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BLOODY BATTLE
WITH PIRATES
Captain and Five Others On
British Ship Killed By
Chinese.

LONDON. July 14.-Dispatches from
Canton tell OF a desperate battle be.
tween Chinese pirates and Il British
ship near Canton.
The British ship Sainam. Captain JOS
ling. was attacked by a horde OF
pirates in junks and small boats. II
was only after the most desperate re-
slstance that they were beaten off. Sev-
eraI times some of the desperadoes
gained the deck Of the Sainam. and the
hghting became hand 10 hand, knives
and pistols being used freely. Ulti-
maSely the pirates were driven OF and
the ship proceeded TO port.
In the fighting Captain Josling, Dr.
Mcdonald, a passenger. and four OF
the Sikh crew OF the Sainam were
killed and practically every one OF
the survivors were more or less injured
The pirate loss vas heavy.
The Chinese government has sent q
gunboat in chase of the pirates.
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.ICEMEN FORFEIT
COLLATERAL OF So
Fail to Answer in Police Court Charge
of Not Weighing
Ice.

Two more drivers of ice wagons today
let the Police Court revenues increase
10 the extent OF $40 by each OF them
forfeiting his s. collateral for his ap-
peaFance before the court for trial on
the charge of delivering ice without
weighing IL They were James ]. Rey-
nOlds and Leon Rucker, who were ar
rested yesterday for the offense
charged
They are drivers for independent ice
dealers. When their names were called
In Police Court this forenoon they failed
10 respond.
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DANCERS AND SINGERS
TO CURE THE SULTAN

TANGIERS. July 1.-THE Sultan of
Morocco is seriously III. suffering from
typhoid fever. and in the hope of curing
him by driving away evil spirits, singers
and dancers in the palace are executing
weird. symbolic songs and dances before
his couch The commander. the Sultan's
bodyguard. Kaid MacLean. Is III from
typhus fever.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

tSchedule iu effect July l. 1907
900 p Mold DOMINION EMPRESS
Daily-Stops at principal points IN Vir-
Cinia and West Virginia. Nestibule train.
standard coaches. parloTs ears 20 Virginia
Ho- Springs and Hinton. Pullman sleepers
Hinton 10 Louisville. Cincinnati. milan
apoiis. st. Louis. and Chicago; dining
cars a Ia carte service
s-so p M-NEW q. * o.. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestibule train, stops only at
tordousylUe Charlottesville. stanton
clifton Forge. and Covingtou. Va White
sulphur. RonceveTte, and Hinton, W Va
Pullman sIeepers 20 Lexington, Louisville
Cincinnati Indianapolis, ST. Louis. and
Chicago Dining cars a la carte service.
lI.I6 p Nj F. Y. LIMITED. Daily.
solid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers
to Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville.
Con. p4rtmeut sleeping car 20 Virginia
T{o+ SPRINGS week days Dining cars a
Is carte service. SIeepers Cincinnati 10
CHICAGO and 81 Louis and Louisville 70
Nfempbis. Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets al Chesai cake and
Ohio Office 5l3 pennsylvania ave. 603 l4jh
81 near r: and Sixth Street Station. T,le-
phone. Main 1880, for Pennsylvania r. r
rab Service, ana Main lO56 Tor c. a. o.
Ticket Office. le@O-u
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WELL-KN0WN TURFMAn
IS DEAD IN CANADA

DETROIT Mich, July 14-"Hank"
ChappeN, "a well-Known turfman
throughout the United States and Can
ada. died Friday at hts home in Sand
wich, Canada, across the river from De-
JrOit There he conducted a hotel.
where the FISH, frogs legs and chicken
dinners are known TO the people OF both
the URited States and Canada
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GEORGETOWN NEWS

Requiem mass was celebrated this
morning at 8 o'clock at st. Stephen 5
Catholic Church. corner Twenty-f1fth
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
over the remains OF Mrs. Maria A. Nc
Monigle. who died on Thursday at her
home, 1902 New Hampshire avenue
northwest. The interment was private.
Mrs. McMonigle was the widow of Sam
uel McMOnigle. and mother Of Miss
Margaret McMOnlgle, who taught school
IN Georgetown for several years. al
the Jackson Building.
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POLITICAL NOTES
AND NEWS GOSSIP

