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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
! continuance. of th. vet spell over sh.

on continuance of the wet spell over the belt
 The spot market Is steady, good demand for all good coiored cotton which is scarce ana higher to buy. Holders are Tighten inr except for coiored low grades which continue to be a drag on the market.
 Like yesterday futures became easier in the afternoon scalpers realizing m a narrow market The seni-weekly state ment showing the movement at leading in- terior points was a disappointment. in as much as it shows gain of stock against a loss in the two preceding years. This gain. however. Is nearly all at one town Memphis.
 Reports of good spot business were conn ing to hand from man. interior towns. Peo- pie on the floor from different sections of the central and eastern states agree in the statement that stocks on plantations and even second hands are the smallest In years and that tho movement Is bound to reflect this very soon.
 Taking everything into consideration the markets appear in condition when drop iu receipts should be the signal for more active participation in speculative and fur ther advance. We cannot look for this however. before next week: in the mean time the large into sight and legs favorable visible figures indicated for Friday may cause halt. or even some temporary set hack.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
NEW oRLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, Feb 27.-Spot cotton closed steady and 1-16c higher; middling 10 9-16c; sales on the spot were 3.750 bales and 600 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady at advance of 2636 points. The features of today's market were better Liverpool advices and the is- suing of a bullish statement by a New York trader. The close steady 5@11 points above yesterdays final figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
NEW yORK DRY CoODs '

New York. Feb. 27.-Prices are higher on drills and brown sheetings in the dry goods markets and advances are announced in Kid finished cambrics and solid colored prints and draperies The market continues very strong and the buying is active Silk piece goods and ribbons are active.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
NEW WORK SUGAR MARKET.

New York, Feb 27-Sugar steady; raw refining 2 1-l6c. centrifugal 96-test 7-l6ci molassss sugar 1l-16c; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

New Orleans, Feb 27.-sugar steady; cen trifugal whites S-1694hci centrifugal yellow 3% d4 3-16c; seconds 2ia9 93 7-16o; rnolasses quiet; syrup 309S4c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St Louis Feb. 27.-Flour steady. Whiskey steady $1.33.
 Pork higher; jobbing Sl6 %.
 Lard higher; prime steam S9 42H.
 Dry salt meats lower: boxed extra shorts ss.e2M: clear ribs 80 s21s short clears Bacon lower: boxed extra shorts s1O.S7h; clear ribs S10. .S7h: short clears
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
TREAsURY BALANCES

Washington Feb. 21.-
 Treasury balances ....$249, 139, ,363 Gold coin and bullion '-.. 1l2S9S,579 Gold cert1flcateS '...".... 4o,55O,l l3O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

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 do. gen; As .'.' '''' '..' ,Ssx Ss 'Ap%h do. snd. Series -. .... .... :. sSH Japan 4lss certificates .... 90
 do End Series .... '' '''. .''' ,SS SS Sfs Manhattan con gold Is ....1o0 Mexican Central 4s SS F Minn. < St. L. is .... g. Mis-. & Texas As ...... S7% Nat oG R. zRas R of M con. As ',. :': " s5h N. Y. Central gen. sAs .... 927s N. J. Central gen. 5s .... .... .... .l25 s Northern Pacific As .... ..'. .'1oi Norfolk < west. con Is =. '' .... .' ~. s8 oregon Short Line rfdg, As .... ...... SS2% Penn, cv. 3As .... ...... 95H st. L. & | NJ. con. 5s .... .... ....11s St L. X S. F. fig. Is .... .... .. .... so St. L. Swest con Is .... 75 Seaboard Air Line As .... .... .4.. 79% Southern Pacific As .... .... .... .. S9A
 do. 1st 4s certificates .... .... 941s Southern Ky. 5s .... -... .... ....110 %. Texas & Pacific 1sts .... .... ..117A Toledo St. L. & W. As .... .... .... s1 E Union Pacific As ..,. .... .... .... ..101 U. & Steel 2nd. ss .... .... 9s% Wabash lsts ....ll2 Wabash Deb- B II Western Md As .... .... .... .... .. 80 Wheeling & L. Erie As .... .... .... S7 Wisconsin Central 4s .... .... .... STA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
Cash quotations were as follows:
NAVAL STORES WEEKLY REVIEW.

