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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
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at reparere en- 8ro, iom Spanierne
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bar Ell let Gag.
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hi fit Or6re til at gaa tilbage. Set
bar baaroe r%6iigter;; men set bialp
fife at fnp, tilbage maatte hi, og
aflte6 gift set, ituoig / @egnoeir.
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por Misbilligelie al bisie Sing paa
= Ell Maaoe> lom fife bar boerten
6annet eller taftfulo, men life oerfor
minore frabat.
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liges, noget lom be6fom % ollie, bil6e
Ell eller an0en begpn0e: ugn, to, tire
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turen> at Dor Sberlt, iom / Sorbigaa=
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og set bele &egiment breo no i ct
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meo ct arrigt uGorparo Maricb" iat-
te ban fig og os ar16re. i8epngelie; %
MI gift oct les for otte Ml noel1 cit
eneIte Stanosni1tg. Set bar SEN Gang
ri lapeoe &is til Dor egen Sing.
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og feroig> JON bar blepet forlaot al
ct &egiment IL. g. &egulars", %
ber, pe6 @pen 3o11ie, tilbragte vi noe
item to Maaneoer / 2eoiggang.
Set bar Sc lenglte to Maaneoer
ri n~ogeniinoe bap6e opleoet, intet at
beltille anoet eno ipiie og brittle og
ilaa Sioen libel, me6 l1notogelle al
ltot @ngttienelte, 1om 6og blot bar
for ct Spns Sfpl6.
&ortene blep flittigt brugte / Sc
Sage, og bper Dog iom gi bapoe lin
6emoraliierenoe Snoflpoelle poa %.
81 babbe faaet uoleperet &bafi Unit
former og bar IaaleoeS life mere
uDrenge / 8laat", men oerimoo
u9renge / 8runt", og ri Dn6eoe al
9aa og bite % bore i1pe ltniformcr,
men ogian bet bleb gammelt.
MaturligpiS gift hi bpppigt til 8p-
Ell % fororep Sioen meo at beie Sir
fer og a116re 8pgninger, ligeiom hi
tog Gel / oct offentlige 9ip iaabiot
ri fu1oe. 0i bar iaaleoes meo til
ire 8%egrapeller al Sn6feote. @iitel1
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
llln1nefota.

Gre ltrrge bigger, SannD @iirg,
|17 Mar gammel, iamt SSer1nie % Sc,
na SSor6alz b%enboloSpts 20 og Is
slar gammel. brufneoe forleoen I'm.
Der 8aoning Deo Sobniong Sommer
Reiort be6 Goromant Safe, Z Mil
5SD6 for Safe Harf.
- 5armer 6ranf @enper al
Blue Gartb Gountp er Sen fgrlte
Garmer berfra, ser fa1r mel6e at ba-
be tarffet og Ell @eit al % 8ulbels
at SEQ. 2 @peoe pr. Mcre og IS 8uib=
els al @be0e. @enper leOer / ct
Sgmmer0iitrtft, bpor Mfgre0en life
er iaa go6 iom u0e paa 8rerien.
TGorleoen bleo 2iget al en- 1ne
Ma1o> %bogitapelig talt bugset / Stpt-
fer, funoet be6 Sernbanelporet, nogle
faa Mil Dft for Glf &iper. Set bar
al ct Sog blepen ilebt ODER en- balp
Mil, S Sraffelommen bar ct @rep
a%oresieret til uSobn S. Sort, Greet
@ortbern Sotel, Chicago.
= Gor fort Sio iioen, ga Mrs.
8atricf Osborne, 45 Mnr gan1mel,
Der boer paa ell 6orm 6 Wfil 5pobit
for Ma6elia, bar / Ger6 meb at bel
6e &etroleum / cit Spn for at faa BET
til at blusie beore op, fog SLANT
merne pll1oieltg op og greb fat / ben-
bes @p6er, iaa at babe fun og benz
0eS 2aartge 8nbD bleo laa forbren6t,
at Sc ct Nar elmer efter begge afgif
pe6 9g6en.
= Jra SulltD ltrtDes torle0en:
uMaugel paa Mrbei0sfolf" er Maabet
ODER set ganife Nor6Delten fra Sc lto=
re oyer til 9afota'ernes @beoemar=
fer, og operalt bar @fteripgrglelen eff
ter MrbeioSfraft inart naaet set fiji
tilfe Stan0pnnft. We0 en- @glt for
an fig, bbis 2ige life bar peret fjenot
/ mango Star, fal0er 6ormer11e no
til ale @er6ens fire Sjprner ON
9inlp, / mango SilfGl6e tilbp0er 0e
fre $3.50 til $500 ON 0agen for
u6en 8oar0, og en06o fnn Sc fun
ifaffe omtrent so Hrocel1t al Sc
Soft, ion1 Sc nd0benoigpis bebgper.
famine 6orbolo berifer / ollie al1-
0re S110uitrier, Derlln0er inObefattet
Sernbanebpgning, ar10re &ontrofts=
forbol0 og Miner. S Set bele er
Mangelen paa Mrbej0sfraft, laole-
0es lom SEN ct / 9jebliffet, Sen per=
lite lom Morooelten n%ogenlin0c bar
fien6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
Disconfr,>.