Republicans OF the Eighth Congress
sional District OF Virginia propose to
place a candidate for Congress in the
field 10 oppose John f. RlXey who has
been renominated by the Democrats.
The convention will be held in AleXan-
dria next month.
Not only amnesty but a general al
lance has been declared in the Re
publican ranks OF Delaware. The
Union Republicans and the Regular Re
publicans have joined forces in spite OF
the opposition OF J. Edward Addicks,
who founded the Union wing. A meet
ing OF the executive cOmmi tees OF the
two factions has been called TO meet In
Wilmington on August l.
The North Dakota Republicans. in
convention at jamestown, have nOmin-
ated d. +. Marshall and A. J. GrOnna
for Congress, and L. Y. Searles for
governor.
The plan and scope commi2e OF the
Commercial Travellers lFuti-Trust
League, Of New York city, has com
pIeted its arrangements Tor the reCep-
Tion OF William Jennings Bryan. who
will return from his tour of the world
the latter part OF August. Mr.. Bryan
viii be escorted from the Battery tC
the Victoria Hotel, where he will rest
until the reception at Madison Square
Garden in the evening when Mayor
Tom L. Johnson, OF Cleveland. will
preside Governor Folk, of Missouri, IS
chairman of the reception committee.
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The demolition OF the large old frame
structure on NJ street near Thirty-thiTd
street. formerly occupied by George W.
Cook & Co. as a wagon repository, has
been completed. 1t Is unde ~stOOd that
the small brick building directly on the
corner. now occupied by T. r. Shugrue
as a blacksmith shop. will also be torn
down.
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For SaIe-FarmS.
IN ANY LOCALITY

FOR sALE-A very desirable farm. front
ing on the Patuxent river, containing about
900 acres soil very fertile, under cuitiyA-
tion; all necessary buildings in good repair;
plenty OF game fish and oysters, and good
water. terms easy For particulars. etc. ap-
Attorney for Owner. leZ9-SOt
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improvements 10 the hold home of the
late Professor Alexander Melville Bell
az the southeast corner of Thirty-fifth
and Volta place northwest. have been
completed. A new back building has
been erected and a new heating appa-
ratus installed. The house has been
leased by a Philadelphia family
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Walter Perry. OF KensingtOn. Nd
who fell from a car near Chevy Chase
Circle several days ago, severely in
juring himself. is reported TO be i'm
proving He was unconscious for three
days. Young Perry's hat was blown
from his head, and he fell from the ear
IN an attempt TO recover II.
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Dr. William Scherer Of $500 o street
northwest, left this morning for Long
Island where he will remain for two
weeks.
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Week Days.
Sundays and Holidays.
REIGHT TRAIN. WEEK DAYS ONLY:

FREIGHT TRAIN. WEEK DAYS ONLY:
Leaves Chesapeake j notion. 800 am
Leaves Chesapeake Beach. n 30 am.
NOTE-Train leaving the Beach at II g.
a M week days Will have regular passengel
coach attached for the accommodation OF pas
sengers from Chesapeake Beach 90 Washing
ton and between local points.
PAUL. y. WATERS.
u1vI4-tf General Manager.
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Wanted-Suburban

