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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

sa WlARUp C 17zWVsIssIlee Is, 5u
steps, z,z.poety grec.kiego, H. is
mera,~ oopiile:'W7ajace polar mia-
Sta Troi. !.
@ tenn wsz1ystkzieemn vie vie
dial dobrze cesar PREF o't'z'iz;
swoich szpieg6w, kt6zy m ~.
wszystko donosili; czytal re-
wet paszkwile wierszem pl:-
sane na.rogach u]lic, 9 w
wie,sszzso ) 4 p,rtzeciw je<go oso-
bic b 1,Z ne !. m6gl jednaE m6cie
sic Il IS i nikim, BY barrdziej
ME rozdrahniac ludu j ME
wywolac zaburze6, lecz pc
cichu pala} gniewem j zem~
sta:
Alityrus, zausznik jego Cd
wiedzajac go co rano, zasta1
go pewnego razu " takiem 1n
rEa.. $40 III aH.~ ZEE. 4Nta.. 49, .&H . 80
osposobie,n1iu.. G'zz.yz sic ME u
staram jak najusilniej
rzekl CESAR by Rzym Cd Cd
budowac ze wWspanialo5cia.
godna stolicy swiata, tax, BY.
mu zadne miasto ma ziemi
ME dor6wna}o? Czyz sic ME
troszcze, jak najlepszy OF
ciec o ten lud niewdzieczny?
Raz music po}ozyc koniec
temu. zniewazanin mojego
cesarskiego majestatu. Do
tad ze wzgledu ma publiczne
nieszczescie by}em pob}az-
Hwy, ale dalej tax bye ME
mole.
A kt6z to jest: moi w}adz-
co - pytaf Alityrus co
Smile bezkarnie ci uw1aczac
i TIVE niesmiertelne zaslugi
oko1o Rzymu lie t}omaczy6?
Kto podszczuwa lud przeciw
Szpiegowie tylko li6cie
donoszac ci nowi-
miasta, drzewo Gale z
korzeniami stoi i rosnie!
- Jezeli. - wiesz "a
wola} Neron powiedz, kto
Jest tym zuchwalcem i cze-
muz dopiero teraz to mo
- Dotad by}o to tylko
osobistem przekona-
MEM; chcia}em vice cafy
dowod 6w zgromadzic
i dopiero potem wystapic
pred toba - odrzekf po-
chlebca. ...-
- Dowody? ma co? -
zapytal Neron.
= Dowody zupe}ne ma
to - odrzekf Alityrus, pre-
i akcentujac ka5.
de s}owo, ze jest " r. y y
mie, sekta rewolucyjnie rs- ):
posobiona, kt6ra podpali}a
Rzym, ably ma gruzach 6Wia
t:y6 wznie56 o}tarz wlasne-
go bozyczcza.
Neron spojrzal badawczo=
ma m76wiace go. Navel on
sam pojac tego ME m6g1,
by .kto5 zdoial zebrac do
woody ma to, ze kto sinny, ME
CESAR Rzym podpali'; poz.s
nal jednak zaraz, ]ak wiel--
r .@$ ". t8- rstN -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09
6>0o0
(Ciag dalszy) !.
PRED BURZA

