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The Brinkley argus., 1906-04-06
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system anc caused trouble with your kidneys and blad- der? Have you pains in the Joins, side back, groins and bladder? Have you z flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes? Too frequent desire tc pass urine? If so Williams Kidney Pills will cure you. Sample Free. By mail 5c cents. Sold by Converse g. Brooks.
 WILLIAMS MF'o Go, props Cleveland, O.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO Tiif CON SIIfUTI0h OF THt STATE OF ARKANSAS

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution. proposing an amendment to the State Constitution. was passed by the General Assembly at it's regular session Of 1905, and tha! the same will be submitted 10 the electors Of the State at the next general election, to be held Monday, Sep tembsr 3. 1905 for adoption or rejection
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HEALTH IS YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.
 Heroine. taken every morning be- fore breakfast, will keep you in robust health, fit you 10 ward off disease. Il cures constipation, billlousness, dys- pepsia, fever skin, liver and kidney complaints. It purifies the blood and clears the complexion.
 Mrs. D. w. Smith, Whitney, Tex. writes April 3. 1902. Il have useo Heroine, and find it the best medicine for constipation and liver troubles. i does all you claim for it.
 l can highly recommend it. soc Sold by Converse & Brooks.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-04-06
Warning Order.

In the Monroe Circuit Court. Lennon & Gale Company,
 against Keevil Mercantile Company, ct al. The defendants, Keevil Mercantile Cornpany. Nebraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Company and J. w. Towle, are warned to appear in this court within thirty days, to answer the com plaint of the plaintiff, the said Lem mon & Gale Company.
 RoBT. J. ToRRY, clerk. C. F. Greenlee for plH. Mar l9. 1906
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Williams CarboIic SaIve yiih Arniea ard
 Witch Hazel.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter Chapped hands and all skin eruptions. E is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded Price 25c. Sold by Converse & Brooks, druggists.
 WILLIAM Msr'c. Co. Props Cleveland, o.
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 Calvin Jones. one of R. Abramson's clerks, who has been quite i'll for sev- eral days with pneumonia, is said to be better at this writing. Mrs. Johnson, who has been sick week or ten days, is able to be up again, we gladly note.
 ]. A. Cooke is on the complainers list at this time.
 The first day of April was pretty sunshiny day but there was plenty of ice and frost in the morning-very cold for April. The last ten days of March were as cold and disagreeable as any weather we have had this winter.
 w. D. Evan, of Backton. attended business iu H. c. last Saturday. He reports the roads in bad fix, almost impossible from H. c. to Blackton. The road tax amounts to quite sum yet if is not adequate to keep the roads in passable condition.
 Notwithstanding the election did not round up just as wished it to go, yet we are 10 some extent >consoled, inas- much as Brundidge was reelected. It would have been public calamity for Oldfield to have beaten Brundidge. Well, we will have to submit to the in evitable. We will see how things turn out. All is well that ends well. ' As evidence of Spring we notice that Mrs. Judge Kerr has a lovely flower yard and Mrs. W. F. Branch has beautiful front lawn. But those snowy. freezing days of last week were quite severe on all vegetation.
 H. C.. has four butcher shops run ming. Messrs w. A. and Kemper Stricklin have just opened up nice meat shop which makes the fourth. Judge w. D. Kerr attended busi- ness in Helena last Tuesday.
 The City election in H. c. passed off quietly last Tuesday.
 Judge w. D. Kerr was again elect ed Mayor and the same aldermen were reelected, with very little change.
 Esqr. John M. Ker's court was ir session last Wednesday,
 Boyd Swift, of Marvel, lost his baby last Sunday night. The burial was al the Maryell cemetery on Monday
 Mir. and Mrs. L. Williamson. of near Pine City, lost their infant babe last Monday. It was buried at Mace donia cemetery.
 ]. c. East has lately done much good work in the way of setting things in order at the cemetery. This adds much to the looks of the "city of the dead"
 l. H. Atkins, of Memphis. is out at H. c. looking after his interests. He is complaining of throat trouble and seems to suffer good deal. I.
 The high water is getting to be a serious question. A disastrous over flow is looked for. We hope though it twill not be of long duration. if does come.
 Mrs. George P. Reid. of Clarendon, visited in H. C. last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Ella Lambert, of Searcy is a visitor in H. c. at this time.
 J. M. Miles, of Rag Town, is dan gerously i'll at this time.
 The Second Quarterly Conference for Holly Grove and Shiloh charge will be held at Shiloh April IA and 5. A full attendance is greatly desired Warm personal regards for all
 H. c.
 ROE BUDGETT,
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Warning Order.