VANTED-To rent furnished cottage fer
summer. in suburb: high elevation and
plenty shade; one car fare 10 city. Address
+ n. B.. Times Office. jyl2-5t
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r.. r.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and -.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND sew YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. Z3D ST. NEW YORK
7 100 a.m.-Dinsr. Pullman Parlor.
1900 an .rn-Bunet PaTi0T, Hr. Train.
$500 q am.-Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
tII.0J a.m.-Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car.
sl:00 p.m.-Diner and Pullman PaTlor Car.
900 p.m.-''Royai Limited" All Pullman.
F4.O0 pm-Coaches to Philadelphia.
5 200 p.m.-Diner and Pullman PaTliT.
. 90 p.m.-C0aches 10 Philadelphia
ell so p.m.-Sleepers.
ATLGNTIC CITY. '2.57. 100, 'g.O). III 90
L. m q 90 . 90. 70 % ?. m.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS Z A. NJ TO u. n
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week days. 2-57, 40, 6-3o. TOO. 7.2o. 500,
20 600. $50. 1900 II 200 a. m.. Il OJ noon.
Y .05. CO. 200. $500. 400. AS, 800. 03 5.S.
SOC. go. 100. s.0J 1000. l9-55. II 30. i 3
sundays. 2.57. ZOO, 7.2O. $50 900. 1000.
400 a. IN. 100 lsl5. 800 $50. 5i0J ~. 6,s3
500. lo.oc 1913 l4:59, 4,3.,G I,I5 3 p P m
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'Ilsoo a M.
81 cIStcINNATI. TSi ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
WILLIE. 1906 a. m.. '405 p. M. ~ - night.
PITTsBURG. 'I.00 a. m.s 's:Io p n'-. 80 ig
D'ctIIE CLEVELAND. -sIO p. m. COLUMBUS
- 30 D. IN.
WINCHESTER. S5j q, m,, f+5o5, f5.t0 p. m
ANNAPOLIS week d-gE. s-20 q ~. y o.
noon. 600 p. IN. Sundays. $50 a. N. and
- LuRAY + i; and ELKToN. '4.os p. m.. parior
car - .
a M al rs. +405 70 30 p III.
HAGERSTOWS. TI0;o5 a. n, and IS 90 ?. ia
BOYD and way points. SO s-lo a. m-'
al a. f5 90, T5-35. --l0l0. Tl.50 pm.
GAiTHERsBURG and way points. fs.s5
..slo a. M, t1Z.5o. - .l5. La.20. '5.o5
e 90. re 20. 80 .. -'lg ~ ~ 70 D N,
/ points. 7s-s5. s'gI5 a. m. ''ll5. $500. f5.g
y
-DafIv. Except sunday ''Sun1ay only
pasarvation Of Sleeping OF PaTl0r Cal
rDace rates % fare, etc. VIII Be quickly fur
I rIzhsd BY TELEPHONE al all OF the FOL
losiug Ticket Ofices: 14l7 81. Telephone
I Main 1881. 6lS Pennsylvania Ave, Ielephon,
] Main 2s5s station. New Jersey Ave and {
/ formation Bureau. East 724- myi4-tt
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PHOENIX,

Virginia Hall, Xsas X,rginta ts..S AysPgs. gss,
Pier. and Principal Bathing Section
All modern Improvements. Elevator. hot
and cold water, Rates. s aud so weekly.
Booklets.
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CHETKOODE.

Pacific and Illinois Ave Famous for Supe-
rior Menu and Service. Illustrated booklet.
Coach meets trains. g. per day, SO per Wk up
Mrs EMILY N DEMPSEY, Owner & Mgr.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I42I PeEna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington Co
'lumbia, Savannah. JacksonVille. Tampa. At
Ianta. Birmingham. Mobile, Pensacola, and
Sew Orleans,
1880 A NJ DAILY-SeabOard Mail-Th hrough
Pullman Sleeper to jacksonville, Fla, also
through Sleeper washington 10 Birmingham
a!a Cafe Dining Car Washington 70 Ham
let n. &. ..
s.25 = N DATLT-Seaboard ENprcss-9o.lc
trafn with Pullman Sieepers. 10 Jacksonville
and Tampa Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta
Rir4nipgharn and Memphis. Cafe Dining
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100
S2.I(lO
For Rent-Suburban.

on BHIGHTWOOD AVE. near District line
I2-rooms house and store with large stable
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 612 18th st NV
jyl4-3t
FOR RENT-Five rooms, Riverdale Nd:
on car track suitable for drug store In
Quire at railroad station. iyl4-3t
FOR RENT-A siX-rO0m house at Mt Rainier
in ane condition: two blocks from cars
Rent so per month.
7-ROOM HOUSE, with stable; good lot: at
Ballston. Va. Rent. $3.50 per month.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (INC.) },
81 1sth S. D. W.
. iyls-ss
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
TO AND FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. JULY Is. 1896.
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Virginia Resorts.
Virginia Resorts

Virginia Hot Springs,
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
Warm Springs, Healing Springs,
ROckbridge Alum Springs,
ola Sweet Springs Chalybeate Springs. Natural
bridge Red Sulphur Springs, Salt Sulphur Springs,
Health and Cold
Sulphur Springs, bath Alum Springs.
Elliott Springs, Eimrod zal, Mtilboro, etc
sopover privilege sulphur Spring CaviaSon
Va Hot Springs
Vestibuled dining. sleeping
Wsshih and ll;O daily reaching
10 hours.
Excursion Pamphlets and
eeRth Street and 5is Pennsyyana
H. w. FULLER, General Passenger Agent Washington o. c.
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For SaIe-nOuSeS.

