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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
MONTGOMERY cUFkENg, qUOTATTONA,

These prices are at wholesale and not ts sfSrch-cOrn s@IOe, standard goOas. pearl tKei gloss lump tAei nickel pack aEes e3. , x broken 3Xc; Japan bc.
 sait-LiVerpooi 31; VlrGinie oVe.
 Vinsgar--Per gallon lt s1o.
 Coffee-Green common 10 A 11c; prime 1lA @iihc; choice 12912hci fancy ls9 1AAc. = ea,o
 crackeFs--Xxx soda ehei XXX Ginger snaps Te. .,., .,,. S4. 50; fancy patent SA.so; half patent 'a1rits--Per bbl. ss. .T5; per sack s1. 80.
 Meai-TOc; pearl roe: peerless 76e.
 LSrd-Leaf lohe; compound TAG; bash HSms--Dova lsc; others 14h015e
 GTaIn and Hay-Bran $i.10i shorts a. IS, corn chops roe. white corn 7B: oats mixed 1set white Ble: white clipped S2e timothy ti 65i Johnson grass 7Oci rust proof Oats b2G. .a.no
 Wool-clsan 2sc3 bury wool 12he; wash ed wool sbe,
 Grspes-A lb. baskets 2oGaakei ID. FrSN and Produe0--Trismph potatoes Sl. co buaS onions t1.25 bu.; Western Ersez
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12

and Mrs. Thomas .Acrryde, on Elm Street. Miss Kate Barr entertained her friends in honor of her auest, Miss Nell Fannin of Banks A vEy interesting and original feature of the occasion was contest which consulted in guess ing the identity of bypictures. the pictures being those of the guests. which had been secured frtm their pa : rents without their knowlldge. The contest was very amusing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
REMARKs.

Temperature changes have been untmpor tant Rain has occurred In ali districts. being laocily heavy in portions of eastern Alabama, South Carolina northern Texas, and Indian Territory. ,r
 Section Director, Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
MooNsHINERs ARREsTED.
WiId Cat WhIskey Men Brought Int
 Troy by Deputies.


 Troy, Aug, Especial l--s-Deputy Collector W. A. Anderson of Atlanta, Ga, and Deputy Marshal A. J. Collier returned to Troy this morning from q raid in Pike and Coffee Counties.
 They raided an illicit distillery yes- terday near Tarentum, in Pike County, said to belong to D. M. Miles, and de- stroyed a complete distillery outfit, Miles was arrested by Deputy Marshal Collier. arraigned before United States Commissioner c. S. Tutwller and bound over under a $200 bond to await the action of the next Federal grand Jury. Deputy Marshal F. e. Taylor brought to Troy this morning J. W. Moore of Coffee County, charged with Illicit dis tilling. and Bob Parker of Geneva County, charged with cutting and re- moving timber from Government land, Moore was bound over under $20o bond and the case against Parket con tinued on account of the absence of all the Government witnesses
 Last evening, at the residence of Mir,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
wrVv oRLEANs COrTON,

New Orleans. Aus. 1i--Spct cotton clos md quiet and unehanEed; middiinx l0@ci sales 1SQ bales on the spot.
 Futures opened steady and thirty to ten rofnta net higher both on Liverpool cables. which were better than expected. and on generally looked for reaction In the local market This reaction. however. failed to rnaterialize and prices soon lost their early nain The fact that August was up several points higher than the latter months rose naaand talk that spots were not likely tn xolioW closely the decline of the future market AlthouRt bulls looked for hot weather to affect the cotton crop before the xhe tone of the market was beaFY. The nloee was steady ten to eight points higher than yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
KANsAs oITY IIYr srOcK.
THE METAL, MARKETS.

New York, Aug, i1.--Ths metal markets absence of London cables. and no quota ble change reported.
 Tin Is quoted at Sfo so Q $40. .6S.
 Laka copper is held at &lk.62R 4$lS; 1h; eleetToiytie s1s.37A QS1s. 6o: casting sis9 a1B,26
 Lead unchanged at 8s.T5
 speitsr unchanged ss. 004 sa, 10 Iron was reported h good dsnena %itn prices higher at SIe % e slS- 20 Tor No foundry northern and t1s s.0o@slsso for No foundry southern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
NEW YoRK PRoDUcE.