- 6orle6en begpn6te / 03o6ilon
Mrbeioet mes at Mcbride Set gannle
&apitol, foruo for Opfgrellen al BET
npe, Ser iiges at billie blioe Set imuf-
felte og melt imponeren0e al ollie
2a11oets 5totsfapitolier.
= So l1lpffer baD0e GburleS
@alep og Sultrl1 / Milmaufee pau
en- Sag. Me6ens 6o6eren ifpn0te Jig
til @oipitalet mes lin 12aarige Sgn
G11ran0, JON par fal0et 1,0 / glpen,
0e6e 6ereS 8aorige Gbarle5 paa So
lpitalet lom Gglge al ct Sab.
= 2eopolo Nitonia, en- Galoon<
bol6er / Wilpaufee, bleD forleoen Mf=
ten ltl1ffet ibiel al en- ufienot &roat
u6enfor lin Gorretning. &i6nerne,
ollie @laboner> er ue11ige ON, bporz
le6es set ltDenlfab begpn6te, JON TO-
lteoe &itonta 2ipet. Ser bar to
Men6, og Sc par begge Gremmebe ,
Mabolaget.
Sra Ssceola m%eD6eles> at to
&pin0er / M~inneiota, Mrs. @olla
Sepep al 9t.&oul Cog GopIor Salls)
og Mrs. Mntou Sooerlin6 al 8ra-
BAN ifal arpe 100000 bper al Sen
Sormue, ser ct efterla0t al 80. Gore,
en- ti0ligere &eiioent al ggnen ON
Ssceola.
IS Milmaufee bar man op6aget,
at @pen er 6lepen beioeget for minoit
$1,100 og itftert en- bel Gel mere,
pe6 Sransaftioner foretagne al
ti6ligere Gitp Sortobsinipeftpr Sobn
8ro5ef, lom MI er blepen arrelteret.
SON beifpl6es for at babe begaaet
Galif be6 &efoiiitioner paa 8pens
S&asie for at funne ltiffe Bengene /
ltn egen 2omme.
- glim gllilon al Gllsmortb,
@is., bbis 9atter for nogen SID
lt6en me6te en- iaa tragilf 500 pao
&otel Nicollet, minneapolis, Minn.,
bpor BUN pao en- brutal Waa0e bar
bleben mDrbet al &on6uftpr &iggs,
Ser lenere begif 5elpmoro, er bleDen
uo11epnt til Mominiltrator al sen un-
ge 8iges Dgosbo. Set er gibet, at
Scr. Clifton bill gibre 6or0ring paa,
at Sc Benge og @ar6ipapirer Tom
funotes / @iggS 0epoiit @ault i
ganfen / Mtnneapolis lfal gaa inb
UNDER 8oet;; % Ser er % beIler In
gen Sbipl om, at oct bar De 8enge
iom 8iggs Eapoe rgpet fra ben l1nge
&ige Der bar giemt paa bette 5teo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

