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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Distinguished PhysHcaan Addresses Stu dent Hady aa AuhwEs

Distinguished Physlclan Addresses Stu
 t~ dent Body aa Auburn.
 Auburn, Dec. 22.-(Special.) )--Dr Me- Cormaclx of Ketncuky delivered a most instructive lecture recently to a large audience in the public school audito- rum on the subject of the Physician and His Relation to the Public. He spoke under the auspices of the Amer ican Medical Society and the State Med ical Board of Alabama
 He was accompanied by Dr. W. H. Sanders. Health Officer of Alabama. After an introduction by Dr. c. C.Thach, the speaker, in a most impressive and searching manner, set forth the neces- sity of a highly trained medical pro- fession and the necessity of an enlight- ened public opinion on the principles of modern sanitation. He paid his re- spect to vendors of patent nostrums quacks, etc. The address was a pow erful medical sermon.
 The Athletic Association closed the season with a delightful banquet given to the regular football team and scrubs. Covers were laid for sixtq- five guests, and an elegant menu o1 oysters. turkey. salads, fruits. etc, wal served. The decorations of the din. ing hall were particularly lovely roses ohrysanthem9ms, smilax, etc. be- ing used in abundance. Prof. B. B Ross acted as toastmaster, and spicy addresses were made by Dr. Petrie, pr Anderson, Dr. Wilcox, Dr. Drake, Coach Donahue, MT. Herndon, Captain Whit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS


 These prices are al "hoieSAAS anu ~os 10 Bsss~ax-s4h 92s%e .om..u. m Grapss-2 to' o@s~eSS " nasnsrs sssreh@corn s9ioe; Standard goods. peari s%c; gloss lump 3%c' n'eae' pack Ries-Ex,ra fancy she: bead A@s"; brek' saliei.iSsrpooI rS si; Virginia soc.
 vtnegar--peG gallon 14@22c
 coffee-Green, common sh @1oc; prime x0hWIIe choice i1h 9lze, faaey i3Q1She csndies- stick Sc: fancy s@Itc
 crackerH--x%x Soda she; XXX G'nser ssrdines--American mustard .s.4o: < -oll Gaiis-Psr bbl g 50: per sack sl.sO.
 MeaI-ssc: pearl Toe: peerless Ta Mc.
 I.aGd--Lesf iOAc: compound sAe. basis snams--Dove tsc; others i4H.g1se.
 Flour Basis of barrels; High patent sasi tsrain 1 and Eay@Bran ii 25: shorts T.Ss; corn ch'ps s2e; whlte corn CSC: oats intx. q 41c: white 4se; white clipped soc. timothy szc: Burt seed oats 7Oc:. winter turf oass Cotton Seed Meal-s2s.a ae.
 Wooi--Clsan 2sc burry wool i2hc: wash- Fruit and Produce--Potatoes ssc bu; eulon soc bu Western cabbage, bbi. crates s1.7s: fancy Baldwins 33 50 barrel: No. l Baidwins $S.5d; fancy B. Davis 8. 50 per Dhl.: apple and white wine vinegar 1sc sal 
 H, P. peanuts Sc h.: lemons. extra fancy S4. 50; faney s4. % box: EVaporated apples. 1 ID. cartoon, ghc per h., Florida oranges. assorted sizes ss.SO per box; Brazil nuts large lsc per h., medium i4hc per ID. EnRlish walnuts hc per h.. Soft shell Almonds Ibc per ib. Peeans later on; heavy w~ight cocoanufs S4.00 per sack: Frssh MalaRa grapes S7 GO per keg; cranberrles kiO. % per Dbl; cranberries @ % Der box Two Grown ralsins si.ss per box; Three Grown raisins si.iS per box; Prunss 25 pound boxes 50-6e TAG per pound; 35 pound boxes e0-T0 7kc per pound; sb ID. boxes 7o-s0 s&o per lb.: standard boxes 25 ID. eyaporated peaches i2Ac ih standard boxes 25 ID. pectoFins peaches i2e per b.; Canadian Rutabaga turni Sl. TS Ser sack; navy beans this years crVp S2. 25 per busheI.
 Hidss-Dry Hints lsc; dry saltsd -4e; green salted Co.
 f.hichens--tiens 4o@Soc: frysrs ss0sJe: hroiiers 25 Q SsG.
 gallon: cases. gallons 8 per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin gallons SIs: M gHllOna SE.50. quarts $4.25 per 6oz.
 Sugar-Granuiated 5Mc: Y. Y. C. sAc.~ =. Country Butter=l6c.
 BEGs-S0cs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
cHIcAao nRArN AND PRopuCE.


