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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
SLIPPING INTO RIVER.
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lffssoRri fs Cutting Into Village oz
 EIlwsod.
 Kansas City. pune 50.---The village Of Ellwood. Kas., sixty miles north of Kansas City. is gradually slipping into the Missouri River.
 Eiiwood Hes in the bottom lands across the river from St. Joseph, Mo. It was settled first in 1855, and in the early days was q rival of St. Joseph. Firty years ago the current of the river began to sweep against the leyee- The bank crumbisd away, and 1t was necessary to move the houses from the water front. This house moving pro- cess has continued and now all of the original townsite has been washed away with the exception of about fifty acres.
 Great inroads were made last year, and now again the stream is cutting further into the bank and two remain ing families have been forced to move their houses back further.
 It seems probable that the entire vii- lage soon will be destroyed. Ellwood is inhabited by truck gardeners and fishermen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
AMERICAN BOY DAY. Alabama Youth to Deliver ,OratiOn At
 Exposition. Nareolk Va Snecial to Tines-Demo-

NVtlUIhI V d'' NPVVI1'H NU
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 Joseph N. Miller. IT,. of Camden, Ala, is to make a public oration at the Jamestown Exposition on American Boy Day. The Alabama youth is eish- teen years of age. The subject he has chosen for his oratIon is Virginia in History" The program for American Boy Day is just announced. It will be celebrated July 5. Boys are to make all the principal addresses and read poems at the exercises The pro- gram was arranged by William c. Sprague, editor of American Boy, pub lished at Detroit. Mich.
 Joseph B. Earnest, Jr., Norfolk youth, who is now In Oklahoma is to make the welcoming address The re- sponse is to be made by s-year-old Gilory Stein of Richmond. Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
gauthtnr AIlpwanee rncreaaesI.

washington D. C.. June 3o---A mum Ser ef new laws and regulations af-. 2ecting the army and navy are always Nsnt h force at the beginning of the Aowernment fiscal year on July 1. and ahie year is no exception to the rule. Cme oE the new regulations which gives especial satisfaction to men of the MRvy is that providing for an increase ink the clothing allowance. Under the ney& order of things the clothing al- .1o9axtce given enlisted men upon en-
 afing ths navy is to be 3e5 instead of
 15 as heretofore. An exception is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01

at the opening were off nearly one cent and the decline continued under cent
 The market was entirely q weather af- progress, ths weather vas clear and warm in the Northweat. where the spring wheat was said fo have bseh greatly in need oe night. More rain vas also predicted Tor tonight in North Dakota and Minnesot&. Aside from the weather reports news of the Liverpool being higher and crop demage re- ports from the Southwest and Northwest being again numerous Longs and ccmmiss. ings were taken chiefly hy SAor.s. The market closed weak ct almost the lowest 'JsIsS September M Der openea SC to xo iowsr at s7%c to ssKc. declined to seste and eicaesa ~ ciearapcss s of wheat and flour were equal to I7s,Oe0 bushels. Primary receipts were 462, ,000 bushels. compared with ssiso00 bushels the corresponding day year ago receipts Of ss9 cars. against 3e7 cars last week and 2sS cars year &Go.
 The corn market was weak cn tree seiI- the new crop and Che decline in wheat was the main sources for the selling pressnres The market closed weak. BsNe to BsMc. declined SsHe and closed at b3Mc. Local receipts were SIS cars with s5 of contract grade, ,, .,s ......,.... S. July contracts brought out liberal sales of 5uly oats by longs and caused weakness in all options. The slump Tn wheat also tended to depress the market
 septenbAr opened Nc to Nc lower at sThe to s7&c. sold between 37c and S1M and closed at 27A @%c Local receipts were 122 cars.
 Provisiona were dull. The feature Of trad ing was moderate iiQuidation of July ow- ine to the Iikelihood of large deliveries on Monday A five cent advance In live hogs offset these saies and held the market steadv aIi day At the close September pork was up 2sh @5c at &i6- 3s 0s1e. 5Th i. Lard was unchanged ct So. .o2h, Ribs were 2Hc higher at Ss. 500 Ss. sax Rsfinated receipts for Monday: wheat sS cars; corn 42S care; oats 14s ears; hogs 4t,0o0 head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
roFn cons INTO RETRnAT.
comnendn Amerfcnn Artist for Ne,

