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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
COTTON CHOPPERS STRIKE.
Texas Negro Farm Hands Demand Two
Dollars Day.

Houston, Texas, May 22.--The cotton
planters of Texas are confronted with
a strike among the negro farm labor
ers who are quitting work in various
localities, demanding 50 per day for
chopping cotton.
The customary wages in the past has
been $1.25, but the negroes positively
refuse to work this season for less
than 50. -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York May 22-There was a decline
in the London tin market: spot closed at
f1s9 SIS, and futures at f1S5. Locally the
market was dull and unsettled. Spot Is
quoted at $43 .50@$44.
Copper was lower in the London market;
spot declining to f101 los and futures f98
los Locally dull and nominal Lake $24. 50
@S25 so; electrolytic $2S. 76@$24.75; caste
Ang 1922. so q S22.75.
Lead unchanged in both markets.
Spelter lower at f25 12s Cd in London but
was unchanged locally.
Iron was lower In the English market
standard foundry COS Id; and Cleveland
warrants sos Sd. Locally the market was
unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Now York. Nav 22.-The dry goods mar
ket was steady for the day Jobbers report
a more active trade in summer wash goods.
Hosiery and underwear buyers are very nu-
merous in the market and are purchasing
for spring Advances in the cotton goods
lines are steady and a more active trade is
reported for the late fall. Silk piece goods
mills are very busy, the demand for the mo-
ment being fair. Dress goods are quiet
The local retail trade Is unsatisfactory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
MARKET FOR COTTON
mARP ADVANCE ON RENEWAL on
RlJIL SUPPORT.
Gnosed steady Net Fourteen to Twenty Ont
Points Higher.--Sales for Day Esti-
mated at 1000

ssew York, May 22.--After some early ir-
ifewularfty the cotton market became more
active and had sharp advance on rensw
M Of bull support and covering Inc Siose
vAs steady net 14Q21 points higher caies
Tor the day were estimated at Sao,vVv pases.
The opening steady at aeciine Of
enc 10 four points in response to lower ca
was further liquidation following the cal,
and some selling for the account OF iocal
bears and at one time during the morning
prfces showed q net loss OF about three &c
five points This was followed py an ho-
vance on covering and bull support wnicn
may have been encouraged 70 some extern
Nv the forecast for showers in parts OF the
western and central belt. and In the after
noon the market which had been compare.
somewhat excited with prices ADVANCING
some IS @2s points from the low point ef
fhe morning Near the close there was
realizing under which the active months
BASED off three four POINTS from the oes'.
Very buliish private crop advices Were
receIye during the day and probably hetp-
al the upward movement. some wires from
Georgia claimed that replanting would be
necessary for the third time. and that seed
was scarce but recent sellers take tne view
that the reports were greatly exasgeraLeo;;
southern spot markets officially reporteH
were generally unchanged.
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Spot cotton In the Montgomery market TO-
day was quoted as follows: ,,<
Good middling 80 80 .'nTS
Strict middling $500
strict low middling ....... -. ..'lV7sc
No demand for the lower grades.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. May 22.-The market for cof-
fee futures opened unchanged to a decline
of five points and held steady during the
early session with the near months sup
ported by trade interests. Later however,
there was some May liquidation and the
market closed steady. net unchanged to
ten points lower. News from outside
kets without feature. Sales ALSO
bags.
May 80. b. bO@ b SO
july .-b.4e
september ...'o 5OW . 80
spot coffee quiet; No. Rio s%c; No I
Santos 7Hc; mild coffee dull; Cordova so
12ke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

T-Indicates inappreciable rainfall. For
Yesterday. t-For "a hours ending am.
18th meridian time.
REMARKS.
Scattered rains have fallen In Texas and
Louisiana. The temperature is slightly
lower than Tuesday.
NoTE-The average maximum and min
tmum temperatures 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 the time
Of observation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

