davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

negiecting his duty
Regular drill Of Albany Engine Co. No.
this evening at O'Clock.
The large warehouse OF Marks & Co. OF
Rosebure was burned yesterday.
An elegan. line of Roval American
neckties at the Dlain Clothing Co.'S.
Some very taking novelties will attract
attention. Red, white ssd blue are the
colors OF the day.
A feature OF the Scio 4ih OF July cele.
bration will be several bicsele races. with
prizes amounting TO about $50. Several
Albany srrinters expect to enter.
The Welcome editors were arrested
this week, for slaudering q Portland wo-
man but the court couldn't find where
her character was injured any and dis
charged the editors.
The public school bnikiing has been
reiDsuTed for term of three years for
$i3, 900, placed with five different comp
anies. The premium is $500. Three
years ago il was insured during an insur.
auce rate war for the came amount for
$39.-Corvsllis Times.
p. Fl. DARCY has begun an injunction
suit against Secretary of State kincaid
restraining him from issuing certifi-
cate Of election to Judge Boise. A tenn
lporary injunction was granted by Judge
Terriil. The battle lie much faster thar
the Spanish war.
DR.. Mrs. Beers Yesterday was sitting
in the carriage in front OF the residenc'
/. Of Mrs. Burkhsrt iu the eastern part o
, che city, while DR.. Mr.. Beers was in tn
D house, when train OF cars came aloul
c and frightened the horse, resulting in
runaway. Mre. Beers was thrown ou
{ and dragged across the street when til
Q horse ran up street and was stopped il
i front OF the blacksmith shop OF Pete An
r dersoD. Though considerably bruise
Ms. Beers was not seriously injured.
n Melville Wire. jr, in today's Oregon
, ian lams it to the jingo crisicisers {
!. Europe and the gold epectacled profe'
a sors OF Boston and others who waited
d milk-an1 water-policv in the conduct
b the war, when the united cry was fc
vengeance upon fearful wrong II
wants Europe to read history and sc
,, that ihe spirit that pervades the Unite
- - States now is the same that was back
y Bunker Hill in home spun. In his en-
= thusiasm the young man comes prett
=, :. close 20 dominating Teddy Roosevelt Il
y president as the champion OF jingoism
- man who would execute iingo poli'
that would make imperialism shake
rs its boots. As champion of ingois
s, Mr.. Wire is forcible and he puts b
pc points well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

s1sSSsnIp NV .is 'o0q am, ...oiq .5uoIas -
asa.a s9aew 'sins siupu oosuqo9 p9o1uulvnO
szu9o kaZiE alx oan-oI-IS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

Ifyou want eood and clear
rsoke buy cigars made by our Al.
hany cigar factory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

There will be an open air concert on
the square Sunday evening after church
services.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

The county court was in session today
approving the bonds OF the new officials.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
GROCERIES,
Provisions.
Feed,
A~Etc.

Owing to the change in
prices it is impossible Ito
quote prices for any definite
time.
We have the Hammond
Go. meats, lard, etc.
Will always quote prices
9 low as we can.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

The Eugene Guard says: c. A. Her
mann, the mail clerk, has been suspend
ed, pending investigation OF charges OF
negiecting bis duty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

TO CURE A C1L1 IN ONE DAY
Tax. Ltxss5v, 3,aIQr asns Tablet
| all o uS ,lSss rstL ! Els d ,asy u it fai
/ Cure. sc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

The handwriting has been identified
as Ehlen's. The date is that on which
Ehlen went 10 Portland.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
The County Judge Appointment.

For ten days past intense in-
 terest has prevailed throughout
 Monroe county over the appoint
 ment by Gov. Jones of a county Judge. The contest is between
 Brinkley, Clarendon aud Holly Grove. Each place have out good men for the position and have done everything possible to land their man but the Governor has announced that by request he has consented to withhold the ap- pointment until next Monday. As to the outcome. there is som, tall guessing by all parties. What ever the outcome is however. THE ARGUS wishes to assure the | good people of Clarendon and
 Holly Grove that we have the very kindliest of feeling for them and that if Brinkley's candidate is chosen we guarantee to them that the people of this end of the county will under no eonsidera- tion allow the county to become involved in a county seat removal struggle, as has been so unkindly charged against us by some of the over jealous friends of oppos- ing candidates. The people of Brinkley and this end of the county will probably never again contest for the removal of the county site, and most assuredly will not for several years to come. We make Mis statemes, premeditafedy u,id adeisedty, and sincerely trust the party or par ties responsible for the unkind and impolitic thrust will bear this i'll mind.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
SPECIAL TO ARGUS CORRFS
 PONDENTs.

