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The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
NEW COTTON BREEDS
Claimed That New Cot ton Varieties Will Almost
 Double Value of Crop.

Washington, March 27,-Following a series of experiments extending over several years. the bureau of plant industry, department of agriculture. has announced it had developed a number of new breeds of cotton seed, which are ready to be sent out for next seasons planting, which the bureau claims promise to almost double the value of the cotton crop wherever they are used. The new cottons have been bred from the na- tive and short staple upland variety and are from half to three-fonrths of an inch longer ln fibre than cotton grown from the parent seed.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
Announcements.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The ARGUS is hereby authorized to announce Hon. Eugene Landlord, oi Prairie county. as candidate for Cir cult Judge of this Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democrat ic party.
 The ARGUS is hereby authorized tc announce Judge Geo M. Chapline, oi
 Lonoke as a candidate for Circuit
 Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
lucAiest Man in Arkansas.

"Fm the luckiest man in Arkan sss," writes H. L. Stanley, of Bruno, "since the restoration of my wife s health after five years of continuous coughing ard bleeding from the lungs; and owe my good fortune to the world $ greatest medicine, pr. King $ New Discovery for Consumption, which know from experience will cure consumption if taken in time. My wife improved with first bottle and twelve bottles completed the cure. Cures the worst coughs and colds or money refunded. At all druggists. soc and $l.DO. Trial bottle free.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
LETTER FRcn GEORGIA
Ex-BrinkIey Man writes from the Cooler Crab
 ling State.
Millen, Ca. Mar. 25, 1906

Milen, Ga. Mar. 25, 1906 EDITOR ARGUS
 read the ARGUS with a great deal of pleasure as it comes to my table from week-to-week, noting with satisfaction on the indications of |progress chronicled, and with sorrow
 the falling off of notices of old friends A few mere years and the friends
 whom knew whe1 a boy will all be
 gone, and Brinkley- will be peopled by
 new generation.
 The best thing that has happened for Brinkley since the time when David
 Jackson led a fight against the open saloon, making Brinkley prohibition town for about eight years, was the vote which put them cut last year. Experience will demonstrate more and more the wisdom of this vote. The absence of the saloon will insure the town an increasing moral tone, and preserve from destruction the lives of
 many of the young men now merging into manhood. The open saloon is being outlawed, and justly so. Men with families moving to new sections make dilgent inquiry concerning he sale of liquor, They do not care to rear their children in places where the saloon exists. Railways and other
 corporations, business firms and trust companies have no use for employers who drink. Business men have dis
 covered that the ynan who drinks is irresponsible, even dangerous. They have also discovered that the saloon does not draw trade, but that it destroys it. Happy the days when our nation
 puts ban upon the traffic, as 50 many
 of cur towns and states are now doing.
 May Brinkley continue without them
 and be come what she ought to bs--the
 banner of eastern Arkansas in all
 things moral and religious.
 In this connection wish to com mend the ARGUS on its consistent
 course in dealing with the whiskey traffic. The ARGUS, under its present
 management, has stood firmly against | the saloon and for law and order. It | is not difficult to take such stand to- day, because public sentiment is al
 most universally against the traffic,
 but fifteen years ago it was different.
 At that time the newspaper which re- fused saloon advertising was the ex-
 ce2tion; today il is only the few that
 will except such patronage 1 shall al-
 ways be glad that during the twelve months in which published the Globe
 pursued the same policy
 note with pleasure the progress
 Brinkley is making physically. intel
 lectualy. morally. spiritually. May the tide of progress bring her into higher and higher experiences of similar dsyelopement.
 SoLoN H. BRYAN.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
\ Scientific Wonter.

The cures that stand to its credit make BuckIen's Arnica Salve scien- tlfic wonder. Ii cured E. R. Mulford lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry, Waynesboro. Pa. of 2 distressing case of Piles. It heals the worst Burnes, Sores, Boils. Ulcers. Cuts, Wounds, Chilblalns and Sal, Rheum. Only 25c at all druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
TOO MUCH pOLlTICs---TH CURE.

