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The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
A Hearty Appetite.

is what most babies have, but is or
no benefit to them IL they have
worms. BE sure your baby is not
troubled with them. Sure sym
ptoms-aiways hungry, rings un-
der the eyes, not gaining in weight
and yellow complexion. A few
doses OF Whites Cream vermifage
viii expel all worms. II b. a posi-
tive cure and reliable. Price 2se
per bottle, Sold by r. H. Frank,
lin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
IAN

Rogers-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rogers, at their home near
Sharon, Sunday, December IL, 1909
a Observation-Disclosures born,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Burnsiue,
at their home in Ot,umWa, Iowa,
December 6, 1909, an eight pound
boy. Since the arrival of the son,
wPeckn thinks he is a half bushel.
News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
SINOIsQOH

The Jake George school house
seven miles east OF H~ous-onia,
caught firn from a defective flue
Monday night about $50 o'clock
and burned to the ground. The
building was insured FOR $500
There will be a meeting Of the eax-
payers OF thas district this even
ing to make arrangements for a
temporary location for the school
and to consider ways and means
for building a new building. MSS
Matte Cooley, OF Warrensburg, Ia
the teacher.-Houstonian.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
Dodson-Elmore

A. w. Dodson AMI Miss Ge orr
Elmore were married at Marsna
Monday December 20, 1909 by Rev
Wharton. The groom is a popular
fireman on the c & A. here and
we'll known in Slater, the bride -
and Mrs. e. e. Elmors AMI has
many friends in Slater who join in
wishing them we'll. They expect 10
make their home in Slater.-Siater
News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
County News
From Our Exchanges
NELSON

NElcON
j. d. Moulton, who conducted a
hardware and implement house In
this city for thu past two years,
traded the same to p. c. Bush
for a herd of thoroughbred sheep
on Friday of last week. Mr.. Bush
will continue the business, and be-
ing well and ~favorably known in
this vicinity it Is no more than
natural to expect chat he will en-
Joy the confidence of the people of
this communicates. Hannlin
OF near Hoping won the $500 prize
offered bv G.. b. Davis to the per-
son raising and bringing to him
before Dec. 10, the ten largest .ur-
keys. The birds averaged q pounds
each. The next nearest cont stants
are Tom Smith with turkeys weigh
ing 200 1-2 lbs; viii Smith 1893 l-2
lbs. and Albert Giliispie 1873 lbs
DR.. Shuck and family, Miss Rylc
Wing and Russell Coleman spen:
Saturday and Sunday al the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bagnell. Mr.. and r. Fl. Scott and
and Mr.. Bagnell and friend of Mar
shall were also present al the mid
day meal Sunday.---Chas. MUIR
ply who was quite i'll with heart
trouble, was operated on last Tues
day and is improving rapidly
Rev. Clinton Cox will preach at
Miller's church Sunday Jan. I'd. Ia
the morning only.---Prof. d. V,
Reynolds was called to the bedside
of his father, j. c. Reynolds. OF Mi
ami last Saturday and reports his
father seriously ill.-Advance.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
BLACKBURN

Mrs. Drunert who has been the
guest OF the family Of her brother
Henry Neideriohn, for several days
left Thursday for her home at
Warrenton, Mo- Mre. Christ
inc Alpers, OF Sweet Springs, is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
August Pape. She left for home
Wednesday morning.---Miss c.
Lopez who has been with her aunt,
Mrs. c. 8. Buckley, in Kansas City
for several months, came home
Tuesday morning for the holidays
---Mrs. Ike p. Taylor went to
Slater Tuesday morning to see her
new granddaughter who arrived
Monday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Entrekin.-Record-
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
GILLIAN

DR.. Ford lost a valuable horse
Sunday night. It went to some
thing to get a drink and became
stuck in the mud, freezing to death.
---Ahe Oak Grove school in
charge OF Miss Amrine, Of Slater,
was closed this week on account
of several cases of uiptheria being
in the neighDorhCo1.---Ex. ga
ran into a string OF cars OF Elk. Soi
left on the pas sing crack WITHOUT
a light at Gillian TUESDAY night,
and smashed the pilo- and knox
ed a draw bar out. Ex. S0i was
doubling the hin and had gone
back after he second section of
the train when the accilen. hap
pened.-Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
MALTA BEND

