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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-02-16
Locals.

While the snow seems to
be about off on the level
along the banks of the
creeks it is several feet
deep.
Thousands of dollars
worth of trees will be set
outain the town and county
this spring. Everyone
should set out a few trees
at least.
DIR. Nc Whorter and bride
are getting their new home
near the school-house fixed
up withsall the modern con-
veniences, and elegantly
furnished. This will make
them beautiful place.
Peter E. Olson, the hust-
ling mail carrier between
this point and Bailey some
thirty miles southwest of
here, says that the creeks
are running lively but he
expects better roads and
crossings as soon as the
rushing waters open the
channels in the streams.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-02-16
Locals.

Locals.
Don't fail to test your
seed corn.
See George Jeffrey for.
tanning mills.
The Legislature at Pierre
is passing a number,of good:
laws.
Clarence Newcomb was.
here visiting atthe home
of Prof. Jones. :.
j. G. McCoolh has received
word from several who
think of coming here this
spring.
Gov. Ora Words wife is
about able to return home
from the Rochester, Mimi.
hospital. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther,
Nelson are expected back
from California about the
first of the month.
Lincoln Day exersizes in
Mrs. Jones' room at the
school house on Tuesday
were appropriatesand ;atten-
ded by quite a numbereof
the patrons of the school
and outsiders.
Mr.. Taylor from Iowa
went out with Mr.. Butt TO
look at his farm south of.
Rec Heights which he
bought of Mr.. Benton. He
expects to move on the
place next fall.
Mary Pauly and Rhoda
Dawson gave a big Valen-
tine party Thursday even
ing at the home of the for
mer, ITO about 40 of their
young friends. All pre-
sent enjoyed a very pleas
ant evening.
We hope no one is.feeiing
| bad now that their more
favored neighbors have to
pay their railroad fare,
their, express ~charges, and
for talking over the tele-
phone or sending telegraph
messages, just like the rest
of us cOmmOners.
Washington Enterprise:
The entertainment at Miss
Anna Pederson's school
was well attended and ev-
cry body was glad to see
the progress .Of the young
people. All present real
lied the large amount of
good hard study that it
must;have taken ito get up
such a program.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-02-16

The Christian Scientists of Miller,
hold regular Sunday and mid-week
services at the home of Mrs. S. Y.
Christ, Third Avenue, Sunday, Loo
a. M, and wednesday 1870 p. M.
All wishing to attend will be well
coined.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-02-16
CrabTeeS' Cash Mercantile Co..
The Miller Sun
Printed on Saturday.
TI0MAS STRATTON, Edit or.
New Power Press.

A new power press has
been ordered direct from
the factory and will be run
ming in the Sun Office short
ly. This ill,enable us to
print a larger paper and run
off large editions. The
press is a rapid one and up
to date.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-02-16
Church and Society
Notices

Misunderstanding at II a. M. and S:90 p.
M, All are cordially lnVited.-G w. But
terfed. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
THE STOCK MARKET

I
 New York Oct. 15.--The greater pow- CT Of resistance of the stock market to unfavorab factors was demonstrat- ca by its asstion today in face Of sew eral incidents The most conspicuous was the greatly exaggerated version or the Japanese riot in San Francisco.
 The market sold off on the circu- iation of this rumor. but rebouuded with yiE9r upon the receipt of sccrr- slump in Detroit United Railway. al- though remote from any direct bear Ing on the local stock market. was of unpleasant effective on the whole mar ket by sympathy and by suggestion. Very little of that stock or of the al- llfed Toledo railways and light. which also suspended it's dividend. Is held Tn New York, but the price at the local spondence with the falling quotations at Montreal. where most of 1t is held. Tn the case of the Twin City Rapid Transit Company, the announcement declared did not save that stock from sharing in the depressionto tof the group. Special weakness in the electrical equipment stocks was apparently in of the declared inability of these com panies to float bonds for improvements
 The resistance shown by the general iist 70 these depressing influences measures in the market which made themselves felt yesterday.
 The protective buying was determin- en ana enectiye when prices were in. appeared when 1t had accomplished US purpose of arresting the declines.
 stocks bought in this way are ex- pected usually to come back upon the market at the first favorable oppor- tunity as the purpose of the buying onviously Is not accumulation. This ulterior prospect served to discourage operations on the long side, although the aggressive professional operations on the short side were effectualiy checked. A bad effect was caused by reports of the discovery by a Gov ernment agent of further rebating practices by the Southern Pacific, by further fall in copper and by per- sistent reports from London that some embarrassment was imminent in New fork Some share of responsibility TOT the circulation of unfounded ru- mors was laid at the doors of the bear party which still remain uncovered on the short side to a large extent A neciine Tn foreign exchange rates with the lessened selling of stocks for for elgn account was regarded with satis-
 Bonds were weak, some of the less actIve issues showing severe declines. Lotal sales, par value, $18S4, 900. U. s. 4s registered declined IA per cent on call. N
 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
II. | B. BEER COTTON LETTER.
By Prirate Wire te C. c. Abercrembie q
 Co.,. 10N Commerce st.