On account of the Editors ab- sence from home this week. the list of additional prizes offered b, tbe enterprising business firms of Brinkley, m the Correspondents contest, will not appear until next week. Already the contest be- gins to wax warm Two yearly subscriptions securing < poin ts each have been sent in.
 The meet of the ARGrs cores pondents suggested by several of you is indeed an interesting move and We sincerely trust you will at once settle on q time. or course we want the place to be Brinkley. The idea suggested by H. c. is indeed a capital one and we trust that each of the correspondents will take pains to answer the questiens. All money for sub scriptions should he seat sn a. re- ceived, by register or money or. der, and at the Araus' expense.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
For ARGUS Correspondents.

We have decided to offer n twenty Dollar Odell Type Writer as premium to the correspon dent who secures the greatest number of points, between Feb. and Dec. % '9S, according to the following;
 Now, as to the manner of con ducting the contest: Every com munication sent in for publication will count 4 points; every new yearly subscriber sent in will count 8 points every new subscri- Der for six months will count 4 points. and every new subscriber for three months will count ? points. At the end of the year the correspondent having the greatest number of points will be awarded the prize. The points for new subscribers is offered so that the correspondent who enters the contest late will have an op- portunity to 'scatch up'' with tue others.
 The ARGUS desires q correspon- dent at eA post1offfces in Monroe and surrounding counties where we are not already represented We furnish the paper free, also stamps and envelopes, so that the correspondent is out absolutely nothing except a little time once each week. If you are not already a correspondent and desire to become such, let us know at once so that we can furnish you with stationery and stamps. The following rules will govern the contest:
 No correspondent will be al lowed to write more than one let ter each week, except in cases oi important happenings occurring soon after the regular letter has been mailed. Then 1t may be Supplemented with another report land two letters will be credited. l No letter will be credited if not received in time for publication 1 the week it.is written, unless Vt have evidence to show that 1t wa delayed while enroute
 l No subscription will be counted unless accompanied by the cash. X true record of the work of each correspondent will be kept
 by us and the result published
 from time to time. Every cores
 pondent is urgently requested t
 also keep record of his owr
 work so as to compare with tn, published reports.
 1 None but regularly authorized
 correspondents will be allowed tt
 compete.
 The contest begins the first week
 ln Februars and will close Thurs
 day, December 29, 1883.
 I Our object in inaugurasing thi
 contest is to induce correspon 1 dents to write every week evel
 if the letters are short. We wan Ito publish news while 1t is news 4 We will be pleased to fFrnisf sany other information concerning
 se matter
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
LAST FRIDAY NIGHTS RAIN
 BOW.

The entertainment given on last Friday evening in the Baptist church under the auspices of The Rain Bow Circle. waz undoubtedly the incest. most refined and enter taining that has been presented to a Brinkley audience this season
 Miss Asrfha fliegs. Dye. the we'll known reader and dialect artist. was the star performer and from the beginning fairly eaptivated the large crowd present with her eleverness. Since her last ap- pearenee here she bas attended some of the finest schools in the North and has attained higher degree of perfection than any member of her profession ever heard m this city. Mr. A. ]. siashen in some beautiful vocal solos. accompanied by drs. H. Il. Myers. WIS voeifnonsiy en- dorsed Mrs. W D. Glover with a beautiful cornet solo, ss usual
 ss-srned the au,lience. The en- flre pFoevesis of entertainment were given to srt~s Dye by the 'esrcle. Mrs C. E. I~.pe,le lnsr,- dueed w'ss l,yr aud xrs. Nm. Hooker acted as aear ! 4ane~
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
|lONGRES ES SS1so N L NEW S

Members of he House will vots to-day on the Teller bond resolu ton.
 Senator Elkins introduced { bill last week, amending ths banking laws.
 It is thought that Free Honao6 bill will pass both Houses of Con. gress practically unchanged.
 The House and Senate subcom- mittee on Rivers aud Harbors will arrive in St. Louis Wednesday.
 Secretary Alger's condition is improved, but he is not yet strong enough to be moved to the South
 The House Committee on Elec- tions No. l has reported extensive frauds in the Fourth Alabama district.
 Senator Pettigrew will discuss the Hawaiian question Ill open session to-day unless prevented by objections.
 The Senate Committee on Inter estate commerce has agreed to vote on the anti-Scalping bill next Thursday.
 Bimetallist Republicans in the Senate announce their purpose of subordinating the Hawawiian treaty to financial debate. The nomination of Julius .Ja- cobs to be Assistant Treasurer u; San Francisco was sent to the Senate by the President Thurs day.
 The Attorney General has sent to the Senate the correspondence relating to the recent Seminole Indian trouble in Oklahoma.
 Champ Clarke says that Gage's avowed purpose "to commit the country thoroughly to the gold stapdardn is.the Republice" ~SNr-
 :tanbU
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03

