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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-03

and you know it, he hurled at them.
They stood this. But when he said,
"There's more liquor drunk in Lam
caster county now than there was be-
fore you voted out the dispensary.' -
"That' s not so ! That s not so !" came
from every direction in the crowd.
Blease knew they did not agree with
him, but he saw he had their undivid-
ed attention, aud that was what he
was working for. And elsewhere, this
shrewd politician, whose chief pride
is that he is sherewd politician
studies his crowd, and makes them re-
member him. His speeches vary more
than any of the others. In the low
country he attacked Manning. In the
np-country he will attack Ansel.
1t Is said to be a sore point with
Blease, who is the only former Till
mantle in the bunch, that Ben Till
man is supporting Manning. This is
why Blease so dramatically pictures
Manning, and along with him Sloan.
as two opponents of the dispensary
having a dream in which they saw a
star marked "Way to the Governors
Mansion" And on the spot, says
Blease, always throwing back his head
and holding up drinking glass to his
lips, they cry
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-03

Pater~-(2 a. m.)-Oh, drat the
child!
Mater-You must. expect babies to
cry when they begin teething.
Pater-This ones been crying ever
since he began hairing.--Boston Tran
script. .' '....
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-03

"From now on 1 consecratc
My all to thee.
0 Ben Tillman's State dispensaree. .
Blease says he is the only original
dispcnsary man in the race, the only
original "reformer,' aid he stands
now where he did in 1890. He tells
them. if they do not vote for him the
only logical man for them to vote for
is Joel E. Brunson, prohibitionist
These other fellows are all fakes. His
and Brunson he says, are the only
two clear-cut. straight forward plat
forms. One of Bleasc's stock argyll
ments against Ansel's county dispen-
Sary plan is this: eff YOU can't con-
troll three men in Columbia how are
vou going to control 120 scattered all
over the State?' Nobody makes re-
ply that "you'-meaning the people
to whom he is Immediately taking
would have nothing whatever to do
with controllin" the 120 men all over
NV '-iNtS. lplttSc StNS II Will SutIl
an air Of finality that somehow the
remark seems to go.
Blcase openly opposes the education
OF the negro, and advocates abolish
ing the State college for negroes at
Orangeburg. He says he is opposed to
taking money raised by taxing the
white man to educate the negro. He
does not dwell on these things. He
mentions them only to raise a veil
from the crowd, and he always gets
it.
Joel E. Brunson.
Brunsnn sometimes makes the
charge that \. C. Jones is not a prohi-
bitionist but is in favor of "local op-
tion,' allowing each county to decide
for itself whether it will have a dis
pensary. high licensed barrooms or
prohibition. Jones gets up and in
di"nantly denies this, but he has to
inject into Brunson 5 speech without
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16

VAT MORGANTOWV

MoRGANTowN, July 1G. The
Fourth Annual Educational Confer
snce under the auspices of the Uni,
versity Summer School will be helu
Friday AMI Saturday, July y and 20
IN commencement Hall. The topic
for discus sion this year is "A Gradu-
a+ad system of Schools from the Pri-
mary school to the University. = IN
preparing the program the State
school system is considered under tne
aivision of the country school the
bipb school, the normal school,
the college, the university, ana hnaliS
the State system as whole
Under each of these heads are SUI
top,cs assigned to various well known
educators. Among tho5e who naNe
accented the invitation to paruclpate
an tbs conference are President u. W.
show Of Morris Harvey college,Pr esl'
dan+wair of wesleyan college, Presl-
ut C,Iawson of Salem college, Pro
ras.or Philip johnson OF Bethany COZ
1ar. President Hatton of Powhatah
coiIepe. principal Corbly of Marshali
college. President Fleming OF the ar
MINT state Normal principal ForVley
oy the Wet Liberty State norma
state Superintendent Miller. City su-
nerintendent swartz of ParlSersnurE'
Cytv superintendent Brindle OF Mar
tinsburg, City Superintendent Henaer e
sond of Moundsville. Geo. NJ. Fofd OF
NTarshau college, County supertAt''h'
don't ogden of Harrison county Coun-
~ SUPERINTENDENT Ashburn OF Don'
dr,5scs county Cocnty superinten,
,1ent Gadd of Mercer county Princ'Pai
wilson Of the Huntington high ,school
and superintendent Finch of the CheS'
, ter schools. ..,..,.ev,
nr,nc,bals and superintendent o
west Virginia city and town schooi'
at+,zn.,inp the University summe'
!, ,.cbools and they will take part n tn ms
5,scussions. President Pnrintoa wal
: reside AS usual the papers an n
:. nroceediugs of the Conference Will {. D
+ nublished In pamphlet form Tor uls,l
= hutton. The conference last summs !.
y ~ THE High school Problem !
:. wa,t virginia" was of great iAtefe.
y nod ,mportence, anr the coming COZ
N terence promises to be even more SUI
it cessful.
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CRISIS ON
IN RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, July 16.-The
week has come leaving the ten ion
over the cabinet crisis unbroken. Fail
ure to induce Diftri shipon or some
other member of the conservative par
ty to attempt to form n coalition cab
met on the ground only that min
istry organized from the constitution
al Democrats would have chance
of pacifyins the country seems to
leave the emperor without recourse
except to summons the constitutional
Democrts to office upon their own
terms and the slate makes today are
busy with selecting the nafes of those
who probably will compose the cabi-
net headed by NJ. Mouremi Monts IN
the president of the lower house, or
Prof. Milukof.
Although everything indicates tri
umph for the legislation Democrats
Is at hand the delay is raising a seri
Gus misgiving ola change of heart al
Peterhof on account of the i1fiexiblN
insistsnce of the legislational Demo
Gratis on three points, namely, recos
milton of the principle of expropria
ton, general amnesty for political OF
lenders and no summer recess for tn
lower house.
A genuine scare was crsaed thi
evening by the report that the empel
or was listening to faction at cour
which advises the desperate expedien
OF an appeal to the country throus
} Now elections. This plan is to dt
solve the lower house and at tn
! same time announce new elections o
/ the basis of universal suffrage and
1 IS said a circular sakins for repo
on wha+ the result of such ne
e election would be has already bee
sent to the local authorities
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DEFEAT
FOR NATIONALS