New York. Aug ii.-Flour auiet and low CT to sell
 Cotton seed oil: firm prime crude fob. mills 25M9 2sc; do. yellow 3shc.
 Molasses steady: New Orleans open ket- tle good to choice 20@a8c SEc; mild steady: cordova s0l2Ae
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining sAc; cene i-isasMc: refined steady; No. 6 s4.so; No. s4. 25; No s4 20; No A. 10: No: 10 s4 10; No II s4 05: No. IF s4. %: No ls sb e5, cut loaf s5.sO; crushed sb 50: pow dered S5 5.00; granulateq ~S4. 90; cubes ss.i6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
sss Japan iis.Sis; to HsSico ssst,
Interior NTovement.

Interior Movement.
 Houston-steady. 10He; net receipts a.- 61f; gross receipts s,6t7: shipments 1.2s0; sales i.tss; atnok is.eis.
 Augusta--Guiet l0Ac: net receipts s4; gross receipts a4: ' shipments 70ss sales 2se. stock 1ss7
 Memphis- Quiet. 1oAes net receipts 5; gross recsipts 3: stock TAPS
 St. Lnnis-~Dul. iake; eroas rseeipss 46e: shipments 99s: sales 3g0. stock 1e.57f. cineinnatf-Net receipts i0s: gross re ceipts 10s; shipments 145: sales 600: stock s.41e.
 IeouisyiiIe-Firm. 16%c.
 Total teday--Net receipts 3,s15: gross re- ceipts 4.2s4; shipments 21zs: saies 2.4Ss; stocik t0.Tas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
MANET FOR COTTON MAxsxA su s1s,@~4xED FIRM AT AN AD-
 VANCE. Neather Reperta From South Continued NaNoguhi0 and Interior Holders of Spot Cotton Seemed More Than
 Usually Firm.

New xerh AnR l1--The cotton marsee Snan&h firm at an advance of 6Me points in nsspcnne te higher cables. But the weath- sF in the South continued favorable and while there were some reports of fifn1er in- f4rfor holders Of spot cotton with export &9e said to be findine 1t difficult to buy far prompt shipment at anything like cur- fent prices, the only demand for contracts Eeeened to coma from smaller nhorts who were not aggressive buyers and nrtcas anREed off slightly after the opening with fha market during the middle of the morn in9 about six points higher. Trading was modexateiy active and the tone fairlv xtaadF.
 Racelnta at the ports today 9ss0s bales against 3.zfi last week and S.2e1 last year For the week (estimatadl 2S.0na bales against e,241 last week and Sf, zSo last year
 Today'a receipts at New Orleans ss bales aHainst 1.5ST last year, and at Houstor mtfT bales against 2.s57 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
NEW WORK coFFEr FUTURES,

ed steady at an advance of G10 points m sympathy with better EBEopean eAolss
 being reported on the opening call while later business reflected no change m the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
ST. Lours CLOSING MARKETS. !

St Louis, Aug. 1.-The St Louis grail markets today ranged as follows. sept. ssM range STA to 6sh. Dec 72 asked: range TIA fo 12. May 7eA bid: range 76h 10 7sA. Sept. l7H asked; range 47R to 47%, Dee. !sH b,d: b: range 4ak 4aakN to to 4s% IaH 0s2h.
 Oats Sept s1k bid. Dec. 3zM.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12

st L. gwestern con. <s .... .... .. 7s Southern Pacific 4s s.. a
 do. izt; e csrtifioates .. .... ,..es Southern Ky Es ~ - . ....11e Texas q Pacific istn .... .... ....1lsx Toledo. St. l. & w 4s fofd). ... .. sl Union Pacific fs .. .. .... ....1osA u stsel End Co .... .,.. ..,ss% wabash Deb. B, ....... ... ss Western Md. <s .......... s4 Wisconsin Central 4s ~. .... .... 90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York Aug 11.-Stsady buying dur ing the week and glowing ,pEedictions as 10 prospects of fall trade. indnlEed In yisitin sn s the first hand market in all lines Ad- vances were made during the week on bieached fabrics under well known tickets ana there was difficulty In setting enough coarse and medium Co take care of current reGuirements
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
rsn...,er,. statemeht.