h the Monroe Circuit Court. Benedict, Warren & Davidson Go.
 against
 Keevil Mercantile Company. ct al,. The defendants, the keevil Mercan- tile Co, Nebraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Company and J. W. Towle, are warned to appear In this court within thirty days. to answer the com plaint of the plaintiff, the said Bene- dict, Warren & Davidson Company.
 RoBT. J. ToRRy, clerk. C. F. Greenlee for pltf. Mar. lo. 1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
MARKET FOR COTTON
NEW LOW LEVEL FOR THE MOVEMENT
 IS ESTABLESHED.
March Breaks Through II Gents and Other Months Show Decifnes-New Dr. leans Weak and Unsettled
 On the Decline.

New York. Jan .29.-zThe cotton market was nervous and unsettled with March breaking through II cents and the general list making a new low level for the move ment. The close was steady at net de- cline of five to ten points. Sales were es- timated at TOO, 000 bales The market clos ed steady at an advance of three to ten points on the old crop months and unchanE- ed on later positions. the advance being Tn response to firmer cables than expected and Q continued good demand in the Liverpool spot market. There did not seem to he much aggressive bear pressure. but there was continued heavy selling through wire and commission houses, presumably for long account, and the market soon sagged off to the closing prices of Saturday. Local pro- fessionals. seeing that their expectation Of reaction had been premature. turned against the list toward midday and very sharp break followed with March selling at points net lower. New Orleans acted very weak and unsettled on the decline and some private wires were received claiming an easier spot situation and freer offerings. There was good deal of covering toward the close and prices were finally about fifteen to sixteen points up from the lowest, but there was little indication of bull support; Southern spot markets according to o1flclai advices were unchanged to quarter lower
 Receipts at the ports today. IS. slI. bales, against 17,792 last week. and 32.31s last wear For the week (estimated) 100, 900, against 110.0s5 last week and 15o,sOS last
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 6.195 bales against 13.522 last year and at Hous- ton 1859 bales. against 2654' last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
KEEPING UP RECORD
MORE BLOOD IS SPILLED IN COV-
 INGTON COUNTY.
Two Negroes Have Fight and Use RaEOrs-NegrO Commits Suicide at Turpentine StiII-White Boy
 Charged With Murder.

Andalusia, Jan. 29.-(Special. )-The bloody record started last week con tinues in Covington county.
 Late yesterday evening two negroes were brought in by the officers. The negroes had been participating in fight and razors were used. The wounds were sewed up and the ne- groes locked up.
 An hour or so later negro used gun upon himself in an effort to com init suicide at McArtan and McRainey's s turpentine still. His attempet was sue cessful.
 Late yesterday evening the coroner's jury empanelled to inquire into the death of negro found on the rail road track north of town rendered It's report and as a result white boy, aged about seventeen years, was arrested and placed in the county Jail on a charge of murder. His name is Jim Pugh. Several bullet holes were in the negro's body and knife wounds were found on his person. The officers are looking for two more white men mentioned in the coroner's findings. Tes- timony at tho coroner's inquest was about the same as printed in today s Advertiser, showing a game was in progress in which three whites and one negro participated.
 flick Raburn, killed Saturday night by Bud Powell. was buried here yes terday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
SAYS LANG TOOK ssO,OOO.
BIH for Receiver Charges Chicago Maj
 With Embezelment.

