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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-07

desire the publication OF tine same Will please
send their names to this office.-EpIToR.l
Miss Florence Clayton, is visiting
relatives in Washington
%
Miss Sellman, who has been in Bati-
more, is at home again at Hockey
Farm, near Three Mile Oak, this
county.
A large debutante reception will be
given this afternoon by Mrs. Nevett
Steel in honor of her debutante
daughter, Miss Laura Steele of MUIR.
ray Hill
Miss Sue Munford, has been VISIT
ing friends at Waterbury, this county.
MIR. and Mrs. +. s. Zell. Of Ebay
Lodge North Severn, returned today
after visit to Baltimore for several
days.
Miss Fannie WIegard, who has
been spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents on State
Ciicle, returned yesterday 10 resume
her studies at Notre Dame, Baltimore.
Masters John Flood, son of Mr..
John B Flood. of this city, and Ber-
nard Wiegard, Jr., son of.sMr. Bernard
Wiegard have returned To resume
their studies at Mount st. Joseph's
College Baltimore.
Miss Blanche Martin, is visiting
friends in New Herk City.
Among those who called at the new
building of the Baltimore Sun office
yesterday were Mr. Asa Joyce, OF the
Annapolis Banking and Trust Co.
Included i'm the list of passengers
who sailed yesterday afternoon for
Bremen on the North German Lloyd
steamer Chemnitz, Capt. Jantzen,
was Mr.. George Rausch, of this city.
Mr.. Edward Campbell seaman in
the Navy, who has been visiting his
parents on Dock street, returned TO
his ship yesterday.
o
Mrs Bronson. has returned from a
visit to Washington.
o
Mrs. w. NJ. Blumberg, with her little
son of Baltimore, is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman on
West street.
D.
Miss Mollie Rolnick. has returned
from q visit 10 friends in Baltimore.
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Loving Words.

Loving words will cost but little
 Jouneying up the hill of life, But they make the weak and weary Stronger. braver for the strife; Do not count them only trifles?
 What to earth are sun and rain9 Never was a kind word wasted,
 Never one was said in vain. When the cares of life are many. And it's burdens heavy grow. Think of weak ones close beside you If you love them tell them so. What you count of little value
 Has an almost magic power, And beneath their cheering sunshine Hearts will blossom like flower. So. as up lIfe's hill we journey.
 Let us scatter all the way Kindly words. for they are sunshine In the dark and cloudy day. Crudge no loving word or action As along through life you go, There are weary ones around you If you love them, tell them so.
 Mollie L.. Cl2yton.
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TO Eastern and
 Northern Summer Resorts

The Louisville & Nashville Rail- road affords the fastest time and finest service from Memphis to all the noted Summer resorts in the east. Tickets now on sale at very low rates to Nia- gara Falls. Mammoth Cave. Putin Bay, Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. French Lick. and to the Mountain Resorts in Tennessee and Kentucky, tickets being liuited for return until October 3l. 1905. The round trip rate from
 Brinkley to Louisville is SIS. 70 and to Cincinnati is $22. 90.
 The Louisville & Nashville operates Double Daily Trains out Memphis for all resorts mentioned. Trains arc wide vestibuled and carry modem Pullman Sleepers. Electric Lighted Dining Cars and Coaches. For rates time tables and further information, address below named representatives of the
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|olssv sympashy for ihe berssved ones and sdmonish them to take It all 10 the Lord In prayer who will comfort and help them to bear up under this great burden.
 The writer met with the H. c. school last Wednesday morning at the morning exercises and was much pleased with the manner In which Prof. Owens manages the school and with the behavior of the pupils. The pupils seem to be thoroughly interest ed in their studies. The teachers are in high favor with the school and we all hope for an upbuilding in the gen. erel tone of the school. morally and Intellectually.
 As no cotton has been picked for ten days or more have no cotton rel port to make for this week.
 With warm personal regards for all
 H. c.
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DEBATE ON BAPTISM.
Memphis Minister Meets
 ssWild Bill" Evans.

