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The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-23
PRETTY BRIMkLEY HOME FOR
 SALE!
 A Snap Bargain!

The Faires or Crutchmer residence property in north Brinkley on West Hemlock street, a good 2 story resi- dence, 8 rooms with good water, out houses, including stable, chicken house. etc, with 3 l4 acres of well drained land.
 The cash price is $500 tho will sell to the right party on part cash payment plan at a slight increase in price. Fer particulars address
 c. E. FARES, B E 10th st.
 Oklahoma City, Okla. or T. F. McCreight, Brinkley, Ark. Nov. l3, O6.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-23
ElIHfR FOR CASH 0R ON. TIpir:.

A spleaaid opporsHnity for a. person. to acquire a nice piece.of Main streeh properly at extremelylow prices RIGHT, NOW before it is too, late. The build-- ing of. one of the two, new railroads iS an assured. fact and itlis claimed tsiatf the Northwestern road will cemainlY be built. If you are interested caN at ARGUS office and ask for
 ADVERTISER.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-23
PRETTY RESIDENCE LOTS
 FOR SALE!
A Snap Bdr9ain----TO dOse Out!

A pretty residence corner site, lcOxl35, on the west side street fac ing the east, only 31a blocks south of post office on South Main st. will be. sold at a snap bargain,
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-23

I, Inc. s. Black, Sheriff and Collect or of Monroe County, Ark, hereby cer- tfy that the following is complete and perfect list of all delinquent or parties that have failed to pay per sonal or poll taxes for the year 1905. and further state that have in per son or by deputies, attempted to col lect said taxes, penalty and cost as shown by the tax books and which are now due.
 This, the 20sa day Of June, 1908.
 JNO. s. BLACK. Sheriff and Collector of Monroe Qoun- ty.
 Subscribed and, sworn to before me this 20th day of June, 1906. | w. l.. HINTON,
 County Clerk.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

d heroes. OF gallant G..rs and lofty aims
f' wtEGt L.ii f.rtu uTon moon and
. ,.. '.i..- -,'- ~ tsc universe. arI
u..I I... rlff listener Wit
'..... ..''ks .'I eloquent eyes. ~
wren 10 .rr-, O. aIwl-,-t and astrcl-
Hi'.. TIE ..--f.uE g i--r,s and rsck-
.r.-g 90 e. ryrlts. wy would 80 her
Oh. gs'ts 90 .rse ,a-d uHd. apd va
f.. teacher that be had iost bis hold
rr..g ont tie "a roma book from
Pc rr1rrI - er'I.- h-r Haywarl
o. "a D. Q. che paths q ,earn.ns.
40 We. a.. via ht was
-... .---,ss' Yet would jor
H-..r.r "a With his t,- 20. taklI-
r.H l..N o. boy fr.fIrE. o.. Euddcrl'
', " 80 20 -gl.rsi Nv IS patien .,
20 Ink into s.lf-rsvilings a hun
SECS lines ST. --gr than Esr fault d.
.-..I - .a.- "a however. that. OF
.-a % fh... .r-.rEs when the evil
90 ". I'd Ir.n l,-. Arltha. the your
-v. -r..'. q. .-k.rr O. Please her nls-
'..ss l..- alec O. It's Ter head ans
- o.. ut retoinasr - The teacher
....f..- u N instant the Lao.
~ a." Nr1 turned UrHn hsr two bllE-
ing eyes a-i face which was blanehei
with anger.
w."'I Hr-.'r
-.H frtE.f.rfI fI~,-wonan tried q I
~ -ze herself "Bgt. my fair lady
.. -'a--'r,i whit have done? n
have a % r1.~s thar I hard
Won y Ia Ga~.. r.Ttltyd the lad |
In l'Hk.rE voice. You. Eracelyss
..HEs.gs. p foolish i1~k-h~ain. with p
g-'f f.E. t.u l.T0TvIrC % shifts J
NrT -. 90 -f'r rrl ftr.lv ari lsrE A
ssT.--E w wpuld-hl. you may
", n Geo %. room
$50 frI s-nk,n with n rising v0i
-r.l % .'rsr.rE lrl uTs1lng - her tors
v i'e fingers. - 49, 20 was NJ rarvsl
p. ere the Fft..h was over the
't.~ts 2 Agatha were whIski~C round
DO H..r ~ a. a. \ 80 her sphs o. 90
'7-l DYING FwttIy away down a.
CTr.lrr.
N'.-~r 90 "a T-r~ -tvti q this
-. .s H.H , eTr 20 80 suddenly o.
10 s.L.. There Iz 70 need f.r 81.
.lEtr he said mildly. The maid
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

