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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30

n3ttt4l y
game played on the Christ Church AS
g it grounds ended in dispute,
the strong Briar Hill aggregation
journeyed from the far West End OF
the city thther with many misgivings.
It was their determination to win both
games of the double-header from the
Christ Church Association If 1t were
possible to do so fairly. There was to
be no unfair playing on the part Of
Briar Hill.
The first game was called about 2:2O
O'clock. The BrlarS Hill team tookStha
field. In the first inning Christ Church
Association scored one run. 1nsdheir
half of tho first inning Briar7 HIPS
first batter Boisseau, drove the first
ball thrown In far over left field
fence, taking only three bases, as 1t
was the understanding that any ball
ShitZover that portion OF the fence
would be for only three bags. Bois-
seau was resting comfortably on third
when ose Of the players on the Christ
Church association came back into the
grounds and touched second bag,
claiming that the runner in circling
the bases failed to touch it., Bolsseau
was called out. after the umpire had
told him not to make Il home run,
which he could very easily have done.
but to stop on third base. A howl was
raised here by Christ Church Associa-
ton, claiming that the runner was out.
It was finally settled by Boisseau be-
Ing allowed to remain on third.
In, the third Inning. with one man
out, the next batter fed out to I3ois-
seau at short The ball was caught
fairly and held, but the batter was al
lowed to Strike over again, as NOM
bers of the Christ Church Association
kicked because the umpire called the
runner out when the official was stand
Ing over on tho first base line. They
claimed that he should have been down
on second base line to umpire. Al
though they regarded this decision rs
unfair. the memb srs Of the -3rinr Hill
team did no kicking.
In the fifth inning, with TIE score
five to two in favor of Briar HilE and
with two members of the Christ Church
Association on bases, Cartwright, who
was at the bat, hit ball In front Of
the plate. The ball was fair, hut IN
bouncing 1t hit the runner twice and
finally rolled foul. Both men on bases
scored. and the umpire very promptly
called the runner out and ordered the
two men back to the bases, claiming
that they could not run on dead
hall Christ Church Association raised
a kick here, and the umpire backed
down. changing his decision and al
lowing both men to score.
Briar Hill then walked off the field
and forfeited the two games rather
than have them so IN what they re-
gard such an unfair manner. Winston
was In the box for Rriar Hill, and only
about Ave hits were gotten off him.
Cartwright, the Christ Church Assoca-
tion'sj twirler, was touched for fuzzy
twelve hits in FIVE innings.
b3i EDGAR S. POORE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
THROWS BODY OF
WOMAN IN CREEK
After Sending Bullet Through
Miss Phillips's Head, Muir
derer Disposes Of Body.

AsHEV1LLE. N. G., july 2s.-News
was brought to Asheville to-day OF the
murder in the Ivy section OF Madison
county some time Saturday night Of
Miss Philips. young woman OF yam.
cey county. about twenty years of
age. The murder was committed in
an isolated spot, and the body OF the
young woman placed or thrown In
Paint Fork Branch. The BODY was
found yesterday morning with bull
et-hole In the back OF the head. Ac-
cording to information from the scene
of the crime. the murder Is zshroudCt
In complete mystery. aNo motive can
be assigned for the Killing, and while
the officers are at work on the case.
no one has been taken into custody.
so far as known, charged with the
murder.
Near the body a notebook and coat
ere found. The coroner went to the
scene OF the murder and held an In
Tuest, but failed TO solYe+the mystery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
INVITE GLENN TO
SPEAK IN BROOKLYN
~ ------------.------
North Carolina Governor Asked
to Address Democratic Club
There.
EXECUTIVE MAY ACCEPT
Is Expected TO Discuss Federal
Judiciary Entertainments OH
States.
EXECUTIVE MAY ACCEPT