The election is over and have you heard any good citizen regret that it is thing of the past2
 The recent long drawn out campaign of bitterness will go down in history as the dirtiest and most disgraceful in the history of Arkansas politics.
 It has served to engender more hatred, strife and bitter personal en- mity, between friends and neighbors, than time can possibly smooth out be- fore another campaign is started. That this deplorable state of affairs is not only causing much trouble to our people, but it is doing much to hinder the progress of our state in every way, is fact well known to every thinking man. Neighbors and ritizens who or dinarily would be willing to pull togeth- CT in any and every move that would help the general welfare of their par ticular community, are wrought up 10 such a point by this dirty and dishon- orab,e manner of campaigning, that they stand aloof from those who hold to opposite beliefs. and often fl is the case they are 10 be noticed following the example of their candidate fav- orits' by dsnouncing everybody that doesn't see as they. do. as 'liars, "rascals' and "fools."
 One election Is hardly over before these same designing office hunting politicians are busy starting their cam paign for another term sr office and invariably their methods are the same Ito play ol the prejuiiccs of the people ll order to get the people $ mind and attentions.
 Thus if is that communities and foxns are continually being agItated and the peace and friendships of neigh bors are being disturbed. II is but little wonder that the general welfare. interests and growth of community and people are intefered with and practically brought to stand still by this warning. brought on by the office seeker.
 An amendment U the Constitution making the county and state election every four years instead of every two, would be a partial solution to the problem.
 There is scarcely any way of setting at the exact est in dollars and cents, Of "Wednesday. $ primary election, held In every county in the state. Tut when < z ne campaign expenses Of the candi- 2 ascs inc value of the time VI ted in 1E
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
PILES! PILES! PILES!

pr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding, ulcerated and itching Piles. Ii absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as 2 poultice, gives in stead relief pr. Williams Indian Pie Ointment is prepared for Piles and Itching of the private parts. Sold by Converse and Brooks, by mail fer soc and $l.CO.
 WILLIAMS M'F'o Co, props. Cleveland, O.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
Williams Carhale Salvs xitl kraica and
 Witch Hazel.

The best Salvs in the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Tctisr Chapped hanGs and all skin eruplions. Ii IS guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25c. Sold by Converse 6 Brooks druggists.
 WILLIAMS $ M'F'c. Co. Props Cleveland, O..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

made of Montgomery County by the Government shows 1t to h. exceptional ly good land. It Is suitable for peaches. and all xinds Ot garden truck. water melons and sweet potatoes. Fine crors have been raised on 1t. We can sell this land on small cash pawn cnts ana either monthly or yearly payments. ana on such terms that any party may De able to purchase at least five acr"s :. There is a railroad station station cn lhe land. and trains stop to take on ana let of passengers and freight IL IS just such a proposition as has been asked for by many customers fer years the chance to buy five or ten acres of lend close. to the city. Don't let this opportunity pass without securing a small tract of land.
 Insurance--We write insurance GOV ing loss by fire in some of the best American companies. Ii is importan. that yom carry an amount 10 indem- nifty you against loss Let us write
 we write TORNADO insurance for furniture. Tke cost IS SC small .ha; every one should carry t'rnedC in~ur- .ance. Let us write this cla*s of i'm <urancc for you also
 Bonds ot every rlass written in our agency. Insure the honesty of your employees by bonding them In the American Surety Company of New York.
 LOans--We represent the Penn Mu- tual Life Insurance Company Loan De- partment If you desire to make loan consult us before placing it. We can give you low rates on good loans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Zirkle X 1OOre,

