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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
THREATEN
TO REBUKE
STATING THEY WILL DENoUNcE ANY cANDI-
DATES FOR OFFICE OF BAD CHARACTER

cons or good institution ia this city
We DO contend and inaisl that oniy
candidates shall b. nominated who
have such knowu moFal ehasacteg
a. shall insure municipal decrueJ
should thar b. rlseted 10 office.
No Corporation Candidates.
Accordingly ne earnestly ask
that no nan shall BE- nominated for
any office whatever Who Il under
general aNpici0n u being the So
Iart@t candidate % any public ~
private business corporation AMI
vho In ouasaaeuee u elected would
be lempied through previous poliil.
cal bargaining "a enact legislation
uF administer Law IN the interests 81
TIE few and not 81 the many.
We further ASK that no man shall
b given the nomination for any
afficg whose reputation Ter officiai
honesty Is nos soilsd or whuae
Frpatatlou In private life Is not
above suspicion.
fsiKueal
FLETCHER L. WHARTON.
Chairman.
q r MORRIS.
20 " MlfI.L.
Committee 81 the Methodist Euis.
oopal Ministers. Association"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
STATE NEWS

The sheep men Of Eastern Oregon
and Washington have organized.
City Clerk r. " Sturdevant. o.
Dayton. has reported 20 the secre-
tary Of state that the recent eiec-
ton 10 extend tha limits Of that
city was successful
Gov Mead has returned 70 Clay
Center. Kan viii remain there I'M
I'll Thursday. and will be home Feb
fuary 90
Bellingham Ia planning a carnival
Of roses % be held IN June.
Simon Brooks mist pay the pen
atty with his ufe for the murder
Of Adolph Miller After dellhera-
ton Of less than two hours. the
jury. AZ Vancouver. Wash. returned
a verdict Of guilty in the first de-
gree. rejecting the plea OF insanity
pat forward By Brooks attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
JUMP TRACK

REbDING. Cal. fab a. The
south bound Hauiharu Pacific Haa-
nungef train. Aa. &c. with twg EN-
ginsa. ran Into d huge boulder that
had rolled down the mountain side.
half a mile south ct shasta HpriHFa.
az clock this morning The EN-
Rine crew jumped
10th engines left the track aud
were badly wrecked Engineer Van
NnCtar WAS slightly injured The
rails we're torn az for loo feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
W 4 MEALY
J " TuATc HER
l. N nARnO.
W A RYERsoN
n n COOPER
q 4 GERALD

The foregoing verdict was ~.
turned thla morning by the eorun-
cr's jury impaneied 20 investigate
the cause ~ the resent street car
accident Al Interplay. IN which two
were KILLED aud several injured The
Jury met ia the nonneY Watson
chapel At no o'clock this morniaE.
and returned their verdict At ~ 80
r. W. Hansen. the first witness.
stated thia no thought the car vas
travelling az a higher rate % speed
that safety demanded lie stated
that Molofman Heron undoubtedly
pulled the block lights bat that he
evidently had trouble with them, AZ
he made repeated efforts 10 got the
light befufe be- sounded hia sung
signaling tho conductor that ali vas
veil,
s.menssn Remained.
e. y Gardner. passenger on the
Fort i.aWtan car. aud a memher %
the line eruw. stated that he board
Fl the ear a. seeand and Pine. and
that Mntnrman Enlier asked the
shuls party 90 50 tnnide ca account
u the fok Al aid So except simoa-
son. who stayed uu the ffauf plat
form "a take care 81 the tpois At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
BETS $1,000

J r Brill. proprietor Of the Sum
init bar. al First az aud Stewart #
announced today through several
friends that be had 81 600 10 bet
that John hiplinEer would he elect
cd the naHi mayor " this city
Mt Brill naid be waa willing TO
poal such a wager al even money
So far az known this IL the first
eyidsaee OF betting on the results
OF the coming election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
M'KINLEY NOT
WITH ACTRESS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ~ Dts.
triet Attorney Heney this morning
denied that Horace Mckinley. tn
diried for completely In III. Oregon
iand frauds. has eiopcd With Little
Egypt and Il nov with her In the
orient lie declares that Mckinley
vent % China upon land deal and
that hts actual whwr-uh8utH lra
snowu and be IL under surveillance
Hrney admits that Mckinley had
no trouble Of any nature with his
wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