Not satisfied with their hrst defeat
the Nationals came back Sunday to
try conclusions in a second enort-T This
time they played much better ball AM
showed that they deserved to win.
but having gotten out of their class
of coures to win was hardly expected.
Although the team put fine game
and tried to land a winner, they were
outclassed-
The Nationals started right in the
arst inning. Young, first man up
took four wide ones. King punched
the spheroid for two BASES and
yeune, nut ON the brakes at the third
sack. G. Mounts famed the atno'-
phere. and on D. Kings nice bunt'
young crossed the plate with the
arst and only score. H. Mounts WeAt
down on a fly to first and Byrd was
out, second to first.
with CIarksburg in this inning 1t
was a case of one, two, three. The
Nationals did nothing in the second
CIarksburg tied the score In the
second steaIey looked at one COT
Inp over aad met it squarely under
The nose for two bases. Moran fail
ed to make connections w. McLaae
took two strikes and then found one
that suited him and the seco1d TWO
base hit of the inning was registered
and steaIey was safe at home NC
lana stole third easily ald crossed
corner No. with the second on
NTo-gan,5 safe one. G. McLane hit
safely. but forced Moran at second'
while Caufield went down pitcher to
first
Both sides took goose eggs as fast
as they were handed out until the
eight. It was a gaffe full of good
plays. The pitchers pulled them
selves out of several tight places and
.f.,r,.hy prevented scoring. Stealey
xaq safe at first and was advanced
- second on MoTgan's out, pitcher to
first. G. McLane then sent out his
second two Dagger of the day and
steaIy chalked up score No. three
There was nothing doing for the
Nationals in the ninth andsit was all
over.
Next Sunday the Kiadlebergers OF
wheeling will be here. This Is one
of the fastest amateur teams in the
state and lively game will be play
ed
The lineup.
Knight, 2 b; suealey, c; Moran. p; W.
McI,ane. D: Morgan, b; G. McLane'
s 5: Cauheld, l +.
u.
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WILLIAMS talk
ABOUT ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK. July 16.-Before sal
ing today for London. where he goes
liamentary congress. John Sharp Will
lfams, minority leader in the House,
gave it as his opinoin that President
Roosevelt would consent to run again.
IT think said Mr.. Williams, that
the President is planning it so that
he will be forced to make the race
The President rather reminds me OF
the old lady of Saragossa, who hung
about, asking when the gentlemen
were going to begin the kissing, as
She wanted to be there"
Continuing, Mr.. Williams said:
1.-The Republican party has fallen
behind the mark. Profuse in prom
fses, it has not lived up to what 1t
profised. For one thing the party re-
fused to go into the question of tariff
revision as was promised. There is
a feeling of unrest throughout this
country and it is growing. FEELING
of unrest always acts to the dtsadvan-
tage of the party in power"
The minority header declared that
wv. ]. Bryan is the logical candidate
of the Democratic party"
Mr.. Williams did not say whether
he intended to meet Mr.. Bryan in
Europe. He took occasion to deny
report that he had refused to serve
on the Bryan reception cofmittee'
which will welcome the former Demo
cratic candidate in New York next
month.
He Absolutely Refuses.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y. July 10
When interview of John Sharp VII
Iiams was shown to Mr.. Loeb. seer =
tary to the President, today MI
Loeb said:
! 1.-THE President meant exactly what
he said on the night of his election
that he would not be a candidate
again for the office. That statement
Is irrevocable."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16

