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The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29
FOR THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE ID
 ANSWER.

Which is the greatest. the tin horn gamblers of Hot Springs, supported by the sporting element of officers and lucrc sIcuing private citizens, or inc state os frkansasp
 The Arkansas legislature might have acting Gov John Ike Moore find out about t.
 The Citizens law and Order Lea u,s of Hot Springs. who deserve and have inc hearty approval and synpa- thy Of. all law abiding and peace l0v- ing people over the state, are stu oH tho trail Of the thug element and De fore they get thro with t Ho' &sprines 1ii'Ihavs 2 caus'le -app''ca' ';is ,n fha may g;ve the city a charcf
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

THE Moore Heartsill Anti-Future bill passed a few day ago by the lesiss lature is aimed at the buckkt shops which have 10 thoroughly drained nesr- ly all Of the surplus cash out of all the towns where they have been allow d to operate. The author Of ihe bill ai least one Of its authors is 5, A. N ere who formerly lived in BrinkIey. If his measure is successful in clo sirg the bucket shops there will be vote of thanks due him.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29
Sjsns About the End of the
 World.


 Inasmuch ss the talk about the con ct swisbing is fiery tail around ard stfiklrg tsis old earth and thereby setting the world on fire, 1t may be in- terestine for those who seldom think about these things to know that the same topic Of conversion ana thought is occupying the attention oi thousands and thousands of people all ever the old world
 An editorial appeared in one ol the most prominent American publications along that line this week. It is as ioi- lows:
 "No matter hcw we may try 10 ex- plain them, these gre solemn, porten- tous words: And there shall De sqns in the Sun and in the Moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth dis tresses cf nations, with rerplexity; the sea and the waves rearing; men s hearts failing them for fear and for looking after these things which are coming on earth: for the powers oi heaven shall be shaken ;. And when these things begin 10 come 10 pass, then look up, and lift up ycur heads, for ycur redemption draWeth nigh. One thought in connection with these ronentous words cf the Lord. Christ, is that perturbations of the heavens, the earth and the seas are dire ctly associated with the signs or abnormal conditions, which arc to appear in the visible heavenly bodies. Are we net, therefore, forced by the words Of our Lord to the conclusion that God lays his hand, which is an other name for His laW, upon the "Sun ard the Moon and the stars, " when he intends to shake the heavens, and set the seas and the waves there of roaring? In plain words, is il not here distinctly taught that this is Gods regular and normal way Of eau.irg tEe phenomena which we wit ness in the Earth, such as storms. tidal waves, earthquakes and all kin drel disturbances Personally we do rot doubt that such is the case. and neither do we doubt that God will use the same means and methods, when in the fulIness of His purposes He de- .ernines 10 wind up this dispensation, and 10 So aWfuliy increase these dis turbsnees in the heavens ard the earth. as to make mems rearts fail them in looking after those things which are coming to pass on the earth. We do not believe it can be gainsaid that famine, earthquakes, wars, storms, destructive tidal waves ard volcanic violence, have, ia all the history cf the human race, been so universal or so generally destructive a' Curing tie period through which we have been and yet passing. Signs in the Sun" have increased in the same proportion. What do thsy all mean2 Who can show that they nave not direct relation to the solemn words Of Christ, and that they are net intendei t3 remind us that Gods plans are liPe ing fast and that our "re- deml tion draweth ni2h?9
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The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

chcwers and pounds a ellewcd, to the populanon States where SCHNAPrO was first sold than there
 States where SCHNAPpS yet been offered to the ua9
 SCHNAPPS is like a ~ Java coffee, sweetened ps to bring out it's natural su qualities. SCHNAPPS p classes of chewers: the cause they do not find 2 really pleases them pens1 :. price; the poor, because economical than the laEgs] E 15c. plugs and they gel " ey's worth of the real sfispH ,llating flavor so apprec's: bacco lovers. All ln1l1au tain much moe sWectcn, SCHNAPPS. They arc mo way to hide poor tobacc0 crly cured.
 For the man who cncws for tobacco s sake, there ? like SCFINAPPS. E. Strictly roc. and f5c. F'As'
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29
LIVELY Ac7lOa OVER IN TENNESSEE.
The Little Rock Gazette of Sunday last said edItorially:

