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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

The testimony OF 4 man Who had
lived 70 enjoy ripe experience.
i he could speak * III tosa, i
believe ISL would rs Ill sags \,
MS toHa5eopf ~ mo- s,.,,g
words copia IS bava ,,s,r 81 ~ ~.
occasion pas tbem ~ ii rs.
As afeweiI ms IS fsom XII
whose infeFe Rss t,syar sstssr II.
pfssed
Tie sesosd Dasys -svas,. j
rs H. relationship and burden tor
sSquag men. n asFsatls shau
gonng man eleanss Ike ~sss Is
taking heed t,lefefo IS sssg IS s,,s
Boha
lave known our bs6fser III,
ones sea- ana during III ina bsys
talked VIII MN Fepeste8Is s5I i
never was with him f6F AM iena 4
% time thai he did ns eysFss I I.
deep concern for Young mes. oss
pf his last sentences Is lbged
ones was Never lose Al oi,6sr, ~
~ to help Young men I4s s5,,sss,
For them 70 trust in Coz. ana NE
lives Of righteoasnsss INA 49,
Yonng men, you have lost /. sim
eere friend ana being dead he yst
speaketh. Remember tue words
which he wrote With tis weals ar Il
trembling hand let them Saco,I 3, J,
70 You msssag from ths other
world,
The thitd passage reveals to Il
his relationship ID ana attitpds Is,
ward death ana the great change.
ITO be With Christ Is far bettss J,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16
And Furniture That Belonged
to Rival Who Eloped
With Her


pETR OFT Mich Feb iG Ry i
clever piece ~ strategy ofltile stiers
.ieck Holmes yariett stephen Koshsw
4 thrifty fnerchant of Enterprise. ~.
~ came % Detroit and "a one fen
ssseop ecured his pretty zc-y esr-ola
VIE q house fun 81 good furnitnrs.
= Quantity n ready cash ara. bet
~ ~ was able % iay hands upon
sIohn Nags . former sw efhsart 81
the woman Who Ind induced her
70 eiope with him ron Enterprise
iseyefal months ago.
KeshaR who anpreciatas lie value
&c aayertising, placed m adyertise-
nent n certain periodical offering
g tewarf fcr Information which
night lead ~ the siiseogefy OF his
wife whereabouts. The cad. !.
ca1isht the eye 81 one John Bro. i've
ing "a Delray. q suburb Of Detroit.
ana he lost no time 10 itnanic atine
With koshaw. who came on al once
to- this city, Bros suspicious proved
correct and Koshaw after causing
the arrest Of his rival. took possession
Of everything in sight he sold the
furniture and, with his now. repentent
wife. started back for Enterprise.
Macy, Who lived In wheeling, has des.
icided not 20 return there,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16


slse . spea X q hill flss
q man re lived ainong men 2
saeh q way Is e command tn {
fespeet mi admiration. His life y i
sttaightioF9ard ana upright There
lis but one imony That ! hear
niang Years among YOU. This testis-
monk may Be summed up In these
words sHIis was life Of sterling
gori apd unqnestioned integrity.
senllaps hers Is 10 man among is
flNi5on tllls conld " more fittngly
said than % pen Pew
am glad also Is be able 10 say
lsNtfd q lita q tie head Of fani-
Ivy iiFsbsn and father he
was owing and devoted tender and
athetle Even ia the hours 81
his extreme akness, when he
could not express himself concern
ing other things hs found strength
70 express love ana loyalty y 10
those Who We're nesFest ana dearest
10 him. the kindly look ana the
5oylng word eke Volumes 70 Those
who pnaers God him ana we're com.
ipg from MIN fully ANA ren.
dering q service which only love can
] render
But y rs Christian that de.
size most % b say word:
For many years he aas been j
esaTistiarl. ne gave Ieart anu
dedicat his life to his Master
when 9 very young man. For .ver,
many years he was a faithful mem.
lsees OF and worker In the Sunday
school During his mature life he
nag peen an officer il the church
q which ne was 9 member Jaspei
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16
DON'T BE sIIsIED.

