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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-27
CENTRAL AMERICA AT PEACE.
Armies to Be Withdrawn at Once Under
Terms of the New Treaty.


WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 21.-
American Ministers Merry and Combs
today advised the state department that
Honduras, Guatemala and Salvador Fri
day signed the following six articles of
peace:
Peace established, withdrawal of armies
within three days; disarmament in eight
days.
Exchange of prisoners, the release of po-
Httcal prisoners, genera1 amnesty recon-
mended.
Vigilance of emigrados in order to pre-
vent abuse of asylum.
Commerce to Be Advanced.
To negotiate treaty of friendship, com
merce and navigation within two months
Any difficulties over treaty and all future
concrete complaints between the three
countries shall be submitted to arbitration
by the President of the United States and
the President of Mexico.
This treaty made with the moral sane
ton of the mediating nations and others
assisting at the conference, namely Costa
Rica and Nicaragua.
New Cabinet in Venezuela.
CARACAS, July 21.-President Cas-
tro has appointed a new cabinet, as fol
lows:
Minister of foreign affairs. Dr. Jose de
war, Cen Manuel S. Araujo; development,
]. NJ. Herrera lrigoyen; public works, Juan
Casanova; instruction, DR.. Laureano Vii
laneuva; interior, DR.. Julio Torres Cardenas.
Gomez Men Are Ousted.
The new Venezuelan cabinet succeed
ed the ministry appointed by Vice Presi-
dent Gomez during his temporary occu-
pancy of the presidency.
The new minister of the interior, DR..
Cardenas is the former private score
tary of President Castro, and DIR. Paul
was foreign minister under Gomez. The
other ministers are new members of the
ca hinnt
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-27
Wanted Help.

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nosha, Wis.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-27
Interested with Alexander Mitchell.

After Mr.. Sage retired from Congress
in 1856, he assisted in the reorganization
of the old La Crosse road into the Mil
waukee x st. Paul, and subsequently be-
came its president. When the late Alex
ander Mitchell came in as president Mr..
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-08
TSUMMERfIFn, S3 MMJIIN sL
 nfNPHIS. HIM.
MGMPHlS. TENN.

the city. A portion of these were chil-
 dren and they were all seated @on a
 specially constructed platform and grouped about the fine pipe organ and full orchestra center. To describe the
 real grandeur of the music made by this great band. organ and 200 voices, Is an impossible task for me. ] heard many who have been in the rounds and have had opportunity to hear the real good things in this line, say that this was the very finest they had ever heard Good for Arkansas. Good for Jonesboro and its great gathering of Christian workers. Why shouldn they have the besta
 But to the association. We. from Brinkley, as we boarded the north
 bound Cotton Belt train Tuesday after noon, found a coach full of workers from tn. south, bound for the Associa- 1 tion. Arriving here we were met by I a reception committee and assigned l to our respective stopping places. The evening session of the Asso-
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--L. A. Baker, the Zent saw mill man, was business visitor in Brink ley Wednesday.
 Rev. T. J. Brickell has been kept at home for several days by protracted fever.
 Robert Hurst came home Tues day night from three weeks visit to Mount Vernan, III.
 Within the past few weeks. two af the greatest catasrophies have oc- cured that are recorded modern@his- tory, causing the destruction of more property and the less of more lives than some of the late wars. They have been discussed by the entire world, have caused scientists to be- gin new studies and to deke deeper in- to the my stories of nature. Have brought forth the prayers of entire Christendom and solicited the synp- athies and aid of the entire world. The two events are the eruption of Vesuvius and the Earthquake of San Francisco. By the aid of the camera, scenes connected with the San Fran cisco Earthquake and the confIagration that followed have been preserved. Every detailhas been caught and held. The reeling walls, the falling buildings, the wrecking of streets and avenues are all shownfrom start to finish. The matchless pictures of the San Fran cisco Earthquake and the great fire will be on display at Blacks Opera House Wednesday night June l3.
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HalbrOok- Dickson.