spotkafa W WILL Fudensa.
dcstrzegl zdala Alityr,ls dymn:'
'wznoszacy sic mad miastem:
znsjac jednak dobrze plan
cesarza, patrzal ma to zupe4..
ME oboietnie, Go SO tam OBJ
chodzi1o nieszczescie tysie-
cy rodzin, kiedv jego dom,
kt6ry niedawno zbudowat
PREY ulicy Apijskiej, by1 bez.
piecznym! Rozmy6la} tylko
Gala droge mad zaj6cjem y. "
will. Kto tel m6g} rzucit
kamieuiem? Przeciez tax dlu-
go chodzi} po ogrodzie i ME
spotka} nikogo ME. m6gl
TO bye vice Mkt inny, tyl.
ko ten niewolnik, kt6ry mad.
biegf ma miejsce wypadku.
Ale z jakiego~ powodu to
zrobi}? D}ugo my6latn mad tenn,
wraszcia dOszed{ do tegO
wniosku, re to musia} uczy"
mic z polecenia senatora, ably
mu zamknac ma przysz}osc
wstep do will.
Czekajno, przyjacie-
lu - rzekl sam do siebie
- juz ia ci "a to zapiace.
Alityrus ma d}ugie ramie, a
nies bedzi6sz ty ~pierwszym z
patrycyusz6w, kt6rym kark
skreci}em. -.
By ME patrzec ma Iozdzie-
rajace SERGE sceny PREY POI
zarze, ME przez Eskwilin,
ale lima dtroga powr6ci} DO
domu. Tu przyszed}szy, uda{
sic zaraz ma plaski dach
domu, by sic przyjrzet ida:
la pozarowi. Pali}o sic wy
bornie, "a 4-5 dni Rzym
musia} bye W gruzach. WI
dzac, re wszystko idzie> we
dug u1ozonego z CORY planu
wr6ci} do domu, by sic przy
ch}odzie wjeczornym ME ma
bawic kataru. 49,
Przy wieczerzy zwr0cl1a mu
iona .uwage ma polar, ma
co jej odpowiedzial: co Gle
to obchodzi, Saro! przeciez to
ME nasza szkoda.
Ma druki dzieh wr6cil Pu
dens z iona il dziecmi do
swej will przy drodze sa1a.
ryjskiej, Pozar " nocy PREY.
,bral take rozmiary, 20 thu
my Gale "a Tybrem ! we vii:
ZACH ma pag6rku Janiculus
szuka1y przytulku. Me chcac
vice zablerac. miejsca potrze-
bujacym, podziekowal >Kor:
neliuszowi. "a go6cine, spie-
szac do swej posiadio6ci. Ca
Ia soc my6laf, hkby sic WV
dzieczyc Bogu "a ocalenle {
swej rodziny ] postanoWl
swa wiejska posiad1osc oddat
IA przytu}ek potrzebujacyn
schronienia.
Wierny EEukarpus c2eka
iui pode drzw ii sypi'aln
5sna swego palna, az sic obu
ali, Jeszcze, prz'e,dl'e 81 dn 81 j
Wybra1. sic : Wilt l65ka /
srzece A4An,io, kt6Ia !, tuz 4 poe
.sSdomneeumllI p~'rrz''epllyW,aslllball EsI dl y
Nv ~ il. cz ,al.' cze ''kss']E. do .
amu Kornet,liulsszz66W, na T l'a''
kay. ,s'ua,,eag y. al ehle |'l'''1'al.f'
Pudsns nzsrgus,,zyylll IS, b l''l'l a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-09

przywiaaa'nie 1,w'''ef4 veg
slug wyrazil mu goract
podziekowanie.
Jakto, panie -oddlrz,eskls.
Eukarpus byJsam ME 81;
woinikiem, = ty@ nj wolnost
darowal, przezs ciebie pozna-
lem Chrystusa, wszystkom
:ci wllnllien, czyz ME powi-
nieniem przeto wszystkich
sill cia}a 'duszy po6wis-
Gle ma tive uslugi?
Senator wsiadl 2 rodzina
dc lodzi j: " godzine POI
niej wstepowal " progi ewej
Will. W6r6d podr65y mu-
sial Eugarpus mimoWoli opo-
wiedziec sweil PAM, .jak cho-
|rego oca1il, lecz naraz nr'
wal .opowiadanie 49, ME
'byl BOWEN " stanie opo-
wiedzie6, jak mu Faustyna,
c6rka uratowanego, dzieko.
wala "a ocalenie OLGA.
Zaraz "a przybyciem do
damu nadesz{a takze> wiado-
nose 20 Subury cd ksiecia
.Apostol6w, Piotra. Prosi}
on senatora, by pewna iloSc
wiernych,~
chu, raczy} pomiescic W
swej will. Ucieszy}o to niez-
miernie Pudensa, re pros
ba Piotra zgadzala sic zupef-
niez jego p~ostanowjeniem'
przvs{at. vice ma zyczenie
n~atychmiast z ma wieksza
ochota. Zaraz pc po}udniu
przyby1a Geese nieszczesli-
wych, a ma drugi dzie6 tlum
caly; cicha dotad posiadlost.
zawrza1a zyciem. Senator
pEoastanowil dolozye wszel-
kich stara6, ably jego go6cie
%zapomnieli o nieszcze6ciu,
kt6rego padli ofiara. Viva
zae sic "a OLGA tel wiel-
.kiej rodziny, kt6ra Bog
go obdarzy}; kazdemu vice
stosownie do jego zdolno-
Sci, wyznaczy} prace W po-:
lu, " domu, lub W :kuchnii,
ustanowiajac przytem czas
wsp6lnej modlitwy, spoczyn-;
ku i rozrywki.
W trzecim, :czy czwartym
tygodniu pozaru, w1asnie
gdy ogie6> sic wszcza} i W
palacu cesarskim ma Palaty-
ME, przyby} CESAR Neron
do Rzymu. N~atychmiast
odda1 ma pomieszczenie poz.
bawionych dachu swe Villas
ne ogrody, wszystkie budyn
XII publiczne i polecn wy
stawic baraki ma polu Mar
sowem; posprowadza} 2 o.
- .E.-f -~ - -
tya i sasiednich miast
sprzety domowe ola pogo
rzelc6w, poleci} znizyc CO.
ny zbozs d. cen niebywa-
.1ych, ably Mkt g}odu ME cier-
pia}, a. pc 6wiatyniach pc.
.lecil o~dprawiat nabozeh-
silva publiczne ola pre-
b}agania bog6w. Zarazem
zabral sic energicznie-do cd,
b%udowania miasta i juz pc
kllku tygodniach pocza} sic
podnosic Rzym 2 gruz6w
Ii popio16w. Ulice zaklada-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13
JAPAN MAY BUY THE
PHILIPPINES
Reported Seeking Loan Of Fiji
ty Million Dollars in Europe
to Make First Payment,