New Orleans. May 22.-spot cotton OPEN
ed steady and unchanged middling 12c
Sales were 1900 bales on the spot and 500
to arrive.
In spite of the influence of a disappent-
ingly low market at Liverpool, the future
market opened steady at an advance of from
four to six points the close of yes
terday, further reports of crop damage hav-
ing been Received. Following the open
ing the market sold off several points but
regained these losses later on wien a fore
cast of unsettled weather was posted. The
advance continued up to the close which
very steady with the active months 2G
points above the close of YESTERDAY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

EOKECAST.
general atmospheric depression covers
Colorado. Utah and Nevada; 1t has caused
scattered rains over a large portion of
the country between the Mississippi river
and the Rocky Mountains; they were very
light. except In localities OF Texas: the
heaviest fall reported was 1.7S inches at
Luling. Texas. In all the states to the east
OF the Mississippi river fair weather pre-
walls. In the east gulf states there has
been very light fall in temperature since
Tuesday morning: elsewhere the weather
Is warmer.
The above mentioned western depression
will give partly cloudy weather in Alabama
tonight and Thursday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery, Alabama, for the "a hours
ending at 8. A. NJ. 18th Meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Cincinnati, May 22.-Flour firm.
Wheat firm ga $40.
Corn steady 56h q SIC.
Oats firm 1910.
Provisions steady.
Whiskey steady $1.2e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

U, s refunding IS, registered 49,. ..104M
do. coupon -. -. go. Is
L. s 3s reFistered .... .102
do. coupon -. SO. ...' ..''''-'i ~
u. S Old As, registered 80: ~ =
L. S New Is Registered 80. .129h
do ,ounon ... ..129k
American Tobacco As -. ~ =
do. rs 80 .
Atchtson gen. As .'.''' g.
Att Coast Line As ..'''' 70 p
baltimore & Ohio As '..' - " q
BROOKLYN r T. CIV Is .. go. 80. SON
Central OF Georgia IS ..''''lss
do End Ino ''.' $500 20
ch.sa & Ohio AVS :. 80. -. ....101 y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE


St Louis, May 22.-Flour. strong.
Whiskey S1.52.
PORK lower; Jcbbing SIT
Lard lower; prime steam sS.67h'
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
81 so: clear ribs 50 sos short clears -. VI N.
Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts
s10ST1a; clear ribs S10.S7h: short clears
Sl0.75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Houston--Steady 12%c; net receipts l.
III; gross receipts 1771: shipments 1.762:
sales 227 stock 24.S0a.
Aususta-steady, 12%c: net receipts 224;
gross receipts "a; shipments EOS; sales %:
stock 20.150.
Memphis-Steady 11Hc: net receipts $40:
gross receipts LII: shipments 2.203; sales
] Tse: stock 11S.176
St. Louis--Quiet. 12c: net receipts s34;
n3.74e.
Cincinnati-Net receipts SO; gross receints
SO: shipments 1855: stock s.e2S.
Louisville-Firm. 12Ac.
fatal today--Net receipts ANS; gross re-
reipts 1855: shipments 5.s34: sales 2.os9:
stock 205, S04.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Clarence N. Jones
investment Broker
y Commerce St.

Tar firm 81. 80; receipts 81.
Crude turpentine firm $3.50. S4.75 and
SIS. rs; receipts 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
sr. LOUIS CLosfNG MARKETs.

81. CLOohINO
St Louis May 22-The st. Louis grain
markets today ranged as follows:
WHEAT
May none.
July 9sh az bid; range 97h TO 99S.
Sept 99$: range 99H to 81 00%.
Dec, 1.0l bid range none
July 5SH@%. range SIX to 81.
Sept. 1914 bid; range 53A to 64A.
Oats:-
July 44%@%; range AN to As.
sept 39Ts asked: range 3S% to 40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
LOCAL COTTON MARKET. =.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


