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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
ST. LOTS LIVE STOCK

St, Lotus, NOV 9.-Cattle, receipts b,OOV including 200 Texans. Market steady: Beef steers ..., .... ... $3.50 @$T .00 Stockers and feeders .. e. 2. .00 e 4.25 Cows and heifers ..., .... 2.75 O 5.65 Texas steers 2.6O q 5-So Cows and heifers .... 1.25 p 3.sO
 Hogs. receipts l,5OO Market steady to 5c higher:
 Pigs and lights .... .... 4.50 e $40 butchers best heavy .... 5.10 e $40
 Sheep, receipts 200; market steady: Natives .... 3.29 g S'IV Lambs L... .... b.OO V o.fo,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
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RIVER FORECAST
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 EnRECAST

 The barometer continues relatively high over the South Atlantic States. though cloudiness has increased and temperatures have risen somewhat over southern dts- tricts. an area of decidedly low barometer has developed over Lake Superior and light scatter rains have occurred along the mid die Atlantic coast. in the upper Ohio Val ley, Tennessee and western Texas; also in the upper Missouri valley and upper Lake region. An area of high barometer still continued fair weather over most of the western half of the country with freezing temperature from the Rocky Mountains eastward to western Kansas. and readings as low as twenty-two degrees above zero in Nevada and Wyoming. Conditions new favor fair weather in this section during to- night and Sunday, with slightly lower tenn perature in Alabama tonight. Temperature and precipitation as report ed by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern stations during the 2A hours. end ing'7 am.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10

LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Spot cotton in the Montgomery market today was quoted as follows: Strict middltng ... s.. .... 105Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
Savannah, Nov. s.-spirits turpentine firm 43Ac; sales 56s; receipts 1,ofo; shipments

Rosin firm; sales s7sSs receipts 4.s74; shipments 377; stock 1O1, OPT. .s Quote ABoD sS.30@45; EFF s3.3596O; e s3.4O@46: H s3. 5O@65 | S3 95: K S4,75i M $5.1O; N S5 5O; VIC SC. 100; wv S6.19.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
CLOSING sTocK LIsT.

Sales High. Low. .IClose Sales High. Low. FClo SC
 bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
I Temperature lPr'cil

T-Indicates trace.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE. Section Director Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
TIE wEArHEn

Daily xscal Weather Report snI Rivss United States Department of Agriculture <. Weather Bureau. Local Observation tCeatraI 1fme.i As
 Montgomery, Nov. @. 1901. r,m waa .,s s'.ss .sa 'f S;.ssss %ssssss fIoothst of wind Maximum temperature for day, 77 deg. Minimum tsIiperature for day. ss deg Normal temperature for day, es deg. Accumulated excess since Ian. l. 33e deg. Aver. relative huffiid for day, IS per ct. Total rainfall since Jan l. s2.74 inches.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10

Eaiveston-Steady, 10Nc .. N Qrleans--Sty.. 10%c .. Mobile-Sty., 10&c .. =. s9vannah--Sty., 10 5-1ec .. ClArieston--Qt., 10Ac ..
 Wamington--Qt., 10%c .. Norfolk--Sty., 10 9-16c .. Baltimore--Nom., 10Hc .. New York--Nom.. 10.s0 e. Hoston-Sty., 10.s0 ...... Philadeiphia-Sty, 11.05
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01
K sfaollC BISHOP DEAD.

The Cath lie Bishop of Arkansas-- i-itzger4ld, is dead, and OUT Catholic friends 5f the state have been profuse Vfls the honors 10 his memory.
 Jus who will be his successor, is not kn wn. but it is the bope @Qf the &nifer that he mayYet see that be- flowed minister and christian, Mon 1lRncs J M Lucey ef Pine Bluff seleyatei to the place. Surely the Catholics of Arkansas woul! have oVery reason in the werld to be proud S cf such a man at the head of their <i1urch in Arkansas.
 t Father Lucey is man of broad fafhas. liberal and sweet christian. spirit .x,s 'ss taala se stand as valiani
 yyer of the cross He has the
 ndss,'p and esteem of the entire Aikansas people.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

New York-John D Rockefeller has just announced the donation of S32, 600, ,o00 to the General Education Fund.
 Marietta, O.-The heaviest sim gle advance in oil ever made by the Standard Oil Company was announced today amber or deep Gil being advanced l5cents per barrel and shallow oil 5 cents.
 Newark, N. J.-Officials of the Standard Oil Company in Newark an nounced yesterday raise of l cen per gallon for kerosene oil. The ad- vance will affect the entire State o New Jersey, and will mean $25.oO( additional income for the company ir he year.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01
Win. B. FOLSOM. Editor.
5000 FOR JUDGE SMITH.

