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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
@icaiameS @IaS.

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LIT bic Seritellung bon 9las, bos isbem
Drude nadsibt unb, obne gu bre9en,
In iebe beliebige Sprm sebradt ipers
ben fann. Die GlteIte Grpdbnung fols
1en @Iai.s finbet ii9 in .inem 8eri9t
Sbnzabbs2lIfobms, ben bieier 81 Utas
mum, benz Sobns unb Ra9folser Sas .
run al Rafdibs. iiber feline lint ~
Iu9uns elmer aItsspptiiden Pprc .nibe.
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Iiaen pbramibe fanOen mir 20 ghob,
iammern, bic nit tOitbc .,,m g,Stein.
gif.nssrdt9. irbsnsn e,ias.n un6
Wuffen s.fiillt MARI 4 hi, t.in,n gaO5t
ans.febt 9atten. Iub fonben mir
Slas. e oas ll6 assa li.b. Obne su Ssrs
ui.a'"; .,;,'s On elmer Sarift hsa getros
m;rs' mirs' 81 Giinftftttnss Raiisr Rsrns.
'' ~ Elm @lostiinitler .inen @Iaspt IN IN
"a 8oben, obne ibn gu aertriimm.rn;
I bas 9efGb bat nur cine 9euIe bopun
getragen, bic Der Grfinber mitelit eines
Sammers ipieber ausgI.i9t, oIs pGre
% niht 9las, fonbern Wstal, mas CT
bearbeitst. 9luh pIinius unb Dio
gaffus eripdbnen bisgfames 9Ias.
llnb 1910 fdreibt Reri In ieiner 9es
l9i4te bes 9Iaies: r3u Siberius 3eis
ten bat es SIas seseben, bas fi9 uns
bsf9aoet biegen IieB: bsutautoae t.nnt
mon ss nidt mebr, ipietpobl es ptrtbs
boiler mare als @oIb unb SiIber." Der
periif4e S9ab 9bbas Der @roBe
fanbte &Onis pbiIipp III. bon Spa,
nten feds unaerbr.9Iibe @lGfsr, bic
lsoem Sammerf9loss trpbten, unb
9laeourt beri9tet, bab elm ausldnbis
DER @rfinber, Der bem Usinifter
Rt4elieu TN SABRE 1880 eine 9Iass
biite aeigte, bic NIT SGmmern bears
bsttst psrben tonnts, l.bensIdngli6
tingeterfert fpurbe, bamtt BITE ben
trana6ff4en 9losorbettern perliebenen
prtbilseien bierbur9 feline 9ef9rGnz
flung srfubren follt.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
pic Gunst ais Aiblapparat.
Die 1sssatuas ess Sutttaae BET esH OSs
esIa-DsrIAlsesns Gssl,parms.


Die 8ebeutuns Der 2uftiGde bel ben
86geln TT nod immer nidt befriebis
genb ertIGrt. Die @errinseruns bes
fpeaifiI6en @epi9ts 1T piel gu unbes
beut.nb, aIs baB iie iggenbtpie in 9es
tra9t fommen t6nnte; als InaIoson
au ben 2unssn tOnnsn iis ni9t oufges
fabt tptrben, tpeil fie MIR fpGrli4 NIT
RlutgsfGbsn psrforst finb. 4m sina
lsu9fsnbiten iit nod ibrs 0eutuns als
lafebGIse, bic beim SIus. benz 8ossl
bic 4tbmunssbeipesuns.n erfparen,
inbem iie BET Der Rontrattion Der
Jlusmusteln fslbittbdtis fir 2uftps9s
Iel In ben 2ungtn forgen.
8ietorotp beutet in elmer neueren
4rb.it bic 3uftfdde als Rablapparate
fir bas Sera, bas sumaI bort. mo es in
Der Ndbe Der srpben Glusmusfelu
Iiegt, Der 9efubr Der iibermGbisen @rs
lpdrmuns ausssf.bt iF. 9as Sera If
nit 2uftfGden einsebiilIt. @ictprop
ipeift burd bsftimmts Grperimtnte
nad, bab bic Ssmperatur b.s Sersens
elmer Saube raider anIt.ist, tp.nn
burd &inftopfsn bon fsudttr Datte
bic Sfiibluns bts SerSens burb bic
2uftfdde aufs.boben if. SIN 4nfdlub
an bief. @.riude 8ictorpps bat 3is
iatu Yofbimura ben erptrtmsntellen
gladiptts sefiibrt. bab aud Der 2unse
Der anb.ren Wtrbeltbiert nebenbei eine
GbnIi6e Tunttion sutommt. vi. Muss
telmafe bes linten @.ntriiuls tft bel
Dumb unb &abs elmo 1 grub parmsr
qIS bas PIut, Dns 8lpt pirb auf
i.inem Wsse bur9 bic 2unse absez
iibIt. 9lubsrbem tptrft aud bic 2unse
bon aub.n, bort mo fie b.m Seraen
anliegt, als &ublapparat. Denn man
bas Ssra an Der Wdrmeabgabe ra4
Der 2unse 5u binbert, 70 fteigt feline
Semperatur raid an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20