Commenda Amerfcnn Artist for New
 Portrait.
 Rome. Tune 3o.--The Pope today en- tered upon two weeks retreat. dur ing which he will hold no audience. His last audience was with Mgr. Ken nedy, rector of the American College.
 Mgr. Kennedy was accompanied by A. M Ury. the artist of New York who has just finished portrait of the Pope, which is considered at the Vatican as the best of many portraits of Plus P. The Pope himself was enthusiastic about it, and said that he had not words to express his admiration of the work In grateful recognition, he gave Mir. Ury an autograph photograph and a gold medal The picture will be sent to America
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
TAMs BTxBY REs1aNs.
Tndian Counminsioner Is saceeeded By
 nEr. Wraght.

Muskogee, i. IT., June so.--At IF o'clock tonight Tains Bixby. for ten years a commIssioner for the five civ- nized tribes, retired.
 J. George wright. the present Indian inspector. succeeds Mir. Bixby as conn missioner. The Dawes commission of which Bixby was for many years the head. has plated appraised. surveyed and allotted 1s.776,2ss acres of land to 104.000 people and 1t has rejected 2s0,- 900 applications.
 Mir. Bixby was appointed a member of the commission by President Mo Kinley September 1s. 1s9s He was made sole commissioner in 1905. He resigned April ga. 1908. and his resig- nation was accepted May 2, 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01

made ia the case of orientals on the Asistic station. whose allowance will be sso representing their lesser need in this respect, In the case of the Fita Fitas. at samoa, the allowance is SEQ, since they have an economy Of at tire which comes we'll within that re- 6uced allowances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
Yen.eI. ln a CoIllslon.

Newport, R. l., June so.--nuring very thick weather and rough sea. the Fali River line steamer Puritan, from New York to Newport and Fall River, ran into and badly damaged the schooner Mildred A. Pope, on Falk- ners Island near New Haven. last night There was no loss of life. al though Captain Robbins Of the schoon- CT and two of his crew and the mates wife were rescued ssith great difficulty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
SYRIAN SHOOTS WIFE.
X nma RIss FurnerHy Merchant ]
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Mman nlsk F'urfneEly Merchant 1u
 sIrcyepoRs, La.
 Paris, June 30.-A Syrian enaigrant Mnsa niak. on his way from shrere- nert, Ia.s to Beyr0Ht. shot his wife and m0rtas1y wounded her. He attempted 50 shoot his five children also. but was seized by other passengers, who tried <o lynch hirn. He was rescued, how Rver. and has been sent to jail
 Risk established himself in Shreve- bort fifteen years ago as a merchant of E,8anta8 goods. He left America be- eanse ke had recently suffered business lihaea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
sArANEsn rN aEnxrco.
Representative of sfiksdo in Ecl Pas
 Talks on sub1eef.

k&&MAN8&NHAxt%E Vk HkAAMWW HA El EG8N
 Talks on Subject.
 Fl Paso. Tex, June 30.--Masso Kennbe, a representative of the Gov ernme1t, under direct orders from the Emperor of Japan for the last three years touring the world. studying and reporting on sociological problems arrived here from Mexico today. In an interview with the Associated Press, he stated that the influx of Ja- panese into Mexico was the work of Japanese labor supply companies, who were engaged in supplying contract labor for Mexican enterprises; that the Japanese on arrival there found thsm- selves grossly deceived by the com panies sending them out and being dissatisfied, sought homes h the United States. or tried to reach Japan via Van Couver.
 He stated that in his reports to his Government, he recommended the in- mediate abollshment of this immigra- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
nr. Enla nrealEa Faat.

Bslleville, IlI, June 30,--After fast 4nw since May 30 during which time he tasted nothing but water, pr. ]. J. NaIa beoke his fast today by partak- sng Of sEnAll quantity of matted milk.
 3e eRlnning his fast at l92 pounds he {saf weight to 1s2 pounds. His chest sseaaur6ment has been reduced from xorkv-three to forty Inches and his wnieE from forty-four to thirty-four snefen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
HANKS TO coNsoLlDATE.
Continemtai National And Conamers
 National of Chicnge.


