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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON. cotton futures on the New Otieans csstes &chsnGe today ranged as fellows:
 iopen LAiEhi Low.lCless
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NEW oRI.EANs corrox

New Orleans, June 2i.-spot cotton was steady. i-isc higher; middiing He. Sales on the spot 800 bales; to arrive none.
 Fetures opened steady at an advance of sus points on favorable Liverpool cables and bad weather reports. Throughout the day vas weather mafket shorts eov- erng freely and longs adding to their hold ings on the worst news of the season from several states Mississippi and Alabama sent in sensationaiiy bad reports as the result of heavy rains over sunday. At the highest the active months were at a net advance of l3 points. Outside longs Hauidated theIr July contracts freely. finding ready buyers among spot people. The closing was steady st an advance of 12@i3 points over satur- days closing.
 Cotton futurea cloxed ateady-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
MONEY MARKET

New York June 21-Monsy on call easy 1h@M per cent; ruling rate E per cent. closing bid I E per cent; offered at 1 A per cent.
 Time loans dun: lacking orders because Of liquidation; sixty days 2h 03h per cent ninety days 2h @% per cent; six months 3M per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper 3 4 @4 per cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual busi- ness in bankers bills at 4ss. 70 o SO for sixty days bills and at 4sS. o5 for demand. Commercial bills 4S5%@&.
 Bar silver 52A.
 Mexican dollars A.
 Government bonds weak; railroad bonds irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
GraIn nnd Feedstuffs.
MArsER TRANSFERS MEET
ThIrty-Ave Cities Are Represented al
 Boston.

Boston. June 21.-SiX hundred mas ter teamsters from thirty-five cities of the United States assembled in this city today at the seventh annual con vention of the National Team owners Association. Business sessions were held and will be continued tomorrow concluding with the election nation al officers.
 Mayor Hubbard extended the welcome of the city to the visiting delegates at the opening session, following whirh the convention organized and proceed cd to businesR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
COEFEr MARKET

New York June 21.-The market for cof- fee futures opened quiet at unchanged prices to an advance of five points in response to the partial advance of A d in the European markets but eased off on scattering liquid alton with the close quiet net unchanged to 10 points lower Sales 5000 bags. including auIy at 6.35; September 5.S5; December
 spot quiet; No, Rio 77s 6sc; No 1 San tos sAc; mild dull: Cordova 9% 9l2&c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
Daily Movement of Produce.
Car Lot Receipts.

' Car Lot Receipts. Wheat cars with 1 of contract grade. Corn 17s cars with Ss of contract grade. Oats 10f cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min nsapolis and Duluth today were 401 cars compared with 316 cars last week and 1884 cars the corresponding day year ago.
 Produce Market. Butter-Steady; creameries 22926c dal- ries 2O@23hc.
 EEgs-steady; receipts 16124; at mark cases included 1shc; firsts 1sc; prime firsts 20he.
 Cheese-strong; Daisies 149hc; Twins 14 9kc; Young Americas 14h e %c; Long Horns 14@Ac.
 Potatoes-weak; choice to fancy 45 a 55c; fair to good 459B5c.
 Poultry-Steady; turkeys 14c; chickens 14c; springs 20@2Sc.
 Veal-steady; 50 to SO ID. wts. ,7 c Sc; SO to s5 ID. wts. sh csc; s5 to no lb wts. s2 @Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
COTTON GOSSIP.
Local cotton market at a standsti

Local cotton market at standstill.
 No cotton offered in Montgomery yesterday.
 The holders of the staple are holding it mighty tight at present
 Heavy rains throughout this section yesterday and Sunday.
 Crop situation and condition certain ly is frightful.
 Some say half crop cannot be made News very bulIish yesterday.
 Market up a few points on account Local middlins still remained at 10 5-8 cents.
 take a lot of work to eradicate the grass.
 Weather man still predicts more showers.
 The market is liable to spurt on re- port of rains in Alabama and Mis- sissippi. This is also notice week.
 A local firm bought 15O bales at Un- lon Springs yesterday
 
