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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. Feb. s--Ths undertone lin the general list of stocks continued Iaeprssssd today and the effect was off set less effsetualiy by special points a%iSnf ram tss sss svancss sw si shs shsr,ss,y ssrliss gsrt of the wsss made made -elase pf stocks. The rather ffrmer tone of the s.a sasnsy market and s.psstssssr asss ldecreaee in the margin Of the surplus. were advanced as ostenslbie reasons for some of the selling of stocks.
 The bearish traders on the stock ex- over the Jspansse question uSi sD1t ana the ds- sire to await the final action of the lCalifornia ieEisiature on the bill to IsseRrefate JApanese pupils in the pnb- iic scheols. was cited as an influence ment bonds in foreign markets con- tinued to advance on account of the IJspaness financial program. hut the ad- vance was not followed today in the Iment ia its details, showed the wide spread re-adjustment growing out Of with the new. IS per cent rssrfve reeuirement for state banks and trust conpanies which went into force deposits In banks and trust companies |as stated by the trust companies stood lat $1s2.sIs. 300 and in this weeks state- ment has fallen to t7.3ss.4 .4o0. Cash in ysults ysn, , cf the a trust % cynpanies has rissn aes, 300 in this weeks statement.
 Bonds were irregular. Totai sales,
 United States 2's registered have de- snss tss ess ssrpsas. ssn. i saS sa ts: aSrn:
 CLOSING STOCK LasE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
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|wooanaan oe aEontGemery AsAist
 FuneraI of HEenfgomery Man.

| 5 l 4 a. Iwooanan of aGontGemery Asaist fn
 Funeral of fEenfgomery Man. Owassa, Feb, e--fSpecisil--H- E-
 Pickens who was killed at Brewton' Thursday In an accident on the Louis lviiie and Nashville Railroad, was lalo Ito rest Friday at owassa.
 | He being a member Of Magnolia Camp No. 3. Woodmsn of the World. at Montgomery, there was appointed by this camp two Sovereignss R. 8. lCulleKe and Fl. H. Fields to assist lOwassa Camp in conducting the funeral services. These two on arrival At lOwassa were met by all members of
 owassa Camp, and a number of Wood. men from Brewton. Garland. China and other camps. all assembled at the late residence of the departed brother. | There was a quiet ceremony conduct ed by Mir. Pickens. Then the remains
 were taken to the cemetery only .
 short distance away. and laid to rest with Woodcraft honors. " 8. Brown, ". E. Pangman, Manual Walker. L c. Johnson. ]. D. Grant, E,
 M. Angle. J. z. Brooks. L. R. Peacock. M. E. Ellis. A E. Long. Leon Riley ana John Dutlsovich acting as paIl-bearers. After the funeral all WOodman as. Isembled at the hall of the Woodmen.
 and had several talks for the good of the order. &-s
 Visiting sovereigns then went to the
 home of Mir. Yates, one of Owassa's
 most respected citizens, and enjoyed . Luncheon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

soon brought help ana with very littla oamage the fire was extInkuished.
 Howard Thames met with a painful Scci1snI while working on the A. and Raiiroad bridge falling about
 Mr. and rsS. isss nseeElag Fln g b2tn arms. fsng Mr: and Mrs. Schneider, and are na9nly pleased with CikroneIle MlsS kanch0n Petrinovich of MohiIa pa,n ss . guest Of her sister. Miss Marie
 Doris McMain gave . masousras. Rarty 70 her young friends They enc 5oyeo playing games until a late houv wnen rsfreshments were served. B. R. King and wife of PIainsvtI1. v, Ano Mrs. Nefong and Miss BuSord oIg st. Louis' are guests of Mrs. sam
 Rev. R. 4. LeMastsr, president of tne new industriaI college now being pr. Davis. his old friend and felIo| member of the Ohio Conference of the methodist Episcopal Church.
 Miss Glennie Mckenzie of Mobile ia the guest of Mrs. Clemohs.
 Citronelie Camp No. qT, Woodnen oe she world, held its annual installation or ofiicers and following this uD with banquet at the Hotel Citronelie. The ofncers of the ensuing year are D. P. rSadier, Consul CoInmander: M R. Coleman, Advisor Lieutenant; T. W. Coleman, Clerk, H. E. Matson, Bank CT; Henry Cain, Escort; George Cart. man, WRtchman; J. A. Brown, Secre- tary; Means Blewett, Physician.
 Mrs. Chas. W. Watson and two chil- dren. from Belvidere. Ill., are guests of pr. and Mrs. Michael.
 Boyd Michael was down from Merf- dian, Misss visiting his parents
 The Masons held an interesting meet ing Tuesday night at their lodge, after which they enjoyed 8 banquet at the Pullman Hotel. r
 The corner stone laying of the First Christian Church of ,Citronelle took place, the ceremony being in charge of the Grand Lodge of Alabama A. F. and A. M.' headed by the Citronslle Band.
 The service by the Masons was sol- emn and impressive.
 Those In charge were Grand Master R. L. Douglass, ?. M. 33rd: Deputy Grand Master Charles Lehmann. Se- nior Grand Warden H. Mccormick P. M 33rd; Junior Grand Warden R. Roy Movers, Chaplain Rev. Claude D. HILL Stewards R l.. Simmons, Monroe Sim mons, Senior Deacon H. H. Fair.
 After the stone had been formally laid Rev. Claude D. Htll delivered the oratton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
NEWs 0F RnEwToN.
Town Authorities Contemplattnw In-
 atMllatlozK of NexK nYnnrz,nn-