fs{ftn at ,Jonesboro, where there has n a yeiqn of blind tigerism and k4esS ,ess that has been disgrace the state, for the past many anth q change in the business is nut ], be rung up. Circuit Judge .tnnk smith, who is now holding his st ts n of court at lonesboro. has aid anething." It has the right nd C ] ring He says:
 .lx | say that the blind tigers are
 an |, in Jonesboro: If any one 6erar 10 commence business after = co 4 adiourns l will say now that $ c,i 4 vii, not adjourn at all. ede lyself, so help me God, if you xbnt lt, will ruin you. There are 1f tV places in this district where Spu e. carry your cases on a change S(ve; that would do you any good Ind I assure you that you cannot Pet cases 10 either of them.
 rb is good news 10 every decent
 in Eastern Arkansas. It's liiag pretty lonesome for the blind er, breaking element in East W Al ansas.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01
4 BABY

should be sunshine in the home, and will be if you give it Whites Cream Vermifuge, the greatest worm me e1l : cine ever offered to suffering human fly. This remedy is becoming the permanent fixture of well regulated households-A mother. with child ren. can't get along without bottle of Whites Cream Vermifuge in the house. It is the purest and best med icine that money can buy. Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01
MEMPHIS Business College

Established by Leddin;J. T. Thomas. Pres.
 salaries are only paid to those WHO KNOW of all kinds. Mathematics. Bookkeeping. Il EVERYTHING necessary to equip you fo MEMPHIS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 80 Nd not attend the school write us about our spl
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

AN exchange has asked, which are we 10 believe. Jeff Davis or Lewis Rhoton}s Another makes the right suggestion and answer as follows: --When they speak Of each other. be- lieye toth of them: when they talk Of tiemselves, neither of them
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01
FREE TO THE RUPTURI
has authorized all dealers in this section to give

fo' 2 years as specialist in curing rupture have fn upon 'n0psands o cases of rupture o all knd Literally tP'p uAsenous rupture of long standing and pronounced incuae permanently cured by my simple Methqd Itls that M away wn 'sses forever Thousands strong testimonies pauens VIII send free trial treatment ard complete deN0p' person without onecent You cgs youe n' wo,s asageFaus sugea operation, pad danger 2 s 4o welfare demands that you accept ihs Remarkable free o @ ~ once DO not send any mercy IAe.ira ss anent rd '0n -'c a0souey free have high aim curing few "O" .-s's a rupture Curing rupture Is with ns 0 actual experience curing many ios cases
 M e rfee Treatment and Full Demonstration today ana ''S w 1ay mat you tsheard of the Rice Perfect Rup' sss.-ss..ss... DR. WILLIAM SEWARD Rlth 1's
 3Ol Main St. Adams sS
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01
Business Mems League.

The Business Mems League had an enthusiastic meeting last Friday night.
 Several new members were added tznd important matters were discuss I1f t C L que ane help Brinkles
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01
yeung Man

~n(ll you have business of your own or
 ooceee the hlgh-salaried manager for an
 cQ.es2 THEN EQUIP YOURSELF. Coed 2 We teach you TO KNOW. Business 14 44amqns Gregg System of Shorthand and [ successful business career taught by n okn St., Memphis. Tenn. lfyou e,n, ondid course of instructions by mai.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

ln The entire history of
 w lhesc such cause for W res aag as RIGHT NOW. A
 eitiz 4ip. organized and ready
 and g9rk for Brinkleys growth 0opesal asyslopement There is eause for general rejoicing in the heart of every citizen and within one veSr's time from this date the New Brinklsy will be an evident reality that sll may zee as well as hope for
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

The House Committee on Labor voted unanimously in favor of the fellow servant measure for the protection of railway em ployes and mine workers by Senator Old ham
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