New Orleans, Oct 1s.--weather South oyer night was not as cold as was expected cianton. Ala. and as rising temperature was officially foreeasted, all of yesterdays market improvement was lost. There was no relative increase in receipts the week. g insight promising to be about 100000 small CT than last years 3oo.ooo.
 Nevertheless, stocks at interior towns and at the ports are accommodating for want of demand. The unsettled state of the met al market which Is looked upon as barom- ersr of sae so have an Snfav which coupled with the unsatisfaetory fi- nancial outlook. has completely changed sentiment. which, fin itself Is factor to
 The spinner realizes that he has the upper hand this season, not having to contend South. and by holding aioof from the mar ket Is forcing the farmer to carry his cot ton under the weight of high interest rates. the producer to sell to best advantage.
 The tightness of the money market ac- cording to a late financial review from New York. extends to commercial credits. Re- ports of failures for September showing lia- bilities of S19.000,000 vs. s3.000.0 900 in Sep tember last year. sI1.ooo.0oo of which were of manufacturing concerns vs S2,000,000 last year. The figures for the last quarter show corresponding contrast and stress fs laid upon the difficulties growing out of provisions for extensions which have been financed with temporary loe..s. for which renewals would not be secured.
 Inactivity is the natural eonseauence of road companies made their appearance and were distinguished by the uniform com plaints of the dearness of materials and la bor and the harassments .of strict legisla- ton and the decrease in net earning power which fo .ows. This is the situation in a nut shell as regards the monetary and bust. ness outlook in this couRtry and 1t IS for such reasons that we heaF of big cuts being made in the quotations for cotton goods.
 Advices. public and private, are far from assuring as to the future course of prices for raw cotton. Today's prees dispatch states that the cotton goods division of the dry goods market was considerably disturb ed yesterday by 6 sharp cut in the price of bieached goods by one of the largest job bing houses in the country, and reports fsom that quarter would indicate that there will be further shaving of values all along the line.
 In January. 19o4 the farmers managed to hold some of their cotton after eight million bales had been marketed This year they have to care for the whole crop probably twelve million bales.
 Yours very truly,
 c. c. ABERcROMBIE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
NEw YnRK Corr0N FrTIrREs.


New Orleans, Oct. 15.--Spot cotton was again nominal owing to the strike of local cotton handlers and no spot sales were re- corded Sales were only 100 bales to ar- rive. -
 Prices were unchanged with middlins quoted at 11%c.
 Futures opened steady thirteen to four teen points below the close of yesterday as a result of warmer weather throughout the belt and reports of comparatively little dam age by the frost yesterday. Selling wRs plentiful after the opening and the lower opp ton sold down to 10.75. thirty-one points ing thus wIping out all the advance that early general frost on late crop had brought about.
 Tn tho afternoon the bears took profits to some extent which checked the decline and brought about a slight recovery. but all other features including the local labor site uation were markedly bearish. At the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Oct. 15--An unexpected de- crease in the American visible supply of wheat had q strengthening erect today on tho local market. At the close the December delivery was up 1-Sc. corn was 1-4c higher. oats we're off 2-s .. Provisions were 5c to 25c lower. The wheat market was er- ratic, but the general tendency was toward higher prices; The immediate opening was lower because of a de- cline in Liverpool, but the market soon rallied because of decrease of IT, 57. 900 busneIs in tho available stock S whea5 ae m shs ne se cause of a firm close at Liverpool. This upturn was followed by q slump of about i-2c because of an increase
 of 3.50O.000 busnels in the European visible supply, compared with an in- crease Of about 100000 bushels for the corresponding time last year. A slack demand for cash wheat also weakened the market coverir"s by shorts caused rally late in the day | and the market closed firm. December wheat opened 1-4c lower to 1-Sc high CT at s1.o51-2 to sl.O5 7-s. sold De- tween sL0S 7-s and sl.os 7-s and closed
 Corn was dull all day. Commission houses and shorts were free bidders, but offerings were not large. An official announcement of big shortage in the Roumanian crop had considerable infu. ence on the local market. The close was firm. December opened I-4c low. CT to 1-Sc higher at 63ci to 63 3-S Sc, ad- vanced to GAG. and closed at 63 1-2c Oats were quiet and weak Pit trad. CTS were disposed to sell, but the de- mand was verys light. December opened about unchanged at F5 8-Sc@ 55 5-Sc, sold off to 54 7-SG 55c, and closed at 5h 1-So, Local receipts were PA cars. Provisions were weak be- | cause of easier prices for live hogs. l At the close. January pork was off | 25c, at $15.95. Lard was 5071-2c low CT. st $9.12 1-2. Ribs were 5c lower | at $8.27 1-2.
 The. leading futures ranged as follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

