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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
I N S OC I E T Y

From to s.s0 o'clock a reception was held on this floor where assisted oy number of the prominent ladies 8nd gentlemen of Montgomery. Mir. ceiyed the callers and presented them to Mir. Lawrence, the artist and guest of honor of the evening.
 At s:30 o'clock in the. spacious music nall on the third floor of the building, which was filled to its utmost capacity, the song recital by Mfr. Lawrence be. gan. The stage was massed with splendid palms and graceful ferns and the evening were MT. Harry Stans- berry and Mir. Robert Du Cros.
 Among the prominent out-of town members of the receiving party who MT R. L. Seals of Birmingham, Pres ident of the company; Mir. J. B. Ghamberlain of Birmingham, Vice aasEStsr Mss se nSons nsomRangb bamSsr.n aps hls Mir: J. D. Kirkpatrick of Birmingham and Mr. Evan Reese of Baltimore. Those of the local house of the piano iH@ysey Ss ~sle Mir ressvlns @ Van afs p.l sn ager MT. Albert Diiiard and Mir. J.
 MT. Lawrence. who Is noted opera and mellow tone. and the management ed an. artist for their opening even ing who would have given the public more pleasure than did his rendition of his beautiful program last evening. He came with a wide and enviabie reputation and he sustained 1t. A knowledge of his work with the Say. .Lohengrin," Carmen" and Tam heuser" which has eiicited the highest praise from the musical critics of the country. and from the leading musical journals had made his audience ex- pect great things of MT. Lawrence, and the expectations were fully realized.
 Mir: Rienzi Thomas was accompan-
 The program rendered by Mir. Law. renee was as follows:
 Part i.
 1. stlll vie die Nacht (Bohm.) 2. A May Night (Brahms) 3. Mother O Mine (Tours.l
 {. Thy Beaming Eyes (McDowell. 5. Across the World (Beor) A Night in NaishspSr tMary Turner
 Long. Long Ago"
 " "1n the y City of Misgar.
 "The. Moon Has Long since Wan.
 The Farewell"
 Part 3.
 The Toreador (carmen) IBizet.l The Years at the Spring CBeach.) | In enthusiastic calls for encore, Mir. Lawrence graciously responded with Eyes and Sigh for You" Perhaps in these two and in The Torreador (Car- mem Mir. Lawrence was at his best. Tn the rendition of the latter there was a quality of spontaniety that spe- cialfy reached hts listeners.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS
 KAHN AND MIR. WE'LL
 An especially beautiful home we'd ding of last evening which was follow. Cd bY an. informal reception in honor of the young couple was that of Miss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
FARMERS FOR PLAN
PROPOSED MEMPHIS MEETING IS
 ENDORSED.
President Gay Presided Over Meet- ing Held Wednesday at Court HOuse--A Fund
 Was Raised.

Subscriptions amounting to more than S2Oo, were reported at the meet ing ofsfarmers bankers. brokers and other interests at the meeting held in the court house Wednesday morning. held to make plans for cooperating with the big Hold" meeting suggest ed ana later called by President liar vie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Growers Association.
 President c. L. Gay. of the local farmers union, presided at the meet ing and placed the matter before the assembly, in a few concise words He said there were combined interests trying to force down the price of cotton. and unless the cotton growers took steps to consolidate their inter ests the price would be forced still lower on them.
 The matter was discussed from sev- eral points of view by those present but the consensus of opinion was that Harvie Jordan's suggested mass meet ing of cotton growers to be held in Memphis early next month was . good idea and they would send delegates there to confer with the representa- tiUes of other sections. Owing to con ditions that may arise 1t was decided not to appoint delegates now. bu await further developments.
 A telegram from Mir. Jordan was read saying he was in Memphis and had conferred with the members of the Board of Trade there and that the Memphis commercial interests, were enthusiastic about ethS big meeting, MT. Jordan said he would return to Atlanta to-day and would at once open a press bureau and keep the farmers posted on conditions as they exist He also asked Mir. Gay to meet him in Atlanta to-day to discuss plans for the meeting.
 Many farmers from the territory surrounding Montgomery came in tc the meeting, and representatives from the commercial field were also there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15