New York. Aug, li.-The Financier says this week:
 would be considerable discrepancy between the estimated loss of cash. as based upon the traceable movements v. money during the week andtthe amount ofheiai bank statement, S 60 great a diff ference as s-4 millions was not iook-
 The discrepancy was probably large " due, however, to the operations in- cident to the transfers to interior de- positories of public funds. which were distributed by the sub treasury s Sns ofns. she week es snd to the bringing over from the previous week Of that part of the average loss which was not shown by that week showing q loss of ssis,2oo. whersas the majority of the estimates indicated decrease in this item of about d-1 millions. It may be noted that the dis- bursements as above of public funds ID the fortnight aggregated 1s Ia miis lions and the weekly average would be just about the difference indicated by last weeks statement The n aepocsseo pose which amount very nearly agrees witn the sum of the contraction in loans the loss of cash. left s5.s51, 15o as the au,ea feservs mass asast Haa was duced ss,42s.750 deducting which from and the los of cash; therefore the decrease in surplus tax reserve to ss.- 217.576. Computed on the basis of de- poslts Jess those of .$s,saf,aoo pupnc funds. the surplus is s10,731, $50: Loans were c6ntracted s4.7s3.4oo. reflecting the calling In thereof toward the end of the week. which caused a Hurry m the money market The loans were $e,5sS,T00 in excess of deposits against an excess of S1,70l.s00 of the latter over the former in the week of July 2e: The daily average of bank clearings for the week was s273, 3,000.o00. against ss1e e,000,00e In the previous week ;clsar days business were sSol li5. oto; Com parlsons of loans by indtviduai banks B show that seven institutions reduced banks lost 1-5 millions net cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
rrNcrNNATT PRoDUCE.

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati. Aug. 1I.--Flour steady. Wheat steady Corn dull b2Ac 0ats steady 32Ac Provisions easier. lower; lard ssAo; puik meats $s.12M: bacon S10. 20, whiskey steady sl.2e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTUREs
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement

Csalveston--Quiet, 10 5-1sc: net receipts LISP. gross receipts l,7s2; sales ?, ,50B stock 1s.255; shipments to Great Britain 2i67
 New Orleans-Ouiet, 10 5-1sc: net re- ceipts ss; gross receipts i76: sales 15O: stock sf,694; shipments coastwise 71D.
 Mobiie--Easy. 9he: net receipts 135; gross receipts i35; sales SO: stock 4.101; Shipments coastwisa 1p
 eavannah--Quiet and easy. 10 5-16c. net receipts SIS; gross receipts SIS; sales 900; stock 31.162: shipments coastwise 932.
 harleston-Nominal: net receipts 445 nfoss receipts 445: stock 4.670 Wilning ngton-Nominal: net receipts 9: hoFfoas receipts 2: stock SIS
 Norfolk--Quiet, 10hc; net receipts 124: -oss receipts 1a4; sales i1s! stock 9e09! Flpmenta coaatwise GEO.
 T Baltimore--Nominal, 1oAc: stock 4sls
 New xork--Steady. 10 60: gross receipts Hi: sales 80; stock 93. 203; shipments to Continent 2s4
 ton--steady, 10 60: net receipts lO1; &ross receipts 27k
 Phiiadeiphia--oui 10 s5; net receipts Hb0; gross receipts b50 stock 1899; ship ants to Great Britain s7; to continent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
Totai sales for day 3ss.Ioo shares,
Nrw YORK BONDS.

