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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
GuSlanb.

-Ssrr uOn 3immerer, Der oeuti4e
@eianOte in Puerto Rrince, Suiti, bat
bic 8ebOrOsn nm bic @rmadtisuns
Sur @rridtuus elmer bsuti6en Sant er'
iu6t.
- Senior Dapalos, dar9e b'affaires
Der msricauiidsn SOtidait in Baibius'
ton, srfl6rte, baB alle 9iahridten pom
euolitsbsnoen unruben in Wterico sr'
funosn iinb.
- gus Rio Saneiro pirb semelost,
baB bic Rseierunsen BON Peru uuO Bo'
liuiu bstreffs Der felt LANCER 3sit ibws'
benoeu @renicontrouerie Elm llebersin'
tommsn er5ielt baben.
- SOnis Wtauuet uon ROrtusul pirb
feline Reiie na9 @nslauo an 20. yto'
pember antreteu. Bei Der 9sleseu'
beit piro er fi6 anssblid nit Der &o4'
ter 'bss Ssr;oss uou 6ifs usrlobsu.
- Gm SuB clues Sletidsrs auf bet
Sunsfrau fanb mau bic iteifsefrorenen
9ei9sn BON orsi beuti9eu Eouriiten
uno Die sines S9weijer Sibrers. Oil
babsu uuldnsit uabrenO sinss bsftiSsu
S9uesiturmes ibr 3sben eiussbiiBt.
= Gbsilnubms, bsiOuOsrs in tiinit'
leriiden 9reiien, bat cine Grausrfunot
aus 9arlsbab beruorserufen. Der Dil
rettor Der bortissn Surtapslle, Sruni
3eiidt, LIT an elmer 8lutpsrsiftuns &C.
ftorben, bic er fid Dor fur,sm ju9s3o'
gen bate.
- Der msbrerwdbnte Stugte9uifel
Snsenteur @rabs bat ueueroinss mil
fsiusm DrsifladsufIisssr quite Rsiultatl
erSisIt. Die Sabrueriuds auf ben
Sorfsr Slusfslo, Die reselmasis Dor fd
Sebsn, iiub bislaus bur9uus bsfrisbt
seno uerlaufeu.
- @r6Btsr Gbeitnabms. bsionbsrs 1t
9unitlerfreiien, besesuet Die Suuoe aus
Wtiin4eu. oaB Der uambuite Wlaler uni
SlluftratOr Seinrid albre9t SelbItmori
besuusen fat. Der aiiuitler Iitt felt &c
raumsr 5eit on bOasruOiser 9lerpoIita
uuo leste in siuem aufuu BON Serseif
lung 9ano on iid.
3uiammsuitOBs jwiiden Dsuti9el
uno &ideden ipsrben aus ben ueri6ie
beniten @esenosu semeloet. 8sIonbsri
idlimm lit IS in asssrsbOrf, 9tscer
Oitsrrsia, uuo in Der umssbuus Dol
Suowsis bsrSesunsen, mo ss 3u bluti
gen admpien fam, uslds bas @inl6rei
ten Der Sidsrbsits. .Rauui9aftsu uotb
lwsnois ma6teu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
S-s
aarbinal HnS BrObibitiun.

&urSinaI @Ibbons bat auf's geeue
@degenbeit genonlmen, Dor ginfiib.
rupg stpangSipeiier 8robibition Su
Darnen. lin Die Sugeno Der ORA.
bigteit bot geienano iid eifriger ge.
nuibt, OILS oieier airdefiirit, seraoe
besapegsN tit er ober aud elm @eaner
Der Probtbition. gs mag Der Sade
UirIider R6Bigfeit iorOerIi6 iein,
Denn Wtande freihpillig p0llige @nt.
bGltiarnfeit iiben, aber mo- intmer
lcstere nidt aus eigenem freien @il.
len beruor9abt, ionSern our6 GuBe.
pen 8Dnrg o6er sar oltr6 Itoatli6es
8erbot eeibafien iper6en iou, bort iie
bon ieIber nllf, eine Gugeno 3u Iein.
Gs besrpedt bic Brobibition aber fei.
mes bon beieen, fpeoer Die SuaenS
Der 0edBigteit, nod frriapiIiae gnt.
bnIfortfeit iudt iie gu itaffen, Iie
1T uielnebr cine @egnerin BON bel.
Den. Dies iollte imnter babeaiat
nerSen. aud, in Der Utenae, oeren
geiitlitber Sirt Der &aroinaI lit. auf
oie @eiie fonut, oerbitet iperoen.
OaB 9eiite, oenen es ebrGih nm Me1.
bigfeit 81 tbuu lit, nlihrHter i'm mil.
ben 9rge Der Brobtbitionsbriioer
s,,iA,1asrsI+ainen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Gin Idlmerer llnsliifsiaa,

