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The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
Hard Times il II

The old days of gFa, drouth are almost iog prosperous Kansas ef 't "a citizen of Codeh, Es3 has not yet forgotton I
 encountered. He sz
 Vorn out and discouraged night and day, and could lief till l tried pr. Kings covery. It took less ihs to completely cure me. and most reliable co'F cure and lung and throat discovered. Guaranteed sists. soc and SLoo \ free.
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hORTGACEE'S SALE

Notice is hereby given, that the under signed will on Thursday, April, 18th, l9o7, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the iron. door of the possof'ies, in the city of Brinkley, Monroe county. Arkar-as, the following described land, situat1 in the county of Monroe and Stats of Aiksnsss, to-wit;
 An undivided l-2 interest in the s. l-2 of the N. E. IA of Section 3l Township 3 N., range 2w. Said sale will bo made between the houfs of fl clock a. m. and 3 O clock, P. m. fer the prgposc of satisfy ing.an indebtednsss mentioned in q ain2rt- scxecutcd on March 2etf, l11o. by J. H Goodwin and his wife, Lefha Goodwin, to the undersi gned. widch mortgage is duly recorded in the office ot the clerk of Mon- roe county ii f2ecard Boek3. pags 7.
 H "A, CATER Adsnin:stratcr Es' Mrs s. E Wav.llow tlNe~.1
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Nosics.

Notice is hereby gwen that ail lane deals and matters wherein the Brink ley Car Works & Mfg. Co. are intrested, are transacted at the office of the company by those regularly authorized to do same. Any con- tracts maaes or money paid Elsewhere and otherwise than as above, are dcne at parties own risk.
 BRlNkLEY GAR WORKS & Miro. Co
 Mrs. Wn. Black Pres. Feb. 22-3.
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Press button near the bed in your bedroom and a hot. water bottle IS heated-an arrangement that would suit Toddles. In the morning, cur tains fly apart and shutters open Tn response to the pushing of a button; breakfast, papers and letters arrive at the table in the same mysterious way. An electric lift brings electrically cooked food through the center of the dining table. In the laundry electric washing machines do the washing. Everything in the house, indeed, IS run by electricity, and there are even electric alarms for use against these who would break in and steal.
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Saturday April 6, I337

proceed to sell. to. the highest and best bidder, fer cash in hand, the fol- lowing animals to-wt.
 One yellow COW, marked with crop off of right ear and under slope in left.
 One yellow male; year or more old marked with crop of of right ear and underslope in left.
 These animals are now in the pound of the city of Brinkisy, on West Cypress street. where sale will take place, on date above mentioned, at l o'clock p. m.
 Given under my hand this 28ih day of March, 1907.
 R. E. SMITH, City Marshal.
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< Cr'mins! tsseh

or an inoffensive citizen is frequently made in that apparently useless little tube called the appendix. It's gen. erally the result cf pFotractsd ccnsti- patton, folicwing liver torpor. Pr. Kings New life Pills regulates the liver, prevent appendicitis, and estab-
 fish regular habits Of the bowels 25c at all druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
SILENCE AND mvsTEFy THERE.
Remarkable French viils, Where Eiec'
 tricity Has Rspiaccd Servants.

London. The house Of mystery and silence, or, to give it its oiilciai title. La Villa Feria Electra, is situat- cd at Proves and is owned by MT. Georgia Knap. All the work usuaily done by servants, and much that IS usually left undone, is performed Dy electric coptrivance The visitor to the villa finds that, when he rings, the dcor opens by itself, while a volco proceeding from a hidden gramophone tells him to allow the door to close.
 Once inside the visitor is confronted by a mat that rubs and dries his hoots.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
Thirteen Years Ago in
 Brinkley.

