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the state Of New YORK. by the Grace of God Free and
Independent Susan Bates Mary Plescs ASHal5ss =
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Sarah Gray Crane Of tHs CITY Of Ns % york has - 9S.y Nv
York 10 certain instrument n writing relang %
TSih %i rs and Testament Of FiWsrd a sne late q
S o are cited 10 appear before the Surrogate a our
County Of New York az MS 0tce n fa9 COUNTY q ~
nine hundred six half past ten ocloc IN ths re
1o9n 'Ss sSd 81 'PS last W snd Tssameut ara such q -
are TeauiTed 10 appear by your suaFan II yOu have
you have none TO sPgeS6 % & ana iPpy I s9E q S4 =
s6 suardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate 70
I5 Tes9mony whereof We caused Seal -.
hereunto afixed. Witness. Hon Ab1e7 g
IL 81 Ts9maS TsT .i cosny Il the % air5Tss az q May
the Of our Lord one thousand niDs RT5si ard
CRANE, 4 LOCKWOOD Ssto1nsys TOR Pstdones. S6 wan
street. New York City. \ =
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of God fEss and inesrz7t-z;-
To Lloyd X Smith Glen / Bea9Sn, s Ao- Ts-s - c51sfa
Blanchard vesta ReInnette Blanchard the heirs 80 1ess
whereas George NJ Thomas. Of the City Of Nsw YeIS
Of New York. TO have certain instrument IN w.tns
dated IBsfT i uy proved as e last % win as T
ment Of RhOdea l. Thomas late q 2 ne Sogasy e S
" snuear before the Surrogate Of County o.
York at Office IN the County Of New York. on shs
S1st day OF July thousand nine hundred and SIX
hafpast o'clock IN the forenoon % that DAY then
there 20 attend the probate OF the SAID last WIN a
Testament. OF hereby cited.
under the age Cwenty-one required %
peaF bv guardian q a
nOne appear and apply for 20 be appointed II
the of your neglect failure to do SuaEan
appointed by the SuTrosate % represent and
you IN the proceeding.
SurrOgate'S Court OF the said County o New York
IL 81 TO be hereunto affixed Witness Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of said County
York At said County The Ssh day of Jl n the
year OF lord thousand nine hundred and SIX
DANIEL J. DOWDNET
Clerk % the SurFoGate's Court
HENRY q. WILEY. Attorney Petitioner, 50 F1,e
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New YOTz City.
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YORK. By the GEses Of Ged Eres ana Iasspenseut
Francis Ebert DuEOiS. Susan p uUEoiS g.. MARI
anna Lehba South. Lucy Dubois Porter Herman Cum
dert. Frederick CSundert David GundeTt, Herman
GuudeTt Theodore lsenbeFg, Kari IserbArz.
Adele Hesse. Herman Hesse Maria Hsss-s John Hass-.
persons interested IN the Lucy
OF County of New York, deceased. cre-
itors Iegatees Of kin otherwise gre-tisf
You and each Of you hereby cited and required
sonaly be and appear before Surrogate O1 t1e
County Of New York az the SuTrosaes Court q sait
County, held the County Courthouse In ths County
the Gath day OF July. 1905. at halG
o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day then and
attend judicial settlement OF the of
ceedinss OF Theodore Jackson Francis Dubois and 6c
san p Dubois executors aud trustees Of the Last
Testament Of said deceased; and such Or
hereby cited. under the ago OF tUeDtyone
years. are required TO appear oy yor guardian q yc1
have tf have noue to appear ana apply 1C-
be appointed. in the event OF your uaect O.
failure so. a guardian will be appointed By the
Surrogate represent and for IN the pT0caeu
Testimony Whereof have caused the seal OF the
SurrOgates' said County OF New York % @
heTeuntO affixed. Witness. Hon. AbnoT c.
I L s. ] Thomas. Surrogate Of said County, at
County OF New York the SlSt day of taE.
in the One thousand nine hundred and
sly DANIEL = -DOWDN.EN.
Clerk Of the SuFroGates' Coure-
COONfBS & WILSON.
Attorneys for Executors.
a TlrOa6 a6vTay- Of CITY.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No Is Broad
street. New York. and No. i2Z South 4th street.
IsEfIadelnhfa1
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FOR SALE.