 The delay to ths new crop caused creases the value and chance of the cotton remnant and explains why the holders do not wish to offer.
 Providence. R. L, says that cotton goods trade. particularly @ Tor hnsr @ Sancing all along the line.
 New Orleans reported spots quiet yesterday with prices steady
 Reports yesterday said raining hard at New Orleans. Tuscalosa ana Eutaw. Ala. and Columbus and Atlanta, Ga. In spite of conservatism and optim- ism, one canont ignore the fact that the crop situation is getting very se- rious.
 Columbus. Ga. wires: Another flood Sunday. It will be impossible to make a full crop in this section. Much cotton still unchopped and grass talk ing the fields"
 Natchez, Miss. wires: Conditions in this section are more than calamity and while it does look foolish for some people to say this county will not make % bales which under normal condi- tions makes 24,000. still many intelli- gent people believe it."
 New York wires: "weather condi- tions very bad, excessive rains continue some sections, with too hot in West. Every day decreases chance of even moderate yield. Strongly favor buy ing even though there should be a temporary decline from these values"
 Prominent cotton centers report the following weather:
 Rome-Raining since a. m; still raining
 Selma-Rained all Sunday and last night; cloudy, cool
 Eutaw-Heavy rain Saturday after noon, all day yesterday and last night; now cloudy, threatening.
 Augusta-Cloudy, warm
 Columbia, Greenville, Norfolk-Clear, warm.
 Spartanburg-Cl warm, rain
 Charlotte-PartIy cloudy: hot.
 Greensboro-Partly cloudy. pleasant.
 Misunderstanding hard since yester- day afternoon.
 New Orleans-Rainlng since Satur-
 Baton Raining hard.
 irmlngham-Cloudy threatening rained all day yesterday and last night. Columbus, Ga.-Raining, hard rain
 Belzonia, Water Valley, Elliott. Duck hill Scooba, Winona-Threat icing rained Sunday and last night Clark ksdale-Raining hard; rained hard all night.
 Nesbit--Cloudy, heavy rain yester- day and last night. Grenada-Drizzling rain yesterday for five hours. heavy rain last night Nicksburg-Cloudy, rain last night. Lexington-Cloudy, threatening rained yesterday.
 Yazoo Clty-Cioudy, rained yester-
 Shrev vsport-CIoudy. cool. Spartanburg- warm; rained yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
sT LOTIs LIYE sTOCK
Slr- IOTI EGRAIN.

St. Louis. June 2l.-Close wheat No. 9 red cash ii.4s@52; No. hard 1i.2sa35; July S1.1o1s; Sept. l.0sh d%.
 Corn; No 2 cash 7shc; July 72kc; Sept. 6s&c; No. 2 white IS h d%e.
 Oats; No cash 54a iic, July 4Shc; Sept 42h; No. white 5fb
 Lead S4.37h. spelter S5 35.
 Poultry chickens llhe springs 17@2Ic; turkeys l6c: ducks Sc; geese 4c.
 Butter creamery 2i925c.
 EREs l6c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
StenIa SsO.OOO.

Omsk Asiatic Russia, June 21.-The paymaster of the 26th East Siberian Rifles has fled from Omsk. after draw ing $S0.000 of the regimental funds on forged orders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
CINCINNATI PRopuct

Cincinnati June 2l.-Flour dull Wheat weak S1 4s050 Corn steady 76ah Oats firm 5Si4 4b9. Rye easy s94s0 Provisions steady; bulk meats Si1.12A bacon 3il s7h.
 Lard sii.5O.
 Whiskey steady Sl ST. Butter steady.
 Esgs firm 1B92ic. Poultry easier; spFinEsFs 174 27c; hens 17nc.- turkeys 14c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
KANsAG CITY CRAIN.
LONDON GRAIN,

London. June 2l-Wheat No. 2 red west ern nominal; futures quiet ss 1hd; Sept tember ss sgd.
 Corn steady; new American mixed via Galveston 6s lAd futures quiet; July 5s Sgd; Sept 5s 6&d.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
s-Ex. Div.
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
CONSIDER MARITIME SIGNALS.
Commission Now in Session i'm LOu-
 don

London June 21-The commission ap- pointed by the International Meteoro- logical Committee in Paris in 1907, to consider the adoption of an interna tional system of maritime weather sig nals is at present holding a meeting in London. Professor Willis L. Moore of the American bureau. ani C. F. TaI- man. are the American delegates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
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NEW YORK SPOT COTTON,
 New York, June 2i.-spot cotton closed quiet; five points higher; middling uplands il.4s; middling gulf i1.7o. No sales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
TRRAauRY RAI.ANCEs.