benz elm iunges Nenihenleben gum
Spfer geiaaen lit, bat iih in Sreifs-
palb ereianet. Ser I'M oortigen 8e.
ri6tsgeian9niB lpobuenoe 6alteIlan
@otbuien mar am Worgen nit iei.
ner SSrau mad, Ser naben Staot @iis.
fon getabren. sic bntten ibre adt
Sinoer unter Der glufiitt zines bnlo
15iGbrigen aufipnrtemabhens Suriid-
aelaIien. Sim Rahmittage geeen 5
llbr, als oas Oienitm1ohen nit bem
tleinIten &inOe bftdftigt Dar, be9ab
Ii6 Der neun Sabre alte Sobn
oes 9aIteqans nit ieiner iiebeniabri.
gen S6peiter 2isbetb uno benz fiint.
iGbrieen 9ruber Bruno IN ben &eI.
Ter, BON mo iie iiber cine Crepe in
ben Haum oberbaIb oes Shtpuree'
ri6tsiaoles gelaneten. Sieier Houm
1T brr6 cine aIs OberIibt bienenoe
@las6ede bonn SdNuurserihtsiaoI se.
trennt. 0ieie 9efe betraten bic
seinber 9isbetb uno Bruno, broden
Sur6 uno itiirSten in ben SaaI
binab. SnioIse bes bettisen @uf.
idlages Der ainber ouf ben 5ubbo'
oen unb auI oas @eihrei oes NtGo-
deus eiIten Elm gefdnsniBnuiieber
uuS Die auiieberin nah DER llnsIiids-
it1tte. Der 9unbe itdrb noh tur5er
3eit oa ,er eine iebr itnere ShdoeI-
perIesuns erIitten bate. 0as 0sdO.
den murSe in bic SIinit aeit,uiit. mo-
man fs am 2ebsu su erboIteu botft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
NermifGteS 6nlanb.

= Sn Smaba, 9isbr., itarb sanj
pl6sliH Srant 6. Bromu. bsr oortiss
S9asmsiiter Der Union Pacifie @iisu'
babnseisIli6uft.
- Die Soften fir Die Sermaltuue
Der Stubt Stem 9ort fiir hdAites Sabr
linb auf $1s4, 100000 perani6lust,
500, 100000 mebr, als lsstss Sabr.
- @Ouperneur Sohn u. SObniOu
Don Mtinneiota mubtet ii9 in Rodeiter,
Ufinn., sinss @insemeiOebruds mesen
elmer ibmersbaiten Operation unter'
3ieben.
= Sm glter BON Sc Subren itarb In
Diron, Sus., 8sniamin Q. Sbaw, Der
friibere 9erausseber bes ~Diron @ue'
ming Telegram" unO Poitmeifter Der
Staot.
- SriSabeSeusrul 5reoerid 5uuiton,
3ommanoaut Der Wtilitdriauleul in
Sort 9sapsuportb. 9as., fisl auf bem
ErcttOir uno sos iia Ieinsn Sdultsr'
bru9 ju.
- Gus Ser;peiflunS oariibsr. baB er
an elmer unbsilbarsn aruntbsit litt, be.
sins in Oien gorf 0iObsrt Sutton, elm
bireftsr Sta6tomms RObert .SultOn's,
Selbltmorb.
= Sn sinem SOipital in 9ittlston.
u. s., itarb Surlinstou Balter 9arpep,
siusr Der dlteiten uno bstunntsitsn SOlS'
bdnSlsr Gbieaso's uub @riinoer Der
@bicusO'sr SOrituot 9urusD.
- Prof. Campbell, Der Soritsber
Der Gid Sternparte, erfldrte in elmer
llnterrsbuns. OaB aud niAt Die serins'
item anjsiden oafiir uorbanosn iino,
baB Der Rlanet Wtars bsUobnt lit.
- Su Dat Yart, elmer YOritaot bon
Chicago, itarb Wtaior SSilliam 3.
sBiliams, Der uiele Sabre i'm Sunoes'
Sdusumt in 0uibiuston unseltellt uno
Elm Srsunb oes usrltOrbeuen praiiosnten
@arfislo mar.
= Su 9ittle Hod. art., lieB bic z.
8. Buud So. burd ibren Yertreter i'm
Seridt ben antras itellen, iie fiir ban'
ferott su erfldren. Die Sirma 1T cine
Der srOBtsn @strsiOeiirmsu in ben Ysr'
eiuisten Staaten.
= 5rau @au Slass @ouns, bic Su'
psrintsnOentin Der Ofisutlideu Sduleu
@bica9O's. bat Dem Sdulratb empfOh'
len, ouB es ben Wtitsliebern bes r@bi'
caso @Omans Club" seitattst weroe, in
ben Offentliden Sduleu untsrri6t i'm
So6eu, Staben uno Suusbultsn 5u ers
tbeilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
9tIaipsre, ea6aipauna uao @eHern Habn,
Sn Rraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.