The following items appeared ir the Argus April 6. l8o3- and was lively news in Brinkley then. ! Old Mrs. Rumor says that Claren- don social circles is soon to loose sew eral young men. Fer further infor- nation apply at the Merchants S1 Farmers Bank previous to April 27. To Fred Jackscn or to Dr. c. w. Reynolds at Brinkley. The last named gentleman will answer all queries up to May 5th. Fred's date we can't solve.
 Bishop Pearce, of the Episcopal Epis .opacy of Arkansas. will preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian church on Friday evening at 8 O. clock. Everybody invited.
 A very quiet home wedding occur ed on Thursday evening last at 0:3C o'clock, at the residence of Mir. R. J. Hankins, on West Ash street. The contracting parties were MT. Paul Bergman and Mrs. Julia Creagor. Rev. T. H. Howard officiated The happy couple left on the "Canon Ball immediately for G~liad, Tex, where they will spend few days visiting relatives. after which they will return to Brinkley their future home.
 The first grand musical concert given by Prof Wm. H. Marris and his pupils in music, on Monday even- ing al the Opera House. was attended by a very appreciative audience. The program was very we'll executed and several selections on it were exceed ingly pretty and taking and displayed for both the students and teachers much talent. Among the students displaying unusual talent, both vocal and instrumental, were Misses Coop CT, Lentz, Whitson. Salinger. Mitchell and Cargll.
 The municipal officers have been elected for another year. The ticket selected at the Citizens Mass Meet ing was elected by big vote, except one alderman. The official count was as follows: For Mayor. o. M. Nor man, 156, D. Wm. Grothe, AS; for recorder, Jno. T. Box, ll2, John H.. Davis 30; for treasurer H. L. D.. Whitson, l3o, w. E. Kelly, ol; for Marshal, Zack 0. Haynes, llo, j.. E. Martin, 7o; for Aldermen. J. s. Cox, IA, Chas. Paslay o2; Wash Snyder o7. l. Sapp l23, Chas. Gard ner "A, L.. D. German. H. A. Baggott o3, R. M Henderson 35. R. c. Green 55. R. Goodrich A. Mrs. ]. B. PerminteF spent Mon day and Tuesday visiting friends ip Lonoke.
 pr. Geo. w. Reynolds. the Brink ley dentist, is again at Brinkley and can be found at his office in the Brickell Brick. He is here to stay now.
 Miss hennie Hudson. who former ly lived in Brinkley, is here visiting her many old friends. the guest of Mrs. Mrs Harry; 4laarryj; H. +. Mysrs, on Main and Ash street
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Items Fren
 1f

Miss Ncra H,l
 Tue sday from Bu,,
 been visitir g he,
 Jones, for ;everal MT. N. AlnaA;
 has been in the ous'ness ard lllIld
 He was fOrmerIy
 and is dt ing well
 Prof. Lon Tatun who is assisting at vices, was taken s,s day of last week, a uneasiness was felt recovered rapidly as tinue his wo'k the Miss Pearl Ands has been re elected } Brinkley Public scb School year. She | along nicely, giving ss| and this is a ys1 gratifying manner ] ability and popularity sires to corgratulate securing her services her success hoping il,, tinue to find her surroI and profitable.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
Too Much Prosperitv

Senator Hale in St. Patrick's day address at Ellsworth said of the na. tionai prosperity Two tramps were converslnS over pail of hot ale These is terrible times, said tho hrst as he sat down the smoking pail and wiped his mustache.
 They certainly is, the other an. swered. "A feiier can't ask fer woik nowadays thout hein off | ito
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WILLIAMS KlBktl1

Have you neglected your
 you overwcrked your ueiyss caused trcuhls wilh your N '3 der? Have you pains n < pack, grcirs and blaedaaa < ilatby srpe aisnce ot'fe
 under tte eyes? Teo fsg .| pass urine? If so Nllllsms ! will cure ycu. San pc M cents. Sold by converss 2;
 WILLIAMS M'F'c c. Ffop'
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Qui Of sieIi.