RALEIGH, N. c.. July 2a.--Governor
Ulenn<a,as received from the Brooklyn
Democratic Club, r. H. Eastman, chair
man an invitation to deliver an ad :.
dress August 2Gtli 1t reads:
People North are deeply Interested
IN the question of the encroachment
by the Federal courts on the autonomy
Of the states. The Brooklyn Demo-
cratic Club heartily tenders dinner
nj Brighton Beach Hotel August Goth
IN order to afford you an opportunity
Tor laying your views on the subject
before the country. The dinners OF
this club are always widely reported
IN the prcss. The last one we gave,
William Jennings Bryan was the guest
or honor. There were ten thousand
people present.
INC Governor says he has not fully
decided but thinks lie Will in all prob
aDliity accept the invitation, the honor
Of which he appreciates very highly.
president G. G. Moore, OF the North
Carolina division. Southern Cotton Az.
ISOLATION. spent the day here. and says
there Is every assurance nov. that a
big cotton- holding warehouse Company
Will be organized for Wake COUNTY
ably 100000 capital Delegates from
various parts OF the country are to
meet here next Saturday to perfect the
Organization. 80 that the general office
VIII be in. Raleigh with four or i've
branch warehouses in various parts OF
me county most accessible to cotton-
growers.
me Durham, Specially Company. j.
l, Rose. manager, amends Its charter
80 that the principal Office can be
changed from Durham to Raleigh, and
Increasing the capital to 500, 900.
The Carolina Abstract and Title
COMPANY, OF Asheviilc. is chartered
with $4,000 capital; Ed S. Caldwell
and others, incorporators.
Another charter is for the GwyE.
Solvold Company. North Wilkcsboro,
capital $4,000 by r. w. Gwyn and
others, FOR Insurance and real estate
business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30

THAT Professor Blink fooled me bad
''IIow?"
'He told me ethnology was the science
Of the races. and when went to the library
and asked for q book on ethnology there
wasn't q word from cover 10 Dover on how
TO pick winners, "--I3altmor Sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
MRS. CARRIE NATION
VISITS RALEIGH
Crowds Follow Her on Street
Denounces Poelrooms in
Unr1istakable Terms.

;pecIal t, The Times.Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
RE A. Nation arrived this afternoon.
Big crowds followed her to- the Ra-
leigh dispensary. She started>frora the
Yarborough about $3.50 and stopped in
These she denounced as hell holes and
breeders OF idlers and worthless meh.
Whatlsh declared were indecent pic-
lures on the walls ware scathingly de-
nounced. At the dispensary the man
Carrie abused him roundly, declaring
she would be ash AIMED to manage such
a vilo place. even though 1t was es-
tablished by the $50 called Christian
people OF the city"
A heavy rain prevented the talk she
was to have made at Pullen Park at
4 o'clock. However, she was on hand
there at night and gave character
istic harangue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
CONVICT ESCAPES
FROM ROAD CAMP
He Was Free-Handed But Few
Hours, But Committed
Two Thefts.
Especial to The Times Is ,spatch /

b lspecIa! to The Times Dispatch.1
DURHAM. N. G., July 2e.-Qune a
Sensation occurred In Person county
yesterday, when Richard Hall, a con-
Wet escaped from the road camp, com
United two robberlcs. and attempted
Il third before he. was captured. He
entered the home fof w. 4. BACKYARD,
stole 2 suit Of clothes and gun. He
proceeded some distance, and was
paught while attempting to steal a
aorse. and was carried almost back 10
The camp. when he soon made his sec
pnd escape. After travelling about a
mile on foot he broke open the stable
of Mr.. Lundy. Bowles and stole fine
horse and rode eff. BY this time all
the farmers in the country had lea rned
of the escaped convict. and were pre-
pared for his approach, After a hot
chase, II. L. Carver succeeded in cap
turing the. convict near Red Mountain,
ind he was carried back to camp this
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
ARREST TICKET SELLER.
CHARGING ROBBERY

Especial tos>The Times D ispatch.)
SALISBURY. n, July 29.---At Nor.
wood to-day West and Wells Circus
was robbed OF all the cash In sight BY
the ticket seller who fled to the woods.
He made his way to Whitney. where
he boarded train IN an effort to es.
cape, but wasaarrestedto Tonight at New
London, fitteen miles from Sails bury, BY
Sheriff Moore, Of Stanley county, who
carried his prisoner to Albemarlo for
trial. The name Of the robber and the
amount OF money taken could not be
learned tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
MOTHERS BUILDING
FEATURE OF SHOW
Resting Place for Tired Parents
and Fairgrounds for Juvc-
nile Visitors.
CHARMING LADY IN CHARGE
Mrs. Grice Has Made Many
Friends Among Young
and Old.
TO.NtORROW,s PROGRAM AT
JANflESTOWN EXPOSITION.

