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Der &f ge9en Die SrllIts mtrs
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-04

ote Smitgeler linton 8rltbe getoter
tpir6en uro baB infoIse oeiien Ser ge.
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Tins, ermoroet fuorben lei.
Webrere anbere 3ertger tpur6en
nod pernommen ibre ausiasen ma.
rem aber nitt bon groBer 8eoeutung.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
MIR. sAMFoRD's SPEECH


Troy Citizen Delivers Memorial Day
Grafton mt Ope1ika.
Opelika, April 26. Especial Me
mortal exercises were more generally
observed in Opelika today than ever
before in the history of the city;
A large and appreciative audience
gathered at the school aH s .9nnn nra a.
nounced upon the Confederate soldiers.
John Allen Jones was marshal or the
day end master of ceremonies. Devo-
.'ona! exercises were conducted py
Baptist Church. Delightful music was
rendered by a choir composed OF many
of Opelika's best singers Jonn ,
Watkins in a brief speech introduced
s stI do Of Troy. MI. Sanford is a
former Opelikian and his Efforts hero
today more than pleased H. most ar
dent admirers. His speech - consld-
cred one of the best that was ever
deliver ed in Opelika.
Judge Lloyd Robertson has been ap-
pointed tax commissioner of Lee coun-
ty by Governor Conner.
J. H. purnell manager Of the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph office of Opelika,
celebrated his forty-first anniversary
as manager of the office in this city.
Thursday He assumed management
of tn. Office April rs. 1856, and has
w to the present time aad during all
mis- years Of service, Mr.. Purcell mas
not been absent from his office more
than two weeks and that time was lost
on account of illness.
Miss Julia Wade of Smiths Station
and Mr. Fred Fletcher of Columbus.
Ga, were married Wednesday after
noon at Smiths Station at the nome OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Miles G..
Wade. A large number of friends or
both the contracting parties were pres
ent to witness the marriage cerefAonX.
Rev. j. r. McFerrin, pastor of the
St Luke Methodist Churco of Column
bus. Ga, was present and officiated
at the marriage. Mr.. and MRS.
Fletcher, upon their return from their
wedding tour to Eastern cities, will
Mr.. Quilla Phelps died at his home
near Crawford. Wednesday morning
at 80 o'clock, after a lingering ill
ness His remains were carried to
Union church near Uhuland, where
they were inferred THURSDAY afternoon
at o'clock. He Is survived by four
sisters, Mrs. G. H. Hugely and Mrs.
Charles Hugely of Phenix City, Mrs.
Thomas Heath of Columbus. Mrs. Net
tie Stephen INLAND and two brothers.
Mr.. G. W Phelps of Macon. Ca. and
f. W. Phelps of Phenix City.
Mrs G.. D. German of Chattanooga.
Tenn, who has been visiting Miss EllZ-
abeth Buchanan for several days, has
returned to her home.
Daniel Robertson, the infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Dan S. Robertson. Jr.,
died at the home of its parents Wed
nesday morning after having been
sick for several weeks.
General George P. arrison has gone
to Newman, Ga, to spend the lay with
his wifes parents, l(r. and Mrs. &
A. Nunnally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
Exercises Were Held in Etowah County
Court House.

Gadsden. April 26.-(Special. Me
mortal Day was appropriately observ-
ed here this afternoon by Emma San
som Camp Confederate Veterans, Gads-
den Chapter Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, the school children and a large
body of citizens.
The exercises consisting of music
and addresses were held in the court
house, which was appropriately deco
rated with flowers and bunting.
After the exercises at the Court
House the flowers were carried to the
cemetery and placed on the graves of
the Confederate dead
Ed Saul, young white man was shot
and seriously wounded in Alabama
city this afternoon by Lon Price. One
ball took effect In the leg above the
knee, shatering the bone and another
in the shoulder, Both wounds were
pronounced serious.
Saul and Price had been to Gadsden
and were drinking. Both men went to
the rear of a store and a dispute arose
over a bottle of Whiskey which was
in the possession of Price. Saul i'd
vanced on Price with a knife and cut
him a slight cash across the car and
throat Price then drew his pistol and
fired with the result stated
Price made no attempt to escape and
helped to carry his victim across the
street to n building where he was Civ
en- surgical attention and then gave
himself I'D to an officer who placed
him in jail. Saul was a former ro-
liceman of Alabama City and also serv-
ed as a deputy sheriff for short time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
MIR. TRAwICK SPOKE.
Was Orator at GreensbOrO Memoirs
Day Celebration.