 Chicago. Dec. 22.-Realizing sales In corn
 and oats had weakening effect today on
 the local wheat market. the May option
 Ac Oats were down %c. Provisions were 7ia 91oc to 22Ec higher
 Sentiment in the wheat pit was bearlsn small. There was nothing In the news [ the day to encourage the bears ana the ness of coarse grain. Throughout the day pit traders had wheat for sale, but appa- rently there was little wheat vented. Dur tionary, the May option ranging between 77Ac and .7sc. Later the absence os de- mand allowed prices to sag about Mc and
 May oTSened unchanged to a shade lower 1t 77B C zsc to 7se, sold off to 77h o %c Cleafances of wheat and flour were equal to I50.5Oo bushels. Primary receipts were ssS.0o0 bushels. compared with ss7.oo0 on | the corresponding day one year agn Minne- of A73 cars, against 5so last week and SS2 year ago. .-. = out by repQrts of larger. country acceptances caused weakness in the corn market, Weathar conditions were favorable for the
 movement and increased receipts are looked for next week. Trading was dull and the market closed easy. May opened a shade lower at 43ss h". soid off to %sAc and closed at the lowest point
 Local receipts Sss cars. nono of contract grade.
 Trading In the oats pit was acIive and the tone of the market was weak. Many small holders were induced to sell by the government crop report and there was also considerable selling for shorts account. De | nand was scattered with commission houses taking the bulk of the offerings. The market closed weak with prices at the low est point of the day. May opened un- changed to 6 shade higher at S5b C. to aS z 1 e S6c, and sold off te s5hc. where it closed Local receipts were 1e6 cars.
 Notwithstanding a five, cent decline in
 the price of five hogs the provisions market waa strong all day Shorts and local packers were good buyers and the selling was largely by IongS The supply of live hogs was below general expectation and it was believed that there Is little prospect of any. material increase in the movement At | the close May pork was up 22Ac at l SIS. S7h Lard was up hc at ss.i7h. Ribs were 7ss @ioc higher at se. sTh Qs 90. Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat l ss cars: corn e65 cars; oats 2ao cars; hogs | 3s.0Oo head. ''t t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Greevvvov wouIdD,t Accent.

Washington, Dec. 22.-Capt. John c. (Jack) Greenway, who was in President Roosevelt's regiment of Rough Riders. has declined the position of Commis- sioner of the General Land Ofice, soon to be vacated by Commissioner Rich ards. Mir. Greenway was offered the position some time ago by the Presi- dent. but because of private interests requiring his presence in the Northwest was unable to accept.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
WEATHER CONNEXIONS AND GENERA

The weather is still snowy in the Tennes- and New England. Tn the remainder of the country it is. fair. An area of very high atmospheric pressure covering all the terKt-- tory between the Mississippi river and ths Rocky Mountains has caused temperature falls in the Missouri and Mississippi valleys and in ali the states east of the Mississinp river. It will cause continuation of far weather in Alabama tonight and Sunday. The temperature will go komewhat lower tonight than on last night, and a reading of about 30 degrees is anticipated Sunday morning.
 Temperature and precipitation reports from
 selected, Seutharu stations for the 2a
 hours ending st q. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston-steady. tOKc; net receipts 23.. 5sT: gross receipts 23.3s7; sales 2,4l7; stoci 9,243; shipments eoastwtse 4,128 New Orleans-Holiday. ... Mobile-cuiet. I0e: net receipts 4.3SS gross receipts 4.333 sales 1s0; stock 75,Tbs shipments coastwise 1.42e.
 Savannah--Holiday. Charleston--Net receipts s54; gross re- ceipts 554: stock 17.7s2.
 WilminRton-Holiday
 NofoIk-Net receipts 1.94s: gross receipts 1.94e: stock S1.217: shipments coastwis' 2es7
 Batlmore-Nominal 10kc; stock 5,al0 New York-Holiday. Boston-steady, 1o. 55; net receipts 314 gross receipts 2.73T.
 T4; gross receipts "A: stock s.s71; shipment' to continent 21i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Jute-s1- ~"~y"c.~~t.