Feriin. Aug 11.-From "a private
source 30 Is learned hat N. Snicda.
president Of a pool 81 eight Japanese
banks formed for the purpose OF
negotiating government loans BOO Flu
H'pe. has arrived In Berlin ana viii
attempt 20 place an issue 81 govern
men' bonds 10 the amount ~ 100000
"NN here Financial men are vainly
irving % learn for what purpose Ja-
Dan Intends 20 use this money.
hIuprs 81 war have not ceased to
circulate in certain circles one ru-
NOR has it that Japan will use the
s'"."1H.ooo as first payment ON ace
count Tor the purchase 81 the Phillip
rine Islands b. congress should De-
willing Co sell these possessions dur
inE The coming winter.
% s said that Japan viii FIND no
Trouble in placing a bond issue for this
purpose in Germany. but win not De-
FRI obtain "a Joan FOR war uurr
a conference between 49,. SuIr.a Iul
pIentatives Of the German banks
"ta heeu arranged or "wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13
TO PUBLISH JOURNAL or
EDUCATION IN THIS CITY

\ change has been made this year
in the management of the New Mex
leo Journal of education which viii
herafter be published in Albuquerque.
a number of University men assisted
by other educators in the territory win
have charge of the work.
Persons who wish to ak with rep
-resentatives of the faculty regarding
the University before Monday can do
more conveniently at Matson's book
between , and 4 o'clock on the
afternoon ON Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays. or telephone the presidet.,
dean. No. Los.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13

Unless Il has no intrinsic value, q WAIT
An will sell u! Place one in the Morning
journal and be convinced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13

The woman who reads the advertisement
shops intelligently. Isn't It worth while &,
do that? Try one in the Morning journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13

" u Is ~ nervous sfram Ia live at your
boarding house, read the want nds ia the
Morning journal and secure upother.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13

NEW RES TOOK INTERN ATiONAI
STOCK y POULTRY ROOD. i. W. FEE
G02-GGt SOUTH FIRST STREET.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13
ARCH GROCERY co

PLANT TO-DAY AT THE MON
NICE WHITE C~AULITIOWER IN
CELERY. III MONARCH GROCERY co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-13

FINE KANSAS SWEET CORN TODAY
THE MONARCH GROCERY CuMpANY.-
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AT THE lsT PRESBYTERIAN.