Il q
The retail druggists * tliis country
as q class. are noted for their stand
ard of inteiiigence ana honorable
dealing, but 1t Is q ReII known
fact that oecasionally ynu viii
md one who VIII try 70 sen yon SOME
thing else when you calI for 4 RENEE
dy Of established srepptatl ons ne tor.
gets that your health Is more import-
ant than his pocketbools
For example, when YOU ask for DR.,
k1lmer's swamp loot, the great Kid
.iiey, Liver and Bladder Remedy don't
let any druggist, drug clerk or store
keeper persuade you into buying
something else IN us place. Every
time he succeeds In selling YOU a
worthless substitute ne makes more
protit. but YOU are humbugged al the
expense OF your health.
For many years we have watched
with much interest the remarkable
record maintained by DR.. Kalmers
swamp-Root. From the very begin
ling the proprietors had so much
confidence in It that they invited
every one to send for free sample
bottle SO that people could judge Of
its great curative value in even tiie
most distressing cases of kindey. liver
and bladder troubles.
On another page of this paper you
win find few Of the letters, prompt-
ed by feelings Of heartfelt gratitnle.
that are constantly coming to Or.
Kilmer & Company, No one, can
doubt such sincere and honest testi-
mony.
swamp-Root is prepared only by
DR.. Kilmer g Co; Laboratories.
Binghamton, N. Y.-Don't expert
ment-If you need medicine you
should have the best. ~
Frank Smith. Of Galiipoiis, o.,
was city visitor Saturday.
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GOING no KANSAS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon W. Ross. OF
Bridgeport. win leave tonight on No. /
for Topeka. Kans.. to locate. Mr..
Ross has made arrangements TO have
No. 4 stop at Bridgeport. Mr.. Ross
has many acquaintances here in tha
city. who bespeak for him success in
the new field ne has chosen.
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Frank Smith. of Gallipoils, o.
vas city visitor Saturday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

DR.. W. H. Holden
Room 2O5 Second aoor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

Great Eastern Casualty and Indem.
nifty Company,
Room 424 Fourth floor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

Ho1mboe g Latferty z
& Architects
Rooms 1924 Seventh door
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

81 .25 PERCALE WRAPPERS
These wrappers are cut full with
large Hounce at bottom 20
Clearance Price. NC
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The Lynch-Elliott Real Estate Co.
Real Estate, Coal, OIL and Gas
Room S1s Third floor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

The foods We cat furnish energy
for tie body just as burning coal
makes steam for an engine.
The Experiments Of Prof.
FrankIand, Pm. d, Of London,
show that cod liver oil yields two
and ore-haIf times more energy
tflan starches or sweets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

Is pure cod liver on combined
with tiypophosphites Of lime and.
soda. Itforms fat, gives strength.
enriches Inc blood; inyigorates
thenerses, and repairs tissues.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

Dr.. T. M. Hood
Room s1s Thtra door
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

Metropolitan Life insurance Co.
Life Insurance
Suite s15 Third Zoo,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-16

Hope Natural Gas Co.
Rooms 1873 Seventh moo,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRoDUcE

chicago, Aug. 11.-Wet weather In
prompted liberal purchases of wheat
by shorts on the Board of Trade today
resulting In net gains at the close OF
"A to rs. Coarse grain and provis-
ions also closed strong.
The wheat market worked into a
stronger position today and at times
displayed decided strength but on the
bulges there was free realizing by In
fluential holders which effectually
checked any strong upward movement.
An advance of Id to l $50 in the
price of wheat at Liverpool impaired
a bullish tone at the start and opening
quotations showed gains Of lie to IA
compared with yesterdays closing fig
ures. The effect of the bullish foreign
advtces. however was soon lost but
fresh impetus was given the upward
trend of prices by number of ad-
vices which were received from the
Northwest claiming that grave fears
are entertained for the crop In the
Red river valley because of excessive
rains.
Export business was still a mega
tive quantity and the absence Of for
elgn demand for the cash grain encour-
aged short selling to some extent
During the day the September deliv-
The market closed firm with September
at 80 l-2.
Bullish sentiment prevailed in the
corn market throughout the entire day
owing to continued hot weather in
many parts OF the corn belt, firm ca
bles and reports of damage to the crop
In Roumania, Bulgaria. and Southern
Russia Several setbacks were en-
countered during the day on profit.
taking. an official forecast of coolef
weather for Illinois and Indiana be-
Ing responsible for some selling The
market closed strong at almost the
highest point with prices up IA to as
10 is to / IA
Oats were firm owing to brisk de.
mand by shorts based on the strength
of wheat and corn and on an improv-
ed Eastern demand for the cash gran
At the close prces were 3-8 TO 2 ia
SIS higher than the previous close
Local packers were active bidders
for lard and ribs which caused a firm
tone IN provisions despite a To 10
cent decline In the price OF live hogs.
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SELMA COTTON MARKET,


New York. Aug. 11.-There was a strong
market for tin today In the New York metal
exchange wit sales reported of 10 tons for
spot delivery at S2s rs @s27 IS; while as
tons of August were sold port of New
York; at S2s.7 Spot closed at S2e. so a 90.
The London market was firm and higher
also with spot closing at f135 and futures
at f136 los London reported sales of $50
tons spot and 500 tons futures.
The market for standard copper was
strong and sales of $50 tons were reported
by the metal exchange for spot delivery at
$40. Standard spot closed at s12. s7h a
s13 10: August sl2 80 q s13. Is; September
S13 0oQ$13.25 October $1S 90 a 1913. %: No
veploer $13 .05 a. SIS. 80 and December at
$13. 27@s13.3o. The London market open
ed excited but reacted partly with the close
easy at $50 SIS for spot and f61 Is 4d for
futures. The advance in both markets
was attributed to the bullsh figures OF the
| stock In producers hands. Local dealers
were quoting higher prices with lake at
&13. SO a So electrolytic at S12 87M q $13 90.
The London lead market advanced to f12
rs cd. Locally the market was firm with
spot quoted at A.25@32h. New York and
81 l5q % East St. Louis delivery.
The London spclter market was unchang-
ed at E22 The local market wac firm at
| SIS SIS a So. SO for New York and IS. So q
IS. e5 for East St. Louis delivery.
The English iron market showed a further
advance with Cleveland warrants quoted at
| sos. Locally the market was steady with
No. l foundry northern quoted at SIT 25
| q so; No. at $16. 10 a SIT 20: No South
| ern and No 1 Southern soft at S17 10 q
| $182
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York, Aug 1.-THE steadIer tone
SHOWN in the cotton market yesterday was
IN evidence again today, during the middle
session, but late fluctuations were irregu-
lar with the close steady, net points lower
to l point higher
The market opened steady at a decline Of
iW5 points and sold sG7 points net lower
during the first few minutes under liauida-
ton by some OF yesterdays buyers who were
market and by early advices Indicating that
the Gulf storm might bring further rains to
Texas There seemed, however, to be no
aggressive bear pressure and the market
soon steadied on later reports suggesting
that the Gulf storm was passing over with
out causing and further rains of consequence
in the Southwest reports of a good demand
Tor remaining old crop supplies and talk of
rather better inquiry from manufacturers
for new crop shipment. Certain Southern
sections Chicago wires local people and for
elgn houses seemed to be buying here, and
there were many rumors that q new bull
pool had been formed. The bear leaders did
not seem disposed to fight an advance but
after the market had sold 4Q9 points net
higher. October and January touching Il. Is.
or SO to Al points above the low level Of
Monday there was a renewal Of selling by
local professionals and the advance was
lost In the late trading. Private reports
from Texas claim that the recent rains have
done little permanent good. while there
are rumors Of further sales from the local
claim better trade conditions abroad In sup
port OF which the bulls point to the bullish
showing of the British Board of Trade
statement for July.
Southern spot markets officially reported
early were unchanged to NC higher.
Receipts at the ports today 1909 bales.
against 522 last week and $3.50 last year.
For the week 1900. against 9.05s last
week and 24oSs last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans 1858
bales against 3s5 last year
middling gulf IL. IS. Sales $500 bales.
Futures opene and closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
ONE MORE l21-2SALE
SMALL LOT OF FIVE BALES PUT ON
MARKET.
Cables Were Easier Yesterday Morn
Tag and First Prices OF Market
Were q Few Points
on.