Iouston-steadY. 1okc: net reeair
 Houston-SteadY. lu.-c; eceipts Ill., BIS; grogs receipts l7,els: shipments 2s,276i sales 2,432: stock 905S2. Augusta-steady. 1n%c; net receipts 1,o20; gross receipts l.53l; shipments i,l76; sales 3g5: stock 51.155.
 Memphis-Firm 1OAc: net receipts 4,4sT; gross receipts 5.s65; shipments 2.4l0: sales l760; stock 166. 215.
 st Louis-Net receipts 500; gross receipts ie OO9: shipments 1O.416; stock 22,s16.
 cincInnati-Net receipts 1.S42: gross re- ceipts l,342: shipments 3s5: sales 500; stock 9.749.
 I.0uisville-Firm. 1Okc
 Total today-Net receipts 24.s7T; gross receipts s5. 9e6: shipments 37.3s3; sales 5,167 stock s4O,67S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
NAVAL. RrnRMa

Wilmington, Dec. 22.-Spirits turpentlne firm 65hc; receipts 73.
 Rosin firm SS so; receipts 1eS. -. Tar firm &2. 35 receipts S04. Crude turpentine firm sS. 35,, S4.5 50 and S4. 50; receipts 5s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
AmerIenn smacIxg Releamet

Washington. Dec. 22.--AmbassadoF Thompson at the City Of Nc Sico advls- cd the state Department today that the American fishing vessel seized of the Yucatan coast near Progresso for poach- ing had been released under bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

on steadily The stocks of huriaps in New York are the smallest in eiEhteen months. A readjustment of line prices Is scheduled for the first of the year Ths jobbing house clearance sales of next week promise to be quick clean ups as many large buyers are in petd of many kinds of merchandise The tone of the market is strong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
su-tu-thu
ner of the Varsity and Capt. H. T. White of the scrubs.

ner Of the varsity ana capt. h. T. White of the scrubs.
 The nrst term examinations closed today, and the statement is made that the attendance on the examination has been the fullest in the history of the college. For instance, today there were due 506 students on the examina- ton schedule for the last day, and out of this number there was only one ab- sent. Also the withdrawals from col lege for sickness and other causes have been the smallest number in the his- tory of the institution.
 Rev. c. A. Cornell, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Auburn. was returned for his fourth year at this station, much to the delight of the large circle of friends made by him since his appointment at Auburn.
 The second session begins Wednesday January 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Aaaigned to Rome.

Washington, Dec. 22.-Lieutenant Commander Bernado United states Navy, has been assigned to duty as naval attache at Rome and Vienna, suc- ceeding Lieutenant Commander William L. Howard, who resigns as naval at- tache at Berlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
CHRISTMAS RAISINs,

Best Three Crown CRIlfOrnia layer R0Isins. Quality unsurpassed. Box &2.OO; One-fOurth box, 75c., one pound 12 1-2c.
 Imported Figs. 15 and Zoe. pound. Best Persian Dates, 1Oc. pound.
 BROCK GROCERY 70.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Dec. 22.--Coffee futures opened steady, unchanged to five points decline as result of slightly disappointing cables from foreiEn markets and local realizing. developed for the account of Western bulls, warehouse deliveries were heavy and the street" market was firm: the combigation resulting in an advance from the lowest of ten to fifteen points The close was steady st an advance of 5@l5s points Sales 75,OOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW AUEAEA UNI UVVUos
 New York Dec 22.-Many inouiries are heing made in the dry goods market Ly buyers who will want goods immediately after the turn of the year. Extension of contracts in, the dry goods market is going
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

New Orleans. Dec. 22.--sukar steady opeT kettle centrifugal sSpS i3-16c; eentrifu- gal whites 4ei centrifugal yellow 3& a 3 15-16c; seconds 2% 93 s-16c; new mo lasses syrup 32 934c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
sT, LOUIs CLOSING MARKETs,

St. Luis Dec. 22.-The St. Louis grail markets today ranged as follows: Wheat:- Dec. 72h asked
 May 76@ bid; range T6S to 57k. July 75A asked; range TEX to 75S. Corn:-- Dec, 39&.
 May 41N asked; range 41b to 4l%. July 42h asked. Oats:- :...... ..> ~-.. -..* * :~. Dec 33 2 nominal
 May 35A asked: range 3SH to 35h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
DR. AG'CORMAcK SPEAKS.