MT. William Everett Halbrook and Miss Minnie Lodusky Dickson were pronounced husband and wife by Rev. | H. B. Cox at fifteen minutes after eleven clock Thursday morning in the Methodist church.
 As the prelude to the wedding
 march, Miss Francis Brown sang 70
 Perfect Love. at the close of which Mrs. Luther A. Waddell began the wedding march. The ushers, Messrs Ruel Henderson. Walter Brown, c. IF. Banner and Frank Folsom were the first to enter. taking their places by the chancel rail-
 The bride and groom entered unat- tended and stopping in front of the chancel were met hy Rev. Cox who performed the ceremony. A company of perhaps two or three hundred persons witnessed the wed- ding. The decorations consisted of palms. ferns and bouquets of variety of flowers placed appropriately within the chanccl rails
 The bride was one of Brinkley s most worthy young ladies whose use fulnessin educational and active church work rendered her jewel of great price in the community. She was
 educated at Galloway College. at
 Searcy, and the Peabody, at Nashville.
 The groom is christian gentleman
 of sterling worth and an educator with promising future.
 Mir. and Mrs. Halbrook left on the
 noon Rock Island train for Hot Springs. After the visit in the Vapor they will
 be at home at Choctaw, Ark.
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ciation Tuesday was the occasion of welcome addresses and the greetings from the city of Jonssboro and the churches and schools were most cheering and cordial This, together with the grand and soul stirring music heretofore referred to. prepared the great assem5lage gathered in the big building, to enjoy the literary and spiritual feast in the address by Marion I .awrence of Toledo, Ohio. MT. Lawrence is known of by nearly every Sunday School worker in the world. His "Ask Marion Lawrence column in that splendid paper, 1.-The Sunday School Times has lie his name an everyday name in Sunday School circles.
 MT. Lawrencs's address on this, the first session, was on the World wide Sunday School movement thro , telescope. For one hour he told of the great work being accomplished throughout the world by this world wide Sunday school movement. How much it is doing to bring 10 pass ? grand union of all the Christian forces in taking the world for Christ and the Church. Notwithstanding that the Ib:g auditorium was literally packed with people (hundreds upon hundrecs were turned away unable to get in and MT. Lawrence was the last speaker oi ths evening, there was not tired per
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son present when he finished his hours speech, so pleasing was he as speak CT and entertainer.
 The Sunrise prayer meetings held each morning at o'clock are a de- lightful source of spiritual inspiration, but as for that every session Of the association is glorious revival ser vice in itself.
 Every feature and phrase of the Sunday school work is being studied and the five hundred Sunday school workers present are each getting and giving" in the daily and nightly ses- sions of the Association.
 There are present from Brinkley, Mrs. Wm. B. Folsom, Miss Blanche McCreight, Rev. J. c. Harris and the writer We have time and again wished that every Sunoay Schooi worker in Brinkley could be here ard enjoy and profit by this great associs : ton.
 sincerely hope that at the next mee'ine of the Arkansas Sunday
 
 school Association, that Brinkley will, like Pine Bluff and other leading towEs have done this year. send delegation of 20 or 25. That the variors churches of our city will be represer : cd in the delegation.
 WM. B. FOLSOM.
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[r.- Sale.--l bedstead. springs. [,sss. | chiffonier and one wash 6, all. almost new. Very reason, ] Apply at ARGUS office. [william Manning was over from I.ey Saturday on business visit. [r J. Mckinney and son. of Mar were in Brinkley Tuesday. uensley Carter, of Memphis. Is u,est of his sister, Mrs. T. L. Ekell.
 Mrs. Hattie Miller. Depot Agent postelle, is in the city visiting her Euts, MT. and Mrs. Bud Wallace Percy SchoIe m is at home from  be Rock where he has been attend |tbe A. & M. College. Miss Blanche McCreight went to esboro Tuesday to attend the l, Sunday school Convention.
 -Hon. C. F. Greenlee spent the
 of this week in Hot Springs, at ling the Democratic State Con- lion.
 Sam Lang, one of Clarendon $
 known citizens, was the guest of chant Henry Wolf in this city day.
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Lost: Stick pin; leaf shape, set with pearls and one ruby; liberal re- ward for return to ARGUS office.

Lost: Stick pin; leaf shape, set with pearls and one ruby; liberal re- ward for return to ARGUS office.
 LOST FOB Reward: "A watch fob with gold locket. crescent and star. lost between P. O. and Bank |of Brinkley. Finder will please return to Bank of Brinkley and receive re- ward.
 -Col. John D. Moore, the clever superintendent of the Arkansas Mid land road. was in Brinkley Monday.
 Mrs. E. D. Pillow and daughter, Miss Camille. were in this city Mon- day en route to their home in Helena from a visit to Hot Springs.
 Jay Wheelock, one on Claren- don $ entevprising citizens. was in this sctiy Monday on business mission. - eT =
 Mrs. James H. Stack, of Walnut k Lake community, in Lee county, was in the city Thursday shopping.
 Miss Elma Berry, of Blakely. was In the city this week visiting friends, tle guest of Miss Kicie Simmons.
 Mir. Chedister, a well known citizen Of Clarendon, was in this city Tuesday. He was on his way to Hot Springs for the benefit of his health.
 Fred A. Daur. the popular Hel- ena tailor. was in BrinkleY Tuesday and "Wednesday shaking hands with friends and looking after business interests.
 Rev. U. w. Dunn, of Memphis, assisted by MT Howell, Is conducting revival at the Presbyterian church. The first service was held Tuesday night.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-06-08
Your Summer Vacation.

