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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
trot bon cf!em 6Iouen gIuts ser lie,
tsrs ShtpieaerIobn.

ira! bon cf!em bIouen gIuts ser lie.
tere ShmieaerIobr.
Wijr6e Si!ho Dem Q(Gen mioeriteben
tonnen. Jre;!ih. Cttbe.t 'hisH nch
TAPER gu i6n; al i:aheH oiele;6.
auh mar er nur ou* ir7arA s;rem
ecgNSe Elm Geoner Sayrn;. Ntsr ri.
LANCE 'cijyoe o;siey Idna6t Fit;.e.
'eine Soifnllnoen Ftiiten? Hrs 6einS
fam nit .eeyen Sdnoer, cine Ggfo!9.
ohne GriItsn3,
Noh einacl iibsrmonn!e i'm taft Sic
8er3Wei'Iunq. Gr may ia %ni6N.oiq.
Offer er mpbtc Iih jest sn:Ihe,NeM
mubte ba8 Gcts 7einer 9'leleet:ern be-
Goupten cOer g beydusQetcn.
ON ieI6en Moyoen Idrie5 Inn
Charlotte, er mGQs ,cms,en UnH Orb
runa i6CFier; 5orrn tys;fs es gu toG,
fe pole unb t0nnt sic GtrantIpor!ung
nitt l6ernelmen. oSieb, lie6er
9ein3," bieB es in Dem Briefe. i'd
OurG'4aue ia Die gan3s SanIage, t9
babe lie bon jeher 0urdidaut, lpenn
id aud) oflen 3Ugeben mug. ni6t be-
r1et'en ~ t0nnen, mas i'd peiB. Gines
0ber tam i4 Dir bepelien. SEEING, oaB
mein 8ruOer 6einrib onoers iiber iein
@ermDgen psrfiigt hQben pijroe, lpenn
sr lid nidt iiir Ieinen Sohn gebalten
h0tte, Gie3 Die 8eilo9e uno iii mirit
MD perIteDen."
Sbrem S0rei6en irur Elm beroilbtes
8!att beiQsflQt. 0a5 pnDertennbar Don
Seinri6 8ergmQnn8 0Qno b%erriihrts.
Gin brij0erild .5QrtLlfer Brief on G61rs
Iot.e, IN peiGem es i6r ~riitbalt,o5 bers
Ther:e, i6y So6n 6arrD lei uno bletbs
'ein Grbe. Charlotte bot run 0eiu3.
nit SarrD gu thei!sn. 9arjj6sr lpijros
nan iIh tur3e 3eit punoern. balo a6er
pjjy6e Der @orqaag nit alem. mas
lin ieirer 3ejt sum @e1eritano oe5 aQs
oeneinen &eiGpdbe5 esmdht bare, iir
INNER in Qsroelenbeit ~oerathen.
@eniB No3 rpars Der bette @rt5!peq,
10 iaq:s lih Qu6 9ein3. Nlejr 6arrp
max MD; Der W}ann. nit Dem Iih per
tanoelr I;eb, 0atts inn ni6r SEEING
ouTr;@.!1 0ie 6ano QetoteN. mar er
iGm nidt ent9egengetOmmen ME ein
9ru0er? llNO jener bate i'm 3urijtqes
misisn - er fibtte Ii6 SEEING ge5eNiiber
I'M Reh:'. ln0 nun GAR bey per9iI6te
Brief - er entih'e0 en0qi,ti9. Seir
pftsaepotey hate Sarrp 5u ie;nem Grs
Zen beItimmt uno er lo&yos n,ewat5
Elm fremoes Sinh an beisn St'Qe ges
iebt bo6e@. .
9i'o 49, Ee}n} muBte oVf dQe5 bers
3i6ten, oQ.s beydU54s6ea. dUf bis Sc.
fabr bin, 0uA 9ito1 81 rsriieyen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

