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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Is The Moon Inhabited.

Science has proven that the moon
was an atmosphere. which makes life
in some form possible on that satel-
lite; but not for human beings. who
have a hard enough time on this earth
of ours: especially those who don't
know that Electric Bitters cure Head
ache. Biliousness, Malaria. Chills AMI
Fever. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
Torpid Liver. Kidney Complaints.
General Debility and Female weak
ness. Unequalled as general Tonic
and Appetizer for weak persons and
especially for the aged. 1t induces
sound sleep. Fully guaranteed by w.
Blair Langhornc, Druggist. Price only
soc. tn Ii sat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
coLoREo WOMAN ARRESTED.
Conductor Charges That Lizzie Chand.
Ter Was Drunk and DlsorderIy.

lizzie Chandler. colorcd woman,
WAS arrested by conductor on the
street car last night on the charge
OF being drunk and disorderly on a
car.
Officer Henry Curtis took charge OF
the woman and turned her over to
Sheriff II. X. Curtis In the jail.
She will be given hearing before
Mayor Thornton i. Jones tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
IN MISS FITzeERALD's HONOR.

The Misses Phillips Entertained for
Departing Friend.
Miss Virginia Fitzgerald was ten.
dcrcd Il farewell reception by the
Misses Margaret and Edith Phillips,
at their home in Locust street. Fri.
day evening. Miss Fitzgerald start
ed yesterday for I,eesburg, where she
will live in the future. The guests
were: Misses Eunice Skinner, Grace
Steif. Pearl Evans, Rose Wood AL
lcnc Cunningham, Harriet Marshall,
I.oula Hughes. all of Hampton;
Mcssrs. William Webster, Allason
Turncy, of phoebus; Edgar Coffee,
Willie lOsa. Charles Proctor, Pete
Sprailcy, Earl hudson. George Brown,
clyde Williamson,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
2s5 MILES OF PIPE LINE.
west Virginia and Philadelphia to be
Connected hx Oil TIthe

PlTTSBURG, PA. Oct. l3.-An-
nouncemcnt is made here that the
directors of the Pure Oil Company
have arranged to lay pipe line from
Pine Grove Wetzel County, w. Va,
to Marcus Hook. near Philadelphia, a
distance Of 2S5 miles
The line will be OF six-inch pipe
and it is expected will be complet-
ed within a year at cost of ST.
100000 New stock at par $50 for
this amount will be issued, all of
which has been subscriber for by
stockholders of the company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
HAM PTON.

$1,000 buys nice dwelling ana corner
lot on Washington street. prom.
"rty in good condition. Terms
can be arranged
y desirable home. well located ON
klng street. Dwelling OF Q rooms ana
practically new. Large lot. with drive,
way, and about 900 feet deep.
$4,000 buys a good & room dwelling
and large lot on Mallory ave,
nue.
$500 buys desirable home on
Hampton river. Good S.roon,
dwelling. in excellent condition;
bath, set range. electric lights,
etc; good barn ana outbuild-
ings.
S3'ao0 buys desirable home on
Hampton river. Fine lot with
l5O-foot front ON avenue Fine
shade and fruit trees
So,2Oo buys desirable home on Mar.
shall street Lot GO.foot front
Large dwelling with bath, set
range, electric light. furnace.
etc. Fine shade trees. An at.
tractive home.
Beautiful home on Hampton river.
Large dwelling of II rooms. bath. cleo
trio lights, etc. Lot has a frontage of
80 feet. Fine shade trees. A very
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
DISAGREEMENT ADJUSTED.
Odd Fellows Home to Receive $1,000
From Norfolk G. Western.

MI. James Mitchell, who attended
the meeting Of the board of trustees
of the Virginia Odd Fellows HOMO
in Lynchburg said that the Disagree
mcnt with the Norfolk G. Western
railway and the Southern Railroad
over the rights of way through the
property owned by the home, was
adjusted. The Norfolk & Western
Will pay the board of trustees So 900
for the franchise, while the Southern
is to pay $1.50O.
There-,are now fifty children in the
home and seven more were admitted
at this session of the board.
Hard labor is plaster that ale.
Niates the nalns of the mind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Woodmen Hold q smoker.