q
IN eyalyeston-Steady. 12%c; net receipts =
fz5: gross receipts 1850: stock 16.4Is; snip
ments to continent 6.S16; coastwise IsIf.
New Orleans-Ffrm. 12c; net receipts .,
e44: gross receipts 3.244: sales 2to; STOCK
li4asa; shipments roastwise 2.ooo. a.
Mobile-Firm. 11hc; net receipts AZ
xross receipts IL; sales 100; stock lo.lIo.
sayannah-Steady. 11Sc; net receipts l.
500: gross receipts 1895: sales oS' STOCK 40
RIA ...,n.s
charleston-steady 11hc; net receipts
i41: gross receipts 141: stock s.bs".
Wflminston-Steady. 11fc: net receipt'
a1s: gross receipts as: stock s.ssb.
NorfoIk--ouiet. 1sc: net receipts i'o Vss
gross receipts 1858: sales 156; STOCK El'aes
shipments coastwisa I'LL.
Baltimore-Nom.. 12%c; gross receipts
BIS: stock ia ,...
no: sales 3. 500; stock 1870. sss; shipments to
continent 100. .
Boston-steady. 1925; gross receipts 3
e41. - ...,n,.
R40: stock asia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

Berlin. May 22.-Ambassador Charlie
magne Tower and Mrs. Tower arrived
here today from New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
COTTON FUTURES

New York. May 22-Cotton futures on
he New York Cotton Exchange today clos
a steady. with quotations ranging as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans. Nav 22.-Cotton futures op
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
closed very steady. with quotatiSns<rangin4
follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
TREASURY BALANCES

Washington. May 22.-Today's treasur,
balances, exclusive Of the gold rsserve
show:
Available cash balances 80. .S252.6 22,e1.
Gold coin and bullion 49,. 95.2ss,99'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.

OF First Meeting.
In the District Court of the United StatsA
Tor the Middle District OF Alabama, In
bankruptcy.
In the matter of Geo. Cant Bank
rupt Post once Montgomery County
Montgomery, Alabama.
The aforesaid party having been adJudEed
a bankrupt under the Act Of Congress en-
titled IAN Act to Establish a Uniform Sys-
tam of Bankruptcy throughout the United
states" approved July 1st, 1898. q meeting
Of the creditors of the said Bankrupt is call
IN the United States Court House. MontKom.
ery. Alabama. on the 5th day of June
oext at 10 o'clock a m, to make proof Of
Sshta and for the election of Trustee and
snch other matters are necessary and re-
auirsd by the Act OF Congress aforesaid
ASA r. STRATTON
Referee.
Montgomery Ala. May 22. 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Answers TO Some
ConlnlonQu

We frequently hear the questions: why
is it necessary to offer good mining stocks
for general subscriptions" why do not
local capitalists or others of means take the
entire issue IL 1t promises such large re-
turns?
These questions familiar to those
handling mining investments and appear
reasonable at first glance, but really
both unreasonable and illogical.
When your coal dealer advises you to buy
coal In the Summer and save thirty per
cent in the price, do you ask him why he
does not buy 1t himself and make that profit
later on? He does that, but is able to suy
all he can carry. in addition to that he sells
you in the Summer.
In short. his capital is limited. as is the
case with a majority of the men controlling
mining companies and Offering stock for
sale.
AS to why the stock is not all sold in
the East North to men of large means
seeking investment. millions of shares are
sold in those markets but 1t ts we'll known
fact taht the big fellows will rarely ever
buy stock in any industry. unless they can
secure a controlling interest. and a control
ling interest Is never offered to the public
in a mining company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports net 1906; ship
r,ents to continent 6,716: stock 500. 416.
Consolidated at all ports net 1855: ship
naents to Great Britain 1895 to France t.
be3; to continent 1e.463; to Japan 2,413.
Total since Sept. 1. at all ports net 3. 5e1. =
bs2: shipments to Great Britain 3,5T5,e44;
60 France s73.2e0; to continent 3,2S2.937;
to Japan 229.33s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