-E. H. Mckee, artistic sign writer. paper hanger, painter and decorator formerly of Jackson, Miss, offers his services to the people of Brinkley. I do the best of work at reasonable low prices and would like to figure with you when you need anything, in my line. Respectfully,
 E. H. MCKEE.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03

Illinois, continues to shoot birds at Hot Springs. He won a match and lost one Saturday.
 Hon. H. l.. Remmel, Inter. nal Revenue Collector, re. presented Little Rock at the Indianapolis Monetary Con. vention last week. The Times.Democrat and the Sun, Fort Smiths morn. ing papers have been consoli. dated and are now issued as the Time-Sun.
 The Logan H. Roots Mem. orial Hospital was opened at Little Rock Sunday after noon Bishop Pierce deliver led the dedicatory address.
 The Baptists of Fort Smith have raised S10,000 towards rebuilding their church, which was totally destroyed by the recent cyclone.
 Capt. w. H. Pearce, a gal. lant ex- Confederate and one of the most prominent citi. zens of Forrest City, died of apoplexy early last week.
 Prof. James Mitchell, edi. tor of the Arkansas Demo crat, delivered a lecture on journalism at the Ouachita { lArkadelphia) College Tues day night.
 Col. Vincenheller, State Commissioner of AgriGul. ture. is featuring in. Eeastern Arkansas on the advantages to be derived from diversi. fled farming.
 Judge w. c. Wallace, of Rnssellvile, is being urged by his admirers to become a canaidate fc- Congress from iile Fourth Congressional district.
 John T, Young resigned as chairman of the conway county central committe te become a candidate for pros ecuting attorney of the Sev en teelth district. Independence county has five candidates for Sheriff four each for circuit cIerl and Treasurer, and three each for county clerk anG i Assessor, and the end is no
 yet.
 l. The Damo cratic centra lcomnsittae Of Little Rock me l1riday night and provided ffof the holding If leoalize1 primaries for the nosninetio, Iof candidates for city office, March 10th,
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
CARD OF THANKS.

ED ARGUS:
 We desire to return our heartfelt thanks to the noble. big hearted people of Brinkley for their great kindness to us i'll our recent affiiction, in the loss of our dearest little Francis. We shall ever remember you for your noble kindness, May God bless and prosper you. Thank fully, yet sorrowfully
 MR. AND MRS. Y. Y. ALLEN. Feb. ? 1898.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
bRIgklEY HAS

Over 5000 Inhabitants.
 Four competing lines of
 yailroads-more than any other city or town in Ark ansas.
 A large Cotton Oil mill railroad machine shops, car works and big lumber mills Ice factory, two stave factories, q tannery, gins, md other minor industries. Beautiful streets lighted by Arc Electric lights. A Fine new Public school building. |. More good people to the square inch than any other city of the same size on earth.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
STATE NEWS.

 \ The cotton receipts for Pine Bluff this season have been 7S,493 bales. 7 Robert t. .-Inearsoll the great agnostic, will lecture i'll Fort Smith on St. Valen, tines day for tue benefit ef |the cyclone sufferers.
 End If the Fort
 cxGI Ione tr1cksa dane, l1g ,ast Ter aslee of Marion, in S6arcy co0nfY. and turned the big log house in which the dance was being held entirely over. There were twenty-four people on the floor dancing when the cyclone struck the house, and one minute afterward the whole thing was turned into q prayer meeting, the fiddler leading in prayer. None of the party was killed, and but one slightly injured. 
 Melville Echo. Helena, Ark, felt an earth quake shock Wednesday night. Early primaries appear to be popular all over the State this year.
 The Cleveland base ball club will do their practice work at Hot Springs.
 The Arkansas State Guard, including all officers, is com posed of 1913 men.
 The Eastman Hotel at Hot Springs opened for tue season Saturday night.
 A force of 200 hands IS at work oL the new railroad building north from Little Rock,
 l Hon. J. B. Baker, of lzard county. is announced as a candidate for Attorneys Gen eral.
 \ ]. J. Baugh, editor of the White County Citizen, is a candidate for Mayor of Searcy.
 Circuit Judge E. B. Bry' ant, of Fort Smith, is seri' ously ill at his former home in Mississippi. ! Col, Thomas Il Sims. "' II Hope, is a didate {
 Hempste
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