last said editorially.
 Prohibition ls steadily advancing in <ssHn9ssee and the saloons are already restricted lo a lsv laFge cities,
 Under a law passed by previous legislature the smaller towns were permitted to say at the polls whether saloons should be permitted to oper- 4ste, and nearly all the smaller towns voted out whiskey. The present leg islature passed bill under which the larger cities could vote on the question whether their charters should be sur rendered and saloons banisned. h the last few weeks Bristol, Clarksville. :. Columbia. Winchester and other t7wns have abolished saloons. But Nh e most noble action was that of Knoxville, 2 city as large as Little \ W ! recent 1lacslon there the lasra kote ilthe history of the city < The dry ticket received '.1' IS votas and the vet 2,255. The seampaign had many remarkable fea- lures. Every man. wcman ard child vas interested. On election day 2 nrcfibssiop parade of 10000 people insf-hed through the streets The parade brcke up before tie polls open ed. and various sections of 1t went tc the roIls. where prayer services were held. Ministers and many womeT spent the day working with the voters. After the result was announced the principal streets were turnei into places for popular demonstrations.
 Under this new bill tke legislature will abolish ths charter of Knoxville and reincorporats that city with sa looms left out.
 ast week the city Of Jackson fol lowed Knoxville. Thus there are lei only three cities in Tennessee tha have not voted out saloons Memphis Nashville and Chattanoogs. Th' question will probably bs submitted <
 inc Nashville voters seen cnd Chatta 1,oopa may follow. There is nor chance of these cities going dry thal of Memphis doing such an un-Mem phis sort Of thing
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29
FREE IgSSsACcG Eo2l ADVERTISING PURPosF The manufacturer of
 BLACK REAR CHEWIfaG TOBACCO

has authorized all dealers in this section to give
 Plug o SLACK EEAE. with each sale of phgl
 Two Plugs Of l.Acx with each sale Of Four n Fl
 Three Plugs of BLACK with each sale Six tre and E for advertising purposes only This will give to all who like dark, g7ch and liey sgseicca obaccos Suppy of tobacco G passed uUrit wc this ofef s The object of this deal is not 70 scll BLACK BEAKn than the regular price, but it is to convince all who lke In grade, that BLACK BEAR is tho best offs @Ea6
 This offer is made for limited tirnc-as the manuiasa afford to continue indefinitely and with the expectation na advantage will like tho tobacco well they will continue nenty.
 GET sT ar THE TiEAzzsT oEaiEa's
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29
Jeff Davis At Thaw Trial.

New York, March 2o.- Special United States Senator Jeff Davis was one of the interested spectators at the lhaw trial yesterday afternoon.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29
Fine Gotten Seed For Planting

Ha7e j'asf received ear load of high grade, seuat, rerfeet ccssan Seed lor pEan,ra pur. poses. willie ssId at lares1 possible price. Apply ao FSpRvY5 Esreb g, igQy.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29
Sadly Afflicted Family.

Carroll Mantooth, young man 19 years of age, died recently of pneu. mcnia at his home in Oil Trough. This is the third and last son sf L. % i9antcotl to die of this disease within two weeks.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

x. C. pindall. who was elected last week to succeed ihe late Howard Robb in Inc senate from nesia County was inducicd irto office lridav. fater in the day he announced hat on next Thursday he would aaircss the Senate on the life and work of his deceased predecessor
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

The Joint committce on Public Charities Wednesday took under consideration the ap- propriation bill for thc support and main tenance of the Arkansas Asylum fer Nef- vous Diseases. Superintendent Sfi1s9n vas present before the committea and explan- ed the various items as theg ware takcn up. Patients at this state institutioa hHye IT. creased ia number about ene-third sinea las. year The surn for general exFeasss asked for last year was S.o30e0 asd with the increase in atteadapce the s1ia tas year Is S2i1 GOO which tiie esl1mitee his change There are q ruElber cf other items which were taken mp and en which de' lsien was reserved until another meeting ef tae committed which will he held Gnring tic week.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

The bill ly Senator Harrison making it mandatory that the national coIors sball feat above all public buildings. school E9uecs and naming the first Friday in AiEy as flag day" in the pn6lls schools wss special order for Wednesday
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

'fhe House did !lt work Saturday oc- co'dns ie q maiion of Mr. KilIough, car rird igst before nccn Friday.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

nT NGclige Rose of Nashville addressed ih Jelnt rGmmttee on Education of inc jirse and Senate Tuesday and spoke at leasta ia favor of the Normal school l.:fasu-es ints1dnefh
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

ai,;ttnns ihauhiag the Legislative Assembly, for tia enactment of the Parker hin rest .eiin@ the sale of intoxieants In fila state were 1aannoRsi1 adpptcd h' Moptieplio hv fhr eNiihadist Bapfist. Pres b,terian and 4ssoviate Reformed Hresby- te,Ian churches Thc resolutions pledge flo support of the churchcs in enforcing the law.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