NEW AONeAA ROft01s ,u. s. refundinE B. reristered .ho4% U. $, r" ss. rsssistsrsd .... ..... ,iSsh h T. $ d9 o,S f0Sp9% 's. TssI.t:isd .... ... :iSss U. sl c0 N.s ssuRsn ss. registered -. :. " isS Amspiean &H Tobacco 4s .... .... ITS
 do, es .... .... -... '''' '''' 'hs A'eHioo" do' adjustment 4s .... .... .... ss% Atlantic Coast Line 4s '.iVoA A Baltimore & Ohio 4s .... .''' '''' ''leozN a,ooElyS S1 4 R T. cv. Is .... % -. .... .. s!x Central Of Georgia ss .... .''' ,'las
 do. ist; Inc '.'' '''' ...' ...'.. sS
 do ard Inc .... '.'s el
 chesa' & ohio 4As .. .... .... .ioIA cs,SSso cs,cS go { AisoP asnsy shs new Is . ss2 Chicago. R. I: & Pacific R R, As '' .. ssas%
 d9 col IS % general 4s 4'.. .'.: ..::1SiM Colorado Industriai Ss Ser. A..,. 7th co,oeodo do; Ser M,oisn,d b 4s -. ...... .: IF Colorado Southern 4s'''' co. ...' ',Ss Ss A GsS% BsS&er '' $ Rio Granat ia .... " .... ssB Erie prior lien +s ...' '.'. .''.lSSddh ''.Sdihs Hsrs Hooking yaiisy AS :. .... .... ... .iSs JsPsn Japan 's ss snd serie; :. .... .. esH Japan 4Hs certificates '.. .-'. ss% .,,as do snei N.sSS ssTisf i,nlfisa 4. ,,', iSi Manhattan consoi gold Is .,.. -. ..ieiK Mexican Central As '.-' '"
 ,,, do. ist s. The a, ;oi;si ,,', '..'.. ss Mis., Kan Texas Is .... ...... ss% Nat. Railroad of Mexico con. 4s .... s4M N Y. Central gen 3 ks .,.. .... ss& Central zen bs .. ~ .I2B Northern Pacific 4s -. .... 4.., ..lo3 4 Nortapk ST $ western con. la ... '' .looR Oregon shoct Line rfdg. As etN Penn. cY. 3Ms .... .... eco. ..,... eSA Reading general 4s .... ..., ...... 99% st L. & Iron Moulit. con 5s 0. .1i6
 st. L. & S. Franeisa fk. As .... .... s2h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
eh,..ga nrain and produce.


 Chicago, Aug. 11.--A private crop re- port which showed a decrease in the to- tai yield of wheat in the unitea states as compared with official statistics was Strength n. today in the local wheat mar ket At the close wheat for septenber delivery was up 3-s. Corn was up l-4. Oats showed 2 gain of s,s PrGvlslons ioynnr
 Strength in the wheat market devei-- oped late in the day. During the first part of the session sentiment in the pN was heafish, weak caoMisss, MsS caehs no9ss having q depressing effect. leadlpg commission house was the principal seller, For time trading was inclined
 drag ogieg boyns so aek became CT more active, cash houses being quite lioerai purchasers A joint report made Dy two weil-known crop experts was an feeiing. According to these authorsS ties. the total yield of spring wheat m Minnesota and the Dakotas is aboul 24 000. 900 bushels less than the amount estimated by Government officials. An other factor was constantly. decreasing receipts at all primary points, total ar rivals for the week showing a falling of of 2S per cent. compared With the total movement of the preceding week; I; The market closed firm with prices at the highest point of ths day. Septem- her opened Is to 1-4 lower at T S-4 .S T SaSosd 7y Scd 0f ta to 2 s-S01l Ss ana
 The close was 72 s-s. C1earances of wheat and flour were equal to 62s,2 bushels Primary receipts were T. 4Is,. 3Bb bushels compared with S5s,6S6 bushels for the corresponding time q year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 4S3 ears, against e45 cars last week and ssO cars
 Favorsble weather for the growing crop caused an easier tone In the corn market early in the day. Offerings, however, were not large Later active demand by commission houses resulted large extent to light stocks of contract corn in Chicago and to practical sense of aeceptances of bids sent out by cash houses The market closed firm, sep- tember opened unchanged to Is lower at 49 Is to 49 1-4, sold between 49 and ceipts were 1o1 cars. with 47 of com
 Oats were firm on buying by. cash houses The strength today was large ly an aftermath of the Government re- port, published yesterday; September unchanged to i-s lower no at 30 7sS to + and closed at 31 Ss.
 Local receipts were IFS cars.
 Provisions were weak because Of 10-cent decline in the price of live hogs, Tn addition, the market was bearishly affected by decreased shipments of the manufactured products. At the close, siS.s5. Lard was down BOT 1-2 at sS.s5. Ribs were i2 i-s lower at
 Estimated receipts for Monday; Wheat, 442 cars; corn. 1l2 cars; oats, 2a2 cars; hogs. 4S,0O0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
Tor MsaIPsE Psst Sop11ssSa. s@ Hours,