can be pleasantly spent at Waukesha, Waupaca, FFifield, or at one of the other hundred resorts reached via Wisconsin Central Railway. Write for beautifully illustrated Summer Book, which tells you how, when and where to go. and how much it will cost. Free on application to JAS. C POND, c. P. A.. Wisconsin Central By Milwaukee, Wis.
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Merchandise Auction Sale.

Remember the Auction Sale cf Merchandise at the Broken Dollar Store Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
 You get whatever you want AT YOUR OWN PRICE. The greatest merchaE-- disc event ever attempted in Brinkley
 c. H. ANDRAE s
 Broken Dollar Store  If it's fit to print you will see it in the ARGUS.
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GREAT MEETING.
GREAT MEETING. The Arkansas Sunday School Meeting at Jones' boro, the Greatest ever held in Ark
 ansas.

Jonesboro. Ark. June, z, l9o6.. DEAR ARGUS:
 Only one time in my life have ever heard music so sweet, so grand and soul inspiring as heard last night at the First Methodist church in this city. at the opening session of the Ark ansas Sunday School Association. That ONE time refer to was about year ago at Salt Lake City. Utah, when heard the choir of 500 trained voices accompanying the pipe organ, st the Great Mormon tabernacle, Even then do not think that it was as sweet and grand as what we were per- mitted to enjoy last night. Prof. My CTS, of Chicago, one of the leading chorus leaders and choir masters ef the entire west. was sent to Jonesboro some days ago to organize a special choir for the occasion. This he did by selecting 200 of the finest voices in
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All of the up stairs. over the Eus office for rent to good tenant. Ny at ARGUS office. |J W. Lair, of Holly Grove, was brinkley Tuesday. |~Garland LaBellc is at home from bding the A. B. M. College tn De Rock.
 F Mrs. Jno. w. Pope visited her kr, Mrs. N. N. Cain. in Cotton ft Sunday Miss Carrie Mcknight arrived in hkley last Saturday from Scarcy Ire she has been student in Gallo College.
 Miss Vesta Singleton is at home b Searcy where she has been at. ling Galloway College.
 Miss Bessie Hooper, of Claren.
 was in the city Thursday. to at ] the Halbrook- Dickson marriage
 Miss Corinne Gwynn was ovel h Forrest City attending the mar ke of Miss Minnie Dickson to Mir
 E. Halbrook.
 Mrs. Todd Henderson and chil D, of Dark Corner. were in the cit, Prsday, visiting relatives and to at E the Halbrook- Dickson wedding
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

pr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind bleeding. ulcerated and itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once. acts as poultice, gives in stead relief. Dr. Williams Indian Fi'e Ointment is prepared Tor Piles and Itciing of the private parts Sold by Conve rsc and Brooks, by mail for soc and Sl.00.
 WILLIAMS M'r'c Co, props, Cleveland O..
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 E. M. Thicksten. the clever man. ager of the Wheetly Spoke Co.,, was in BrinkIey Wednesday on business mission.
 HI. Alfrey, the leading heading factory man of the south, was in the city Sunday visiting his daughters, Mesdames ]. w. Ross and F. w. Hurley.
 Druggist Willis Myers came home Saturday from pleasure visit Of several days with friends and tela- lives in Iowa.
 Miss Josephine Holtzclaw return ed Monday to her home in Poplar Grove after spending few days with friends. the guest of Miss Elma Hud- son.
 70. T. Crawford's great moving picture show. presenting realistic scenes ot the San Francisco disaster, will be at Blacks Opera House We'd nesday night June l3. ] w. R. Cain, the Sheriff elect of
 
 l Woodruff county. was through this city Sunday evening en route to Hot Springs. He was one of the delegates to the state convention which convened in the vapor City Monday. -Reul Henderson came home 1 "Wednesday morning from Conwa, where he has been attending Hendrix College. His mother. Mrs. R. M Henderson who attended the com mencement. came home with him.
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|lI AND PERSONAL NOTES.
s2oO Reward.