Bill for Receiver Ch0rges OhACASO N~A
 With Embezelment.
 Chicago Jan. 29.-Sharp. Partridge and Company of this city today filed a bill in the superior court asking that a receiver be appointed for the firm ot Palmer, Fuller and Company, makers os sash, doors and blinds and for many years one of the largest concerns of it's kind in the city. The statement is made in the bill that John R. Laing. president of the company, has abscond- cd with $30,000 of the funds of ths company.
 Sharp, Partridge and Company who claim that Palmer. Fuller and Com- pany are indebted to them to the amount of $12,00O, declare in their bill that the dedication of President Laing occurred January ', when he left tee city carrying with him $30,00O of the funds and assets of the company"
 Additional charges are made that Laing has frequently injured the credi- tors of the company by appropriating to his own use the funds of the conl- rany for some time prior to his disap- pearance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston-Quiet, 11.hc; net receipts S.. 90I; gross receipts 6,901; sales 200: stock i35, 454: shipments to Great Britain 1884; coastwise 299S. -,.
 New Orieans-ouiet, 11Kc; net receipts s1s5: gross receipts s,195; sales 2,05o; stock 315.63S.
 Mobile-Easy He; net receipts 497; gross receipts 4g7; sales 50: stock 44.4S0; ship ments to continent 100: coastwise 20.
 Savannah-Nominal; net receipts E, 4g5 1. gross receipts 3,4s5; sales 1.305; stock 95,4Sl' : shipments coastwise 742.
 Charleston-Nominal: net receipts 12I {; gross receipts 127; stock 3s.S55; shipments coastwise 400. .n,
 wilmington-Nominal; net receipts 4sl' gross receipts 4s1: stock 10,S92.
 Norfok-Steady. 11%c; net receipts SsS 1: gross receipts SsS; sales 22; stock SS''4s' shfpments coastwise 1.24s.
 Baltimore-ouiet. 11Sc: gross receipts T50: stock 10,s27; shipments coastwise l, 25o.
 New York-Quiet II 50; gross receipts s,26g: sales 500: stock 204, 55l; shipments to Great Britain 4.212: to continent 15.OOO:
 Boston-Quiet. 11.50; net receipts 2sl: T TPhiladeipRisyouiet. 1t.75: gross receipts 100; stock 4.54e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
Interior Movement.

Houston-Easy. 11hci net receipts 4,bos. gross receipts 1858; shipments 5,s3s; sales 7l2; stock 90.160
 Augusta-Quiet. 11hc: net receipts 594: gross receipts 594; shipments 1s4; sales 2O9' stock Ss,625. - ceipts 2 0Os: gross receipts 2,579: shipments 5. 4s6; sales 2500: stock 12O,659.
 St. Louis-Qulet. Il hc; net receipts l64: 43.205.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 5s0: gross re ceipts 590; shipments $40; stock 15.s6S
 Louisville-Ftrm. 11Ac.
 Total today-Net receipts s.213; gross stock 35S,61s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
TALK OF COMPROMISE
Double BarreIed Railroad Bill Wanted
 By The Senate.

Washington, Jan. 29.-There was some talk about the Senate today of a railroad rate measure compromise the suggestion being that either the EIkins or the Foraker bills should he made a part of the Deliver bill so that two courses of procedure could be open to the commission in regard to corl- plaints regarding rates, one by the commission Itself and the other oy recourse to the courts.
 In case this program was adopted, 1t Is thought rate bill could be pass ed in the Senate with very little op- position. The suggestion has not taken such definite shape as to receive serious consideration. put may be brought before the committee on Inter. state Commerce at its meeting on FrI- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
tcorreeted Daily.>