PRIMARIES

Bmall fights are anticipated IN a
number OF the precincts tomorrow
during the republican precinct pfi-
mafiea. bat u IL generally conceded
that tho bis scrap will come on the
convention floor
AZ tho primaries. which Will be
hold omen from ! o'clock in the aft
ernoon until = o'clock In The even
lug. delegates will be- eieetsd 10 the
convention which 10 to be held Pr
day evening One half Of the men
named al the eaucuasH last hhtufs
day will b. selected % so TO the
convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

william J Bryan has resigned
from the trusteeship % Illinois col
leEe because the board accepted
money from Carnegie and other mll-
liouairea.
Tho desire on the part Of the dele
gates to the Moroccan conference 10
arrive at satisfactory conclusion
remains unchanged despite the a..
aertiOns 70 the contrary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
BACK TO JAIL

Annie Rooney. the oid time Of
fender. wac taken ia BY Ofaeefa
ihhAeH ana HufkuHH yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of drunken.
r0nH Emily Carroll. "a confirmed
dfuhhatd. wac sent 60 jail in com.
pnny with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
CHRISTIAN'SBODY
LIES In STATE

COPENHAGEN. Feb. liking
Christians body waa exposed to
view IN the Chrlatiansburs Palace
church today Il viii lie IN state
three days. and wfIl ha taken Fri.
day 10 R9skiide. where tt will be
buried on Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
PREACHER
MUST PAY

BELLiNGHAM. FEB ta-An.l
consideration b. the board n stiaI
tratlgn selected tD settle a dlspita
over commission for the ale n
some prpefiY between Rev Gs5fg1
g. Nafn"y. pastor Yf flr iisDfIs,
church. and a real estate firm al
board returned O. verdict Tor ha
dealers
The preacher tried 10 avoid nax
inE eDmmlaslan by saying thai IL Il
Newspaper Advertisement had ia
the property
The empress ~ Japan hss sent \
wedding gin - Miss Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
D0WIE FOLLOWER
REFUSES DOCTOR

wAUKEGAN. M. Feb. Il Ea-
tsila smith. principal OF one o. the
Zion schools. died this morning ~ a
result 81 accidental burns while the
elders prayed FOR her recovery She
was following the D0wie creed aud
no physician was called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

The charity fund for W. 4. Phil
lipa. the blind barber whose sad case
has already been published. e. In
creasinE rapidly. A dance will be-
given for his benefit at Leuchi
park tomorrow evening. large
erNwd IL expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

Seattle ministers % the Neiho-
eiAt Episcopal Church have catered
the local political tight. with an
open letter demanding the numina-
tion % nnae bat clean men fag city
offices Yesterday they met and
over the signatures Of a committee
framed a Communication threaten
fng 20 deuounce unsatisfaeofy can
aida;es from their pulplta. II named
In the coming convention This
letter o. warning is as follows
AN opea letter - the managers
% the political parties Ros about
% nominate candidates for city af-
fairs. including mayor
They Are Uneasy.
we hear win some uneasiura
reports about the streets OF a dis.
position On tue part of cur city poll
ticians 70 bring about the nomina-
tton OF candidates for office who
do not fairly represent the moral
sense % the people At large AZ
ministers % religion we DO not Goa
tend for-nor even desire the uomi-
nation o. candidates Who. II elected
would seek to advance the specific
iafavesta % the church against the
specific interests q any other right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

G G. Nay. the convicted bank
Erecksr. has been allowed hls lib
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

The ministers Of Tacoma plan a
mass moating In the Interest OF Law
nd order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

lights snd that somsiinss u re
auired several attempts Ia order 20
throw on the tights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
RECOMMENDS
DOUBLE TRACK
BLAmEs sloeK SIGNALS ron RECENT ACCT.
peHr AND rHGN etVGs ArrLG uLEerRle COMPANY
SOME ADVICE