Joe Deckard has been sick this
week and Oman Rozell has been
draying for him, We hope that
Joe will soon recover.---In the
United States CourI at Hannibal, Mo
last week Bers Wiseman of Mar
shall was sentenced to Is months
in the Federal prison a. Leaven-
worth, Kans. Wiseman was charg-
ed with robbing the postoifice at
I~lasco, Rails county,---lommy
Elliott, son of Ye Editor is sick
with a bilious attack this week.
Mrs. A. McRoberts and Miss Irene
Houston were in Marshall last kri-
day,-News,
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
sLAl

Miss Bee O'HeaA
Francis left rhursd)
Rock, Ark, where thu
Christmas with their
w. j. Baily.----Sam
forms us that he has ri
farm In Vernon COUNT
move there the first Of |
Rustler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. AprIl ss.--The overnowins speculative confidence which made it- self % strongly felt in the stock mar ing and irreguisr and the demand upward. The efforts of yesterday's ! sS rs1s ss Dg0s ss.s s01nd gave way before the attempt. Ths css- setfon Of the important selling when the decline in prices had. gone but . stross a for ,Ss f sus this manifestation stopped at q nara , tive tive a. lmpTsssion. .a . The pront-taking was ~ sustainsc by adyances @ Anf cs csrs roin1s 6sis1s The causes for the haitins the upward movement lay for the most part with the speculative opinions of the habituai slsasaStions of are sasonE slass Ehcsss current trading. The dificuity of dis- tributing stocks at the level to which prices have attained and the belief that been fairly discounted. Induced caution on the part of these operators The improvement in the steel trade was no cnange from the conviction that the steel products is the most important Index of Improvement in progresk in the trade situation that offered itself improvement In prices was not 50 pro- neunced. according 10 later repsfts as m the earlier versions of the situat tion current yesterday. An abandonment of ting on the part of the principal steel interests was given as the true condi- ton rather than q more positive move menr ta 10 llft prices. At the same time unied States Steel had got back to the level reached before prices of steel s produets were cut while the. preferred ecos s sshss hs rss .s the h hn6s 6ass pggs gsss within frsctioa of Ies1ls the highest isI point T touched this year. These facts and the trading stocks gave rise to the irnpres- sion that the good featurek of the sit- uati2n had had their due effect on wss party ee assyg tone ,n of the market aggressive movement upwards in Read. a ing, but the lack of seuuence to thia movement left. the former impression tive strength of considerabie symns- thetic effect in the early deaiings was found in the Southern kaiiway sscmris s sies nsr led ey the eomgany's development company's banker at 70 with a later ad. vance Tn the offering price to 90 fhese bonds today sold as high as s2 I.2. An tn,oanesmsnt t,o was made of the dissoiu- wrote the Southern Pacific convertibie ts at ss. all but q smaiI portion haying oeen subscribed for by stockholders, without a call on syndicate subscribers me underwriting of a new issue of kansss City Southern per cent bonds Tor which authority Is to be asked from stvSkAoiders, was announced. These evidences of the readiness with which tne railroads are eniisting new capitai caused hopeful views of the revival of oe oemsnd Tor railroad equipment and industry were strong.
 Arrangements for the May pav- ments did not lift the call money rate 2 zDovs per cent, and time money was
 Bonds were firm. Total sales mar value. F6,430.o00. United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
MI vour r,orrou.