IhsRr has been introduced bill an fbe Arkansas Senate to prohibit 6e sale of Merch andise from cars on 1lroads, side tracks and switches. $ le chiect of the measure is 10 stop arple and banana pcddiers who in and flood town with less ilaaif the hon.e merchant # 1sssfc sasse stocf The object M iiisnill Is goo flor these boosters ' 'Slso never gay cent tax or help tnsM the iowa h any y, yet they fe.sp d stiIn ;hssefes away from
 sss Is wli> support and nhe best way would aF ! h their boots and
 athe
 A las-
 uiie | siion of pro-
 isfn9r Hquor orders
 Tex t,hs Senate
 sSng " uttered by
 # fMonr1a ounty:
 .ss swant bitten they <i' Ia mY laty which is .lry sesnss slend on street corners and 1Io TT oct1aIly lsY for orders but just uult lce ie come up and give
 t t$iuaIly soliciting has safes0s bee zs misdemeanor. but l wani ' so arranged. thst anyone tax tne an sosder shall ee penalizsd. h my ,1anm pliich Is manufacturing dis o agsr bring in enough whis- Satut 4o'sht to put the whole xtorcl Q tnand out until Tues- Sepinf Arkansas Democrat.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

The bill by Representative Hazel pro. vidlng for an increase from cents to it Francis leyee district. will probably com, up for passage in the House this week.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

lie biii iutfpfurFd in Iie House Monday by Speaker iiamiter to prohibit agents fo liquor houses soliciting orders for liquoi, In prohibited territory was drafted by llof II. $. Powell. prosecuting attorney of the Thirteenth Judicial district
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

J. E. Fulks of Ozark has announced as | candidate for senator from the Twen ty-hfth district. Crawford and Franklin. counties. In the next Democratic primary. The district Is at present represented by A. T. Gross of Crawford.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

The Joint Legislative Committee to In vestigate mining conditions in this state went 10 Ciarksyilie Thursday night and will make an investigation of the Sra1lra anthracite coal mines in that vicinity
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

Representative Quinn of Garland coun, ty introduced bill that is intended tt stop drumming for hotels. doctors bath houses, etc. and while Ii Is general in it. nature. 1t will apply practically only tt Hot Springs.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

The House comn.ttsc on Levees voted to make favorable report on the bill bs Mir. Hazel of i'oinsrtt county providlnc for an Increase of the tn1 levy in the Si Francis Levee district from six cents to ten cents.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

Representative William B. Owen of Mil. Ter has been called 10 his home at Tex arkana by message announcing the scri ous illness of his mother Mir owens father died few days after the conycn ing of the General Assembly.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

At meeting of the Commercial Club of Fort smith Thursday, a resolution was passed fRyoring the movement to secure the return of the old line Insurance com panies and endorsing the Baich bill
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

prohibit dealings in futures, was consid cred by the Committee on Judiciary Tues day, and was returned to the House with the recommendation that 1t pass. Tho members of the executive committee of the State Farmers Union and former Governor Davis appeared before the committee in behalf of the bill
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

x. O. PindaIl will be candidate fot senator from the Seventeenth senatorinI district consisting of Drew and Dpsha to succeed the late Howard I,obb
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

By a safe majority the Senate Monday afternoon disposed of the mootcd flater- nity question in the University of Arkan- sas hy passing bill which repeals the present law recognizing the organizations settle. The debate over the bill was long consuming almost the entire afternoon session.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

The oldham ana Patterson hills proyId,ne
 for the consolidation of cities 'wiiI probahlT
 come pp for passage in the house this week.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

Representatives J. II. McCollum of Hemp stead. and Horace F. Run of Randolph have refused to accept the 25 cents worth of stamps as provided in the stamp bili claiming that in their opinion it Is uncon. stitutional. and have instructed the >cleael not to furnish them said stamps or any DOT ton thereof.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

Representative T. ]. Bullion of FaullS ner county yesterday notified the clerk oi the House that he would not accept the a cents worth of stamps daily provided fourth member of that body to refuse til stamps
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

Among the bills introduced Monday was one by Representative Thomas of Colum bia. which provides that all citizens Of SArkansas shall have the same rights to aunt and hsh ff any county of the state as Is enjoyed by the residents of that county. Mir. Thomas believes that fish and game are state property and should be enjoyed equally by al citizens.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

Do you want 10
 start in life with a good salary and a. hilifu fo xcrk un
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

EeJreseiitafive Erastus l.. Meade wna taken suddenly il Tuesday night and at times his condition Is considered ala.gning
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

In commemoration of the 175th anniver- sary of the birthday of George Washing ton. the House adjourned Friday. shortly before noon, until Saturday morning. Al emanating from the upper body was con sidered. Suspension of the rules for the consideration of House bills was the order, and 1t was after II o'clock before the House took up Senate business The one Senate bill considered was the formation of a drainage district in Phillips county. and half an hour was consumed Tn Its reading.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

