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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
MAcomBER-wALL WEDDING

PALO ALTO. Dec. 5.-The marriage
of Lawrence o. Macomber of Boston
and Miss Made f. Wall of Colorado
Springs was celebrated in Oakland this
evening. Rev. Charles R. Brown of the
first Congregational church, and an
uncle of the groom, performing the
ceremony, which was witnessed only
by few intimate friends Both of the
young people are well known here,
Miss Wall having spent the last two
years in Palo Alto as the guest of her
sister. Mrs. c. E. Campbell. Mr.. Ma
comber is a student in the. law depart
ment of Stanford university and is a
popular member Of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
|FRKINS TO HEAD
ONE COMMITTEE.
I'LL Be Made Chairman Of
Naval or Appropriations
Body of Senate
der Members of Upper House
of Congress Decide on
Changes After March 4
EeIsl Dispatch 70 The call

pcisl Dispstch to The Call
WASHINGTON. Dec. Senator Per-
is Of California has arrived in
|shington for the session Of congress
I viii open Monday It had been
bounced before his arrival that he
baby would Immediately become the
|irman Of the senate committee on
raj affairs, succeeding Senator Hale,
|o was thought TO be about to take
craftsmanship of the senate COM
tee on appropriations, made vacant
the death of Senator Allison.
Ferkins, Hale and several Of the
Ter members of the senate held a
ference regarding changes in chair
|nships and committee assignments
|ay. and they agreed that il would be
|dvisable to make any -eorganiza-
p Of senate committees until after
|rch (. So as matters are TO be al
ed TO stand Hale viii remain as
! lar chairman of the naval affairs
|lmittee. leaving Perkins the actual
X to do on the committee, and at
same time Hale will be acting
|irman OF the appropriations COM
tee Of the senate, with Perkins as
pnd man on that committee.
Ill HEAD ONE COMMITTEE
Ehen the extra session Of congress
Is after March 4 it viii be decided
ether Perkins is to head the com
tee on naval affairs or committee on
|ropriauons. He will be the head
|one or the other. provided. of course,
/ the legislature re-elects him dur
the winter
|erkins does not appear TO believe
the tariff will cut much Of a fig
in the deliberations of congress
|ing the short session. Tie believes
about all the available time viii be
|en UP with making the necessary
|ropristions for running the gov
|nent He said tonight he believed
about the most important work
can be done for California during
session would be the securing of
adequate appropriation 10 fight dis
+ that has lately attacked the
eh, plum and prune trees. He said
|purposed devoting considerable at
ion TO consulting with the depart
[ of agriculture on this important
ter and securing an appropriation
would be effective in bringing
|ut thorough investigation of the
|sse and the adoption of the most
Rnced remedies.
srkins viii spend the winter at
heleigh court, where he has lived
the last three sessions of con-
IS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
ERRY CHRISTMAS" is
GREETING TO NOYAGERS
|ge Number on Dock to Wit
ness Departure of the
Transport 3uford

|my people sailing for the Philip.
on the transport Buford yester.
received a lively sendoT as the
4 el put out from the dock All along
wharf a big cry Of Merry Christ
went up from the hundreds OF
'ats of the people on the dock, who
gathered to say goodby TO their de-
.lng friends. AS the Christmas
fling rang out from the shore peo-
the 800 soldier folks on the shin
|ted back the compliments of the
ION In strenuous tones. Then the
4 er, standing on the forward deck
the assembly call" then call to
Fters," and as the transport turned
prov toward the Golden gate he
the sick call"
be Buford viii be in mid-ocean
stmas day, but on board there will
big Christmas tree-Santa Claus
presents Tor every man, woman and
on the Vesses. Uncle Sam has
|ally provided for the occasion. and
|cinner on the ship will be replete
all the gastronOmic pleasures that
be enjoyed by the army contingent
are on land.
the strong vaults of the Buford
zszzb-OOO pesos, an unusually
2 shipment, Its holds were filled
capacity with freight. which in
I'D a big shipment of lumber for
.blulu, TO be used in the construc-
OF the new army barracks TO be
near that city.
e transport Thomas. from Manila
heouled to arrive at this port Fri
II has on board SO en-
'1 men Of battery r of the Fifth
4 artillery, d9 sick. insane. 81 pris-
.s, 80 casuals and a small number
.-my officers.
.e Thomas will sail on its return
70 Manila January and will take
|ge number Of casuals.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
H[N[Y IS GUARDED
AT COUNTRY PLACE
Prosecutor Enjoys Auto Rides
and Walks About the Beau
tiful Grounds