An area of moderately low pressure csn tral over the lower Lake region has caused Additional raips in that section and along the middle Atlantic and New England coast; showers have also occurred in Florida ana all cotton districts and northwestward through the Missouri Valley. the rainian beinR locally heavy In eastern Alabama and nortions of South Carolina. northern Texas and Indian Territory, and showers are probable in Alabama tonight and sum day An area of moderately ntGh parotta- eter central over the north slope of the Rockies is now giving generally fair weath- er west of the Mississippi. except t.at an area of ''low' over the southern Pacirlc coast region is giving unsettled weather sn California Nevada. and Uutah. Tempera- fures continue moderately high in south Atlantic and Gulf coast districts. though temperature changes have been generally siight over the eastern half of the coun- try.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. Fox the 2A hours ending as@. na.- sose
 meridian lime.
 oteofnerv Ala Aug Ii, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12

new in the yalorization situation. The close was steady at unchanged prices te an advance Of ten points sales were ported of fQ.T5o bass. incirdins' as 1,- na December .-. .*.- ...' oe
 January s... .+.- ...f.. sn March -se-.. .s.. = -.'.-s1 ssez.1 ss May .... q. .... .... .sss...s.. 7 5vBf.ae Iuiy ,... .... ..s....f.b .b1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
Totai Movement.

! NNUNEDltuLe % nofal today at all ports net 8.sA3. ship s,.n.fnts to Great Britain 2.564: to continent ~OSal. stock 201970.
 .onsolidated at all ports. net sos: ship
 sents to Great Britain 2.S64: to continent gess Totai since Sept l. at all ports. net I. .Sss-
 g. shipments 10 Great Britain 2,s36, 25S; fer b,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
IocAx, COTTON MARKEI

apos eefton sn tiie ..aIonfEomeEy niarlket 1odar uae quoted as folloWsi Tow grades nominal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12

(For Next Two Days.)
 The Coosa and Alabama will remain nearly stationary. except that the upper Aiabanaa will rise slightly during Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans. Aug. 1l.--CottOn futures on fha New Orleans Cotton Exchange today esosed steady. Quotations ranging as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12

NAVAL STORES.
 Savannah. Ga, Aug --Turpentine firm RosIn firm: sales s.s50 receipts 2,05st shipments 2,1s5; stock es. TOO Quote: ABc S8.f5: ID $40 s4.125k; P a. 4.201s4. 26; c s426@S4. 30: H s4. s0n q .96; st :s6; K s4 TO: M s4.90@s4.9s; N S5.15 @S5. 20; we s5. 20 Q S5.3O; wv s5.so.
 Wilmington. N. C.. Aug. 11-spirits tuI- pentine nothing doing: receipts n casks. Rosin nothing doing; receipts 20S barrels. Tar firm x2 00: receipts 20 barrels. I Crude turpentine firm 2.s0. s4. 40 and S4 20; receipts 1s4 barrels
 Charleston, S. c. Aug. 1i.--Turpentine and rosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.

open kettle eentrifugai S@8 T-lee; cantrif- ugai yellow IA d4Mc; seconds zh aShc
 Moiasses firru. Syrup 25@30e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
MEsIPHTs COTTON on

Menphis. Aug. 1I.---Cotton seed oiI; pfimt meal S2s. co.
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THE WEATHER.

Daily Local weather Report and River
 Bulletin. united states Department of Agricplture Weather Bureau.
 Local Observation.
 (Central Time.l Montgomery, Ala, Aug. il, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
NAVAL sTnREs

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Aug. ll.--Cotton seea ou' prime BIC: erude 27o
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RIVER FORECAST.

a..-Iadieates rise. -1ndieAtss faiL
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
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s-Mlnimum tsmDerAturs fos, the 12 hours
 ending . a. m.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
SAID TOO MUCH.