 Town Authorities Contemplating Xn-
 stallatioR of New Dynamog.
 Brewton. Feb. 6.--(Special. )--The ( town authorities contemplate install ing new dynamo and engine of large capacity ct the light and water plant at as early a date as practicable. Myor Strong stated this morning that the Council had under consideration the advisabiiity of the sale of i've of the towns bonds for this purpose, and more if necessary, with which 10 pro- vide funds for the purchase of this machinery,
 The present tax rate Is 2 I-3 mIlls. and, according to the statement of Mayor Strong, this rate will not have to be raised to meet the additional ob. ligations. He said further, that during the past three months, since the new municipal administration took charge of anfirs. the light and water plant had shown profit of s100 per month Heretofore. 1t is stated, the plant has been run at loss to the town.
 Brewton owne it's own electric light and water plant. and the rates have never been exorbltant, but are sum- cient to meet the current expenses. A large reduction In the expense of the plant was recently made, hence the good showing it is now making In the matter of profits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
lone aFo Mere relafed.

long ago were related
 Although Mir 6cheuer lost his wifs year or two agu. who was only q fem years his junior and he ia fast bending beneath the weight of years. he e res mrakably we'll preserved and atm pur- sues daily avocation in business. He is as prompt and regular st hts deslx whene he manipulatss complicated set of books. as the average young man. and wields pen with equally d much ease,
 The occasion last night was crowned with royal repast. in which aii of hts family participated except the eldest Of his sons. who is an extensive manufact. urer in New York City.
 The pupils of the Breuau ere prac- 'ticing almost daily at basket ball and hope to be able soon to select from their best players . good team that VIII be prepared to accept challenger from the best In this section when some sx- citing sport is expected to be witnessea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
C1TRONELLE NEWS.

Cltroneile, Feb. 8.--(speclal. )-Fhe golf links are now open and quite a number have availed themselves and are out on the links.
 comes olf soon will be of greater In- terest this season as there are a num- her of new promising players.
 Mrs. Tom Wainwright of StonewaIl, Miss is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Wainwright.
 Messrs. Boal. Yerien and Took com posed a hunting party to Mt. Vernon, but on account of the cold snap re. turned without getting any birds.
 Mrs, 8. H. Boal discovered the roof of the house occupied hy David BoaI and wife was on Ire, teiephona call
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
RINANCIER,s arArnNrnNr-

Tg
 New York, Feb. e.--The FInancier will cay:
 The heavy changes noted in the statement of the Associated Banks of the City of New York for the week ending February G. were traceabla directly to operations with the trust companies Of this city. The clearing conditions. decrease of SIS. .776.700 in loans . decrease of a1s,22s, 200 in specie and fe- gal tenders and a contraction of $S3,e soc deposits. but as 1t was the bank reserves for the week fell 31o.S7o.57o. the surplus reserve on Saturday standing at ss,ses.so0 the lowest reported for over year.
 The shrinkage In cash aside from the causes already noted. was traceable to the export of about s4.0o0.0O in gold although the banks sained somewhat in their opera tlona with the interior.
 The cash reserve of the clearing house banks is now less than one per cent. above the legal minimum and h not unlikely, with heavy payments they made to the government. that this percentage win be further reduced in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
NEW oELEANs CorrON.