-HOn. U. uTccHIcc was III |orrest City to-day on legal busi- ess.
 Mrs. Josephine Spain has: cen confined to her room this eek by sickness.
 Mrs. Joe Scholem and chil- |ren are again at home after q |leasant visit to Little Rock elatives.
 -TAe shooting gallery man. nished up his work with the lckers and has closed his opera ions in Brlnkley.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. w cf Fiddyment last week, a bouncing aby girl. At last accounts bother and child were doing well.
 Ut is with sadness and regret hat we announce the serious i'll less of Emmett, the bright and bvable little son of MT. and Mfs W. Stewart.
 -E. H. Mckee of Jack MJn, Hiss, sbrothar of Mrs. Earl 'andrum, is inf the sl( n has ecided to movo his I'm - nd make this keE
 sessess them.
 .,sii II. Dyo.snk of the kbhs pscaehers, largest hearted, Ind broad gauge men in the Min .try in Arkansas, was ill the kity Tuesday. He will preach lere the last Sunday Tn this nonth.
 See the ARGUS Little Rock Shoppers Guide. It is full of xords from enterprising business people of the City of Roses. IL |yout have occasion to need any |thing'that they carry, be sure and mention the ARGUS.
 On Tuesday morning Jno. N. Crow was called to Chattanooga, Tenn, by telegram announcing the serious illness of his father. He found. upon his arrival that the parent was rapidly improving and after a day or two returned home reaching here this morning,
 FINE STRAW BERRY PLANTS :-- If you are thinking of raising strawberries, order your plants direct from. Quaker. Plant Co.,, oi Fayetteville. Ark. All of the fin, est varieties at the. lowest prices
 --Our worthy young friend Wiluy Jlmmerson who has been employed at the Oil Mill this sea son, came near losing his life Ill a most horrible manner about mid night Wednesday night. He hae removed some stray piece of old metal from the gin hsx and reach sd in his right hand to get ou something else and was caught b. the gin saws, and but for tn presence of mind of coloret man working near him, would have been drawn into the saw and killed, As it was his arn was horribly mangled and Drs Snmpter, Mitchell and Murph, ampntated it above the elbow, il q few hours after the accident ds is now at the home of hi sister, Mrs. T. C. Simmons an T. receiving all the: attention .Upspible and 1t is to be hope
 l1 n1onsupoveA
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
GENERAL DOMESTIC NEWS.

GENERAL DOMESTIC NEWS.
 American securities are re- ported firm ill London
 The striking colorado mi ners resumed work last week.
 Letter forced cash wheat ] up to S19s in chicago Fri day,
 canada will institute a system of naval patrol on lthe Great Lakes. The New York central will soon absorb the Lake Shore railroad.
 The censorship of foreign newspapers iI Havana has
 been ab5ffsrr Will Hunter,.s nOterious Memphis des Arsdo, was kill. ed last Frid U Dr. ByIQu Sunderland, as (s0ciate pastor af Dr. Tal- mage has <asi sad,
 Seeretrry Al lQSf is renortad improving at Washington. though still very i'll.
 The location of gold near Golden, Col, was revealed to a man in his dreams.
 An assay of gold taken from a Texas mine last week gave Sl5,l5O to the ton
 The Mississippi river is feceding and all danger of an immediate flood is past.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03
Real Estate n .llsfers.

Deeds filed for Record in tn office of the Circuit Clerk. c. w. Edmonds to Clarence E Hagie, Quit Claim to E. 1-2 $. F 1-4 Sec. l3 T. l $. k. f West sonsidsxatiaa FOG: % Ql,....u..v.s.s
 J. M 1h0i I0n to Jno. Q Sweatt, s. w. 3-4 $. W. l=A Sec. 24 T. 2SR2 West $500. %.
 Jno. Thompson to Jno. Q, Sweatt, part $ E 1-4 Sec. B, I , $ k ? West; $500.00.
 Luclnda Ritchie to Samuel Crawford, w 1-2 $ E 1-4 Sec. % Township 3 North Range ; West; $i45. .0C.
 Samuel Crawford to w. H.. Rocks, lands in Sec. go Towns .ip 3 North Range ? West; $535N L
 Parker c. Evan and wife tof |. E. Lynch. Lots , and 6 in ok number I Jefferson street, Ky ans addition to the town of Clarel!d en ]; $225. .O0.
 T. T. Bateman and vie to School District nuinb~ Ten, One half acre i'll section I.Lown : ship l North Range WeF l; $25 .00.
 Jim Sutton to W. K Sran ch, one fourth undivided int sresi in North east quarter ef Section 9 township I south and rar ge ? west ;$l25.00.
 Thos.. $ Murray as eNecutor last will and testament of Thomas s. Foster dec'd, te Y C Brown aud A. J. Yacearo, eW icres in sections ll-l2- 1Is and ] Town ship South Range ? west; $l2.50.00.
 G. P. Reid aud wife | Dr. J. F. I Taylor lot nuuber 87 n town of Holly Grove; 5oNQ
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03