One pair Corliss Engines, built BY
VIM. A. Harris Steam Engine
Co., size l4x36, in good eondi-
tion.
Compound Duplex Worfhington
Pump, IA and 2Cxl2xl5.
Simple Duplex Worthington Pump
164xl2x10.
llStcam Freight Elevator, Whittier
Machine type.
2 Crane Hydraulic Elevators, -
izontal tYre.
Address
NEW YORK TRIBUNE OFFICE
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COMMONWEALTH CFIRE) INSURANCE co.
NEW YORK.
THE DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED A
- DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT and an EXTRA
DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT upon the Capital Stock
JOHN NJ. DAGGETT. Secretary.
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TIE n. 3. c1ArLrN COMPANY.

Corner Church & Worth Streets
New York, July 2. 1905
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
- cent on the common stock be paid July 18th.
The transfer book will be closed at P NJ July 9TH, and
books for the preferred stocks will remain open.
D. N. FORCE Treasurer
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van sehalok Co.. No. wan ssrsst9
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ideal July 4sh Osqsing.

on july 4th (also sundays) the deet steel STn.
RICHARD PECK will leave Pier %. E. r.. foot Peck
Slip, at $3.50 A. NJ; e 22d St. 1900 A. NJ; due New
ali day on Long Island Sound Two hours IN New
Haven Fine Restaurant and Cafe Service Music
Tickets, $1.O0. Children, SOC
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IRVING SAYIHGSlHSTIIuIIO|


lis Chambers ST., New EOFk City.
The Board Of Trustees has declared semi annual
dividend the OF
on deposits entitled thereto from 81 90 $1,000
Guiding $4,000 the rate Of three and onehalf
cent. per annum, payable and after Monday, July
18th, 1906 Deposits made before July 10th. 1906
will draw interest from July Ist 1906.
w. H B. TOTTEN, President.
G.. BYRON LATINER, Secretary
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Attorneys for Executors,
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Instruction.

rHF IE<NFNWORrH >fHOI AKSHIP At VAIN
N"''t'fr yi~lGrs annually $500. - vacant II
= open for competition % an yogns men q tho name
of Leavenworth
ANSoN PHELPS STOKES Jr
Secretary Ot Yale univsr-f-y
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

s. E. Cor. 9th Ave. and 10th St.
INTEREST A THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT,
PER ANNJJM will be credited depositors the SIX
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING JUNE 80
1906 on ali sums from I'VE dollars to three thousand
thereto under the bylaws, payable
Is 1905 JOHN HARSEN RE1OADES, President
JAMES QUINLAN. Treasurer
J. HABiPDEIN ROBB. Secretary.
Deposits mado before JULY 10. 1904 will draw
interest from JULY l, 1906
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Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors
70 Colleges. Schools and families Apply %
Mrs. NJ. J. VOUNG-FULrON. IS Union Square.
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BAPTIST FIFTH SUNDAY
 MEETING.
To be held at Brinkley Baptist Church. April
 2S and 29. l906.

The following excellent program has been arranged for the Fifth Sunday Meeting of Mount Vernon Association:
 Friday, 7:3O p. m; Introductory Ser mon, The Secret of Power, !" W H.. Paisley
 Saturday. 10 a. m; discussion. "Christian Benevolence. B. F. An derson, J c. Harris: l a. nl., sermon, Bible Repentance, J. c. Vaughan; alternate, A. J. Murphy: 7:30 p. m, sermon. J. A. McCord.
 Sunday, 9;30 a. m; Sunday School Mass Meeting. J H. Coleman. leader Fl "a. m. sermon, "The Atonemeat, ' G. W. Tnley 3:30 p. m. discussion, "ls that church entitled to the name Mis- sionary, which does not contribute to missions, L. K. Obenchain, s. D. Sawyer; 7:3o p. m. sermon. "Salva- ton, c. M. Myrick.
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From A Worthy Colored
 Citizen.
Clarendon, Ark, Apr. B, l9o

Clarendon, Ark, Apr. B, 1906. Editor ARGUS:
 That my good friends in my home town may know how am getting along in my school work write to the dear old ARGUS and humbly ask that you give it space.
 Having been elected 10 teach the Clarendon Colored Public School and as not the slightest thing has occurred to mar the success of the school dur ing the entire session now nearing a close feel that it is due the Claren- don School Board to say few words in their behalf.
 It is well known that Clarendon pee pie appreciate the value of good schools in the work of City Building and their idea in maintaining the schools is by keeping broad gauge, strong, good citizens on the school board, and with such men in charge of affairs it is no wonder that Clarendon has made the reputation it has as 9 school town.
 The present session of the school of
  which l am principal, has been most successful one and fully appreciate the kind consideration shown me by the board, especially the clever, prog ressive president, Dr. F. E. Thomas and Secretary, Hon. R. J. Tory. Both of these gentlemen are alive to the duties of their offices and with the other splendid gentlemen of the board are doing service for Clarendon, that should entitle them to unstinted praise.
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Off for the Re-Union.