BY Private Wire to G. g. Abcrcrombie d
Ivlnpalay, ~ Commerce street,
montgomery, Alabama.
New Orleans. may 14.-ina a Kew oays
OF sunshine win not mend the damage done
the new crop by the untavorabie wet. eoia
weather OF Inc past Sax Weeks anu py .ns
Iuliy demonstrated today by the reaction al
ABOUT ~ per bale IN lace or LlVerpooi
that warranted a further decline Oh aoou'
aoubleoiy unfavoraDiy affected by yester-
Gays government weather report winch
showed favorable weather 70 nave peeh eA
perienced in all sections OF the south. espe-
ciauy Ia Texas, during the last hau OF
the past week.
generaIiy fair except 1exAas where hsht
rains were reported. However. crop Ac-
counts from the interior. even from Texas.
were as bad as ever, experts out on inspec-
ton trips WIRING 70 their local people re-
ports OF the most discouraging character
imaginable. Toe report OK the dismissal or
the Price suit against the New YORK Col
ton Exchange tailed to have expected ef-
feet upon tine market as WAS calculated th"t
IL would have, ana, On whicn pfesuihptioh,
mucn cotton was sold oafins Inc pas'
three Gays. A.,
outlook Tor next seasons supply OIL ia"
cotton than any other feature, 10 the i'.ets
before US snow that mill takings wili prop
uoly be 15vOO.0UU the present ssse1oh
the present basis pointing 10 is'ooe'vvv
bales. takings TO dA,s figuring tvsoso.svV
bales VS.. s,4Sy.00v to the corresponding uate
or one wear ago Mlils are heavily under
contract Tar iate ls.s' stocks Oh eos ean
goods in Cnina are reported " DC oee, ..
ing. Mancnuria mas been throWn open "
the trade OF the world, and IL oomes.ic
trade IN the United sta.es, IN England sao
on the continent OF europe be as good thS
coming season 1t is this season thefe -
no teIiing what Will be the wants Oh inc
world the coming year II Ghina ne IN Inc
market, when Was not tae case TINS YEA
Therefore the lateness. cohditivn ana "ess
age or this year crop are the an-ilnpo. ~
ant features TO be considered since they wiz
he SO inIlgsnIIal in Shaping the course Va o
market that Is flankso on one sue ny WI
precedente0 trade conditions pesen. a. ~
prospecIive and by a crop, the promise VI
whicn lacks the assurance VI Moderate
weld much less u large crop OF AT reset
IL, O,0Ve bales to meet splnhers lsiAune
ments tor next season ~ late eior 800 =,
crop. frost usually oVertaking II before iOs
Cotton goods are No higher per yard
than in 1904. when cotton was avv po os -
small crop, or an average crop. much excite
ment Will be experienced
Yours Sss.EE atS. q Go.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.
New orleans. May 22-Sugar steaa1. open
kettle centrifugal u q 3@c; eeasriosSi se'-
| low 3Ag4hc; seconds ~ gsNo'
Molasses quiet; new syrup SoWSfS'
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York May 22.-Cotton seed oil 1rm /:
| prime crude TO. b. mills 1914 Q34e; DO yel-
| low SIC.
Petroleum steady.
Rosin firm strained common to good
A.95,
suLar raw firm: fair refining S.s7: CEN
tri1ugal s6-test 1872; molasses sugar S'A@'
refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
Temperaturel Rain
4

For IL hours ending am.
Received too late to be included In
district averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

New Orleans Nav 22.--Spot cotton closed
rm: sales 400 bales; receipts 3,244; stock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
February n..s HIS ii..s
LLYERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
Liverpool. MAY zx.--Gvtton futures opened
Aasier ana closed quiet: American iniaaIins

easier ana closed quiet. American ,niaai'ns
g.o.c.
May-June -. ..e.ton
Suho-SuS $3.50. $50 80. ..ss - $3.50
SuAy -<Au6u ss.s .'e'e Sn
Ausust-sept ember -. 80. ....s.zv
September-October 49,. 80. .......S. ~ -
OeLoper- november -. .... ..s.04h
November December 80. ..s.ol n
Decembsr-Januagy So. 49,. ..6.ssh
january r. obituary 80. " "a
February March ~. .'.-e. W u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
II. q b. BEER.s COTTON LETTER.