KENTFIELD, Dec. 5.--Francis j.
Heney is steadily regaining his
strength at the home Of William Kent.
Heney enjoyed an auto ride this morn
ing. In the afternoon he walked about
the beautiful grounds of the Kent home
guarded by the ever vigilant James
Foley. Several guards are reported to
be patrolling the grounds and warnings
have been posted that no one can
approach the house except up the main
driveway. After dusk no one is al
lowed on the premises.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
SALVADOR REVOLT
QUICKLY CHECKED
Former Vice President Pruden-
clio AIfarO Escapes to
the Frontier

WASHINGTON, Dec. president
Figueroa of Salvador has cabled Minister
Mejia declaring that the report regard
ing an uprising in that country is SEN
salional and that while there was an
incipient revolt those implicated were
promptly arrested. The leader. former
Vice President Prudeneio Alfaro.
escaped and is supposed to be making
for the frontier
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
CLEVER STUDENTS
TO PRESENT PLAY
Young Men of Sacred Heart Col
lege Will Be Heard in "The
ROthStOck Bell"
Performance Is to Take Place
at the College Auditorium
Tuesday Night

The students of Sacred Heart college
will present Tuesday night Anthony
J. Schiller's romantic operetta, THE
Rothstock Bell" at the Sacred Heart
auditorium, Fell and Fillmore streets
The boys are being coached by
Brother Y. Henry who, during his stay
IN portland, assisted in producing
several plays, all of them having been
pronounced successes
One of the notable features OF the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
SEMINARY HANDBALL COURT

MENLO PARK, Dec. 5.-St. Patricks S
seminary. the great Catholic institution
the physical as well as the moral train
ing of their students A contract has
been awarded by the college to c. A.
Brady for the erection of an elaborate
ly equipped handball court that will be
used exclusively by the students of the
senior college
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
Children and
PimpIes
Seem to Go Together and Yet
Few Parents Fully Appre-
ciate the Warning

At the age of puberty most children
are afflicted with pimples and many
with serious skin eruptions.
At this particular period in a child's
existence nature is going through a
transition which is of vital Importance
10 49, child and the parent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06

Important to Glass wearers
Chinn- Beretta Optical Co. has trans
ferred its business at 1921 Fillmore st.
to 1857 Van Ness av. (nr. California; .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

