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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
SCorzssssd D~M.,

These prices are at wnOissals and net ts
 consumers: starch-corn s@loei standard goods Pearl 4Ao; sloss lump AAe; nickel goods Lard-Lsas lOAc: compound axe: basis Rics-Extra fancy head :Xe; fancy head sH ole: broken 4A @5c; Japan sS @skc. salt-LiverpoOl q. IS; Virginia eco; Lou. VInessr-Psr gallon 1s@2se.
 CsffNe-Green common SIS 0l0c; prime sM c i0o; choice 11@12c; fancy 1s@iIKc. Candies-xxx Soda s%e; XXX ginger ssrdinsS--AmsriOan mustard ts.1S; A-osl HiSdes-Dry Hints 10 @1sc: dry salt.d sm 10c; green hides 4@5e; green salted 7c, Wool@clssr is Q sOc; bury s012o; wash. co 1Msai.standard ssHo; waterground sse: FesT1 Fruit z and Produos-Faney lemon. ,so. q. IS; onions yellow globes si.15; fan cy H P. peanuts 6h hc ID.
 Tomatoes s1 .60; Snap Beans stand. s1. cheese-FSull cream. daisies 1sHc; sinr,.. 1ec: l lb, cuts. square He.
 Fnn and ss HsT saSs ssOst. oats eec; white 6se; white clipped 67Kc: timothy hay 31s. .oo; JOhnson grass 7S6; Al. Prime Cotton Seed kaAl s3s. .oO; sacked cotton seed huIls SIS ton.
 Moiasses-GeorgIa cane. bbl. 41c gallon; eases. gallons- ss 50 per ease; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand. gallons s14; K gallons S7 .b0; quarts S4. 26 per doG
 chickens@zHens ss@4oe; frysrs 25 50SOo; suEar-GFanulated 5Ao; F. Y. c. 5hc.
 Country Buttsr-1So per h.; Jersey but
 BagEing-Nsw juts 50 or 80 yd pieces lh sNo; K h. 9Ac; new sugar sack IA ID. The; lb skc; second hand sugar sack 707Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Improvement of Condition
 fir Predicted.

Permanent Improvement of Conditions
 fir Predicted.
 New York, Aug, Exchanges in the general financial situation last week were hardly noteworthy.
 On the stock exchange, the daily trad ing partook strongly of the midsummer character. prices rising and falling within a narrow range. Early in the week. the list became unsettled under the influence of the manifestoes of a New England operator and from start to finish, the markets undertone was distinctly irregular. The week was not with out its favorable developments. foremost being the marked improve ment reported in crops
 Another gratifying feature was the governments report on the country's foreign commerce in July which showed a reduction of $3S. .OOO. 900 or thirty per cent imports and falling off of $267,- 000.0O0 for the seven months of the calendar year This enormous con- traction of imports. with an excess of exports for the same period of s179,- GOO, 900 gives promise of a highly favor able foreign trade balance.
 Money has piled up here during the past week, chiefly from the interior. and time as well as call accommoda- tions show noticeable ease. Easily the most prominent feature of the week in stocks was the activity and strength of the Hartman issues.
 new high record was made by Southern Pacific during tho week, with talk of readjustment of the companys securities in some manner calculated l 10 benefit that stock. The weakness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
EIGHTH DISTRICT KNIGHTS.
Fine Program for Convention in UnIOi
 GnnAmara