Savannah, Feb. 27-(SpectaL)-On contln- ued light receipts, and what might aptly be termed a fairly excellent demand, the local spirits of turpentine market in the week just ended moved slowly toward Wednesday to that of Tuesday, the net gain F per gallon
 With all things considered. it might be said without fear of contradiction that the advance vas due entirely to the natural statistical strength In fact. there was some little manipulative tactics indulged by. the exporting element. and were 1t not for this fact. a greater gain would have beeR recorded for the seven days. or rather five for there was nothing doing" during Wash inKtons birthday and Sunday.
 The various fluctuations of this market for the five days were as follows
 Wednesday opened firm 71lsc; closed firm 71Ac Thursday opened firm 71Ac: closed firm 71hc. Saturday, opened firm 71hc; 7IB &c; closed firm 71&c bid Tuesday opened firm 71%c: closed firm 71%c.
 The receipts Tuesday were 11s casks; with a total of 1s9.352 casks for the season. This total is just 1924 casks short of last seasons receipts to the same date.
 It is said good authority that fore~s fires. both in Florida and in Georgia have played havoc with the old boxes. and that ~- Ioogt two ot the old have been destroye@ for every box cut to date Of courS~ this will play most important part on next years crop.
 week s.25s month 9,s6O: season 1s3, 1884. Of the weeks total 15O casks were shipped to foreign ports. Sales for the week were 3S7 casks and stock hand 7.610.
 Rosins in a general way have moved grad Ually toward higher levels and at the close yesterday the following prices prevailed: Water white SC 55: window glass SC 40; N S6 10; NJ $5 SO: K $5. 35 HI S4. 55: G $4. 30 :: $4. 25; E s4.15; DCBA $4 .O5.
 The receipts of rosins Tuesday, SIT; week 4,s74; month 26026; season 6ss4 4s1 barrels.
 The exports: Tuesday 6s7; week 7,291; month 41.207: season 613. 231. Foreign for the week 2.l00 barrels. Sales total for period 5.7fS: stock on hand sS.547 barrels.
 CROVATT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
F. E. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 Props. Huter
 cstton Bought Any Point in Alabama. Storage and Consenments Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities
Wa WlIl Inrasl InmadlataIr

GAS. WATER. ELEcTRICs, RAILWAYS. INVENTIONS. MINING AND TIMBER. are especially solicited for sale and ex- corporated. financed and developed
 JEROME HUNTER AND COMPANY, THE BOURSE. PHILADELPHIA, PA,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
LrvERPOnI. COTToN FuTuREs.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

New Orleans. Feb, 27.-Cotton futures closed steady on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today Quotations ranged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
Interior Movement.

Houston-steady, 10 15-16c; net receipts i1.OIs; gross receipts 11,016; shipments B. 075; sales 1.004: stock 75.i79.
 Augusta-Steady t0Ac; net receipts s6e; gross receipts S5s; shipments 4ss: sales 4ss; stock 36. 560.
 Memphis-Steady, 10 7-tsc: net receipts 2,49s; gross receipts 5,369; shipments 4,2Sc; sales $500: stock 16S.979.
 St Louis--ouiet. 10Kc; net receipts 3cs; gross receipts 3.10s; shipments s'4os; stock 33.753.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 1.541; gross re- ceipts 1541; shipments LIS; stock S,073.
 Louisviile--Firm. 10 e-16c.
 Total tosiay--Net receipts Is, f69: gross re- ceipts 21.sDs; shipments 1s,575; sales 7'7Sl; stock 322.550.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

Note--T indicates a trace of precipitation.
 MoNTRoSE ". HAYES,
 Local Forscaster. WesL her Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
IocAL COTroN MARKET.