N.'ls ..E' dove ~. -a saith a. 10
.., 90 wlo hlt. erred
D.. -ay ,rI'd. 4 an e. mast
tat co, sE"-li fuIsl.. 80. 1 vri.l see
I'LL iEere - not a second one
N $500. n.y. n' p. .ls = sd me
your III ard butter Soras va ~
.l,'a t'r taLzl-e and iaek -brIin,
lri ! kruw ut what"
Ma q ~. De- vho taught NJ 80
have gJoksn u. and yet I ,ar.1at r,l.a-s
y .h,,i - -. k,-e , she is. and lackbraih
sugh Was sample q The sudden
@ lftle class. And st. there were
mes when Alieyng HAD 10 ask himself
neither u VS. not the L4dr Mauds
over him n sfe vi. .fs,siTs' ~
VS. D. u ain D. sirvve aud reasoned
w inns y a O. the unadnsss "a let.
uhs ~ mind rest upon SIR NiEefs
- than cioister teachings. stronrer
~ ths, miEht bold BIN bach. was
,tat ia cd want WHO vii brook no
Iie had scarce dared - face the
Ch.nEc Shich had come upon him. uhsn
tew sudden chance words showea N
~ ~ lard and cicas. like lightnins IN
lie had ri1den over o. poa1e. ere
N"vert.sr dnv with Ms fcliuW-s.suiFe,
Peter Teriake. In guest q certain view.
t.yes from Wat SNathiinE the nor-
setshire armorer. Peter Vas = haFA
WHY hrnwu.fared couutry.Rred IA
wfo Looked - the COMING waF AZ the
hnoi.tsev looks - his hciidavs This
aaf. however. ~ had been snnbrs ana
tnNte. with scarce a word q mile % b.
~ MN t's rH~~r-ae
=. ~ ,re Ailevne EAriesaH" ~ hrnke
~ Hldderiy. has IN not aeer,eN "a ,-,-Is
t.st ~ late the Lady Mud h vsieF
-. nov SILENT than q hsF Won't
may ee go the ether answered.
sna wouis rather sc Si.,-,,, ~ 49,
~ M.thinks Afisrus !, q 49, 49,.
~ w.tch vea have taugNs ~ sRst
80 -saasn an ths NE ana sap frss
80 70, ,,sav.rnothsr has - srasroa a.
Wv eur ra.Rv' ga --,,s.,,... ,,,-..-
snrrt dunfh Terfsks ~ A. 4, ~, 49,
her ia4v--sesheF a. ,-~s. 49, -
49, eompanF O. : ssa.ru.irr tNsS ..
have ths upbringinr az thts e~r,s~- -
-Ih.Whife raatd Hsrk - 1.A
Aslerne. o. Mat z nevsr to,a -, -
Nenan ret. love shs fsIr Ilssv, 49,
80 goula rive ths tssf arc- - -
esert's bfeaf - aev-s 49, Sc 49,
Sme gaHring VOTE. nna A. enrs
ausse6 ertlneen o. ths ssosalirae.
800 % tura g q isaD e iss n n.
~ sash.r Aas h-s.a s--.a- ~
etesr conunuo4. 1lFen HarEAan cE61k
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