siEmn Gil Day..
Conventions meeting.
Guard mount, Tventy.third In
fantry.
Drill, Twcnty-tlird Infantry.
Exhibition Of Weather Burenu
earthquake recorder, Government
building a.
Special exhibition By the Fisk
Jubilee singers Mt the Negro Build
Ing. II
Mexican National Band CONCERT,
reviewing stand.
Preparation OF large wcathT
map from. reports from all Aec-
lions OF the country, Government
Building A.
Orsnn recital Edward j. M
+ pier, Auditorium.
Geographic and stcrtopticon c1-
hibition, scenes ON Indian rcservn-
tion, with lecture, Interior Depurt-
ment, Government Building A.
Piano recital, MIR. Joseph Mners,
Auditorium.
Geographic exhibition and Ices
turcJ scenes In Yosemite Valley,
Government Building A.
Lecture on aerial nnvignuon, Mr..
Ludlow and Captain Lovelacc,
Aeronautic Building.
Phtnnty's United States Band.
United States Life-Sattng Service
drill at station.
Illustrated lecture, "Reclaiming
the Desert" ny Dir. j. g. Watts, U.
s. n. g., Interior Department Goy-
ernment Building A.
Special Exhibition by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers at the Negro Build
ing.
Illustrated lecture, "Ycllowstone
National Park" by Mr.. f. G. Gull
es,l.Intcrior Department, Govern
Me7k Building A.
Cnmeroni's slide for Life, on the
Warphth.
Drea. parade, Twenty-third In
fantry.
Lecture on aerial navigation, Mr..
Ludlow and Captain Lovelnce,
.AeronAutic Building.
Mcxicnn National Hand concert,
reviewing stand.
Drill by Twelfth United States
Cavalry.
Phinney's United States Band
concert, Auditorium.
Cnmeroni's slide for Life, on the
Wnrpnth.
warpnth closes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
Fresh Soda Crackers
or Ginger Snaps,
per lb., 4hc
IL lb. Can Veal Loaf, Sc

Deviled Ham and Tongue. .......... DC
III. Can Corned Becf.,... /. Zoe
Pottcl Ham or rongue...... ~. DC
lb. Cans Becf,,...........f ..s.s.,. COO
5 Guns ,Chipped Beef.,......g 49,. ....5c
LIB. Can Ham Loaf ,.....i,g.,,....11c
Best American Granaiutcd Sugar,
per pound ,...,.,.,,....#...5 .5.,.. .6c
New Clipped Herring, per dozen. !. 100
N cw CnliforniH Prunes 81
Fresh Itoasted Laguyra Coffee, per
Inpae bar. swfi,. pride so., ~ LIE
Best Wine, Catawhn and Black
berry, per gallon ........ 50c
Sugar Corn, q Cans for .... c,,c
2 lbs, Mountain Roll Butter for, ~. $50
6-strlnE 4room ,',.g,.',,'....,.. 200
8-HtrtAE broom .,,..,..,,.....,,s... ] 30
Large, Juicy Lemons, per dozen. $50
Good Lard, per pound ...... 8 "a
Tomatoes ia cans for SOUP. e.
Whole Grain Carolina Rice, per i'll. "a
Macaroni or Spaghetti, per lb %
witch Hazel Toilet SOAP, 8 to hx loo
Sweet Mixed Pickles, qts hot /. 100
Large Extract Vanilla and lie mon I, 30
Nice Smoked California Halnn,, per
peUnd ,s.s.,...s.,..A,..... lis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
Especial to The Times dispatch.

WI Especial to The Tlmts-DlspatCh.1 M
RALEIGH. n. c.. july 20.-Adju tant-
General 7. r. Robertson has Issued a
special order to the effect that pre-
raratory for selection ofta team 10
represent the State at the national
shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio the cons
manding officers OF the Second and
Third Regiments will each detail one
man from their respective companies
First Infantry on the State range at
Camp Glenn for five days, commencing
August 9th, and go from there TO- the
August 18th for three days duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING DE TIE
STOCKHOLDERS or THE CHEsA-
pIaAIlE AND OHIO aKAILWAY
COMPANY

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
oife Of seeTeta aEy Rlfi Inn Va
Of K the Chesapeake ana OHIO Railway
Company will be held at the oaice Of
tns II e ts q 1a Klehhmond
july, 1907, at IL O'clock NJ. for the
purpose Of passing upon the question
OF authorizing and consentlng to the
makms . COMPANY s mor aga oh5G
decd Of trust, to be known as It's GEN
erai Equipment and Improvement
mo ana 70 % The s he
executed. and toaany other mortgages
now existing GoyeriIng The he !, properly q
co on or any part thereof, as az.
pressed In said mortgages. respective-
y to secure az isase Of tenysar Aye
hG sgsaS oafs "a sHS ten
authorizing. and eonsenting that such
an Issue OF bonds may be made, that
cd, and that the. bonded lndebtedness
Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Which %I, said bonds are to be issued I'M i'm.
medlately upon the execution and de-
.rs IF ssa q Fs hs
fuII power to the directors to sell,
pledge. or otherwise dispose OF said
bonds for lawful corporate purposes,
upon such terms as to the directors
may seem best.
The stock transfer boots Will bs
closed at the office OF Messrs j ~
Morgan a. Company, No. 20 Wall
Street. New York, on Thursday the
r, NJ. and viii be reopened on Thurs
day, the LIST day of August. 1907 a
no o'clock "A. NJ.
natea the 2Sth day OF June, 1907,
BY order oflthe Presi Gent and Hoard
.of Dir ttcorss s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30