EngeIsk Dansk = Norsk Ordbog med
fu1dstendig Udta1ebetegne1ee, af
Martin Ulvestad. 3 Slider, 1
Oktay. stRrktindbunden ......$2.5O
Engelsk Dansk . Norsk og Dansk-
Norsk-Engelsk Lomme-Ordbog. Ny
revideret og forpget Udgave. 76O
Rosing, S. Enge1sk-Dank-Norsk Ord
bog. Ny Udgave...............$2.25
Larsen, A. Observation-Disclosures Ord
bog. Tredie forpgede og omarbej-
dede
Magnussen, Johannes. Dansk-Norsk-
Engelsk OrboR. 314 Slider .....75c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

Ordbog, kortfattet engelsk og dansk-
norsk. Indeholdende de NEST al
1nindelige enge1ske Ord ...........25c
Leachman's Norsk Dansk . Engelsk
Lomme-Ordbog indeho1der 10000
norsk danske Ord med tilsvarende
engelske Udtryk. 1872 Slider. Ind
bunden l Cloth.
Do, Marocco, Guldsnit..........5Oe
Leachman's Bngelsk . Norsk L0mme-
Ordbog. ForeliRgende lille V@rk
indeholder 25, 900 engelske Ord med
tilsvarende nork-danske Udtryk.
Indb. 1 Cloth med Register. ......25c
Do, Marocco med Register, l Guild
snit .........5Oc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

Torle0en begpnote / Weo6iion
9(r6eioet mes at ne0riue set gomle
&apitol, foruo for Spfdrelien al BET
npe, ser liges at billie bltDe set jmuf=
felte og melt imponeren0e al ollie
2anoets Statsfapitolier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-02

AZ an example Of what the valley
is capable Of doing. We call atten-
ton to only one item, namely, the
feeding Of lambs for market. which
in 1905 ran up to an aggregate OF
$50. 900 head. aud in 1906. ut least
3O, 900 lambs were fed
To sum the whole matter up.
the reclamation service Id expend-
ing in some instances as high ne
~, 0OO,Ooo on n single enterprise
that will not redeem to exceed
100000 acres, whereas, the far
mers aud residents Of San Luis
valley are willing TO expend their
own money to redeem an acreage
much in excess of 100000 acres.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-02
Ch.,,., xor,v.x. Sale Notice.

Notice T. hereby given that under and by sir.
tue Of chat,-l mortgage dated February sHh,
i,s.i aud recorded February n. l"si. in tic
Office Of the clerk and recorder Of Rio Grand-
county Colorado, in book ~ ut page 10,
wherein 10 secure payment al nine noie- for the
sum of two hundred and twenty Ave dollar and
interest, Jesse e. Brothers -old and conveyed
by the Aforesaid mortgage 10 Arthur watt- one
gray horse weight 100 lb-.,.no brand, I. year
old: two set OF double work harness with five
collars. all complete; one n in. Cooper wagon
viii, box one i.boe -t.. frame drill on. two
section harrow.
And that said MOI gage provides that in case
default shall he made Ia the payment of said
notes when du. that the laid Arthur Watts or
his assigns may take possession al said property
and sell the same To the highest bidder for ca.l,
aud out ot the proceeds 81 such sale pay said
notes and interest, coats and charges and re
turn the surplus II any to the morteacor.
The under igned will sell the above de--
crib-d property at auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the Office of ". !. CLARK ON
Adam street in III. town OF Monte Vista, Colo
RADIO on til. ninth day If June at two O'Clock
p. m. of said day.
AhIuuk WATTS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-02

OFFICE OF rHk STATE H'Akh or LAND ION
uts-ioNrHs,
Denver. Colo. May Ind, rss,.
Notice l. hereby given that Vim. Ncid-rhsuse
whose po-,oric. sddr--s Is Monte vista. Cello.
on May 18th. 10. made application No. et'e Ia
the State Board Of Land CON- u,is-iop-r- Ia
lease the following described Internal Improve
m-nt Land, situate in Rio Grand. County
Colorado, t"-wit;
ST. I. OF scc,ions $; y. ". 4, of Section .;
\. y. =, Of y. ". 4. and :. ". a. of< ". a oi
Section u. all in Township 10 North. Range
Fast.
No other application la lease the sbosc d~-.
erih~d premise. or objections ssain-t the above
application will bc considered after June sis,
iaH.
MARIN q. WppHtvr
Register STATE Board Land mmi--ancr-,
first Put. Ma, ii: Last Pub. June ID, iss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-02
Reeervsirs.