That suspected criminals should De captured and held until they can pc identifed Is the plan of Sheriff Hood of tbls county. Not only Is sherin Hood interested in the matter. but the sheriffs of many counties have taken up the idea with much relish.
 Wednesday morning ne reoeIEeI Iattar from Sheriff Butler, of Houston county, at Dothan requesting that information be given him relative to A negro whom he had just picked up ana was holding on the charge of vagrancy. The. negro acted In very suspicious manner, and his arrest py the sheriff followed.
 The letter states that the negro IS about fifty years old and weighs apout
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15

Johnnie Freeman is a girl, one of the etherial yellow varieties that just look awful dressed in lilac and pur- pie, which colors, regardless or the death-lIke look obtained thereby. they greatly effect. Johnnie Is thief, so Racorder Baber held. and sentenced her to a fine of $1O in each case of set of four charges she staggered into police court Wednesday evening
 Johnnie used to work in a place where feminine faces are fixed. where people get rid of wrinkles. sunourn' pimpIes and other facial defects, as we'll as having tht'r finger-nails poll ished. Johnnie was the servant. John nie brought the little jars of the po- tent creams, and "simples;" get that "simples"? Fine old-fasl.toned word.
 Johnnie looked on at the things that were done to faces that were wearing out, in perfect wonderElent- at nrst' then she began to reason, look in the glass and think.
 Now if r. known that one who reads a patent medicine ilmanac can direct Iy spot any particular disease they wish to have. The effect of what she saw had a similar result with John nie Johnnie looked in the glass and was horror stricken; warts, plmples' crows' feet, loss of color, falling hair and everything else woman dreads stared her In the face. She was numb i with despair for a moment. for she didn't know of any one who could doctor her In town, then necessity jumped to a conclusion. and Johnnie to the medicine case.
 The first thing she saw was jar of 'WambIes Warranted Wry Wrinkle Wrencher' and Johnnie promptly swiped it. She gawmed her face and kneaded 1t in until she herself swore that any wrinkle that could stand the treatment would be welcomed to stay But how about the warts and things Back she plunged Into the case and got another jar, "Wretched Warts Wrung" it was marked. and Johnnie got busy. When she was sur' that warts would shun her on sight she remembered the crows feet. Bacl to the chibSt went Johnnie and "Crum pier's Crease Chaser" behsld the day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
Johnnie Took the Face Cream
 To Fix Her YeLLOU Complexion

She worked with 1t an hour and then bethought her of pimples. Again the chest. and this time ''Piker's Perfumed Pimple Punisher' was brought into use and when the application was over, the conglomerated mixtures had near ly wiped Johnnie's face away. Next day it looked like q prize fighters af- ter a. seventy-round bout without gloves. and felt like she would have to carry 1t around in a wheel barrow Johnnie's sin found her out and she was whisked away to limbo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
BRILLIANT SONG RECITAL
 AND RECEPTION AT

SEALS OPENING. A brilliant event in the artistic as well as the commercial circles was the Song Recital'' by Mir. Robert Lawrence. baritone. on the occasion of the formal opening to the public of the Seals Piano Company ParIors on Dex- ter Avenue last evening. The two floors over the Montgomery Light and Power Company were thrown open for the evening. The parlors on the sec ond floor were eIaboratefy decorated with palms, ferns and vases of Amer ican beauty roses and chrysanthemums tables and the pianos displayed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15

Among the out-of-town guests who attended the Weil-Kahn wedding last evening were: Miss Ida Miller. of Cin- cinnati: Miss Schloss. of Eufaula; MT. and Mrs. Herman Well, of Huntsvilie; Harry Well of Huntsville, and MT. and Mrs H. schloss. of Eufapla.
 Miss Julia Holt left last night for ter" ter accompanied by MT. and Mrs,
 Mrs. J. J. Flowers will entertain Mrs. E. c. Dowdell of. Auburn; Mrs. Reynolds of Greenville, during the Foreign Missionary meeting.
 Mir. W. N. Jackson. of Florida, Is visiting his brother F. W. Jackson, at his home on South Union street.
 Miss Ada Lindsey will go to- Sir mingham this morning, where she has been, called, on account of the serious niness of her sister. Mrs. Robert.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
rEMPLE sHooTs NEGRO.