A man who is in perfect health, 90
he can do an honest days work when
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. Mr.. l.. g. bod
gers, of Branchton, Pa, writes that
he was not only unable to work, but
he couldn't stoop over to tie his own
shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kid
ney Cure made him a new man. he
leayS, Success to Foley's Kidney
] Cure Sold By stuEm Wilsen,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16

Hon 1ra G. post, of Romines Miil.'
was transactins business here SAT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-16

a G Welch pays no rent - i;e,
him give YOU prices on gas ht t;, =
and plumbing.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-14
nopoft ofCo1ul1llGyll
 Accounts.

l To the Honorable Circuit Judge of Monroe County:
 The commissioners of accounts heretofore appointed by this honorable
 court to perform such duties as are prescribed for commissioners of ac-
 counts. beg leave to report their find ings to the court as follows:
 We have checked over all the war
 rants not checked by the former com
 missioners and have burned same. said
 warrants being warrants drawn upon the various funds of Monroe county and redeemed by the treasurer for the year 1905. We find that the treasurer paid warrant No. 358 in the sum of | IS7. 50 while said warrant was drawn for $i.6O. We find 5 paid out by the treasurer for which we have not been able to find warrant. Itis presumed same was burned by the former com missioners. There we few other slight mistakes. but as most of them
 were in favor of the county and for amounts less than Sl. we kept no ac-
 curate record of them. The warrants
 above referred to were burned by or
 der of the County Judge.
 The County Clerks records are in good shape.
 We further report that we have
 checked up the valuations on the per-
 sonaI tax books charged to the col
 lector of Monroe county. John s.
 Black, and find same to be correct.
 We have checked up errors. delin- ouents, etc, which constitute credits
 on the personal tax books and find
 same out of line with the settlement
 of said collector to the amount of $593
 in valuation, for which the collector failed to take credit We noticed on
 the tax books that number of errors
 had been made and corrected. but said errors were corrected before this
 commission had charge of the books,
 and we wish to state in this connection also that there has been an additional settlement made by the collector. fully
 covering all of the errors above refer ed 10. which settlement has been ap- proved by the County Judge.
 Respectfully submitted, PARKER C. EVAN, E. E. TRcTTER. W.J. PETERSON. Commissioners.
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Paso circuit, supplied by l. E. Buc- hanan; Cabol circuit, w. H. Woodfin;

Paso circuit, supplied by l. E. Buc- hanan; Cabol circuit, w. H. Woodfin; Cato circuit. R. H. Grissett; Dye Memorial, A. B. Haltom; Gardner's $ Memorial, w. E. Hall; Tuckerman and Kenyon, T. J. Taylor; Pangburn and Mt. Pisgah, c. w. Pope; agent of the Arkansas Methodist Orphanage, T. w. Fisackerly.
 Paragould Circuit-Presiding elder, J. K. Paris; Paragould First Church, EE M. Plpkin; ParagouId EastsIde Church. A. C. Griffin; ParagouId cir- lcuif, J $. Watson, |. B. Williams supply; East. Paragould circuit, SUD- piled by s. M. Gatln; Lorado circuit E. N. Bickley; Gainesville circuit, w M. Watson; Knobel circuit, J. E. Gemper; Corning station, E. Hollo- way; Reyno circuit, supplied by G. w McCrory; Maynard circuit, w. Le- Roy; Pocahontas, circuit, N ]. Baty Pocahontas station, w. L. Oliver Black Rock and Portia, c. H. New man; !mbouen circuit, L. C.. Craig Mammoth Spring and Hardv, w. T Locke; Walnut Ridge, w. F. Walker Pigott, circuit. c. L. Castlebesfy Rector circuit, F. B. Walls; Boyds vile circuit. J. R. Edwards; sudden to Hendrix Academy. Alonzea Mo ]! Keluy; student Vanderbilt University George Evans; conference missionary secretary. J. K. Paris.
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WHAT'S

Worth doing is worth doing we'll
 If you wish to be cured of Rheuma- tism use Ballard's Snow Eminent and you will be "well cured A posi- tive cure for Sprains. Neuralgia Bruises, Contracted Muscles and all the ills that flesh is heir to. A C. M Williams, Navasota, Texas, Writes. "I have used Snow Liniment for sprained ankle and it gave the best of satisfaction. I always keep it in the house. ' Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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+Isss.aas Isss.aas Wonder,