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
Memphis, May z2.--Cotton SEED 'oh' prime
ruae CSC. snort meal Sx3. 80.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES.
Savannah. May 22,--Turpentlne firm s0hc
sales $50; receipts 1898; shipments 46o
Rosin firm; sales 1859; receipts 2,743;
shipments 400: stock $3.50. Quote: ABC
81 30; D s4.50@R4 .55: 81 TN Qs4.75; F
81 80; x "a. s7h 64. 90: Fl s4.95; s.. 20:
K IS As. NJ So SIS: IS IS: WIG S. 70: WV
IS. sO9s5.s5.
Charleston. May 22.-Turpentine and rNs-
in nothing doing,
Wilmington. May 22.-Spirits turpentins
nothing doing; receipts a..
Resin firm S4,32k; receipts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
lDnsrIHght Ch'ge Rain
Line river ia Lrs. IA hrs
s--RisinG. Failing.

RIVER FORECAST.
Ger Next Two Days.)
The Coosa and the Alabama will continue
to fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NEW aRI.EANs COTTON OIL.

New Orleans, niay Lz- lotion seed
prime Acc; crude ------..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.

New Orleans. May 22.-Sugar steaa1. ope
kettle centrifugal . u Q3bc; eentrIosai yel
low 3Ag4hc; seconds IA QSho.
Molasses quiet; new syrup 5oU S4e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
NEW YORK BONDS.

Sales for day ..l1,OO9. 4oOl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

IL"
Ears MELLON, en- al be GIore Settlere
Deb Bari Miber, osoe fornDlis | fin
Datters, Mrs. CLING 9agnes Sjem
II en- aIoer al n05ten rs aar. Gan
begrape6es fra 81. gagnes Stem I'm.
Der flor DeItooelfe.
De RaubinabiiFe Sniargeuter. Den
ifonoinopiife repubIifanffe 2eneue I
Woro Tafota boIot oen 14oe bs. ct
Msbe ! @rono Boris, bOor fsIsenbe
gmbeosmRno boIgtes: Preiioent, S.
8. aafer, Gdfeo; fsrite gieepreii-
bent, S. s. Sonoe, 2nrimore; Sefre-
tor o. aasierer, 6. Serenfer, @rnnb
Sorts. Wsoet uStaIte fin Tilflut.
ming til De paagaoenoe &eformbeba-
gelier I Staten, og 8oreningen bill
blipe bel reprGientcret beb Wsoet |
@rano Sorts ben 26. Nop. aorgres-
mano WaribaI aniees for en- Tt9rf
aanoibat for equator, iiteoet for
Sa~nsbrougb, % for congressman
nGbntes Der ire aonoiooter: M. q.
Sobnion fra NeIion Gountp, s. z.
Selgeion fra GapaIier os Sobn u.
Sorlep fro @rano Sorts Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
5utBrpuH,t.