Live Oak Camp, Woodmen OF the
World. had big smoker and social
Friday evening. Members of the Wis.
ting committee from Newport News,
Berkeley, Norfolk and Portsmouth
were present. Plans for the enter.
tainmcnt OF the Sovereign Grand
Camp In Norfolk next year were dis.
Cussed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
DEVILS Island Torture

is no worse than the terrible case of
Piles that afflicted ME 10 years. Then
| was advised to apply Buckiin's Ar
MICA Salve, and less than box per-
mancntly cured me, writes l.. S. Ma
pier, of Rugles, Ky. Heals all wounds.
Burns and Sores like magic. 2oc at
w. Blair Langhorne, druggist,
tu.th-sat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
RESUMED WINTER WORK.
Ladies Auxiliary of St. Johns Church
to Study Missions.

"HT 'T'r"STOTIS'
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF St. Johns
Church resumed its winter meetings
on Friday afternoon. Mrs Baker =
Lee. the president. who has recently
returned from long stay in Califor-
MIA. was present and presided Rev
Reverdy Estill, y. d.. read the usual
services. The auxiliary will study
missions during the winter. Reports
were read from those whom the
auxiliary assisted last year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
WANTS $4,000 A YEAR.
American Contractor Also Asks for
Five.Year Contract in China.

Five-Year Contract in China.
HONGKONG, Oct. 13.-Replying to
a telegraphic inquiry, all American
railroad contractor has expressed a
Willingness to accept ali appointment
as assistant chief engineer of the
HankOw Railway on condition that he
is given a five-year contract at s25.-
900 in gold per annum.
The company is considering the
matter. If foreign engineers other
than British are engaged the spirit of
the agreement of the Hongkong loan,
which enabled China TO redeem the
ilankow railroad concession. will be
overriddcn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Y. M. c. A. Ladies' auxiliary.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hanip.
ton Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton will meet in the auditorium to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
ire Insurance
considerably by water, and Others
had their valuables burned.
Created Deal of Excitement

colSlueraDly by water, and others
had their valuables burned.
Created Deal of Excitement.
The turning in of the general alarm
OF fire aroused the entire population
or Old Point, and the people ran to
inc scene of the blaze and watched
the firemen battle with the flames.
While the building was erected for
bachelor quarters, yet there were
four families living in the structure,
tho officers in question beng here
also TO attend the artillery school and
occupying these quarters until the
work on the other buildings will be
finished.
Fire in the Basement.
1t is believed that the fire started
IN the basement. An old box was
found in the basement which showed
that paper had been in it and that
the trash had been burned. An in.
vestigation will probably reveal the
cause of the blaze. The furnaces in
the building had not been started.
The bachelor quarters is a large
brick building of forty rooms, with
baths and all modern conveniences.
and was completed and turned over
to the government last February at
Il cost of 500 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

a spinstcr's romance is always one.
sided
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Your House

Wants painting badly. RANSONE
HARDWARE co.'s paint is the hest.
If
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

No. 1 Maple Oars.
All lengths, at RANSONE HARD.
WARE CO. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
HERE'S SOMETHING

desirable property, Owner will sell at
much less than cost and on attractive
terms.
y desirable home on Mallory ave
nue. Large dwelling of II rooms: bath
rooms, set range. electric lights. fur.
mace, etc. All in excellent condition.
flhe lawn. Lot fronts 50 feet on the
avenue.
S2,6o0 buys very nice home on
hampton river. Good S-room
dwelling with mo0crn convent
cnceS. Good terms can be ar
ranged.
$500 Buys good dwelling ON Locust
street. City water connections.
Terms $500 cash. balance long
time.
Sl5oo buys home on Queen street.
Large lot. SiX-ruom dwelling;
practically new.
SloOO buys Il nice dwelling on Charr,
street. Large lot. 10 foot front.
$4,000 buys nice home on NrwpO;;
News avenue. Large .!wellhg,
) rooms. Lot i0-fo0t front by
200 deep. Easy terms.
$1,000 buys Il desirable home on New.
port News avenue Large
dwelling, comparatively new.
Two lots with a frontage of 50
feet OH the avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
ID S. King St.