New Orleans. Feb. s.---spot cotton quiet unchanged. Middllng ?-1ee. ssies On the spot 500 bales; to arrive ss.
 tntnres opened steady. unchanged from xe.tsrdays closing. The session was very dull even for c saturday prices moving over q range of only four points which carried them three to four points above yes serdays closing prices. weekend Dkatistisu favored the bull nide slightly which captains the slight advance. Runners of greet aotiv- tty in the March option were heard but spots remained as dull Rs ever. The tone ct the close was steady with prices up- changed @ three points higher than yes- terday's closing.
 The week closes with futures showing . net advance over last saturday of four to seven points. This advance slighk as it Is. was ulads with the bsars having the upper hand Nearly every day of the week bears oxerted pressure on the market but covering by them in efforts to take prof- its prevented material declines.
 Spots were in small demand, gAlea for the week amounting to oniy s,Sse bales. aEAinst A309 the week preeedinG and 102Be the same week last year. Sales Co arrive wefe z.sse hslsa. against 2.e7k the preceaing week and 7.oeS last year. 2idalin9 lost 1-1se Curing the week. closing ct 3 g-iec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
NrANcHrsrrn CLOTH SEARKrT.

Manchester, EnR., FOO. b.-Ihe cIoth of betterment during the past week. and manufacturers were willing to make con- sessions to conclude large orders. China bought fair quantities of suitable cloths and the reports from Shanghai indicate bet ter trade in the near future. The Indian offerings, however. were poor and the turn over in that direction was below the aver age.
 The weeks business in American qualities consisted in the execution of small orders for immediate requirements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
SPECIAL NoTIcEi

We have iust purchases large Ia t~rest in the Reek Springs Distiliins Co.,, of 0wensbore, Kys and we gre nosv in position ts Ksve ear custcmers . much older gseds fer the sam< money than before. ..
 Our specialtfes are Hfif anA Hial, cream nectar and old Kestueixy Ceson- el.
 We have the sole ecntrei cf the est put of both of these planta fer the entire seuth.
 Address all communIezttons to fen- sheo1ns Fla.
 |. Bricknsaa q co.
 Phone ezl. P. 0. Bex 1ez.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
MIR. sCHEUER CELEBRATES.
n'sAt'-sseo.a I,,.:t.s S,.tAsay of nuf.ul-

Eufaula. Feb. 5- Especially A. Scheuer celebrated his eighty-second birthday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Moses Scheuer on Eufaula Street fast night.
 In addition to the members of the Scheuer's mother, Mrs. B. WolR of Montgomery, and her daughter Miss Blanche, participated in the festivities.
 The hours were employeI in various games, among which was cards for which the old gentleman sfill maintains a lively interest Social chats were Risv indulged in and many Incidents of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
STORM AT OZARK.
High Winds Did Considerable DamaRe
 Ana


 High Winds Dld Considerable Damage
 in the County
 Ozark, Feb. Especial. .)--A wind and rain storm came up from the southwest about o'clock last evening as a climax to the high winds which had prevailed all day. and did consid- erable damage in the country and in the city. The tops Of chimneys were blown off at the residences of MT. H. W. Morgan and Mr4 M. M. Holman. The north end of Chafnn's warehouse, which was built of iron, was blown down, damaging some the stables or J. D. Holman. A cedar tree standing outside the yard was blown over. in- turing the home of Mir. Desty Black man at the north end of Union Ave- nue. Trees and fences were blown down in the country west and south Of the city, but no one was injured so far as we have been able to learn.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
x-vall.ns.