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
 New York. Feb. 27.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today closed steady. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
TIE wEArHER.
p.%. pm iI k..I oo fGsssSSs.1ssss ra cioSSyss.,

sIaximum temperature for day, e7 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 56 deg. Average temperature for day, 62 deg. Normal temperature for day. 52 deg. Accumulated excess since Jan. l. 24s deg. Av. relative humid for day, 92 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l, 4.s6 in.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis. Feb. 27.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 3shc; choice meal SPA 50; choice cake S2t. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
cHrcAGo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Feb. 27.--Cotton seed oh' prime 45c: crude nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

3o2f gross receipts s,02i; sales 1,o61; stock 131, 50zi shipments coastwise Is.
 Charleston--Steady 10Rc: net receipts s5; gross receipts s5; stock 1O.64s; ship ments coastwise 2oe,
 Whining gton--Steady, 10&c. net receipts 145; gross receipts l45: stock 8.777.
 Norfolk-Firm. 10kc; net receipts 2.l2e; gross receipts 2,126: sales 743; stock 3s,1S3; shipments coastwise 1.736.
 Baifimore-Nominal. lie: stock 14,793.
 New York--Steady. il. Is: net receipts 45; gross receipts 4.642: sales 61i; stock l5O.- 040. shipments to continent 1.
 Boston--Steady II IS; net receipts 764: gross receipts 1,706; shipments to Great Britain sS.
 Philadelphia II. 70: net receipts 2s; gross receipts 2s: stock 3,55i; shipments to Great Britain 142.
 Portland, Me.--Cfross receipts 96; ship ments to Great Britain ae.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

Truly yours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
Nrw oRI.EANs sPoT COTTON.

New Orleans. Feb. 27.--spot cotton closed .eady. Sales 4.350 bales; receipts F. .s55:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
NAVAL STORES.
NAY A Savannah. Feb

Savannah Feb. 27.-Turpentine firm. 71&c; sales 6s; receipts 37; shipments 900
 Rosn firm; sales 1,15O: receipts HOO: shipments 24s. stock 69 4O1 Quote: ABc $4 10; D s4.15; E 4.2O; F s4. 30; G s4. .35; H $4 55; S4 60. K S5 40: M 5.6O; N $s 10; WIG ssy 70: wv s6.55.
 Charleston. Feb. 27.-Turpentine and ros- in nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports net s4.774; ship ments to Great Britain 2sS; to continent 12,4S6; stock 1,113,176.
 Consoiidated at all ports net 13i. .sse; ship ments to Great Britain s.030: to continent 42, 561.
 Total since Sept. 1 at all ports net s,214,- 112; shipments to Great Britain 2.sbS02j to France 7is3ss: to continent 2.4ss.73o; to Japan 143.83
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
STOCK.
Sales High Low Close

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
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&iilpe.

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9iitig pte Die lisbe Spnne. Soer, Der
lie dnI6dute, muBte frp6 perben, Of ct
aud nno6 10 grpben Summer bate.
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9terungsIorgen oriidten, benn iein
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%lentroft".
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tpenn Die uneeu Yrin5en aus alien Rciz
den 5uiammenitrDmten uno ieper Die
Yrin3ehin Seelentroit liebasipdnn.
3uerit lam Der rei6fte uno prdhz
tigite aIer 6"iiriten aus Dem @ololanos
duf elnem golorutben Studs babergeritz
ten. Suuienb anappen in f~untelnoen
eoloItrpbenben 3iiitungen CAB inn ba5
8eleit bis Dor bas S6lobtbsr.
nSerrlihite offer prin5eFinnen,"
id9te Der 5iirit unb per6sugte ii6 tief
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Snnit gu iperben. Iqes, mas ih babe
- uno id tabs unenbIi6e Hsi9tbiis
:, lese id su Gueren 5iiben."
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f9iittclte nur leiie ibr aoloblOnos5
Sopffsn uno fprad: n@ielsbier Stint
psraciht. lpenn ih Sud trdnts. - Nfr|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