Fine Program fer Convention fin Union
 Springs. Union Springs, Aug. 24.-(Special.) A splendid program has been pre- pared for the sixth semi-annual con vention of the Eighth District. Knights of Pythias to begin here August 27. The program is as follows: Morning sessiOn-(Public)-O
 House, 1OI30. Music, Orchestra.
 Prayer.
 Welcome on behalf of City, Hon. L. M. Mosely, Mayor. -, Response. pr. H. T. McKinnon, Troy. Quartette.
 welcome on behalf of Bullock Lodge No. 106, P. F. Miles. Response. Leon McCord. Montgom- cry.
 Vocal solo. Adjournment to Fosters Grove for Barbecue, tenderel by Bullock Lodge, No. 106.
 Secret SeAsHOn-Afternoon,
 o'clock. Opening in due form, by Bullock Lodge, No. 106.
 Introduction of Deputy Grand Chan cellor, Sidney H. Elan, Troy, by Ben- jamin A. Taylor, Montgomery. Enrolment of delegates. Roll call of officers and delegates. Reading minutes last Convention. Unf1nishe ed business. Exemplification of Secret Work, Grand Chancellor T. D. Sanford. New business. Nomination and election of officers Selecting next place of meting. Adjournment until o'clock in the evening.
 Evening sessiOn--PubIie. Called to order at s:So o'clock. Prayer.
 Address, Social sde of Pythianism," J. Lee Holloway, Montgomery. Male Quartette. Address. Good of the Order" Frank W. Lull, Wetumplza. Orchestra. Address. Moral Force of Pythian. ism.' Grand Chancellor, T. D. Sam ford, opelika. Vocal solo. Adjournment. The public will be invited to attend the opening sessions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

T-Indtcates inappreeiabte rainfall s3-Bor yesterday. 1-For 24 hours ending a-m-s 7sth meridian time.
 NoTE-The average maximum and nllnls mum temperatures and the average rainfall arc made up at each center from 4he ao- tuai number of reports received The "iskaGe sf weather ts that prevailing af saEns eR sb&arvakioa.
 Rains have occurred in all districts. the rainfall being heavy to excessive in portions of the Caroiinas Georgia and Texas. Moder- ate temperatures prevail.
 FRANK P. CHATTER
 Section Director ". B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

IliVeFpooI' Aus' @9'--t5IUs"' -V.tO11' -.' 9PV' American naiddling fair .... .s.-b- se Good middling s.s. ''s''.e'eV Adtddling ss.. S.s' -sssss = zee D 5V R Good ordinary .... .... s.4 .52 Ordinary COG ssss s"H' As
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales or which 100 were for speculation and export and included 2,7OO American. Receipts 5000 bales, Including 100 American.
 Futures opened quiet and closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 24.-Spot cotton was keasy with prices 1-1sc down all grades. k9enara1 lack of demand for spots ct all SnmARkets was the cause of the decline. Mid XstimK 11-16c.
 saias were is5 bales on the spot and 900 Go arrive.
 Cotton futures opened barely steady with luuokstions II O 40 points under Saturday s closing. The low opening was accounted for tn reports from Liverpool of possible labor 1nouhias in the Lancashire cotton mills, and the poor spot demand Another factor which reflected unfavorably the market Wsa tho continuance of receipts of new cot- 9nn in quantities greatly in excess of re- calpts up to this time last year. Specula- tive activity served to advance prices slightly. but otherwise there was little haxaly quiet with prices seven to thirty points under Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries 1SQ 22Mc; dairies 17020c.
 EEEs steady: at mark eases included 14@ lie; firsts 1shc; prime ftrsts 9Oc.
 C.heese--Steady II 4 9913c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

were charged with selling liquor to minors and young girls. Judge Frazer today revoked the licenses of the Full [ ton, Heidelberg, Club, Grown and Schmidt's, Cafes, five of the largest places in Pittsburg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
NAVAL SHORES.

savannah. Aug. 24.--Turpentine firm 36 @36 hc; sales 924: receipts $40; shipments sea.
 Resin firmi sales 7sssT; receipts 2.so7: $3.32h: D S2.3s: F s2- 40@45; 3270@ I2h: c g .S0@sS: H a. 90: I Ss.s5; K 20: M s4.so: N s5.2s; wG ss.76: wv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
NEW YORK BoNDs