New York, April as--TodAys octtsn mar
 ket more than rseox<rsd yssterdAy'e iose.
 with buying mors general than for come
 days past. the close stsady q . net sd.
 vance of lioi7 points The marhst opssssd
 vance of two points and st ftrst showed
 some activity with scattering iiouidaicn and
 local bear pressure Cables were fully as good as due however bull suppor partfcu-
 iariy of october seemed 10 De little more aggressive. and prices soon raufed.
 Trading during the middle sYfon was good undertone with new crop petitions rel- ativeiy firm on buyinG by leading bull inter- ests and after the pubiication of . private crop report suggestipg . decreAses of ' per cent. in acreage and unfsvorable conditions for an early start, the market becnnns more active and advanced sharply The eioss was within point or two of the top. buyers here during the day. and while there seemed to De great deal of O1ober Tor sale under io.2s. offerings were well ab- sorbed 4s
 Southern spot markets officially reported were l-isc lower to kc higher. Very little further rain was reportde in the southwest, but mall advices being Pow received from sections of Texas indicate an improvement Tomorrow will be the first May notice day in the local market but it e said notices will
 not be circulated for more than ten tnous- and bales. A
 Receipts aDths ports today. ls.ssa bales,
 year. For the week iso.eo bales, against
 184z74 lst week nd 5As71 last year.
 Todays receipts at New orleans sss2
 bales. against b,ss3 last year and At Houston
 f,f5a bales against 101s last year.
 Futures opened stedy and closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

aged local bulls. It was purely weather market from the start Reports of the breaking of the drought in Texss were lost in the fear of damage from cold weather as the result of the cold wave crossing the country.
 Reports from Louisiana planters were very bad. complaint being made of over flows and the presence this early of boil weevel In large numbers. Buying was steady all day. although the volume of bus ness transacted was not large Prices grad uaiiy rose until they were il @i5 points over yesterdays final figures. The closing was steady at net hdva-re Of fe013 points.
 Futures closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
MARKET IS ACTIVE
coNsaDnRApLE COTTON rs OFFER ER F0R eALU
Uux1ng Yssser1uy . TotaI or 800 Bales wefe Re1eaeed by tke uoIderu,
 she Fieesy sss1ae nstss-

The cloud of inactivity. which has snwrapped the local spot cotton mar ket all week. was lifted yesterday and after considerable cotton was offered pn the tables at the warehouses and after much looking around on the part of the shippers. total Of $50 bales was released by the holders. marking the activity of the day, of this amount. 800 bales was in one lot and went at . figure close around 10 Is cents.
 Weather developments over Wednes- day night were In favor of the bull side of the market yesterday, while the precipitation during. the past twenty -Four hours was fnsignificart, and the map yesterday showed big rain pass- ing oxer the belt, with Indications of cold wave and rain folloEing. This outlook gave the market c firmer tone yesterday and led to an advance of about ten points in the first hour. Iuly futures closing last evening II points higher than the close the day before.
 Trade situations being better, the strength in wheat, and rood foreign demand reported, all contributed to the hrmness of the market yesterday.
 The extreme western part of the cot. ton belt Is still suffering from the long continued drouth while the rains In the past few days has brought some relief to the other sections. The weather map yesterday sho wed traces of rain at Abilene. Texas. and around that vicinity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
(rhe quotations are corrected dauv |, The Advertiser.)