 Mational of Chicnge.
 Chicago. June s0.--The Record-Her- aid tomorrow will say: The creation of the largest banking institution in Chicago ia about to take place in the consolidation of the Continental Ma tional and the commercial National Banks
 Negotiations to this end have been under way for some time but with in- definite success until recently. Now if is believed the merger will come about floors of the Commercial Nationals new building which is nearly finished The new bank will make the follow ing financial showing; Total capitali- zation, s7.00o,000s total surplus and un- divided profits. ss,s4s.4se: total de- posits, $105, 5,es4.s7S. |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
Kansas City, June so.--cat.le receipts ]. sncludins 200 seutherns. steady.
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QJ0TATloNl
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Zlssas prices are at whOlsaals ana not D < stsseh-corn ssh-.-sss so1os, ssandard sOods pearl 4ke; gloss lBmR se; nioksl Daekases
 Iard-Lsaf ilc: compound sMo: basia
 Rice-Extra fancy head To; fancy head sM @shc; broken 4k @be; Japan tM 05&c. 6alt-Llverp0Ol s1; Virginia bocs
 Ntnegar--Per gallons J1 02Ao.
 Coff0e--3Eeen common SIS 8eo; prime 2 . 01oc; choice ltGt2oj fancy 1201Ake-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
WIu CIoee Cixar Planfn.

Havana, June 3O.-The cigarmakers, who are on strike, not having replied to the ultimatum of the manufactur- CTS to submit their differences to arbi- traitor, which expired last night, the manufacturers announce their intention to close all their plants indefinitely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
CHrcAao aRATN A1En PROpUoE.

Chicago, June 29.-Wheat prices on the exchange broke two cents per Dushel today because of heavy realizing sales brought for the new crop. At the close the septem- her delivery was off 2hc. Corn was down Es Q &c Oats were % Q Mc lower. Provisiong wheat market was weak all day. the prieea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01

. . canaies-6tiok co: fancy e@loc. cr&elsers-xSIx Soda she; XXX Ginxar
 ssFaias A1asriean mustard ss.as: R-s.I arats--rsr bsL @. ss: per sack sl .sSs Meal-isei psarl 5ee; peerless she.
 sasas--9ess ts&es other 1As6 0aee.
 E1oar- Basis barrals: hieh patent sS .zs. kAncy patent W. ati hale patent sz-ee-
 Grain and Hay--Erau 01 40; shorts sl 50 {. corn chops T9c; white corn 7scs oats mixed s1cs Mhtte e2ois white clipped se1cs tlmothv Fruit and Produce--Potatoes 91 bu.: on- Ions Sl .ss hu apple and white wine vine- gar 1sc gal; fancy full cream cheeses dai- sies 1sc; fancy H. F. peanuts 7Ac: lernons extra fancy S4 50; fancy s@.7B box. svapo- rated apples h.feartoon Mc lbs prunes 26 ID. boxes s0-70 SAC lb.; 1g 10. boxes 70-s0 axe ib.; navy beans this years crop e2 2s per bu,; cueumbers s1 50; squaahes ei 7S; tomatoes 4-baskst carriers $i; new Irlsh crate; snap beans 75e ,bu. green c6rn 20c dos: squash 10c doz.: cabbage 16 o 4Oc doz !: cantaloupss, crate sz. 2s; watermelons S13k @s1S Q e20 hundred. K BAeswax--3ke.
 \, wooIzcIsan zsMs; bury wOOi IsMe ss
 Htdes--Dry flints fec: dry anltSd 1sos
 Cotton Seed AGsaI---eas. co.
 MoiaHgo9--Georgia cane barrel Ssa pae gailon; oases gaflons e1 per case; maple sEFeps Log Cabin. gallons etl; gallons ". kei quarts eA.9S per do&
 A,sHsss SsHssss7shsns ,s- s,,. sss; frysrs as@sesi
 sneaT-0ranulated BMes 2. Y. c. Skos
 EgGH 1Mc per &oEen.
 Country hHxtag--1sMo per 10.
 Corn spot; Am~riean new mixed akeadysu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01

Joel Cook has been nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the Second District of Pennsytvania to succeed John B. Reybprn. who resign Cd to become Mayor of Philadelphia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
InEntter Of Hmfiets.