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 do. coupon .........sss .121K American Tobacco 4s ..s. -...... 73 do. es -; '''. '.'' ".'' ....1osh
 do. adjustment 4s Q. .... .... s0h
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 do I'd Inc s... 46 Sh.s:. Chss; & ohio & 4hs ;;:' '''' gee ...'lS1 (. B. Q new 4s .... ........ 96% C. R. I, 6 P. R. R. 4s .... .... .... 65K c. c C. & St. L. gen Is .... .... .. 94h Col. Ind bs .... 71h Coi Coi Hieiand eel,th 4s ;i.'' '''' '''' .''. GA Del. Hudson cv. Is zee. .... ....1O1 Deny. R. Gr. As ...... 92m Erie prior lien As .... ...... s6h Ere r. gen sy .''' '''' '.'+.-.. eI A Inter. Met. 47ss '''. '''' '... ...' 6S Japan As '''' -''' s'~' .''-'. s.'. 78h
 SS S0 s 2a d'iI Inc zee = "..'.''..' S s5 Manhattan con. gold As .... .... .... s6R | Mexican CentIal 4s ...s ..s~ .s... sl dtnn St. l.. As -..s s... see. .... 30 N. K. Texas As eco ..'. .... zee. sZA | Vat. R. R of M. con. Is =. .': e.: '. ...: SiR '. r. Central gen. lis S..v .... s... 5th {. J. Central gen bs .... .,.. ...s ..i21& forth. Pacific 4s .''.- 's.s ssss s...198
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
WEW YORK COTTON,


 New York. Aug. 24.--The cotton market tsMns nerovus and irregular during today's grading, closing at a net decline of 19s points. Sales for the day were estimated at 415Ao0o bales.
 The market opened easy. unchanged cn ak kugust, but generally 9014 points lower
 sth positions later than October making
 sw low records for the bear movement
 1der liquidation and scattering pressure
 hIch was inspired by lower cables, the
 saak in the English spot market, unfavor-
 3Ia trada adviees and continued expecta-
 ons of e big crop. At the decline there
 as a good deal of covering but after ral- of 7@6 points from the lowest the mar ssst ruled unsettled although thera was a Night bulge late in the afternoon on the 1Aik of too much rain in certain sections of t#e belt and the steady showing of the Hbutheru spot markets. which as officially r& ported, vera unchanged from Saturday. The close was within two three points of the best for the day. New Orleans was a buyer here late in the day and there was more or less Southern covering during the whole session. Some of the big spot people were credited with buying October and sell ing later months.
 Receipts at the ports today I2,O4s bales, against 4,s17 last week and 3,103 last year. For the week (estimated) 70,000 bales against 4s.so1 last week and s2ss1 last
 Todayss receipts at New Orleans 4s3 bales. against 80 last year, and at Houston (, e60 balee against 1.69s last year.
 VHfIfs4 am afaa T4y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

august ......b.31
 Ausust-ceptemper .,4. bS 11 September-October .... .,.. .... ...47s Octooer -NoNeu1Der see. ..4.6S Novemher-December .... .... ......4.64H Oooempcr-JMnuary 63 January February .... .... .., .4 6sK eor uaLg -March s.-s s.ss ....4.6 64 MArSn-Aprn ...s ..-. ..s ,...4 65 is <xaPlh-MAy s..s4. 66 lz 3nAS-sahe sss. s.ss ss.. sses a..sA.6S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
Club licenses Revoked.

Pittsburg. Aug. 24.-Following 6 sensational crusade by the Womens' Christian Temperance Union and the police department against cafes which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON

New Orleans. Aux. 24.--Spot cotton was easy; sales 3S5; receipts 492; stocks 26.612. Tow ordinary nom .... .... ...s 5 3-16e Ordinary. nom 's'S ss.s DC
 Good ordinary ssss '''s s"-" t-Aec Low middling's.. ".'s. .''' .'-' 31 31-uc tSc Mtddling s.s.l ss..ss 11-4oc Good middling s... ....1ohc Middiing fair s.'s '.s.59no Fair, nom ....4. ''"ss...AA Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