y perben Deibersu
Spdnen... Sn Der Oitsrreidif9.n
WetberoDongsa gsarbeitsanitolt 2antotpib
brad tpsssn manseIbafter Soft cine
Hebolte aus. Die Senfier ipurbsn 5ers
triimmert, bic ginri9tunsen serit6rt,
bic Wdnbe aufseriF.n, bic Speifen auf
ote Strabs seporfsn unb bic DG6ter
balbtoot gef6Iagen. Der &ratpaa
ipdbrte neun Stunben. @qbli6 srf6ien
Der 9e5irtsbauptmann Hit 9enborz
merle uno fdoffte nit bIanter @affe
Srbnuna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20

Wesen 3pei pfennigen
| rr tnnig gepor roen. Su
Der gabnbOfspirtbIbaft 3. &IaTe in
Imberg ipuroe cine aslInerin tpabns
ftnnig por aufresuns iiber bic @ors
ipiirfe. bic ibr elm 9ait ipessn apeier
su biel angersdneter pfennige eemodt
hntts. Die &elInerin mubte in cine
9ttianftalt mad Rsssnsburs ssbra9t
Iperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20

Der 9 Dat in Der DGfde.
Die Stnterbliebenen eines In @ie6to6
in Risbtrbapern bsrIforbenen tpobls
babenben pripatiers fanben unter feis
ner Wdi4e nod gu alien ueberfiub
2O0O Nart in 3pan5ismartftiid.n
Derftedt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
MEMS Furnishings

Manhattan Shirts il the latest P'eated
bosom, cuffs attached, coat sry,e, III new
Greens, blues, tars, greys ard plain pat
terms.
Wright's Health Underwear in union
suits and separate garments.
Horoyd's and Norfolk New Hruns-
g,icL Ribbed and Flat Garments in pure
WOODS Cooper's Derby Ribbed Ba-5rggsnS.
from SOC III garment a2.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Mems OVerCOatS

For you TO choose from. Military collar
3.ir.ope's ard all that's srappy, down 10
the pla;nest sort. Look at Cur OVercCats
before you buy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Goes Away Back to The Cradle of the Human Race.

Goes Away Back to The Cradle Of the Human Race.
xyou cannot talk it out or breed it out of mankind
~ No matter what station in life men occupy they
never will be satisfied with garments made OF any
thine but the fleece of sheep and who blame them? 1t
is easy for any merchant to give you awoo IN suit at
SIS $50 s35 but the merchant that gives you alwoo
clothes at So SIS and $40 must be Judge OF what ana
Where to brv We are pursueng an Atwood policy brand
ing in many instances on the tickets exactly what the cloth
is made Of.
If vow wish Clothing of the Highest Character,
at the lowest prices come here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Men S Clothing

Stein. Bloch, Gaberdine Rain or Snlne
Goats and English Slip-On's are rSw ones
and first shown by n.
Hundreds Of other swell stripes in
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