"out of sight out Of mind. is an old saying which applies with specia force to a sore, burn or wound that's been treated with Bucklen's Anioa Salve. It's out of sight, out of mind and out of existence. Piles too and ch3blains dissaPpear under its healing influence Guaranteed by all drug gists. 2sc. aen
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05

seats of learning. Prof Gilman was the first president of the Carnegie in stitute and has served on many impor- tant educational and charitable boards.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05

The Easter snap was very cool The thermometer stood 8l to 05 de grees Thursday, but ran down to 3( degrees by Sunday morning.
 O,m Easter exercises last Sunda have been pronounced perfect sue cess in every way. The program wa well performed. The singing wa: fine. Our sweet little girls, in thei white dresses, pink streamers ane white slippers. made an attractive picture, even if the weather did make them look rather ccol.
 Phil Trice came out from Helena last Saturday evening and spent the Easter Sabbath with honefolks.
 Mrs. Ada Morris, who has beer sick two or three weeks, at Mrs. H C. Lair's, is said 10 be in very pre- carious condition, suffering intensely from acute muscular rheumatism She is as helpless as child at times Mrs. Morris is widow lady from Alderman, Miss, and is visiting Mir and Mrs. H. C. Lair
 The Monroe county Medical So ciety met at Clarendon last Tuesday.
 pr. l. F. Taylor spent a very good week the latter of March. He coulc situp in his chair good deal of the time, but cant move around without help He told your correspondent hat he felt better last week than he had for quite a while.
 Little Floyd Morris, after Having a week $ tuSSle, with chiis and lever has 50 improved as to be up.
 Miss Bertha Cooke has just finish ed three months session of school at Raymond and is at her home a H. c. now.
 Miss Lois Adams. of near Valley Grove spent last Saturday and Sun day in ff., C.. the guest of Miss Alice Mayo.
 The -ssiEtre-- school has just Elo a very Satisfactory five months term at H. C.
 The Holly Grove High school will close nine months term the last oI May. We can truthfnlly say that we have had very pleasant and success full term uprto-date.
 Willie Mayo is getting his H. G residence in good shape and will SCOT have nice, comfortable home. If young man ever expects 10 amount tc anything he must hustle as MT. Willie does and go after things with vim.
 pr. Julius West was locking after his lpractice at H. C. last Tues day.
 Mrs. D. Darnel after spending quite while with homefolks. left las Monday for her home in St. Louis.
 Dr. Prewett. of Alderman, Miss. was called 10 H. c. by phone las Monday to see his neice. Mrs. Ad: Morris, who is quite i'll at Mir. H. C Lair's. They have employed Mis! Fleming. trained nurse from Little Rock. to take charge of Mrs. Morris.
 Miss Sue Inboden. Of Hot Springs was at H. c. last "Wednesday ia inc interest of the childrens home a Hot Springs
 The municipal election at H. o last Tuesday boiled good vote. The sslaied ticket had no opposition. The same Mayor and Recorder and tht most of the Aldermen were re-elect ed
 The oig frost and ice Tuesday killee some garden truck. can't say a: 10 the fruit as yet
 H.G.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05

in . horseshoeing shop, but Justice Jacques is an exception to the rule, for he is highly educated He is an onniverous reader, devoting the greater part of his leisure to high class literature, and he has written several important articles on social and industrial topics.
 MT. Jacques was not a candidate for the office which he now holds, but was drafted by the people of his town ship in nonpartisan movement, and his eleffton Has unanimous. For some time there had been more or less petty litigation of neighborhood character in Elmont, and as matter of civic pride some of the leading citizens started a boom for Jacques, believing that he would be able to wield peaceful influence and pro mote the community spirit. He took charge of the office January 1 this year, and since that time he has ami cahly adjusted several local feuds of long asanding,
 On inc dingy walls of the combined blacks11it shop and courtroom there are several placards bearing signifi- cant Inscriptions One of these reads: .....,................... -.............
 LET US HAVE PEACE. :
 
 And another one, still more to the point is as follows:
 ........................... .............. HrE tt~x rf-f e. THIS COURT. THE BEL ::
 I.OING E,IIR NISlI XNININ
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
C!IY POUND SALE.

Notice is hereby given thFt l. as Marshal of the city Of Brink!ey. under and by virtue Of Ordinance l34, Sec
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
Williams CarhDIIe SaIye with Arniea ant
 Witch Hazel.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Tetter chapped hands and all skin eruptions. It is guaranteed to give saasfscii3n, or money refunded Price 25c. Sold b5 Converse < Brooks, druggists. . M's'o. Go. Props clsve'a'e'
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
ScIendld little Farm For Kent, Hear Holly Grove.