Go Ss-.... ...- .... .... ........ 75 nesro oerr sSoss Msse con ,h. ss 4. .... .. ssh Penn cv shs 1915 .,..+.... ...... etB Penn. con. 4s .... .... ......105 Rspublic Of Cuba ss -. ........ ..ioiH st. L I con S .... .... -...1osk st. l. & g. F. fs. ts ...A -.-. .... SSH seaboard Air Line ss .... .... 50 Southern Pacific 4s .... .... .... .. sTh 90 1s,: ts ..s .... ~... s..... saA Texas & Pacific lists .... ...s ......1ioh Tol, s L: & " 4s -:.- ......1o.h U. $. Steel snd. ss .... .... . .... ....lS0 wss.srn wsOssn ,sss MS -. ..-. d9s ;19sh wisconsin Central 4s .... .... ...... s4 N Y. N. H. cv. ss .... ........l2sA
 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago, Aug 2f.-Bearish weekly sta tistics and an increased movement of the any advance in wheat prices on the local exchange to Ac below the final quotations of the previous session. Corn and oats were also weak but provisions closed firm.
 The wheat market opened weak under the weight of lower cables an increase of 1.993, 900 bushels in the amount on passage liberal worlds shipments and a marked increase in the movement in the northwest. The last named factor was perhaps the
 Receipts at Minneapolis today were s74 cars. of which number about 200 were from the new crop. Initial quotations shew- days close. September opened at s2 $ Q %c and December at es%c.
 Business was very quiet all day and al- the upturns failed to Increase the volume of trade. the impending movement of the new crop seeming to prohibit any great activity. Arrivals of wheat today at Kan sas City were 467 cars and the cash mar ket there was very heavy. This had a de- pressing effect the local market during the last half of the session. The absence of any export business here also tended to
 The range on septamber for the day was 92M and s3hc while December sold be- tween 3%c and 9lKc.
 evidence. late in the day and the market closed steady with prices unchanged to Ac lower. Final figure September being
 The visible supply decreased ss4,ooo bush- els compared with increase of 565,oOO the corresponding time q year ago.
 Continuance of favorable weather Cor the the corn market. sentiment In the pit being bearish ali day. Cash houses reported much reported much more liberal offerings of corn from the country and cash prices bulls were moderate sellers but their offer ings were not large and business was dull throughout the entire session. The mar ket closed weak with prices off \ Q %c to
 Oats were besrinhiy affected by the weakness of wheat and corn and by de- Trade was very quiet. The close was easy at losses of A@Mc. Local receipts were i6e cars.
 Buying of provisions by local packers held grain The principal demand was for the January product The market closed firm with prices unchanged to 15c higher.
 T.ha Iaadinn fntur.s far shs day raneaz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

WEATHER CUNDENHUNNs
 Under the influence of an area of low barometer central over the east Gulf states region, additional showers have occurred over much the greater portion of the cot fyinia; the rainfall has been heavy to ex- cessive in the latter State. the iCarolinas. Georgia, and Texas. and conditions again favor showers in Aiabafna during tonight or Tuesday Scattered showers have also occurred in the Missouri Valley and along the east slope of the Rocky Mountains, over most of the northern half of the coun- try and throughout the West. Modsrate temperatures prevail in nearly all oistr1cfs.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the zA hours andlnG at ann, 18th meridian ttmM
 Monday Aug. 23. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

Wilmington. Aug. 24.-sDirits turpentine nothing doing: receipts 2s.
 Rosin nothing doing; receipts 1,2t2. Tar firm &l .Ae: receipts 1e.
 Crude turpentine firm Sl 50, S2.00 and S2.76: receipts s.
 New Orleans. Aug. 24.-Receipts I15 bar rels rosin: turpentine nons-
 Exports noaa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