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The Brinkley argus., 1906-07-06
wheat Raising iG flsarse
 County.

Down at Holly Grove. sDr. F. w Durv,ns. who has been trying growing wheat for the past two or three years, 1lns found that the Asur producing 'rvsln can 'Se profIsabiy s1ised hsse.
 The Doctor has 26 acres of wheat from which he has thrashed ,eut about 4po bushels of fine gvain. He has a small wheat mill which he Is using to grind up some of his wheat. He says that II every farmer in the. county would put in only two acres of wheat that they could cradle it and handle it by hand and get enough ~heat.to pro- tuce four enough to run them .thro the year.
 The same land that he has been euItivatine in wheat he is replanting Ia psas and in the fall as con as he cuts tho peas he puts in wheat again. By this divsrsiiicaison he gets fully one third more ysid than t the land is given only to wheat culture. -
 The Doctor siso reports that he has one acre oi ahala from which he has 'sasssdy cut Two tons of hay and that he vill get another ton or tvo.
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS.
Warm weather prevails. Ther- moheter stands as high up as into 90.

Warm weather prevails. Ther- moheter stands as high up as into 90.
 Dr.. Js F. Taylor. who has been away'irom H. C. for quite while at Little Rock and Hot Springs, and most of the time not able to'help himself at all, has Improved some. so much so at least, th at he has come back to H. c. ssuch a thing his friends at H. c. never expe cted to sec again. We rejoice 10 sec him back. and that he is able to get about his room on crutches. His son. Waiter. brought his father home and cared for him as a dutispl loving son will do. It speaks words sof honor and praise for Waiter for the kind and tender watch and care he has given his father during his affli ctioes and sufferings. H. C, should be very proud of her honored son. Walter E. Taylor.
 We'll. June Is past again and it has been avery pleasant month for June.
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s1lGl.y MS Dsluhs ta

f. zt el Ft chronicle a.tew Items from this neck of the woods.
 Miss Steele. of DeQueen, has been visiting, In Blackton for the past ten days. the guest of Mrs. W. D. Evan.
 PC. Evsh, oi Clarendon. spent several days.in Hlackton looking after his extensive tafm interest inihls part of the county. -sss VT
 Dr. Miller reports good deal of siolalssslii this vicinity. . - Crops a1oupd Hlaeksan are doing tins since the rain 2 sMsssrs' Gilbert and Weidman have had several car loads oi saw logs Ioaded,at thiS,place lately. The following named parties have |jsone 10 the bay fishing this week: w, J. Peterson and family. T. B. Mathis and tamllys also County Treasurer elect, W. L. Graham and his mother and we are sure they are having nice time.
 pr. Terry. of Bnnkley. came dovr and went to the Bay with the others fishing.
 Fl. Beecher Lewis. state lecture for the Farmers Union. has gone ts johnaons Go. to attend the Count. lUnion of that county. which meets 2 Hartman. In that county. July 9th.
 Rev. Patterson filled his regular ap poiutment at this place Ssnday am Sunday night.
 Stark Oliphant. of Clarendon. at tended church here Sunday.
 Wishing all the field hands success | BLAcxToMAN
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ADalnan tmeoln

was a man who.I against su odds. attained the highest honor a man could get in the United States. Bal lard's Hotel,ound Syrup has attained place. never equaIled by any other like remedy. It isa snrs cure ioI Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. Influenza and sll Pulmonary diseases. Every mother should keep sapplied vith this
 wonderful cough medicine. Sold D, Converse & Brooks.
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Atl Mf I'll.

lnosfs fhat Halasd;s Snow Eintncni has no superior for Rhsumatlsn,. Stiff Joints. Cats. Spfains. Eumbago and all pains. Buy t. 'ity 1t sndf you will always use H. Asgybody who has used Ballard s Snsw Liniment is 2 living pso0 of vhat it does. An wc ask of you is to get a trial bottle. Price 2S. soc and i$i .oO. Sold by Convesss &-6sooks.
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|Dapslss ssaday seAeel Pie-
 nlc.