ternoon under continued heavy selling. part of which appeared to be for New Orleans ac- rious rnEnors regardinR the liquidation of some of the iarRer bull interests, Toward the close there was a moderate rally cover ing but local sentiment seemed to ba of q bearish average and there was compara- lively little buying for long account. There were rumorg of spreading weakness in the market for cotton goods but no eonfirma- ton of such reports could be obtained.
 The Southern spot markets were irregu- lar according to official reports. ranging about hc higher to hc lower. Cables from Liverpool said that the trade there, was skeptical of any serious damage from frost.
 Receipts at the port today 6l,365 bales against 53,4S7 last week and 8s00b last year For the week 290.0o0. against 239.- I'll last week and 337.977 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 10.891 against 15.293 last year. and at Houston 11,047, against 4O,Ss7 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Oct. i5.-The cotton market was weak and unsettled today with Jan uary and later months making neEA low records for the season. The close was steady at a net decline of twenty to twen- ty-three points. Sales were estimated at 300. 900 bales
 The market opened easy at n decline of five to thirteen points and almost immed- lately increased the loss under active liq- uidation and bear pressure which was haB- ed on predictions for warmer weather cas- Ter cables and q general impression that the low temperatures lu the South have done very little If any damage. There was slight reactions during the middle session but the market ruled very weak in the af-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

New York, oct. 15.-The London tin mar ket. was again lower with spot quiet; spot 167 pounds N6s and futures 136 pounds l0s. $31 .50.
 Copper also declined in the English mar ket with spot closing at 50 pounds ss Cd market was weak and lower with lake quoted at $13@s1S SO; electrolytie $ls.7s9 S13: and casting at $12 50 @ $12.7b.
 Lead was 5s lower at IS pounds in Lon don. Locally unchanged.
 Spelter was unchanged in both markets
 Iron was lower in the English market with standard foundry quoted at 62s bd and Cleveland warrants at 5Ss 7hd..
 Locally unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
NEW YORK RnNns

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 do 2hd' Series .'s. 's'' ''s' SIh l. & N Unified IS .... 96h Manhattan con. gold Is ........ .. e. 96 McNlcan central 4s 1S2
 do lSt Inds .... .... .... 14lS Minn. X St l., 4s .... ,... .....,.. 7StA Mis. K. A Texas Is .... a5 Nat. R K of NJ. con Is ... .. ...... T7Is N. Y. Gtuttal gen. 3lss .... ........ SS J Central gen. 5s zee. ......1l9h Northern Pacific 4s .... ...... 9Sl4 Norfolk S west con. 4s ... .... .. of Or'2on short Line rfdE 'i1 ..!, ....:. ts Penn cv. 3As .,.. .... .... co. p3A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

Reading gen. Is .... .... ....... .. 9s1; St. l.. & l. M. con. 5s .... .... ......107 St. L. & g. F. fg 4s sS,.ss 1b St l.. & Swest con 4s .... .... .... ss Seaboard Air Line As ...,.... s5 Southern Pacific Is ... ...N ...... S3
 do 1st. 4s certificates .... s... S9 Southern Ky 5s .... .... .... ......1OO Texas & Pacific 1sts .... .... ..110 < Toledo. St. L. 6 w As .... 70 Union Pacific As ...s ...... Sy
 uO. cN. 4S ssss DO U. s. Steel End. 5s .... .... .... .... S1N wabash 1sts .'.. ......1OI Wabash Deb. B.. ..., .... .... .. .. A Western Md. 4s .... .,.. s,.. .. 6s1s Wheeling & L. Erie 4s ..1. .... e.. s1 Wisconsin Central Is .... .... ...... 30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
>ywxv vour Cop.rruxe A1ARKET