ut b-'-uhc
to take the construction OF reser-
voirs out OF private enterprise.
This might be we'll il the people
could wait twenty. five years for
resuIts. The Farmers Union,
The Prairie, Rio Grande, Alsmosa,
La lara and other ditch comps-
nies in the San Luis valley are all
anxious to build reservoirs and
have the means to hand, provided
they could get consent Of the gov
eminent. A strenuous effort has
been made during the past year by
Congressman Brooks aud others
to accomplish something IN this
direction. but Mr.. Brooks writes:
while the department in it's
letter Of March I last limited it's
approval Of the recommendation of
the director Of the Geological sur
vey to the case Of the Rio Grsnde
Reservoir l. Ditch company. il
now desires to extend it's approval
NO ~ to include all companies or
applicants, whose rights of way
for irrigation purposes on the
tributaries Of the Rio Grxnde were
initiated by actual field surveys
hased upon notices or appropria-
tiOn Of water, filed under tho laws
IL Colorado prior to March, 1903.
+. c. Goudy in lengthy letter
TO the press comments upon this
order ~ follows:
ut will liz observed that this
order will prevent any private en-
terprise proceeding further IL the
aame wxs not inaugurated prior TO
March |, 1903. Unfortunately,
several of the enterprises and
acme Of the most deserving were
not initiated until after March l,
1903. aud II this order il adhered
n II will afford the peopI. 81 San
Luis valley very little relief. Be-
aides some Of the enterprises in
Hugurated prior to March l. 1908.
have l'sen found by subseq usnt
surveys capable of being con-
strncted ~ Az to afford much lsrg.
ar storage capacity than WAS sup
posesi At the time the original fl.
'n9s were rendered to the score.
tary of the interior. For instance.
one II the enterprises whose bling
was refused by the secretary Of
the interior in 1876 At that time
claimed . capacity Of only 10000
acre feet, whereas il hA. since been
found that II 10 capabl. Of being
constructed tn a capacity 81 ~, 600
aero fest."
Among the enterprise above
mentioned w call particular at,en.
ton TO that Of the Farmers Union
Company. This il an enterprise
composed entirely Of settlers on
public lands. who are anxious aud
willing u expend their owl money
In the construction Of \ reservoir
that will enable them to- supply
watsr for lands partially reclaimed
and for . large additional scr~sge
Al lautis that have never been
titled, aud which can IN success
saiIy titled. aud upon which a
large nuiut~r 81 settlers can ~stab.
lssh homes for themselves aud
families u not prevented by the
action a the govsrument
NJ. 0osdy concludes by asying:
"rhs number Of acres At land in
Calnvasion 10 Vie valley IL over
SW,O 900. We bsl,svs the acreage
possible 81 rsclanatiou Nv means
~ ths Storage Fssssvoirs above
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-02
NOTICE CAPITALIZATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

orr,cr OF rmg STATE noARp OF L,Sp Con-
utssIDNrus
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
Blood Palsaa'al

results from cfron's which is quickly eulsa v New Life Pills. lns5 g. 3 poisonous germs from " infuse new lie and S's~' stomach nausia, hese, and coli., vithaut gFlp' fort ar.s slsran!es
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
4 SERMON ON SUDDEN
 DEATH.
One of Last Preached by Evangelist Sam Jones in Oklahoma City Before
 The Start Home.