Greensboro, April 26.-fSpecial. -
This afternoon at o'clock the Confed-
crate Veterans assembled at the mon
ument on Main street and marched TO
the cemetery. to do honor TO Their
comrades of the Lost Cause.
The Rev. Henry Trawick of tn ,
Methodist Church delivered an able and
touching address. After a prayer and
music. the graves were deliberately
decorated, with flags and flowers.
The U. D. C. IS held a very interest
in meeting this week at the residence
Of Mrs. Mary Pickens, The Daugn-
tors will again offer gold medal at
the Southern University commence
ent. to the speaker who delivers tho
test Grafton on the Confederacy.
Sheriff Gewin arrested and brought
from Meridian. Sidney James, neg'o.
who about a year since killed Sydney
StGdaway, another negro. at Sawyer
Vile. James. it seems, had changed
his name and his profession In Missis-
sippI he was known as John Thomas,
the carpenter.
AIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton
Jones. after visit of two weeks in thu
cities Of the East. sailed for Naples
Oh the Republic" of the White sta"
lire. They will travel in Southern
Europe until July, when they go to
Frs and to look after the Jones cot
ton business, and sail for the Stat9s
early In August. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
were entertained in Washington oy
Capt&in and Mrs. Hobson at the Con-
nGcttout. In Boston they were very
deliberately entertained by friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
Charleston. April 27-Turpentins and ro'
in nothing doing.


Chicago. April 27.-Today the wheat mar
ket was again a reflex of the weather re-
port although the usual week END protlt
taking held prices in check and the July
option closed with a net loss of &c. Ihe
corn market also felt the influence of profit
taking and the close showed only an ad-
vance of "a in response to preponderance
of bullish information. July oats closed
shade lower and provisions without material
change.
The drought in Kansas continued today to
furnish the bulls with encouragement to buy
and Influenced shorts to cover. but the
natural week end profit taking was suffic,
lent to prevent an advance. July Closed
with loss for the day of &c. The market
was only slightly Influenced by reports OF
cloudy weather in Kansas and by an ad-
vance at Liverpool.
July wheat opened 4 q &c to n q C
higher at s3%c S3%c. Thereafter the price
showed the attitude of the contending sides,
one believing in higher prices on account
of the weather conditions and the other
believing that the maximum of profit had
been reached The result of the combat
WAS that July was forced down to SIC. The
close with July Il lower at SO II a &c, in
dictated a preponderance of selling. but no
weakness in the tone
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to $4,000 bushels. Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts OF 500 cars
against 651 last week and 2Ol year ago
Profit taking in wheat was the pr
mary impulse governing the corn market
although Texas reported drought Oklaho-
ma likewise was on the bull side, advising
that corn was being rapidly fed
July corn sold between 49hc and 90 y c
and closed &c higher at 49asc. despite
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
INVESTIGATING ELECTION.
Choosing of New york Life Oficers is
Alleged Crooked.

New York, April 27.-The TACT That
an assistant district attorney is max
ing an investigation of the charges
growing out of the recent election of
the board of trustees of the New York
Life Insurance Company, became known
today.
Charges were made by the interna-
tional policyholders committee, that
agents of the company committed
forgery in signing the names of policy
holders TO administration tickets with
out the sanction or permission of the
policyholders. The circumstances at
tending the forwarding of ballots by
the international committee also are
being examined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