New York, Oct. 15.--Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to an advance of five points in response to steady Euro pean markets There was very little de- mand. however and the market eased orr with the close quiet, net unchanged 10 1lve points lower. Sales were reported Of s,2bO bags. including:
 October s..s sss' 's''o' SSWS'sv DecemDer .sss ssss ss's '''' V''"" January ss.S ssss Ssss ss''S'N March ssss zee ss''o'sV May ssss '''s ''''S'T July ...s ssss s... ''' sS.T
 Spot quiet; Rio No. 6Ac; santos No shc; mild coffee dull; Ccrdova S919kc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
SLIGHT COTTON DROP
NEW YORK MARKET SHOWS RAPID
 DECLINE.
Actual Coming of Frost Did Not Have Ris- ing Tendeney-DamaEe on Bot tom Lands Here Is Re-
 ported.

It is saying that when the news is out. the market goes the other way. The cot- ton world has been looking for frosts for some days. in anticipation of which the market advanced. But when the frosts ac- tually came the market went back down
 Yesterday and Monday killing frosts were reported in a number of places in the cotton belt. However, they were not general throughout the whole belt.
 Tn this vicinity cotton In some of the bottom lands is reported killed The up- land cotton is not so reported.
 The Liverpool market was a few points better than was expected. but the New York and New Orleans markets did not re- spond, and immediately after the opening of the New York market there was a rapid de- cline of about ten points. The decline continued at a slower gait until the market was at once time twenty-eight points below Mondays close
 slight reaction followed. making che net decline of the day about twenty to twenty two points.
 Spots were quoted yesterday at, strict middling at 11Mc and middling at I1Kc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
REMARKS.

Dry weather prevails over. the entire belt Temperatures continue moderately low in all districts, with light to heavy frests in middle and eastern districts, and killing frost at Clanton, Alabama.
 Light Frost: Alabama--Goodwater, Mont gomsry, Ozark, Selma. Floride--Martanna. Georgia--Augusta, West Point, Quftulan, Thomasvilie, Waycross. Yaldostas Ft Gaines. Bainbridge, Millen. Louisiana--- Shriever, Lafayette, Grandcane, Robslin. Mississippi--Okalona. North Carolina Goldsboro, Lumberton. Newberne. whining ton, South Carolina--Charleston, Cheraw, KinSstree, Spartanburg.
 Heavy Frost: Alabama--Union Springs sS; South Carolina, Columbia 35; Mississippi. Meridian 36 Abredeen 3s; Waynesboro s3; Georgia, Macon 2s; Tennessee, Chattanooga 33: North Carolina. Raleigh 3s: weldon ss.
 Killing Frost: Alabama. Clanton 32.
 NOTE-The average maximum and mini mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the actual number of reports received. The 'stats of weather Is that prevailing at time of ob- servation.
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
NIFTY voRx nRY GOODS.

New York. oct l5.-The dry goods mar
 kct wss quiet and firm today. Linens were quiet and inactive. decline in sateen liuinEs made a week ago by one large house has been met Cotton yarns are quiet and prices veryN irregular. The export trade is dull The dr goods market is affected ma terlally by conditions in the money market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
PettIbone Tr,n, pontnonsd.

Boise. Oct. 16-The trial of George A. Petttbone charged with complicity in the murder of former Governor steunenherg. was postponed today untii October 2s on account of the defsu= dan't health
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.

Montreal. oct. 15.-The tone of the stock market towards the close was improved. Detroit United recovered from 3s% at the opening of afternoon board to 37 on active trading. There was very little done in Toledo. which was only one point better than in the morning, when it sold at 10. Other stocks for the most part showed gains of from one to three points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
NENp YnRIZ sTrGAR ArARKEr.