Covington. Tenn, Sept. 28. -"Wilc Bill'' Evans. the Methodist evangelist. and Rev. w. J. Bearden. pastor ol the McLemore Avenue Baptist Church. held joint debate at Gar land. ten miles west of here in the presence of thousand or more inter- ested spectators. The question was baptism and which was the scriptural mode. immersion or sprinkling. Both signed an agreement before the debate that the loser should be baptised by the winner. using the mode that was np- held as scriptural.
 A committee of five gentlemen was selected. two Methodists and two Baptists. the four selecting a fifth man. The Methodists were A. B.. Cobb and Charles Coleman, the Bap- fists. w. V. vrindle and Lon Fleming. the fifth man, pr. Vivin Henderson Price. physician of this town.
 After several hours of discussion the committee retired to formulate a verdict. The Methodists voted for Evans. the Baptist for Bearden. pr. Price, having the weight of the de cision on him. decided that neither man had sustained his contention and declared the contest tie.
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R. c. Peete is with c. c. Kerr as salesman at this time. John H. Sutton. IT,. Is salesman for s. Ceronin.
 Mrs. pr. Carter was on the sick list last week.
 Mrs. O'Bannon was reported on the sick list last week.
 There has been quite a lot of work in the Mayors court in H. C. during the past few days.
 Another fine boy has found his way to Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Patterson's to make 1t his future home. Mother and boy O. K.
 Some of the farmers claim the cot ton is damaged 35 per cent and the corn fully one half. But can't tell what the damage will be until we have some sunshine.
 John w. Renfro, who spent la.i Saturday and Sunday with his family at Memphis. returned to his home in H. c. last Monday.
 This writer attended Quorum Court last Monday and Tuesday. We had very pleasant and harmonious ses- sion. The usual routine of business was Ioobed after. The appropriation, were all made--3 mills for roads. 5 mill school tax for all of the school districts. except district l3 which voted no school tax. Our county Is in better shape financially than ever before. which speaks loud words of praise for prohi- bition in our county On account of much high water. 10 or l2 Of the J. P's were absent from thi. session of the court.
 A sad death at Clarendon last Tuesday night, Oct. ?. 1906. Roland Henderson. young man who was at work in MT. Mays Barber shop. was sick only few days before he died with hema.uria. This young man was the only child of widowed moth- CT. her only hope of support. Hcw sadl The sympathy of this scrite goes out in behalf of this heart broken mother. The Lord. who is too good to do wrong and too wise to err, will sustain and comfort this dear mothers $ heart In her sad bereavement
 Mrs. D. M. Dial was called by phone last Monday to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Neil. of Macon, Tenn, who has since died. We
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Danger Fron Tho phgas.

There's grave danger from the plague of Coughs and Colds that are so prevalent, unless you take pr. Kings New Discovery for Consump tion, Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls, of Forest City Me. writes: "lts Godsend to people living in climates where eoughs and colds pre- vail fine it quickly ends them. IL prevents Pneumonia. cures LaGrippe, gives wonderful relief in Asthma and Hay Fever, and makes weak lungs strong enough to ward off Consump- tion. Coughs and Colds. soc and $1.00. Guaranteed by all druggists. Trial bottle free.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.
Albert nosef Comes Near Losinf his Life From the Use of citarettes---A Warning Close to
 Home Should
 Have effect
[ BatesvilIe Guard ]

Nobody rises to dispute the fact. we believe. that there is danger in the cigarette. Even its moderate use Is injurious, and especially to boys, whose immature systems are unable to re- sist its bad effects. The papers fre- quently record instances Of the most serious injury from this cause. but they are usually far away and do not come home to the boys like local case would do. Such a case occurred last week. however. in our neighboring town of Evening Shade, and Is thus related by the Record;
 "Late in the afternoon last Friday Albert Mosei. young man of this place, was taken suddenly i'll on the streets, and was carried to pr. Jerni- gan's office. where Drs. Jernigan and Wood labored with him tor several hours before he was able to be re- moved to his home on a cot. The physicians say the young man was suffering from nicotine poisoning, due to excessive cigarette smoking. and that he came very near losing his life. Albert appears alright again, but he is not smoking cigarettes"
 In order to check the injurous habit of cigarette-smoking. the merchants of several Arkansas towns have mutually pledged themselves to quit selling the dangerous little "coffin tack.
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WllLIAM's kIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and biad- der3 Have you pains In tho loins, sIde, back, groins and biadder7 Have you a fabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes3 Too frequent desire to pass urine? If so Williams Kidney Pills will cure you. Sample Free. By mail 50 cents. Sold by Converse & Brooks
 WillIAns M'r'c co, prop Cleveland. O.
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Eleven Years Aeo in Brink
 ley.