"lsIreilcn mar Neln6 III W}utte.
A" ais bate er GstrGunt. 10 bots
O. li9 mar Ieinc gdn5e ltilterc
Griitanl Gusoeloiht. Gr
bate iid) in Berlin Elm tlcinsS sinfd6es
I3immer in elmer Der QuerltruBen iener
Souptaber nes WeIienS oemietbet. ole
mad GGDnsbera fibrt. rs mor cine
title G:robe. in Der er pon Dem eioents
Iiten Weltitabtleben lpeniQ .pSer gar
nit!s oefpohr murbe. Sn hicIer ruhis
een irsmhsn llm0eblnG orbeiteie er MIN
iton isit iait einem Nierteliubre. iiibrte
Elm sinoeaooenss. GuBerii iporiumcs Sc
ben, bate ned ieinerlei decentralization
onoetnitit, lonbetn nur DfterS Sheas
fer, Muiesn Gn0 Nuniilammlun1en be
fud.. Gr mar nah gsyIin inter lei
nem mirt!idsn NQmsn oetommen, lpie
Dos ia niGt onNetS gu telpertlteli9en
mar, ober ouss. mas sr gu oerp''ents
:ihen osbudte. ioIie Den Namm Ga
letto ila9en. 60 iuor es audi %leoreif=
lid. baB Niemonb. nit Dem er bisber
thrl'tlif IN getuhrlng tani, IN nm
jensn 6sins 8eromonn 5u srtennen Der
mod)ts. bon Dem Die 3situuQsn 'einey
fiio0eutidsn 0cimatb nod por tur3er
s3eit siniaes NuiIebsn aemaft bait
ten.
Gr bate Iid ielbit bus Gbrsniport
aea.beu. Die 9erIaNenihait 'eines
pftessoaters nidt gu beriihren, audi
iiber ooa @ermooen Srenens. pel6ss
bel Der aubsrprbentIihen ssihGit!ifen
Grbnunosl'ebs oes pey'.oyteren ger9.
mann tiar al iberieben mar. ouh iiter
oi.Ien imm'rhin f.at'I;dsr ge.rao bate
er in Der NeFe perFGut. DAB ?, i'm IN
brti Sheils a"eyIs1t. amen 6apon !e'ta:
mentoyi'h 'eirtr jiinaeren Snre'!er.
elmer 3n1eiisr 0tr G!tsrn Si!Has liter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