The weather is cloudy and threatening
but rain has been light, except at Valdos.
ia, Ga, where 2. 90 inches fell. Temperature
changes have been slight
T.-Indicates inappreciable rainfall for
yesterday. for "a hours ending s
am. 18th meridian time.
NOTE-The average maximum and min
imum temperature and the average rainfall
are made UP at each center from the actual
number Of reports received. The state of
weather" Is that prevailing at time of OBJ
ssrvation-
MoNTROSE W. HAYES,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

strenuous profit taking
May closed at soc. Local receipts 1856 cars
with nine of contract grade
There was an excellent demand for oats
but considerable selling on forecast of
rain kept prices about stationary. July
closed shade down at AK q &c. Local re-
ceipts 1877 cars.
and closed 2h @5c lower Pork for July
closed at SIS. "a: July lard at ss.77h a
S. 80; and July ribs at ss.72h @ss.75
Scars corn 21O cars; oats 26s cars: hogs
1900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, April 27.-The spot COTTON
market was quiet. business being restrict
ed by the quantity as we'll the quality of
the offerings. Prices were unchanged
Middiing I1kc. Sales were 1900 bales on
the spot and $50 to arrive.
On the basis of the weather forecast and
the reports of ten damage coming from the
eastern belt, the delay in planting incident
10 the rain and indications pointing to more
rain Sunday, buliish features were predom-
inant In the future market.
The market opened steady from one TO
four points above the close OF yesterday
Values would doubtless have gone higher
but liquidation by longs unwilling to car
ny over Sunday and selling by reactionis'
for turn caused the market to seek lower
levels. The close steady, with prices
five points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
futures opened steady and closed steady;


New York April 27.-Cotton SEED OF
easy; prime crude fob mills sec; do yell
low 45c.
Petroleum steady; refined New York
s.. 20.
sugar raw steady; fair refining SO rs q
a. 2s; centrifugal ss-test 3.73QS.7s; mo-
iasess sugar s.oo9s.ol; refined sugar
$40; No 425; No. 10 s4.15; No. II
81. 10; No IL sos: No. 10 90; No. IA
So s5: confectioners 81 50; mould A
s5l5: cut loaf IS so; crushed IS SO; pow
dered 81 90; granulated 81. so: cubes 5.o5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

Howard, a wealthy citizen of New
Orleans. and one of those recently in
dicted by the United States grand jury
at Mobile, Ala, for alleged violation
of the anti-lottery laws. was arraiRn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
RisinG. TallinG.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
RnREr

The weather is cloudy and threatening.
with scattered rains. in the gulf and South
Atlantic states. These rains have been
light. except in south-central Georgia.
where the fall was quite heavy. In Mime
sofa, the Dakotas and Wyoming snow was
falling at am today and the temperature
was quite low: the lowest reading was 10
degrees in the Yellowstone Park. To the
east of the Mississippi river temperature
changes have been slight but in Texas the
considerably higher than on Friday.
The indications are that rain will continue
in Alabama tonight and Sunday there will
be very little temperature change.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery District for the a. hours end
ing a.m 18th Meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

ed by the United States commissioner
here today, waived the examination
and was release after giving bond in
the sum of 81 900 for his appearance
by the United States court at Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York April 27.-The market Tor COT
fee futures opened steady with unchanged
trading was very quiet and with hardly
any demand in evidence, prices eased off
during the sission with the close steady at a
net decline of 500 points sales were re-
ported Of 14,75o bags. including:
Nav go. ....5. 5o65 go
July 80. 49, '.'''.o ~ a.
September 80. $500 o9g 70 70
Spot coffee quiet; Rio No. 6%c; San
tos No 7%c; mild coffee dull. cordova
s612Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