.., oe paia of any person stealing timber olI Pction Q, Manroe - Lee and St. Francis |ties. M. GAVIN. Memphis, Tenn.
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pr. F. r. Webstel, the palnIess Dentist,
 VIII be in BrinkIey Next Week.

He is prepared to do all kinds of dental work Painless method used. Don't delay having your work done.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
BOY CHARGED WITH MURDER
Young Bandit Is Bound over
For Trial.

Prosser. Wash, Nov. 8. The
preliminary hearing Of Robert Baker.
the Kennewick bandit, was held yes
terday He was charged with murder
In the first degree for shooting Marsh
al Mike Glover aud was held without
bail. Barker pleaded not guilty 10
shooting Glover saying he only shot
at Sheriff Mcneil. Several witne
SEES testified he was shooting Ia the
direction Of Glover and that be shot
at all the officers a woman who
lived In tent near tho scene of
the shooting testified he said after
the shooting rs be was running away
he would kill all 81 them yet.
Barker had no attorney. Asked il
he had any defense to make. he said
he would say what he had 70 SAY 70
the superior court. sheriff AcNeiIl,
who knows more about the shooting
than anyone, was not able 70 be pres.
ent. He Is still confined 70 bed.
The wound In his stomach Is very
SLOW In healing but he Is In no dan
ger.
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Is Elected
.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. s.-The major
ity of Governor Gooding In the state
stands at about 5000. In Mormon
dom he ran with the rest Of the state
ticket, but In the southwest he ran
behind. In this county he lost by
600, while French for congress car
ried the county by 1877. 1t Ia possible
that the majority ON the state ticket
he will run 5000 more than the gov
ernor. Landson for secretary Of state
was badly cut in some of the southern
counties, but not enough TO prevent
his election. He is under arrest for
embezzlementof public funds Of Wash.
ington county. His opponent carried
Ada county by 63T. The state ticket
generally had about 100, though the
figures varied. In Washington county
Galloway beat Landson 500 and the
rest OF the state ticket got 500, ex-
eept Stoc1slager, who got 1000.
Returns have been very slow In
coming from the south, but the ma
iorities are pretty we'll known. The
following shows the majoFities for
the entire state on governor:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
GOODING RUNS
BEHIND TICKET
Governor
Majority
by Small

baugh 1863; Gooding 2a29, Stock
Slayer 1854; Burrill 24a0, Chaplin
146I, Lansdon 2Oo4, Galloway 1911.
Bragaw 1890, Bennett 1895, Hastings
alA3, Morris 1854, Guheen a2s7.
Paine zoos, Chamberlain 2aa5,
French 142I, Bell 2as0. Gerietz
lA64, Stewart 200A, Downing 1916.
The maiorlties on the county tick.
ct are: Senate Truitt, republican,
A36; legislature, Weeasls, republican,
col; legislature, Mullaley, republi.
an, 442; Jones, republican, $40;
sheriff, Keane, democrat, 22o; audi,
tor, Ramstedt, republican, III; asses.
sor, Gemmil, republican, 500, supar-
intendent Of schools, hayden, ropubr
lican, 0l6. Steele, $50.
sHosHoNE FOR sToCKsLAGER.
Wallace, Idaho, Nov, Returns
from nearly every precinct III sho-
shone county, most Of them complete.
give these majorities:
French, 470. Ssockslager, 100.
Wood, democrat, for Judge, SEQ; re-.
publican county ticket, 500 to 400;
republican Legislative ticket. three
Representatives and one senator, loo
To 40oi democrats elect treasurer;
assessor is In doubt, probably repub.
lican.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
HE PASSES BOGUS BILLS
Restaurant Keeper Is Victim
OF Crook.