So teen loo cast. rvr-.an. booths
whI.H u,rs ta'.4 90 t.r- . 81. 10
Ls '.... '' ttr Q '.um
wli.N DO tended .rI q. lg.a, % trt0
af''E .Hl t.f. H....t .. .rr..s A.
rcaly D.. "a ..a-r..i g. hiss .i.sf.-i'-
~ it1t a., pr.yfs..n With IA Made
hin s''k 30 krsW tle uof.I ere b. lad
NsLtsr'i So r'uuuuOs o.
Tor u uls dir'r'-t place from
Tat witch b. lad ri-tgroI-,,ry dif-
lss, rih. . vLsn tie master - tbs nav.
ices h'ld forth g. hls charges arm tae
IaNenltg wolves WHO lufkcd Cor thsm
eeyond the peaceful foids - Bsaulieu
lust a-d sln ard Fur-rw ~ ue-s &C.,
not NlrtEsa 20 atone. 2. huaf fHsffft-.4
Nirtu's. whi,h "a rot s.rirk from
mf.tt.-n Will h'.l ft'lT own IN al
world How ,Hi.r..rs f.. .-r-.ef 80
pearsi the siu'.ssr,.s w .t d. 81. - m
lnabllltf a. IN. t's r.-ll.st u..Hh
49, ,'isissd y. =, = from - 'H,mv'
BOW was Pc t.rtsr than tiIs Ei-siv
AIStL VIE lf.i - s.wf.e a life
h.ii ~ i".ty rri l'fss 10. an Idsli -
,, $500, -. 80, q 10 tati = a.. IN
that - to other. A'l,f-s Gould - ? -
~ w'finr be aims ln ilfe.
Henceforth - sevsa hours \ dsv ~
- ~ 't-yard % qaaiify HIM
kHiEhL TousE. Furris. ans aS,iVs
With al ths reuf ensrEiss from ye'rs
~ rure and healthy Twins. m vs. 80
org hetors Ne could manaEa hfs NT-re
ana tis weHrH- eel o. #-f-h =, -
- htfTo' ~ 3 F-aH critical rrsr-at-
.rHTs. - % boil f.a r-.- rv-t.s. -r.r.
= arf Fcrf. 2 fcilaw-Fquirss.
IGt we're the-r - ofArr rn--tsr-..
TOES whirh FuarsH bi-s f.,,, 49,.
,,.isteIs toward thr worids Hers. dsv
Itsr Gay. for IN hour after arosss
re fnr So tous before vesr~-. ~.
fourd hi-sef On close ~arnrrv-l~-- ,rtst
49, - ,lens. AT yeu-E ~ fair. ga
~ therefore daut'v Aarrsrnrls f-,..-
re rnonkish sfa-f-rrl~f Yet - fe,,,a
.frat y fheir r~rsrr-e - VS. ~s~srf.s5,s
~ 0uirE svFrrrftr 4 rfeaea~f eass n
feedv resrn-ss - IN tat Vs. r,sse
g.rfie enf ksst a. hi-nasif With efies
- soul vita q vaEue ana reE-f1und
Ara vss 80 rssv Ns.as. 1.o-,.r -.
- sasr rlufi - fa-ffs a. 0fA.r 80
ny. werid -visa $50 snlgft b.~- 49,.
susaied ~ ~ vsrvlrg naods re- sna-
90 urefu4iees h~r aulrk ress~s-,--e
suh,scf intsTsss Rs.' wSs e.. 80
- o. fnr sffeer ro-.s~-e - f--.-s-.-
to-, she wouiA ~ fh~e-rh n vrisS 49,
guttie artive mird. tsavinr hsr sure fe,-
ieW-sfr.dsrts an1 s-sa ter tsarhsr sefi-
ne hesind -. ~ the afhsr hssA
were to- duff rsft~u~e rss.1ea Visa
sfeafv tot ana sfrafn - usrsarr' 70
Elnns2 fRFf eeNIA. ~ nnr er9vfnm -
1xel On Der mind AIlaTss mirff tnYh
% nef e Ne siorias e ed Goe1 and
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