babt 10 piet. i9 dber babe ri6ts. SAB
Sbr 10 oiel babt, lit mir gu pisl uno gu
ipeniq, bGrum pergebt, pergebt, a6Pr
guere 9rau fam i6 ni9t neroen."
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@olOlanoe nit ben tauienb Snapper
pieper bappn.
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i~tplSeIte unb bpdtrdbenbite rpins aus
BEN N6nenret6e Dor benz S6Iobboi.
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mar in biiIteres Sdpars getleioet.
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Tagte Der, lid bin aus Dem abltgs
iten @ei9le6t uIer 6iriten, benn meiu
llra6n IaB auf benz 4benbitern uno
fab gu, ais bic Welt erI9affen purbe
= i'd bite UNI Die @unft Guercr
6anb."
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troIt unb Iagte; r9a ieio S6r piel gu
I4aoe fit mid einfa4es Brin5eblein,
benn i6 femme meine pierunoie65ig
4bnen ni4t einmal, au9 limb mir bic
GlteIten 0bnen, INN Sud Die Wabrbeit
gu iugen. 81 tpenig, I'M MIDI gliidli9
81 mafen."
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fort.
Bum oritten fam Der pielpeiie
Prin5 aus Dem Heife bes DtHens.
Der lentte cinen GrauiHimmsl nit
funbiger 9ano, iab Der prin5eIiin ticf
in bic Iugen unb ipra9 tur3 uno bin
big:
n8eipdbrt mir Guere Sanp, lic6,
Ii6e Prin3cifin. Sd peib. buB Sbr
allcin mid gliidlia MAIDEN t0nnt.
oenn id tomme aus Dem Rei4e bes
Wifens."
nSbr pibt mir gu piel, tpsiIeiter
9rin3," ia9te iie freunoli9, niG dbcr
WeiB gar 10 penig - bu miibt SIR
aud piiIcn, baB oas teinen gutcn
Slang giebt."
gu6 Der piFenbe 9rina muBte alio
ltnpsrri6tcter Sadie nisber abaiebell.
Gr bate aber einen 3piGtnssbrubcr.
Der regicrte i'm 2anbe bes &Onnens
iiber Die Sii4tigiten a[Ier 2eute.
@uf etnem g~lGn5enbcn i6neeneiben
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uub rief:
nS6Onite Der 9rin3eIiinnen - Ieib
mcine 8raut, i6 bitt' Sud gar i10n!
Sd tann mcbr ais ole Guerc 9sfperbcr
i'd fam Sud iebr gliidIid ma6cn!"
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ba bic Prin5ciiin unb 5os ibr iiiBeites
- rS6r t0nnte 10 piel, piet
gu ptcl fir mid armes untii6tiges
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oas I6cint mir, t0nnt Scr ni1t."
CD cling es Dem Yrin5cn aus benz
bes 8DnncnS ni9t better nie
ben dnbercn.
@on obngcfGbr fam einTt Elm iunacr
Prin3 gu SUB in bas 8OnigsI6lob.
bate &inosrauscn unb ipubtc
bon Der prtn3efiin Seelcntrolt
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Tdnt er anoG6tig in bic 8nic. sd
0 i4 CLAUDE an Sud-, 9rinseIs
iin!" rief er, rbenn Sbr Ieto ni1t nur
pas 2iebli4itc uno @iitisite auf Der
Wclt, ionbern Sbr ieib pirtli6 unb
l~pabrbaftig uno oas 1T meincr Steele
ga, i6 bin!" ia9te ba bic prinasf.
i'm uno puroe lcbr na9bentli6.
Sbm aber fagte iie ni9t, baB er ibr
gu piel ober gu penig babe, ODER lei,
oocr t0nne, ooer tbuc. Nein, er ma
ibr gcraOc rcdt Die er mar, benn or
baB tie lei, uno bub iic fir
10 iei.
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lie purben Elm eliidltfes paar, uno
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uno beute nod! -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