For sale-ss.75o.oo will buy modern eix-room cottage on the hills near the Capitol A nice house.
 For Sale--For S6,5JV you can buy fine piece of manufacturing property near l.. and N. roundhouse Property Is now renting for 5000 a year and sure to double in value.
 For Sale-Five (5) good houses nea T South Jackson Street. renting for $500 q year; can be bought for only 32,350. Nc better renting property in town.
 For Sale-$1.500 will buy two good 1orr-room housef. High and Watts Streets. Rent for $16S a Ncar. and al- ways have good tenants.
 For Sale-For only SLIGO we can sell you nice five-room house in southern part of city lot 50x150. It Is situated on Hannon Street and will make a nice little home or good investment
 For Sale-$3.750. .00-At this figure we can sell modern seven room, two. story house. located on the hill, only few blocks from the center of town. Third cash. balance on long time If de sired.
 For sale-For only 5000 we can sell you. modern eight room house. two stories. new. on car line. line neigh. . borhood. and very desirable in every respect. We will sell for $1. 900 cash and balance at per cent. interest t. pGnt hsts fan sin to investigate this. as it is
 For sale--we have 200 acres of land on gravel road. four miles from Court Squara. which we will sell in five and ten acre tracts. This land Is sandy with clay subsoil. and the recent survey
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
ALL FEAR ALLAYED NO DANGER T0 HARBoR AT PEN
 SACOLA. United States Engineer Says That NA- turnI Wave Movements Will FIJI Two Cuts In Santa
 Rosa Island.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 13.--(Special.l-- Whatever fears might have been felt for the future safety of the shipping in Pensacola harbor and the city itseil Rosa Island. separating the bay and the Gulf. by the recent terrible hurri- cane, were allayed today. when the re- port of Capt. J. E. Turtle. United States engineer, was made known.
 When the chanels. one of which was a mile in width, were discovered. the Chamber of Commerce appointed a committee composed of United States Senator Mallory and Collector of Gus toms John F. Stillman. to investigate the matter and to suggest some means of stopping any possible increase in the width of the channels by the con stant washing of the Gulf
 They invited United States Engineer Turtle to assist them. and today when the Chamber of Commerce held spe- and accompanying his report was a written report from the engineer. which completely allayed any fears of what might occur should nothing be done to stop the washing. The report or the engineer points out the fact that already the chanels are filling and that in the course of time that which has been destroyed by the Gulf will be rebuilt by the same power It was fearcd by many that In the course or time the island would disappear, ieav. ing no protection to Pensacola from the open Gulf. but the following re port of the engineer shows that such will not be the case:
 United States Engineer Ofice.
 Warrington. Fla. Oct i2. 1908. Hon. s. R. Mallory, Pensacola. Fla:
 Dear Sir-Compiying with your yer bal request of the Sth inst. I have the honor to submit the following re- port and opinion regarding the two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Chas. p. Gunter,


 Bonds. 2J Commerce Street. Phone 2D57. FOR SALE-A modern up-to-date six room cottage on Pleasant Avenue. Lot 56xl59 feet. This house has re- recently been finished. If you are looking for & nice nome. would suggest that you enquire about this place.
 FOR sALE-For ss.5oo.oo one of the Isrettiest cottages in South Mont gomery. It has a reception hall. six rooms. and bath. cabinet mantles with tile hearths throughout. If you do not care to pay all cash, can arrange terms to suit. FOR SALE-At Highland Park I have nice six room cottage for $2,250.OO This place has just nccn completed and It up-to-date iE every respect can sell you this place on easy terms, s500.00 cash and oalunce al S20.C0 per month.
 FOR SALE-For $2;2S0.00 I can sell a nice five room house on Holcomihe street. It Is now rented to a good tenant. If yeu are looking for an investment. I will. be pleased to show you this place.
 FOR SAI.E-1.200 acres of fine river land just ten miles from the city. and on good road. This place Is well tenanted and in good state of culti- vation. If you want a first class investment Tn country property. this plantation Is the one which you have been locking for. It can he bought now for $12.50 per acre. Can give you good terms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
ELEGANT PLANTATION.

We offer today the most complete and splcndii small plantation in the coun- tdy--10o acres. nine miles from town on gravelcd read. All the land under cultivation. except fifteen acres ,f t.mber There is fine orchard. gar den, outhousc. barn and stable fiv. capins. large pasture with wire cenc" artesian well. iiue six room touse, with Lath: everything in first lass rol.t,. ton. Price. $500. Terms to suIl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
w. A. JACKSON & CO. Y l-2 Commerce St. Phone 775
MAXIE D. PEPPERMAN,
 Opposite Fourth National Bank Phone 298. 27i-2 Commerce. St.