Prof. S \, Weltner cf Nevada. Mo. de N~ered m address Friday night in the hall rf tfe House Of Representatives to the citi lens ci Little Rock and members of the sienefnl Assembly. The subject was Pow sr oe lind the trend being to subStantiat- ihc theories of suggestive therapeutics.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

'speatcr liamiief entertained seven of inc riSks Jages af ii'e House at luncheon at Farstsr's Friday They were John T Ed. riagtsH. rcyion Thomas. Hugh Dedman sEs9Nias Stone. Jefi Davis, Grady Forgy THd l'aS Clark.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

At the morning session lHesdaT Mi ,,aster introduced resolrllcD In fire Honae ,o tba sffect that owing to fhe csnaested coutli,ion of the calendar that body would meef each morning at o'clock and eash nfternoaa af i :,D o'clock The resolution ., vas ',dnptsG with thc provision that tAe morning hour should te 8 go.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

seAat6; Amis has left bis seat in the Scnaie for ton days aid has gone to Mex. leo on ! business tiip.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

.,,,,a .;,,ut Committee ou I'enitentiary of ,br Senate and House held business ses- sion Friday af which II was decided to confinsc The work oi construction ol tne s;x years ago 4 b'l making an appropria- tinn fo~ ilie eomnleti.n of the york ac- cordin. ta the original plans VIII be pre- parad bv the committee and will probably ha iptfogrs d during the week. IT If pass es. ir k contemplated to recommenre the qyotk !; once
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

On Tuesday inc House made more pro press in the disposition of hlsiness than on any Senate day during ti'e session, Ar effort was made to get the oldham anreza. ton bill before the House m aavance @ oi some othcr bills which were under the same order. but inc chair held that two-thirds vote vas necessary to advance the bill which prccipitGtcd some discus sion X while later. and after the motion had been lost the bill came up under reg ular procedure and was given it's first reading. when a motion to adjourn pre- vailed.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

It was learned yesterday that majority of the Joint comuslttfe on Penifeaiiary will reee; ;imena that the new psaife5l'saFg be not abandoned b.it be c0napleted and remain as the home for pr4so os tte state for the next two yeats There hss been q proposition submitted tn abolish iea pepjtentiary and send all of the prisoners to the state convict farm. With tsis reni- tentiary maintained during tite cafai;ig ;Ne years inc state electric lighting plant E'iil moi he disturbed. hrt will continue tp tlif- nish the charitable institutions Ntn eiff- trlcity at cost. as has been ife psactsee ia .he past.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

tt an informal cooferenee Of the fricads of thc ThSmnson University bill Monday
 t WIS decided thai when the measure tewes ID for reconsideration the amount cf Ito appropriation called for will be c,it Goan at least Si3ooo0. and possibly InaVe. f Is generally understood that the bill will pass the Senate in its amended
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

Before fhe penitentiary Committee in the rgsnse TresAav Superintendent Pitcock and Architect Frank Gibb appeared sna went over details regasdins the conp,e- ton of the new penitentiary. The compile tion of the building will cost sum ,, hp nr,xinaafad at aGOn which sum will ha reenaed abaut 27 per cent if conyicts r.e rsed for q paTf of the mechanical work. Under this estimate the cell house viii cfst ahout sio3 ono and the hospl. taI an1 office buildings the remainder. The Superintendent went over the numerous detaiis of il,e items covered in the appTo- priation hill for the coming two years and explained their necessity to the com n,ittea 4 bill covering these appropria lions Is being drafted.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

Thc CaTwii2tt proposed amendment to ,ie eonstiation. which provides tl:at the taycs paid into the school fund by the fa'roads of the state siall he app9rtione9 sGWalls without Ieeard fe the school dis trict in wfifh tbc railroad property is sit rated has hreH Tavorably reported by n majority cf the commiifoe on ConstItu- tiotel Amendments in the House.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

An effort s being made to draft bill fl.ai will relieve echGitien as to protection ficzc Ere through iaSarancc The Ealrh biil ewhich ia effect exempted the five com panfs from the provisions Of the anti tsist law. waS so siGnaly defeated that any measure which repeals any part of that act win be pracsitaily impossible
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