Corrected Daily.I
 These prices arc at Who'esais anu h'' to ostesoTnnbmcorn. eonSbnmecsoSrn s@1oc; standard goods pearl. 3hc; gloss lump. She; nickel pack sfsic fRsiicce@Extra fancy. sMc; head 4@5c; SrOk- en, axe; Japan Sc: x,,., rn
 5Vqinltsed4wPee 5qltmLlvePPpeoI Ealion. M e' 14sase 'O'
 coFfee-Green. commo4 3h @ioc prime lOA QlOhc; choice. 1l@Iho fancy l2S i'e 'ceandies-stick. sc: fancy s0Ioe,
 Crackers--1xX soda shc; XXX Ginger Hnsps; ssp1o;r@pasis of barrels: High patent. t5 .50; fancy patent. s5.2b; half patent. s'If Grits-Per bSi.. ss.so; per sack s1.sO.
 MealIe2%cia peeF' ca comnound on 1oo sXc. bas,, tierces ,r .hars 1s,lM1A
 aamsaS Grain and Hay-~Bran. sl, IS; shorts s1 25; f5cn i5e. whits if 4se white clipped 47s timothy Burt seed oats. roc
 Cotton seed hulls--loose. per ton ;6. %: haied ST .OO; sacks $s.oo: cotton seed meal. s2SSbf 2SSbfeese-Fancy. SS full cream l5c special l5f 5Mfssait-Rib bulk. sAc; rib bacon skc
 SaIq and canned flsh-Salmon chums. SI; p.nSs' l&. si. 10: Columbia river; sI 50: sock s1stsrs s1;ts; F. W. 4-Oz. s5c; S-Os,. soc; fight "fsS s:e b:4 Sarr: case. a's Log CdDlu" EoASS ++ 'tiOhS' s' teS1Vg,aTNC;ranulated 5bc; F. r. c. 4Ac.
 Hides-Dry flint 1ee dry salted lie; green salEfd lWE6dolGcicar. 95tfc 2so to 24c, '-'
 Beet ResTw9Id2fPs; a6d 2fPsr;oduce-Rsd and yellow on ions IruI si 65 W per bushel; potat 'es 5 Wisconsin York Eof Danish cabbage good 6,ss ,ssesHnE H kS kSrt russets r,ss@ s5. co Florida oranges g. and :S 5e b% n0x' on'on sets. yellow g. z5 bu red s5.SS bu: seed potatoes % early -9ss. peerless 5a SI. 10 appie 9o and white wine vinegsr 15c gal gencv fuii ere n cheese l5c io' fancy H P, IsaTy peanuts ' Go b. choice peanuts Se iP eyap Pt SteoeI In lemons sS.75: California prunes e64eeo Vsnc: 6O-75 TAG 70-SO, 7kc ID. {; SSalJforris beaches oc lb,: mixed Lnt5 25lb S,ae SaIiio' .t' 1Snc waInuts 1"hc lb Tarragona p9,anas oTMTT iec. Jvaca 5bc: oceans. medium size iO iAc; spanish onions Rt 70 ''S'e' neaNS weigh MalaHs scG s5e; flyers 25@3Oc; broi,ers 15@2Oc. ,,.
 Turkeys-1O@12h ahFe'
 Eggs- sgdRHc s1 per bu.: wheat tl 5s: bar Si. rrSimson clover. 19c:, alfalfa 15 Q 2oc per lb onion sets whlIe AN' '-' pSN'' ''' blue grass. 15 @ 1Sc per '"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
THE CHINESE BOYCOTT.
Senate Sends TiIIman Resolution Bacl
 to Committee.

Senate Sends TiIIman Resolution Back
 to Committee.
 Washington, Jan. 29.-The Chinese boycott and the administration of the forest reserves divided the attention or the senate today.
 The Chinese question came up in con nection with a resolution by MT. Till man demanding an investigation by the committee on immigration. Mr TilIman modified the resolution by emitting the major portion of the preamble and after considerable dis cussion the resolution was remandod to the committee on contingent ex" penses
 MT. Hepburn raised the question re- earding the reservations He sharply criticised the methods of the foresty bureau and charged it with maintaiT1-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
THE METAL MAREETs.