|, heavy sword which hung a his sad
ldi,-bou ut TcTlake carried Ia front
N III him the high WINcfn-cfested bassi-
sss LSIS Ihs ,. 1SSS al Shlis' S. Alls siss
| Was eutSusted with the VmblaEVnCd
shisld Ihe Lady ls'Fing toae hyr
che would So him as far a. the edge
turned her haTdilusd face up Wtstfully
20 him aid ran questioning eye over
hl8 apVarSl AID appOintnenta.
4 trust that there l. nothing forgot
on her farther side. 4 trust him %
you. Edricson- H0sen. shirts. cyclas.
and under-lapons are Ia the brown
It's vine be takes hot when the nights
are cold malyoise or y,rnage. vita
, ~ meyh sP.se a. would cover The
u he comes back hot from the tiltinR
There D. goozc-grcase In a box. u the
Oh lars T aehe az the turn q the
hdy. ''Thcrs are IN Il tTe5ty.tb ~,
marks. one noble. three shillinss anA
SS ass SaS S - saIsv - ,1s sSssrs
TO basT In and. Edrieson. that he
Leather lgr common i,,sl use. and the others
with the PTihcs OF with ChahdSs.
NV sweet bird" said sir Nigel. 4
am right loath 20 part. but ne arg
u is not right that I should take the
chatelatne too far from her trust"
But. on. my dear lord she cried.
wiih trsmeling LIP let me bide
one and half perhaps T1u may
spare me this out % the weary miles
that you Will Journey alone"
Come then. my hearts comfort he
from thee. il l. nv custom dariihs,
and hath been since I have frst known
thee; TO prociaim BY herald In such
may chance 10 visit. that my lndy-lovo
BEING beyond compare the faiFest and
sw.eiesi IN Christendom, I should
scension 10 any cavalier would run
thfee courses against me with shar-
psLed lances. should he chance g. have
TO advance. pray you then. ay fsir
dove, that you will yourhsafe 10 me
one % these doe-skin Flov.s that
servant ! shall ever be.
swertest''' ali crls-l' ''Falr and sSes,
! would faln be for your dear SAKE. my
iofi. but Old ! am and uEly. aud the
lance IN rest IN such a cause
"Edricson." Guoth sir Nlgel. you
h3v. young EYES. and mine are some
what hedifnmed should you chance
- see knight laugh. OF smile ~
even look arch his bTovs. or purse
tis mouth. or IN any way show sur.
Irise that should uphold ths Lady
Mary. you will take particular note
20 tis name. Els cuat-arrnur. and ais
lodging Your love. my Hes desire"
TIE Lady Mary for!ng SLIPPED hcr
hand from her yellow leather gauntlet.
and b.. llftluE "a with dainty tsver-
,ncs. bound IL q the front - hi- velvet
cap.
re e With rhine oshs- guardian
ANGELS Guuth BE-. pointing AZ the
slints medals which hung beside "a
Ana row, my dearest. vDg lIr, come
for enough. Nav The Virgin guard ard
prosper thee one Hiss" - bent down
from hts saddle. and then. striking
spurs into bis horses sides. D.. gallup.l
az top speed after tis men. With his
three sqCires NJ his heels Half a mile
furthgr whsre the road topped a hill
they looked back, and the Lliy Mary.
on her white raifrey. We sfili where
rev had LETT her. 4 moment later they
w'Te on the downward slope. and she
had vanished from their Wow.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

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/. 49,. =
80 - .,
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

