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FOR RENT-Large. cool, nicely furnished
room private bath; - per week. s34 n
-. Nv. mNI4-af
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Musical.

WANTED-The addresses Of those in-erested
IN piano or violin instruction. Address BOX
sso, Times once. unylI-st
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Wanted-Caterer.

wAANTED-Caterer for fine dining room. 1914
18th St NV. uvq-7t
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T,iy1hsi7 1AiEso4 cash certificate: good on a.,
sIs Tfunes of1,e. MAKE oner- Address BOX
- rnN1A-
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Dancing.

Dancing.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS &c: C1,aT-
anteed waltz. two-step. fve lessons; class. 81
month, special rates club; plano z5c; quick
mod. method. Address, with stamped en-
yeloPe, BOX 50. Times Office myI4-6t
LARGEST AND COOLEST Hall. IN
THE CITY, ELECTRIC FANS
OPEN ALL SUMMER
THE ORDWAYS, lsl nth ST. n w-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
ing: beginners class. 7;3o; advanced. $50
Lady assistants; six lessons. 81. Private
Lessons by appointment. Hall for rent.
apls-sN PROF CHAS. NJ wYNDHAM
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LOCAL MENTION.

Brown & Tolson, Aucts., 1909 H st. NV.
Furniture sale, Tuesday. May Is. 10 a. m
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VA. Y MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper-
hanger; reliable prompt, cheap; legal guar
Iree samples and estimate. Main store Goa
Fennsy Nanla ave. Sc. telephone East ia r
or following agencies: De Maine & co S5OI
At NV. Edlavitch's store, Bowie AId !.
70 Monroe st. Anacostia. Fowler's store
congress Heights, 607 New York ave. my
1ZS0 r ST. Sc. Conaway-s store laurel Ma !.
General Store. Glendale; PostofRce Colonial
Beach, Va. Rogers & Farden HyattsvIIIe
Nd; Shaw's Stp-e TwiniuE CIV So,
agency. just established. Lloyd's store. sea
pfoohci No myil-7t
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FOR OR, REINT-Furnished room. sl4 9Th st. NV
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For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR sALE-A gasoIsne Loco runabout, with
accessories SlIs. So = 81 ne. my12-st
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM S25 UP
HALLWOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARAN ANTEED; exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS. We sch Second hand
Cash Registers OF all kinds cheaper and in
better condition than any dealer
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
Oh NINTH STREET y. W
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r-DJl, OaI "a. Sapgzaya and Cuban as,b.I,-
18th NV Attorney 6l5
myis-1t
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FOR RENT-Furnished, large. desIra5 5IT
second story front room. 9T Va ave sw
my14-3t
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10 EOk SAI-E-F52 certificate on KirnbaI7 49,
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FOR SALE-Lagnch Is feet lonr. -
Pa ave. Sc Appiy 14zA
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l.,,ii, OH SAl-E-slate. brick and all DaTf. -
olildlhgs LOHh WRECKING AM SoNSyN
sIRCCTION CO. 115 Ist 81 sw 49, ~ =.
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Dentistry.

CUT RATE DENTISTRY. THIS WEEK q
. SIT OF TEETH. S3-75- Gold Crown. forT9arr'
" $40. now 50. Filings, soc All consuita-
tlons and extracting absolutely free ARMy
AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORS. COR TT5
AND SIS NV. Entrance $50 + st Pbo5+
Main 4524-M ara66 '4e sS.
DIR. c. VAUGHAN'S
PRIVATE DENTAL OFFICES
10l2 St y. w
Better Dentistry for Less Money
my7-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting-
10 pain; look, feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made norman
painless hlling. DIR. J. L. WILSON. 1908 =
st. NV. any a0+
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-Ser
OF teeth, 50 up; gold crowns. IS uD; gold
filings. 81 up; silver filings 50c up. work
guaranteed; no pain. DR. GEO / FIN
MONDS. $40 81 NV ap27-3Ot
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For Kent
FurnIsAe7 Rooms.