Several hundred people were down at the station Monday night to see ths old Veterans and friends off to the New Orleans Re-Union.
 Goodbyes were said to some sweet music-dear old Dixie-by the Brink Band.
 Among those who went, we learned of the following;
 Veterans, Wm Rider J. H. Hurst. H. A. Carter. T. P. McCreight and J. w. Savage.
 Among the outsiders who went were; Jas. Dickson, w. T. Morris, w w. Hendrix, c. T. Hudson, Mrs. E. L. Woodfin and Miss Lizzie McDoweli Brinkley, Mrs. Powell R. Anderson, Zent. and Mrs. Emily Ccoksie. Keevil
 Several of the party returned al noon today among them, J. H. Hurst, H. A. Carter and w. T. Morris, who report splendid time of it.
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About the Farmers Union.
Councils Point, Ark Apr. Y, ot

Councils Point, Ark Apr. l 7, oo. EDITOR ARGUS.
 Some days back, in my last letter to your paper, promised to say some thing concerning the Farmers Edu- cational and O. operative Union of America. But owing to big rains. poor stock and big crop haven't had time till now. But if you will allow me a little space in fhe columns of your paper,I shall try to greet my old friends once more.
 But to begin: The first Charter ever granted the Farmers Union was granted on Oct l7, 1902. At first fl grew off very slowly. like some timid plant before it takes root in the soil. But at last it finally began to grow and branch out and in Feb, 1904 Texas was organized into a State Union. and since that time she has averaged tax ing in 732 members for each working day. Next comes Arkansas. she stands second in the number of Union members. This organization is now spread over IS states and territories.
 It is g common saying among the money sharks, spectators and othel
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Is The Moon lnhahited.

Science has proven that the moon has an atmosphere. which makes life in some form possbible on that sate- lite; but not for human being, who have hard enough time on this earth of ours, especially those who don know that Electric Bitters cure Head ache, Biliousness, Malaria. Chiils and Fever. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Dizziness Torpid Liver. Kidney complaints, General Dibility and Female weak nesses. unequalled as general Tonic and Appetizer for weak persons especially for the aged. II induce souud sleep Fully guarepteed by all Druggists. Price only Soc.
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Chas. McMillan's Brother
 Killed in Missouri.

On Sunday afternoon last at Base- ball game at New Madrid, Mo. John H. McMillan, City Marshall of Maiden, Mo. and brother to our townsnan. Chas. McMillan, was shot and killed.
 The killing was the result of riot ous outbreak at the Sunday ball game to which Marshall McMillan had been invited He leaves a wife and three children.
 Chas. McMillan, of this city, a brother Of the dead man, was notified of the killngNand left at once for Mis- souri.
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A Dandy For Burns.

pr. Bergin, Pana. Ill writes: "l have used Ballard's Snow Liniment: always recommended if to my friends as I am confidens there is no better made. 1t is dandy for burns. Those who live on farms are especial ly liable to many accidental cuts. burns, bruises. which heal rapidly when Bal lard's Snow Liniment is applied It should always bs kept in the house for cases of emergency 25c, 5gs and $l0O Sold by Converse & Broe1
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\ Luety Pes:nistrsss

is Mrs. Alexander. of Cary. Me, who has found pr. Kings New Life Pills to be the best remedy she ever tried for keeping the Stomach. Liver and Bowels in perf.ct crdcr. You'll agree with her if you try these painless pur ifiers that infusc new life. Guarcnteed by all druggists. Price 25c.
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Little Farm For Rent---One
 Mile South of Town.

For rent, good 40 acre farm, l7 acres in cultivation. one mile south of Brinkley. Place has 2 room tenant house. good fences, was planted last year in peas and is in fine condition for cultivation. Will be rented at a bargain to good tenant. Apply or address HORACE GILcHNsT.
 Care ARGUS. Brinkley, Ark.
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Governor Frantz of Oklahoma con tributes an article entitled The New State to the May issue of SOUTHWEST, published by the Passenger Traffic De- part:nent of the Rock Island Frisco Lines.
 The price of the magazine is five cents copy. or fifty cents year.
 Address all communications to 1921 Frisco Building, St. Louis, Mo.
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Cures Coughs and Colds