The Easter services as usual at the lst Presbyterian church were most delightful and bright. The little brick church was charming in the profuse floral decorations that added so much lustre and cheer to the happy services.
 The pastor, Rev. w. H. Rhoads, had arranged special music Some of the very latest and sweetest music ever rendered in Brinkley formed a part of the worship and was very much enjoyed by the large crowd in attendance. Among the special musical part of the worship was a pretty baritone solo by MT. Frank H.. Thurman; soprano solo, Blossom Bells, by Miss Blanche McCreight; a>cornet solo by MT. Fred Roescher; and the pretty Easter song "He did not die in vain.' by the soprano and
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the transition of Enoch to the Jewish Age in that of Elijah, to the Christian era in the Stransfigu.ation of Christ in the presence of his disciples, and the appearance of lehrist to his disciples and numerous other witnesses after his resurrection.
 The surmon Sunday, night was on the support of the gospel and is worthy of wide Publicit. He presented the matter from an unselfish, standpoint and by logical, and practical application showed the necessity, of support of the gospel as a Biblical doctrine, christian duty and ethical obligation.
 The Epworth, League is planning a program for Sunday night session in the near future.
 You are reminded of a hearty vel come awaiting you at all the regular services of the church, preaching at II a. m. and 7;3O pm each Sunday
 Sunday school at 9;45 a. m:
 Junior League Z. p m.
 Senior League at B.
 SPECIAL NOTICE: Any one having copy of Young Peoples Hymnal No. 3, belonging to the Sunday school and church will please return same. Out of l8 of the note edition there are nov only at the church, and it is a posi- tive hardship on the choir to do with out them
 If, at any time, any church is not represented under this head. bear in mind that it is solely their own fault
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INTERESTING LETTER
 FROM CHICAGO.
Mrs. Bates Writes Another one of her Interesting
 Letters.
43l9 Berkeley Ave.
 Chicago, III.

Dear ARGUS:
 "Taint no use in frettin and a feslin hard and blue and grieyin for the things just outside the reach of you. for things most worth the get tin are sure 10 find their place if you are patient and awaitin with a smile upon your face. 7
 l iail to place the author of these lines of poetry, but they are good and comforting to me so l give them.
 make my best bow to Mir. w. L. Ferguson, and assure him that l look on the bright side of this struggle to keep off the waves of won't. get all the joy out of it there is to be had. If had billion dollars would work just as hard and be the same old fashioned woman. tllatyl am. l con sder i. a grest lexury tQ work. Lazi- ness is not the way to develop charac- ter nor is 1t productive of happiness yet do not relish the offer presented to me not long since by sturdy looking individual whom l found sit ting in friends musical studio and undertook to entertain during the few minutes he waited there. He asked me if was married. told him him no. Suppose we splice said he. What do you mean? asked .Spllce" said he. get married. "l have dairy farm mp in Wisconsin You would not have much to do- get up at4 o'clock, milk the COWS, get breakfast, wash, iron, clean house, help feed the stock and sometimes aid on the farm looked at him to see if he had not escaped from 3 lunatic asylum. l stood up and told him it was a glorious prospect but l felt that must decline; so out went for a good laugh. Now from matr- mony to the weather.
 February came in with snow, slee1 wind and bitter cold. For once the
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alto voices of Mrs. A. D. Brooks, w. H. Rhoads, Miss Koontz and Mrs. Win. B. Folsom.
 The presence of the Christian Knighthood -Chandos Commandry Knights Tenplar--in full uniform at the services was enjoyed by all. They made a most striking appearance and while their presence on Easter was surprise to the pastor they were nevertheless welcomed vlsitors. After the services their commander halted them, that four bright little Presbyterian misses Atha Brooks, Nellie Walker, Linda Allen and Ruby Osborne might pin a rose bud on reach Of the christian soldiers.
 Sunday, April Eth 1907.
 Sabbath School 10 o'clock, a n.,. subject: "Jacobs Vision and God $ Promise, Genesis 2a: Is. lo-l2. Service 8 p. m Forgiveness With God, Psalm l3C: 4
 Missionary Society meets Tuesday, April 9th, at 2:30 P. n, Prayer meeting "Wednesday, April lCth, at p. m. "God Gives Jacop a New Name.
 All are cordially invited to attend these services.
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Among the Churches.
Ar THE BAPTIST CHURCH