prominent attorneys sat ANA several
good addresses were respnndod ~
ODeers Injected.
The full list OF ofi1csrs selected Tor
the ensuing term. follows.
President--Emnet ONeal, Florence.
Vice Presidcnts-Ffrst John Lon
don. of Birmingham; Second. W. ~.
Lackey. Of Dadeville: Third. q. W
Faith. of Mobile: Fourth. Daniel Part.
ridge. OF Selma: Fifth. McLane Triton
OF Peli CITY,.
Secretary and Treasurer-Alexandes
Troy. Montgomery.
Central Councils. d. Weakley
Chairman; James weatherly. II. u.
Sims, and H. c. Selheimer. Birming.
ham. and W. p. Acker. Of Admission.
Executive Committees-R. +. Lyon
Montgomery, Chairman; y. M. Foster
Montgomery: e. W. Pettus. Selma: Tip'
Mullins. Cianton; Alex Troy, Montgom.
cry. ex-oficio.
The proposed plan Of the Bar Asso'
citation nominating Justices OF the Sp'
preme Court received somewhat OF
set back The majority OF the com
mittee named on this subject reported
against the plan.
The convention was declared one o.
the best ever held by the Association.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
PRINCE IS CAUGHT


Dothar. July s.--tspecial. )--sherin
Butler hAa j,ast received a telegram
announcing the capture OF A. M.
Prince IN Marion. N. c.. by Sheriff p.
II. Nashburn-
: It viii be remembered that Prince
10 the man that attempted to kill his
wife here some few wsekS ago by cut
Ting her throat with . razor, and aft
erwards eiudsd the officers. though
bioodhounds wsrs put on his trail
within an hour after the tragedy.
There was = reward OF tz25 for his
capture and delivery to the sheriff, and
. sharp lookout has been made for
him ever since the crime was COM
mitte0.
Sheriff Butler left today to bring
Prince back to Alabama. ~
Deputy Collector u. N. Winters,
Deputy Marshals n. ]. Collier and r..
N. Shehsn. Jesse Barnes and A. b.
vtckery returned last night from Q
raid in covington county on Illicit dts
tilleries. ~
They captured four good sized stills
with customary apparatus, large
quantity OF beer, and carried two men.
Bass and Terrell, 10 Troy before Com
missioner Tutwiler for preliminary
hearing. They, were bound over. and
II II thought that several other arrests
VIII follow In few days.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
HoNoRs MRS. coSNoR.


Tuskewe.
Tuskexee. July s.-(Speciai1--A de-
lightfui event and q pretty compliment
to her house guest. Mrs. Il. c. Connor.
OF Enterprise. was the lawn party at
which Mrs. TT. Common entertained
yesterday.
,Mrs,1 Conner chose outdoor sur
roundings for her party. The spa
cious lawn with its beautiful shade
trees Is Ideally adapted for this kind
Of party. Rustic seats, swings, tables
bearing tall vases OF brown eyed su-
sans and wigwam from which the
DELICIOUS refreshments were to be
served was placed upon the lawn.
The heavy downpour OF rain which
prevented this arrangement being car
ried out by no means marred the pleas
ure OF the afternoon,
The house decorations were In brown
eyed Susans and ferns. which gave q
pretty touch Of color to the interior.
Receiving with the hostess was the
honor guest, Mrs. r. c.. Conner. Mrs :.
T, q. Conner. Mrs. r. D. Conner and
Mrs. n. 8. DanA,r.
Delicious punch. was dispensed BY
Mrs. Ida Wright Johnston from q
table In the reception hall festooned in
grape vines. interspersed with nas-
turtiums. In the parlor refreshments
consisting Of tomato and egg sand.
witches with ice tea was served the
guests. On the tables were placed
olives. sailed almonds. green and white
mints.
Mrs. Common was assisted by her
daughters. Mrs. L. J. Brown and Mrs.
L. l.. Conner and by Misses Willie
Mae Grigg ana Carrie Lee Conner.
The guests numbered more than one
hundred. =
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
WOMAN DISAPPEARED,
FOUND AMONG FRIENDS

New Orleans. La. July s-Foiiowins
her iisappearance with her infant
child from her home hero several days
ago and vigorous search by the
police for her, Mrs. Henry Walther,
wife OF q local contractor. was found
at the homo OF friend here this
afternoon.
Upon her departure from homo with
the baby, Mrs. walther told her other
four children that they would never
see her again. II am going to join
Aunt Lizzie and little Lizzie" she said.
The persons to whom she referred
were her sister and niece. who were
recently drownd at Vaudeville. La
It was feared that Mrs. Walther had
killed herself. The belief 10 enter
tanned that her disappearance from
home was the result of her becoming
temporarily deranged. following the
loss Of her relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
NEAL HEADS
ALABAMA BAR
Mobae Chosen Next
Meeting Place.
MONTGOMERY MEN HoNoRED
Important Offices Go to Capital
Lawyers.
Association Endorses Bin for system Of
Jury Commissioners-Plan To
Nominate Supreme Beach
Gets Set Back.
MONTGOMERY MEN HoNoRED