tiosrai ..orai deliveries on May contracts. Addi- .yyna. reports of damage by drought to the wneas srop in Southern Europe and Kansas "ers chiefly responsible for the. strength f.e.ne euIke In corn. however. had some ef- se,,v. shorts and Commission houses were sssuve bidders all day and offerings at no firm
 July opened k@ Ae lower ct spx @soc, hc.
 ,n Corn yss strong the. entire day on active .pauyius by shorts which was based on con snved pved wet weather in portions of the corn ,saAh An oIficai forecast of more rain to- morrow helped to further strengthen the market Offerings were light the greater part of the day. The market closed strong .,d May sold between 75kc and 7e*e and Siosed at 7sc. July opened unchanged to Ac higher at ss& @hc, advaneHn to ss ! c Ac. and closed at esMe- L,ts. receipts were z50 cars, with TO of contract grade.
 The bulge in corn caused firm market Ior oats but thesvoiutne of trade was small Buyins of September by commission house. was feature. July opened unchanged at 47hc.
 . Provistons were easy on a 10c decline In i've hogs. Local packers were the principal sellers Lard was also Sc lower at fs.i2h KIDS were hc lower at s7 32h 43s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. May 23.--Prices of stocks col- lapsed with great violence during today's poUrns of stocks ns wss Seayy in sone o0Sr ters, but the striking feature of the pro ceedings was the disappearance of all trace have been present through all stages of tho preceding advance in prices and through the period of digestion of profits which
 There were mixed opinions in Wall Street as to the motives for this sudden change tions The filing of the suit by the govern ment against the New York. New Haven law was much dwelt upon as belying the much heard assumption that a truce had been arranged between the administration and the corporations and a taclt agreement reached for the softening of the rigors of prosecution against railroad corporations So much has been heard of this assump- tton in connection with the recent rise ir stocks that the incident was dreaded for its effect on speculative holders of stocks who have acted upon 1t.
 Another view of the collapse was that 1t represented the normal continuation of a of artificial and manipulative origin from the outset. News of conditions today was more strikinsly corroborative of the claiIa" of general improvement on which the rise in prices was professedly based than at any time since it was undertaken. In spite shrinRaEe of railroad traffic. a decrease in idle car surplus was reported by the American Railway. Association in the,r statement published today of May i3, the reduced number of idle cars in the two weeks reaching s.sss cars.
 Apparently these favorable developments have not attracted as much demand for stocks as was hoped for. flood of stocks came from speculative sources today and caused the break in the market. extending all the way to six points in Union Pacific and St Paul
 Bonds were steady Total sales par val ue S1.426, 900, United States bonds were un- changed on cai. for the week.
 -
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
Corrected DaiIy.)

 These prices are at wholesale and not to stsPchmcorn sGchssn se1Oo: standard goods Pearl 4he; gloss lump A"e' nickel goods Lard-Lsaf axe: compound sAo: basis tisrces.
 sM orc; broken A G5c; Japan 5h G5%c. salt-Liverpool S1.1S; Virginia soc; Lou Vinesar-Per gallon 1s92sc.
 Coffee-Green common S1a Qloc: prime sh 410c; choice II l2c; fancy 18914hc candies-xXx Soda GAG; XXX ginger sardines-American mustard 2s.75; oil ss.75.
 green hides 094c; green salted Ao. Beeswax-1sc.
 W0oi~clear lsc; bury S9l1oi washed Ieai.standard soc; watersround s5o Fruit and Produce-Fancy lemons 3sos per box SS 90; Irish potatoes per bushei. si 10; onions. yellow globes $l 25 bu- fan cy H P. Peanuts eAc lb. choice Florida oranges. assorted sizes 38 50; Florida Pine apples S3 25; new potatoes $4. 50 bbl. Tomatoes .25: Snap Beans stand. S1: Cucumbers q 50.
 Cheese-Full cream. daisies 1ec: singles 15hc; l lb. cuts square 17c.
 Grits-Per bbl $4 IS; per sack s2 ?5. oats 6sc: white 6sc; white clipped e9hc; timothy hay $21 co; Johnson grass soc; AL Prime Cotton Seed Meal s2s .Oo: sacked cotton seed hulls &l3 ton.
 Molasses-Georga cane. bbl. 40c gallon cases gallons S3 50 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand. gallons $l4; h gallons 37 so; quarts $4 25 per dog.
 Chickens-Hens 35 544Oc: fryers 35 a 4oc; broilers BOG; ducks 25c: turkeys lie. sugar-Granulated 5 Ac; F, Y. c. 5hc. Eggs-16c.
 Country Butter-i5c per h.; Jersey but Bagging-New jute 50 or 30 yd. pieces 2 lb. S%c; Is ID. s4c; new sugar sack IA lb. TAG; lb. SAC second hand sugar sack 7h 9Shc.
 Ties-New Arrow S1 .15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
 Notice.