On election day well dressed
stranger appeared In the city aud
dropped ia at the Banquet restaurant,
conducted by Chas. Helm, and ate din.
ner. When he had finished his meal
he rendered a ten dollar bill IN pay.
ment for the meal, and while Mrs.
Helm, who was acting as cashier was
doubtful as TO the genuineness OF che
money she accepted Il and made the
necessary change. returning the man
1915 Being doubtful abe took the
note 10 the Occur d'Alene Bank A
Trust company where Mr. Totten.
the cashier, iinmediasly pronuonCd IL
counterfeit.
The bin was one 81 those issued
during the Wild eat days aud was
etamped with the name Of the Mer
chants & Planters bank 81 Georgia,
and WIS the old state bank currency
The counterfeiter had taken two o. the
bills aud pasted them together max
iug both sides alike. He had tried
10 pass one on the bartender at the
Coney Island buffet but he detected
the counterfit and refused Il.
The stranger who passed the pill
was well dressed man about 40
years q age. smooth shayen and car
ried one arm In sling After pas
sing the bill at the restaurant be dis
sappeared aud has not been seen since.
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The republicans have II senators.
Lewiston, Ida, Nov. 8. Thirty
one out of 80 precincts In Nez Perce
county give Governor Goodiug a ma.
jority Of $50. Tie entire republican
state, legislative and county ticket
il elected by safe majorities, except
ing sheriff, county attorney aud
county commissioner. The precincts
20 be heard from can not do more
than change the maiorities slightly.
Returns from 81 precincts follow
CongressmaH-French. republican
2ls5; HattabsuRh. democrat. 1864.
Communicating, republican.
2699; Stockslager, democrat. 1919.
Recommendations, republican.
2215; Morris, democrat, 2O19.
The remainder Of the state ticket
Is In about the same ratio.
State senator-Waldrol, republi
can, 432 majority.
Legislator Bailey, 200 majority :
Smith. 253; Miles. 23o; Brooks. 33A
Anderson. 37s; all republican,.
LATAH FOR GooDING.
Moscow, Idaho. Nov. s.-Latah
county gives the state ticket the fol
A9aing vote: French 2531. Hatta.
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NEVADA DEMOCRATS.

Reno, New, Nov. s.-Almost
complete returns from the larger pre-
encts of the state show a sweeping
democratic victory. Bartlett, demo.
crat, for congress, will defeat Smith,
republican, by 1000, and Sparks,
democrat incumbent governor, will
defeat Mitchell by about the same.
The leisglature will be close but a
majority of the holdover senator's.
who will vote for United States sena
tor two years from now, will be re-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

The Legislative situation stands 40
republicans 60 20 democrats. II
Kootenai gives the republicans four
they will be added TO that figure,
while they stand TO lose one in 6ho
shone and TO gain one in Lemhi.
Following is the lineup
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

Mise Elizabeth Feeny has returned
TO the city after spending few days
ON her homestead near the head OF
navigation on St. doe river.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

received, however, to make certain
the election Of the entire state ticket
and of go to 20 of the 100 members Of
the Legislature, insuring the election
of a Legislature, of a republican to
succeed United States Senator Patter-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

Miss Edna Arnquist has accepted
a position with the Interstate Tele-
phone company. As manager o. their
station al St. Mnries.
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KANSAS DOUBTFUL.

Topeka, KAN, Nov. s-The re-
election of Governor E. w. Hoch, re
publican, seems responsbly certain,
although the democratic commit ee
still claims the state for William A.
Harris by a plurality Of 3, 800.
According to figures received by
the republican committee, 81 coun
ties out of los give Hoch a plurality
Of 1850. The democrats claim that
their figures on the same counties
give Harris a plurality OF nearly 1000
and that the the Official returns will
give him over 5000. The eight coun-
ties still missing are in the western
part of the state. The republican
figures are partially confirmed by
special press dispatches.
Aside from the head of the ticket,
there is no question as to the cleo
ton Of the entire republican state
ticket.
The democrats make big ganis in
TIE lower house Of the legislature but
that body will still be Overwhelming
republican and a member of the dem
olnating party will be elected United
states senator to succeed A. W. Ben.
%, who himself is a candidate for
reelection.
HoSIER STATE REPUBLICAN.
indianapolis, Nov. s.-Accor1ing
% ne latest returns received through
state, Indiana went abos
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
IN WYOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov s. - Repub-
lican majorities for congressman Mon
dell and ell state candidates are from
5000 to 5000. Governor Brooks is
running ahead of the ticket, and has
carried every county but Fremont,
the home Of he democratic candidate,
Keister. The democrats will not
have more than five members in the
legislature, and reelection of Senator
Warren is assured
RETURNS FROM HAWAII.
Honolulu, Nov. THE election
returns so far as received indicate
the reelection Of j. X. Kalanianiaole,
republican, as delegate to conrgess by
an increased majority.
The territorial Legislature will be
republican. The local republican
ticket has been defeated with the exc
ception of A. NJ. Browne. who Is
elected sheriff by a majority Of 10
over G. p IaCkea, his democratic OPP
ponent,