FOR RENT-Two large 'front.' rooms; sum
Nv pI-ces blo 9TH st NV myl4-3t
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PIANOS, $3.50 UP.

You can buy a square piano for almost
nothing during our great annual clearing
sale stein Piano. $50: Gilbert Piano SIS:
Haiiet & Davis Piano. so; Chickering Pi=za
SIS Easy weekly or monthly payments.
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Ott sALE-High grade upright piano $40
- my1s-2r
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FOft SAL.E-Oak bedroom suites. So: creSI@
-, orass bed, {ss iron beds s. 20: hair 49,
-. Sivs cost 500 kimbau piano STs.
NaFcfcoes, bookcases. pillows chairs taf,ies'
iAIEe bedroom suite. SIs: cost SIS. ricf,irs'-'
SLgte contents Of army officers resIdencs
SlLe1el away CAPT. A y. ORNDORF. szS
---- - NV UrIa-1F
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When You Get Royal PIsen"
you get fuIl value for your money. Elk
pensively brewed but sold at the price o
ordinary light beer. Abner Drury Brew. @
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Miscellaneous.

OLD carpets woven into handsome reyer-
siole rugs Telephone East 55I N, NON
PAREIL. 123 9Th st. myi4-2t
THE ELITE CHINESE CAFE 4Os 18th G.
NV New management, with great improve
ment- Drop in: you VIII md the best
service; also private room for ladies' Omen
from II N. 10 40 a m Phone 4544-M
my12-7t
A-oLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO an. ar,
rugs only weaving concern here. WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. s31 5th st. NV Pbone
LET Us ESTIMATE on cleaning ana -~iut-
ing UP your stone and brick work: make
your house look bran new. Call phone or
write, PULLMAN. DANITT CO. 14I3 G St
NV rnyq-7f
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FOR sALE-Ice box. suitable for grocery.
hotel or lUnchroom, made by G Y HiiI.
slightly used See HOPWOOD. sth anG K
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FOR RENT-Furnished room $, with board
ll20 y. Y. ave, NV my1F-st
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson. AUcts.. .14O9 II st. NV.
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Wanted-Boarders.

WANTED-One boarder; nicely furnish,
haH room with good board. 81 per week 10
22d 81. nv. \,
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FOR SAI-E-Ice boxes made to order for
grocery use there Is a difference between a.
ocN made by a tinker and a mechanic II
you want the good kind see HOPWOOD, sth
and K --,T5 ?.
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FOR sALE-NatiozaI Cash Register. ss5. See
HOPWOOD. sth and K r.vTssr
FOX SALE-Two coffee urns. 20 lunchroorn
tables. conee urns. counters 3 meat
blocks. one three opening milk can So
HOPWOD. Sth and K ,rnvfz-Sr
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Wall Paper.

WE'LL DO IT NOW. Painting and paDer
hanging. J. H. BECKWITH. SOC + st ne
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Help Nanted-MaIe.


wANTED-Baker Can at I46 Center Mar
ket or 5l6 % ST. NV. myiz-3t
WANTED-An apprentice compositor in an
eight-hour ONCE; one with experience In lob
work preferred Address BOX All. Times
Office. II
wANTED-Colored boy with bicycle. I7s7
DeSales ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-Boy. aged about H. to work at
factory. 1910 st. NV. II
WANTED-Strong white boy. about Is years
old Apply as 10th ST. NV. It
WANTED-Men and boys to learn plumbing
plastering, bricklaying; special offer life
scholarship. $50; easy payments: position and
union card guaranteed: free catalogue.
COYNE BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS. New
York, Chicago, St Louis. usy14-tf
WANTED-Good experienced white waiter
81 so per week $50 Pa. ave. NV myl4-2t
wANTED-Boy in sign shop. GARNER, 72l
1ith ST. NV. II
ANY Intelligent person may earn $40 TO $50
monthly at home in spare time corresponding
for newspapers: canvassing; experience
unnecessary; send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport. n. Y. myI4-9Ot
WANTED-Good colored porter; only sober
and industrious men need apply. Applv
BYRON s ADAMS. 5l2 IIth st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Tinner with about two or three
years experience l666 sth st NV. II
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Wilson & Mayors, Auctioneers.
Sell anything. 1927 and 1923 C st.
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Rooms and Board.