Default having been made in the payment of the debt secured by a mortgage executed to the National Building and Loan Association of Mont gomery, Alabama a corporation, or- ganized under the laws of the State of 18th day of November, 1904, and re- corded in the Probate once of Macon County. Alabama, in Book Al. page ASA. ct sea, I will sell, under the power contained in said Mortgage, on Monday the Sth day of June, 1908, at the Arte- of Montgomery, Alabama, during the legal hours of sale. at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the fol- lowing described real property situat- cd lying and being in the town of Bus kegee, County of Macon, and State of Alabama, viz: s.. ;. No. G. 26 feet front running back 150 feet situated on the north side of Court Square, in block No. D. and bounded on the south by Court Square; on the west by lot No. !. owned by w. J. Gautier; on the east by parts of lots ]. e. McWh orter; and on the north by lot of Jessie L. Adams; being the same conveyed to Martha A. Eich by Mollie E, Philips, J. G. McWhorter, and D. s. McWhorter. on the 18th day of Au- gust, 1890. by a deed of record in the Probate Oflee of Macon County. State of Alabama in book 2, page 369. Said anu @ E. W. THOMPSON,
 Assignee
 O. g. LEWIS,
 Attorney for Assignee.
 sw-At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
MONUMENT UNVEILED.
Memory of Senator Marcus Hanna Il
 Honored.

Memory of Senator Marcus Hanna ts
 Honored.
 Cleveland, Ohio. May 23-A monu- ment in memory of the late senator Marcus H. Hanna was dedicated here this afternoon, in the presence or many distinguished guests and thousands oi spectators.
 The oration was delivered by John W. Griggs, former United States At torney General. Vice President Fair banks was to have presided, but he was unable to attend. His place was filled by ex-Governor Myron T. Her rick. Secretary Taft and President Hadley, of Yale Collet 7, and Governor Harris and staff were among the guests.
 The monument was dedicated on its temporary site in Wade Park Later 1t will be moved down town and placed in the hall being built in connection with the grouping of public buildings. The statue is in bronze and was design ed by St Gaudens. The figure Is eight feet high The pedestal designed hy Henry Bacon. of New York. adds twelve feet to the height. It is of granite. bronze plate upon the pedestal reads:
 This monument is erected by friends and fellow citizens to commemorate his efforts for peace between capital and labor. his useful citizenship and distinguished public service"
 The invocation was delivered by the Right Rev George F. Huck. The statue was unveiled by Mrs. Ruth Han na Mccormick and Mrs. Mabel Hanna Parsons, daughters of the late Senator. The benediction was delivered by the Right Rev w. O. Leonard. Bishop ot Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
Mnfice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until l2 o'clock noon: June 22nd, lsos, for na paXlbniG pSurbiG9r same ara with granite: and for paving Broad Street with asphalt and brick ana curbing same with artificial comOlheo curb and gutter. A..,ooA .nd r,sps examined at this office.
 The right Is reserved to reJect any or all P'0pJU JULIEN SMITH,
 City Engineer,
 Selma, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

INV loFk. May VI office futures onan ed quiet at unchanged prices and rnIsd auiet i during the day with the close steady net unchanged 70 five points higher on seat were were reported of $500 bags including ''FS December .... .... ''-''-o lu March .... .... '''''-'o ua
 Spot steady Rio No s%c. santo. >,'I oh S.c. mild coffee quiet Cordova ga 5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NOTICE
PROBATE COURT. MONTGOMERY
 ALABAMA.

PROBATE COURT. MONIuOMhNI'
 ALABAMA.
 In the matter of the estate of J. S. Edson.
 Letters of Administration upon the estate of the said J. s Eidson deceased having dsv H of May. 1908. by the Honorable J. B. Gaston, Judge of the Probate Court. of Mont gonaery County. notice Is hereby given tbSt siI persons having claims against said estate wifi be required to present the same ,,dtbIn The time allowed by law, or that the same will be barred. And all persons oUrins the estate will settle with the under signed. mANIib hDSONs -Ru-3t AdministratriX.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NEW oRLEANs corToN.