Es~-Indieates trace precipitation. 'MONTnoSE ". HAYES,
 Local Foreeaater. Weather Bursau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
sT. LOTIs PROnUCE-

St. Louis. Dec. 22.-Flour steady.
 whiskey steady $l s3. Lard higher; prime steam Ss 90.
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts Fsaeon steady: boxed extra shorts 80. T5; clear ribs S9. 75; short clear slO. 60.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
NNw YORK PROnV,CE,

NEW XUHA FhVDUULs
 New York. Dec. 2e.--Cotton seed oil steady prime crude fob. mills s1hc; do. yellow A2e. ... .. Sugar raw weak; fair refining 1-1s@ molasses sugar 13-is@2 g7-s2c. Refined quiet. No, S4.3o; No. T S4. 3s; No. s S4. %; No. I2 ss S5; No. 1s s3. 90: No. 1S :S.ss. ...
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
RIVER RULLETTN.
'--Rlainx. Falling.
RIVER FoREcAsT.

2 The Coesa will remain stationary. The
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
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 TREAsuKY BALANCES.
 Washington. Dee 22.--Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show: Available cash balance .... ... sas5. .i54.B7s Gold coin and bullion ....AA.. loS.eie, 1S9
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE. -r~
 Cincinnati Dee 22.-Flour firm.
 Wheat steady 71hc. -. Corn firm UMc. .a ,
 Corn firm 4sA Q 4Sc.
 Oats lower 37@hc.
 Rye firm 7o@Tfc.
 Whiskxe firm .sI.2s. ---t ''H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, Dec. 23.--COtton seed oi unchanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

About the most popular craft we know is the court ship"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis. Dec. 22.--Cotton seed oil. meal and cake unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

KANSAS CHTY LIVE STOCK. Kansas City. Dec. 32.--Cattle, receipts TOO.
 Market unchanged. Choice and HraaaA6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Beautiful Plsnts for Sale. ExchanRa URuM r~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. s@ Cincinnati. Dee. 22.-Fleur firm. Wheat steady 71kc. - Corn firm 1IMe. Corn firm 43 % o 94&c. Oats lower 37Qh hc. ..' Rye firm 7o@Tic. Whtskxs firm .sI. .2e. -. .e' -'H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
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Minimum for for Say asy Sss ss
 Average temperature for day. 5S deg. Normal temperature for day. 52 deg. Accumulated def since Jan. l. a4 deg, Av. relative humid. for day. 70 uer ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l. A7 80 inches
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

|. TREASURY BALANCES,
 Washington. Dee. 22.--Today's treasury balances exclusive Of the geld reserves show: Available cash balance .... ... S2s5. .l54.B79 Gold cola and bullion ....Aa.. I05,e1s,1S9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Montgomery, Ala,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
NEGRO leaps to Death.

Augusta. Ca. April 1l.-Af,er being
chased down the channel 4 miles. an
unknown negro leaped into the race
way OF Nixom's mill and was carried
under by. the swift current and was
drowned. His pursuers were close up
on him when he took the drastic meas
ure to elude them. Il was his only
chance. as he was hemmed In by the
canal on one side and the river on the
other, lie had robbed George Nose
~. who lives near the locks. OF Sc and
escaped immediate capture by flashing
a revolver. Up TO a late hour Mon
day night his body had not been recov
cred or his identity learned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
ONE'AN
. Z IS HIMSELF SLAIN
Man Runs Amuck And Stays
Nephewby Mistake.
ATTEMPTED TO SHOOT WOMEN
Alleged To HsVS Bee" intoxicated
When Crime Cor Which He Died
Was committsd-Fayette County
Scene Of Tragedy.