There's a Hill at Bowie. Tex, that's twice as big as last year. This wonder is w. L. Hill, who from 2 weight of 90 pounds has grown to over
 l8O. He says ' suffered with a terri ble cough, and doctors gave me up to die of Consumption. was reduced to 90 pounds, when l began taking pr. Kings New Discovery for consump- ton. Coughs and Colds. Now. after taking l2 bottles, have more than doubled in weight and am completely cured" Only sure Cough and Cold cure. Guaranteed dy all Druggists. soc and S.lOO. Trial bottle free.
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Farmers Union Cotton Sale

The sensational drop in the price of cotton Tuesday last caused by the Government Report of the Ginners, whereby cotton lost $500 to $4.OO per bale stopped the Farmers Union Got ton Sale which was to come off in Brinkley "Wednesday.
 About l5O bales were here to sell but the Committee postponed the sale until the market improves.
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Miss Mamie Stoker, of McCror

Miss Mamie Stoker, of McCrory, l is in the city the guest of her brother, J. A. Stoker.
 Remember the celebrated "Col- den Gate Coffee Tclepone No. 64.- that's the only place in Brinkley you can get t.
 The Monday night attraction at the Opera House Meister Male Quartette is something worth your while. Be sure and go When In need of a Watch. don f forget that we have watches from $l OO up- High Grade Watches-H. L. Baker
 John Waters, who has been a Brinkiey boy for several years past, left "Wednesday for visit to his relatives in Summerville. Ca John is clever. |obliging and deserving young man and has many Brinkley friends. yeu sJoy ! smoke tiuat makes yeSnJoy iIfe. forget your srosblss. |n1ls lor I'll ons of theee dellchtful Helen Queen cigars If you ask for one you'll get another. It's only Sets
 Mrs. John A. Diffey. of Gotten Plant. attended the Presbyterian La dies Christmas Sale in the city this week and was the guest of Mrs. Jnc. N. Crow.
 Ask your cigar stand for Helen Queen Set cigar. It will astonish you and you win enjoy 10 cent smoke thereby. Sold to merchants only by the Bfinkley Grocery co.
 Mesdames Wm. Hooker. Wm. Bailey. assisted by Misses HiIda Bailey and irma Hooker are receiving this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Wm. Bailey. Newport independent.
 TT inc sm it h s''.-
 You Know already. that we make "a speciality of repairing watches and clocks, and you ought to know. that we sell good ones too. H. L. Baker.
 Fresh Goods. lowest possible prices, consistent with quality and courteous treatment You get this when you trade with Coleman Gro. Co.
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22nd day of January, 1907
nin'sH!!!

Cough yourself into a IT, of spasns and then wonder why you don't get If you will only try bottle of Bal- lard's Horehound Syrup your cough will be thing of the past. It < is a positive cure for Coughs. Influenza Bronchitis and all Pulmonary diseases. One bottle will convince you-at your druggist. 25c, soc Sl.OO. Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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Stock Holders Annual
 Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of Stockhold- CTS of the Bank of Brinkley will te held at the office of the Bank in the city of Brinkley, Monroe Co.,, Arkan- sas on the
 22nd day of January, 1907. for the purpose of electing eleven di- rectors for the ens'leing year and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meet ing. Polls will be open from 10 o'clock a. m. 10 o'clock p. m.
 FRANK ANDREWS, Sec'y.
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Come. rain or shine to hear the Meister Maie Quartette at the Opera House Monday night. Admission only Scots. For benefit of the new Brinkley college.
 Oscar Weatherall returned to his home. at Havana, Sunday after a visit Ito his brother. Prof. Weatherall. of the Public School.
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Three Evening at the
 Opera House.

Meister Male Quartette. Dec l7th. Edward A. Boyle. lecture. Jan. II. Miss Marie Surface, Monologist, Feb. 9.
 Admittance Scots each, children 35cts; season ticket SIPS; children 75c.
 Tickets on sale at Monroe County Bank. FoEbsRsfitof Mount Vernon Academy.
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Np PERSONAL Ho1Es,