Birmingham. July Especial. )--Hon.
Umme< O'Neal. OF Florence, was
injected president. the balance Of the
o11cers selected for the ensuing term.
Mobile chosen as the next meeting
place. and other important business
Mas transacted at the last days session
- the annual convention Of the Ala
hama State Bar Association here to-
day.
The report Of the Legislative Com
mittse provoked considerable discuss
bion. A number of bills brought be-
gore the Association at IT'S last meet
ing were endorsed. Among the most
Interesting was the endorsement given
10 q bill which provides q system of
dury commissioners from each county
81 the State. designed TO take the
preparation Of juries entirely out Of
The range Of politics.
The convention came TO o close with
1 big banquet at the Country Club.
Around the festive board . number Of
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
Additional Market Reports
wEEKLr CoTroN REVIEW.

New York July s--A sharp advance
in cotton recently has directed general
due largely to the recent government
crop report putting the conaition lower
than ever before IN a July report.
Excited speculation has lifted prices
To- high record price,, for the season on
been stimulated by Heavy and contin-
uous rains In the Atlantic States. not
ably In Georgia. and by hot. dry wealth
er In Texas. where maximum tempeya-
lures have prevailed In many sections
day after day Of 100 to 100 and in some
cases fourteen to sixteen degrees, the
latter In ELLIS County. the banner cot.
ton county of Texas.
The soil OF Texas was generally for
titled against July and August drought
and hot weather by normal rains du-
ring the winter and spring. The re-
suit II that many sections Of that State
temperatures and the lack OF needed
ahowers and rains. 90 {a
In the Atlantic States rains have been
so persistent that the crop. already
Be cleaned fast enough. Trade Is i'm
proving. spinnsrs have been buying
January and March contracts. some
dealers who had sold futures" against
the actual cotton have covered thety
Chicago and other Western centers
have at times been active buyers. The
South and Liverpool, Wall Street and
nous liquidation at the tempting ad.
vance has been rapidly and to all ap-
pearances easily absorbed.
The spot markets have been moro
active at rising prices.
: As futures reach new high levels,
the bulls aspirations mount. Formerly
ten cents was the goal. then, eleven,
then twelve and now IL IL thirteen to
fifteen cents.
They predict a further advances on
an expected record breaking consump-
ton eoincident with q moderate IL not
short crop. They believe that q new
epoch 10 opening for the cotton trade Of
monopoly Of the :. worlds cotton fu-
lures. The spindles In the world have,
within few years. enormously In
creased. Cotton. as helping to supply
one Of the three primary necessities OF
mankind, must. It ts commended, ad-
vance with wool and silk the demand
for which. like that for cotton. is am
nuaiiy increasing with the growth OF
the worlds population and the spread
ners of the globe. =
In other words. the bulls, flushed
with success. are confident and agrees
sive. Yet there Is no present scar
city of cotton. A good crop may yet be
raised. The outlook for the yield has
latterly improved. Europa's trade Ia
described as still poor. Cotton has ad-
vanced nearly $40 a bale since last Oc-
tober. There is no "sheEt' interest. or
next to none. and Of late the specula-
ton has gone wild and become more
| or less dangerous. On all good set.
backs in prices however, the market
had absorbed the offerings with a reaa-
| mess which 1t must be confessed has
made many of the veterans stare. On
| Friday, though. the tone was steady
the market seemed a trife tired. Wall
Street and Chicago have latterly sold
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
SOCIETY AT GREnNvILLr.
German u Olives a. Honor Of Mont.
f gomeRy Me9. -Nt.