A siA-room cottage. nicely pap"r"'.; l". 33xl90; gooI tenants; pays slS pe.' ponth. Price. i,S0d.
 Elegant six-room cottage. brand new; southern part of city: electric lights. cabinet mantela. etc. Lot 90 by loo. Good tenant pays s25 Fer month, Price. s3,250.
 We want to buy about fifty to aieh;y acres of land four or i've miles from the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

FOR sALE-so acres 20 miles Mont gomery: railroad: room house. D@arn. @ Good neighborhood. Bargain at $9oo
 FOR SALE--5O0 acres fine land in Montgomery County; 300 acres in goou timber, balance cultivation. Oir' cheap at 5000 per acre. - ,,..
 FOR SALE-1O0 acres on Mt. Meigs road. nice residence and all necessary improvements You cant ind more desirable country home. See about this at once.
 FOR SALE-l. 600 acres IS miles Montgomery on good dirt road and on R. R. A new tenant houses: SandN land with clay foundation. Will rent for s3.S0o. Price. ~$21.o0 per acre.
 FOR SALE--735 acres miles from Montgomery on good road. Residence barn. store. gin, wind mill and sufii cient out houses. Place well improved Also will sell l9 head of mules. farm implements and other personal prop erty. Price, $22,000, one third cash balance one. two and three years.
 FOR SALE-Complete saw mill; eleven head oxen log drays. etc. Also between three and four million feet fine timber. with lots of good timber near that can be had.
 FOR SALE-Beautiful corner lot on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Zirkle & Moore Real al'Estate, Insurance & Loans.

;~ &&25O.0O X modern six room home on Aman-
 da street on monthly payments. A
 good chance for a home, or as an i'm
 vestnneSt 1t will rent for $300.- co. R75N0oo A ilne piece of invesr'ent property in Ward One. A good five rom house, on a l,; with !lD feet frontage. Room enough for two m..rs houses 31.0SO 10 Only $i50 cash, balance S30 per month for a two story. six room dwell
 ling, with all modern conveniences, on
 car line at Highland Park. &1,250.O0 well located suburban store and
 dwelling. will r"nt for S1S). Only
 S25o cash required. Fielder Street. We offer 2S0 foot frontage tt bar gain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Good Propositions For Homes or In.
 vestmeni

We have some choice dwelling proposl- .tions near in that court investigation and will stand the test.
 TWO of the choicest suburban proposi . tions yet offered. Only just listed. Posses sission can be had within a few weeks. Present owner is to leave City,
 Two neat cottages well rented. in good territory and active demand Renting for se40, $.,l00 will buy.
 FOR RENT-Two good cottages at High land Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
w. A. JACKSON & CO.

s. Perry Street, 1soxes2. Look at this property and then make us an offer
 FOR SALE-104 acres in Bullock County. miles from Union Springs and one mile from Flora. Good T. room residence. stable. barn. carriage house. two servant houses. acres in orchard. Entire place under wire fence; good ,neighborhood. close to church and school. Very healthy This is certainly ideal country home and
 FOR RENTING nice offices seconf floor of Jackson Building. Also small store in same building on ground floor
 FOR RENT = Three story brick building and basement on Lee Street near corner of Montgomery Elevator. This is good stand and can be had cheap.
 WANTED-To list your property for sale. no matter where located or | whether farm or city property we can handle 1t and assure you of our best ! efforts. Give us trial.
 WANTED-You to know that we have farm lands in all parts of the State for sale Residences. vacant lots and business property in every section of Mont tgomery. If you are in the market for anything in real estate, be sure to sec us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

AlAbsma Republicans have called on Roosevelt to run again. but their voice Is hardly loud enough for him 10 hear IL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Chas. p. Gunter, Real Estate. Insurance and Sure
 ty Bonds. 20 Commerce St. Phone 2o75
 Montgomery. Ala.
For Sale.