New York. Jan. 29--London in higher: spot and futures e164 5s Local market higher spot $36 20 c S36. 50.
 Copper Irregular; spot declined to e57 los: futures shade higher f77 12s In London Lo- cal market unchanged
 Lead was unchanged in New York and London
 Spelter higher in London e27 12s Cd. Lo- cal market weak spot $6. 2O4S6.30
 Iron higher abroad: standard foundry closing 52s Cd and Cleveland warrants 53s Local market unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Now Orleans Jan 29.-Spot cotton quieL ard weak Sales 205o bales, including l.6po fo arrive; delivered on contracts soo; quota ffnns reduced kc; middling 1fhc.
 Tutures opened barely steady five to eight notnts down Liverpool was better than ex- pected but New York hammerea pre- ard fhe trend here was downward during <fe first half of the session. March a. lsson was l4 points below Saturdays clos snr May 1b points down and July 16 points. Turfnr the afternoon there was a further decline which carried March down seven noir,ts additional May seven. and July eight. ReaIizing by scalpers and satisfied shorts caused a reaction of ten to twelve points lsrhf The market closed steady; January ans Tvehruary at net losses of four points each while the other positions lost hthe 10 ten points.
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ing a press combination for the pur- pose of attacking him. He declined. however, to hold che President responsible for this course. He said that the course was calculated to re- tard the development of the west.
 MT. Dubois took a contrary view, de- lending the policy pursued and con tending that it was in the interest Of the arid region.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Jan 2S.-Cofte,eo IutHrts = 4Perou q, rou sconss to rather disappointing European ca bies. somewhat larger receipts at Brazilian l,a da ports although the interior P sbe Tate of Trsziiian exchange. Demand was light but there was aggressive selling ana @ tne mar ar o s-r@ showed no material change after the nysninS The closing quiet at net dsciine of 5@10 points. Sales SO. Z5S Dass'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. Jan. 2e-Foreign advfces or baar,sb character. caused a break in the price of wheat here today. but the 'oss wa
 resained on covering by shorts At u,e close the prices of wheat. corn ana oaes were almost the same as Saturdays close. Provisions were 319 e 5c higher. 1v.ak
 The wheat market opened extremeS Initiai under a general selling pressure. ,,,ar at quotations on May were sse to %e eism ,ower ss ss s4ls The cause of the sharp s asealne ,,,beat sf Liverpool because of the unexpectedly large volume of worlds shipments tne ne aa noa hnsbels against s,soI,ooo for last week The sm9nnr ,,r1nnr on passage increased ld.S ll%Spo 10 snd the bears in The fact that weather conditions in tne limited states were favorable to fall sown ns%s whss of the t tas ias Ssea@e 4 @ to the bulls. A report from Minneapolis de bsd Increased only 50, 900 bushels during the last two days and the demand rhe Tor rv,sisIa wheat was said to be excelIen,t ,ncrease ne of but 42.oo0 bushels when an increase ot trgn renn 5Oo, 900 tc 100000 bushels had nssn Ss sborts commenced and commission houses S,sn noHsnt freely during the last half or the os,e,v sess,-, These ,n things esTv ioss The highest of the day for May wheat was reached at S9 GS5c. The market closed steady Wi'h A""S Ut IoweT cables. the prospect of increased country shipments and the decline m Whenas ha eu tended 10 weaken the corn market early Sn inc day After the first hour commis- Sio houses bought actlNely anu tliS, " or 'R with the fine feeling in wheat caused tne market to become steady May opeheu m tn H c lower at 43Mc to 44c, sold up to AZ Hc and closed at 44644hc. -..oct
 Receipts 322 cars. with seven ot con''~'' grade. , . r,h.a+ there was much profit taking in oats carry m S sne cline brought about q lively demand oS commission houes and pit trauers wnned wnled vesrited in A steadier feeling May opeheu iSc to xc lower at 30Ac to 30 1sc, soid up to s6%c and closed at the highest point.
 ProvisIons had a strong undertone hess ceipts of hogs were below the essinaats @ doubie I thosa oS inc corresponding week one year ago. At the close May pork uT was sc spP aP s%. .so Ribs were 2h 65c higher at $7 'bf 1s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.

Cincinnati, Jan. 29.-Flour quiet; fancy S3 s5 e S4 10: family S3. 35 c SS 60 Wheat easier. Provisions steady. Lard. S6 60. Bulk meats. s7 50. Bacon. Ss.75. Whiskey, quiet ST. 2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
Nrv YnRK PRnnuCE.