 RIVER FORECAgrs.
 The Coosa and the Alabama win continue Monday in the Alabama.
 'WEATffER CONDKTTONs.
 The low harometer area which extended from Iowa to Texas yesterday morning. after causing very general rains to the east or the Mississippi river and high winds at d number of points. has moved to the upper st. Lawrence valley. and is now causing snow in lower Michigan and high winds over tn clover lake region. Fair weather ore. yAlis in southern. central and middle-west. ern districts this morning, and the temper ature has fallen eight to twenty degrees in the 0ulf states, with more decided falls in low harometer moving in over the sxtrerns Northwest Is causing unsettled weather m that region.
 z Fair weather will prevail in Alabama during tonight aud Sunday,
 u. A DEPARTMENT OF AGRNOVyKTuRR
 W&ATHER BUREAU. TempeTaturo and precipitation Fsports from selecteo soetnsre stattona. For the 2A
 February 6. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
One of the Heaviest Rains Fell of the
 Entire Year.

Entire Year.
 Columbiana, Feb. 6.-(Special. )- There was one of the heaviest rain falls in this city yesterday that has occurred here this season.
 As the cloud arose every appearance of a severe storm was manifest But before the cloud reached here 1t began bearing around this place, and the heaviest of it passed a few miles north of here in the yellow leaf section of the county. For a half hour or more 1t was as dark as deep twilight. No reports of any serious casualties have reached here yet.
 There has been some little interest felt in this city and the surrounding community over the question of the County Solicitorship of this county. It will be remembered by the readers of The Advertiser that a few days ago Governor Conner appointed Hon. Wal ter S. Smith of Lineville. Ala, solic-. itor of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, to fill the vacancy caused by the re- signation of Solicitor Burr. Mir. Smith ia brother-in-law of Hon. Jno, J
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
Ruuoway Engine IIilIa Engineer.

Lumber City. Ga. Feb. GA run away engine started by an unknown person, on the Southern Railroad last night, crashed into a freight train and killed the engineer. J A. Dennis and seriously injured Marshall Pierce, A, c. Graham and George s. Goodbred. all tra4nmen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
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Rowland Woman Dies whste Seated f'
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NeW&@nu W~smAn DErs WMsa~
 Her Honne.
 Athens, Feb. e.--(Special. )--A sud. den and unexpected death is reported from Rowland. south of Athens.
 Mrs. Cook, wife of one of the most prominent citizens of that community, died while seated in her chair before the fire. She and her husAbnd were reading the papers after tea, and he had hIa attention called to her by some peculiar noise. and turning discovered that she was i'll. and before De could reach her side she had expired.
 They were alone at the time, having no children. and he was there some time before he could inform his neiBn- bors of his misfortune. 2
 They came South few years ago from Wisconsin: to escape the rigore of the Northwest, and had beautiful home and were very popular with their neighbors and friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
CHICAGO cRAIN AND rnoDUCr.

ChlCAaV GMAAN~ AND E8ODDOW.
 Chicago. III. Feb. s-unusnaliy caused a bulge in wheat prices here today. and the market closed strong at net gains Of s-s to 6-s Q 2-4c.s Corn and oats closed steady and provisions weak.
 The wheat market was benented by support from several of the leading bulls, which held prices ell day above the final quotations of the previous session. No great advance was made however until late in the day. when May rose to 1ie s-s. A number of take profits during the greater part of the day. The market closed strong and only a trifle below the highest mark for the day. Final nuotations on May were i1o 1-4@s-a and on July
 Increased offerings of corn from Indiana, Illinois and Nebraska had . Depressing effect on the market fe. free free Sellers sii % day. TRe market @ closed steady with prices a shade higher to I-sc lower compared with yesterdays final quotations. May clos- ed at es 6-e@2-t and July at e3 3-s. Trade In oats was exceptionally light. the pit at times being entirely deserted. Sentiment in the pit was bearish all day. the heavy tone being cas Sas psrsly rs to RSor c,oss 6ssDa oas for the unchanged to 1-sc lower with May at sl 7-S and July at 4e 1-2.
 Provisions were weak on selling of lard and ribs by local packers. At the close prices were Ia to 16o lower than the previous close.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
sToR MAT BREwTON.
Hixh winds ana Heavy Rain Dia sligAs
 Damage.

Brewton, Feb. 6.-(SpectaL)--hig winds, followed by c heavy rainfall, prevailed here in the early part of Iast night, and considerable trouble was experienced in keeping the town lighted.
 The dowh.town district was put in darkness by short-circuiting' but akter seyeral efforts the service was resumed in tn eresidence portion of the town. No damage 10 any great extent has been reported from outlying dfstrictss aithough the wind reached the speed og a gal0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
H Ynu WANT

Some gOOd vvaaislEey send an order for four quarts of EEiIl and Hill bottled in bond, e, delivered.
 |. BFacIkman & O., Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

Chrihtian seienee Lecture at T'he Grand, February q at ssao ?. na., by
 Mrs. Sac Harper nGsns, Q. '. Dy of Atlanta Go. Free 10 fhe pupAhe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
THH METAL. MARKETS.