Bids for all any part of above Bonds Atlanta delivery will be received by the address below, o'clock Thursday September g. 1908 All bids be writing sealed and marked BOND ACCOUNT and address to the Receiver All bids subject the approval of the and the right reserved to reject and all bids Bids will be opened 10 o'clock Friday September 4th 90s and submitted the further action thereon Circular describing mailed from Atlanta or Montgomery, upon request
 A. c. SEXTON Receiver,
 Care of McDaniel Aston & Black
 Equitable Building, Atlanta Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
SPOTTED CONDITION
HAD WEATHER HAS HURT THE cor
 TON CROP.
Peculiar Weather Has Hurt CrOp-Season Opened Very Early and Two Hun dred Bales Have Been
 Received.

More and more varied are the reports
 m the Alabama cotton fields, with only
 fact plainly in sight at this early date;
 crop is so spotted that as far cotton
 concerned. the state looks freckied. with
 or two warts thrown in.
 Tho peculiar weather of the last few
 lsks has done damage in different places
 greatSthat a discount on the crop that
 s.S expected, Is put by some at twenty Nive per centum. Other places report the best prevalent conditions in years. The ,1ack remains, however, that the crop is ear 1y. and this rapid development has exposed s2hs tender fruit to the elements and the tGolls have not been able to stand the BtfAin. |Ths fruit is reported to be dropping off in txnauy places; and goina through the state e0n a train one sees from the windows cot sAon that as a whole would be chased as of '&ha bumhlebee varfetys
 LAat <August not a bale was reported worth speaking of; this month the cotton sofffceB arc actually in business now and naore than goo bales have been handled in |11epfGoEnery alone.
 xeAteFday the price played about 9 E to .1#G But tho demand Is poor. both from abroad and the domestic market.
 lust what condition will obtain when the October business Is in full swing even the w5aAst old heads will not predict. but that |ehs fall Of 1907 will not be a record break Fer as faf as making money goes seems now @ xorAgone conclusion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
THE brErAL nIARKETs.

New York. Aug. 24.-The London tin mar ket was lower today with spot closing at i32 pounds los. and futures at 13s pounds. Locally, the market was very dull at t29 Q $2e .50.
 Copper was unchanged in the London so pounds 15S Locally dull and unchanged, lake at SIS ,5o Q 62h .electrolytic at SIS. 3TK $50; and casting at SIS. t2M OPS.
 Lead was lower abroad at IS pounds Is Sd. Locally dull and unchanged at S4.57M
 speiter unchanged at IS pounds 2s Sd in London. Locally dull and unchanged at $4.66@$4.T0.
 Iron was lower abroad, standard foundry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
CnFFFE NTARKE

New York. Aug 24.-The market for cof- fee futures opened steady at a decline of 601e points. owing to easier European ca- bles. continued heavy Brazilian receipts, that valorization loans were not being well received in financial circles, liuuidation and scattered offerings from Europe Prices held around the opening figures during the day. closing steady at a net decline of 5@ 10 points. Sales were reported of 1s.0OO bags including;
 August ssss s.as ss....b.6b
 September .... ...s.5 .5o@5. 60 December ..b. 4b O ,. 50 March ...1 .s .. .... ss.. ..s.S0 @5.55 Mhy ssss uss. As.s ss.ss...s D. DO Q 95. 50 Spot steady. Rio Nc. T eIc. saStos No SV s5kc; mild coffee dull: cordova e% @12Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
Nrxv YORK COTsTON OYT.

New York, Aug. 2A.-Cotton seed oil easy; prime crude 3ec; do- yellow s5Ae- Petroleum steady.
 Molasses quiet.
 Sugar quiet. fair refining q. 50: centrffu- gal se-test s4. %; molassss sugar ss 20: re- fined quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
charlss.on. Aag. aa-rurpentlns steaay.

Rosin steady: ABc g 10: D s2. 22A O a5; E S2 2Tas @3e; F $2. 2.s25k 1s5; ss701 a SO; g .2o@2s; S3.4s@50; K s4.10; N S4. l0 @sos 3b.1S; VIC ss.es: wv S5.90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
sEraEA COTTON MARKEr.