II care killed cat. remember that It 10
= nino.to-one shot you are up against when
vnu tackle it,--Puck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
Z WHY GAME WAS FORFEITED.

statement from Brinr Hill Team as
to SATURDAYS Games.
To the Sporting Editor Times-Dis-
patch:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
Wise Talks by
The Office Boy

OeHT lBuncn. $4if ftE4z
Yesterday ! went up to the village
early went over to q farmhouse near
our camp to see the fired man milking
the cows by machinery. pa tells me
that more men arc ruined by schemes
than by bad company. One sch cme
that | think Is bad for any man is to
got excited over these fake reduction
sales YOU see so much Of In the pa
worked UP and thinks he's going to
get something forsnothing. and then
finds out he was buffaloed. he doesn't
feel go fine. If you want to wear the
best clothes to be had at honest re-
auctions. you go to Fishers to-day or
to-morrow. and YOU can get you toys
at regular prices, and they'll hand
YOU Is per cent. in change. Only two
more days OF the discounts.
Yotirn W1I,1,TE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
FIGHT OVER TOY.
Jan,es e. McCnndlish Is Struck in the Eye
~. With q Stone.

James r McCandllsh. Il seSen-year- old
white boy. was struck in the eye yesterday
afternoon by stone thrown by an un-
k known negro boy me little fellow re-
by Dr. Strole OF the ambulance corps
Tho trouble occurred over n toy Indian
With which The MeGandllsh boy was play
and the negro boy, passing by AT the time
attempted to lake II away with him, a fsh,
enspcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
Would SHOOT CHIEF
Of DURHAM FIRE LADS.
7. wv. Brown Draws Pistol On
]. Frank Maddry-Indict-
rnent May Follow.

q DURHAM, N c., July 29.-J Frank
Maddry, sheriff Of Durham county and
chief Of the local fire department, while
attendant at the race. track this after
noon, where the hremen are practicing
FOR the coming tournament, was at
tackled nnawares by T. ! j ~; Brown,
cade on Corcoran Street. In this city.
After q few words. In which Mr.. Brown
talked OF doing many rash things, he
pulled his pistol, and would have pro-
coeded to fire with possibly fatal re-
suits had It. not been for the timely
act of friend who was standing close
At hand, and with a quick jerk ele.
waited his arm In the air. Those that
were standing Ground we're amazed "a; s At 4
learn the true circumstances. "A plain
clothes policeman who was IN the
tol,away from him, and be was imme-
diately carried to police headquarters,
where he was placed under bond for
two misunderstanding concealed wea-
pons and loud and boisterous Language.
Chief Maddry will probably have him
indicted under warrant OF assault
with intent to commit murder.
y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30

IA san Antonio lady requests us to Inform
her what kind of greens the Richmond peo-
ple use In making potlicker. We do not
know exactly. hut judging from the flavor IL
seemed us II was made Of jinson weed
tbnd sunflower leaves, Anyway, the brew
would make nnn .dlp,--IbiI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
NEGRO SHOOTING AfFRAy
SAM STEVENSON WHO SHOT
JOHN WRIGHT DEFlES THE
OFFICERS.

News has been received at the
marshal's office announcing the fact
that two negroes Samuel Stevenson
and John Wright became involved in
a difficulty at negro picnic on
Bear Creek about two miles north
of Woodford and as a result. Stcv.
enson shot Wright with shot gun.
The full particulars Of the diff.
Guilty could not be ascertained, but
it was learned that Immediately aft.
er the shooting Stevenson took to
the mountains and has issued a defy
to the marshals office stating that
he will not be taken alive.
\ party of deputy marshals have
been sent out after the negro to
make an arrest. and also TO investi.
gate the shooting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
CHARITY ORGANIZATION
FAMILY IN WEST ARDMoRE IN
DESTITUTE CIRCUMSTANCES.
COLLECTING FUNDS.