On account of the pastor being un- able to get back from the fifth Sunday meeting in time there>was no preach ing services at the Baptist church last Sunday.
 Sunday Apr. z, we begin revival meeting Rev. Sam. H. Campbell, of Pine Bluff. will be here Monday evening to assist in the meeting. All the christian people of the town are very cordially invited to help in the meeting.
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 The Marriage, on Wednesday night. March 27th, at the St Paul A. M. E. Church, of Magedline Harri- son to pr James L. Hartzfield was the swellest event that probably occurred in Brinkley colored society for several years past. The bride is the daughter of c. H. Harrison the brick worker and the groom is a young doctor who has been in Rrinkley about a year. He is a graduate and stands we'll in profession and both are well thought of by the leading white people as we'll as those of their own race, Quite a number of prominent. colored people from Little Rock and other points were in attendance at the wedding and and reception. Quite number ot prominent white citizens were in at tendance at the wedding. Prof. E. w. Harrison principal of the De Vails Bluff colors4 Schcol and brother ol |fhe bride. was prc;nineni figure n fhe event
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indication sufficient that we were not "buacming With sorrow in my heart noticed so many young girls cut " thout any elder protector or pro- tscttsss. thought of Evelyn Thaw. low easy 10 get into trouble and how Lard to get out. have been offered ihirty-fiye and fifty dollars a week for Gertrude to go concerting on the road. but say no not during these tender years when she needs home training. character building and study. let her read the papers concerning the Thaw trial because then she can't say in after life: ''I did not know She must know that the only happiness in this world consists in hard work and simple, plain living. She sees girls of her years with their hair rolled up into veritable hay stack on the top of their heads and shirt waist galore. She wants it too. say no. III braid your hair in two braids and tie a neat ribbon on each end and Russian blouse is good euough yet. When she earns sufficient to buy her clothes, in other words. support her self and mother, then Il see.
 Gertrude was said to be the best pupil out of forty at MT. Fischel's re- cital. She was the only one to get flowers. She works while the others play base ball or play in the street. She has her own recital April 18th in the auditorium recital hall Ito make money to help us live until she is firner grounded in her work to take permanent place 1 go with her everywhere. It is cold up here just now; but that is expected on the Lake. long to plant a tree every Spring, but there is no place here. Oh, it makes the heart hungry and sick for sight of the country. Brick, stone and mortar everywhere and more coming. 1 went into 2 building few days ago on some
 
 business and found the party on the 1 9th flour. thought if heaven could be reached that way how busy some would be, building materially higher and higher. Thank Cod heaven is within and it takes unceasing toil to get the faith and love 10 establish M
 must get to sleep. Gertrude ms to play twice next week and hs. oSu work or concert the next, so we nsed rest.
 Wishing dear old Brinkley lard everhody in it everything good ] make my best bow out for the pres ent.
 Sincerely
 M. L. BATES
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q
 musicianship of the man shone cut. His stage manners almost offensive. A very fine musician replied Your ideas are correct madam. can tcli every mechanical tone from soul ful one,
 Gertrude was thoroughly diseustod at tine idea of that woman in Nee' York railing herself off for nor y t go to Italy to study for the Opera. 1 am glad she does scorn such pro ceeI- : ings. That is why there are so many divorces. It was predicted yesterday by party prominent in musical circles here that in six years Oitrude would be greater than Maude Powel on the violin and a wonder on the piano. met woman on the street car, from Iowa, who taught school twenty years to get money to study music. She is here at it in earnest That is the pluck like.
 April lst, this letter was begun Feb. l7th and it is a shame that did not complete it, but a spare moment to me is so rare that unless the paper and pen is right under my eyes l for get that can write My experiences are many and rare. but to go back to February would be like searching in a "hay stack for needle.
 got the ARGUS this morning early and enjoyed it on the car going down town.
 see Mir. w. L. Ferguson is yet up in those glorious mountains. l love the hills and as the little boy said ..I hear the silence to my great joy. I see in so many places here ladies entrance to saloons. The incon- gruity of it is, to me, sad and laugable. Last Saturday night MT Fischel, couple of young ladies, Gertrude and l went far out to Edgewater to give a recital. It was beautiful moonlight night. just cold enough to make 1t en joyable. The Club House is q thing of beauty because of its sweet sim picty, and it is built right on the lake. After Gertrude did her playing on violin and piano and got her Sl0.OC we had ice cream, coffee, cake and delicious sandwiches in a room over looking the Lake. The entire side next 10 the lake was glass. l2:3O when we started for home. We rar like heightened chickens to catch car and you can guess the distance when l tell you it was nearly two A M. when we got down town. Cert rude and had yet AS minutes ride before US. We ran again to get ca and felt ashamed of the late hou but the presence Of the violin was in
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His Dear Old kiOiheF.