New York. Feb. s.-No changes ocurred in the metal market with business quiet in the absence of cables.
 Tin Is reported dull.
 Copper was nominal.
 Lead was duil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Feb. e.--The cotton naarkei m responss to better cables than expected, ssnswea reports of business with China, ai- fnonkh the amount was cut down from yes baies of cotton goods. and larger apinners' takinEs for the week. Business waa moder- ateiv active. but was largely in the way well divided. and prices fluetuated within 2. range of 2@s points during the early ses- sion. i
 The market closed auisk and steady, Wtth prices net two to five points higher. Receipts at the ports today 34.2s0 bales. year. For the week s2E, ,oee bales. against as1-e33 last week and ls7,7Be Last year. To- day's receipts ak New Orleans 7,e3e, against ko3i last year. and at Houston Aes7 against 7.l64 last year.
 Spot closed quiet; fiYs points higher: Muadling uplanas s.se: mtddiipg gutf 10. IS. No sales. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

eTAe south's Qnfezk shipperss Oldest and most reliable.
 Kohn DistiIling G., F. o. Box 535. JaeksonviIle. Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
CHTCAnn PRnnnnn

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OET.
 New Orleans. Feb 6.--Cottou seed oil. prime refined in barrels per pound s S.S0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

London Feb. e.-The absence of q de- elded lead in Wall Street created uncertain ty in American securities on the stock ex- change here today and only small business tranpired, The movements were irregular and the market closed dull. An exception was Missouri Pacific which was ateady. Consols for money sse'.' SS A1-!e
 dc. for account 's ~ is-!e Illinois Central sss. "sss ''''Ass F Southern Railway eos 'vss '''' EYE
 do. pfd. ssss ssssss es'', Sc
 Bar silver steady 24hd per ounce.
 Discount in the open market for short hIIis 7-is per cent: for three months bills 3 s-1s0 g per cent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

LOST SPRING RYE { Qts. e4.O0 ats. 9o.5O ex. waRd,
 GREIL TRADING co. F. O. Rex SS7. PenaacoIa, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
rIvrnpnnI. GRAM.

Liverpool Feb. s.-cIosing: wheat spot strong: No. red western winter es lhd. Futures firm: March 7s 1ehd; May 7s S%a;
 Corn. spot steady; new American mixed via Gaiveston 5s cd. Futures steady. March 6s Sd: May 5s 5hd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
NEv ORInANg sror COTTON
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Lagerpeol. Feb e.-Ciosing: Gotten spot gQo9 mtdoiing ss.s ssss sssssss .n .4s Alu0itnG sec. s.ss ssse ssss sssssse. Sx Low uiadGifng ssssss ssssssssss s'e. .gz Good ordinary q. .... s... s... ...ss.4.e SC @ke,aasy .. .S. a.,. s:. asa s.,.s ss es and included 2e.50e American. Receipts 1Aeoe bales. including z7.e0e Americans
 Futures opened steady and closed quiet; Mepf0afy .s.. ssss esssn' "
 EeoFQary-Maxeh Asss gs..es9o za &MFcn-ApFu sses ssssa see AAss As.sesyt3 ANEt11h4AF sssssS eses sssss ssss ~s..e.se J MAg-Jnne ssss ssss sssssetsb.Vg anne-Juty ssss ssssss1svg
 91ly-Aukuek .sse ssss ssss ssssS.vs
 Ap&nsE-Heptempar ssSs sAe.ge
 eepsemoef-OctoDef ssss ssoss.esy14 Qc1oper-NcveEnper ssss sees Sss's.s1 Nefemper-DecemDer osAs esss aSsss. .e.sSK December-January sss.f ss.s ss.s ..4.efH Sanasfy-t eofuAFy ...s s.,s s.sss.assI
 Additional sales we're mAda to the trade fafa wasferdav nP 0AO hnIes all Amarieau.