Sn Rraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
GHDIia-8trI6et SCRANTON fir Rsp gprI
nm 2.05, 3.20, SOS, 500, 1920, Born. (;
1910, 3.25 unb $40 Ra@mittags. 6iir
Rsp gsrt uub philadelphia, um 500 gprni.;
f2.40 uue 3.35 Ra&mitiaas. 8fr
Tsbsbauua, 6.t0 Na&mittass.
RSroIiH Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 II. 900
Mer.; i.55, $40 unb ff.f0 9la&miitaas. i}iir
Btnabamtcn, Glmira unb 3pil&tnliaHpnsn um
1910 Tpr. unt los Ra&m. Sir Osptap,
SYrasuIt unb Utica, um IFS unb 6.25 Rsr. ;
f.55 Ra&mittass. SsHtso. @YraeuIs unb
Utica Bug nm 6.25 Wor. I6uft t6eIi&, auset-
npmmtu Ssnntass. Sir Mpntrois um 900
Mcr.; los uub GAO gia&m. Ri&pIIcu ae.
pmSbatipu. um 400 Ra6mittdas. gina.
hampten Aetom statipu, um els RaGmitiass.
6loomsburg SibiHon-8trId6t Scranton
THr Rortbumbtrianb nm 6.35. 1920 Mpr. F;
l.55 unb $40 Ra&m. Ghr plymouth nm 9.O5
sfa&mittass.
SouutdaSs3fiae.
eaoli&-8iir Rtp gpri nm 2O5. 800
sos nnb 1920 WUrssns; 3.35 unb 3.4C
Rahm.
9SrsIid - aHr Buffalo nm lis, uni
6.25 Ror. t.55. 6.40 unb if.f0 RaGm
Bhr 8tuebamtOn unb 3pii&snfaiipntn, 9OC
unb 1910 8prmittaas
HIoomsbHrg SibifioH-s Scranton
nm 1920 Rcr unb $40 gld&miitaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Gia sefabrlidss Bsrtbubieft

III, pie aus Raris eeHsefoet Dirb
bort In einem Omnibus oerIoren NOR.
ben. @s Ut elm eIeines Bafethen,
gfa6iunrioIs entboIienb, bos elm 90.
rder Sofpttolarst auf ieinem gIat
I'm Omnibus Iieoen lieb. Die @efobr
beftebt barin. 6ab Scenario bos ga.
tetden eefiirSen unS IN Die Eafde
seItedt bat. Denn obtpdbl es {ieb nur
nm Elm iefeebntd Grurun = i'm
Gertbe bon 10000 Marf = bes Oea.
biunts bariOeit, 70 SitrfSs es bod se.
niisen. Sem Sinba unbekbore 8in.
ben beiouSiiseu. 8orIafis fvten
goIbei unb Dmnibusdneeftellte Der
sebens no& Sem sefdbrE&eR @ertl'
U6ieft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
sadaipaHnu & @bomius 0alIeb.
(guureI einie.)
3piI&sH Scranton unb gBiIfts, Barre.