q oyyo 6o!.e inbeI'eN auf Ro!6s
81 s 9o"..n i g.i Soa o5n 4:S op s5o 81:
Motb unte.orIat, I6orDeit
uro Golbeit mar AZ siementIrem gu5.
bru6 oelnnat. @egeA a4e oe7. Or
celIe lab id G5nr(otte o6nmd6ti1.
0arrn bate rldbt Rur GNutoen oes
madt, ey lpor Ou1 lop.i: Qe11n1eu.
Nertdyft ob3uIGlieben. Crit ir Der
p"orl1en G0oGe bate er Elm 2trsrbit.sn
on9enommcn, nacA oem avs einem
%bemndG)Tt iAto9reii peroenom Jo='te
cine betrd0t!i6e Mr3ltt Gimme in
onoere 9dn0c ijbsrglng. Yf,cGc. @ie6
II. {. ~, Die aum \roentay qeb0rten,
poren oeyduBert poroen; Snryp ipieits
ndmlih reuer0jnas uniinnia, uuo "a
rej6ten sic 0elpDbnIihen GrtrGoniIie
oes @u!e9 bei lpeitem ni1t aus.
Sene unDe}dhmbare Nerihmcnz
ounosluGt, Die BEL ieinem Batter nur
burG sic llm1tdnoe in Shronten oes
holten lporbsn mar. brod) nun herDor
o.eih eincm LANCE 3uriidus0dmmten
Strpnre. 2Qe Wpritellun1en 0dueQen
frudltsten "id)tS. sJebt. iaote er. lei
er Der SEER mo MOLE thun. mas Inn
beI;sbc. O}dn miiTIe ia nod INNER
MT Der Shn!iahe rs6nen. 0ub SCin5
!pie0erte0re, un0 eber bes6olb tnte sr
eir NeAt. jest 3u Qsrieben. mas ,mmer
mG0lih lei, SreiIiG,. loo5 Der o>:e
Better fir Iulen MAIDEN luiir0e iiber
Den Qrobor.i1en RennitaQ. zen 6orrp
in3niIfen ouf Not6bouien eirQerihtst
bate. Ocron ourfte err gar nid}t benton.
9os came SmloB pimmeltr pon
nSr1ineyn" un0 Spdens, uno itdtt Der
S~ei0cr5ei:er idb ma nltr 8ej.lnedts
pnN 6ropms i'm Spfe. 5rou b. M}ors
lorp bate Den Baron R%o.bNauIen
orijnN.jN rer'orot. 9iersio Gtenn
pferNe, 0ie M; ser ouSos'uhteIten
Grr?fa,t 9ebCnne,. msr0en muBten.
hieIten Elm Guns enorG:sa 9eo;snun12s
per'onoi in 2(tbsm. IS tomen oft
@Gi;e. nm Sic ~oroBayti9sn Nnluoen
bon Rothbduien su beIid):i9en, bel msls
fern 9(nI0b Damn cufj Ser Shlobte1er
lpeiolif her9o!tsn ruB.s. 9arrp
fijbtte ijh ala 0rdnbsS siaceur.
Gen Winter hate sr III Ser Sta6t
berleht. Nur as uno 5u lam er 81
9roben %aoHen mrs 7eIHi6tei!sr IN
so6!ye'der Geieaid,oft ra6 Ro:hbous
fen.
Der Hynipsftrr Qetsr mar riitheno.
nit oufyiNtioem Shme-s fc6 sc Sic
NerniiItunoen, Sic goron Gcr.n Kid
fiA:s.c6 !. Gem 10 neil sspi.eoten 9s'
fit.hum Ieines iunaen Ssrrn onrih:cts.
Wber er mar mah:tcs, oenG Ser CUTE
junee Ser Ircr oGn3Jih perifolen.
Se;t foit siHsm %2fy. bate E. arh
nift nag ~.eiis'ts 2ebsnsS:ifea ron Id
oeaeber.
Samois. oIs s- i'm fdrieb. cr iols
fih CUR @erfii9uno oss nsusn @s-pols
ts.a BON R~otbhouien baItsn, hate pc
te, II iyJeno cine Gyjl, ceaIcutt, an
cine Reiie. Die Gin coer arei Monc,
rIhren ,orn!s. unb er bait: Fh oirein
oeeeben; iss: otss Iisb er Ft's rid:
msb- ne6mea; osm iurasn Ssr.a MAJ
iraeno s;7 llnoli;t bsesanet; r.-
rubis. pb sr rch iemc!!s mieeertshre.
rs er rcd un!er hsn 2sbsnten nonnls.
SoSw lam. boh Gle Gh, BEN Ne!srs
9ohter i;d bod gang pe'snt!i6 ua'
siinltiaer os'talts!e. o!s jemols pprs
ous5uiehen a%stpsssn iper. Ter Norttr
Ieate cine aans unIinnios Gitriut: IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