.nrati'rt stamp - their chargers. -
~ f-tiie 80 ,bamfr"n aEatns. Ne,
spsars Is Sas IN from; ~. - ,Ssm al
TIE spare and luuE-iimb.d nEurc 81
MACK simon. the NuTWich nEhtihg man.
be hercs. dep lined face fIsmea ,i "
his broad right shsaldsr.
The young squire was leaning for.
ward gains a the stirring and martial
Essp at his shoulder. ana there was
the Lady Mautis with her hand O. hei
heart. tsaninz uP against th- wan.
slsndsr and fair. iiks a half -plurked
hin, bat 10 c.sid sss. By the sharp
intake q her breath. that she Was
WEEPING bitterly.
ALAS alas ~ cried. all unnerved
az az "a ii, .sHy Why l. " that '"a arr
ia - the sight ef thess brave men-
sss nnsSered: and 90 think how many
q them 50 ana how fsw are The q
s ses s When ! ~ss a niue maid -
reissahsr then nov they nusssfsd
ana a. 'H nv iaay. rs sSss hsiSlss ~ M N
ntgkt 80 the show
please Gcd. you win see then an
hack ere aeothsr year - out; sal4 ~
az him with aasked cheek. aud eyes
bus . is,s @yssIf isr ssISs a wS@as:-
ss re- STsS s S'' s,S zap a. nat 20 hs' rs" nut
Mere must blae and ialk ana so
sna seiH. ana sp,s and s.S Sna ,5ik
az the end % e. And noS yea arr
theaEhts O1t g thsss gray walis. sna
relse my nind above saeestfy and
alstaas What saa ! 30. an 20 nc
snors use 90 vAlae thaR that bToken
~vaa age ~ syrh yaiae o. Ne" ~
wertls. "tsai al slse hss Ssrs..s
ny ons ara oaly theught o. MAUD
III eaunet live without you ! cannes
i skarsea a. ne siSes 3 have kncwp
vsa 40 800 ave iewly and al
unWerthv: haf N great love NAY Weigh
asur surh sefe~ts theu pnins uaay 40
e. Owe 80 hut enc wora % hape %
:.he y -. S.ss v,ss -. ~ sss
Ue~as hsve fvighfened yeu-
Twf~s ne ea.eaea her Ties. anA ewlee
10 seusa cave f-~sa them ~ aast
- snsks On . hard ava measures rolre
e 80 Va ssrs nss truss hssssf e
|This n sver-sssasn.- she sais; n 4.
Esihias . y0s tes have ssa4ss1I
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