3plTdtH Sfranton unb gBiIftssBdrTt.
3Hst psrIaF,n Scranton I'm 1 90. 200. 3 90,
400, 500 uue 600 Wprasns. Tim 5 40 Mcr.
gems an @p&tuinstn unb ale uatfoIasnbs
lSan,ts Rtuuttn, unb uHi 700 Rera,us an
Spnntaatn uub dnt nd6fclasres itpauiis @i-
uuttn bts unb tniIufpt 10 no Nd&ts. In @iI.
Ets-Sart al Rinuisn ibSttr anfcmmsnb.
Grprtsiast, Wr In ptttstcu aubaltsnb, Str-
aFtH SrdutpH dus Stunbt tdaIt&, ausas-
Wprsus BE 7.t9 attubs. unb trsftn tn @il-
fes.BaFrt 30 Winutsu fp6itr ttn.
Osisntr Dttui ,nif6.a Scranton. Ras aua
HayS, Suaa pdrI, ftttrsburd uub Dunmprt.
Isut Ia Rsdft am 8. SuIit907.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03

New York, July 2-Bradstreet's 70,
Retail trade has been heipsd bv
steady hot weather. holiday prepara-
still not lacking reports from many CT.
ties. that the spring and early sum
mer turn over IL below expectations.
Jobbing trade is Of q mid-summer
and Certainty 10 that reported as being
looked for next fall. winter and spring.
In this respect the strength Of demand
for cotton goods at hardening quota
tail cotton and the satisfactory reports
AZ to orders booked by wooIep and
worsted goods Manufacturers for Npext
springs delivery at very. high prices:
western citiss report fail bookings
larger than last year by various per-
centages. and come advices are of un-
precedented sales for next fall. A.
large Eastern eenters. the volume OF
goods is said to be little below the best
which occurred in the FIRST half OF 1907.
In industrial lines the gains pre-
viously shown seem to be held. Iron
values SIS is noted ana some 3 finisSins mills
are acting much more independently to-
wa.hd those backward In filling specifi-
cations. Building 10 active as here
tofore and there are rather better re-
especially In the South and the Pacific
Northwest.
The shoe and leather trade are show
inb more activity. though ordering 10
stiil conservative. High prices rule
in hides and in manufactured leather.
Business failures during the last
week ending with July were 213.
against 22S last week.
Wheat. including Hour exports from
the United States and, Canada. for the
week ending July aggregate /. 31n. s4s
again 1900. s42 last week. For the If
tyethree weeks ending July ! exports
sac in the corresponding period last
year. f 49,
Corn exports for the week are IT,
B6f bushels. against S1.sss last week.
FOR the fifty-three weeks ending July
1, corn exports are 2016s5s4 bushels
against 4s.24e.s24 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03


Company weekly review Of trade to-
XsiSs from labor dimculties At sheet
and TIN plate mills. all reports rsgard-
Ing iron and steel are most encoursg-.
Evidencss Of improved conditions
censtantiy multiply. prices advancing
on several products. while. manufact-
ceptins business. This il indicated by
their reluctance to take orders for
distant delivery 1t current quotations
and specincations. in many lnstapces.
ity IN sessonabie fabrics and made up
garments among retailers marks con-
ditions In the dry goods trade. Whole
sale departments are enlivened by the
the buying 10 steady and to clean mp
most open stocks OF staples and many
lines OF semi fancies.
Knit goods and hosiery are In better
ss sSss' so Gf al n showsS an aaa
some further advances noted. The
largest sellers OF wolens and worsteds
are doing = good business for future
are opened. Staple taHettas In silks
are being ordered freely from some
large mills for next springs delivery.
but there Do not SUFFICIENT early trade
to keep all silk looms busy.
The advance business already booked
for fall offsets to . large degree dis
spointment felt at the quiet jobbin9
business Of May and June. Shoe con.
s.eS sSs ss pr sna
contracts held back pending adjust
ment.
.Sor the =. u as scs
20 far this year. AZ COMPARED with b
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
Ice Cold Melons. Lesve orders for
Melons fos Sundays dinner.
CENTRAL MARKET. 4
,Phones Bo8~1743.
PosnD AS oFFIcER.

Cape ,Girardeau. July 2.-After pos
ing for week as lieutenant In the
United States Army Corps. C. II. Har-
rington. recently arrived from the Phil
ippines. tried to kill himself with
chloroform after contrasting, according
to the prosecuting attorney. that he
was q smuggler and not q naval ON
GER.
Harrington's trunk was lost by a
railroad and after Identifying dia-
monds, silks and bric-a-brac which It
contained he was arrested. He said
he brought the goods into this coun-
try free OF duty by paying a bribe to
q customs ofiicial.
He is in jail on 9 charge Of attempt
ing fraud.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
- q q DRIVES OUT
o.o.o. RHEUMATISM

uric add irritating nAanmAtory
circulation Of Kidneys
which usually
Nothing applied externally reach
Of
mporary Ds neosnss really add 70 the
therefore ad
different joints
condition. gradually hards
them b the nsH, os ana aSs nSCs% So1
shs Csou!eaon sAs se.d spS cS sHs csuss
q ssa~ scEd ana pSra SSEscsvS mater
bleed and PsEnansnt cures HAeuas g. = oo1ns no Posn
banks Pug end tonic ppsEt Book on RAsurAsm ana
msd0el advise tree 90 an who wate.
xHR SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA. CA /
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