 R,rnch is now deliverymar Els & Shults.
 rutherford is in C'arenoon Court.
 Maynard, of Wynne. was IT tuesday.
 cbas. Ramage is improving esre illness of several days
 Tidwell, of Augusta, is the ker sister, Mrs. R. B. Land.
 Jessie Hartley returned
 week after a pleasant visit
 
 lon friends.
 ev Nordlinger and Miss Yer hm were visitors in Cotton Hnesday evening |y B. Weiss pays promptly Lumber on inspection h at Brinkley. , Matte Coffey, of hsess h the city the guest of her Is. Gratz Jones. H. w. Conger, of Lufkin. in the city the guest of her dr. and Mrs. J. w. Savage. Pearl Martin. stenographer Grocery Co.,, Is visit res in Little Rock. Lizzie Barker, of Anniston, the city visiting her aunt, /. Shelby. ''
 worlds famous Allegretti s and candies are sold only y by Coleman Gro. Co. j. McMillen returned Tuesday rendon, where he has been Court, serving On the jury.
 Clara Fletcher went to tuesday to attend the funeral nt, Mrs. Boardley, of Little neer P. D. Slower, who has king on the Newport train for two weeks, returned to his Argenta Wednesday.
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CONFERENCE APPOINT
 hENTS.
Rev. T. Q. Rorie Comes to Brinkley--.Rev. Cox
 goes to Newport.

Wynne, Ark, Dec. line White River Conference of the Methodist church. South. adjourned to night. Btsiop Atkins read out the following Fl p5zatmenfs:
 Helena Presiding slder, F. T. Bennett; Helena Station. F. A. Jeffet; Lagrange circuit. w. A. Suth- ard: Marianna Station, Fred Little; Haynes circuit. J. M. Talkington; Rock Island circuit. c. B. Pace; Wesley circuit. H. E. May; Wynne Station, A. T. Galloway; McCrory and Deview, A. c. Cloves; Gotten Plant and Howell, w. A. Lindsey; Brinkley Station, T. O. Rorie; Clarendon Sta ton, to be supplied; Holly Grove and Marvell, J. A. Patterson; Forrest City Staticn, Boon L. Wilford; La conia circuit. to be supplied; Parkin Station, Ira H. Russel: Goodwin cir cult, chas. F. Wilson; students to Vanderbilt University, J. W. Thomas and Henry B. Smith.
 Jonesboro District-Presiding elder, M. M. Smith; Jonesboro, First Church. W. C. Davidson; Jonesboro, Second Church. supplied by Gordon Wimpey; Nettleton Station. Thomas "A. Bower; Harrisburg Station, Frank IF. H. Jernigan; Harrisburg circuit. Wm. s. Yarbrough; Vandale circuit. E K Sewell;; Charlottesville and Marion, B. L. Harris; Bay and Mark ed Tree. Fay c. Sterling; Wilson and Louis E., to be supplied; Osceola Station, Cadesman Pope; Luxora and Resell, J. T. Self; Blytheville station. F. E. Taylor; Yarboro and Dell. sup piled by T. N. Lott; Monette and Manila. ]. D. Rutledge, Lake City circuit. supplied by A. F. Haynes; Shiloh circuit. supplied by w. w. Reid; Trinity circuit. John McKeiey; Cotton Belt circuit. supplied by J. F. Ruff.
 Batesville District-A. F. Skinner. presiding elder; Batesville. First Church. K. c. Morehead; Batesville. Central Avenue, Edward Forrest; Desha circuit, s. L. Cochran; Mel bourne circuit, J. D. Kelly, Mountain View circuit, E. A. Blanlon; Calico Rock circuit. J. D. Mcclure; Bexar and Viola. supplied by c. w. M. Freeman: Salem and Camp circuit, E. M. Davis, Ash Flat circuit, to be supplied; Evening Shade circuit. c. IS. Morchead; Cave City circuit, W. D. Ellis, Sulphur Rock circuit. J. F. Jernigan; Jacksonport circuit. J. M. Thrasher; Pleasant Plains circuit. supplied by J. w. Copeland; Jessup mission. supplied by w. s. Story; Bethesda circuit, P. s. Wilkerson. SmithvilIc and Powhatten. H. V. Johnson: w. R. Payne. supply; Swift on circuit, C. F. Fain; students to Hendrix College. J. D. Roberts and R. R. Robertson.
 Searcy District-J- }. Siberl. pre- siding elder; Searcy station H. c. Henderson; J. H. Dye. supply; West Point and Higinson. supplied by James M. Talkington; Newport station H. B. Cox; Auvergne and Weldon, I. H. Banentine. Wiville circuit, Floyd EIerins; Augusta station, A. M. K. Branson, Bald Knob circuir. J. A. Roberts; West Point and Kenzett, l. c. Parker; Heber station. c. M. Hill; Bee5e circuit, s. F. Brown;
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We arc (hangin9 this d.

and our prices are changed-THEY' IRE LOWER but the grades are as good as ever. Malvern Lumber Co.,, St. Louis. Mills, Perla, Ark.