Central of Georgia So 80. ....1osA
do. LIST. Inc ..s .:''. 90
do. "a Inc 80. .'' s''.. 10 To-
chesa. & Ohio AVS -. 80. az. ..Io2H
Chicago Alton 3hs 80. ''.s 80. esM
B 4 P Psg Is a 4: ...'. :. 81
do. col. IS 80. ssss -. SS
c. C. G. & St L. gen. 4s -. 80. ....1e1
Col Industrial IS Ser. A.. $500. go. SO
Col 6 southern IS -. -. al
G psnner 's 4 R. Or. I. 80. 80. 49,. :. IS
Di naii Sec SIS 49,. go. ~. g
Erie prior lien As 80. .'''.. saA
Erie gen; y. As ia. -. 800 49,. ..1Ssm
do. 2nd Series 80. -. 80. 80. ssh
Japan AVS certificates -. ...' 80. By
L. & n Unified As -. 80. -. ....1o1
Manhattan con. gold IS 80. ssh
Mexican Central As ...' .'' :. sa*
Mimi 0 & St. l. Is 49,. 49,. 900. 81
Mis-. X. & Texas Is go. 80. ssN
Nat. o r. r. e Of NJ. con. Is -. =. ...... 81
N. Y. Central gen. ans ...' ...' go s4%
n. J. Central gen IS 80. ...'..i2tH
Northern Pacific IS 80. ..'.iUI
Norfolk SG q 3 west. CON. i. -. 49,. :. g
oregon Short Line rfdg - 80. .''r ~
St. l. I; M. con. IS -. ....1oi
ST L. 8. +. fs Is ..ss '''' ''''
st L. s'west. con. As -. 80. 70
seaboard Air Line As .:' 80. a. t.
Southern Pacific IS .... ..s' '''' ssh
do LIST. As certificates go. 80. BY
Southern Ry. IS ..' ':' 't,en
Texas & Pacific lists LID
Toledo. St. L. W. A. 80. 80
Union Pacific Is ...s .''''.ioaH
u S. Steel End. IS 80. 80. ss%
wabash ISIS sss' 's'' ''''A
Wabash Deb b.. .....' .'.' %
Western Nd. 4s ssss .''' 81
Wheeling and L. Erie - ...' 80. 80.
Wisconsin Central As s..'.. OF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
March :. ;. -. .io.sl 1881 1881 ie.4i


Liverpool. April 27.--Closing cotton: Spot
in fair demand: prices seven points higher ;
American middling, fair -. So. ....7. %
Good mfddling =. ...... 80. ......7 90
Midding 80. go. .... ..6. As
Low middling -. 49,. 49,. 80. ....6. IL
Good ordinary 80. 80. 80. ....6 as
oruinAfy '"'N
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales Of
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included 100 American;
Receipts $4,000 bales Including 1900
American.
Futures opened steady and closed STEADY;
American middling g.o.c.
April go. -. 80. .....'o sol "a
April-May 80. - 30 -
May-June -
June-July 80. 80. 80. ........ % 80 y
July august '''' o 90 q
August-September .... 49, O. 90 2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .''s $50 80 ~
October November - ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -. ~ "a
December January .'.'o .ot 2
January-February 49, ~ y
February March .... ..'.e.oe5a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
MARKET FOR COTTON
04x1gD STEADY AT ADVANCE OF AGA
W ~ FONTS.
3En61ng Moderately Active with Quite
0Ood Deal Of Realizing at the Ad-
Is vance Together with

NV York, April s7.-rhe cotton market
GDsne1 steady today at an advance OF 20
points In response to higher cables ana
bul1tsh week end figures. Trading was
moderately active and there was quite
Dcod dsal Of realizing at an advance to-
Gether with some selling for a turn on the
setter weather reports. Prices sagged off
10 within point of of last nights finals
under the pressure, but the undertone OF the
market continued steady and prices In the
middle OF the morning were back to about
the best point on covering and bull support.
The market closed barely steady with
prices two to five points net lower
Receipts at the ports today e.333 bales,
against 1925 last week and 12,44o last
year For the week 5000 bales. against TO-
$40 last week and 93,9S2 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans 1.e2s
bales, against 2,4s1 las tyear and at Hous-
ton 1.440 bales. against 1000 last year
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Spot cotton in the Montgomery market
today was quoted rs follows;
Good mtdditng .Vrgc
strict mlddHng $500 49, 80. ..ivzee
sxS. - ,.,dai,r.. szZe
No demand for lower grades
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
rRrAeTTRy BALANCES

