hanible OF Hebron
visited at G. NJ. Lincoln's last Tdes-
day.
Mrs WIN Phelps OF East Rupert Wis.
tied friends 10 town Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs Geo Knights is filling the ca
pscity as nurse In the family Of Ralph
Clark OF Rupert.
Libbie Horton OF Cambridge visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs Merritt Hor.
ton Wednesday.
Mrs Henry Towsley OF East Ruper,
visited her mother Mrs Leonard Vail
last Friday and Saturday.
Frank Barden, who was sick las,
week, Is reported as being able TO at
tend TO his business again.
School commenced in the Kent Hol
low district last Monday with Miss
Walch OF North Bennington as teacher
r. Deusmore and wife OF South Cor
NTH stopped at s. Hopkins Saturda,
night, they were taking carriage
drive through this section.
Rev and Mrs Q. L. Jenkins o
Springfield, N. Y, who have been Wis
iting Mrs jenkins mother, Mrs l. Val
left for their home Thursday.
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MERCURY HANDICAP.
Lady Amelia Led All the Way 10
brighton Reach Feature.

brighton Reach Feature.
NEW YORK. Oct 4.-lady Amelia
a prohlbltlve fayorlls a ! 20 4, ols'ly
won the Mercury handicap, six fur
longs, al Brighton Beach.
She carried top weight, i35 pounds
and conceded weight 10 llandynffa mf
Pantoura. the only othsr starters she
took the lead at the start and grad.
ually increasing her advantage, won by
four lengths az tile lln,sh. iiandErra
was second, three-quariers OF length
before Pantouiie.
After II. Schrelber's eeyearo'd
DIR. Gardner. by Bannockburn'Tarda
wdn the third race. at one mile, In the
fast time OF l'S9 10. with i2G pounds
M, he was sold 10 Frank j, Farrell
Cor $4,000. Three favorltcs won
Summaries:
First Race.-Teacrcss. FIRST; Nlhllck
second; Belle OF Portland. third
Second nce.-Watorbury. first; Al
mda. second: Elllcott. third.
Third Rncc.-Dr. Gardner, ilrst Sis
ter Francis, second: Astronomer, third
Fourth Race. - Lady Amelia. FIRST
Iandzarra. second; Pantounc. third.
Firth Race. Colonel Jack. first; Pun
gent. second; Mlntbcrla, third
Sixth Rncc.-Lady Tnrantclla, hrst
Woodsman, second; Adonis, third.
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CONSUL GENERAL ARRESTED.
RaouI A. Amsdor Held at New York
Threatened to XIII Accuser.

RaouI A. Amsdor Held mt New York.
Threatened 10 Kin Accuser.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The arrest OF
Raoul A. Amador, consul general from
Panama In New York, as the result OF
serious charges made against him by
Mrs. Bertha X. Gresham, who declares
that Amador Is the father of her child,
may lead to highly sensational revela-
tons involving Senior Luis Corea, the
Nicaraguan minister. and Mrs. John ID.
Little OF Atlanta, Ga, who, as Mrs.
Ilah Dunlap Jordan, was the fiancee of
the latter diplomat. 1t was Mrs. Gresh-
am who was mentioned In connection
with the anonymous letters which, 1t is
said, caused the breaking Off Of the en-
gagement between Mrs. Jordan and
the Nicaraguan envoy.
The author Of the letters, which al
legged that Senior Corea was Of negro
descent, was never arrested, but among
those mentioned at the time as being
acquainted with both Senior Corea and
Mrs. Jordan was Mrs. Gresham.
DR.. Amador said after his arrest:
81 know who the author of those
anonymous letters was, and will lay
bare all the facts In my possession"
The bitter feeling existing between
DR.. Amador and Mrs. Gresham was
evident when he was arrested. Mrs.
Gresham pointed the man out to Detec
tives Dent and Beck in cafe and az
they approached the Panaman rush
ed toward her. The detectives stopped
him, as he shouted he would kill her
Mrs. Gresham, equally excited, scream
ed:
'It's lucky for you haven't pistol
or I'd kill you"
1t was afterward, according to the
detectives, she threatened to kill him II
she does not get justice. A short time
ago she was nonsuited in the supreme
court when she brought action against
him for breach of promise, alleging
that he had asked her to wed him be-
fore she knew he was already married
The warrant for the arrest was issued
by Judge Wyatt in special sessions.
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Trust to Nature.

A great many Americans, both men
and women, are thin, pale and puny, with
poor circulation, because they have Ill
treated their stomachs by hasty eating
or too much eatlng, by consuming hlco-
hollc beverages, or by too close eonine-
ment Ia homo, Office OF factory, aud ln
consequence tho stomach must be treated
I'm a natural way before they can rectlfy
their earlier mistakes Tho muscles In
many such people, In fact In every weary,
thin and thin bloOded person, do their
work with great difficulty. AS result
fatigue comes early, n extreme and lasts
long, Tho demand for nutrltlye aid Is
ahead OF tho supply. To insure perfect
health every, Tissue, bone, nerve aud
tain materials and return Ia IL certain
others. II Is necessary % prepare the
stomach for the work u taking up from
the food what Is necessary Ia make good,
rich, red blood. We must go 10 Nature
for the remedy There were certain
roots known 20 the Indians Of this
country before the advent VI tho whites
which later camo 20 the knowledge OF
the settlers aud which arc now growing
rapidly In professional favor for the cure
OF obstinate stomach aud liver troubles.
These are found ~ bo safe aud yet Ger
tain In their cleansing and invlgoratlng
effect upon tho stomach, liver and blood.
These arc: Golden Seal root, Queens
root, Stone root, BloodrooL Mandrake
root. Then there Is Black Cherrybafk.
Tho medicinal principles residing IN these
native roots when extracted with glyc.
crime as a solvent mako the most reliable
and efficient stomach tonic and liver IN
ylgoratOr, when combined Ia Just the
right proportions, as In pr; Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. Where there
Is bankrupt vitality such rs nervous
exhaustion, bad nutrition and thin
blood, the body acquires vigor and, the
nerves, blood and all the tissues feel the
favorable effect OF this sovereign remedy.
Although some physicians have been
aware OF tho high medicinal value OF the
/ aboyo mentioned plants, yet few have
used pure glycerine as n solvent and
usually the doctors prescriptions called
for the ingredients In varying amounts
tplfh alcohol.
The sGoldcn Medical Discovery Is q
scientific preparation compounded OF IN,
| glycerlc extracts Of tho above mentioned
Vegetable ingredients and contains nc
alcohol or harmful hsbit-formlng drugs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-04
TApLE OF pERcENTAGEs.
Upton !. stu Anxious to Take Cup.

CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Should Sir Thorn
as Upton decide TO try once more for
the Americas cup the challenge will
be- issued from Chicago. This state
ment was made by him shortly after
his arrival here. "You know that
am ready and most anxious TO take
that cup home with me-" said Sir
Thomas when asked what the pros
poets were for another race for the
trophy. "You also know that under
almost any conditions will agree to
once again make try for it. If dc
challenge | will make it through my
friends In Chicago"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-04
FRANK B. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

A man went into an undertaker's
shop the other day almost overwhelm.
ed with grief. The kind undertaken
soothed the caller as best he could be.
lore asking for the order. Finally
the man was able to tell what the
trouble was; al have lost my wife, "
he sobbed, and then with one supreme
effort he continued, "and | would
sooner have lost the best COW on the
place.