50, ,600-WELL LOCATED ia lie Droit Park:
six-room brick; bath: cellar. latrobes. etc
large lot rented for S25. A nice home for
a respectable colored family,
s.. .65O-FINE two-story bay-window brick
home In the Southeast. Six rooms and
bath; concrete cellar front and back yard;
good condition Convenient 10 TWO car
lines and the Navy Yard
s.. a.7o0-REW sIX-RooM and reception hall
modern house; furnace heat tiled Dath.
colonial porch. Conveniently -, toesteo ,bil ~.
the Heights" only one leIt at TINS
prids easy terms-
s5 6oo THREE.STORY apartment house
tbat win Weld over Is per cent net on the
cagi, Invested Located near 6th 81 and
FLORIDA ave nv. An exceptional propo-
siton as an investment
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. (Inc.),
1as New York Ave jyl4-2t
HOUSES. FARMS. STORES at Hamilton.
Faus church. Vienna, Ma nassas. Va. Ken
sington Riyerdas, L1tiis,Sp' az S notes s@nu'
Main $50 - It-sS
ONE OF THE best 3Ilit apartment houses In
the city: cost 81 900. Would consider an
exchange
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO. Qne.),
1903 New York ave. jyl4-2t
FOR SALE-Now is the time you should buy
a home This is the home you should buy.
4 two-story eight-room brick, with summer
kitchen and cellar; centrally located; $3.50
CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 1871 New York ave.
nv, 1yla-5t
FINE seven-room house. two porchesi excel
lent furnace LOT 40Xl5S one block Iron
car, Mt. Rainier; only S. 800. Terms II you
wish
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Qne.),
l403 New York Ave. jyl4-2t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house for sale: foT.
fun information respecting same from owner,
inquire at 81 Seaton place nv. lyl4-st
Very Attractive, Colonial Style.
s-RooM fIRICR. Northwest. Concrete
cellar unds- entire house. Hot-water heat.
Porcelain tuI in bathroom: modern plumb
ing Water sewer ana d6 sa.. s,scSr5e G4aersss sss
lines PRICE. 81. 20. Terms moderate.
See at once.
S. C. HILL
OWNER" 500 r g. N. ".
THE HARRISON REALTY co.
907 G ST. y ".
X street Sc. 6-rocm brick. Price $40
Terms TO suit.
North Carolina ave. near Lincoln
Park. six rooms ana bath. Price s., $50
Terms TO suit.
II St ne. I7xT0 10 alley frame:
good business section. Price s., sol
Terms TO suit.
q St ne. near Union station ana
good lot Price s.. .00J
C 81. ne. new. rooms and bath Pr-ce So
Terms suit.
d ST. Sc. new. rooms and bath. Price 5000
Terms 20 suit.
b st Sc. rooms and bath.
furnace. Price $. .50l
Terms 10 suit.
q 81. ne. rooms back porches.
can rent for 800 Price S4.0E
Terms 10 suit
II St ne store. Z rooms and bath.
stable. lot 2gX50 TO alley. Price 81. J0i
iyl3-6t
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For Sale or Rent
Suburban

TWO FRAME COTTAGES az Brightwood
u. C.. just completed. with seven rooms
and bath with all modern Improvements.
LOUIS J.. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 l4th ST NV.
jyl4-St
FOR SALE or rent one-fare suburban prop
critics GAGE 81 CO, Guy ave. Hyattsville.
Ma jys-st
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HOTEL MAJESTIC yl5E5ais W q a...: ave

FavoFtte House for Washington People
Capacity. 500. Elevator and ali couyeniences
Excsll@at table. SO per week and upward
SAMUEL II. ELLIS
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Wanted-n1dseS.

WANTED-To purchase home on Capitol Hin.
about rooms and bath. modern must have
good lot, Address. with full particulars,
RON ia. Times office jy10l214
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Stores
homes Nothing too small OF too large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
so7 q Street n. ". no5-tf
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DR.FISK ELGgN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases
cbroDfc and acute. Both sexes All consul
tartons conndentiaI Medicine furnished
prices moderate. Hours. TO I. 20 6. l. o
Rooms. 1898 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
n 1919
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks bonds
bldg. and loan asscn. shares. syndicate GER
tifs., warehouse receipts etc; low rates
courteous treatment. THIS IS NOT A LOAN
COMPANY (. - BAKER ITO + St
Phone BII
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The Tines' ResOrt Information Bureau.