Sudden Death was the subject of a strong sermon preached by Sam P. Jones at Oklahoma City. Okla. on Friday night before he preched his last sermon on Sunday night. The evangelist threw unusual feVor into his discourse and according to dis patch from that place. exsrted an in fluence over his auditors that amount ed to almost a fascination. Whether or.not presentinent of his own near ing dissolution was in the minds of speaker, is beyond the ken of mortal comp.ehension, tut the power and fervor of his warning struck deep into the souls of his congregation.
 In the McAlester Daily Capital ap- pears the following dispatch describ-, ing the meeting, which possesses added significance now:
 Hast night large crowd was out to hear the Georgia evangelist, Rev Sam P. Jones. MT. Jones preached on Sudden Death, From start to finish he pleaded, warned and begged men to flee the wrath to come, and avert the judgments of God.
 "Such an impression has not been made during the meetings. At times men shuddered as he declared the fearful truth of the text. At othef times the entire audience was moved to tears. Signs. tears and emotions were given free vent. Everyone felt that God had coma closer and given a more earnest call to repentance.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
srasAsrH OF PUBLIC OPINION,

If you wish to know the present DO. litical strength of prohibition, take z map ofsthe United States. puacture i with about forty-flve hundred pin holes, spatter- it with four hund.e. olots of ink, and decorate it-witA three blue ribbons. Then you may know that for every pin-hole there IS towr or city in which no liquor is sold, fol every blot there Is prohibition county. and for every blue ribbon prohibition state. sa
 Out of twenty-seven million people in the South, seventeen million are under prohibitions
 For progress along local option lines, Illinois heads the list.
 There are now more than three hundred prohibitionists, elected a: such. holding local offices in Pennsyl- vania, ana more than five hundred in Illinois, including three assembly. men.-Munsey's Magazine.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
Straight Talk on Sunday
 School Matters.

Were you at Sunday School last Sundays If not did ycu think q those who were there. and did ysu pray for the officers and teachers whc were trying to teach Gods word tc the children? If not. WHY NOTp
 Sunday School teacher. would you send your child to public school where the teacher never made any preparation. When you get teach CT for the day school do you not want the best1 Then why not try to give the Sunday School pupil the very best possible>
 Teachers wonder sometimes why their classes go down in numbers. They complain that the pupils will nol study the lessons, or that they stay away from the class Itis the duty of the teacher to make the lesson So interesting that the children will want to study, before they come, and will never want to miss class.
 The teacher who waits until Sat urday night, or Sunday morning to prepare to teach the lesson of the day. will never make a success. | the lesson is worth teaching. it is worth making preparation to teach it Read over the lesson every day for . week. and ask God to direct you as you read, and when you come before the class. you win have plenty to say and never have any trouble in teach ing. so as to make if interesting S1ppose you try if for while, anc SO t t is not the case.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
NOW NIL Iuti Flaneas SOLVE 1HIs9

Up in Kansass.and the other xheat growing states the Farmers Union has organized good and strong to control the price of wheat and keep fl up tc the tcp no.ch.
 This means that the price of flour Is going to be put up notch or two and kept just as high as possible. Of course it is good news to all of the wheat growing farmers but how is il going to sound'to these farmers dowr here who will not grow wheat> It will put our farmers up against a prop osition they ought to have been against before and will result in each ard ev- cry ore of our farmers raising an acre or two of wheat to, supply their own tables we hope.
 Wheat grows right here in old Monroe just as well as any country on  earth. The writer's daily bread is made from WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR ground from Monroe county raised wheat and it is far ahead of the ordi- nary white flour. Better get busy. farmer friends, or else the fruits of the Farmers Union at controlling the price of wheat. will make your cakes all dough. !,
 All the farmers have to do is to plant the wheat. There will be 2 way to take care it--a Brinkley mill man said the other day, "l would gladly put in flour mill if the farmers would only plant the wheat" E
 That's the solution of the high price breadstuff -s
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
Danger From Tie Plague.

There's grave danger from the plague of Coughs and Colds that are 50 prevalent. unless ycu take Dr Kings New Discovery for Consump tion, Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo Walls, Of Forest City Me. writes ,"lt's a Godsend to people living ir climates where coughs and colds pre- vail. fine il quickly ends them. | prevents Pneumonia, cures LaGrpre gives wonderful relief in Asthma anc Hay Fever. and makes weak lung: strong enough 10 ward off Consump- ton, Coughs and Colds. soc ane sl.oo. Guaranteed by all druggists Trial bottle free.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
GODS BEST.