Wnshington, June a0.--The report from The Hague conference that a Sian0aition exiets In certain quarters 1D rnlse the question of prohibiting the ssfis hnllet adopted by Germany. Great N.fstain, France and America has served xa nafplex the experts of the army htA navy ordnance bureaus here. S Nvan the medical officers in both siksfSleas are at a loss to conjecture 4ghat xaaaonnhle ground of objection Hnn be k0und against the use of the ASxw eNpro-nickeI sharp pointed 1908 model bullet 1t was reported From H'hk Hagne that this bullet was more 4snnHsrous than tho +dum-aum" bullet. HuR the exparts here are unit in de- rlaxinn that the new bullet is. if any Khinx. moro humane than the old bull 1st. so far as concerns the nature of xne wound inflicted by 1t.
 nut. according to the ordnance of AEexz. in 0na other way at least the nNw ballet is apt to be more danger pas khan the old and that is Ia kill 4nn or wounding more soldiers. It vvas desisned expressly for that pur- nHns, too. This is not because the bull 7df aekcxma upon striking an object, hNf from the reason that owing to high velocity. the bullet has q remarkably fank trajectory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
NAvAL aTORKe

savannRh. June 2e.--Turpe1tine firnn S7M @S7Ac; seles 1s1; receipts a.iOs; ship ments 4BT.
 Resin firm: saIss 7e27: receipts s,1sa: @. ss@aB; D s4.2B@ 90: D &<lb6 @e0: e, 80 @96; Gs4 s0@S5 so6; H sS. 10; S5.is:s K 95. 2S; M ss 90; N $B.5o; wd Ss .eo; wv s6.76@es.0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
AT HAGUE
|xt DNLmaA4Hs EXCHANGE vHEws
 ON otiESTI0Ns.
m<n< &6 Force fo Collect Debts
 Are Under Their Dts- H

nIze Ha&uo. June so.--Profiting by Inc holiday, the ieadinfg plenipoten- tf8<Ie& met today to exchange views &a fhe principal questions before the Ht&r& ronfersuca.
 <o*eph III Choate and General Hor- ec1 Rorter conversed at length with <{x Edward Frye and Sir Ernest M
 8tofH Df the British Legation, pre- &4sox de Mertens of Russia; Count to<u<e1{i Of Italy. and Dr. Krieger of aof7nany. whlie william L. Buchanan. pe6o was chairman of the American 1><e6sfion At the Pan-American <50nx<esa discussed affairs with sey- erA1 Of the American delegates.
 There seemed some opposition raised 6&4inst the proposition of the invio- I41zlItx of private property at sea to @&44al Lakin~Amer1can countries. 5< H<en having no merchant marine, <t1r& that 1he abolition of the right p< capture of private property would &&I>F&ve thaan of the weapon dreaded 6< fhelr enomies The whole tripic 41iSacc. however. strongly supports <H<4 prcposition.
 Th8 other American proposition, the >5Hezfion of pecuniary debts and the 4mr1oymeut of force, is gaining favor. xk win be discussed Tuesday. General #ox<er will explain its true scope. but x is understood that some amendments E>i}l he presented.
 Fnrfhersnore the American deiega- 4ion, among various suggestions tc Hff1n nnthen the court of arbitration as 1ehe Hague Is credited with the inten- &lon of proposing that the permanent &rbifrators be legal instead of dipio- <1atfc.
 Erom the documents which were dis xrzhu4ed today, t appears that the pow ers are determined to take this oppor- 3anitN Of settling the matter of trans- znfnaklon Of merchant marine into xtaxahipa ln order to avoid repetition of Incidents such as that of the seiz- uFe Of the steamship Malacca by the MunnIane Iii the Russc-Japanese war, whiah resulted solely from want of in Sernationa1 agreement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
CtNcrNNATr PRf

cincinHett June as.--Fiour steady. Wheat firm. Corn firm 55 h 6eo. oats steady 466 hc. Rye quiet g2 @ssc. Proyisions steady.
 WhislZoy. distilIers' finished goods stoady basis S1.3i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
TREAsURY nALANCna.