vaoaion-Tho
In
(which enlghten
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FOR SAI.E-T0 avoid foreclosure. I VIII
sell my fine suburban home az "a saefihee.
large lot seven rooms attic. cellar furnace.
bath hot and cold water on city ana sub
urban car line. 20 minutes from Treasury,
a bargain for an immediate purchaser Win
some money. Address BOX l4 Times Of
fee .i '-1-ttt
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FOR SALE-Seve al suburban homes In Hy-
attsyiue. with ,arEe lots and shade, near
car lines. bargai-ss also several small farms
bordering on TallrIad. ARTHUR CARR, Hy-
atJsyille JylZ-at
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FRANK F. PLUMMER. Gen. Mgr.
The National Business Exchange,
myis-tf
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-16
| leal Of Blood.

The year of 1903 will be long re- membered in the home of F. N. Packet. of Alliance. Ky as year of blood, which flowed so copiously from MT. Packets lungs that death seemed very near He writes: Severe bleeding from the lungs and a fright ful cough had brought me at death $ door. whenI began taking pr. King $ New Discovery for Consumption, with the astonishing result that after talk ing four bottles was completely re- stored and as time has proven per manently cured Guaranteed foI Sore Lungs. Coughs and Colds. aa' q all druggists. Price soc.
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VII. B. FOLSOM. fllla.
IHe BUCKET SHOPS HIKE OUT"

Up in northwestern Arkansas the .bucket shops are folding their tents and hiking away from some of the largest and very best towns in the en- tire state. The Springdale News says:
 .H. B. Axe & Co. evidently didn't find much business in this sec ton. A few months ago they closed their offices in Spfihgdale and Rogers and last week they closed up at Fay etteville and Bentonville.'
 Let the good work go on for there Is no form of gambling so dangerous and altogether demorilizing as the bucket shop. It has produced great number of forgers. absconders and bank wreckers and common theives than the poker and crap dives. A cloak of responsibility is thrown around this form of gambling which enttces the otherwise respectable business man and causes mania which completely saps the moral man. hood in a man.
 There is at present an ordinance pending in the Brinkley City Council prohibiting the run of bucket shops in : BrinkIey. It has been there for some months and was passed on its first reading by splendid vote which re- fleets honor upon the members who introduced and voted for it. The pas- sage of this splendid ordinance will put Brinkley along the line with other ent.rprising cities of the state who have driven the debasing and demoril- ,izing places out.
 Just why the pending ordinance has not become a law after 1t had such a splendid start. we can't say but will be glad to find out. The Aldermen present when it passed its first reading on Sept. 9th, WITHOUT A SINGLE. DIS sznTrNc VOTE, were Aldermen Geo. Rich. H. L. D. Whitson. W. w. Fort. H. c. Mitchell. H. C. Strong. Absent Alderman A. Flora.
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Fourteen Years Ago in
 Brinkley.

f The following items appeared in the Argus Nov. Y, le92-l4 years ago and was lively news in Brinkley then.
 Mrs. Roescher of the Arlington Hotel. was quite i'll Monday. but Is better at thi. writing.
 A. c. Crutchmer and son were in town today on their way to their home at Cotton Plant.
 From the multiplicity of candidates for the postoffice at this place. one would judge that the boys were little hungry.
 The last Quarterly Conference con vened with the M. E. Church. South, yesterday. the 10th. Rev. M. B. Umsted. presiding MT. N. Brickell, Of Poplar Grove. father of our enterprising furniture man, Mr. T. ]. Brickell. Is in Brlnkle, on visit to his son. Mir. Steve Boardman passed through BrinkIey yesterday en route to Clar- endon, to get convicts to work at the convict camp northwest of town.
 Mrs. E. L. Jackson. of Helena mothor of Mir. T H. Jackson, came in on the Midland passenger Tuesda, evening and will spend several day; visiting the family Of her son. Miss Anna Savage has returned from pleasant visit to Clarendon friends.
 Mrs. Frank w. Owen, of the Brink ley House. returned from Little Rocl on Saturday.
 George Chapline. of Lonoke, wa in Brinkley Sunday and Monday His Main(e) business was very evi dent.
 Mrs. Hooker, mother of merchants ' Wm. and Robt. Hooker. Is confine. to her bed by severe case of grippe Mir. and Mrs. C. B. LaBeac ant Mrs. Bena Black went into MemPhi: Monday afternoon and spent Tuesda, in the city. Miss Annie Yerzley. very prett, yoeng ladyof Forrest City. spent few days of the past week in Brinkley. the guest of Mrs. V. " Allen,
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OUR EXPRESS CHANGES.
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PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The Following transfers of Monroe County Property have been recorded
 during this Month.