Washington, June 3i.-Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund shows:
 Gold coin and bullion .... ....S a.41s.9ss Gotd ceruftcates ZL,0T7, ,OS0 Available cash balance .... .. 13l.154,s4l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Now York. June 21.-The opening prices of mems wear for spring 1910 were made during the day by large woolen concern snd are the highest in years. Business al ready tended higher.
 The cotton goods market is strong but generally quiet on spot transactions. Cotton yarns are quiet and firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
(The quotations are corrected daily fo The Advertiser.)
MEAI-standard M. 6. e6 lh. nacl

Groceries.
 MEAL-standerd W. G. 96 lb. sacks sae bushel; cream Peerless 95e bushel.
 CoFFEE-Green, common to ordinary 10 @iic; prime 12G13o; fancy 14@l5c; pea. %rbSckie's SI .17. oS. basis per case; prim: roasted 12h Q i4e; fancy roasted ss l4017c; pAs1 AsuGARmdTanuistsd. SIsR standard SIC: fancy T. Io11RSFancy, nominal; straIEhts as as Ots.7 patents t1.l0@25: fancy patents "sT1SARCH-corn 7@lOc; standard Roods Pearl 4hc: gloss lump 4he; nickel goods 4OS ORfcEGExtra fancy head 7h csc: fancy head sA07Ac; broken bM coke; jaDSn z 'ssxxIIiTt-LiverpoOl xIiTt N.1O; Virginia sec: L0G1ssfaaA 0VGINEGAR@Psr gallon 200 esOc.
 ckAeKE1NsXXx BACK 1e XXx Cream @ SC: xxx oys,nr S,n, 7c: Ben Hur Soda Biscuit 6c carton see ss%SIRDINEs-American A-on 13.4o0So; E Mustard s. 7B; Imported A-on key open: CTS uEI Sl SSSsgsEssGGeorgia SS Cane bbL. ssc gal ease salions. per case ss.5O; Prime cen. tH5ei tSifSisSi corn syrup in cases gallons 12 per peMSSPIE sf sYRUP-"Log Cabin" brand, ( gallons q per ease. l2 gallons ''SO: s4
 BACON MEATs-Clear ribs &I2. 22h @7o: extra rips sl226975.
 LAKD.hog gkettIe rendered. ls% Sy4 o. neg slaoa,dr,ft Shc; Snow-whIte Shc Flake. White Se stSRdaTs e8ssST .at oil ,sI hsrd sHs
 DKf .rS sAaIt sat cut ribs sIi15. AH ," ~RREAKFAsI BAcoN-tSh @22bc. Grain and Feedstuffs. CORN CHOPs-Per bu 4sh 9S2hc. CORN-Whits from store S24s3ci mixed NYEGY~Timothy, choice per ton sRI; No. l per ton yl9; Alfalfa per ton S2s; Johnson grass per ton SIS a $l4.
 BRAN-Per ten $2S. shorts sac. GRITS-Per bbI $4 50; per sack a1.2Ss Cotton Seed and Products. COTTON sEED-$ls per ton MEAL-Choice SPA, firm; prime 7h per cen. per ton s24 prime cake per ton f2l. LINTERS-Per lb. 143c. OIIl-car lots; prime crude basis per lb 4 l-2c; basis refined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

Grain Statistics. Total clearances of wheat ana flour were equal to s1.000 bu.
 Primary receipts were 4s5, 900 bu, com. pared with 450,000 bu.. the corresponding day year ago.
 The visible supply of wheat in the United states decreased 2.501, 900 bu., for the week The amount of breadstuffs on ocean pas sage decreased 1868. 900 bu.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat ? cars; corn 3l9 cars; oats 191 cars: hogs 15,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
GERMAN MONEY,

Berlin, June 2l.-Exchange on London marks 43 pfennigs for cheeks. Money 3ts per cent
 Private discount rate sk per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
utures opened quiet and closed oulst;
SELMA CoTTON MARKEf.