.. Cd. s.uvy oi the Iurys-pvn liiiL
-. au thai 81 Nigel wOgld ~
...fEs u sutn a match.
'E4t AoW tne lady asked Al4ey ne
A., ia. there Il,s my tryublc. Il is
. t.-s % the head AID a 4IuvF % tAe
. .Efz d. 1 sap UuN NuTd 90 wat iH O." ~
.4 { ald bal asa n,T !e-tr' -tis ~
E.r Ertsu NtlL thai 1 i44-.t o. 20
@ 80 a token % lamuftt-.a -i1h M
...4. llt s4v n-s.ta 90. u .Ar tis-t
/ -.. 49, q iyT q 1y'te! h.-... a1I - I,
.. .. d UIcath asaya l-.-fl4 s.l t-'at
lead sIHukc 80 G44visr ltt ai4e
I'D uyt Iaky ba,k 49, .vI4- t.tarr,
g.. au44d sLt sT4Ai t..r '.ts 44as
. -,,utI O. thty' -t4''. '''' '''-' ''''
~. 1 sanE0t say. SAID Alcy ue.
a... = W..1 t4ISS y. sss4s- --4s "a
0 .-.- thouEht - and yet . cln-
a.r 81 H., o., m4n. Indeed. save my
! D. .ta Walter fura. aid lua. ~ tao
lid. ...t tl,Ik. and fsther Carlisle
.. .. Co., fTlHr1. aDi B'TtFand the
/ ..al,t tel gIoth A!ivync shortly:
#ri tl' i've squares Iyfir 90 sath
,4.a inteut upuA his vWn Sht.
Seat day a marE.ng isss.a the
..4.l.F Observed ta-t t.s I-i.l NAs
..a.,I louk.ug pal, ald Jli,i VITA
sr..ss eyes AID 4 weary f4a..lf tte
u-s .,-yy-As-Etsl - Lyig o.. ,..4ase
s '.e- mistress 7 f,,-.ls ~ Agatha"
HH sal o.. O.. f.-.-WHr4E. when t..c !
LILY Magis had s'gE.t her chamber.
Gle U4.4 locker -r.4nt a. him WITH
.-a.-g eyes u 10 Rot an illness
rrsy God p be cried. -Bgi tel
ne Agatha. wat is DO tA.t ai.s Ter.
Ne t.laks at ! ,.-.i iAy n.y. hand
- f-gu!l,." Gaia stc. with tie same
.HsE Tx "J4fst not CIV. ramv
'. ... "a t."u - 81 led i1 i.t. ..F-.i.
's.,. save that SIC So, rs lw. --..
poe a4ys 90, y1l will D. gone aIl
..-.a lwyrt an te us d-u 80 tie
"a. p .l, t.,-' Q enough tA,'r u
III seth. yss4 be answered ri
la forgot. Tat she 10 atolI O. lose
.H,r flther cried the 'l-c.voman.
..a.I!.. simple And che VS. n down
ss .ss4ge ] Re arrow from bow. vlIle
N'..~ae stood gazing aft.~ an-. le-
a.Nt bore and doubt. s-er-e hiring
sru..l G, uli-r.i- Lrr ve,is.
CHATTER y.
=, L-k,s day hs.l ..as aai Id
9 .-t.-rIz that tU. We company
&C. ready Or ifs -fn,E Loud
b licked The tra4rL hlgirs from kr-P
.. Or 90 sl'.-w-y. .a-l merry w4s
.-.I M tie outer bailey vita |
H- lHs O. Hsht them. f1r thr ulTu
.. . st o.. k,-. Aiityu~ frum fte
r.. IS 60 g.. aTmHry. lHHk.l down
H.". o.. sf-agge sHtvt-ths l'~UltH -
~ flnkrrlrg iEht. the lines 20
..rr and bearded faces. TIE quick |
.-.r..r . arms ana the lean heads
. r.a inrsss n frat stood N bow
..r. tn der. with n fringe II under. ,
p ,-z who paced fffusr and thith'r.
.-st.'t.rE fts ranks with .grt pre-. .
20 .- sharp - Ivks. Behind were
a 'f''" lump 80 stasl-,lld horse. :
lon 'E..~ hF"ss TIiEsd. with long =
.r..fs rvor ~ HHwn q aiken shaffs
s ..'rr .sI ef''I w,r. tt,v fllt they
... t... t-Tr u.tll-sh,ettsd stat
.. wei, % LyS foT tAe occasional Gulck
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
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~ ~ = a.. q - flslFfrafn y o. lHHr. So
ffur1 - &c. q 80 - - rFfta1a srt1s
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tr1lfEeF g. esnaan - l.fHal - rsfrflfEsl
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uhsge - t.sssts ~ . - 80 $3.50 Ayissff,
49, Nnts = ~ y ~ -rsffr eHssis arsTrsI.
- eta : tgsEifl ts-sssf uert-.1ss 4 '. tsrsks
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at - tsff-sl- - ~ es-r1rfHr - 81 Cf1tzi.
efu-rh y 49, g. =. erNtse' tlagss e. tsni hrF
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lnrftF 49, 49, krirfr Hrfis tHtr D. rHHsk vas.s
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p ~ 49, - 49, - aiFtrfuru n 4 49,
bsaf. NefH alTFFEH rcsfa - $3.50 = - ~.
Sea1a eaan ~ sal . a. daarltsf q 81 Nt-.i
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

,'-llNN ma rlar-Ned u we
tN'n - The rad ere SIR Sigel I.oring
90 l'"nm,rs. hls great black war
N.f- 'Tse. whose punderoua fnotfail
~ THE wooden drawbrtdge echoed
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velvet dress % pace. with nat velvet
cap - maintenance. and cuFlinE ostrich
Z 1tler cinsped in a golden hrScrh.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
Revenge.

The rain fell monotonously from the gray sky, like tears from a sorrowfnl face.
 No, Jerome McWade! No, never"
 Her cruel words wrung a groan from the strong Dans lips, but he was not yet daunted.
 Gan you not" h. faltered, "learn to love me-"
 No. A thousand times mo-" she re- piled
 A wild, cruel light flashed in lis eyes.
 And yet" he sneered "they say never too old to learn"
 And, pausing only to select the best umbrella, he rdshed forth into the wet, cold night.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
went for a Soldier.