For rent. 60 acfes of good tillable land on public road within three miles of Holly Grove, Ark. The place is well fenced, has three dwelling houses and plenty of wood and good water on sana
 Apply to
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05
DON'T PUIl

for tome rrow what youI If you rut cf buying lards Sncw Linimsut comes you won't hssa bottle today. A posi Rheumatism, Buns. Contracted Muscles, sIz ham, Prairie Grove.
 T wish to thank yep results l received lroal m msnt. It positively Rheumatism after oth.
 NAi have a torrid liver vhen only liver regulater < There is no reason vS7 suffer from DysrepsIa. Chills and Fever or snT olaints, when Herbine
 F. c. Waite, WestyIIz Z" was sick for a lron6 and fever, and after tsN les of Heroine am well
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05

Apply to F:K. MARsroN. Clarendon, Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-05

Administrator cf Ess Mrs s. E. War.ilow Dec
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04
Conductor JamieSOn'S Death

Many friends heard with regret the
announcement of the death of William
Jameson of pneumonia, conductor on
the Nevada Northern railroad. Mr..
Jameson was the thir1 son of family
of five children, four sons and one
daughter. He was born near Fergus,
Ontario, Canada, March 10, 1861. He
commenced railroading when quite
young and had followed this vocation
for the past twenty-nine years, having
been in many localities and having
naturally genial disposition always
had a host of friends. He leaves a
wife, the only relative in Ely, to mourn
the loss. The rest of his family con-
sisting of three brothers, one sister
and mother living at or near the old
homestead in Canada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04
HELD A SLAVE
BY GYPSY KING
Little Girl Kidnapped and Kept
in Captivity for One
Year

Chicago, March l. -Four deputy
sheriffs from Judge Mack's Court have
hurried to Thornton, ILL.,, and arrested
John Joe, king of the Gypsy camp,
from whom Leo Demetro recently
rescued his kidnapped twelve-year-old
daughter, Cecilia, after years search
covering 20, 900 miles.
Judge Mack ordered the arrest of the
Gypsy king and his leaders when he
heard the pretty Greek girls story in
court to-day.
II was playing near home in Little
Rock, year ago, when a big Gypsy
man took me by the arm and threw
me into wagon, the little dark-eyed
girl said king Joe held his hand over
my mouth and they drove and drove
ever so far. We went to Thornton,
then to the West, into Canada and
back.
They took my pretty clothes from
me and put me in rags. They taught
me how to beg. They whipped me
when l did not bring back enough
money or food to suit them
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04
Wash Your Green Coffee.

How many housewives see to il that
the green coffee purchased from the
grocc" is carefully washed before be.
ing roasted? have known many 9th
erwi4c careful housekeepers to empty
the coffee from the parcel in which
it was bought into the pan for roast
ing, never thinking that they are do
ing an unclean thing.
Cohee is often dyed to give it a
better color, and aside from this there
is such a quantity of real dirt upon
it that it really astonishes people
who never washed it. Wash your cot.
fec--Ndtional Magazine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04
Gard Of Thanks

| wish to extend my heartfelt thanks
to the dear friends and the people of
ElWwho SO kindly assisted me in my
time of trouble and sorrow in the loss
of my beloved husband, William jamie
son. May God bless and reward them.
MRS. WILLIAM JAMESON.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04
Notice

There will be a meeting of the COM
mittees in charge of arrangements of
the st. Patrick S ball, Monday evening
at p. M, at the Sacred Heart Church.
All are urged to be present.
BY ORDER OF CHAIRMAN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04
UNIFORM LOCATION
NOTICES PROPOSED

Carson, March l. -Prospectors and
locators of mining claims will be re-
quired to use uniform location and re-
cordIng notices throughout the State if
the bill introduced by Assemblyman
Trimble is passed. In the act proposed
by Mr.. Trimble the form of the uni
form notice is given.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04

Tents, cots, bedding, table linen and
crockery for sale. For particulars ad-
dress R. w. Hudgins, Box IS, post
Office. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04
MISS M. NORMAN
MILLINERY PARLOR, HAYES PARK.
Hats Made to Order or Remodeled
Ready to Wear and Pattern Hats