Sarrn 6e0d6te nidlt. hdf er tetn
fiferes Gintommen hobs, hlb er nod
ni6t 6err on R%othhouier mar, ober
.r poGte MD! cine S:urNe 5o0ern, iiA
fpis Elm r:ider W}oun 81 Qs6eyHen.
2onas qenuQ bette er 0urnoh &c.
Idmodtet. "a, er pollte 'id einen
RennItln or'doffen. Tod beute ioQts
on Sen gaumeiitsr ositr;ebcn psrosn.
benn bic pprbanOenen NnluQen paren
MIR fir Nut5Ipede berehnet.
Sic haben gera0e portrefflt9e 8elez
genbeit, Baron" begann 6rdu b. Marz
loip ipie0er, ybeiier tonnten Sie's gar
ni9t t%reffen! 9enten Gle bod, 'Qt=
triol' uno Sfentm0O6sn' iino eben gu
babsn, nud)0em Der bisberi9e BETTER
ourdge9angen lit. Die &ontursoers
iualtun9 miro Sbnen getuiB entgegenz
tommsn!" Sic piss nod lpeiter auf
ole 9iiniti9en ao~njuntturen 0es 4ueens
bids bin: fannie lie bod Die 8er6lltz
niIie beiier ais olle WtitdIie0er OeS
.Rennflub" 3uiammen. Sin paar
prG6ti9e Yfer0e, BON 6enen zines crit
IN poriosr WoGe einsn 9ldn3enOen Sieg
Dapon1etrn9en. bate tie ieIbIt I'M
StdQs. unn 9Nrrp tnufte lie qleih ar.f
hem Sled. Sln dn0eres, porne6m'ter
Ssr!unft. lpqte in 6ieien Sooen TOM
men, Elm iieb5ebn 6duIt bober 9ruurer.
Der freilih crit trainlrt nerOen mjiiie.
$, lie ipiiroe inn ihon Muteriol Der
idoffsn!
Vie 8ebrsnbeyo5 botten IiA fern oes
bolten; Die 8rofin, 10 bisB ss, lei nidt
Qona pobl. un0 oesbalb muBten lie
Sarrps Ginia0uno ablebnen. Wur Stts
bert mar eimaI beimlih beriiberQetom
men. Nber er bo!te iidl 0jesmal cine
i6tpere GnttGuIhun1, 6rou b. Wors
Ion lpnr al iebr umihipQrmt un0 be
banOelte i'm etipds 3sritreut. Gle be
9iinitiqte 0nrrn. BEN 0ousDerrn. hOs
mar ia gan5 natiirlih. !9otyD nar Ser
aroBe Mionn bes N%ugenblids. 3tpar
ole WdnblunQ in ieineu 0erbdliniIien
mar einigermaben rdtbielbaIt, atsr gez
rooe ouourd pieleift nm 10 efiettpolz
Ter. Gr fprdf iih aud ntht tlor aus;
er lien mebr abnen, ais oub er iih
neutllh Cusoriidte.
sd %perlpalte eiQentlid 6aS @ut fir
meinen gIiidliden Better" mari CT bin,
.natiirliA niht p6ne Die msi!~0e6enbIten
Nolmddten." Nbsr Der Wusorud iei=
nss @sIi6ts Itraits feline Worte Qiigen.
Gr bate Ii6 nobl 6ur6 einen oliid
li6en Suiali in Den SeiiB bes @utes
9eisbt.
Tie einCu muntelten bon elmer Nbs
flnounQ, Die ibm t0ein5 gerQmann fir
feline Glteren Rcb,e an ole apmtelle
Siloo i6uIbiq III iein ~geqIuubt; an
here lprafen Don snormen 8eminnen,
3u oenen inn 6rau b. Wurlotp perboI=
len base man muBte ia, 6aB er nit
ibr gemeInlam III 9roBem Stile metiete.
Nu0 Sttbert trlQ man OieIe 4esart
gu MN ihon nit 3lblen unD ge=
naueren Nnoabsn. Gr Qloubts lpobl
niht baron, ober inn tpurOe bod I'm
beirnll1 in nieler gl0n6en0en SuQ0Qe
ielI6oft. Gr iuhr mic6er nuh NulIs.
3mei Sage lieB er lid bel ben Stern
niht isben; er mar 10 perIt0rt mo
fiir2te!e NilOos fra9enoen Bid. Gn0s
lid muBte er iid, bod cnti6lic6cn. s5
3og i'm fat etenio nod @dus, lpis e5
i'm obbielt. llnh nun hrnuQ 0j(ou in
i'm: "yaus lit Dir qei&ebcn2 Mas
boit Oh. Sttbert?"
Gr blieb. aan5 Qe0en feline Dirt. ber
i6lofen. Nur cinmol entINliipIte i6m
baS Wort: sd NERDS Gnocrn'" 0d.
bel fab er finItsr wnh bro6cn0 aus.
Gergebens iuGte !@il6u. i'm 5u be
f6ipi6tigen. lie. osren eigenes 0srS 10
iiberppn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
(SdluB ioigt.l
s0ie man })ro}rllc eclUinnt.