There is en clcmcnt of doubt as to y.hctbcr inc oldham annexation bill will be resched on the House calendar this week. but if It is ealled there will be a lively contest before it is disposed of. The b!il paesed the Senate by small majority. and if was believed that it would go through the House with but little oprosi. ton but statements to the effect that molten will he Glade ia table it when hrst opposition thagf haargpeen anticipated. Thee raiaski delegation. undivided in it's support ef the rfeasarp. feels confident that it's pas sane win not be denied by their fellow members of the House.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

f-he Senate spent vesy duii day Tues dnr A number of House bills were con eidercd and disposed of Senator lhofap- .-s.s.. s....re,rf.tinn bill for the University nf Arkansas was brought np for reconssd- erafion. and was made special order for Wednesday morning.
 The antI-drumming bill intended 70 rfr ,.ont hofel and ..doctor drummers frOm plying their vocation on trains was na ssed and needs only the governors signature to become law
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

IT questioned the gentleman from Sebas tian wculd most probably deny the ailega- tinu yet his amendment stands Tor itsph, and the more titr matter K thought over Inc taare convinced his friends become that he believes in changing conditions so that the hand that rocks the cradle can indeed lather brother husband or sens. but Dy ,ne weieht of the right of franchise.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

Tn the confusion that seivaed Vile ihe vote on tt.a Stevens prohibition b.il was being taken NedncSttiy tIe naiIits UT 7fT. Monroe was omitted fro.a t.e eai. MT. MHirre voted against te bill "i live n a dry co;,nty and We expect fl to ssFg that way" said Mr Monroe yestegdaN. "but i vote my enn indiyduai sgntinient c2 every measure CT bis sHbicat tlaf is pre- sentcd and never dia an isTlae. voted against the Lee b:li Tuesday aat this .,.ti ynste day because l did iot believe either was goci icsislaiicr
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

With bat seven weeisa yet q ise tS
 Anprapriatiors Committee ate an1ipns fo prt their bills before the ilausr. hugh time k consumed in thss class of lesis iaflon tjirough tile faet that each Item ls .aten n, senarafeiy sa Femnlitfee oR tis Whole and has to be passed upon separate Iy TO not give these bills almost lmme dinte attention, according to members q tbe cou,mittce. will mean that the last month of thp sesslon will of necessity havf to ha devoted almost exclusively t9 them
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

aFeesrs. Wilson of Perry and White of I.ocaa epeaged in warm controversy or tha floor of fEc House Tuesday during the dscussion cf the bil providing for coun fy danositorics and they were about to have Il personal encounter when friends irterfeied a.d order was restored They both apoliei2ed to the House for their actilns ard later shook handa and agreed tiat lie heat If passion had prevailed over better Judgment in bringing about tho dispute.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

Tho IInuse Committee CD Railresds held a meeting Friday night and sasc attention to raircad employees and attomcys on the bin providing for q inaxsn4un ot eishf hours' employment In any day For telegraph nperatars Ii was cIaim4d by the aiiroad nttnrucys that tho isl would force ratl
 reads to use two shifts at day iiges and rcrred action on the bdI aaiii after a fnrta- CT hearlng. Eriiroad cRlp.oTes hslieye fiat reducing tte empIoyEeEt Of telegraph e'
 orators h eight hours each day w9uid fe, duce the number of wfacfs Withih s@e SUBJ,
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

sfeer caitine the session to order Mon da7 Sneaker Taniter referred 10 a paper heine diSfribiited on ths. desks of the mem hc,s eeufainre faging Headlines of alega- ,inns te tlse efcet that fn attempt was 10 be made 70 corrupt the Legislature hv iNe free di~trlbption Of poodle, The sYeaasor reeuested tbaf the lcuse pay nc rtte.ssi9r to ts'e article. as he did net be leve aay member had any idea that such statements were worthy Of recognition.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-03-29

In speaking Of the Edmeadson Reeies bill for the abful alton of ife iisf&uson contract Senator iattersGn asfszfgiF CD pcscd the proposition of allowing convicts to act as guards over their cemr2des. lie did not believe that the aheogniion of tue contract would remedy this derloFgbe cen- dItton The senator fepm We0aiu4 da clared that If the conttat vas eaaeclt inc prisoners would be hired onf Co tfe rairoads and fhe yaae CeEglfiohs Wft.d preynif slfe YVES strongly in favnf of eiiga mating the lease system a't2sefheg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06
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