X The Ross maximum .-ceBt fare blIl Is to- be amended under hill introduced In Ahe Senate by Senator Wingo which inc Senat- conimittee on Railroads had mn. the provisions of the bill no road of more than 25 miles in length can chnrge more than cents per mile. unless IL provides "fulr' passenger equipment. which i'm terpreted. mtnas that separate coaches ana comfortable travel arrangements for inc races snd sexes must be provided Tine committee listened for an hour to the dIs e,ission of the bill and finally agreed tI,at ft should h. returned to the Senata WI. no recommendation. Senators SimmS ana Goodwin favored It's passa %. thalr.nai, Thompsun did not vote.
 Mr. fltfI anry wauted fhe Dldham fellow s~rvant bill taken tIi, FrIdav but the msfIo, .s.s !st by vote of 34 to 2T.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

The good roads bill which passed the Senate calls for work to be done in the counties under public contract. and arranges for a road commissioners In each county. who shall receive salary "f x1JU per au- mum. to direct the work SrnatDF 'Arn1Rl spoke at length in ady0caey of this bfij. going into details rs |" it's appiicatior' tu praeticai road building. v
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

Representative L. L. Meade of Pope couii- ty, who has been Ill for several days, was suficiently recovered Monday to be in at tendance at the morning session of the House. He Is still under the treatment of q physician, however. His illness was considered alarming for q time. and he wa : the recipient of numerous congratulations yesterday upon his speedy recovery.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-01

At the morning session of the House Monday the bill by Representative Simp- son to provide room or rooms in the new state capitol in which to store battle records and other Confederate relics, was passed by a vote of 42 ayes to il noes. but a motion to reconsider the vote by which the bill passed and to lay that mo ton on the table failed of adoption.
The diamond drill., 1907-02-23

Mrs, William Hoskin, OF Eveleth,
Mimi, is in the city the guest Of Mrs.
Thos Wills and family
John Atberton Is back home again
after a months work with the Mil
waukee road surveyors
Victor johnson. operator at the
North Western depot went to Green
Bay for a visit during the week.
DR. Cotton was up from Escanaba TO
transact business at the woodenware
factory last Monday.
Ralph Waite has quit work with the
suverying party and is now employed
at VOLTS stable.
Herman Holmes was over from the
scene Of his logging operations last
Sunday.
Senator Moriarty made a business
trip to Iron Mountain last Wednesday.
John II. Parks left Tuesday morning
for business trip to Green Bay.
The diamond drill., 1907-02-23

The Woodmen viii meet next Thurs.
day to initiate a class OF IA new mam-
bers Deputy stilson has been doing
a big business for the Woodmen.
A. @. Cook and H. A. Pelham, pro.
minent attorneys Of Iron Mountain
attended the February term ot the
circuit court here last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Crippon came
over from Iron River last Monday,
Mrs Crippen to visit friends and Mr..
g. to attend circuit court.
New ads Milwaukee railroad adver-
tising, Lauerman Bros Finnish and
Swedish Cooperative, Paris Store and
Ruwirch a. Co
Last Saturday was pay day and the
mines of this city and the local mer-
chants say that they did record break
ng business during the week.
Mrs. Dan Dewey arrived here last
Saturday TO Join her husband and viii
make Crystal Falls the family home
for the future
Mrs. Ed. sensiba and Mrs II. g.
Buneger went to Iron River yesterday
morning to attend the opening Of the
Iron Inn.
viii Margison has been on the sick
list for week past with rheumatism.
He is 20 far recovered that he Is able
to be at work again.
The thermometer yesterday morning
registered "a degrees below zero.
Winter Is not over with yet by any
means.
Paul schook was business visitor
at Negaunee last Monday. He says
that Crystal Falls has Negaunee beat a
mile.
Attorney r. 6. Flanagan q Norway
was in Crystal Falls the first Of the
week attending the term q the circuit
court
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. z,
church will meet with Mrs q, f
Brown. at the Lockwood House. next
Tuesday.
HOUSE FOR SALE My residence
in Maple Grove will be sold
cheap. Inquire Of Werner Wern 30 %
Peter Quinn Of Crystal Falls, visited
relatives In the city during the early
days Of the week Norway Current
Mrs Herman Ruwitch and children
returned 20 their home AZ Crystal
Falls, Monday Norway Current. :
Conductor John Havey went to Mil.
waukee last Saturday and Jas, J.
Murphy was on the run until Monday. |
Miss Francis Burgess of Iron Noun
tain was the guest Of Mrs Thos
Coulin during the week
Captain Edwin Jaoka has been laid
dp with a severe attack Of grippe but
Is much better at this writing
+. O'Brien was over from Iron River
last Monday attending tie term OF the
circuit court
The diamond drill., 1907-02-23
To Drill at Calumet.