lleber ei1en r.;rtpiir0j9en 4ber@
3lauben I6reilt Gil 2eier Der nGrants
Iuttsr 3eitur5":
S6 IoB por Ginger 3eit i'm Nortss
fail 3petter &ld6c Deo Sd9nboies gu
&reeIdu un0 uA,erDielt mid lebbuft
nit elmer aniutineno Gem nbeiiercn"
GtanOs ongeb0renoen, tnteIi9entsn,
iunQcn Dame. &ur3 Dor 2~lntunft oes
nan Berlin gebenNen S6neQ3uqe3 be
mertte Die junge Dame III meinem tIei=
nen NeiietofFer eini9e 8r0tdeu. 60
gletH Bat tie mih in einem fat flcDent
li1en Gone, ibr 0od) etipos BON mel
mem Srote 81 geben. @ern i5e0te ib
i6r meinen Yrpoiont gang uno oar
CUR 8~erfjjgung. 0os mur0e inOeB
erti6ieOen a6gelebnt. Rein, elm g0u5
ilein Stiid6en, mcin @2rt." iaQte Iie.
So bot Der Done c;R Gy0t1en an.
g(ber ou1 bamit to!:. i'd fem Slid.
Sur einen 8roI>;, mlia !9err," bat
Die Dame. QGcr rCil Gri.lunen iiber
oieIen tomiid)en g,unih id,on groB, 10
iteigertc IiG1 bciic,bc, ais Die Dame Den
nit Mijht c%rmorDenen Grocen raid in
tbr QortemoHsaie p~scrdrq. Gbe idb
no1 frogen tonnte. wo7 oa3 beOeute,
ipuroe mein 3u9 au99erNTtn.
Der 3ufu1 ipolte eS ie>oc9, oaf ih
IN ods gebeimnibpole GetoDren Der
Game eir9elpeibt nur0., 81 beTono
MID tiir3Iif) ouf Dem 8o6n9of Nlerone
osrplaB in 3erlin, ais i) unetipdrtet
nit Der Dame 3uI0mmenItieB. SeleItz
peritGn0li6 qeoC0te ih ioiort meiner
8re5louer GNsntuno unO fru9 ole
Dame naG Dem @rrnOe ihrer 6amdli=
gen ieltIumen Bite,
oSa miiIen sic, mein 6err," er=
nioeyte mir oie Dame perle9en, otN
hate hamols einen pro5eB, un0 tpena
man 10 etpa8 BON einem iiiOiI6eH
!Serrn nit allf Die Mei1e betommt (oen
9roden Srpt ndmli6), foQ bo3 Slid
brinden."
r9eoauere Tsbr, Maoome, i1 bin
cher iein 2ltoe!" entosdte i) ibt per
trouensppQ.
oNd, ni6t m5aIiA." rteT tie miB
troniiG, rno b~eitiirat aus, i'd G1b'
aod, ben 8ro5eb 10 i30n getoonnen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