CoiuInhtls, Young Nian Fatally WOunda sLF=..I a Black.
 fC.oIurnbus Ga. Oct 14.-(Special.l-- l-- Pulling the trigger as fast as the nechaiiIsnl of the pistol would work; JuIe Temple. young white man oI Columbus, tonight pumped rour pSIis negro of Glrard. Ala
 The Shooting occurred on the grounds of Mt. Zion Church for negroes m
 Ternpda and another white boy were passing and got In 3 dispute with the negroes 41-s: 4e ,, ,,t .. ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
cAII.En MEETING OF CLUn WOMl

CALLED MEETING OF CLUB WOMEN
 There will be a called meeting of the members of the Federated Women's Clubs of the city, Friday afternoon at ( o'clock. in the Carnegie Library, when business of importance will be transacted and a full meeting Is re- Quested.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman. President City Federation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
MAGAZINE CLUB MEET.

The meeting of the Magazine Club which was to have been held Friday afternoon is postponed until Saturday Is postponed on account of the called meeting of the members of all the Fed erated clubs of the city which will be held Friday afternoon and the mem- bers of the Magazine Club are request ed to attend this meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
MEETING OF PETER FOR.
 NEY CHAPTER. ID, A. R,

A delightful meeting of the Peter Forney Chapter. D. A. R, was held the vice regent. Mrs. G. H. McCombs
 The meeting was in the nature of a reunion, as this was the first regular eral matters of Interest were discussed and some important business trans- acted.
 Following the business hour. Mrs. McCombs entertained her guests with delightful refreshments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
MEETING OF c. !. A. TI

Mrs Emma Miles of Dunham. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15

Mrs. Eleanor Vass Fitzpatrick has returned home after an extended stay In Colorado.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15

MEETING OF MOTHERS CLUB.
 The Mothers Circle will meet this morning at Il o'clock with Mrs. B. M. Andrews. at her home on Mildred Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
NO NAME CLUB.

Every member of the No Name Club is requested to be present at a mass meeting of Federated Clubs Friday. D. m at Carnegie Library. Mrs. T. M. Owens, President Mrs. Belle All len Ross. Secretary.
 MEETING OF c. E. A. TO B. OF l.. E. Members of the c. T. A. to the B. of L.. E. will meot promptly in their hall at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Business of importance.
 Mrs. Ed sherman. President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
RALLY DAY.

The Foreign Missionary Society will hold all service Friday at Dexter avenue Church. The district secretary, Mrs. A. L. Dowdell. of .opelika, will conduct the service. A box luncheon at the church. The afternoon services will be devoted to the children. Mrs. J, c. Reynolds. of Greenyille. pre-; siding. Every one interested Is urged
 The president. Mrs. E. c. Dowdell, of Auburn; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. J. W. Rush. Mrs. J. 4. Pratt. yolds of Greenville. will be present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ROOD

AND MH. WILLIAMS ANNOUN CED. The Springfield (Mass) Republican
 of recent date announces an engage ment of marriage In which Montgomer- lans will be very much interested as the groom elect is former Montgom- erian who is to return to make his home here. It Is the engagement of Miss Gladys Rood. and MT. William M.
 Williams. The announcement is made by MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Rood par ents of the brtde-elect. Mr Williams
 has lived in New York as a member of the law firm of Clarke, Breckin-
 ridge and Caffee for the past four years. He is expected to return to Montgomery about the 18th of this month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
GARDNER-OATEs.

The marriage of Mir. H. B.. Gardner and Miss Carrie Oates was quietly ,solT emnized at 6:30 o'clock yesterday Svert- ing In the parlor of the residence on Amanda street of Mir. John E. Dunn, who of1ciated.
 The ceremony was performed In the presence of only a few friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
RALDWIN-RICE.