SELMA COTTON MARKET.
 Selma. June 2t.--fSpeciaL)-T price of spot cotton was quoted in the local market today as follows:
 Good naiddltng ~ ~ ~ .lic strict middling .... .... .. .........10Kc MtoNHhB ssIVAc strict LOW middhng ....10 A c Low middling .... ....-.... .... .... .10c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
NEW YORK PRonrcE.

New York June 21.-Flour: receipts IT, 7s6; sales 1,500; steady but slow
 Wheat receipts 29. 900. Rains in some of the harvesting sections and firm cables were responsible for an opening advance of N c In wheat today. Later the market yielded slightly to realizing July $1. 23 1-i6 o Sept. t1. lsE @l4 6-16; Dec. sl.12h@%.
 Rye dull; No. western s7hc nominal;
 Corn receipts 226oa.
 Beef steady; pork Steady; lard steady; western $12.15125.
 Sugar easy: fair refining { 33sa42: centrifugal s6-test 3.Ss9s2: moiasses sugar 3 II 4H; refined steady; crushed 6.65: DOW dered 5.o5: grsnuiated 4.95.
 Petroleum steady: refined all ports ss. 4S
 cOtfes steady; No Rio 7% asc; Santos No. 9dekc.
 Molasses quiet: New Orleans 2sa42c
 Butter steady: receipts S,s58; creamery specials 25 h a 26c; (official 25hc); extras 25c; third to firsts 21G24Mc: state dairy. common to finest 20625c; process common to special 1Sd23kc; western factory 21c; western imitation creamery firsts f22c. Cheese steady; receipts 1.543: New State full creams specials 13M a 2Sc: do small colored and white and large colored fancy 13kc; common to good 10612 2Mc; skins fun to special 2611Kc.
 Eggs steady receipts 1e.760: state Penn syivania and nearby fancy selected white 26 a 26c: do fair to choice 23h 924hc: brown and mixed fancy 23k O 24c; do. fair to choice 21iR 122hc; western extra firsts 21 h a 22c firsts 20 F 621c; seconds 1914 2oc; Southern 17@19hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
LTVERPoOL MnLDAY.

Liverpool. June 1.-The cotton exchange here win remain open on July until 6 pm h.n6 viii be closed on July and g..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN,

New York June 2l.-The visible supply of grain in the United States Saturday June 10. as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange was as follows
 Wheat l2.s440O0 bu. dec. 2,471. 900. Corn 3.2O1, 900 bu. inc. 30s, GOO
 Oats s.704. 900 bu.. dec. 227. 900.
 Rye 175.00O bu, dec. 3. 900.
 Barley 7B2, 900 bu.. dec, 58 900.
 The visible supply of wheat in Canada last Saturday was s,137.O 900 bu. a decrease of 500. 900 bu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
METAL MARKETS

New York. June 7l.-The London tin market was lower today with spot quot ed at f133 15s and futures at fI35 2s Sd. Lo- eally the market was weak and lower also at s2s950.
 Copper was higher in London with spot quoted at E5s 13s Sd and futures at E5a i2s Sd. Locally. the market was weak but un- changed with lake quoted at Sl3. STA Rs2lz eiectrolytic at S1SG26 and casting at s12.7s@s13
 Lead unchanged al f1S 13s Sd in the Lon don market. Locally, steady and unchang- ed at t4.35d45.
 spelter was a shade higher at f22 in Lon don. The local market was firm and slight ly higher at SB.40646.
 The English market for iron changed with standard foundry at 4ss Sd Locally the market unchanged; No l foundry northern Is quoted at t16, 25 Q Slf ; No. 2 at t1S660; No. 1 foundry Southern and No 1 Southern soft at SIS 2bHbO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
CHICAGo GRAIN