German u Olives n Hener OF Mont
Greenville. July s-(Special.)-A
german. led by Miss Berry, Bricken Of
Luvesne. and O. A. Lane. given in
honor Of Messrs. Foster, Kennedy and
Armstrong Of Montgomery. was en-
joyed by many persons. There were
about twenty couples who danced.
The punch table was presided over
by Mrs. H. q. Wilkinson and Mrs. j.
Lee Long. The guests were: Misses
Edith Steiner. Laura Winkier. Lucille
Graham, jamie Lehman, lima Thomp-
son, Elite Bernes Kendrick. Carrie
Womack. Reese OF Lowndesboro.
Aileen Jones OF Montgomery, Beryl
Bricken Of Luverne, Sarah Stewart of
Selma, Lem Caller OF Fort Deposit,
Ruth Bruner of Fort Deposit. Pet Nc
MILAN. Lee Perdue. Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. r. b.. Dickinson; MessrS. Foster.
Kennedy. Anderson OF Montgomery.
o. A.. Lane. W. H. Scale. Wylie Cam
N. J. Searcey. C. X. McGehee. Webb
Mcpherson and Sam Farrior of Leto-
hatchie, DR.. Ed Kendrick. Broughton
and Zollie Wilkinson. Kirk Judge,
Lewis Perdue. Gherald Murphy. Jack
Boiling. Ralph Burnett. Driver and Ira
Traweek.
Last night the Sunday school class
of Mrs. w. o. Wagner entertained
their friends as the home OF their
teacher. The class 10 composed OF ten
girls and each one invited one Of their
boy friends. Many games were played.
and after Ices had been served at q
late hour the merry party broke up.
The card club met with Mrs. E. D.
Thames last night. About twelve
were present and some fine rubbers
were played Ices were served,
Chancery Court convenes here Mon
day with sixty-five cases on the docket,
among them being some that are Of
)eral interest.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

San Francisco. July s.-Mount Tam
alpsis. famous among tourists As. the
location OF tho crooixedest railroad and
almost equally noted az the most con-
spicuous scenic point about San Fran
cisco Bay. soon win be. converted into
q vast public park. II plans OF lend
ing citisens Of the Trans- Bay cities
provo SUCCESSFUL. The mountain VIII
also become the source of municipal
water supply for the trans-bsy cities.
as 1t IL In the water district sct aside
by the last Legislature. At the head
Of the committee promoting the affair
is william Ken. who gave the great
red woods to the Government for Q
national park i: ~ = !
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

Birmingham. July s--(6pecial)--one
Of the largest gatherings Of Hoo
Hoos ever held in Alabama win be
the meeting In birmingham September
.. when lumberinen from all over the
state will Join In q concentration. J.
H. Baird. Of Nashville. IL expected to
preside. and there viii be hundred
or more cats and kittens on hand The
meeting Will be held In the rooms Of
the Building Material Mems exchange
In the Chamber of Commerce building.
It win be in the nature of house
warming. Local committees are at
work on arrangoments. TX =
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

Eiwood. Ind. July Some hundred
men arrived from Newcastle. Pa TO
take thu; places of the strikers In the
plant Of the American Sheet and TIN
Plate Company here. The strikers had
been notified of the coming Of the
men and several hundred were at the
gate but wexe not allowed to enter.
There 10 q rumor in the streets that
the backbone of the strike has been
broken and that q number OF the strik-
ers will return to work on Monday
morning.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

CADa1 zene.
~Tuskegee. July s.-(Special the
body Of Warner DsBardeleben. who died
June 20 In q hospital at Ancon, Canal
Zone. Panama. reached home this az
ternoon. The funeral occurred ~
O'Clock At the home Of his parents. Mt.
and Mr. r. J. DeBardeleben. Rev.
l.. n. 9; chsppsiis ofaYisted The
ander. Booker johnston. M. H. Hurt.
b. q. Cobb. W.giP. Cobb and A. 81.
Danncr. Mr.. DeBardsleben was 80
years Of age. He HAD held q respon-
sible position with the Panama Rail-
road Company for several years.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

Birmingham. July Especial. 1.-The
local Zionist society recently organized
under the name "Tlkvath Zion tHope
Of Zion) has arranged . mass meeting
for Sunday In honor of the fifth ami
versary (Yahrzeit) from the day the
great leader, DR.. Theodore Herzi has
departed this life and left the Jewish
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
IRON FIGURES.