Mrs. C. Peterson, o25 Lake St. Tooeka, Kans, says "Cf all cough remedies Ballard's Horehound syrup is my favorite: fl has done and will do all that is claimed for tito speedily cure all coughs and colds and 1t IS so sweet and pleasant to the taste. Sold by Converse & Brooks.
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In ny work, have done and am do.ng my test, as did when l was in Brinkiey. Our examination will begin the last week in April and continue during tke week.
 On May 2to 5 our closing exercises will take place.
 Respectfully,
 J w. BROOKS. Principal Clarendon Colored Public School.
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HEALTH IS YOUTH.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.
 Heroine. taken every morning be- fore breakfast. will keep you in robust health, fit you to ward off disease. It cures constipation. biliousness. dys- pepsia. fever skin. liver and kidney complaints. It purifes the blood and clears the complexion.
 Mrs. D. w. Smith. Whitney. Tex. writes April 3. 1902: ..I have used Heroine. and find it the best medicine for constipation and liver troubles. It does all you claim for it.
 l can highly recommend it. soc. Sold by Converse & Brooks.
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Removal Notice

l have moved my Jewelry store from the Post Office building to the New Creenlee & Gum Block where will be pleased 10 see all my old customers. As heretofore l shall continue to make speciality of my watch department.
 ii. L. BAKER
 Jeweler.
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Directory.
Methodist E. Church South.

Methodist E. Church South.
 Preaching at l a. m. and 7:l5 p. m. every Sunday.
 Sunday School 9:3O a. m.
 Junior Epworth League. ? p m. Senior EpworthLeague. 3:3o p m. Prayer meeting every Thprr evening at 7:l5.
 Pastor. H. B e .Sups. League Pres, Joss League Supt.. Miss b.es~~-.-
 Everybody cordially invited to aflo all these services,
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gamblers, that the farmer makes good soldier, good mechanic, good sailor and sometimes good christian, but when it comes to any business he has to have some one else transact it for him.
 Now that is just the intention of this organization, to ransact our own business.
 The farmer grows poorer each year. Why7 Because he has some one else to conduct his affairs instead of conducting them himself.
 Notwithstanding the fact that there were last year AZ million bushels more corn produced than ever before in the {, U. s. we who have corn to buy are paying the merchant an enormous price for it. Why3 Because some one else, besides the man who pro sduced it, has it in his possession. Regardless of the fact that there were o35 new banks established in the South last year, yet the farmers of the South are in bad financial condition
 The main thing, and the only thing for the farmers of the South, to do is to raise all their home necessaries at home, put their surplus crop in cotton, buy as little as possible on credit, get out of debt and get some money in their pockets, corn in their cribs, and and meat in their smoke houses. And adopt this motto: Pumpkins and pea vines, hogs and horiny.' then and there can he be independant.
 l I think some of our country merchants imagine that the F. E. & C. U. Is organized against them. have heaId such talk and it reminded me of the telephone mix up heard once. i A subscriber of the telep phone ex- change asked to be placed in ccmmun- ication with his pr. when the following conversation occurred.
 Sub-Dr my wife complains of severe gains in the back Of her neck and occasionally nausea.
 Dr.-She must have malaria. Sub.-What best be donep At this moment the clerk at the ] central station altered the switch by 1 mistake to a mechanical engin3r who was answering enquiry of mill owner and this is what the husband heard. "I believe the inside is lined with excrescence to a considerable thickness. Let her cool during the night. and in the morning before firing up. take hammer and pound her vigorously, then get a garden hose with strong pressure from the main and let it play freely upon the parts affected" Strange 10 say the Dr. never saw his patient any more. And 1 | am afraid that some of the merchants have heard the engineer instead of the Dr. talking.
 And one of the things that are ruining our country is the growing tendency to look down on the men or woman who work with their hands. { This tenderly deyilish dangerous. Let us learn again that the hands that are scared by honest toll, bear wounds as honorable as thos ereceived in batle. { The overalls and gingham aprors oi labor are as honorable and vastly more useful than all the material trappings and uniform of war. Let us again learn that the doctrine of dignity Of labor is fundamental to the public. Ii is longwalk to easy street, and no cars running. The best men say nothing, but saw wood. How big is your wood pile2
 IcY ISAAC FROM lcIcLE BEND.
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hND PERSONAl NOTES.