FOR RENT-Larsi rooms. furnished win
board s. per week, private family 4sl SIR
st. nv NIL ?.
SINGLE and double rooms. home cooking.
terms reasonable. ll6 Nd ave. ne the cool
est ana healthiest place in city. II
ROOM, furnished or unf1rnIshed: board N
desired. 704 Que 81. NV. nyl4 IL
OPPOSITE Congressional library. - FaSt
Capitol. furnished rooms and board. s. per
week rn,-Ts-sr
FOR REST-Furnished rooms. with or With
out board. home cooking. so4 II 81. NV
my1s-3t
SINGLE room; home table; central location
refined home, 90 X 81. NV. unyIs-3t
CENTRALLY located. furnished front rooms
with good board. and plenty OF ii. 81 week
- n 81 nv nlylsst
$50 MARYLAND AVE NE.-Iarge fro5t
nom; elegantly furnished: reasonable.
rryi2-St
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th and
New York ave, overlooking White House
FtTst-class family hotel; double rooms. SS5
up; single room. - per month: cool board:
trensients, 81 per day and up. apsa-l5t
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storage.

STORAGE. 75c per load. sO2 x st. NV.
myI2-3t
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For Sale-BicyCleS.

ford tires and coaster brake. in good Cundf
ton Call at S29 Sth st. ne, after pm
my12-3t
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s'eg sOR RENT-second floor. unfurnished: heat
80 9l9 "a ST nv. myl4-5t
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r OK sALE-USED PIANOS-
ANAbE small Grand trenaodeIedl- every
.e4A4As part new Regular $50 in
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FOR RENT-Front room in apartment; sec.
0hH moor southern exposure. p Tie Ro-
land. I'd and Nd. ave ne n
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- = ptlsht. large size; maEnia-
SI SeIl nlthog gany case latest design care
kNABE Uprigh medium Size, r,,aboyzi,,t. -
r-ses Splendld tone Was $500 Now SsO9
A-NABE Flano, large size. MAGNIFICENT
IDsS" - 80 case IN excellent condition
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FOR RENT-Unfurnlshed three - -
rooms; east. west. south windows. can So,
day or after Z ,. m Wednesdays 250g l7rb
St NV. reason able. MIA 81
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-whlts girl for general houseworIS
ll32 10th st. NV myI4-st
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms To-
light housekeeping; cheap. 70s 81. sw.
myiS-3t
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YOUNG widow IN ONCE desires to rent fur
nished room IN nat on heights OF Georvefovyn
Address BOX 49, Times Office pvIa q,
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Lightning rods, J. H. Kuehling. SOP 12th st.
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FOR RENT-Columbia Heights. 10 gentle
men, large south front room with or WITH
out board lz25 Girard St mv14-2t
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FOR RENT-I303 Sth St NV. two Iarre se~-
ond floor rooms: completely ftfrnfshed .
ho1sekeeping; SIS per month II
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FOR RENT-fwo rooms comfortably FUR.
nished Tor housekeeping: $3.50 per week 102,
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FOR kENT-Two large rooms. second floor
y 81. ne. -. -
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms: ugbt
housekeeping; 10 adults 30 I'd ST Sc Can
,. m ar
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JESSE r HENCH Upright Piano. nnaguih-
cent mahogany case Was go So 80,
: .l-.- al : n q BARNES mahogany case used
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Country Board.