Hal1na, Aug. 24.--( Special l-Ihe price Of spots quoted in the Selma cotton marker
 today were as follows: f4@S1a miuQlnG sess s.ss ss..s a-Aoc Rerick middIinx .... .... .... ......s .5-lec
 AAtu0nnE ss.s o-A6c
 NExIcE low middlinR .... VI. .s-sss9 1-16o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
DESCRIPTION

Improve Loanv..
 
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  San Ky. . i 4 Memphis .li .....1 Imp Bonds' f ..ss... .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
sT. LOUIS LIVE sTOCK
aT. InIIIa GRAIN

St. Louis. Aug. Special. )-The St Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 Wheat. Aug. ss Sept, ss% @hA: range sax to 93h to s bid. Dec. 94h bid: SShA to 9sk.
 Corn: sept. T5 bid. Dec s1h0%A; range 61 to s1% bid. May 62h bid; range 61% Al oats: sept, 47H. Dec. 47zA. May 4s%A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
s-Risins. x-Failin<.
WEATHER cuNpTTIoNs.

RIVER FoRECAsT. The Coosa end the Alabama will rise siightfy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
nrE1E nRI.EANa CnT.TNnN nIT.

New orleans. Aug. 2l.-cotton seed oil; prime 42c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
CLOSING sTOC

l Sales IlI.gs.I Low Iciose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25

.-Rscsivsd too late to De included ia sv- aragea.
 DISTRICT AVERAGES.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-03-13
saturday, April 18th, 1908,
.MlRAcO"

We are putting on the market one Of the
most wonderful remedies that the world has
ever known. In fact, we do not believe that its
comparison has ever yet been evolved from
medical scis nee or distracted from natures
bosom. We have named our remedy "Miraco,'
suggestive of the miraculous. for in handreds
Of chronic and hopeless cases Of indigestion
and kidney troubles, II has worked or charmed
unbelievable results. II has never failed in .
single case OF indigestion or kidney disease
In indigestion IL relieves in fifteen or twenty
minutes and In kidney diseases, where the
back is stiff and the patient is suffering pains,
all trouble entirely disappearsfrom three days
TO three weeks. 1t never makes . failure II
taken short while longer permanent cure Is
the result. In all cases where you have taken
Miraco four or i've days, perfect rest 1t night
and good appetite is guaranteed. Eat any
thing on earth you like IL followed by dose Of
Miraco. Price 50 cents . bottle. Ask your
druggist and IL he hasn't got it in stock, write
N. Al you may doubt our statement we request
that you write any OF the following prominent
people, all residents Of Monroe, La: John p.
Parker, A. g. Rabun. w. l. Smith, c pt. Alex
Myatt. 3. W. Andersen, Mr.. and Mn. VS..
Rhodes, Mrs. James Young. John Franfum, II.
L. Gregg. and J. H. TrousdAle. In fact You
may write almost any one in Monroe and get
my information aboat Miraco. 7-ls-en
For sale By n. Bernstein
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-03-13
New Spring Goods.

Miss Bird Ingram returned
Monday from a business trip to
st. LOUIS. She will be pleased
to see her friends and customers
at her place of business. She has
replenished her stock with fine
line Of spring and sumner goods
of the latest styles nd patterns.
Those in need of such fabrics
cannot fail to be satisfied by
calling and examining tbs beau
tiful stock of goods.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-03-13
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-03-13
Arm Broken.

Pearl Mcbride. the 9-years-old
daughter of Mrs. Hilburn, had
the smaller bone of her left arm
broken, above the wrist, Monday
evening. While skipping a rope
turned by her step-father, w. w.
Hilburn. she tripped and fell
fracturiug the bone. Fortunate
ly the fracture Is not a serious
one and will soon be well. The
accident is regretted by the little
girls many friends.