r, CThe quotations are corrected daily for fne Advertiser.)
 MEArI-standard W. G' es iA. sarHs so. bushel: cream Peerless s5c bushel.
 prime isSiss sGmaSs faSsy 'G i@ste: ssse:rT p.. 10 berry i2he; old government Java 2f@32c; roasssa i,s ssss fssey PCT S.,.sS grin: Mocha and Java blends 25@ssc.
 cHEEsE-F1li cream daisies ls0 2oc;
 sgoAR-drSauistsd standard 5ke; fancy
 FLoUR-FAney. nominal; stra,xh.s .s ,s 9ss;7s; patents 7.1o@as; fancy patents
 sTARcH-corn 7@lOc; standard soodn RicE-Ex.ra fancy head 7H@se; fancy
 s1LT-I4verDoOI s1.Io; Virginia $50;
 yINEcAK..Psr gsllon soSsoe.
 cRAckEEs-vxxx GERS w Soda s,ac; xxx cin- ssD' ssS Hs sods Biscuit 'o So oy'sS sSs
 sARDINEs-.Amsrican A-on ts.4Oo so;
 MoL4ssEs-esorsia Cane Dbl, sso gal. |; siS sSifassl s eorn :yfSp in case. saiios. oss 8
 MAPLE sYRuP-'Leg Cabin" brand. . quarter gallons ss.So per case.
  l SUGAR CURED MEATs-Hams, medium l average i5h o 1sc; bacon l592tkc; shonl-
 BACON MEATs-clsar ribs sil .7S@s1s; | extra ribs S11 7b @s13. l LARD-Hog compound e%c; fancy hog ! lard I1Kc: kettle rendered ISM @isE O: 1 snowdrift s%c; snow-white 8%c; Flake white S %c: standard cotton oil lard e%c | DRY SALT MEATS-Dry salt ribs 0iO 90 l O S1i. 2s; dry salt cut ribs S1.60@76. Il Grain and Feedstuffs. II CORN -CHOPS-Per bu. 4S k 0S2Ac II cORN-Whits from store s2 9sc: mixed YH44SY@Timothy. IA choice per ton szt; No. 1 Il per ton s1s; Alfalfa per ton $23: Johnson | grass per ton sl3Gs14. II OATS-White from store. dray lots, 67c. II BRAN-Per ten 32s Shorts s30. I GRITS-Per bbl S4 50; per sack 42. 3s. II Cotton Seed and Products. II COTTON SEED-$1s per ton MEALr-Choice $24, firm; prime 7M peI cent per ton 324; prime cake per ton e2l.
 LINTERs-Per h. 1@Sc, OIL-Car lots; prime crude basis per lb ( l-Bc; basis refined.
 COTTON SEED HULLS--Loose. per tor SC. SO: sacked per ton 50. III GERMAN MONEY. Berlin. April 2s-Exchange on London 2 marks 45 pfennigs for cheeks. Money nominal. Private discount rate < per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
cHIcAGo aRAIN ANn PRoDuCD

CnlcaSO, AprH Zy.~-Adokioaal delay in seeding operations in the northwest. owing to continued unfavorabie weather caused a further advance in wheat prices today. closing quotations showing net gains of $ firm and provisions weak.
 The wheat market was strong all day and from the low point of the day while other deliveries showed almost equally as sharp advances. The bulge. however, induced liberal realizing which resulted in break of about 1c from the best mark of the ses- sion. 4 heavy snowfall in the Canadian Minnesots and the pakotas was inc ehisf factors in the situation. Reports from Min neapolis claimed that seeding has already will be fully another seven days before farm work can be resumed generally in the spring wheat territory. even with favorable wealth
 An improved demand for spring wheat for Shipment to the east from Duluth and western markets prompted additional buy ing of wheat here The loss of . large quantity of wheat in the destruction by fire fiuence at the start The trade was inclln- cd to ignore the bearish reports ernanating from the Southwest where weather condi- ing crop and also to disregard the weak tone of cables bsrss During the SsL shs iss and closed at si .1iN. September sold be- tween s1.oi% and si.e4h and closed at
 wet WoALnSr ana tHS OOl8g An WhS@t AS0 strengthening effect on the corn market throughout the day. but the edge was taken off bullish sentiment during the fast half liyeries by traders who were disposed to discount the effect of a probable increase in receipts following the completion of spring work on the lfarms During the day the May delivery sold between 7eAe and 71%c. The close was firm with prices unchanged to X o Hc higher with May at 71@ hc. Cold weather in the west and northwest inspired considerable buying of oats and the market was firm all day, although sem timent was a little less oullish late in the session on selling based partly on favora- ble crop reports from Southern Illinois. At the close prices were unchanged to E 0 high CT. compared with the previous final quota tions May ranged between 56% Q %o and closed at the low figure.
 Trade in provisions was extremely quiet, the bulk of business consisting of changing from May to more deferred futures. Senti- nent was bearish and at the close prices were to isAc lower than the previous close.
 The leading futures ranged as follows for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
.nnat 4 .ef nnn A..

eqAat to l6i.ooo bu.
 Primary receipts were 224,0o0 hu. compar- ed with esi.ooo bu., the corresponding day a year ago.
 { Estimafed receipts for tomorrow: wheat s cers corn 7s cars; oats e3 cars; hogs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
NEW YORK BONDS.