My dear old mother, who is COW eighty three years old. triyes on Flee
 ric Bittsrs. writes w. B. Brunson of Dublin. Ca. "She has taken them for about two years and enjoys an ex- cellent appetite, feels strong and sleeps well. That's the way Elec- tric Bitters effect the sged. and the same happy results follow in all cases ot female weakness and general de- b.lty, Weak. puny children too are
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Grocers adopt Early Closing
 Hours.

Brinkley Ark, April l. 1907 Commencing Monday, April 18th, we the undersigned Grocery Houses hereby agree to close our places of business. each business day at 700, P. VI. Saturdays excepted until Oct. I 1907. This agreement to be bind ing between ourselves irrespective Of what other business houses may do.
 Dickson & Ray.
 Cazzola Gro Co.
 Coleman Gro Co.
 Black Gro Co.
 Simmons B. Shults.
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 There are but a very few fellows P smiles at the little misfits of life
 one of the few is our clever friend, |shlsr FiIz Jones of the big Hurley Ross plant This morning Fitz swearing a smile that would reach
 the C. & C. switch and itwas caus- |Oy the little Miss FItz9 which F Mcknight left at his home yester- Y Heres to the young lady and 'y She always bring sunshine to the me
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,come Q Sec Our prices our old Hickory Wagons Andrew Flora 8 Co.

ID. B. Davenport is again With the
 ton & Co slave plant as filer and Ibanic. He has been at Lauann
 bast few months.
 I've would like to satisfy your
 ts in the fashion line. We have
 f the rev, silks, fculards, nettings l dainty white goods; the cream |ings.
 lI. M. seabcrn, 2 prem nent busi- ] man of Csrdwall, Mo, was the bt of oroceryman Tim Shut Sun LAT HALF COST; A complete bf Words Histories, 50 volumes hd in red cloth, cost S30 will be flor SIS. Apply to Mrs. J. A. F. of ARGUS.
 "A bright little miss Of about 6 lbs ght arrived at the home of Mir and ]. H. C. Srong Thursday after D. Name her Hugh Calve Strong she will grow in grace intellect
 count much cash. The writer ex- Is sincereSt good wishes to the ng lady and her parents. -RICH EARTH-75 cents per ]: Have some of the finest, rich
 of earth which will be delivered where in the city for 75cts per | Very thing for flowers and stables, Phone 32-2 rings or e order at Blessings Bon Ton
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for the ARGUS is glad and anxious to publish notices from each and every church, FREE of ALL CHARGE, regularly each week. The only thing we ask is, that notices be sent in by "Wednesday noon each week. EDITOR.
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iND PERSONAL H61Es hi HotsI For Rsnt'
1 uotel, for years one oi
 R Nyao n,ost popular in the city is Fs' '',. cood terms to right party.
 P.'' |. FARRELL, BrinkleY.

:, maogum is b1cl; from a {. t,lO in North ArkaHSas
 q T. 7omIinson. was in Little
 Sunday. visiting his wife
 Hsrtlej made a business ] Memphis Thursday
 rssrlsy Williams, of Clarendon 1 the city Wednesday s,,s Ralph Mitchell is quite sick
 vth tonsaaLis-
 F,D,sss agent Ralph Mitchell [s,tired to his room several days week.
 |u,s W B. Austin is quite ill with |noria ard is not expected, 10 re- |n,svran R. ]. Hankins is at ] from q visit to relatives in St. |The Jury list of the Circuit Court \ meets on the 4th Monday in \ jst, be seen else where in this
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
Next Week.

Owing to the late hour that copy was supplied and the length of same, the evidence in the James case in Esq. Henderson court (nentioned last week. will not appear until next week.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
Farm Hands Wanted.

By A. c. Carter. &. Son. Cotton. Plant.
 We have fine farm lands 10 rent or shrea crop; will sell mules to right kind of parties on credit
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointmen, Y cure blind, bleeding, ulcerated and itS5ie Piles. It adsorbs the tumors, allays Il itching at once, acts as pou.tice. gives n stead relief Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointu cn is prepared for Piles and itching of the private parts. Sold by Converse and Brooks. by mail for soc and $l.o0
 WILLIAMS M'F'o Co. props, ClcvlapcI Q.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

The Easter Sermon Sunday morn ing by the pastor, Rev. T. o. Rorie, was replets with ungainsaying, truths concerning the resurrecton. ne pointed 10 the ocular demon
 strations, of tie possibility, of the resurrection as given to the patrarchical