The eIosious 4th vas the day se- Isctsd by the Baptist Sunday school fcs thels annual picnic day.
 Early in the morning the members of the school began to assemble at the church. Waeons filed with hay. buegies. sssvtes. etc wsrs thers 10 take the crowd dovn b Philadelphia church whore the picnic vas to be held. Pastor J. C. Haris vas captain Of the hosts ss they moved south on the Military road and all who went. report that Il vas ms q the most enjoyable pscnics they ever attended.
 The crowd was congenial in every way and the spirit of fun. frolIc and good fellowship prevailed throughout, the eatissasy-
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wIlllAn's klDMsY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneys? Have you ovcr~orkcd your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and blad. der1 Have you pains in the loins. side back. groins and bladder7 Have YOU a iiaohy appearance of the face. cspeciallv under the eyes2 Too frequent desire to pass urine3 II so Williams Kidney Pills will cuTe you. Sample Free. By mail Sc; cents. Sold by Converse & Brooks.
 WILLIAMS Ms'o Co. props Cleveland. o.
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Ths c,ty Traaslsr.

li t Is hauling ov tranier work of any laHd C sny isn ot'i.s city. night ov day. teams and wagons. or any, shing gstsrthss iine. - are IT when t comes to serving you. Reach us by phone No. 2e-2. -<
 s July $. iso6-t. f. crrr TeAssrrR.
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yOua tIyta

is out q order. You 60 to bed in a bad lumof and get up with a bad taste 10 your mouth. You want something 10 stimuhte your liver. Just try Hesblns. the liver regulator A positive cure for Constipation. Dys- pepsia and aIl liver complaints. Mrs. E.. Ft. Worth. Texas. writes:
 '.Have used Heroine in my family fov yesrs. Words can't express what 1 think about it. Everybody In m, household are happy and we'll and VI ovs it b lesblne. Solt by Coavsrse q 6rooks.
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| Mart ta

of troubles to contend with. spring from torpid liver and blockaded bowels. unless you awaken them to their proper Action wirh pr. king's s New Life Pills; the pleasantost. and most effective cure for Constipation. They prevent Appendicitis snd tone up the system. 25c at all druggists.
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TT tpIual atlIl When iraveling lorg

-11 x-|. ing Is more essential exquisite decorations. work and pleasing colc estries. All such delz periodicals, papers and make the trip to Union Pacific a rare ot 2 tisescsna journey.
 For Mksstysted bod foFnia, rates or any IT.
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RoEBjDcEr:
Roe. J.Iy 4.aoo6'' '