MT. and Mrs. Williams Park Rice announce the engagement of their daughter, Bessie Forester, to pr. !, C. Baldwin. of Nashville. Tenn. The marriage will take place some time in November, at the home of the brides parents. 1006 North Baylen Street. Pen- sacola. Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
SAxE-sTEINER INVITA-

Mir. and Mrs. Louis Steiner have ls- sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Hattie Steiner, and Mir. Louis L. Sake. The marriage will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday, October 2S. at 4:30 o'clock at their home. 429 South McDonough Street.
 An accompanying card states that the young couple will be at home after November Is at 604 West Eleventh Street, New York City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15

Mrs. Burwell Boykin. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, June 3. 1908
BEANS AND PEasBuye5s are TIA, taking Sor hold ID S6 of
change in values. small quantity of stock in
frst hands encourages steady holding. Red kidney
makes a higher market for such. Foreign beans
cuieter than but values are steady We quote;
common to good 81 20 81 So; do medium, choice
s. 40-i 81 ~: do common good 50 10 s. 3d. pea
o co i+;nS-ted Tnarrow 81 1882 %: do pea. s. $50
s. So do medium. s. zoo 81 25: do white kidney
81 a. do COMMON to good 81 zoo 81 50: turtle
SOUP choice 81 706S1 so: yellow eye, choice y 90
lima California, choice. So 4oqs3 As PEAs-scotch'
BITTEREReceipts to-day. 1857 pkgs. A mod
crate trade progress and there Is STEADY 70
firm feeling throughout. Speculative operators are
not taking freely yet, feeling tha Naiaes
may be somewhat easier later At the same tne
a good deal stock is going into store chieny on
Receipts steadily increasing nut
there is Western advices and TINS slves
support to the situation here. On change this morn
ing 175 tubs creamery specials sold at 24c, % tubs
two Of 30 tubs each. specials
f,15yer's opton 80 days at 24Ikc Our figures cover
IN do 23izc; do hrsts, 223z q 23c: 40
seconds u a22c; thirds 19a29c state dary tubs S
common fair. 19G21c specials Il &c; 90
extras 90 62o1zc: do hrsts Isl a lsizc 40 ecees
1ac: do seconds. 1Sd1s1zc: 30 tnlrds &c pa''e
stock |. 1slkc; do No >. sc: do No j. Z -
generally presents quiet appearance for po,n o
full cream cheese Demand for old cheese ~
limited small peddling lots as neeoed Lor S
with a trade stocks accunulating Exporters
showing very Fine skins In noderate sup
ply, but other grades in large accumulation very u
and weak Liverpool cable Finest Canadian 6ls sd FOR
specials 15c do state cream. old. small. white
do fair prime 1l1s913c; do common. sqe17c 40 fu
cream new 9lza101Ac; skins n 70 specials SIC; DO
common 2a3c: DO fun skins 1a11tc.
EGGs-Recepts to-day. 25.0o6 cases The market
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04

oaos N al positions Late Kansas dispatches
oas nneisls had reduced their estimates 50 coo 600
nushels on account Of Hessisn fly No in
the local market closed 81 dsl o2 elevator 81 o2
spot snd 81 .s to arrive afoet; No ! Northern
ouiuih - lb> - hard winter 81 l1h. anoat.
ophN-Not erT asa SSrn share the early strength in
The afternoon market exhibited
cen. nrnnes closing strong at practically top prices
TO Ac advance in the local
Commission house buying and strong bull support
weather the movement light. and is
continue SO for the days least.
terror points only 39noan bushels received
cav compared with ESQ 600 bushels the correspond
iis cay last The Thursdays
a. 1alcago was Z. cars No corn here closed at 7sc
eieSator and h shoat oATS-This market
also quite firm during the day commission house
port closing with at about the best point of
cav cash oats In the local market quoted
lows: Mixed 2s 10 80 ~ 53l dr3c: natural white 2e
10 81 N % lzGS9'-c and clipped white 30 TO 40 n,
5eeeac. RlE-Msrket steady; No . Western soc nom
inal. b New York RARIEY-Market nominal.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04