the Interplay trestie the cat stopped.
and Gardner presumed that Fuller
pulled the lights. but could not
swear To a. lie stated that Fuller
blew the whistle after starting on
the treatle. and that when tho crash
came Fuller attempted To shout q
warning TO the passengers inside.
but without avail.
Conductor q. w. Christie. OF the
Fort t.Hwlon ear. stated that the
liEht Was burning whea hs reached
tho tSratlu. and that they stopped
hong enough 20 allow Fuller 90 pull
them Christie il absolutely posi-
tive that the lights we're pulled by
Fuller
Did Ne, Work.
Conductor Edward Hurley. of the
ballard car. stated that the lights
sere not ON when they reached the
trestle. aud that Heron seemed TO
have considerable trouble In OPP
Grating them, but that after four
or five attempts he gave the
HAFheA 70 20 aHruhs 70 NnfHH
Hurley responded uith two
bells Hurley Was inside the ear
AZ ths time aud could not swear that
Heron surreedea Ga turning On the
lights. but presumed he ga 40
When asked by QUO ~ the Isirymen
N his place Was not ON thu rear
platform when tho ear waa waiting
at a sWith. no admitted that q Ma
Asked az a. Instructions festlrdhE
tho sreed rules u tho Germ pany ia
faxEY weather. Hurley pFaspcaly
admitted that their inatstf titns
we're u make the time. although
not necessarily ~ all cost. flis car
had atwaYs travelled at thu same
rate % speed ia All kinds Of weather
The uulF Instructions resaraihF
foEKY weather Vas 10 altos 40 pas.
nenEerm an the forward piatfasn
with the metnrnan AZ such times
Questioned as u tho hlark lsht-
laE SYSTEM Hurley stated that they
Frequently had trouble with the.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

The total registration for the 4
coming municipal election will e
exceed ~ 900 AZ tho noon hour 4
today there we're more than 4
20 0oa names on the hooks At 4
= that time the crowd Was pack 4
4 ing tho city hail 10 the doors a
u q . ~ i = = aa i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-13

We. the jury. find that the blame
for the collision which occurred on
tho ballard line on February z, ut
of near INTERPLAY. vas due either 20
failure Il Signals u work after be
Ing properly handled or IA mis-.
understanding a. Ia the signals on
the part IT the crew Of the ballard
ear and Ne recommend that the
Seattle Electric company place
double tracks on such lines where
the speed limit IL miles, h "a
cuetud
tsignndl W l.. MEAI.Y
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
SOMETHING BIG IN BRINK.
 LEY.
Over 900 lbs. of Paper in
 One Job Order.

It it may be news and of interest tc many Brinkley people 10 know that while everything else is growing n BrinkIey the printer $ business is grow ing also.
 As an evidence of this growth 2 person has bat to stop in al the Folsom Printery and see the 5 CT 6 busy people and the latest improved machinery and material making things GO from early morning till late evening
 Work that in the past would require d week to turn out is now actually done in one days time. IL is interest ing to think of the changes and i'm provements we have undergone in the past few years. This very week, the Folsom Printery turned out in four days time several hundred copies oi a completed book of 25 pages, printed, bound and pasted covers. This was done besides the regular run cf jot work orders that are always waiting turn in the ARGUS job room.
 ONE JOB REQUIRING 900 LBS. OF PAPER
 c-rocE nrre.E
 Another job booked by the ARGUS for next weeks delivery was one which requires nearly 900 lbs. of papel stock alone to turn it cut. Think O a job requiring 900 lbs. of paper stock Undoubtedly it is the largest job eve done in Monroe county. if not in east ern Arkansas. But why not2-ths ARGUS PRINTERY is undoubtedly one of the best equipped printing offices 1T the south and continues to add new machinery and material to its equip ments. This week it received one of the latest improved Boston wire stappling machines. the finest Of al the stappling machines made-sc it is all the time. If there is any thing good or late going, you car count on getting advantage of it at the ARGUS Printery.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
FROM THE STATE OF
 OKLAHOMA. A Former Monroe County Girl now in Indian
 Country.

Accompanying piece of poetry for publication in the ARGUS this week was the following personal letter.
 Coweta, l. T.. June IS. 1906. Wm. B. Folsom.
 Brinkley. Ark. DEAR MR. FOLSOM:
 It has been quite long while since 1 wrote you, but even the numerous occurrences, in the form of cylones and electrical storms. hasn't banished my Arkansas friends from my thoughts. Do you still read bit of verse" once in while> l won't call this poetry. because it isn't--you know Polindy Cindy is quite a fine girl. as we all know. but she hasn't succeeded in climbing the poetic lad der as yet.
 I enclose an Extra. gotten out by our local paper after our worst storm, i e., the one doing the most damage. We have one every evening aoout 6 0 clock. We hope period of this nature won't appear every year. or we will all be living underground.
 Our town is steadily increasing -of
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