Noe. Puys sN>0@s F vWell tie glorious FourIl has come and gone. It vas a most delightful day. The Rosftes scattered out and vent to- Snsssus places. TheFe we're ouite- ; nunybery II little slsh-fties md p1cnics In soachaof.us.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hal Minnis' nine months old little fellow has been atiine for four weeks. They feel in hopes that he is improvlng some now. Crops are promising. though in some places tco much rain. especially ir the lowest places. MT. Conley, foreman of the handle factory. and family came home frs |cf the week. They had been of about four weeks. Mrs. C. and the two little girls visiting: while Mir c vas soliciting for trade for their han |dks. Our carpenters. Messrs Franzel and Torrents. will soon have neal little five-r0om cottage ready for oc- cupancy IL is being built for MT. Southworth. Hickory timber has begun to be brought in for the handle factory peo- gpe.
 The ilay-makers have had little rest since the rains began. They are at work. however. when the sun shines.
 |; Judge Rose, Of Little Rock, has been out trying the fishing. He and Walker Powell. with some others. were down at the river and lakes one day last week. l tnderstand they found plenty of fish.
 Dr. Thomas. of Clarendon. was over Monday on professional visit.
 Mr. Ferguson vas at Clarendon Monday and Tuesday soliciting for his nursery people.
 Ms. Ed Books little Infant babe vas brought here Monday for inter- ment. It died at Desire where it's grandmother had carried the little fellow at the death of its mother. k Sammy Ferguson came i1'fro1n Brinkley Thursday where he went to spend the Fourth. Y
 :. This is about all the news. so | give you little poem frofa one q my papers. Read It carefully.
 WHAT 1oEs IT MATTsss Ii matters little where [ wasb6rh. Or if my parents were rich or poor; Whether they shrank from fhe cold worlds scorn.
 Orwalked in the pride Of wealth secure;
 But whether live an honest man. And hold my integrity firm in my clutch.
 tell you. my brother. as plain as l can lt matters much! IL matters little how long stay. In world of sorrow. sin and care; Whether In youth am called away, Or live till my bones are pate anc
 bare;
 But whether 1 do the best 1 can
 To soften the weight of diversity.
 touch
 On the faded cheek of my fellow-man
 lt matters much! It matters little where be my grave.
 Or on the land or on the sea. By purling brook or meath storm,
 wave.
 lt matters little or naueht to me; But whether the Angel of Deatf
 comes down 1 And marks my brow with his lovins
 touch.
 AS one that shall wear the victor,
 crown,
 IL matters muchl
 LYcuRcUs.
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'Iuss'J Tssl

'.l vas a loser in q tle vsltla chronic piles s3res until l tried 8u Salve; which turned dI Ing both. Hll not 2 writes \. M. Bruce va. Bsst for old UIc and Wounds. 25c q 1! '
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pDoposfl) allem

That Sscticn 3. of Asl stitution of the State amended 50 q 10 read q
 Article l4. Section 3; sembly shall provide by tho support of commo9 which shalI never exceeo three mills on the doll1f ! property of tho state, per caplta III of one tol Ion eYnfx uale inIiabitan tho a . -cne Ceneysi4 Assem&ly ms authorize scheol distrie of the quah bd xlectols tax not to cxcoed seven in any one year Tor schss 'vided further, that no appropriated ie any oihe any otfer dikirict ihau was leyied.
 The above resolution office of the secretary q 2. 1905.
 Each elsctof may vo0 above amendment.
 Witness my official day of February, l9oo.
 0. C.
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Docause

G4QOo
 1Ile tisl quS 1catlens of lasttng paint, vii. pes1ec blended Ylgmeats and puES 1i1psed oil, aso wit you gct wAe HA3GlfAR PAINT jlsed.
 YGt dO not kmo,0 tho 'ln ready aixed Yosl do not know Inixed paint has bee Hesn1IIar Condensei but . perfect blell 2 You 64d thereto ans pure 11Hseed oil. III tlat you know coall yti thent adulteratisa s "A palnt that alws ysars aAd always III Dsf tO make it sals Hssluaf paint, VI S| lat Ase years or 1 aluasul1lee is bacle III cash and by l&6 Faint HOuse of Gt. | .yepat tl06 0f . tlllr1 z 0E IT fir hsnora6le & anss,e day and leb " 0fag absat paint
 For Salsl l lleIIvllIY m
 Marvel. ]
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lftt's fit to print you vill see x In| the ARcus s,r
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absent from her school for ten days on account of sickness. has improved sufficient 10 return to her school again.
 T. s. Ken will teach for his sister in-law. Miss Alice Mayo. at the Niles school this week, while hAiss Alice recuperatcs.
 "A very fine rain visited this part of th6 countylast Sunday evening while we did otneed rain just now. yet it vas gladly welcomed ss 1t is 50 very hot It would be . blessing if we could est a good rain once | week. buss as vs cant control such things we are sub mission to the supreme ~being who does all things for the best. Mrs. Ada Mayo, of Searcy. and her two children. Miss Fannie and Mastss Bev. are visiting her brother-in-lavs { family, MT. F. C. Mayo and family al |sH. c. at this lime. ri Aias ssf'' ''s' Is H.. [. Kelly left for Seascy las' Monday to attend the National Sun. { t t..I
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pRDPoSfD AllfHDiIl snTvIloaef m sTzI