One small Tot of only FIVE bales was
the only sale recorded in the local
spot cotton market yesterday. The
holder received the IL 1-2 cent figure
for his staple. outside of this one sale
there was no other cotton offered.
Cables were easier yesterday morn
ing and the first prices Of the market
were a couple of points of. Fair buy
Ing. however, first by Liverpool and
buyers caused rally Of about 10
points by noon. The market con-
tinued steady easing of a few points
toward the close from its highest fg-
ure of the day.
October futures opened about two
points on. This month than iiuctuat-
ed between IL and 1915 cents and later
points over Tuesdays closing figures.
December futures were also three
points down but after a rally and then
q slight decline this month closed at
t210, the same as Tuesdays close.
Liverpool, due six points UP on near
and seven points higher on later
months. opened at seven points ad-
vance. Later cables reported the mar
ket as steady only five points higher.
rather featureless. One feature of the
trading. however. was the good de-
mand for October futures.
The weather conditions yesterday
were favorable. Texas temperature
records were also favorable as only
one station reported over 100 degrees
temperature. The indications are for
ers near the coast, partly cloudy with
showers near the coast line In the
central. and fair weather predicted for
the Atiantics.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
tThe quotations are corrected dahl for The
Advertiser.)

Advertiser) c
MEAL-standard w. @. 90 lb. sacks s2c
bushel; cream Peerless s5c bushel; IN
gle Slrs; ,P sse old g owe java si0sso;
Asssss, s sssts P Soa..s s1'
Mocha ana Java blends 26@s6c.
CHEEsE-Fuil cream daisies 17@1se;
par Tf,esgH se" ltd standard S%e: fancy
7. c. AZ @6e. .,n.,. ..-.,1n,. "a m
a 81: patents IS rs q 3b; fancy patents 800.
ScTAHcH-Corn 7Q1oc; standard goods
Peari 4Ac: gloss lump A%c; nickel goods
1919 gsScSE sgRs.t fancy head IN Csc; fancy
head sk 9TAo: broken Sh %eAc; Japan
xxi sxxIIST-LiverpOOi $40: Virginia s6e:
vINEoAR.sper gail s0aa so Sno! xxx Gin.
az ansns 7c; xxx Cream SC; xxx Oyster
~: Ten Hur Soda Biscuit &c carton Soc
osARpINEs-American k-on 50 .oo975;
Mustard s3.7 rs; Imported A-on key
op %oT ss x s Cane Dbl. s7c gal
trifusai corn syrup in cases gallons. 81
per S sfIeE sYRUP-"Log Cabin" brand. 9
gallons 81 per case. IL gallons $3.50: 70
\ gallons S. 50 FRf S5 GaoSi
BACON MEATS-clear ribs Sfs rs @ SO:
extra ribs so Is @ So Az. ,a,. ~.
:, ~ 3. Kettle rendered IAN q &c; Snow
ta &c: Snow-white SIC; Flake-white
SIC: standard cotton oil laTd sc%
tn s1e2H: dry salt cut ribs 312.35.
slnnRREAKFAsr BACoN-lsh @24he.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
conn CHOPS-Per Blu. save.
coRN-White from store 92@s3c: mixed
2d3c less. - A.. zoe, a.,
nsr ton $40; Alfalfa per ton S28: johnson
xTass per ton $l3Qt14.
oATs-%hte ron s1s st sbor,S or 80 '0ts S'o'
GRITs-Per Dbl. - so; per sack S2.2S.
Cotton Seed and PrOductS.
COTTON SEED-&1S per ton.
MEAI-Choice $24. first; prime IN per
cent per ton s24; prime cake per ton S21
TINTERS-Per ID lose.
oiT1NCar lots: prime crude basis per Ib.
4 i-se: basis refining.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12