FOR SALE--Beautiful lot 50xl5o west side Pleasant Avenue. not far from Mildred price quick buyer .... .... .. ..$l,52s FOR SALE--A magnificent room res- idrnce on Goldthwate St. had two baths. on west side street. eis elevation: lot 170 feet deep: price s9.e50; terms to suit.
 FOR SALE-East Jeff Davis residence. rooms. two story. has baths. stable on lot. located between Court and Perry, price $3.450
 FOR sALE--so Court St. lot west sd" size koxt5e price $I95o: t".s is fine location for home. and only one left.
 FOR SALE-Four room cottage close in on Martha Street: brings $50 rent wa want an offer this Monday
 FOR SALE--Six room story cottage good renting section. brings s?lS rent: inc bargain.
 MONEY TO>LOAN--We want to say to prospective borrowers. that can lend you any amount on farm lands. at per cent. interest, which you can pay back in four to ten years. and make payments any time you want to: have the best prop osition ever brought to this section, see
 PIERCE BROS., Phone 4Sl Cor Court & Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

FOR SALE-Beautiful lot 50xl5o on west price to quick buyer .... .. .sl.5es
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
wANTED-sALESMEN.

HOT SIDE LINE-Pays hotel bills. Con. siened goods: pocket samples; prompt com- mission. American Chewing Gum Co. St. Louis -e-ou-lt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

We have a splendid eight room dwell ing on South McDonough Street This house Is modern and up-to-datc in every particular. We can sell this place for $5. .0OOOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

Beautiful. new, modern residence, within five minutes walk Of Court Square. and in the prettiest residence section of the city. This is an ideal home or an per cent investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

FOR SALE-So. Court St. lot west sid". size koxt5e. price si.95o t".s is fine location for home and only one left.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

On Mont gomery street. we have a modern seven room dwelling, on beau tiful lot 50X150 for only $5,5O0O0. We can make terms to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

FOR SALE-Four room cottage, close in on Martha Street. brings Sla0 rent; we want an offer on this Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

FOR SALE-East Jeff Davis residence : rooms. two story. has baths. stable or lot. located between Court and Perry. price $3.450
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

We have three four-room houses near paved sidewalks. in western part of 0ty. rented for $2l6.00 year Price, $1.5O0OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

We have a number one piece of property bringing $360.00 year. We can sell this property at once for $2. 25o00. Only $750.00 each required.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

We have. for immediate sale. sa,e sure 20 per cent. investment. for $IjJ. 10 This is a genuine snap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

FOR RENT-Ground floor Commerce St
 space for several desks. Chandler & Doug lace ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
nllls signed by the Governor.

ALBANY, March 24.-Gov. Higgins to-
day signed the following bills:
Mr.. Wainwright's increasing various funds
Of the village Of White Plains.
Senator Gardner's providing for an addi-
tional clerk in the office OF the Surrogate OF
Kings county.
Senator Fltzgerald's providing that push
cart pedlers arrested for violation of certain
laws and ordinances in New York city may
leave their pushcarts as bail security.
Senator Elsberg's approprlating 81 $50 for
the salary Of the special assistant oyster pro-
tector during the current fiscal year..
Mr.. Wells's amending the military code by
providing that a person commencing action
against O member OF the State militia for an
ale ged omission by him TO do an act which 1t
was his official duty 10 perform must file
security for costs.
MIR. Wells's amending the military code by
including veterans OF the Spanish-American
War among those who may use State armor-
les, and giving the State Armory Commission
and not the Governor the power to permit the
use of armories.
Mr.. WAINWRIGHT Is creating the Office OF po-
lice justice in the village OF Port Chester.
Senator Brackets giving the State Com
mission in Lunacy the power to permit re-
ligious societies to erect buildings on State
hospital grounds for religious services.
Mr.. Fowlcr's giving the Mayor Of Kingston
the right to preside at the meeting OF the Com
mon Council in that city and TO vote In case OF
a tie vote. This bill was opposed by the Demo-
Gratis in the Legislature as a political measure.