EEFFV Fi3TTEI tt u T7
su a@asiffNlimmer pie,H gaten-
3irtunItItiid, 9err 2eutnant! Zen
2ampe bring ih aufs Qmt!!" = ga,
er bat i'm omar ni6t aufs Mmt gez
bru6t, ionoern fi6 i'm gut i6meden
laiicn ober i'm bertloppt = u6er ct reiTt
beute nod boruuf. Ser idiele @en3fe
lit meine NencIis."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

Uer-aus Der gcbrdngniB g%rruttenc-
,OffiSier" fam ni6t umbin, ii6 elm
auge'teben: eS Iei bas erite Wtal, ooB
inn bic Sadie 5u ettpus oiente,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
SIM SefunbGrba naud.

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tettc, jebesmal ipenn Elm 3uu bon Der
entgegsngeIebten Hi9tuns tommt, ba
legt lie ii6 ms Scnfter uno ldbt ii6
BON Den poriiberfabrenoen Serren OBJ
tiiifen!"
9eptffenba.ft!
8eim 0orfi9ulaen iinb bic 8auern
%periammelt, unb beratben iiber Gin
nabmen unb Iusgaben. 8sim Na6ts
fpd9terlobn angetommen, bemertt
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ben NaGttpd6ter is oot tpee9ef6meez
ten, id bebb Na9ttpG6ter pautiAen
nod nib fleuten bort" 4m anberen
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ter bies Dor, uno iast npautid. oner
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am poiten, 2ebmann iesst siitern, ct
hGtt 0t nod nidt ileuten bort" =
@m Mbeno, als Shmieb 2ebmann
ldn9it CUR Rube geganeen, bort er uns
als9eieBt ben Nahtpddter unter Iei=
mem 5eniter flOten. Naabem er bies
cine Weile nit ansebDrt, ma6t er Ii6
bod duf ans 5eniter unb ruff
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los ?" nSou," fagt Paufi6, r0u bGit
10 iiitefn ieggt, bat 9u mi nod MIDI
bdit fleuten bort, Oh iouit bod MID
to Sdaoen tamen unb MI nun id bit
aliens nahbalen" (nadbolen).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
6 ntfhuloidun a.

5rdulein Our GreunbiH; reddmt
Su Did benn nidt Elm biEel, Ou bait
bod oieicn Monat f4on ben spsiten
Gerebrer2"
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ia fdit Nismanb, 10 Gbnli4 liebt er benz
c~rIten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
YGduibl 8runo b.

n Il lUItr y I n D.
nOiesmal 1T bic Hauferei bod, aott.
lob, nidt gar 10 blutis perlaufcn!"
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b 2eut' balm gu benz neuen Baber
tein rc6tes 9%ertruuen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-23
JOHN 9. WILLS COMPANY.
Savannah News Highly Recommends
6uckroe Beach ORGANIZATION.

The Savannah Orb, News con.
tains the following account of the Visit
OF tho John y. Wills Musical Comedy
Company. which will open the season
In the Buckroe Beach Casino next
Monday evening, to that city:
The whole show is bundle of
specialties that tickle the funny.bonc.
a shapoly chorus and good singing
are features of the performance.
John d. Wills as Prof Kreitzmycr
ana Harry Mack as O'Donovar Duff
an author, lead In tho fun making,
wills during HIS stay in the city has
managed to get on to the local situu.
ton In manner to enable him to in
terlard his dialogue with number of
good local hits. These were much
appreciated. Wills and Mack appear
IN several stunts. Cut 1t Out, in the
second act being about their best.
Other good specialtios were Wally
Helston and Kate Helston In MIR.
Joshue, Good Bye. In which Mr.. Hcls.
ton gives an exhibition of really re.
markable eccentric dancing.
Miss Shannon and the chorus in
Mandy Lou arc especially good.
MISS Shannon also sang some so.
prano solos in n manner to bring her
several deserved encores"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-23
S. p. Marston.
CLEAN MACHINERY.