TREASURY BALANCES.
Washington. April 27.-Todays treasury
balances, exclusive of the gold reserves
show
Available cash balance ..t24s,34b,O5o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

Houston-Steady. II NC; net receipts mo;
gross receipts LAO; shipments 256; sales
b25: stock 40S17
Augusta-steady. 11hc; net receipts 81;
gross receipts 81; shipments Ss6; sales 81:
stock 23,570.
Memphis-Steady 1O%c; net receipts 635
gross receipts 500; shipments 1,572: sales
106: stock 140.14s.
ST. I.ouis-steady, 1o%c: net receipts 400;
gross receipts 3,1s1; shipments 1885: stock
SO. fsas
Cincinnati-Net receipts 1876; gross re-
ceipts fss; shipments $780, sales 500; stock
10.34s.
Louisvfiie-Firm, lie.
Total today--Net receipts 2,795; gross re-
ceipts $50; shipments 1886; sales 2,242
stock 2B3, $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

lew Orleans. April 27.-Spot cotton closed
et; sales 1880 bales: receipts 1852; stocks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
HOWARD is ARRAIGNED.

Alleged Lottery ViOIatOr Is Released
On Appearance Bond.
New Orleans, April 81 Frank T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

New York, April 27-Coton futures on
the New York Cotton Exchange today clos
ed barely steady. Quotations ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

New Orleans April 27.-Cotton futures
on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange to-
day closed steady. Quotations ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Spot cotton in the Montgomery market
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


Port movement.
daiveston--Quiet. 11hc: net receipts q
SIS; gross receipts 2,62s: sales 200; stock
1ss, zoe; shipments to Great Britain $3.50.
New orieans-ouiet. INC: net receipts
1852: gross receipts 1852; sales $685. stock
1so.sso; shipments to continent 1,s2s.
Mobile-Quiet. 1o&c: net receipts 1925
gross receipts 102; sales so; stock 1885;
shipments coastwise ASST.
Savannah-Steady, 10Ac; net receipts
s27; gross receipts s27: sales l.0eo: stock
sl,451; shipments coastwise ETAoINMFD
s1.451.
Enthusiastically, 1ohc: net receipts
81 gross receipts 81; stock s,s27; shipments
coastwise 1913.
wflmington-Steady, 10%c: net receipts
50; gross receipts 80: stock 2,0ss.
Norfolk-Firm. 1o%c; net receipts s72
gross receipts s72 sales IS; stock 25,s24
shipments coastwise l59.
Baltimore~-Nom, IL sc; stock s.672.
New York-Steady, so; net receipts
30; gross receipts s.241; stock 1ss.s4o; ship
ments 70 continent 3,12o; to japan so.
Boston-steady. 30; net receipts 30;
gross receipts s07.
Phiiadelphia-steady,1 1.55 stock 3..7..
Newport News-Gross receipts $50; stock
1Ts5; shipments to continent $50.
NOTE-Savannah add 1885 bales to con-
tinent and 5Ss coastwise since September
LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

Total today at all ports net $3.50: ship
ments to Great Britain $3.50; to continent
2,570; to Japan so: stock 500, 440.
Consolidated at all ports. net $3.50: ship
ments to Great Britain 1850; to continent
2,3To; to Japan so.
Total since Sept 1. at all ports net $685.
: asa. shipments to Great Britain 3,461, 4s2
to France s3s, 7s4; to continent 3,313,3ss; to
Japan 21s677.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
wilmington, N. c. April 21;EsDir't' 'ur-
Rosin nothing doing; receipts 21b.
Tar firm So 80; receipts 144
Crude turpentine firm; 81 so, "a 80 and
SIS rs; receipts Is.
Savannah April 27.-Turpdntine quiet;
s5h; no sales; receiHts sos; shipments
1910. ,.,o
shipments 2,4s7; stock 2s.s93. Quote: Abe
s4s6; D SIS; e $3.50; $50; 6 81 80;
H $3.50; IS. 90: X S5.2S' 1000 y
S. 40; WIG 5.45; WV IS so.
Charleston. April 27-Turpentine and ros-