Gr d lug SEN 8 ii rgers
m It I. Srl &0uS1eri1t5QefGn9nib
au Jiirtb, Wti%ttc.irdnten, erDdn9te 5idD
Der @emeinoa0lusr zines No6barortes.
Der in Der Nuireeung lei Der 8iirqers
metIterrpobl Den 8iirGermsiiter toOtlcs
fhldgen bate,
Der Sal er ais GrD c.
@ns Der !Sinterldiienl6aft Der ptyItor=
bensn @rGfin Goura 9sndclz9 onner&>
mard gingen jiingit 0ie @ileu REP
tl!n," &oidIia" una y@oron" in BIB
bd55la, Sltrien, in o:u 8ciib bes Neuts
ltben aaiiers ijbsr.
SIM @efdunnt er T t.
Cine S6GfcrFdmiiie, Sic at3 Better,
SHUTTER uno Nrei &in0cra teTtoao, fam
in po!i5eiaepobrIGm oe5 al Der
belltIh sIp~tbrin1iide1 GreH5e bslegenen
frdn5DiiIGcn Dries 6lepilez 2irieres
our4 GrFtiten rs 2etcn.
Il Hter1 - G hnd0 tSbdum
perbronrt. I'm ibrem SDhnhen,
einem 22iG6rigcn :%dobsn, cine 6rsuoe
81 b~eretten 5iinOe.ta Gbslsute in Gdarz
ben, S6leSlpio Softer, an einsm
Nbenoe nah Weibnocbten Den Gbri't-
baum nph eirmal Elm. sic perlieben
Damn onf trr5e 3eit oas 3immer. Nls
Ie 5uridtebrten, funoen tie oas 8inb
nit ic3pereu S%ran0ipunoei b,>aIt,
benen es haIo oarauf inter unbei@gei6=
llden SamerSen crtaq. Ser andbe
ipar nit ieirsm &leibo3en einer b.enz
ne,loen 2ihte 81 nahe 1efDmmen.
GdiIe ;ur Hciic ina Mnsiane beiurgt 6.
Raiur. yr. Al. 1t, E0uls StraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

Gdiie ;,r Nciic ina Mnslane beiurgt 6.
Gr. Al, ct, EauEstraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
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Die
, kotI,bausen
~ - -. -. 3. -. -
.sA ~ 81 ~ - - 81
(TorticBung.)

Sorrn 6eNa6ts ni6t, hof er tein
fiferes Gintommen bobe, hdb er nod
nidt !6err On Rothhuuier mar, ober
.r lpoGts MD! cine S;urNe 50Nern, iid
pis Elm r:i6er Maun 3u Qe6erNen.
2onas qsnua bette er 0urnof) qe-
Idmodtet. "a. er ponte 'if) einen
RsnnItaG or'doffen! Tod beute Iolts
on Sen goumsiitsr ositr;ebcn psrosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

"isneilcn mat Sejn5 III M}utte.
- ais bate er GstrGumt, 10 bO(s
O. li9 mar leinc Gdn5e itilterc
Nriitanl nSnflniht. Er
The Brinkley argus., 1906-04-06
A Notable Revival.


 A remarkable demonstration of di- ,ne saving power has been manifested 1t the revival which has been in prog ess at the Methodist church the past fifteen days.
 The preaching by Rev. w. M. Nc lntosh is of the "old time. religion sort-depicting the awfulness of sin md the loftiness of christianity; the ,athos of life's sorrows and woes anG he joy and peace of trusting the blessed redeerer; the terrors of hell md the glories ofheaven. The speak sr is so intensely in earnest and seems in such close touch with the divine pow sr that at the very beginning he gets he attention of the entire audience md holds the same to the conclusion. 0ften hundreds of men and women. ,oung and old are moved to tears as some halloved picture brings up tender memories of life's other days.
 The singing has also been an un- lsually enjoyable feature. Mr. Lon ratum. of Jonesboro, in his beautiful olos deeply impressed the gospel cf song and the choir of from fifteen to wenty voices supporting his leadership n the general singing made a song service well worth hearing. Scarcely a day mas passed during the past six or eight days without from one to ten conversions.
 Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Mcln- osh preached a sermon to men and ,oys only that was deeply effective. The large majority of the audience, which was large one, shook the hand # the minister in token of a purpose
 
 10 strive to live that life which shall lead them at last to the home of sainted loved ones; also quite num- ser of the unconverted offered as sub- sjects of prayer and christian help
 The meeting is truly remarkable one. The writer has attended every revival in the city for the past eight years but has not at any time witness ed so great an outpouring of the heavenly blessings.
 The services will continue until Sum day night.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-04-06
City Pound Sale!