EVERY man who knows anything
about 1t will say that machinery must
DO kept clean If the best work is ex.
pected from 1t. Exactly the same is
true of the machinery of the body.
which can do its work properly only
when kept clear of clogging accumu.
Iations. The bodily machinery of the
human being is clogged when there.is
constipation and this can be perma.
nently cured and prevented from be-
coming chronic only by restoring the
strength of weakened muscles. Elk.
perienced medical men find that this
can best be done by the use. until
there is free movement of the bowels.
Of tcaspoonful doses, at bedtime apn
before each meal. of preparation ~
liz or. Fluid Extract of SIENNA, 1-2 or.
Rochelle Salts, 1 OF. hro-oagrada. 80
grains Bi-Carbonate Of Soda. 1.2 or.
water and 12 ozs. Glycerino.. The
Ingredients are all entirely harmless
and any good druggist can prepare
the medicine,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-23
tHaefF \ s.1-rs.
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS
STARTS SOUTH TODAY
Third Division Of Atlantic Fleet to
Spend Two Days at DrIII
Grounds.
COMING BACK AGAIN NEXT week
Brazilian Squadron Leaves Roads for
Southern Waters - French ships
. Start This Way from New York
Soon, and Italians May Return In
limo for Georgia Day Celebration.

Rear Admiral Harrington, chair.
man of the naval board, in charge of
tho naval program being carried out
III connection with Exposition has
given out Il statement detailing ar
engagements for the movements of the
American and foreign vessels particI.
pating In the naval display in Hamp.
ton Roads
The third division OF tho United
States Atlantic fleet, under tho com.
mand of Rear Admiral Rohley d
Evans, consisting of the battlcships
Alabama, Illinois, Kentucky and Kear.
sarge wlllaBall today for the Southern
urill grounds. Tho division will spend
two days In tactical drill, returning
to Hampton Roads early next week
Immediately after tho celebration
OF Georgia Day, June 10, and that OF
virginia Day, June IL. the third di-
vision Will be relieved by another
divlslon, probably the second, con.
sisting of the battleships Virginia.
Rhode Island, New Jersey and Geor.
gia. The third division of the second
squadron. Rear Admiral C. III. Davis
commanding, will not return to Hamp.
lou ROnds until late In July. Field
and aquatic sports arc being arranged
for contests between crews of the diff.
ferent vessels during their anchor
ago In the Roads; in which games
much Interest has already been mani.
Tested.
Brazlllans Sail.
Under Rear Admiral Duarte Hust
de Bacollar tho battlcship Rlachuele
and tho cruisers Barroso and Tamoyo
representing Brazil mt the Exposition
sailed yesterday for Southern waters.
~ Is quite probable tho the armored
cruiser Varese and the cruiser Etru-
ria, under the command of CAPTAIN
H. K, II. Duke of Abruzal represent.
Ing Italy. will return for tho oelebra.
lions on June 10 and H..
The French vessels now In New
york harbor. the flagship Victor
Hugo, under the command of Rear
Admiral Thierry, and tho battloship
Rleber will leave Now York for the.
Foads Nav 30 or II. The date or
the arrival of the Chasscloup is as
yet unknown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-23
A Hard Debt to Paw

81 owe debt of gratitude that can
never be pail off, writes G. S. Clark,
OF Westfield, Iowa. "for my rescue
from death. by Dr.. Kings New Dis
tcoSery. Both lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed imminent,
when / commenced taking New Dis.
covery. The ominous dry. hacking
cough quit before the first bottle
was used, and two more bottles made
compile cure Nothing has ever
equaied New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung com
plants. Guaranteed by Ideal Phar.
macy. druggists. SOC and $1,O0. Trial
bottle free.