Chicago. June 2i-Cash wheat No 3 red &l.5O95b; No. red 9l.40d5 55 No hard q 24926; No. Northern 31. 29Q3I; No. 2 Northern t1 2692s.
 Corn No 2 744 a%s No. yellow 75; No 3 74hdh.
 oats; No. white 5s%; No white $50 67a: standard 57i5e
 Tn the last half Of the day the market became strong again and closed with July up h@1%c al S1.1l @%c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
KANsAs CTTY PRODUCF.

kansas City, June 2I-Butter creamery extra 24c; firsts 22c; seconds 2oc: packing stock 1Sc.
 Eggs extras 2lc; firsts 19c; current re ceipts The: seconds and rites l8c,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
LIYERPnnI. rnrrnN

Liverpool June 2i.--Spot cotton in fair demand. Prices two points lower:
 American middiing fair .... .... ....s.4s Icgo miooung .... ....b. IF 1s-.~ei.ns ,;.. .''' '''' ''.' .'''. 70. st GOod Grdinary ...b. 50 Dtr.h1As .... ..-. =. .lo
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 800 were for speculation and export and Included 7,T00 American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. Juae 2i.-Turpentlne quiet sshc.
 Rosin quiet. Quote: ABC s27O@s8h; D ss,IeGi5 E S3.50@s6; F tS.s0@S5; c S4.eoG10; H H.15; I S3s; 4.s0: NJ S5.oo; N .o5; VIC S5.1O; wv t5.lb.
 Savannah. June 2l.-Turpentine firm 4ohc; sales 79s; receipts TOT; shipments 4,7se.
 Rosin firm; sales 1889: receipts l75s; shipments 3.sI2; stock 127 5sI. ououte: s2.75@so 13.109i5; E SS.55@sO; F ga. sOMA A. %; c s4 4.00d05; H 94. 20; s4.4o; 34.s5; W &5.06; N 35 10; VIC $5.i5; wv S5.2o.
 New Orleans. June 21.-Reeeipts AS bar rels rosin; no turpentine.
 Exports for London 26O barrels rosin for Hull England, s9 barrels turpentine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
NEW oRLEANe COTTON o.T
aT InTYVa pRnnrcr

New Orleans June 2i.--cotton seed oil: prime refined in barrels per pound S.sO cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

In spite of conservatism and optim- ism, one canont ignore the fact Ihat the crop situation is getting very se- rious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

Columbus. Ga. wires: Another flood Sunday. It will be impossible to make a full crop in this section. Much
 cotton still unchopped and grass talk ing the fields"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

Natchez, Miss, wires: Conditions in this section are more than a calamity and while it does look foolish for some people to say this county will not make % bales which under normal condi- tions makes 24,000, still many intelli- gent people believe it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

St. Louis. June 21.-FIour steady: red and straight s 7s@Ss. hard winter clears 4.7S9s5.70.
 Timothy seed 1l .6o4t3.25.
 Corn meal @. 50.
 Bran steady; sacked east track s1.1sQ sl.20.
 Hay steady; timothy .14@S1s; prairie 9I1@S1S.
 Whiskey 3i.4l.
 Iron cotton ties soc. BagginK 7hc. Pork steady; jobbing S20.75.
 Lard lower; prime steam 31i .53h @62h Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts il Mc; clear ribs l%c; short clears I2c. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts I2%c; clear ribs l2Hc; short clears 13c.
 Articles;- Receipts. ship mts Flour .... .... .... .... ..1A.0O 4,S0O Wheat .,.. .... .... 5000 s.s0e Corn ..I s... .... .b4, 900 6b. 900 Oats ,,. ..,. .. .... q 500 s1 OOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansa City. June 21.-Cattle, receipts 900 including 5000 southerns; slow and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

Reports yesterday said raining hard at New Orleans, Tuscalosa ana Eutaw, Ala, and Columbus and Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

New York wires: "weather condi- tions very bad, excessive rains continue some sections, with too hot in West. Every day decreases chance of even moderate yield. Strongly favor buy Ing even though there should be temporary decline from these values"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-27
Sheffield News.
0TTSIITSTU TNSWSs
Special to mes-Republican.