New Orleans. May 23.-Cotton. spots were steady at an advance of l-l6c. MiddlinE 1lkc Sales were e50 bales on the spot and 450 to arrive
 Futures opened steady twelve to fifteen points above the close of yesterday as a re- suit of the advance at Liverpool Beneficial rains were reported from many points throughout the belt and resulted in a still further advance following the opening.
 The future market today was not charac- terized by any particular feature out of the ordinary but the half day saw fairly good volume of business transacted. At the coise which was steady. the future months ferday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

T-lndicates inappreciable rainfall s-For 18th meridian time '
 NOTE-The average maximum and mini are made up at each center from Inc ac- tuaI number of reports received. The ''stata or weather Is that prevailing q. time oS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
REMARKS

emperature changes have been generally slight Fair weather has prevailed in tbe middle districts sprinkles to light showers nave occurred in the eastern districts and more general rains in the western portion Of the belt the rainfall being heavy to ex- cessiVe in portions of Oklahoma and TexaE
 FRANK CHAPTER
 S0ction Director " IA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NEW YORK BONDS.

U S. refg 2s, reg. .... ........ 1o3 # v, do coupon ...' '..- '.'' ..''-. ioS <
 do. coupon . .... .... .... ....1O0% U s New 4s. reg. ..'. .... ...-I22o American Tobacco Is .... .... ...... 7l4
 do 6s .''' ..'' '.'. ''.' ....lo9 4
 do. adjustment 4s -. .... .... S7i5 Atlantic Coast Line As co. .. ...... 92% Baltimore Ohio 4s 99 Brooklyn R ev Is ......... . .... Ss Central of Georgia 5s ......io4B
 do ist @ Inc ..'' ...' ''.. '.'''' Iooh -hesa. & Ohio 4hs =. .... .... ....lOi (. R & P. R R 4s ...: ...: -. :? c. c, (. < St L. gen. As -. .... .... s7S Col nd. 5s Ser Al. -..' .... ...... 62% Col < Southern 4s .... .... ........ 90 Denver & R Or. 4s .... .... -. -. ss Distillers' Sec. 5s .... .... ...-...... 74h Erie prior lien 4s .... ........ 90 Erie. Erie general ,a ,Io1 As ,l. ..' .-.' q Japan 4l2 g. cert. S8 Lou & Nash. Unified 4s .... .... 99 Manhattan con. gold 4s .... e.. .... ssA Mexican Central As 84h do ist. Inc --.' .... ...... F Ms. K < Texas 4s ... .... .... ssH Mis. K S Texas Ends .... ...... s3 N Y. Central Gen 3As .... .... go N J. Central gen. 5s .... .... ......1241a Northern Pacific 4s..... ..10lA F Norfolk & west con. 4s -. -. ... s4s, Oregon short Line rfdE. Is .. 92 Penn. cv. 3las .... ..... .... .... e. 95 Reading gen. As .... ..-. .... ...... 959s St. l.. & L M. con. 5s .... .... ....10S St L. & s F. fg- Is .... .... ........ 73s4 St. L. Swest con. Is .... 62 Seaboard Air Line As .... .... ...... sl Southern Pacific 4s ..-. .... Ssss
 do. 1st- 4s. cert.... co. ......., 921t Southern Ky. 5s ..+. .... ......i iOl P Texas X Pacific 1sts .... ...- ......l1lt ', Tol. S l.. & W. Is Q. ...... ........ Z2 Union Pacific cv. As .... .... .. ....10I do cy 4s .--..... .... .... .... 9o}s Wabash lsfs .-.' .-'' .''' ..-' .... l05 < Wheeling X r Erie 4s . .. go wisconsin Central As .-.... ..-. .... s6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NrW yORK DRY GOODe

New York May g The cotton goods market closed firm with an advancing tend ency on bleached goods. New higher prices are to be made next week Linens are selling better Burlaps for spot and contract delivery are easier Fine cottons are in bet ter demand from jobbers and mills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
Nrxu YnRK PRnnucI

New York. May 2s.--cotton seed oii steady prime yellow tIAc. ,rifusai ss-test si.s3; moiasses sugar ss.is: refined steady; No. ss %; No. ! sifS; No II $40; No. IF A.sS; Nc. "a ;i SO; No. II q. b5; confeetioners A ss;Io; ss.io: powdered $50: granulatsd ss.lo; cubes 4b eb,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS

St; LouIE, May 23 -The Sf Louis eraIn markets ark today day ranged as follows al" Corn May 7lle bid, July 65 Sent sqsl. range s45s to 65l4 q % bid 63 10 6sss '' B Oats May 57lz Nominal. Sept S64
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

Chicago. May 23.-Fresh reports of dam age to the new crop caused strength to- closing at a net gain of i4 a asc rorn was up & &c Oats were Hc higher Provisions were 9 h c SC lower The wheat market was firm all day with the exception of a slight dip at the start, due to lower cables and to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. May 23.-The cotton market closed steady with prices net 13Gls points higher.
 Receipts at the ports today 12,e53 bales. arainst 9362 last week and 7.10T last year For the week (estimated) 50,00o bales. against 53.229 last week and bS.22S last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 2.elo bales. against 1427 last year. and at Hous- ton 5s1 bales against 1,7s2 last year.
 Futures opened firm and closed steady; 0rav Itch CiosN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NAVAL STORES,

Savannah, May 23-Turpentine nrri 42hc; sales l,l5s; receipts s2s: shipments
 Rosin firm; sales 9,7os: receipts 2.ssoi shipments 2,4s6; stock !t.oss. Quote; AHS iS C $S 20; H s3.7o s4. 75: K S: 70 7s: " s5. so@s5; N $e. .oO9os; we s.lo: wv Charleston. May 2s.-Turpentins quiet al
 Rosin quiet. ABc .2. .soess; D sa. soeso s295H S3. 90; F $3.05910; $3 1og 17h; H s3.6od65; I S4.s0; K s5 :eoi s5.s5: s5.s5; we $500; wv ss.os $6.l0.
 steady 4ikc; receipts 3S casks.
 Resin steady $2. 45 receipts f2.
 Tar firm S1 50; receipts no.
 Crude turpentine firm s3,oo; s2.so ant $3.75; receipts 1Ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
BRYAN'S GREAT ASTHMA MEDICINE

No remedy ever Discovered it's equal Asthma most aggravated and of long stand-
 ing positively cured. IL relieves instantly.
 Asthma Cure. Regular Boxes 10. 35 and 50 cents Sold by leading druggists everywhere and D. 0. Fowler. TFiAl FTsa Bry@ns Drug
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

The sales of the day were 1000 bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 7,45O American. Receipts 100 bales all American.
 Futures opened barely steady and closed weak near months steady and distant fnonfhG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
THE METAL MARKETS

New York. May 23.-The metal markets were quiet in the absence of cables.
 Tin was quoted at s2s. 35 0s3s. 50.
 Copper continued quiet with lake quoted at sig .769Sl3. %; electrolytic at $l2.62h asTM; casting at a12.50@63h.
 Lead was firm at q 22h a37h.
 Spelter was dull at S4 4.5b660.
 Iron was quiet and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

to fall very slowly.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 Light scattered showers have occurred in extreme eastern cotton districts. the Ohio valley, and the northeast. though generally fair and moderately warm weather has pre- vailed to the east of the Mississippi River land.
 Temperatures were 90 degrees or slightly higher over the middle and eastern cotton districts yesterday.
 An extensive area of low barometer, with center over New Mexico. has caused very genral rains from tn Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi River the rainfall being heavy to excessive in portions of Oklahoma and Texas. As this low moves eastward 1t may cause showers in Torthern Alabama Sunday. but fair weather is lndicsTed for middle Alabama during tonight and Sun day.
 Fair weather oresxls in the western districts Temperatures nave risen serne- what in the middle west.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

Montgomery. Alabama. for the 24 hours ending at 6 am. Thth meridian time.
 Saturday. May B. 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

Sales High. Low. lcloss Bid.
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s---RisinR. x-Falling.
WEATHER CnNnIrInNs.

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and the Alabama will continue to fall very slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

'-Receivsd toe late to be included in av- erageA-
 DISTRICT AVERAGES.