 rThe following items appeared In the ARGUS Aug. IS. l8o5-just ! years ago and was lively news in Brinkley then.
 Miss Hattie Laster. of Little Rock, Is on a visit to her uncle, Cashier c. B. LaBelle.
 w. T. TomIinson. who has been In the employ of E. Fribourg for the past year. has resigned his position in or der to attend Commercial College. He will leave soon for Bowling Green College.
 ]. C. Mayors, the clever book-keep- CT for Henry Wolf & Co., is now look ing "sad and lonely -the cause: his estimable wife has gone to St. Louis to spend month with her many friends and relatives. Sheriff Jackson. our clever and efficient high sheriff. spent Sunday and Monday with his interesting fam lily.
 Mrs. Lena Smith will leave Satur-
 day for Little Rock, where she will visit friends and relatives for several
 weeks.
 We gladly announce the inprov-
 mont in health of our young friend Geeely Fiddyment. who has been ill
 for the past week.
 Mrs. Gartren. of Horn Lake. Miss.
 was in the city this week visiting the
 family of Rev. T. H. Padgett. D. H. Smith, one of the largest
 planters in Eastern Arkansas, who has
 recently purchased property in this
 city, was the winner of rich prize in
 Cupid's game on Wednesday of last
 week. At that time Miss Pool Hin-
 ton, of Uniontown. Ala. and Mr.
 Smith were joined in the holy bonds
 of wedlock. The bride is very pret 1 ty and estimable young lady who
 stands high in the social circles of
 home town and we welcome her to
 our city. They will be at home iiEn
 Brinkley after Sept. lst. The circus will be in Brinkley Sat urday and as usual we expect to see number of people going to the show and squandering their money who are not able to pay their debts and to hear them tell it, scarcely able to get the necessities of this life. We sincere ly trust that every man or woman wko attends will ask themselves this cues [tion before they spend cent foolishly On Ire circus: "Am able to spend
 money in this way1" If the answer cantb given In the affirmative, then stay away and use the money in paying your merchant. your doctor. or any body else. what you owe them.
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

- - - VI " - s>-> " VI
 Having been so completely shut h. doors for the past week by the con- tinuous rain, this scribe can't promise the readers of the ARGUS much news this week.
 All business is completely paralyzed.
 The cotton crop is badly damaged. at least 25 per cent. by this spell of bad weather.
 Many unopen bolls and the open bolls near the ground are rotten and the seed are sprouted in the boil.
 Rain has been falling 10 days and nights. to date. October 3rd. The sun is shining today. This spell was asscord breaker. The oldest citizens have perhaps never seen such a spell oi weather for the season. Water in pcndss and creeks Is higher than before this year.
 Mrs. Lettie Dial. who has been on n extended visit with her daughter Mu. Judge Hanson. at Muskogee. I. T.. returned to her home at H. c. last Friday.
 Rudolph Abramson. Jr.. who has been on an extended visit to his home folks in California. returned to his home and place of business at H. c. last Saturday. MT. A. looks to be in fine health.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Peete. who were reported on the sick list last week. are up again. we are glad to note.
 Miss Ira Hon. a deserving young lady from MauelI. has situation as lady clerk with H. c. Lair in his dry goods house.
 w. A. Maritime. who has been sick for several days. Is able to be out again, we gladly note.
 There were several deaths among the colored people last week. among them was w. J. Mosby. who was a wen to do and educated colorcd man.
 Miss Mamie Adams. who was teaching school at Valley Grove. died last night. Oct 2, 1906. Miss Mamie was very deserving girl. She had many fffends who loved~and respected her. we lender our heartfelt sym taihy and coincidence to her sister and mother. Nay the Lord sustain them in their sad afflIctiops and com fort them.
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new . 3oy from n snxl | ifS1n ths ] 1aeit of TT Dsslness CeII
 Memphis

n 1889 thers lived Strayhosn. Miss. He farmer iron his ssrAssl Thsre chanced to fall h pectus q Leddin's Buslpl MeniphIs. 1t explained te vantaess ! young man vil ter completing a courss made up his mind to school. He completed [ in 2 few years was ovnsr lege. The name has bet to the Memphis Bushes < J. Y. Thomas. who seveai1 aeo left the farm and fealN now stands at the helm q institution with thousands men and vonen in fine obtained their obstructicns !! careful training. This fae | teaches the finest system q hand In the south. Touch any actual Bookkeeping fN hing to end.
 For one of their new csie dress Memphis Business North Main st.. Mem Thomas q Wadley.
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\ Badly Earned elrI.

or boy, man or woman. Is quickly out of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salve is applied promptly. c. J. Welch. oi Tekonsha, Mich.. says: ''l use # in my family for cuts, sores and all skin injures. and find it perfect. Quick est Pile cure known. Best healing salve made. 25c at all druggists.
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Vol WsllA 1lylss.