At one O. the London police courts a young hooligan was being tried for an assault on an elderly man. The magistrate, noticing an old customer in the hooligan, thought he would give him q little fatherly advice and re- marked: Young man, I'm surprised at a big, strong, healthy looking fellow like you always getting into trouble. Why, you seem to be always wanting to fight. Why don't you go for sol dier?' Imagine the smile which il- luminated the magistrates face when the !oulh replied, q did once. your honor, ana he nearly killed me"
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
Could Not Trust Him.

After wOrdy argument in which neither scored two Irishmen decided to fight 1t out. It was agreed, says the Washington Post, that when either said "I've enough" the fight should cease.
 After they had been at it about ten minutes one of them fell, and imme- diately yelled, Enough, I've enough"
 But his opponent kept on pounding him until a man who was watching them said:
 "Why don't you let him up? He says he's got enough"
 ''I know he says so," said the vic- tor, between punches, "but he's such liar you can't believe a word he saysw
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
Spring Humors

Impure or effete matters accumulated in the blood during the winter in the spring such dshgurng and painful troubles bos pimpes, and other eruptons also weakness, loss of appetite and that tired feeling
 The best medicine to take to rid yourself of them is Hoods Sarsapara, which thoroughly ceanses the blood and effects permanent cures by giving healthy functional activity to the stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and skin
 This is the testimony of tens of thousands who have taken this great spring medicine.
 Accept no substitute for Hoods Sarsaparilla but in sist on having Hoods and get it today
 Sold by druggists everywhere.
 Usual form, qud in form, tablets 100 Doses One Dollar
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For great many years doctors pronounced it local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, nlanu- factured by F. J. Cheney and Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken intern ally in doses from ten drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo. 0.
 Sold by Druggists 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
No Remedy.

"But my dear" said the tall lady with the parrot on her hat, If your husband is really so forgetful why don't you get him to tie knots in his handkerchief when you wish him to re- member anything?
 "Oh, that wouldn't do any good" re- piled the lady in the rabbit huff. "He would forget to carry the handker- chief"
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
I'elIIfi%.

Ella-Bella told me that you told her liat secret l told you not to tell her
 Stella-She's mean thing-I told her not to tell you l told her.
 Ella-Well, told her wouldn't tell you she told me-so don't tell her l did.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
A Haunting Fear.

"Yes, there Is one clould on my fu- ture."
 What is that?"
 q do so fear that when I have worked so hard to make name to go down to posterity they may go and put me in hall of fame" ."-Baltimore American.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
Between Friends.

But" said the dear friend, you certainly do not expect to marry again?"
 "Why not? rejoined the popular ac- tress. q hope you don't mean to in- sinuate that Pm old enough to begin giving farewell tours"
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
Honest Confession.

Jack-And do you always speak tine truth about your friends?
 Lola-Yes-but not until after they are gone.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10

J. P. Morgan is having his portrait painted by J. J. Shannon. It Is said that the artist is brutal in his fidelity to nature.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10

The sale of beer has fallen off greatly in India of late, owing, says an official report. to "the spread of temperance principles in the army"
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles: Druggists are authorized to refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 i4days. 30 cents.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10

A bee, unladen, will fly forty miles an hour; but one returning to the hive laden with honey does not travel faster than twelve miles an hour.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-10

Lewis "SINGLE BINDER" straight Sc cigar The highest price DC cigar to the dealer and the highest quality for the smoker Lew is Factory Peoria, III.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
Monroe County Good Roads
 Association.

Monday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock a number of Brinkley citizens met in mass meeting at the City Hall at the call of State Organizer Love.
 With o. M. Norman in the chair there were several addresses mani festing considerable interest in the good road movement and a perma nent organization was perfected, look ing to united effort in the securing of good road enactments by the next legislature
 The passage of law requiring the working of the county and state con- victs on the roads is one of the meas ures petitioned for.
 With the good road movement a success, there will be a bright day ahead for this section.