New York, Jan. 29.-Cotton seed OH steady prime, yellow sssS?SMee. m # 7-i6c; mild quiet: Cordova 9& Q 12 %c.
 Sugar raw, steady: fair refining Sc: cen trifugal 96-test S1kc; molasses sugar 2%c: refined steadY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. Jan. 29-Arrived: Strs. Volund. Nor. Larsen, New Orleans Colorado, smith, New York; Mobila, Cub, Walcott. Havana; i; Havso. Nor. Dedekam Cardenas
 Cleared: Strs.. Colorado, Ann. Smith, New York; Cto Nor. Sorensen. Kngston Schr,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
Month of February for 33 Years. TAmOeratrlPA.
Precipitation. (Rain or Melted SnoW,l

Average for the month. 5. 02 inches.
 Average number of days with .01 of an inch or more. To-
 The greatest monthly precipitation was .76 inches in 1908
 The least monthly precipitation was % inches in 1888.
 The greatest amount of precipitation re corded in any "A consecutive hours was A.. 51 inches on 27th. 1902.
 The greatest amount of snowfall recorded in any 24 consecutive hours (record extend ing tc winter of 1sS4-S5 only) was 4. inches on 23rd, 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
nI,-. r,...,,n. G. Watkins.

Louisville. Ky. Jan, 29'-Ihonla ollt U Watkins. for twenty years coiIl'eceeu In..''i and Times. in editorial capacities died today of paralysis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

NAVAL STORES.

Savannah Ga, Jan 29.-TurDentine 1rfn e5Mc: sales 300: receipts 42s' shipment"
 Rosin firm: sales 1.15e: receipts S,s6a; ,sG shipments 7eo; stock 6elS1 % 0Hots; gu ASS s9 $40; K S5. 10: Nj $5.35: N $5.S5; VIC SC. O6: wv S6.1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
NEW YnRK nRY GOODS.

New York Jan 29.-The volume of busi- ness in the dry goods market today was somewhat augmented and buyers were neN- CT inclined to operate where they could not get goods for immediate delivery. They were willing to pay premiums for prompt shipment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

New Orleans. Jan. 2e-cleared: strs. Lewis Luckenhach. Kay New York: Dur ham. Br.. Hooker, Bristol. via Norfolk: Ire locke. Br.. Gyes. Horsens via Norfolk; Ut stein, Nor, Knudsen. Tela: St. Jan. Dan. Rambush Copenhagen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports, net ls,slf; ship- nents to Great Britain 23.Ss6: to continent
 Consolidated at all ports. net 32.346: ship rnents to Great Britain 24,302: to France 9276, to Continent 14.0le; to Mexico 700.
 Total since September 1st. at all ports net 563s,Ss8: shipments to Great Britain i Iss2749; to France 540964; to continent 1555326; to Japan 41,910: to Mexico 1,S64.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
sT IOUIs PRoDUCE.

St. Louis Jan 29.-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady. S1. 33.
 Lard steady, prime steam $T. .52H, ,.- Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra snortS S7 .75; clear ribs ss %; short clear SS 25c Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts $S'HO' clear ribs SS 75; short clear S9 oO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

M. Fallieres. the newly elected presi- dent of France, is the son of a magis- trate's clerk and grandson of a black smith, whose forge and cottage, prop ped up against the walls of the Cathe- appeared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
D-wyu opTrANs sIfCAR

New Orleans Jan. 29.--sugar firm; open 3h 6S%c; centrifugal whites g 94c; yell lows 3h qs%c; seconds 2q3 l-l6e, .,...,
 Molasses; open kettle 2o@SVe' cenullusai 7G PC. SYruD 26 a zoe
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stein. Nor, Knudsen, Puerto Cortez; Prince Arthur Br. Kenney, Havana; Olympia. Br' Cali. Port Rhrrlns
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Like NhisIkey, all fertilizers are good, some are better, hut the Wonder full DAYBREAK Fertilizers are BEST. tu-fri-Wk Marks I& Gayle.