8rpllnp | Ga GruSie. Miis Gbri.
itina 9abl og Smut Sittelien bIep for.
leoen gifte | gruoens Stem ! So
Grosie.
gleo tagen for en- Siort. Charles
2arion fra Wanpoca, Der iammen
meo Here andre orog til gataipba paa
Sogt, bIeb forIeoen ifllot | grmen at
en- af fine 8ammerater, Der | Saetfe.
beren troeoe at ie en- Short.
st SfnO | Eiet. artbur Sobnion,
IL slar gammel, blep forIeoen Sfo.
bene n9r Wenomonie truffet / giet
af ct Streififiio. Get bar piit ITO
umuligt at trnffe Gliglen no, ba ben
iiober Iise peb Siprnen, og man tror
life, at 8ntten fan lepe.
Smansntter pan Sagt. Gbpin
Gliaien, IL Mar enmmel, blep forle.
ben ifiiot | 9enet Of en- at fine Sam.
merater, Der troebe, at oct par en-
Sare. Den itaffeIs @ilt blep al fine
2eoiagere baoret to Mil til Soipita-
let poa Oneida Reierpation, bpor
bans Ben maattte ampiteres.
acknowledgement. Smenbifisnt
en- af De fornemite SrGf | 2open
ON Sernbanetarterue er, at be
|SiIfeIoer, bpor Sorterne Stater.
ne imelem meneS at bore for
bsie, ital %rapportereS til Snter-
fate Commerce Commission, iaa bar
Dog til benne Sio fun ct eneite Til.
fGIbe Of bette Slags forefommet.
9ette err en- alage moo Nortb @eit.
ern og Wilpaiifee 8ancn for at benpt.
ie fig al iprbsie Garter paa Sorienbel.
len af OF fro @isconiin til Gbicogo.
aIneen aisr fig ii9r bemGrfet oerpeo,
at Den fprlanger Mebilog | Sorten fra
life minore emo omtrent femti Steoer
langs bper of oisie Sernbanelinier.
Oct err ogina ianoipnligt at EFT lig.
nenbe &Inge bill blipe inogioet meo
Scnipn til So~rienbelien al 5lsoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
Gu Gambling al sfeer.

On amerifnnerinoe, Wtrs. amelia
6. 8ens / indianapolis, bar poo
fine mango Heiier aulogt en- Gam
ling al Steer. Som bet plofte Stpf'
fe | Samlin9en anies en- STE, ION
gierinocn bar ioaet | Seruialem,
meo Soriifring ON, at ben itammeoe
Iige fra Gebuofaone5ors Sioer =
sGatbeoen pil set 10 bore panifeligt
at bepiie. WGrfo9roig er Ell STE,
ser TANNER fra en- Snoianer; Sfeen
er ifaaret at SrP % bar pPret ! 9rng
| gIaifa. Gn nnoen Snoianerffe er
Is BONNER lang og Sfaftet er for
met iaaIebes, at Den life fan GLIDE
neb i @rpoen. Sra Silippinerne tam.
mer Sfeer og Sofosnso ener Wslis'
ltueeifaler; Sfaler banner Sui.
niugeu, % Sfaftet al Tr9 er iat liant
meo oermeo. s genares bar RrS.
@ells iunbet en- mGrfn9roig Res'
iineife, Der bar Sorm at en- Sfor.
pion, Tom brrer ct sGg. Sforpionen
CT Sfaitet, og ser sies meo sGeeet.
Sra SsIanS bnr @rs. @eus bentet
en- sfe, Ser er inittet al en- Soolros-
tano, og fra Sapnn en- npoeIig lille
Sfe, iom en- iapunif aunitner bar
inittet | Sorm al ct SbebIab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
Spn pnkntn.