Is q y
S s Sd from for spo and s Is Sd for IN he o
don market Locally dull and unchanged
- and usss easfins at decli2ss
% RS SHADE s on gpnR s ssnsa se @ s
London but while easy was unchanged 45oa4 55c in
the local market IRON was lover with Cleveland wsr
steady, with FOUNDRY Northern quoted at ss IS
exdanEe s was a dGii f and P @nchanEed With no sales
an h sds' Sc 7oa o & 81 sS
7 sepe1beT NIB si5GsiS e1 GcS6er' s'aSl6' N0Ve
MoIAssEs AND sYRIPsmThe market for moassss sSs
low: Mof1AsSEsNNew Orleans centrifugal common. 15a
ss ts faiT 6rn 9eStc s2Sa 5
f sSa d'sR 81 s Ps @ oSay on shs Of
Sass 5 ssBG sBs n 5n cs s0d S sP 4s6
nsesd oil vas Refined 2itr gtroeu NJ was os G
PETRoLEUM STANDARD , white Sl ebls s7Sc bulk Sc
ioaoo PhiiadePSia 70 sc water White NeT York bbls
Whe @ esses New YORK Is poo; Phiiadelphis Is Sc
coTToNsEED 9L-Prme & s.uds $sc' Ti Prime sumner
Es52S EasSs; sRSs s sec a4as SO
s On ri@s4 yes ss0E ss ssate ssa TRs 1@
sEF6 o11Americsn seed city raw t4a45c: out1of-
f0TP oIT right at the opening when
big receipts had an effect on the markst provisions
aavance buying by grain houses and very light offer
ng ncu6f6s S 900 at chcaeo ~ 600 at kansas
snd % zoo hogs at cg6e Ms 9F
S14 - S15 -: family s1 SIS; short clear S15 759
faInily Sic 5oas17: packet sl4 5o@s15; India
mess s24 a So. BEEF HAMs-Firrn. quoted: s26 so
a SIS 30 DRESSED HOGS-Steady. Quoted: Bacons
$50 H. cr # fo Is 80 bees 'o st9sss Pfs
91o5ed sqpT ts5 s 5as aoc stesdT lS b' e 5Sed M Is &
TALLOw-ouet: city. 3as country, ~ a a3%c LARD
lard steady Quoted: SIC, Refined lard steady
Quote: South America, $500; Continent: &c: Brazil
sTEARINE-steady. quoted: oleo. lie; city lard
RIcE-The market steady for rice. with a good
az csc: ordinary. Az 94sc; fair. 4s a SC; good
dinary ~ G5ssc; prime 5l5 G5sc; choice. 6Geltc
Pa+na foreign. SIS 9eSsc; Rangoon and Bassein.
SUGAR --Rehners allowing maRufa aa cturers a
only days heretofore Prices were unchanged
with tone about steady The following list prices
subject 10 Of 10 points and discount Of 1
per cent cash. days: Crystal dominos Tho
od heGs a 57c cubes Eagle 5b bags powdered and
Eagle confectioners' granulated. 562c: HAAH pow
1eTde-ed and Eagle coarse and extra granu1at
5-5oc; Eagle eb cartons OF fine granuIaied 3,ogc
: Goc: 70-lb bags do 1850; % 80 III bags do
3 45c Eagle OF standard granulated and diamond
i5c: 30 n Bloc 10 : 8 oSc: 10 6 SC; No
{. 95c; 10 S 49oc: No g. 4s5c; No 10 4-'Ic' 10 10
7s london market for beat sugar was
sd lower. Wit hJune quoted at lis "a d. and Iuly
FOR raws with sale Of 5000 Cuba centrifugal
basis 96 test cost and freight terms to
Howell. is equal 10 43ec duty paid Also 5000
tons Liverpool private terms but sup
posed 10 a little better than Sec New York
Tera as follows: Centrifugal 4.3ec: musco-
vado test. 3s5c and moasses sugar. 50 test. at
as follows Receipts week IS 712 against
4e 3ee last week 64437 last year and 40 95s two
years agG' n o6 last vear and sc 600 two Years ago:
stock 2es So tons which stands against 331 145 the
previous week, 39e,257 last year and "9SS'' two
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
oE.reN MARKET REPORT.