course it is! While we can't seem to see it grow. still it's reasonable It sup pose that if grows, isn't itP Be ieving isn't always seeing. They say you shouldn't turn old sayings around that way but perhaps this will prove an exception.
 When we get to be a state. we will be an awful fine state--that is fine because we are held down to such fine point-just think We were all drinking .UnoH and being merry. gen erally. when they (somebodyl) raised the tax so high. it's out of all reason to even smell anything that looks like Uno. Now you know they ought to know We are plenty able 10 handle Uno.
 Well. Mir. Folsom. tell all my old friends, I'm still alive. and when l see the storm approaching all can think to sayis 70 Lordl Make us thankful for what We are about 10 receive.
 Yours to finish,
 PoLlNpY CiNDY.
 Here the verse. There nothing like the ARGUS. To while away the hours,
 There nothing like it. It tells about the crops. And when we have the showers,
 There $ nothing like it. Of course we've competition
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

Mrs. Jack Mccullough and chil- dren of Clarendon are in the city tie guests of Capt. w. s. Mccullough on East Ash Street.
 Il. N. Strickler: one of those pro- gressive farmers of Woodruff county. who is doing much to push his section. was in the city Wednesday. He says Hunter will entertain the public on July 4th.
 Mrs. Fletcher and daughter. Miss Clara. who has been quite III for sev- eral weeks left last night for lengthy visit to Texas relatives.
 The Brinkley Central Phone office is changing connections pretty frequently these days. Night operator. Miss Edith Tabor. has gone for a ten days vacation. to visit Clar- endon friends. while.
 Misses Minnie Maynard and Nel- lie Folsom came over from Wynne last Saturday. the former to visit her sister, Mrs. James Henderson. and the latter her father. Mack B. Folsom. and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Manly and family. MT. and Mrs. R. M. Hender- son and Miss Carrie Brown spent last Friday on the Bayou fishing. They caught supply of speckled perch for their dinner and supper and had quite an enjoyable days outing.
 Mrs. H. B. Cox. Miss Beatrice Cox and little Miss Nina Ellis came home Tuesday from visit of week with relatives at Holly Grove. Rev. Cox came home Saturday and filled his regular appointment at the Meth odist church Sunday morning and night.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
Come Join Our Club!

We have clubits Savers Club and it's members are all growing little Bank accounts laying aside something for rainy day. ysu join you withdraw any time All to gain nothing to loose. ASK US. . BANK OF BRINKLEY. Brinkley. Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

liiupFD IN CARROTS. Special L1..1.n bills our specially. Ship ments from Perla. Ark. Send inquir- es to P. o Drawer No. 63. st. Louis.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
Forth of July at Hunter.

The peoyIe of Hunter are to com bine the little pot and the big one and enthrtain he general public with a big free dinner on July 4th.
 Hunter and surrounding territory are enjoying most substantial boom and the biz hearted people Of the Queen City of the Prairie will make you have a jolly good time on the 4th.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

Druggist A. D. Brooks Is bacl from visit to Good Springs. Tenn. and Athens. Ala. Much improved ir health.
 Mrs. Jake Lamm has gone to Memphis for prolonged visit to her relatives and friends. She will re- main nntil after the Salinger- Hirscf wedding.
 Mrs. R. B. Mcknight and chil- dren left Sunday morning for theil home in Roscoe, Texas. via Augusta They had been visiting Mrs. White and Miss Lila Simpson. north of the city. also Brinkley relatives. Miss Carrie Mcknight accompanied them and will reside with them in theil Texas home.
 Mir. A. D. Lynch came over las week from Batesville to make fare we'll visit and to pack up for the re moyal. He was to hay: been ac- companied on his return Tuesday by his wife and Mrs. Hessie Cox. but owing to the illness of Mrs. Lynch, they had to postpone going few day: longer. Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Coz are at the home of Mrs. Robert Land
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