llSnGDnie Selcgatcr. 8upernsr
CRAWFORD bar ubnppnt SnmcS Sarge
% Sobu Y. @nitluuo fra Germiliou
iomt GihoIaS 0elion fra giborg til
Tom 9cIegater at msoe ueb Den natio.
male Drainage 9ougres, iom ifol
mpoe / Baltimore Den 25be Ropbr.
SranS | Salcm. On al DC pGrite
SIbebrouoe, man nogeriitoe bar
bapt, raieoe Sen t5oe b$. | Solem.
ioet fire @peuiuaer / 9penS Sorret.
ninaSfpartcr neobrruore % flere an.
ore Sriie bIep b~etpbeIia hcifabigeoe.
Sobet onIloaeS til $4,000.
Sngrn aontraftcr mco Sn%oianerne.
Sra Sionr Sails meloes. at eufelte
8erioncr / ben ienere Sio bor iaoet
Siour. Snbianerne til of inogna paa
ulonIige 2eiefoutrafter, bporueo biSie
Snpoerc iGtter fla / 9eitboelie al Su.
Sianernes 9onb. 6. 9. Socfion, 6or'
crebe Staters SnSianeroaent, bar M
uSIteot ct ofientligt Soriel, ON, at
bpis bette eientn9er ia, ioa bill De
ftpIoioe trrffeS til gnipar peo De
Soreneoe Staters Ret,
On an paa Sinl. Siofte CONNER
onIaeoes en- Iioer 9p, 9ofe Eoiuiett,
poa ct Steo. bnor mon bar iifter poa,
at Safota Central @anen piloe fom.
me. Gen me an bopoe 900 Srem.
ouna: ser opisrtes iaaleSes ct Sotel,
Here 9utiffer, 9inorb San. Concert
ioI, Smebie 0. I, b. Man fau oerior
trnfc .iig DC aooe 9or9eres Sore. oa
ganen giorSe en- ~aopenoine" %
Inaoe tit Spor | en- anoeu Retning.
ifufieoe Rpbpggerc iotte ia BOG
life ill at iunoere oper Beroens 1anr.
Ifab, men fisbte neo eugone gpaee.
tomter / 9afe Roroen. Den uGrmcite
gp beo Den nnlnate 9nne. bporpda
DC anbrnste line Sure pao SinI og
fierte belle Suarperitolcn til Den me
@irfepla6s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

@iftsrmaal. Miis ellie Sugaos
oa Cars Sfepes bIcp forIeoen gifte !
grubens Gor9lores Siem | arlino.
ton. Oct iirse Bar ffal neoiGtte fig |
Norb Tafptn.
GtatenS WaIbprobnftipn. Stofens
Wineinipcster S~reeipeef bar netop at.
eipet fin aarIise Happort, nlen !
oenne opgipes Der life beitemt, bpor
flor GuIbpro6uttionen bar pnret !
aarets Sob, men Der iiges fun, at
ben CT "betpoeIis minore END forrigc
anr", % SotneltafeminenS uobptte
irttes til 100000 minore, bpilfet
for oenne Mines 8eofommenoe bar
fin 0runo | Den itore Winebrano,
Der itanieoe Driften / lang lib. Sub.
proonftionen forrige aar bar nnilaaet
til $6,9S6, 300, bporaf $5,250,000
Dor llobpttct al Someitafeminen.
ut N~pistrpfferi nbgjpr "bele ggcn."
On apis. "Sarel 9ew Gra", er netop
bIepen grrmolast | ben npe "gp"
Sati, is Wil ipo for 0atertoiun paa
Gafota Central ganen, men oenne
apisforretning nbgier ogiaa belle
@pen, ioet Der enbnu life er rosen
andre Suie, life ensang Goitfontor.
Sernbanen er enonu ii Mil borte oe
pentes life at naa benne "gp" for til
Iptaar. Saii er Oct geographic Gent.
rum af Sonlin Gonntp. os man tror
oerfor, at bet bill bIipe en- let Gag at
fiptte GouutpiGbet til bette Steb fra
G~aitIcpooo, Ser Iigger beb Gountpets
sitIise @r9nie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
seweIrs % Saar. fibrfiaSer.

grs. q. q. Sbomas, Sbomas 8lSe.,
Ga Grosie, @tS., bar lit Advertisement
/ bette Sumer. Senses gaIeiproe err:
"SuIoit9uoia SiIireestiIeIie. GrIise
garer 90 Iapeite Sriier-, % bun oprets
boIoer bette Der Inn at anirtte ipnSies
gsitiienter. eubpsr apinSe fan iiafie
en- paffer @ape for FIN Ranb suer Ben
peo at ienoe en- linen Taite al tit eeet
Snar. - Saar, iom er iirmmet al. biz
osiaa gisre BET - til Irs. Thomas for
a: iorpanoIes til ct Ilbrfi9os. ale airs
Der foripnes meS g~ulsfpIbte gclas % er
msset oatre. Sc bil fune Advertisements
tet paa en- mSen Sise | bette Runner.