WANTED-Few adult boarders IN the noun
tains, six miles from Markham, Va; delight
ful air. daily mail. etc. fruit: excellent
taole MRS. c NJ MAIN, Hume, Fau-
quier county. Va. nnyIaT =
PRIVATE FAMILY will take a married
couple or two gentlemen to board for the
summer; good table; very desirable location.
ADDRESS BOX 57S. Times once nnyi2-3.
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Help Wanted-Male.

W W An NIED-Colored man 20 act as agent for
" ashlnston and vicinity 10 sell toilet goods:
IN IN ust carry large stock OF goods and do
ssaLlpilhg and circular advertising; fine chance
1Ol Ilsht party 10 build up permanent busi-
llrSs, references and $50 bonus required 70
parity cover cost OF goods supplied can On
a X BALLINGER, National Hotel Tues
day. 10 TO IL a Tn ~
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New Dental Firm.

Dr.. M. r. Stimson, the well known
Brinkley dentist has taken in as a
partner in his business, DR.. O. B. Ir-
van, Of Batesville. DR.. Irvan is a
graduate of the Louisville Dental Col
lege and has had considerable expert
ence in the practice Of dentistry.
Dr.. Stimson, whose work has prov
en- SO very acceptable to the people of
Eastern Arkansas for the past ten or
twelve years, is satisfied that the part
nership arrangements will prove Of
advantage to the general public.
1t is a matter Of pleasure to recon-
mend Dr.. Stimson and the dental firm
of Drs, Stimson & lrvan
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Johnnie On Twins.

When asked to write a short com
position Oh some interesting expert
ence, Johnnie, after much labor,
handed his teacher the following:
Twins is baby. only its douole.
II usually arrives about 4:37 in the
morning when fellow is getting in his
best licks sIeepin' Twins is accom-
panied by excitement and doctor.
When twins do anything wrong. their
mother can't tell which one to lick. so
she gives 1t to both Of EN- SO as to
make sure. We've got twins at our
house. and Id swap EN- emmy day fer
billy goat or mos ennything. "-Ex.
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Cosby Column.

A prominent and high official and
candidate who was looking over Brink
ley during the past ten days, getting
acquainted with the voters said to the
ARGUS man, ''well, Folsom, I've been
reading what you've been saying about
there being New Brinkiey and !
must confess up that you people have
It. Why, It looks like different
town altogether than it used to look
and is so much improved in every
way. hope you people have found
out now that you can get along and
prosper without saloons.
This calls for another short explana-
ton. As have several times stated,
do not believe that our people were
ever "hog wild for the saloons; it was
to great extent because of the sec
tional prejudice that was very smooth
ly injected into the fight by the whis-
key people. that Brinkley voted 'for
license and got the name of being
for saloons. The whiskey side shook
the "red flag Of Clarendon VS. Brinkley'
and II had the desired effect in solidi-
flying our people 'for license just be-
cause the other side stood against.
The saloon man is out OF Brinkley
now and as is being daily noted and
commented on, nearly every day in the
week, there is hardly any one who
does not realize that it was one OF the
greatest blessings and advantages that
ever befell Brinkley when they did 60.
It's a new Brinkley.' a new senti-
ment and | believe that there is =
united citizenship in this stand for
better things.
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DON'T WORRY-'Thone Is
and get load Of wood for $l25 that
will make you smile.
Can you sing2 Of course you can
and you'd better join in the chorus of
"Wstch Brinkley Grow
Omega Flour-that's the kind
that will make your cookery famous
and you get 1t in Brinkley only at the
Black Grocery Co.
Mrs. Sam Henderson was taken
violently i'll very suddenly early Tues
day morning. A physician was called
and in few hours she rallied from
the severest part Of the attack but is
yet kept in bed.
If you make failure in your bis
cult and bread don't get discouraged
but send for Omega Flour. Don't
have anything else. You can get it at
Black Grocery Co.
The Fort Lumber Co. has just
completed two car length skidway on
the east side OF the Midland track to
facilitate unloading logs from the cars.
and loading on wagons for hauling to
the mill skid way.
Conductor John r. Geister, OF
Little Rock, who recently married one
Of our sweetest young ladies', Miss
Nobe Nelson, has been given per-
manent passenger run between hot
Springs and Little Rock and they will
now reside in Hot Springs.
Ask the GOOD cooks Of Brinkley
about Omega Flour. If they know
what is best they'll tell you about
Omega and that in Brinkley you can
get it only from Black Grocery Co.
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Spells MORE