New Orleans, Aug. 11.-Spot cotton firm.
unchanged. Middling 12Ac. Sales on the
spot $50 bales. TO arrive 100.
Futures opened steady at a decline OF
points on poor cables. The market rscov-
cred Immediately after the call and ad-
vanced steadily until about noon. the more
active months were 50 ie points higher than
yesterdays closing This advance was
caused partly by runors that big New
York interests supposed to have been very
hearish of late we're abandoning the short
side. and partly by crop accounts and esti-
mates from Texas which seemed to confirm
sales of extensive crop damage In that
State.
prominent Shreveport u<ouisiana) oper-
afor put out an estimate for Texas OF 2.2b1,-
600 bales maximum. Late in the day prices
saRwed under profit taking by scaipers on
the long side. The closing was steady At
net decline OF az points.
i Cotton kutres closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12

New York Aug. 1I.-Flour receipts $500,
exports 6.s65; market quiet with prices gen
orally steady.
wheat receipts $4,000; spot firm; No ?
red new 81. 10. elevator; No red new
$l.11A. prompt fob afloat; No. l Northern
Duluth 81. 36h. nominal fob afloat; No 2
hard winter new 81 IL. nominal fob afloat.
Harvest operations in the Northwest were
checked by rains today and wheat respond
ed with a 1c advance. being helped also by
stronger cables, jump in Minneapolis and
higher cash markets The close represent
81 o. 154is; Closed Sat si.osN; December NIB
S1.OsA Is1.o4; closed at s1.o3H; May
81 O5 x a 81 O5&; closed at s1.O54s
Corn. receipts 1850: exports 2,526. Spot
firm; No 2 yellow TN. elevator: and TN
fob afloat; No. new 62%. delivered fob
afloat. Option market with the West clos
ing &@kc net higher: Sept. 72%@ u f.:
closed at 72A: December closed 64A.
Oats. receipts 47275: exports 2,061. Spot
quiet; mixed 26Q32 lbs. 4sc nominal; natu-
raj white 26q32 lbs. 39Ac; clipped white
34442 lbs 52@5S15c.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
LONDON STOCKS.

London Aug I1.-American securities
opened about unchanged. The speculative
favorites advanced slightly on support but
later eased off a fraction. The market at
noon was steady with prices from abOvs
10 u below yesterdays New York closing
Amalgamated Copper and Louisville and
Nashville were active In the afternoon trad.
ing and on New York offerings of the rest
OF the list the market closed dull and easy.
ConBols for money $500 % l-9o
do. for account E. - ~
Louisville & Nashville -. 49,. ...l59 =
Southern Ry.... 49,. -. 49, 80 Z
Bar silver steady 23hd per ounce.
Money 1zQ% per cent.
Discount for short bills u a y per cent
three months bills l 7-16Qh per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
NAVAL STORES REVIEW