Notice is hereby given that the following described animals which were found running at large on the streets of Brinkley. have been placed in the City Pound.
 One red Heifcr calf. marked crcp and swallow fork in each ear. about 8 or g months old.
 One black and white Heifcr. crop off of right ear. about IS months old.
 One black heifer with show of white. crop of of right underbit in left, about year old.
 That unless owner oi said animals comes forward and claims same, they will be sold at public outcry. to the highest bidder for cash. on Saturday April IA. 1906 at ? o'clockp. m. at the Pound in t'le rear of my residence. in compliance with the provisions of tho City Ordinance governing sams.
 "A GILLESPIE. Apell. 4. 1905 City Marshat
The Brinkley argus., 1906-04-06
A Big Lumber Sale.

The Brinkley Car Works & Lumber Manufacturing Co s plant is just finish ing loading and shipping an immense shipment of oak lumtcr.
 The shipment is made up of over 3OO.5CO feet of fine quarter sawee and high grade plain oak.
 The market is very active for this class of lumber and the big mill i: pushad to is utmost capacity to keeT uo with the orders. in fact the big ship ment just made was booked severa months before it could be filled.
 About the grsatsst draw back to the saw mill business.now is the difficult, il getting saw stock from the wood: on account Of 50 mlsh rain of late.
 Sunshine ior fey days woud create an almost unpre sedented demand foI IT. II labor, timber cutters, hau'ers. etc and the result would be activity ir IIo,al business and such wave Q prosperity as Brinkley has scarcely yet seen.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-04-06
ROCK ISLAND NEW TRAIN,
Between Brinkley and New port---Double Daily
 Service.

The Rock l1land Road has put a new train on their branch line between Brinkley and Newport giving double daily passenger service between the two points.
 The new train makes connection with the fast train on the main line be- tween Little Rock and Hot Springs.
 A most accommodating double daily service is thus assured passengers travelling between Brinkley, Newport and way stations.
 Complete schedule including this new train is given below.
 Mail and Express leaves Brinkley. at
 ll:2O m arrives Newport 40 pr. Same train returning. leaves Newpe rt
 BIS D m, arrives Brinkley 5:3O p IT., New passenger train, Newport accom-
 odation. leaves Newport at SIS
 m, arrives at Brinkley lO:5O a m. Same train returning. leaves Brinkley
 at 6pm. arrives at Newport at
 B:3O p m.
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BRlNKLEY GETS FEM ALL
All thrO' Iron Mountain Trains now pass thro'
 Brinkley.

The people of Little Rock and other parts of the state are now realizing more than ever that all roads lead through Brinkley. At least that's the way the trains run these days.
 Because of the damaged condition of the Iron Mt. bridge at Newport (caused by the floods) all of, the trains of that great system into and out of St Louis from and to all Arkansas and Texas points have been avoiding the da naged bridge and track by sending their trains via Hoxie, Paragould and Brinkley and thence from here tc Little Rock, over the Rock Island. They have been using the same route for trains running in the opposite direction and hence it is fact that Brinkley is now having by far great CT number of trains than any other town or city in the state.
 During the new arrangements the Cotton Belt crews run the trains be- tween Brinkley and Paragould and a Rock Island crew between Brinkley and Little Rock. This has filled our city with extra railroad people.
 Among the extra men whom the Cotton Belt has had helping to handle these trains is Conductor Garland Black, formerly, of this city who has been running on the Illinois division of the Cotton Belt as Conductor, for the past few years. He was in Brinkley "Wednesday having brought in the Iron Mountain Fast Mail.
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and family Bun is one of the pas sengers on the Salt River packet, '"Got Left. having missed the nom!- nation for Sheriff of Woodruff county by only about 30 odd votes. He is satisfied with the count however and takes his defeat gracefully.
 WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and mail order house, assistant man. ager (man or woman) for this county and adjoining territory. Salary S2o and expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced. Work pleasant position permanent No investment or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for full par |tfculars and enclose self-addressed envslope.
 SUPERINTENDENT. l32 Lake St., Chi |capo III. Apr ly4i
 The lady members and friends of Ithe Methodist church rendered the |pastor. Rev. H. B Cox, a pound ! ing Wednesday morning at loo'clock Such crowd gathered at the parson-
 