w. H. Brown, the popular pension
 attorney, of PIttsiieid, vt.. says' "Next to a pension. the best thing tc get is pr. Kings New Life Pills
 "He writes: they keep my family h splendid health" Quick cure 1oi
 Headache. Constipation and Bilious ness. z5c, Guaranteed at all drug gists.
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pAEs! nLEs! nl

pr. Williams Indian Pile en- 5 cure blind. bleeding. uIcerated 2 E. Piles. It adsorbs she tumorA itching at once. . cta as pou'us,. . stead relief. pr. Williams l'a .' Ointment Is prepared for Piles
 ofthe private partz. Sold u ,and Brooks. by mall for sec
 wlliAys Ms's { X co, } < pieps'
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-H we've pleased you we will more than do ittr for that's going to be e ] aifn-a new nAlne- the bs macy instsad q Converse
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05
Saturday, Sept: 8.

kait vouel sownds that he speld his
Dan naim, SHAKESPEARE. in 16 different
waze thare amt no reesen why a near
skrub skribbler like me shood be held
doun to a ewnyform way of spelling
establish by peepel hoo diddent no
how to spell in a reesenabel way.
Now koms Teddy and chearfully ak
nolledjes that the spelling of our Ian
gwage is rather bum and neads to be
reformed, and with a grand furnish
of his nifty fownten pen he reforms
300 wurds and prommisses to do sum
moar reforming as soon as he has
settled a few other small matters, such
as the internashunal affares of Aysha,
Ewroap, Sowth Amerrika and Atfrika,
the niger kwestyun, the standard size
OF fammylis, etsettera.
The result will probably be that
the republicans will adopt the new
spelling while the demmokrats will
regard it as a new attemt at sentrali-
zayshun of pouer and interfearens
with states rites. Spelling will thus
bekom a politikal ishoo and the So
shalists will be foarst to adopt a new
sistem of spelling entyerly different
from Gather in order to ekspres thare
opinyun that boath the oald partys ar
rotten to the koar and nothing good
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05

kan kom> from eyther of them. Thay
kant adopt my sistem bekaws that
is too inAividewalistik, so they will
hav to talk a referendum voat of the
members, and as hoal lot of them
ar not on intymait TURNS with the Eng
lish language the resultant may be a
sistem moar piktewresk and varyegai-
ted than mine. The result of awl this
will be sutch bewtyfull micksup that
nobody will be abel to proov that I
don't no hough to spell, which is what
maiks me rejoys over Roosevelt's but
ting into the spelling skool.
My boy Andrew Jackson Cricketts,
hoo has Inherited my abillyty in the
OF varyegaited free-hand spelling, has
just informd me that he has burnd his
spelling book. He sez that the presi-
dent has set us frea from that old til
rant, having adopted sistem of his
Dan, and that it is the dooty of every
libberty luving American to do the
saim, Glitch for himself. He sed he
and his skoolmaits wood hav drawd
up deklarayshun to this effekt to be
presented to the fletcher butt as thay
koodent agrea on the spelling of it
thay had to Civ it up.
Yewrs for spelling reform,
JIMMY CRICKETTs.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05
See Wonderland, Too.

Wonderland, the twin city amuse-
ment park, should not be overlooked
by state fair visitors. Last year. fully
IS per cent of them visited the park
and were delighted with it. This sea-
son $4,000 has been expended upon
Improvements and some OF the new
features are: The ,remodeled ohutes,
the YOUNGSTOWN food, Third degree,
South Land, Tours OF the World,
Arcadia and the Mystic World. ~.
The infant incubator institute,
where by the means of an ~artiAoial
mother the lives of immature babies
are saved, is another feature of espe-
c1al interest, -
f Wonderland has fifty amusements at
fractions, and is beautifully illpmi,
mated by electricity and presents a
free program OF aerial and acrohatic
acts, hand concerts, fireworks, etc.: 1T
| is easily reached from the state: fair
grounds or from. either city: by taking
cars by the Selby-L Lake interurban. +.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05
Still a Minneapolitan,