Lawyer Gave instructions on How to
Be Robbed.
Nov, sir" said the cross-examin-
ing counsel, answer Yes or No
The court does net want to ktoW
what you supposed. l supposed that
had my watch in my pocket this morn
ing, but, as a matter of fact, l had
left it on my dressing room table. The
court wants facts, sir, not suppose
ton"
The witness did not cuibble any
more, and the case went quietly on.
But when the lawyer arrived home
that evening the wife of his bosom
said to him:
you must have been anxious about
your watch to send four men after 1t
one after the other"
What" cried the lawyer, as sus-
picion crossed his mind. Did you
give it to any Of them?
"Of counsel" she said. 81 gave 1t to
the first who called. Why, he actulal-
ly knew where you had left it!"-Tit.
Bits.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
New Remedy for Erysipeias.

TO" neHSoy TOT 6TyStpctdS.
The family Of Christian Larsen OF
Elverssaasd, Norway, were buried by
an avalanche that crushed the roof OF
the house but failed to break through
the upper Hoor, says Health Culture.
It imprisoned eight persons-the
farmers relatives and two hired boys
for ten days and ten nights. The
layd0r Bsnainsd accessible.
The eaptives had merely been cut
OF from thGir fuel supply.
Whan released they reported that
the reduction Of temperature had
euEod th5es bad colds and case Of
eryaipalas- The erysipelas patient
had beer given up for lost, but COM
pleaeay recovered before the end Of
the SIXTH day.
A eeuth Carolina Colonel Lunapkhn.
There Is very brave man in South
Carolina named Lumpkin-Col. W. w.
LamphSn. South Carolina may be full
Of brave men, but Col. Lumpkin leads
all the rest by-reason Of his announce
ment that he will oppose, as a candi-
date, Senator Tillman's return to the
United States senate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
A Dead Head.

Francis Wilson was talking at the
Players club about the ignorance OF
dramatic literature that is too preya
lent in America
Why" said Mr.. Wilson, "a compan,
was playing She Stops to Conquer,
in small Western town last winter
when man without any money
wishing to see the show, stepped up
to the box Office and said:
Pass me in, please
"The box Office man gave q loud,
harsh laugh.
"'Pass you in? What for? he
asked.
''The applicant drew himself up and
answered haughtily:
what for? Why, because 1 am
Oliver Goldsmith, the author of the
play
ooh, beg your pardon, SIR replied
the other in a shocked voice, as he
hurriedly wrote out an order for a
box"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
Hot Work.

Oscar Hammerstein was smiling al
the extravagant attentions that are
lavished by the rich upon pet dogs
He spoke of the canine operations fol-
appendicitis, the canine tooth crown.
ings, the canine wardrobes. that have
recently amazed New York, and then
he said:
How servants hate these pampered
ours! At house where vss call
ing one warmish day, the fat and
pompus butler entered the drawing
room and said:
"Did you ring, madam"
Yes, Harrison. l wish you to take
Fido out walking for two hours
Harrison frowned slightly.
"'But Fido won's follow me. madam
he said.
Then, Harrison, you must follow
Fido'"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
All IN a Shopping Baq.

First Stylish Lady-Oh, dear, I've
lost my pocketbook.
Second Stylish Lady-Did it have
any money in it, or we're you just
shopping.
Few Timepieces In Abysslnia.
As regards timepieces, the Abyssin-
ian market has been practically
neglected 1t has not yet become a
fashion among the natives to carry
watches, and what few clocks are seen
in the lOeal shops are chiefly Of the
cheap alarm type, In nickel, and Of
German, French. Belgian or American
origin. Gold and silver watches are
scarcely to be. found anywhere.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
lrreverent.

4 soft air shook the honeysuckle
vine, and puas Of delicate perfume
hoeted to the young lovers.
Clarence's tone was reverent and
hushed. It was as II this slim and
beautiful girl were in his eyes a god
dess
Darling" he said, each time kiss
you it makes a better man Of me-"
A voice from above cried harsh1y:
What are you by now, then-saint
or archangel?"
A burst Of ribald laughter, the rattle
of closing window, and once more
the night was bathed in holy calm.