 age that there was hardly room fe receive them and the pantry was abundantly furnished with a genera lyariety of supplies.
 A very helpful service, held by Rev Mcintosh. and a workers conference and social pleasantly made the ocea- sion one-of profitable pleasure. The Miller Paving Go. this week completed a sidewalk on Main street Iirom the front of the Episcopal church south to Ash street, thence east cn Ash connecting with the walk in fron' Iof Capt. McCulloughs residence, then joining that walk on the east ana running along the front of the Catholic church. thence south on New Orleans l Avenue to Elm street. This com pany alsn-has contracts to build other walks. The home company, cf which lC-B. Manley is manager. has alsc lately completed several contracts or l South Main street lin front Of the 1 colored Masonic Hall and then join ing the walk at the Henry Brickel property and running south to the cor ner of Maple street. This company has number of other conlrlc's fo' walks to De tuilt as soon as the Ncf' < a&lal1 RS Q4A@S. ss S stl sss
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-C. T. Bull, who lately moved to Howell, was meeting friends and look I ing after business affairs in Brihkley the first of this week. He moved to Howell to be more convenient to his extensive farming interests near that place but states that as place of residence he can not say he likes there so well as here.
 Rev. Fred Little. presiding elder of the White River District, was in the city Sunday and Monday. attend ing the revival at the Methodist church and confering with the pastor. Rev. H. B. Cox, and with the offical board of the church in regard to the time for the District Conference which is to conyene with the Brinkley church this yezr.
 w E. Hutchison was down from Joncsboro Monday. He has sold out his interest in the heading factoryat that place and will locate in Brinkley on North Main street In the near future. Mr. Hutchinson stated that his wife hod been almost at the point of death for several weeks but that she is now con valesing. We welcome them back to Brinkley.
 T. H. Jackson, the entsrprising real estate mar, Is corresponding with 2 party concerning deal for an en- terprise, which, If it is successful. will mean much for the development of |the farming territory adjacent to Brinkiey. Nothing Of a definite na- lure can yet be announced; but the proposition is without doubt the most far reaching that has ever looked this way
 R. B. Mcknight, of Augusta, w1s In the city yesterday visiting his many Brinkley friends, the guest of Dr. E. D. Mcknight and Gus Simpson
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| E. Riner was uo from Keev,

U E RInsr was up from Keevil Friday evening A clever fellow. we are always glad to see.
 Mrs. H. C. Moore and little daughter, Hazel. from Little Rock are in the city the guests of Mrs. w. T. Tonlinson.
 SODA WATER OPENING DAY: ThS popllar Soda fountain of w. D. Wade will have opening day soon, announce ment oi which will be made in few days. Watch for it.
 To make the best cake, pie crust, cake, etc you must have the best flour. WHITE ROSE" fills the bill Hendrix Grocery Co.
 Agent H. c. Mitchell of the Cotton Belt received an express pack age which was little out of the usual this week. It was Angora cat for his children and it was shipped from Mich igan. Old pussy cat was bright ane fresh if she had travelled in Pullman car and enjoyed mouse or two, eact meal
 The Trustees of the Mt. Vernon High School at Trenton met Wednes- day and elected Prof. Wm. P. Tuggle. of Ola, Ark. principal for another year Prof. Tuggle was educated at Ouichits College and has a great deal of ex perience in teaching. At present he is principal of the public school al Ola.