T. indicates in appreciable rainfall. .For
Yesterday. tFor "a hours ending am, 10th
meridian time.
Note.-The average maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the average rainfall
humber Of reports received. The state of
weather'' is that prevailing at time Of OBJ
servatiDn.
Showers occurred in all districts except
OKLAHOMA, the amounts being heavy in por-
lions OF Louisiana. South Georgia and north
Fiot T. c. HORTON,
obseryer Temp'ly in Charge Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
may GOODS MARKET.

New York, July 2.-The sharp ad-
vance IN the cotton market caused o
withdrawal of many lines of cotton
goods until a revision in prices can be
effected. The large commission houses
will be closed until Tuesday. A. C. A.
ricklngs were advanced liz q cent q
yard and were again placed q value.
Lines of ticketed bleached goods were
placed at value pending an advance.
Cotton yarns were advanced Ia cent
a pound before the cotton report was
published and some houses made a
further revision upward late In the
day. Trade for future delivery con-
tinues good with spot business light.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03

The local market was also easier, clos
ing at 28.7S to 8.e5.
London copper was quiet but slight
~ higher at So pounds. It's Sd for spot
and 80 pounds. 1Bs for futures. Lo-
cally the market was more or less NOM
inal 1t unchanged prices.
Lead abroad advanced IL ID to IL
ly At l35 to 445 spelter was lower
IN London. closing At 81 pounds ITS
sds but unchanged In New York at $40
Iron was unchanged In both mar
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
Mortgage Sale

Notice 10 hereby given. that under and b.
virtue Of the power Of sale contained 81 E
certain mortgage executed on the 18th an
Of June. 1905. by Frank. W. jackson q
Elizabeth r. Bragg, which Il recorded a.
the office of the Judge OF Probats Of Mod144
gomery County. Alabama, In mortgAGe booN
ls3 on page $50. the undersigned. Elfpnbot8
7. Bragg will on Monday, the 2etb day a.
July. 1909. proceed TO sell at public auc&118
10 the highest bidder for cash, at tina oouf|
Square Fountain In City OF Montgomery. kIs|
ALBANIA. during the hours OF judicial aHfa4|
the following described real estate situA8&8
In the City and County Of Montgomery, A1e@|
bama, to-wit:--
Lot number one according to the plat a.
tached TO a report of sale OF lands or TN.
estate OF J. r. jackson. deceased. "a rod
of said County. In Book ''E" OF convsyouct1'
on page 50; said lot being In section 14'
Township 10. Range 10. commencing on th<|
section line where fntersects the t.as1>
side of Union Street, and running theuc4|
South to the waller Place. thence East
along line OF Waller place four hundred aa4.
twenty feet to Ripley Street. thence North
thence west along said section line foul
hundred and twenty feet to point OF b.
ginning: being the same property couve1e6|
by c. A. Lanfer, Jr., commissioner 10 y
W. and r. n. jackson by deed recorded in1
the office Of the Judge OF Probnte Of 11<1]
County In Deed Book 80, page t21.
The said sale being for the purpose al
pose Of paying the debt secured thereby
Including this costs and expenses OF suuH|
sale, together with reasonaele atkognsyf|
fee. ELIZABETH r. BRAGG.
MARKS q sAYRk Mortgages
Attorneys ---snt-f&|
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
Bids Wanted.

bids will be received at office OF Clerk
OF Board of Revenue until twelve noon,
saturday, July tenth for excavating ditch
one mile long to drain Electric Park Lake.
Profile and specifications on file in office
of County Engineer.
and date for grading and graveling Cleve-
land Avenue from City limits to Norton
street Profile and specifications on file In
oii'oe Va j.. T. BULLEN.
...au-tu County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
Reclaimsne Swamp I.ana..