Birmingham. July S.-(Special.) -Au-
thoritative figures given out today
show a reduction of iron stocks in Ala
bama during the month OF June so that
on July ] there were $4,000 tons OF
iron on the yards. of which amount 5o,-
900 tons belongs to the manufacturer
while the balance belongs to the brok
ers. consumers and others. and awaits
instructions as to delivery.
On June / there were 10000 tons
of IRON on the furnace yards in thil
State, of which $4,000 tons belonged tc
the manufacturers. The make in thi.
State during June was down at a low
ebb. the offlcial report showing onlJ
1885 tons manufactured, against 113,
524 tons in May Of this year and ia,
319 tons in June of last year,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
MIR. WHITE ENTERrAINs.
Camden Citizen Celebrates Birthday
With Dinner

Camden, July S.--tSpecial. )--One of
the most elegant entertainments ever
given here, was the birthday dinner
given by s. H. White yestedyay.
Mr.. White invited a number OF hts
friends to be present and those invited
knowing OF the hospitality of Mr..
White and his estimabie family, re-
sponded in large numbers. There were
about nifty men and about fifteen ladies
present.
Rev. j. H. James. pastor of the
Methodist Church, after an illness OF
several months. is back again. He
seems to be much improved In health,
but IL not strong and vigorous as he
hopes to be soon.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

st. Louis. July Especial wheat: Jul,
81. 12A q y bid; range s1.1o1t to s1.l2M
bid; Dec. s1Ss%; range 81. oS% to si,os Z
May $1.11 bid.
Corn, July ss% bid; range IS to ss%
Sept. ebA 6Na: range e3M TO esA q q
Dec 58h on range sax to saw @%; May
IS bid; range So z to Sc bid.
= Oats July AN bid; Sept AIN bid.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

rsopis by thsmssivss 70 eo1plsts the
work of restoration ~ has begun.
AZ S:30 O'clock In the evening short
memcriAf service will be held ct the
E.Asssss l.==e! sys.scs.>, after which
sploGisss Will be dslivsred BY Rabbi
Loeb and others, and appropriate Zion
hymns win be rendered BY local talent.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
SURVEY OF TENNESSEE.
Government Parties are Inspecting tn
River. ..

Florence, July Especial. )-Fonr
Government surveying parties will
leave for Muscle Shoals Canal two to-
day and the balance tom orrow, for
Florence, Clifton. Chattanooga and
Knoxville to Paducah.
Government Engineer e. l. Hartman
in charge will report a general plan
OF Improvement for the river. with q
seven-foot channel, Knoxville to Chat
tanooga, and a nlne-foot channel be-
low Chattanooga.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

New York. July s.-Buyers OF cotton goods
getting few sales put through.
Agents are gradually Feadjusting values
TO a higher level Cotton yarns are half
to one cent pound higher and the demand
Ia somewhat better. Jobbers are doing a
very moderate house trade.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10
Alabama Fostmasters.

Washington, July 9.-(Speciat)--
Postnasters appointed: Douglass Dale
County, Carl q. Reeder: Stewart, Hale
County. q. w. McCrory. '7-et
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-10

wilmington. July 9.-spirits turpentine
steady 45c: receipts 46.
Rosin nothing doing; receipts ss barTels.
Tar firm 81. 60; receipts II.
Crude turpentine firm ~. rs, $3.50 and
Sa.50; receipts liza. M
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cadix. July s--The italian steamer
Asostino arrived here today from Hay
Il with her captain dead and the en-
tire crew I'll from beri-beri.
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COTTON RECEIPTS

WI IOEN HEEION7NT IDs : : :
New York. July 9.-The following are the
total net receipts OF cotton at all ports since
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Neck,csar and
s Handkerchief

NecktC9dr and
Fl Handkerchief
Il e.5s, s.g5 81 g.
Choice Of all our men 3 25c
silk four-in-hands or bat
wlngs Ir ON = until ~ Q clock
.onsns l0E
a'. ..s....''s.'.syT
Mems 75c and $1.00 silk
four-in-hands tonight from z
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Total
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Ladies
NeckDed1.

A splendid line Of Jabots
trimmed with Baby Irish and
Val. lace; also lace turn
overs and Baby Irish Jabots
to match. A few braided
Dutch collars trimmed : with
cluny lace and medallions.
Tonight choice Ivy
Another lot Of Dutch col
lars, Jabots and Stocks; also
a few linen Dutch collars.
Being slightly soiled and
mussed from handling, we've
decided to close them out
cheap at 19c. Choice on
tonight :. ;. ......y Y.
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