Washington. June sS.--roday'a treasuls balancs shows;
 Available cash balance .... .... .S2s4,Ts47BS Gold coin and bullion ....T.. .. 7s,e0T,1ee 0old certificates .... Ts,0si.oif
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
THE nTnTAr. NrARKrrra

New York. June as.-The metal mari.eta were quiet In the absence of cables ana prices were more or less nominal.
 Cooper unchanged; lake 92S@8aA: electrn- lytic se2 0$22 25; castings &21@ 911 2E
 Lead unchanged at sb,7e@s6.so and speI- ter at e6. 3s DSS. 45.
 Iron was quiet and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01

St. Louis. June 2S.-Tha St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows;
 Wheat:- July sI%; range s1% te s3N. Sept. SSh @% asked: range eSE to sBM. Dec. sex asked; range 90& to 97A.
 Corns-- July 60H: range B0M to BOM. Sept. s2h; range 52H to S2M. Dec, 40M asked.
 oats.-- July "a asked. Sent s7K Old; range ssA to STN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-01
ATENIPHIs COTTON nTI
sT. I,OrIs CTNsTNO NTARRwTs

Memphis. June 29.-Cotton seed product blsig prime crude 43c: choice meal S2S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12

The Miller street tennis courts are
UNDERGOING q practical reconstruction.
They are expected TO be ready inside
Of a month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
ILIAHI" FOR THE
LIGHTHOUSE TENDER
Honolulu, April 10. 1907.

Honolulu, April 10, 1907
Editor Advertiser: Here is another
name which deserves a chance:
..IIiahr' (sandalwood). a deeply
scented hard wood. formerly WOOD
Of traffic. was almost exterminated in
early days to pay the debts Of the
kingdom
Growing. the tree is strikingly beau
tiful. II is rare but is found in the
forest today
1t is a hardwood, yellow in color
and viii take q fine finish But the
scent is what gives il the value ahead
of any other Hawaiian or foreign
wood
In burning, q brilliant sparkling IRE
is produced. giving of the fragrance
Of the wood
Altogether it is the rarest' most val
liable. swes1est-scented, beautiful IN
life. ana in death if burned, gives q
brfliance and fragrance until it is 10
more.
Having saved a kingdom in It's tillle
Of ..piIikia.- il deserves q monument
.TLIAHL"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
A SILLY SAYING.

SIT is a common but silly opin
ion prevailing among GER
tain class of people thai the
worse a remedy tastes. smells or
hurts, the more efficacious 1t Il.
So says a well-known English
,,hysician. He further adds :
: For example, let Us conslcer
cod liver oil. AS it is extracted
from the fish this oil is so ofeL-
siye 10 the taste and smell that
many cannot use it at all, rc
matter how badly they need It.
Yet cod liver oil is one of the
most valuable drugs in the world
and it is the greatest pity that
we have not thus far been able
to free it from these peculiari-
ties which so seriously interfere
with It's usefulness. I his was
written years ago; the work Of
civilizing and redeeming it has
since been triumphantly accom-
plished, and "a q leading in
gredient in the remedy called
wAMPoLE'S PREPARATION
the oil retains all it's wonderful
curative properties with 10 bad
smell or taste whatever. 1t Is
palatable IS honey and contains
all the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver
Oil. extracted by Us from fresh
cod livers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites and Extracts Of Malt and
Wild Cherry: creating medi-
cine of une9ualed power for the
diseases most prevalent and IA
tai among men. women and chill
.dren. There is no other remedy
10 compare with it. 1t increa-
ses the digestive power Of the
stomach ard in Blood lmpuri-
Ties. Throat and Lug Troubles,
Nervous Dyspepsia and Serofu-
Ions Affections it gives quick
and certain relief and cure. Or.
q. G. Shannon, of Canada, SAYS:
81 shall continue it's use with,
I am sure, great advantage to
NV patients and satisfaction .te
myself" Has all the virtues
eos7 liver oil: none Of It's faults.
Ven NAV trust It fully; it cannot
s,sarnoint YOU Al all chemists