Us S. ref 2s, reg ......10lb b
 uo. coupon ...... l0l A U. B. Ss, reg .'s' .... .1O1 1a
 do. coupon ..... .1O2 U. $. 4s, reg ....... .1l9
 uo. coupon ...... .120 h Anis- Chalmers 1st bs ...... s3h Ann AFT. os ...' '..' sss. ...s'.... 1OO s Ann. T. 6 T. cv. As .... ....... IDA 4 Ann. Tob As 19H
 oo' os ..'' '''s ''s' .'''....l l1V Atchison gen. 4s .... ........1 .100A
 do. Short Line ist As .... s5h
 do. cv fs ..-. zoe ... .10s Att Coast Line list Is ........ eT
 do- ShS ,3t s,. '..' ''.' = ..'' St% Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s .... '..,... S6 Can. Sou. lst es .... ..1o6& F Central of Georgia 5s .... .l10M Central Leather bs ...... 9SA Central of N. J. gen. 5s ....129h Ches & Ohio hs .,.' '... .'..l05 Chicago & Alton 3hs .... ,. 16h Chi. B. Q. joint As .... .... 9Sh Chi, M. 6 St. P. gen. SIS ...... 91t Chi. R. I. & P. R. col 4s ...... s0%
 do col es '.'' .'-'. '''' '''''''' Sa
 do. rfdg. 4s s... ....,... s2h c. c. ( & St. L. gen 4s 9s Col. Ind. 5s .... .... .. ........,... T3h coi Southern ref. & ext AIS .... .. ssS Del & Hudson cv. 4s .... .... ....- .1OS A do. 1st. ref ts .... ....1O2k Denv R. Or 4s .... ..., 96h Distillers' Sc ''.. ...... 15 A Erie prior lien 4s .... ...... s7 Erie gen As .'.. 74h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
NEW oRLxANs sror CorroN.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON,

New Orleans, April ee.--Spot cotton stea dy unchsngsd mfddlIng I0kc. Sales on the eppt 2.00e bales, to arrive 4z6.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of zf4 points. Liverpool cables were favora, khlA and the attitude of New York enceur-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
MERCANTILE PAPER.

New York, April 29-CIose: Prime mer- cantiie paper 3h 44 per cent Sterling exchange steady with actual bus mess in bankers btlia at As6 6@1s for sixty day bills and at 4s7 40 for demand.
 Commercial bills ts6 M@M.
 Bar silver 52w.
 Mexican dollars 4a.
 Government bonds steady railroad bOnd'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
ENGIdsH BANK sTATEATENT

London, April 2s.-rhe weekly statement of the Bank of England shows the follow ing changes:
 Total reserve inc ,.., ....,.f1ss,ooo Sireuiauon, oee.' 70. ...'.. ss,oe9 Eulnons Inc. sss.s.s. oStlSb Other securities, dec. ... .... ..... .565. .0o0 Other deposits dec..s. 43e.o00 Public deposits, Inc .s.... 64.000 Government securities were unchanged.
 The proportion of the banks reserve to liability this week is so .S1 per cent; last week 1t was 4e .7s per cent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
NAVAL STORES.

quiet 3ec. Aurpehtine Resin quiet. Quote: ABc ss sax. n .a AZ @Th s3.so; F $3.72K 97s; c a. 50: R .segsS; M IS; K $4. 30; NJ s5. .0o 0o5: e"'a'V-e' We so-oo@sS; wv $5. 30.
 saxannah. April ss.--rurpentine f,rr, ssA sfc; sales sl7; receipts slo; ship Rosin firm; sales ZOOS: receipts 1.sss. ssnipmsnts !7s; stock 1oi. 7sf. Quote: s,s2h; D ts. l7h; D a. so@saK;F F ts.75: @ob; N sS. 1e@2b; we s5.25: wv S5. as. Wilmington. April 2s.-spirits turpentins steady s6e; receipts casks
 Rosin steady s2. 10: receipts TO-
 Tar firm Si.So; receipts 7s
 t4. %; receipts 30. ~@~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
LIYERPOoL GRAIN.

Liverpool April 29-Close: Wheat, spot steady; No. red western winter stock. Futures steady; May Ss 7Md; July ss ekd; September ss 2Ad.
 Corn spot strong; new American mixed via Galveston 6s sd: futures quiet; May nominal; July 5s 4&d.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
LONDON sTOCKs.