A few days ago The Journal con-
tanned a statements to the effect that
John w. Arctander was resident of
Metlakahtia, Alaska, and that visi-
tors to Annette Island had gained the
impression that he had about made up
his mind to settle down there perma-
nently and might ultimately become
the head of the community developed
by Father Duncan. Mr.. Arctander
writes to The Journal to say that he
regrets this publication because it is
his purpose to retnrn to Minneapolis
and continue his law business here;
that he has maintained his law Office
here thru the services of his assist
ants, and that Minneapolis is still
good enough for him. He is very
much in love with the Alaska summer
climate, and for that reason chooses
to spend his vacation there, but does
not wish to DO thought of as having
sacrificed any of his rights and privi.
leges as q citizen of Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal, 18th ult.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05
FeelsEndorsed
Cricketts Commends the Presidents
Attitude on the Spelling Question

haven't awlwaze bin abel to agrea
with president Roosevelt on awl his
ofishal doings, tho I .hav often felt
like slapping him on the back and
kongratewlaiting him on his tawks.
But his laytest o6ishal proklamayshun
meats with my unkwalyfide APPROVAL
I refur to his order changing the
spelling Of the English language. > :
. Ever sins 1 began to try to rite the
language I hav.: felt that thare was
room for raddykal reform in that mat
ter. Fealing that it: was: .impossibel
for me TO ever master the intrykaysis
if the spelling / maid up my mind to
spell as sI pleesd. I koodent under
stand why thare. shood be 50. menny
:Waze Of indykaiting one sownd. For
instans, thare is the long: sownd of E.
ind kaited by p, ga, EE, FL, IL and
jiEY. BIC KonsekWently I. kan spell the
.wurd M as NEE, mea mie, mel or mey.
and sho preeseadents for Glitch way,
and yew no that il law. preeseadents
ar wurth moar than sens or.9rite, SO
+eyther way shood be striktly legal.
The saim is troo 5of awl the other vou-
5el= soWnds Tharefo oar I hav: ewsd.
5zWhitcheye komby yshun ] happend
rs think 81: This hit 81 miss sistem
has bin the bjekt 81 sum krittysizzemn5
butt IhaVz aWlwaze sanserd lat if the
gratest jeenyus that ever ewsd the
English Language got So mkt Up lby
E|theas Yaryus q aomb ayshuns Is ind 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05

;ss Abstra cts Stu "a tle Randy obi.
count land Dab and ciitt property
prompt sfurnishe .#lby5 Otos, the
bond @abstr acter.
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Atwater Republican Press:

brand new boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mohn ON M onday.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
M ISIS Ida Engvall to Mr.. Tracy A. Wilkins
OF Minneapolis to take place Sept IL at the
brides home.
Lewis P. Larson departed Monday after
| noon for the cities, and from there he ex-
pected to leave the first of the week for Ber-
| lin, Wis, where he is employed as principal
of the high school.
Perry Ralph has resigned his position as
| rural route carrier on Route 2, and win take
up course at business college. He ex-
| poets to go to Peoria, ILL.,, inside of a few
days, for this purpose.
c S. Ralph, the new proprietor Of Hotel
| Atwater, arrived here from P1attesville, Wis,
| on Monday evening, accompanied by his
| wife, and is making arrangements to take
| charge of the business.
Rev. ]. A. Wagner wilt move his family the
first of next week to Saltwater, where they
| will make their future home during the time
| that Mr.. Wagner is acting as presiding elder
| OF this district. His successor, Rev. Gustav
Lindstrom Of Lindstrom, Mimi, will be here
| III a few days.
Alpha Klevjer and Fannie Anderson ex-
perienced runaway on Wednesday, out of
| which they came more fortunately than
might be expected. The shaft Of the buggy
became 1oosened and struck the horse on the
legs. This frightened the animal and it ran
away. The girls were thrown out, and the
horse succeeded in freeing itself from the bug
gy, and returned to Atwater.! With the ex-
ception of a few scratches the girls escaped
uuiniured, The horse was also scratched up
somewhat by the seat striking it on the legs
| August NJ aschgar died very suddenly at
his home northwest ofthe village on Wednes.
day morning. The'cause Of his death was
Rright's disease with which he had been a
sufferer for several months, although he had
not been confined to his bed on account OF
the disease. On the morning of his death he
arose early. and went out in the yard where
he was found In an Unconscious condition
He died few hours later. The funeral will
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-09-05
.:sBuilding@Rloek|1,ll,,.2.

81 arney Leary wishes to- announce
to the public that be :is prepared 70
receive orders tor conorete / cement.
blocks for bull ing purposes. The
sizes III anufactured are from 10 to...*l2.
inches: They will Be-: furnis he'd At
reasonable prices. Call al resi- ence,
900 FIT street, or call Up phone 2733.
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