The Constitution gu..
 not be lcss than S5Oo A. THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION I
 THE WORLD It is a TwELN
 NEWSPAPER containing ElGHTN-FC~u
 equal as Weekly Newspaper in Ameres: It's ae,
 is correspondents and agents be fouad in sse
 and Western Siates AS 4 MAGAZINE prints . srainaras A AN EDUCATOR scAsolhos>s a sys<fsr.a4 ITS SPECIAL FEATHERS suy~us.ny sv~r 4xARM AND fAnMERa DKrA1TNTyr, u. 1nsn Ocrnrtnse1 Ah nRder sh>s 1rstAaah L4 eEastmrnu adcse<0<s. The foAsfgnt n1eugCUG Gtvsease Of she prisctsfes ~assei@f
The Brinkley argus., 1898-02-03

' The DemoGfatIic central |comnittee Of Little Rock met |1riday nieht and provided flor the holding If legalized
 primaries for the noanination |of candidates for city offices
 March 10th,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-08-20

The balance OF Trade In sim Largely
I'm Favor OF the United
states.

Washington, Asg. l5.-The monthly
statement OF the imports and exports
of the United States shows that during
the month of July the imports OF mer-
chandise amounted 10 $50.647, 1866. OF
which Sl0.5sl, 265 was free OF duty. AS
compared with July. 1897, decrease
is shown of about $3,0o0.00o. The ex-
ports of domestic merchandise
amounted 10 s71,1s9.742. an increase
of over $l.O00000
The gold imports for July nggre-
gated $2,Gl3, $50, as compared with
$o3s,951 for July. 1897. The exports OF
gold amounted 10 $l.407,013. against
$500, 500 for July, 1897, the imports of
silver aggregated S3,o26,192 against
$2,G03,s04 year ago.
The exports during July were 81
s79,7s3. which is practically the same
as for July, 1897.
For the last seven months there is
shown 70 have been decrease OF $780,
SIS 800 in the imports OF merchandise,
and an increase in the exports of $751;
10000 The gold imports during the
same time increased $ss.043,44l. and
the exports decreased So .s35,s66. The
imports OF silver decreased $l,s22, 1913,
and the exports 1881 .424
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-08-20
A sad AFFAIR.

New York, Aug. 16.--Maj. j. w. Read,
OF Savannah, Ga. was found dead in his
room at the Marlborough hotel Mon
day. In the morning he received a
telegram signed NJ. Read which read:
"Ma critically i'll; come at once" Late
in the afternoon when another tele-
gram was delivered at the hotel for
Maj. Read, being unable TO arouse him,
the door of his room was broken and
he was found on the floor dead. Death
was due 10 cerebral apoplexy. The
second telegram announced the death
of Mrs Read.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-08-20
MASSACRE IN PUERTO RICO.
spnnIards Fall Upon Women and Chill
dren and Stay Them with
Mncbefcs.

Ponce, Puerto Rico, Aug. 16.-Six
Puerto Ricans, accompanied by a
priest, arrived at Coamo Monday
morning from GALES, 30 miles north
west Of that place. They had walked
all the way across the mountains
They reported that Spanish soldiers,
crazed by liquor, came from Maniti TO
GALES Saturday. An improyised Amer
lean flag had been raised on the plaza.
The sight OF it so enraged the Span
iards that they attacked with ma
chetes all the men, women and chm
dren they could find. They killed or
wounded about 90 persons. Then they
sacked the town. The priest asked
Gen. Wilson TO send aid.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-08-20
Calico's Four Hundredth
AunIyersary.

Calico was first manufactured in India
in l49S, so that its use has been constant
for more than four hundred years.
William Simpson & Sons, most extensive man
ufacturers OF this country, now produce the
best grade OF this kind Of goods possible to
make. Their prints are always attractive,
the colors bright, clear and lasting. Deal.
ers as well as buyers recognize this fact, and
very wisely give them preference. Ladies
who have not worn them will do well 10
remember this, as the piece Of calico which
bears the ticket upon which appear the
magic words William Simpson & Sons
duced for four hundred years, but is doubt.
less as good as will be made four hundred
wears hence