New 1oTh- dulle I|5FN
~, -orea market WAS quiet but steady
r1ff - 7,--hance5 10 points higher. Sales
g a's-s - -e77-res Of 1880 haGs. The market
I = =. a. Unchanged prices 70 an advance o.
-. ses-. -o steady French cables. and was sus-
. Z, Ies - 5sv tv q moderate demand from trade
81 1--le = .,--75 5-rv light and scattering selling
r-Es W. -te-r The worlds visible supply state
X 70 ol.S-is5s6. showing decrease for the month
Fss = r7vs The visible q June was
e. o. s.es-st Is 80. .7eS haGs Of the same cate
~ 81 - f017I a7e TWO Years aso. THIS showing
VA - -,,,7- as expected and was rot lhousht 10
-s: 70 Or = 1-e-e-7-e on the days market or the
=. ssts RIO > re's lower. WIile - 81 ndos doa
r-1snse. :. o5t lass 7esr and -, 0oo FTo wears ago
6Ezas. ysre 3 GO haEs, against 29."oo last
sssr IelS-tr -, Years ago. Warehouse deliveries
Z al lloy - ss al this time during the last two
ss51, - ',715 = SEQ baes The market for SPOT
's1s q ,s,.t. with quotations on the bass OF e9sc
y. y =. e7-,-ao, prices in The local market to
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 3.-Closing: wHEAT-Spot firm No
western winter. Is Cd No California. rs e1ad
futures steady: July rs 55sd: September. as 1ssd :
December IS u CoRN-spot frIn American
kiln dried II I'D: old American mixed
nominal. PEAs-cana.dian . hrT Is Cd FLOUR
cfc Coast, steady. Il 15s9f2 los BEEF-Extra
India firm. 103s Cd. PORK-Prme mess West
AS BACoN-Curnb erland cut, 90 80 lb. steady.
42s; rib. 16 to q 10 steady, Ais; long
middIes light. Is to 81 H. seady. 42s Sd long clear
backs. Is 20 lb. firm. 4Os clear bellies, "a 1e h.
steady. 42s. SHOULDERS-Square, II 13 Ib. steady
3Os LARD-Prime Western tierces steady 42s Sd /;
American refined. in pals. steady, 43s %. BUTTER
United States duh, rs a SIS. CHEESE-Canadian
finest white and coIored old. steady. els Sd TALLow
Prime city, steady, PCS. TURPENTINE-Spirits,
IEUM-Refned quiet 6&d. LINSEED OIL steady. 24s
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04

--oX-ns cotton market was inac'iNe to-oaS;
iUIlO-. --at-. steady tone On tAe Niloie
l kgEed 5- Ne : points higher 10 points
- Sc n ne day were ,IR sSiA1S9 With a. Iirerooo
Is j o5--- o5---s- III V.i- week. general business Vas
p - = - there also less than {le @ LsSl ..I[,
-zls 81 .E-- sources The market opened StealN
rs t-o,I > .Ss -osnts II response 70 disappointing
&C., --1-s5 - wall street bull support anl cover
Ia II Ls-s : ne Is-a trading about 21S points
=. - re active months. The close was a shs9e i9
- ---ss- realizing Business vas c!lleHS
III - ---Fssei--.zls seemed 10 he rather bear
Z. - - ne absence q outside business. but me
s|-g = = s--s -i-1e a-cezre5 attract very Eood
= --,-T-r OF s0tJ spots. which is SAID 20 De
-. - - Improvement n general traoe condlJions
1--9-s s-= he possibility Of further crop dam
sl So = : r-s-- fc- the new crop Of below the
Z .2-'" =. -,sz-rs- mar showed some Light rains
-sss = - s-Esrsss which would probably have
- ...s = s--s-r;c- were e not for the heavy pre-
- - s-l1l- = TIE north and the reports Of very
80 = re Mississippi River and tributaries
-. : r=-s = threaten further oVe-1ows- Private
- - - Tiye-rool stated that holiday spirit per-
- - -s-se- there such Southern spot markets
=. S7v -4-o--e5 unchanged 10 sc higher
80 a c1atrz-. prices = the local market to-day
rs Is follows -.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04
THE DIFFERENCE.

Can any little boy asked the new teacher
tell the difference between a lake and an
ocean,
II can replied Edward. whose version had been
learned from experience. Lakes are much pleas
anter to swallow when you fall in. Philadelphia
Inquirer.