Tailulah. La, July 2.-One OF the
most extensive reclamations Of swamp
lands IN the history OF the South was
practically undertaken here yesterday
when a surveying party of the United
States geological survey began prelim-
mary work looking to the drainage of
more than 100000 acres of land In
NortheRstern Louisiana. An appropria-
ton has been made by parishes inter-
ested exceeding $4,000 for the initial
steps.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03

New York. July Mooney on call easy
i&@1H per cent; ruling rate, closing bid
and offered at TX per cent.
Time loans very soft and active; sixty
cent; six months sA @8h per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03

London, July 2.-American securities
opened steady, a fraction above parity. Lat
er the market gathered strength on covering
operations and at midday was firm with
prices from V to over yesterdays New
York closing.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
TYPEWRITERs AND REpAIRs

DO NOT be misled. Your money will go
Just as far here as anywhere for any make
Of typewriter. Repairs. Supplies Southern
Typewriter Exchange. If
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Unsettled. showery weather prevails In the
southeastern states and in the upper lake
region. and rain was falling at Marquette,
Mich, Charleston, s. c.. and Tampa Fla. at
an. today. Heavy amounts fell In por-
lions OF Louisiana, Mississippi, southwest
Alabama south Georgia and north Florida.
At Quitu1an, Ga, the 20 hour amount was
$50 inches, while Tampa, Fla, received
2.7o inches. Temperatures are very high
from the Mississippi valley westward. At
Kansas City. Mo-. the thermometer reading
was % degrees at the morning observation,
and the maximum readings yesterday were
above % degrees In the Dskotas. and from
Montana southward TO Arizona. At Miles
City. Mont. reading OF io4 degrees was
observed. while Salt Lake City, Utah, and
Phoenix, Ariz.. had reading of zoe and los
degrees respectively. The Gulf disturbance
has nearly disappeared, and has been quick
iy followed by Increasing barometric pres
sure and clearing weather In the west Gulf
states which will soon extend TO the east
Gulf states also.
Generally fair weather n therefore expect
ed In Alabama tonight and Saturday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery. Alabama, for the "a hours
ending at 9 am, 18th meridian time.
Friday July 2. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
TYPEWRITERs q SUPPLIES.

THE No. 10 Smith Premier Visible Type
writer has column finder. two color ribbon.
back spacer. interchangeable carriages, ball
bearing type-bar. Smith Premier Typewrlt-
er Co., Montgomery. Aatg
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03
MERCANTILE PAPER.

New York. July a-Ciose: Prime mercan-
tile paper 81 % per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bus
mess In bankers bills at 4ee. 0B d70 for sixty
day bills and at ass 10 for demand.
Commercial bsila 4es q ".
Bar silver S1Z.
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds
irregular.
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New York, July 2.-The London tin
market was easy today, closing at
decline OF los at 1s1 pounds Is Sd for
suot and 1s2 pounds, 1ks for futures.
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LOsT-one pointer and one setter dog;
pointer white with liver colored spots. bob
Red tail Setter white with black spots and
black ears. Liberal reward TO persons re-
turning them to 74s South Perry st., 7. B.
Rethea, 19h Commerce st. -1e-7t
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St. Louis, July Close: Wheat No. 2
red cash si.25 new; s1.4s old; No. Q hard
81 :26@so; July .1ox; Sept. l.o7% o y /.
Corn No cash ssk @70; No. 2 white
73h; July 67& Sept. SIS o ".
Oats: No. Q cash 4sh; No. white S2h
July ASK Sept IL.
Lead "a. IS. Spelter IS. 80.
Chickens 11he: springs isGlsc; turkeys
Use; geese &c: ducks &c.
Butter creamery al o 2Sc.
Eggs l9Mc; cases included.
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THE WEATHER.

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Local Observation
Central Time,
Montgomery. July .. 1903.
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COFFEE MARKET.

COFFEE MARKET.
New York. July 2-Coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to an advance
Of tine points In response to the advance of
. half 70 one franc In the French market
and ruled generally steady on covering and
bull support Of the near months. The close
was steady at q net advance OF SOLO
Including: July at g. 2o@25; Sept at SIS;
Dec. s. IS; March $50; May sos.
spot quiet: No. Ro 7xc; Santos No.
sQskc; mild coffee quiet; cordova sh
012hc.
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LOST.

1osr-century Bicycle. black with new red
I'm ON front wheel; probably left on curb.
some point on Dexter Ave. Court St. or
post office; about Tuesday or Wednesday
last suitable reward to finder. IL returned to
West -stegau q. q NJ Co.. lie coosa st.
-1s-3t
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x-Failins.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

RIVER FORECASTS.
The Coosa and the Alabama will continue
to fall very slowly.