Menominee Range Canton, l. O O.
+. will enter the competitive drills Ia
the contest at Calumet next May for
the prizes in class "B", which is for
cantons entering i2 men and three
officers The prizes are $3.50 first pre-.
500 second prize and $50 third prize
The boys feel confident Of capturing at
least a second but will try hard for the
first
In these drills the local canton will
be pitted against cantons from All over
the state. There are two contests
scheduled, Class - A. being for cantons
with "a men and three officers One
Of the Detroit bodies as generally taken
ist prize IN this contest and 50 efficient
is it that IL completes at an of the big
meetings in this country and Canada
The Calumet contest will be held
May sth and hsnominally low rates
will be offered on the railroads at that
time open 70 an who wishes 20 take
advantage Of them. The local body
has semi-oficial assurance that rate
will be put into effect that viii bring
a person to Calumet and back for bout
$4 If this rate Is put out il is likely
that large delegation. outside the
members Of the order will take ad-
vantage OF It to visit friends in the
copper country and take in the com
petitive drills
The diamond drill., 1907-02-23
School NO|eS.
a chiefs among We takin notes,
And, faith, he'll prent them

The Girls Reading Club gave the
following Lowell.Longfellow program
Thursday afternoon
Roll Call, by Quotation
Biography oH Lowell Elsie Ford
Vision Of Sir Lamfall
Part | Rose Biork
Part II Alice Brann
Biography q Longfellow
Charlotte Carlson
From My Arm Chair Dorothy Cohen
The Ship Emma Savlin.
Saturday evening the Freshmen and
sophomore boys will begin series Of
/ Eve games for class championship. a
game being played each Saturday even
ing, The boys are working up well
and the Freshies will make the Sophs
work hard il they win their laurels
The little tots in the Kindergarten
celebrated the anniversary Of the birth
day Of the Father Of Our Country
Thursday afternoon
Miss Barry and Miss Anderson will
spend their vacation caused by Wash
ington birthday at their homes in
Marquette and Neguanee.
Again the BASKET ball boys have been
disappointed In their return game with
Champion The cause seems 20 be
delay in the mails.
The members Of the high school had
the extreme pleasure OF taking tests in
almost all their classes this week.
Superintendent Hill will be in at
tendance at the Superintendent con-
vention in Chicago all next week.
Miss Bessie Moore Is substituting
for Miss Eldred who is III with the
grippe this week.
Miss Frecda Kluttig acted as sub
stitute for Miss Cassidy Thursday
afternoon
The candy sale by the Fourth grade
Wednesday afternoon was great sue
cess.
Miss Myrtle Erikson spent ner vaca-
tion with Miss Fox at the latter
home in Ishpemlng
Miss Lottie Harvey was CALLED TO
Negsunee last week by the illness and
death OF her aunt
Mrs John Erikson and Mrs. G. r.
arson were callers at the high school.
Tuesday afternoon
Miss Jennie Kular was absent last
week because or the death of her amt
The vacation Friday was locked for
ward to by ali the school children.
Miss Mitchell spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home In Republic
The diamond drill., 1907-02-23
Homeseekers' Rates.

Homeseekers' tickets are on sale via
The North Western Line from points in
Michigan the first and third Tuesday
ofeach month at very low rates for the
round trip 10 points throughout the
west. northwest and southwest Also
special low rates for one-way colonists'
tickets same dates in February and
March to Colorado. Wyoming and the
Black Hills, and TO Pacific Coast points
daily during March and April.
ASK agents I he North-Western Line
for particulars 4-2-Ol
The diamond drill., 1907-02-23
Are You A Modern Maooabee7

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fraternal insurance from $3.50 to S3, 600
policies. VIII keep you and your family
protected in cases or disability tloss Of
an arm or Leg or death. All men OF
good. clean character are furnished
such protection at low cost Explana-
tionn cheerfully Furnished by Herman
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