hier w. s. Kilpatric, of the
 Brinkley. was a victim of
 his week, but he is now up.
 brney H. c. Strong was in
 In this week on professional
 Circuit Court.
 Is Corinne Gwynne, one of the
 Graded School Teachers, is
 k at Mrs. Sumpter's home. jM. Lutes Is down from Indiana
 his relative. Mir. and Mrs.
 Ray and Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
 and family.
 flliam Jackson, now holding a kble position with the First D Bank in Little Rock, visited Ents, Mayor and Mrs. T. H. } Sunday.
 Is. w. s. Hemenway and son Is. E. N. Harrod, (nee Miss lHemenway) were in Brinkley y shopping. They were vel ;allers at the ARGUS office while city.
 w. Hurley. of the Hurley & leading factory. was hastily med to crawfardsville, Ind. 7 by a telegram telling of the
 illness of his fathel. He left. first train Monday accopanied Hurley and the children. A ,e from Mir. Hurley "Wednesday that his father was still alive pes were intertained for his re- anagcr Wise. of the Bfinkley Co.,. has s crewfof workmen ed tisis week rehaodeling the & Meehah stave plant and everything iA readiness for the machinery whikh Is soon to ar The managers hppe to have the l operation at fap early date.
 a lot of work was found ary in changing up the build suit the purpose of a spoke Some repairs were also 1. The purpose of the Company ave a spoke rhanafactory equal pest.
 'ANTED: by Chicago wholesale ail order house. assistant man nan or woman) for this county joining territory. Salary $2o penses paid weekly; expense
 advanced. Work pleasant; a permanent. No investment srience required. Spare time k. Write atonce for full par s and enclose self-addressed oe.
 INTEnDEnr. l32 Lake St.. Chi ln Apr. 1 At
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-sD. D. DOyQ, OI OOttOn F1ant, was a Brinkley visitor over Sunday.
 Perfectly delicious Lyons Choc plates with whipped cream centers at lWade's Cafe.
 Join the crowd that daily throngs to Wade's Cafe for that delicious ice cream and cold drinks.
 Rev. w. H. Paslay, of Forrest City. is in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. D. Wade.
 katie, the Attle daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. D.A Push. is quite sick with tonsilites.
 -Go in and see the beautiful line of new goods on Andrae's 5 and 10 cent counters.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jake lEamm and E. L. Hirsch were in Memphis to spend Sunday.
 Miss Mable Ross, who has been visiting her uncle, J. w. Ross of the Hurley & Ross Big Heading Co.,, left Tuesday for her home in Chicago.
 MOTHERS! those beautifully tail ored fine material Sunday suits at An drae's for S25O can't be equaled any, where for $4.CO.
 -Lewfah, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Carter. is improving after a severe back set from nervous excitement caused by the fire Tues day night.
 Wait minute! We are going to have dance and it's for the benefit |of St Luke's Guild. We are going to trip the light fantastic toe at the Blacks Opera House, Tuesday night May lst. An augmented orchestra.
 There were two additions to the Baptist Church Sunday by baptism. The Baptist Church had their regular annual collection for Home Missions Sunday and raised something like $40.
 Mrs. Maynard. Of Wynne, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jim Hen derson. She is accompanied by her two Younger daughters.
 Attorney c. IF. Greenlee spent part of this week Clarendon looking after the interests of clients in Circuit |.Court.
 It was the cry of Jonas Woodson at the Union Station "Wednesday night which started the fire signal. The night cook at Hills Cafe heard Jonas shout and he made for the fire bell and pulled the rope in two making , the signal
 Announcement has been made by the brides mother that Miss Minnie Salinger. of Memphis, will be married to Mir. E. L. Hirsch of this city, soon. Miss Salinger WAS formerly of Brink, Hey and is a great favorite in oar city. The groom to-be, MT. Hirsch, is the clever manager of the National Coop craze Go. at this place and is very popular in the business circles of our city.
 At the morning service at the Methodist church Sunday April 29. all who have been baptized but have not 1 yet been received in the church by taking the VOWS will at that time te made full members. together with any others who may wish:to join the church. "A bulletin has been issued this week by the board of heath-Maycr T. H. Jackson president and Pr. F, l D. Mcknight, secretary-calling upon 1.-the citizens of Brinkley to put their premises in sanitary condition. and giving notice that thorough inspection will be made by the officials about the middle of May. This is commend
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-If it's fit to print ycu will see fl in the ARGUS.
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Iii it's fit to print. you'll find il in the ARGUS.
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the ARGUS.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-11-09

TbescandaI In connection with the
new sla,o00,uUU capitol building in
Pennsylvania has grown 70 such
alarming proportions That The goysr.
nor has been forced 10 adopt ncrUie
measures 10 psc.fy the public until u
Legislative investigation can ue had
The taxpayers cannot be made to lin
derstand why sy,V00,U00 WAS spent In
furnishing capitol building that cost
$4,000, 900. The discrepancy IL so wide
that they are inclined TO believe THAI
the charge Of state Treasury Berry
that The commonwealth has been
made the victim Of wholesale graft IL
true, So strong IN the feeling In the
matter that the governor has been
ruled out Of the campaign by his own
party.