The need Of an associated charities
pardnt every day, and hardly a week
passes by but that one or more On jes
Of families being in distress IS
found. The Botevolent Society does
a good work but the city has, to a
certain extent outgrown the useful
ness of that organization.
A family consisting OF a father,
mother, and five children. living near
the old Palmer gin h West Broad.
way, near the home of T. B. Cathey,
was found few nights ago in dis.
tressing condition. The bread winner
OF the household was sick, lying on
the floor in one con1er Of room.
with dropsy, the mother on account
of having to administer as best she
coud to the wants OF the little ones,
was unable to go out and secure work
so that they might have food Two
of the little ones went to neigh.
bor's house and asked for some cold
bread. wich was given them, and then
it was seen that the little ones ate
the food In a most ravenous man .r,
and an investigation ensued. It was
found that the father had been sick
for some time, and the family was
without food atd medicine. T. u
Cathey, whose attention was called
to the matter, investigate dand found
but one chair in the house. a mat
tress and no bedstcad, and nothing
Nm the larder to eat.
II was also found that the Beney.
olent Society had been there two or
three days previous and left about
enough provisions to last the family
for about two days.
The result of the visit of Mr.. Cath.
ey was tlat a bedstead was secured
and money collected and invested in
groceries and medicine.
The family is still In need of an.
other bedstead so that the children
Will not have to sleep on the floor,
and also need some clothing.
w. 5. Wolverton and r. B. Cathey
have a subscription list and will take
all donations that can be given them
X. NJ. Tadlock, the head of the fam
iIy' is very sick NAH, but is get
ting the best attention nog.it1, n,
wife has young infant about 1;
months old, and the Oldest child I.
but thirteen years of age.
Their condition is such that unit
the father is able to work. the moth
er cannot leave home. The case I,
truly one for charity.
The family moved herefrom III,
Madill section about two weeks apc
and took down sick immediateI,
after arriving here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
Lumber Men Arrested.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. ia warrant
was today issued for the arrest OF
Summer G. Moon and James l.. Bar
ber OF Eua Claire, Wis, millionaire
officers of the Barber Lumber COM
pany. and Horace Brand of Burling-
ton. Conn, indicted for conspiracy
to defraud the government. They
were indicted with Senator Borah
and others. They will be brought TO
Boise at once TO answer the charges
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20

You are invited to the lawn party
to be given by the high school attn
letic association at the high school
building Friday. Sept. 20. Ice cream
and cake will be served, the pro,
ceeds to go to provide suits for the
girls OF the basket ball team.
Don't miss seeing Lura, Gypsy
fortune teller, who ranks among the
best In this line OF work.
Come and don't come alone. 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20

Deputy Marshal Jim Hayeus took
unto himself the task of ,isiting g
number Of joints In the city, with the
result that the two men on the east
side were caught with a good bunch
of booze on hand as were also two
other parties who were conducting
an establishment ON North Washing
ton street All were placed In jail
charged with introducing sud sell
ing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
Likes Uncle Sam

Ernest Lee, formerly of Ardmore,
l. T., who enlisted in the United
States navy, has been assigned to the
staff Of the local recruiting station to
relieve First Glass Yeoman b. A..
Bachus who will go to the U. S. S.
Maine. Lee ranks as chief yeo.
an.-Times.Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
E. B. LUKE
THE LIBRARY BASEMENT.
City Physician Reports Same Cover
ed With Stagnant Water.
Established 1895 Ardmore I. T.

II was learned yesterday afternoon
from very reliable source that the
in bad condition, and that unless
prompt action is taken by the city
authorities to do away with the eX.
listing nuisance the health of that
section of the city will be greatly
impaired. The basement of the build
ing, it is understood. Is covered with
stagnant water, and dne Of the worst
breeding grounds for mosquitoes in
the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
DEAN WOODS TO WACO.
National Commission Awards Ard
More Player to That Town.

Waco. Texas, Sept 19.-W. X. Da
vidsdn, secretary Of the Waco base
ball team, this afternoon received
notice from Secretary +, H. Farrell
of the National Association OF Base
ball Leagues, that Dean Woods, the
Ardmore catcher. has been awarded
to Waco. Waco's claim was disput
ed bg the DaCns club. who also
claimed to have signed Woods, but
Waco's prior agreement was estab
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
Automobiles,

Slightly used -four cylinder tour.
ing car, good as new, completely re.
finished and painted. A bargain for
quick sale. Also two cylinder tour.
ing car, repainted and in first class
condition. a snap. Oklahoma Motor
Car Co., 515 w. Main St, Oklahoma
City. 2O.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-20
Local Cotton Market.
2l3t

Cotton receipts continue light. not
more than twenty or thirty bales
coming in today
The tone OF the market is bear.
ish. and the quality ranges from
middllng to strict middlng with
the bulk OF the receipts running in
the middlng class. Prices today
ranged from IL 34 to - cents.