London. April 29.--American securities were steady and without important changes during the early trading today. At noon the tone was firm and prices ranged a half below to half above yesterdays New York closing.
 There was some continental buying which held prices until the New York opening was received when the market sagged. closing dull and easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

:, Hayden. Stone & Co.-"we eous,1a .ns position of cotton strong and ex
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

<iverpool cabled, Saxon and Gerri7ar 2 asmDsiisa to buy " saon.s % a'' VIII 2
 Memphis reported a sale of l,2ot bales to the continent yesterday, al tho highest basis of the season. {. 4 circular has been issued placins the average decrease in cotton this year at three per centy with the great cent. and in Louisiana at one per cent All the other Plates with the exception or Tsnnessee. also show a reduction. cotton will be planted in Arkansas be- cause of the weevil.
 New Orleans wires, Not much actu- looking around. All cheap holdings are gone and buyers now say d inost Independent lot of holders who want their price or nothing doing. Futures nervous Wish strong undertone."
 New York wires. Very little cotton troll"
 New Orleans wires, "Prospects for more rain in central and eastern belt over eve. week end causes renewed activ-
 
 Following is wire from New
 Report very byllish showing most unfavorable weather in Texas and un- favorable weather in all States except North Carolina and Tennessee, where the plant has come to a stand if looks sickly and only 1ine weather can put 1t in good shape, many farmers becoming discouraged over the out late"
 The local pianters state that the latter part of the above wire ia un- true. as the weather so far in the At .iantics and especially in this vicinity mas been very favorable for planting and for the young plant, and where the cotton Is ups the stands look very healthy.
 Following are some opinions of tba large New York houses:
 Dick Bros. q Co, 1.-The main bull ish feature of the present situation ia tue Willingness of outsiders to buy
 s. B. Chapin e Co.:--rsentir1fent- ss more favorable to bnlIish activity ff All markets just now among the spec ulative element than otherwise"
 Edward, Moyse 6 co.-'This is bul,
 Henskorke, Lyon Co--"For rno- ment, public interest in cotton haa di- minished to considerable degrss.s :, Hayden, Stone & Co.-'we eouss1ar .ns position of cotton strong and ex- pect a materially higher lever fnally."
 Bailey 6 Montgomery.-"we muat nave satisfactory weather condifions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
TREAsuRY RALANCES.

Washington, April 2s.--Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund shows:
 Cold coin and bullion ........s 42, sos ,sss Gold certfIicates 44s4lT.4lU Available cash balance .... .... 125. 55s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

SNE A<Us hsDccavNSs wheat cars. with of contract grade. Corn S5 cars with 4S of contract grade. Oats 92 cars. Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min neapolis and Duluth today were I22 cars compared with I4s cars last week and i5s cars the corresponding day year ago Produce Market.
 Enthusiastically. creameries 2a@26; daf. rIes 1eh @23hc.
 Eggs-steady; firsts 200; prime firsts 2Ic Cheese--Steady: Daisies 15@1SMc; Twins IA Q @16c; Young Americas ilh @i4hc; Long Horns AK @Kc. - Potatoes-Weak: choice to fancy si co @si .o2 fair to good s5@esc.
 Poultry-steady; turkeys lie; chickens Veai-steady; 50 to 50 ID. wts 5@bme: SO to s5 lb. wts. Sh @7c; s5 to no ID. wts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
! AN EXAMPLE OF "CET THERE"

was the remodeling and re-equip- ment of the Court Square Market. The establishment ordered new lighting fixtures, fans, and that un- avoidable signal of progressiyeness. an Electric Sign, which was lighted within five days from the time 1t was ordered.
 The influx of new patronage to the Montgomery Light & Water Power Company IS surely an en- couragement to organize for a still better and more prompt service.
 Within very short time new de. veIopment will transpire that will further convince every patron of this Company that his or her confidence was not misplaced when favoring this Company with patronage.
 Get your May 1st orders in aOtU. \ Montgomery Light & Water
 Power Company