New York. Oct. 16.-SuGar raw steady; fair refining 8 4B; centrifugal e6.teSt S3. e6; moIasses sugar ss. 10: refined steady; crushed ss TO; powdered $S.1O: granulated 35 %.
 Petrolsum; refined all ports ss,7o9
 McIasasa. New Orleans s1@tsS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
NAVAL STORES,
Savannah

Savannah, Oct. I5-Turpentine steady receipts ss2; shipments 73o.
 Resin firm; receipts 2.s5s; shipments G. 121; stock S1.5S3. Quote: ABC $4.25; ID $4. 30; E $40; s4.45; $4.57M; IT s4.62h @s4.671S; K SIT; M t4.96; N $5. 20@$5.35; VIC S6.75, wv $5. 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

T--Indicates inaporsciabie rainfall. s--For yesterday. t--For 24 hours ending . am. 18th meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

Wilmington, oct. 16.--Spirits turpentine steady 5I1Sc; receipts 40 casks
 Resin steady $3.s s5; receipts 155. Tar firm $3. 30; receipts 44.
 Crude turpentine firm a2.75, sA,o and S4. %; receipts 37.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
THE NTETAL MARKET.

New Orleans Oct. I5,--Receipts 113 bar rels rosin; no turpentine. Exports for Livy erpool 25O barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
 Spot cotton in the Montgomery market was quoted follows today: strict middIing .., .. ..1IAc MlddlinR .....N... ...11Mc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
Charleston. oct. 1S.--Turpsntins firm 5Isi

sAieS none.
 Rosin firm sales none. ABC $40 D 4.25; E $4. sS; F $4.bo; c $4.62a s4.60; H $4.57h: I $4 60; K $4. 4.e5@S4.To: M s4. s5 $5.S5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
NEM YORk LOTION OIL.

Kaw York, Ort lo---Cotton sPed 0lT " regular: prime crude 33is a33ste, do. vel low b0db1e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
sT. LouIs LTYE sTOCK.

st. Louis, oct. I5.-Cattle, receipts 5000, including $500 Texans, market steady: Beef steers .... .... ....$4.26 @V.1b stockers and feeders .. .. 2.75 Q 4.50 Texas steers .... .....s.. 800 m 5.35 Cows and heifers Q, .. .. 1.T5 Co 100
 Hogs. receipts 1l,5OO. Market SOGa5c low CT:
 Packers -. .-. ........ 5.76 m G.55 autcbers and best heavy. 35 O s.65
 sheep. receipts 5000. market steady: Ara4ivss - - .... . 00 co b. .3B Lambs .... .... .... .... $50 q 7.15
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
CHICAGo LIYE sTOCK.

ChicagO, Oct lb.-CattIe. Tecelpts about 12,00O. Mark { steady:
 BeeNes ..S4.So WS0 oO COWS ssss.. ss's 4.0V " o.9V TeXans 3sIo W 4.tO caves OsOV " e.1o Westerners ... ... .... {. % @ 6. % Stockers and feeders .. 2.50 o 4.75
 Hogs, receipts about l6,O00. Market bc lower:
 Mixed .,, .... .... els e 6.SO Heavy ,,.. ,,,, ,,, ,. G. co O 6.75 HlBs ss S'-O W o'oo Bulk of sales 6.S5 Q 6.6O
 Sheep. receipts about So,Oo0. Market steady
 NatiNes ss.sssaS S'VV " O'VV Western f'VO W o'OV Yearllngs ,, ,,., ,...,. 5.35 O (. % Lambs ssss n " tsoo Western O.. .... .... .. 4.75 e 7.S0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16

close which was quiet, the active months raIsed from twenty-five to thirty points below the close of yesterday.
 October high HE; low 11.oo. Closing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND CENTRAL
 TORECA9T

TemperatureI Rain .---------------------linches
 Max. Min. lleeths
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-10-05

London.-Mrs. Katherine A. Ting
ley, high, priestess Of Theosophy, ar
rived in London with three great
esoteric objects In view: To discred'
It the claims Of Mrs. Annie Besant,
who declares that she IS possessed OF
the soul OF the late Nine. BlaYatsky,
the founder OF the modern theosoph-
zeal school Of philosophy; to rehabll-
itate the rnemory Of the late William
@ Judge OF New York, who has been
denounced by Mrs. Besant as a char,
latan. and to establish In the heart OF
the New Forest, near Ringwood, a
Philosophical academy similar to that
maintained by Mrs. Tingley at Point
Iona, Cal. Through lack Of funds, If
not through lack If personality. Mrs.
Besant's grip upon English theosoph-
lists has been gradually waning, and
for some time past the advocates OF
esoteric culture have sorely felt the
need OF an enthusiastic leader. who,
with power to make converts, should
also cause funds to fow into the de-
pleted Golfers Of the society,
Her work In New York, in Cuba and
California has shown. so certain
English Theosophsts think. Mrs.
Tingley 70 be such a leader. When