Druggist E. ~. Converse came
ths first Of this week from a
ant visit OF several days to Mem
Ind Tupelo. Miss. Mrs. Converse
baby Nillettc. who have been
Relatives IN Tupelo several weeks.
homo with Mr.. Converse.
At Little Rock you can stop at
ton's Hotel. get q room and take
meals whore you please. They
2 real nice restaurant in in connect
Ind the bill Of fare SO arranged
Hou can get anything you want
a lOct sandwich to z 81 90 meal.
kr try Gleasons.
THE work Of manufacturing the
patent oil press that was patented
|. c. Fiddyment. formerly OF this
is now going on at Springfield,
5. The. press IS used in pressing
pn seed oil and fish oil and sue
|ful tests are said 10 have been
|e on each article. The Brinkley
IDS Of Jack Fiddyment will be
to learn Of the success Of his
mt.
Rev. w. /. Mclnnis. Of Lonoke.
i his regular appointment at the
sbyterian church Sunday morning,
,ehine an excellent sermon on 1.-THE
rtness Of life.' At night he preach
It the Methodist church. on the
tation Of the pastor. Rev. n. B.
!. and his sermon on that occasion
we'll worth hearing.
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A prominent Jurisf gives
his opinion Of the
Whiskey Age nj

Judge J. B. Boothe OF the northern
district Of Mississippi paid his respects
to those enemies of good citizenship,
the whiskey agents, at Oxford. Miss.
few days ago. In as much as Judge
Boothe one of the oldest, and best
Judges in Mississippi, has done much
for higher and more useful citizenship
in his state, his words mean something
After characterizing them as most
active emisaries OF the devil and the
greatest foes to the human race Judge
Boothe contiued as follows:
when the devil finally comes to
gathet up his jewels said his honor,
"and rakes them from the broad sur
OF the earth, on the top. crowning the
black, damnable mass, imagine will
be these liquor agents, who 90 to and
fro in the land a walking pestiience.
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SUED FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
Brinkley Man Sues Western
Union Telegraph For
Damages.

In the United States Court in Hele-
ma this week the case Of J. j. Farrell
VS. the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
for $4,000 damages for failure to de-
liver message, will be heard.
The case was the result Of the very
careless method the Western Union
people have Of delivering their mes
sages.
About 2 years ago message was
sent from -- ILL.,. to Mr.. ). y.
Farrell in this city telling Of the death
Of his only brother The message was
delayed in delivering until it was too
late for MIR. Farrell to attend the fu-
neral. In the meantime Mr.. Farrell's
mother was also taken Ill and also
died before he could reach there and
the suit is based on the mental an
guish and suffering occasioned by the
failure OF the Telegraph Company to
deliver the message in time for the
plaintiff to be present at the funeral
and sick bedside Of his mother.
Attorneys Greenlee and Strong are
representating the interest Of Plaintiff
Farrell in the case.
LATER Because Of the fact that
Telegraph companies are.not forced to
deliver messages at night in cities OF
Of this size, Judge Trieber on We'd
nesday threw the above case out oi
court.
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That's the sign Of Safety