Augusta Abramson ct al, to Ru- doloh Abramson. Jr.. frl sw'4 ot sec. 30 and se,4 of sec. 30. township Is. rlw. and e F of Iot 2l in new addition south of Holly Grove. Consideration S6oo.
 D. B Renfro and wife to J. l. Matthews. lots IS. Is. l7. Renfro addition to Holly Grove. Ctnsidera- ton $l.00 J. s. Thomas and wife to Claren- don Electric Light & Ice Co.,. lot Is in block IS, Clarendon. Considera- ton $35o.Oo.
 .Jodie Minnis to M. C. Burns. lot: l.. 9, 3 and 4. block c. Williams ad. dition to Roe. Consideration S35o.
 c. T. Mccain and wife to w. T Bradley. lot '. block $. town of Mon roe. Consideration S25.oo.
 Era w. Lambert. admx. to Jame A. Walls. (for Walls & Co., sw4 Q sec. 26. and w,a of ne'4 of sec 3l township 2s. rlw. and WIZ of sw'4 and w,a of nwl, and se'a of sw'a Q sec. 4. township 3s, Ivy. Considera tIon Sll45.
 Brinkiey Car Works & Mig. Co. t I. w. Pool. ne'4 of ne4 of sec. 2o township 4n. 2w. Consideration s2oo.
 w. D. Burge and wife to Jessie and Miriam Burge, l2O acres in pri- vate survey 2328 and an und. l-3 int in a lot in block 8. Clarendon. Con slderation S25 and other considera- tions.
 w. D. Burge and wife to W. D. Burge. Jr.. s'a of s's of se's Of sec 3. ne r Of sec. 10. and els of ne's of section g. township 3s. lw. Con- < sideration $25 and other considera- lions.
 w. c. Brooks and wife to c. T Hudsoa. lots 3 and 4 in block 7o. Il tl,e city oi Brinkley. Consideratio' $i4oo.
 D. B. Renfro and wife to E. s WiIIIams. lot 7 Rentro's addition iolb Grove Consideration szzss
 '. w. B. Robinson and wife te c Raff. lot { block 2, oak lawn 2 1rIon to clarendon. consideFas'
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A kind heart never has to wait long for a chance to get busy. A loose tongue can tie some terri ble hard kinks in life's skein. He never climbs 10 Heaven who Is unwilling to come down to earth.
 The greatness of the soul shows it. self in the service of the life.
 You can not heal the world s, ,sor- row by treating its sins lightly.
 So long as you are doing something for others the devil knows there is nothing doing for him.
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There is no Reason

why your baby should be thin. and fretful during the night Worms are the cause of thin, sickly babies. It is natural that healthy baby should be fat and sleep we'll If your baby does not retain its food, don't experiment. with collie cures and other medicine. but try bottle of Whites Cream Vermifuge. and you will soon see your baby have color and laugh as 1t should. Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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Little T. Harry Jackson. IT,, has just recovered from a long spell oi sickness. which has caused his parents and their many friends consid- erable anxiety.
 Friends I am needing what you eve me badly. have been very patient. Please come and. settle at once and save further trouble, T. J. Brickell.
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Mr. B. H. Wilson who for several months past has had charge of the Pacific Express Companys office at this place, has resigned and Mr. E.. Goodwin of Camden has bseu ap- pointed in his stead.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-16
Short Sermons for Easy
 People.

Love never leads astray. You can not kill time without hurt ing character.
 He has no force with men who has no faith in men.
 He is soon forgotten who never for gets himself.
 likeness is the incubator of lot of industrious iniquity.
 The soul of the preacher is more eloquent than his sermon.
 People who borrow trouble always are anxious to circulate it. N
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Joseph F. Brockert and wife to M. R. Stimson. sw'4 of sec. 2l. town ship 3n. 2w. Consideration S45o.
 Fletcher Trotter and wife to Fritz Kremlier. lots l. ?. 3, 4. IA. Is. lo. town of Roe. Consideration $4SO.