Speclal TO IlmeS-RepuDIlcan.
Sheffield, April pa. j. Quinell re-
turned Monday from Waverly, where
he has been for a week at the bed
side Of sick brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Of Mason City,
were over Sunday visitors with their
son Frank, and family.
Mrs. C.. F. Sullivan is visiting her
parents at Hampton this week.
T. j. Williams baby is quite sick
with pneumonia and whooping cough.
George Anderson and Miss Stilson.
were married Sunday, April %, at the
home of the bride, near Hampton.
These young people have many friends
in Sheffield and vicinity. They have
moved into the D. O. Waters house, in
the west part Of town.
Mrs. Ed Cisna returned to her home
at Waterloo Friday accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. William Demo-
J. r. Bell and r. M. Esslinger have
exchanged houses. Mr.. Bell gets $1,100
cash, beside the property Of Mr.. Ess-
linger.
The Baptist church is being remod-
eled and repaired.
Grover c. Calvin, travelling salesman
for the Sheffield Brick and Tile Com
pany, was Sunday visitor in town.
IS. E.. Campbell, wife and baby of
Hampton, were over-Sunday guests at
the John Hartman home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-27

the sophomores coming in for 81
points, and the freshmen bringing up
the rear with 20 points. The meet was
a tie with seniors and juniors 48 to
43 until the final relay race was won
by the senoors with 3 points to the
good. Boyack broke the home record
for the mile run, by making it in
4.47 3-5; zeigler put the shot 80 feet
inches, and threw the hammer 1876
feet inches, breaking the home record
in both cases. M. c. Clark broke the
pole vault record with 10 feet inches.
Turner surprised everybody by win
ming the 100 yard dash from Huff,
and Heidi won the two-mile from G..
Clark, with considerable to spare. The
day was perfect for the work to be
done and the seniors have been victors
in the home meet
The tennis girls of Iowa College, I'M
der the leadership of their athletic
trainer, Miss Anderson, and the spur
of prizes offered by the athletic asso-
citation Of the college to Individual
winners in the singles and doubles, and
banner to the class winning in the
tournament, have decided to hold a
tournament this spring, the prelimin-
aries Of which will be played in the
gymnasium in a short time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-27
PERMANENT GOOD ROADS.
Poweshiek Supervisors Attempt Road
From Montezuma to M alcom.

Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell April 27.-The board of SUI
pervisors of Poweshiek county, at their
April meeting, decided to begin as soon
as possible, the building of some per-
manent good roads for the county, SO
that the work of this year shall not be
all washed away by next year, with
the same to be done over again. The
first piece of work of this nature which
they will attempt, will be a road from
Montezuma to the Malcom fair
grounds, where it will branch off east
and west to Brooklyn and Grinnell.
They also awarded the contract for
building the county bridges to R. L.
Mortland, of Montezuma.
There is also a prospect that the
court room at Montezuma will under
go at their hands a renovating, refit-
ting and furnishing, that will make it
look like new. The present furnishings
are exceedingly plain, very old, and
lacking in anything like comfort, and
all the people called upon in future to
use the room, will rejoice in some
thing new there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-27
EAT CORNED BEEF. CABBAGE.
PORK AND ONIONS FOR DINNER

boiled dinner or any other kind of a
dinner.
Mcbride g. Will sell Mi-o-na for so
cents a large box and they guarantee
1t to cure Indigestion, catarrh of the
stomach CT any chronic or acute stom-
ach trouble or money back
Mrs. Susan Rea, says: For months
I endured the pains and agony Of the
stomach that I could not digest and
my appetite got bad. I doctored with
out relief or success until used q
treatment Of Mi-o-na. This remedy
cured my trouble entirely and cse.,
since using Mi-o-na partake OF any
kind Of food that Z wish" 80 Pratt st.,
Pontiac, Mich.
Mi-o-na Is wonder worker. Il IN
stantly stops distress after eating:
turns q sour stomach into d sweet one;
stops belching and heartburn. Nt-o-ns
ts sold BY leading druggists every
where.