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoy, Of
Minneapolis, Mimi. were guests Of
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Kelly. the latter part Of last week.
From here they went to Hot Springs
for the benefit of Mr. Hoy's health
They will visit Brinkley again before
returning to Minneapolis.
The Farmers Union of Eden
township held the regular semi-nonth-
ly meeting at the City Hall Saturday.
The membership Of this Union is made
up Of persons from Eden and Brinkley
townships and hold the meetings in
this city for convenience but it is
chartered as the Eden Union. The
Saturday meeting was an unusually in
teresting one. State Lecturer n. g..
Lewis was present and enlivensd the
occasion by his usual sensible, help
full talks and suggestions. Several
new members were received. A trad
ing .committe was appointed TO make
arrangements with merchants for pro-
curing supplies for the Farmers Union
in the north end Of the county. The
same policy pursued last year with re-
gard to restricting the acreage OF di-
versified farming will be pursued BY
the Unions this year.
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On Wednesday evening at $50 at
the home Of the bride S brother Mr..
Walter S. Hemenway In Wheetley
Ark, Miss Grace Hemenway was
married to Mr.. E. N. Harrod, Rev
n. B. Cox, Of this city, officiating.
The bride is known to quite NUM-
Der OF Brinkley people and is young
lady Of sterling worth. She is one OF
the leading young women in Whest'ey
social circles and has host of friends.
The groom is formerly OF Conway;
IS clever gentleman. prominently
connected witf the business circles OF
Wheetley.
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To Take Lessons from BrinkIeY.

Over at the meeting Of the Southwestern Telephone Managers
Arkansas held Little days ago. matters Of general
their line for discussion and atten
before the meeting which presided BY General Superin
endent Powell.
Among particular importance that Of salts
actory printed Phone Directory When General Superintendent
Powell Bnkeys Directory he held example for
others follow and said that he advised the managers from
other Arkansas cities and towns to take Of the penddy printed
altogether satisfactory Directory Of the Bnkey Exchange
The Directory referred is the being used BY Bnkey
patrons and turned out by the Folsom Prntery.
place call attention to the fact that the print
this office compmented alike in cities and towns PROPER
printing has its influence and effect wherever and you are
needing anything better get the kind May cost you
few but 1t will pay remember that CHEAP printing
like medicine. is cheap at ANY price.
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Hhono 7e For a Big Load,
FnU1IC (C" good solid wood


Honest load for an honest 81 .25-you
get your moneys worth-Fort Lum
Der Co.
William Black was on the petit
Jury in Helena this week.
Talbot Hudson and hts sister.
Miss Elma, visited friends at Claren-
don Sunday. They made the trip BY
private conveyance.
DIR. E. D. Wall and wife, Of Gill.
Ark, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Rodgers on South N. O. Ave this
week.
IF armer M. Y. Forbess was over
Saturday from his farm near Wheel
ley, trading with Brinkley merchants.
-E. L Hirsch, the capable mana
ger for the National Cooperage Co..
was in Clarendon Sunday and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kelley went
to Hot Springs Sunday to visit Mrs.
kelley's brother, MIR. Vim. Hoy. and
family, who are at present in the Vap-
|ohcity,
A local company has been orga-
|nized fer the construction Of granolith
side walks. Carpenter c. B. Manly is
the manager and constructor. The
finisher will be G. RI. Harrison, prac-
|tical cement worker. Some walks
have already been laid by this firm
and other contracts have been made.
1t is really pity that there was not
competent local company in the begin
ming to build all the side walks In our
city. 1t would have kept in local cir
culation several thousand dollars.
The Cotton Belt section foreman
and workmen have just completed a
job Of ditching, or rather cleaning out
ditch, that has long been needed. It
is a ditch along the west side ~of the
track on Memphis Avenue, from near
the Ice Factory south. The drain has
been filled up for sometime. Consid-
cradle more work Of a like kind is
badly needed on the east side Ct the
track, and il is to be hoped that will be
done also.
Carrie Nation is now in Hot
Springs and Little Rock doing slum-
ming work and while she has put aside
her hatcnet she is nevertheless draw
ing crowds where ever she goes. If
she should slip into Brinkley and strike
one OF those ..quiet games, she would
pitch a little bit Of excitement. She
might decide to 'join beer club
and help the boys out on a good
time. Look out, else Carrie will slip
into town and have her little hatchet
going before any one knows she is here.
LATER: Mrs. Nation is the city and
will lecture at the Methodist church
tonight. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to everybody