Notice is hessby givea joint resolution, propodr 10 the State constitutions General Assembly at it's l7o5, and thaa the sans to tho slecaors of the general election. to be tsmbey 3, l9o6. for adop viz.
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 dayschosl convention that Is in ses- sioeat that place since the lst of July. Mrz Kelly. though very young man. Is now and has been for two years. tlfssS Superintendent of the Methodist s. $. at Fl. c. He is an exceptionr ally fine young man. 4s;s.i
 Rsqr. John M. Kerr's court was in ssssion last Tuesday. Nature of the ]. case was vioIationsof Ahe 4iwire fenSe law. slii s' M fs s,s ss.At-z; .sste ..i
 Fne rainfaII for this part of tbs county the last few days has beenixery heavy and doing damage td tho grow ing;crops from the first to the fourth of July. The crops where -weH work ed are very fine. but.25 poscent oi the. cotton is yet in the grass. ~-
 i'll have letter fors.The Boys next tweek. Watch for it,...ss. Tl-s .z H.. C. s ->.-s,-. ----- v. { ! < .FRoMBLAcKToN I " Blaekton, Ark. July 3rd. 1906 EDnoR ARcus:
 Alter two weeks absence. we vii
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lthMbsen mostly cool andsplsasar with cools pleasant nights. {


 Ithasbsen mostly cool andsplsasana wssh eoOl: pleasant nights. <. July came in with thunder and shovers and very hot andasshty.. The, weather prUphets psodict that thsrs wiifbs disastrous drougths ddring the months of July and August. < [. E. Trotter Is on the complainor ! list this week.
 Henry vandyke. who has been quite sick for 2 good long while. hi Ii is reported on the up grade new, we gladly note. !,
 The old shelter in Banks Johnson $ stocksIot. that has stood if the Grecian Bend shape and has been an eye sore 10 the passers by for quite while, fell last Sunday evening. But in falling the crash gave alarm 10 the stock that wore nears everything got out and nothing was caught nor hurt in the fall
 Judge Trico has been surveying land for Mrs. Ella Lambert, al Lam. berton, during the most ptla4 week
 
 Miss Bortha Cooke. who has boon
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s1s.e Rsssasd gssf f1ssess'


 Asewssd Of $25. .oo swtlI .be pait Ifpf any iniornst1on hsdno ktd m& arrest and conviction of any rasty ot parties guilty Of dynamttine fish at any psint on East Lske in sollthen portion |cf alonfoe Eoulbty n (
 This reward is offered atthe instance of citizens of Monroe County who |pupose to co-opsrzte wish asss3Ysea serving this splendid fishing resort for the general pablic.
 ; For the sboverswsfd address EAST LAKE FISHING CLUE. B. Pillow. Pres. Helena. Ark. Albert N. Tanner. Sec'y.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-09-13
Henri and William.

"Don't you love the Lord?''
says the minister to the old lady
at the mourners bench. 81 amt
gotsnothin agin him." says the
old lady. Free silver being gone
the Courier Journal has nothing
against William Jennings Bryan
On occa sons of difference with
Mr.. Bryan it as spoken with
entire candor. Why not the
SAME on occasions of agreement!
The questions in dispute were at
no time personal. They did not
involve the color of his hair or
the cut of his coat. We want no
office, no recognition, no "big
influences" only good govern
ment laid in sound policies from
the horn hook of Democracy, IN
terrified and indebted. We did
not get the latter form OF Mr..
Cleveland. Hence the party
went to pieces. We hope VIC
shall be luckier with Mr.. Bryan.
Anyhow as the boys say, We are
going to "chance llim."-Louis-
vile Courier-J journal.