God has His best things for the few That dare to stand the test; God has His second choice for those Who will not have His best. It is not always open i'll That risks the Promised Rest The better often, is the foe That keeps us from the best. There s scarcely one but vaguely want:
 In some way to. be blest, 'Tis not Thy blessing. Lord. .I:seek,
 want Thy very best. And others make the highest choice
 But when by trials pressed, They shrink. they yield, they shun the
 cross.
 And so they lose the best. l want, in this short life of mine,
 As much as can be pressed Of service true for God and man;
 Help me to be my best. want to stand when Christ appears In spotless raiment dressed; Numbered among His chosen ones, His holiest and best. want among the victor throng To have my name confessed; And hear ny Master Master say at last,
 "Well done; you did your best" Give me. o Lord. Thy highest choice Let others take the rest; Their good things have no charm fol me, F
 For have got Thy best
 "A. B. s
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
ARKANSAS OUT OF CASH!

Just at this time there is consider able talk going the rounds about the state Of Arkansas being short of cash.
 All the talk was caused-by the of- ficial report and statement of the State Auditor showing that ready cash was running pretty low and that ere long there would be no funds on hand.
 This talk is just bit interesting or at least 1t ought to be in as much as nearly every man, woman and child remembers distinctly how Gov. Davis has been telling all over the state that under his regime the Arkansas State Treasury was literally overflowing with cash. that the taxes ought to be cut down. etc.
 Of course the people believed Gov Davis and his "Jeff Davis prosperity talk" but if they had have only come out from "the spell he put on them long enough to think, they would have gone back to their tax receipts and found cut that their taxes were grow ing just the same, all the time Jeff Davis was in office; that he is al ways GOING to save them money but the going to. was all there was to t.
 He made the "dear people shcu when he told 'em how the State Treasury was overflowing with ready cash and that he was GOING to reeo- mend cutting down of taxes.
 Now the "cut down isn't in sight but the increase of your taxes is.
 of you don't believe if. dig up
 your old tax receipts way back
 wonder when Jeff Davis first be-
 gan to save the country and
 compare the rate of taxation
 THEN with the rate THIS year.)
 We do not claim that Jeff did ths raising but there is ONE thing sur' and that IS HE DIDN'T lower your taxe a single cent.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
JULIUS GaEsIs ]

vasa man of nerve aas it's mark and he oecalas his time. Sickness e's'; a torpid liver. HerDlla z ycllr liver and give lyoa Carrie Austin, Hollon' N. II consider Heroine s cine 1 ever heard E.. 3.. without if. Sold by macy.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26

AFTER long fight th. women Of Colorado have secured equal repre-
 s.ntation with men on the Democrat ic State Central Committee.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26
Press, in the Union Oil Mill, Shreve port, La, will return in few days.

Press, in the Union Oil Mill, Shreve port, La, will return in few days.
 Those present at the entertainment given by the Young Mems Social Club on Tuesday evening were: Misses Ollie O'Keath, (Pine Bluff,) Lula Dunlap, (Holiy Springs, Miss ) Nora West and Kate Wheelock, Clarendon, ) Della Salinger. Maggie and Nellie Black, Martha McNally, Mamye Palmer, Katie Hahn, Anna Savage, and Anna Vanfossen. Mes danes Julia Creager. Francis Gum, Louise Hoffman. Lena Salinger, P. B. Foote, H. L. D. Whitscn. B. H. Wilson, H brace Myrick. s. H. Single ton, Mir. and Mrs. A. McAvoy. T. H. Jackson, c. B. LaBelle, L. An drews, w B. Folsom. Messrs Balch, Murphy Quinlan, Palmer, ]. J. antE. p. McNaliy, J c. and Greeley Fiddyment, Blessing, Forbess. Norman. H. c. and James Mitchell. King, Burgman. Harris and Scruggs.
 -If it's fiji to print you will see it in. the ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-10-26

As finanseer Gov. Jeff Davis. e Arkansav has got even Mike Con. n,Ily beat as fur as from Bolivar tc Memphis via Grand Junction. Jef has a uneek way of counting Arksr. saws debts as "cash or incontrovs,tI ble funds" We air going 10 adop Jeff's way and count our flicker bii down at the Last Chance saloon a. cash. Then we'll run fur justice oi the peace on our record as finanshu prestyd! igitstsr. -- Hardeman Free Press.