-J. B. Dunlap, who has been run hing dray in the city for several years. sold out Tuesday to P. A. Gillespie.
 Masters Clarence and Harold |Rambo left yesterday for visit of sev- |eral weeks with their father. w. B. |Rambo, who is the railroad agent at Ark. -J w. Wade, senior member of |the Brinkley Ice and Bottling Co.,. |vrenched his back last Saturday while helping about the factory and suffered considerably for several days las result.
 John Strong came home Tues day from Fayetteville. where he has been attending the State University. He is employed at the Bank of Brink ley, helping Assistant Cashier A. M. Carter during the vacation Of Cashier Kilpatric.
 Miss Mae Thompson. who will b. agreeably remembered by many Of our young people, having lived here
 several years ago, was guest of Miss Clyde Mitchell for a few hours between trains this week. Miss Macs father, Capt. Sam Thompson was manager of the Bergen-Meehan Slave Go. in this city. They have been living out West for several years.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

cifv Clerk H. L. Brickell was in
 4,n Plant Wednesday. LP. P. Neill, the Clarendon Jew
 was in BrInkley on Tuesday.
 Hof weather effects your eyesight.
 Neill & Blaine the opticians.
 Miss Ewin Smith left Sunday for |rtford. Ark. where she will visit her cle, D. A. Steele. lcol. J. D. Moo'e, supt. of the kansas Midland Ry.. was in the city sdnesday, on business. Miss virgie Folsom came home kt.rday evening from a visit of 2 ] weeks to Bcebe and McCrory. its no trouble to deliver soda water q cream to. you. Call us up- 'ade $. Cafe.
 Little Miss Grace Little a grand ,,yhter of s. c. Toof of Memphis, is the city a guest of Mir. and Mrs. P.
 Foote on South New York Ave. We deliver your cream sodas. , cream and drinks anywhere in , city-Wade $ Cafe. Miss Hazel Gibson. of Hiawatha, .nsas, arrived this week and will Ike her home with her father. H. Gibson in the northern portion of 9 city.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
Harry H. Myers Wins.

On Tuesday at Philadelphia Harry H. Myers, of Little Rock, was elected Vice President of the National League of Republicans Clubs Hon. E. A. McAlpin. of New York, was elected President. Mir Myers now has the same office held by Mir. Sid. B Red ding, who lost out in the contest with Mir. Myers for the backing of the Arkansas delegation.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
Helena District Conference

Convenes at the Methodist church next Thursday. June 2oth at ? clock p. m.
 The opening sermon will be preach ed by Rev. A. T, Galloway. of Wynnei Ark. There will be preaching every day at I and 8 o'clock during the meeting. Everybody is invited to be present at both the public worship and the sessions of the Confercnce. Del egates will begin 10 arrive Wednesday night.
 If it's fit to print you will see il 1T the ARGUS.
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Yours for the BEST
 w. E. HICKMAN.

Which makes us work with vim. But work builds up the system, And he'ps US sing that little hymn,
 There's nothing like it. If mans been snealin horses It tells just how twas done.
 There's nothing like it. If a stork has left a baby. It's a great and only one
 There's nothing like it. And when judgement day surprises us With birthstone hot as fire, The ARGUS man will write piece That'll raise old Satan ire
 There's nothing like it.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

Said BrinkIey citizen-one who contributed several dollars towards keeping down "blind tigers last year, ..I thought the ARGUS published 2 few weeks ago that Mayor Jackson and Marshal Smith had said that the beer clubs must go." confessed that il had and then he said. well. how a. bout it3 There were l3 kegs or barrels of beer come in on one train last week nearly all. addressed to "H- F. C. How about t saya' "ducked'' and told him to just wait and see. that there would be way of getting at such violatcrs. when the of ficers got their hands in.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
pr. f. [. NebstpE, the pain!esS Dentist
 Will be in BfinkIey Next Week.

He is prepared to do all kinds of dental work Painless me.hod used. Don't delay having your N work done.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22

If you have allowed yourself to think that Brinkley is an exceptionally dull town, beg of you to just investigate other points.
 A prominent merchant of Wynne said during the past week. of the busi- ness there, business is dead; nothing doing at all; awfully dull
 Another, Helena business man complained of similar condition there. These points are booze sell ing points, too. it will be well to re- member.
 Brinkley merchants on the other hand. are not complaining very much. The Brinkley Grocery. cur exclusive wholesale house. reports that they are actually doing double the business they anticipated. Their wagons are kept busy from early morn until late at night and they are selling only to our merchants. This in itself shows that Brinkley Is not on the .dull town list. Just look around and in fair impartial way try to find a better town than Brinkley. It will be hard job.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-22
|ll AND PERSONAL NOTES.
s2oo Reward.

!, ss ,aid by me for the arrest ana si
 ser U oe of any person stealing timber oif lcn1n ;OMonroc, Lee and St. Francis Pties' M. GAVIN. Memphis, Tenn.