Brooks. Ca. April ll,-WhIle under
the influence Of whisky, A. L. Mcknee.
ley, a well.to do farmer. who lives four
milesSsouth Of this place, concluded he
would kill all OF his neighbors with
whom he had had differences, and left
his home stating 10 his family that
he would go and XIII certain ones, and
return and Kill them. after which he
would blow his own brains out
lie proceeded TO the residence OF :,
A. ePutnam. a wealthy farmer and
called him 10 the door MIR. Putnam,
not knowing who It was, nor the mis-
sion. walked into the yard toward Nc
Kneeley'S buggy. When within few
feet OF him. MeKneelcy fred, empty
ing load of buckshol into his right
arm, tearing II in pieces. ncccssitNting
amputation. which was done by Drs
Gable. OF Brooks. and DR. Carson. Of
Grimm.
After this McKneeley proceeded Ia
the residence Of Mrs, Vickers, whose
daughter mad been witness against
him before the grand jury Oh account
OF n previous spree. where he called
for the yonug lady. The mother an
swered the call when DC opened Ore
on them, seriously 'sounding the i2
year-old son OF Mrs Vickers, who was
standing near his mother.
McKneelcy then went to the resi-
dence of J. T. Henson. with whom he
had also had previous trouble. aud he
called for Henson. Bob Morrow, n
nephew Ot McKneeley. who vas visit
Ing Hcnson's daughter. answered the
call, aud was shot and instantly Killed
McKneeley. thinking Il was Henson
proceeded Into the house with the In
tention Of killing Mrs. Henson. when
Mr., Henson. who was IN the rear ot
the house, frud on Mckhoelcy. rosul,
Ing IN almost Instant death.
On aceopat ~ Tho prominence Of all
concerned. the community II Ia e.
yer heat Of excitement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
NO WELCOME ron powlg.
1900 zIOnIstS start Out on EVpn Ter
or OF Their WAY.


Zion City. H.. April lin order to
show John Alexander Dowie that ho
Is no longer prophet or a r;smber OF
tho c&urch which he founded. but
plain ], a, DOwie, the 6,O00 ZiOnlsts
Of thls city started out on the even
tenor Of their way Tuesday.
The men and women working at the
lace factory, the candy factory and
other Zion enterprises went to their
work as usual. white for the most part
those who had no work stayed at home
as instructed by Oyetseer Voliva,
Two weeks ago II Is said, the home
coming OF Dowio would have meant n
holiday In Zion City with the playing
OF bands, the marching OF the uni
formed guard and the rank and ole NJ
citizens and practically the whole
town at the depot to meet Elijah. the
Rcstorer." Today although the con,
mon belief was that DoWic would ar.
rive about ? O'Clock q M, the North
western station was deserted save for
the working force and few newspaper
men, II was apparently a cold homo
coming for Dowle,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

Dothan, Ala, April ll,--walter Hol
land, VINO, with his brother In law
Will Christmas and q negro, were
charged with the murder OF the Christ
mas family recently which occurred
near CampbelltoB. Fla. has been al
lowed bail in the sum OF $500. In q
preliminary trial last week before the
county judge they were remanded to
jail without bail. The attorneys for
the defense took the matter up with
the circuit Judge. who allowed Wal
ter Holland bail. as the evidence In
troduced In the case were not sum
Client TO hold him. VIII Christmas
son OF the murdered man, and one
negro are stlll In jail. Hollands faith
er and brother live In Dpthan and are
well thought OF and are good citizens
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
Quarantine by VIeksburu.

Vicksburg, Miss, April 1.-THE
vicksburE board OF health has quaran
tined against Kenner aud Hanson City
La. on account Of 1t having been re
ported that there was a case OF vel
low fever at the fromcr place. DR.
Hunter. secretary OF the state board
Of health. wires that the state board
has taken no action and that the board
has no funds available. Under the
terms Of the local quarantine ordi
nance persons from Kenner or Hanson
City must have certificates stating
that they have not been In the places
mentioned for six days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
seyentesn Renor,ed Killed.

rItsburE, April ll,--Throe doors al
"a five story building at CO Liberty ~
enue collapsed Tuesday, bringing down
n number 1T workmen In the ruins one
report WIS TO the cirrcl that II men
were IN the ruins. MT another csti
mated the number at three workmon
The front wall Il In danger " collaps
ing Two men were taken ont unln
Iured, The building was helnE raised
aud three doors foil ~ the cellar. A.
1890 y m Tuesday but Two men Mad
been taken from the ruins. and they
were not seriously injured II Il be
llevcd ave men and a team ~ horse.
are stlli underneath the ruins
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
GHpesItnn u jamestown.

Washington. April 1.-The erection
Of buildings ~ the Jamestown ~
position By the governments Of CFrai
Hniain, Msxieo. aud csbs wzs urged
Monday BY H. 81 George TacksT. presi
dent. and ]. Taylor Etiysou. iIeaiss
AIT governor u virxiSia. and G. Il
Tharston. members u the board n
governors % the expsuItlsn. spoa the
Diplomatic representative os thoSs
counsEics each Of whom prusslaea %
make rerommaadasiOnE 10 that eaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
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~ me aefi EFAss JaSY.