Savannah. Ca, Aug. 11.--(special with
spirits Of turpentine selling at five prices
ket. again at weekend, shattered ali pre-
vious high records for the season and at the
market.
The article on last wednesday august
gradually orept higher until 500 had been
realized On August sth there was q soft
to sss Sc. On the seventh Il VENT BACK BACK
TO See receding again TO Se&c on Monday.
Through the final call Of Mondsy ana the
change in current values but offerings be-
gan to accumulate and it was rather feared
the final ' call yesterday. ao%evsr. ' buyers
literally fell over themselves to make pur-
chases and supplies changed hands rapidly
The sales were: i5o barrels, 4s& &c; SO bar
rels at soc; 1ss barrels at sekc; 1ss bar
rels at 4sAc: and 60 barrels at 5She Total
sales 1.144. The market at the close
was quoted firm at AN to sohc, strad-
dleing the various values realised.
the better part Of the week was for strictly
legitimate requirements. This was so to q
certain extent at least at he conclusion OF
business yesterday but there waa little
manipulative support also in evidence at
that time.
from the levels of the preceding day. The
continent is olso rather q liberal buyer Just
exports were officially reported In the past
seven days. The market Is in good shape
locally at the Tiger levels and 1t might be
said with truth that the general statistical
position at the moment really warrants
even higher values than yet recorded but
there was q decidedly optimistic feeling In
evidence yesterday when the further gains
were recorded II now remains to be seen
whether or not to top has been touched.
Resins were in good demand and every
grade with the possible exception Of one or
two Of the mediums show healthy gains.
Yesterdays closing values were; Wa
ter white IS leo 10; window glass So. 500
e0. N $500; M SIS. 90; X IS. 10; 81. 30@s5;
H 81. 2o@25; G IS so Qs6; F 50. So $50: e
a.. s00S5; ID 50. 200so; B 33.1o@20.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12

Indicates inappreciable rainfall. For
yesterday. t-For "a hours ending am
18TH meridian time
Note-The average maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the average rainfall
are made up at each center from the actual
number of reports received. The stat. of
weather" is that prevailing at time OF OBJ
servation.
REMARKS.
No rain has fallen In the Augusta and
Charleston districts during the last "a hours
elsewhere in the belt widely scattered show
ers, generally very light have occurred
Temperatures ranged slightly higher yestcr-
day Tuesday in Texas and over the east
ern half of the cotton belt.
p H. SMYTH,
Sec. Dir. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12

Savannah. Ca. Aug" 1l--Dr H. b.
stanley former coroner ana Dr. w. w.
- veil known physicians. have been
nIscAd under arrest here for procur-
IN cocaine for negroes through pre-
sc1,ntions. More than zoo prescrip-
Hons have been presented by negroes
IN druxRists for this drug. which can
not be sold in any other way In
Georgia There are also fourteen
negroes under arrest. including one
coioraJ doctor.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
CONDITION or IKEAsURY.
MERCANTILE PAPER.

New York, Aug. II.-Close: Prime mer-
camille paper to Az per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bus
iness in bankers bills at ASS. 06 42O for eixty
day bills and at 4ss IS for demand.
Commercial bills is4% 9As5.
Bar silver 81. Mexican dollars ~.
Government bonds weak; railroad bonds
Money on call steady az 9Hh per cent.
ruling rate IN per cent; closing bid per
cent offered at IN per cent.
Time loans strong: sixty days IN per
cent: ninety days per cent: six months
per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
Mayor in Trouble.

,,rv has Just returned true bills
.s~sinst Mayor J.. w. Gresham and
County Commissioners r. H. Drake.
n a FAIRFIELD and C. NJ Hammond.
growing out of work done by convictS
on Gresham Heights. newly acquired
piece OF property owned by Gresham
and which he is preparing to place on
the market.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-12
D,.trict Militia in Camp

Washington, Aug l1.-Thirteen hum
dred National Guardsmen of the Dis
trict, aboard the army transports Sum-
ner and Mcclellan. will leave WASH
ington tonight for the coast of New
England, where the annual encamp-
ment of the guard will commence Au-
gust IA
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CINCINNAm PRODUCF.

CINCINNATI, Aug l1.-FIOur quiet.
Wheat firm; sl.oS910.
Corn firm 69la q Toe.
oats easy asa Nc.
Rye quiet 74G75c.
Provisions steady.
Whiskey steady Sl.37.
Butter steady.
Eggs firm l5Q20hc.
Poultry steady, unchanged.