Chas. Carson, contractor and builder,
formerly with Nevada Northern, is
now prepared to furnish plans, speci-
fications and estimates OIL any class of
buildings, brick, stone, reinforced ce-
men or lumber. Post Office box 244,
Ely New. Feb. q st
Cartwright & Terrell can show you
bargains in real estate. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-04

Charles Lambert, Louis MacLachlin
and party of smelter men came in on
Saturday nights train.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-19

Matt N. Hill and A. Pekkala OF
Flo had business at Meadows last
Saturday.
The Marshall Lake country is
attracting a great deal of attention
lust now and it is talked of as the
coming big mining camp OF this
state.
P. V. Lucas, cashier of the Rose
berry Bank, writes insurance, draws
contracts, deeds, mortgages and
other legal documents; sells real
estate and does typewriting for
those wanting his services.
Mrs. Carlson of High valley,
mother of Mrs. Luther Fulton, ar
rived here Tuesday. Mrs. Carlson
left home on learning of the serious
illness of her grandchild but arriv-
ed too late to see the little one be-
fore it passed away.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Berry of
Park City, Utah, who have been
visiting the formers brother here,
John R. Berry, left for their home
Sunday. They are much taken up
with this country and bought some
lots on the lake shore with the in
tention of returning in the spring
and making their home here.
Fern, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Fulton which had
been sick for some time, died on
Monday night at II o'clock, aged
one year and twelve days. The
funeral was held at the cemetery
south of Lardo on Wednesday
morning. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the commun-
ity.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-19
Local and General News

Mrs. E. L. St Cyr left for Boise
Tuesday morning.
The new Bank at Roseberry is
now open for business.
r. M. Parks and his father have
sold section of land near Vanwyck
If you want to sell your land
list it with P. V. Lucas, Roseberry
School resumed in the 38th dist
riot Monday with Mrs. Irl Shaw as
teacher.
August Stun and two daughters
of Beaver Meadows were at the lake
Sunday.
Earl Pottenger of Sphinx left fol
Marshall Lake last Saturday with
baled hay.
G.. A. Wiley was Meadows Wis.
itor Monday, proving up on his
homestead.
N. w. Shrigley, an old-timer in
the valley, is here from Boulder
creek on business.
G. H. Nelson of Sylvan Beach
attended dance held in the new
flour mill at Roseberry Monday
night.
R. M. Parks of Roseberry came
in Monday evening from Ever
green with single mill for Rose
berry.
r. r. Moss was in town Wednes-
day. He has been indisposed for
several days and is not feeling very
strong.
Henry Douglass and Bert Ward
of Roseberry came in with freight
Saturday for merchants down the
valley.
Salmon are running in the river
more plentifully this year than for
several years past and and many
are being canght.
d. G. Scott of Center and Will
Lynch of Crawford drove bunch
of beef cattle which they had sold
over to Meadows Saturday.
This is the best time of the year
to start a Bank account and the
Roseberry State Bank is the best
place for Long valley people to
start it.
There will be public sale next
Saturday, Sept. 81, at M. Coles
ranch near Roseberry of live stock
farming implements, household
goods, etc., etc. See handbills fol
particulars.
Attorney Jesse Hawley of Boise
came in on the stage last Friday
evening on business connected with
case to be tried in the district
court at Boise today. Heleft Sun.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin G. Wood o.
Scranton, Iowa, arrived on the
stage last Friday evening to look
the valley over with the intention
of making their home here if con.
ditiOns are suitable.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-15
A Square Deal

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are attested under oath as being complete
and correct You know lust what you are
paving for and that The Ingredients are
saihorod from Natnro's /, hora,oyv heIng
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medlcihaI roos Iounu growing lh our
American forests n~d- while potent 70 cure
are perfect'g harmless evaa, 10 the most
delicate wOmSQ a kJThildFUn-1 Not drou
of alcohol enteS Into tbeIr cSm,,osYfIon'
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refined Klyceine, This agent possesses
tntTlnslc meHIcI7N properties of its own.
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Glycerlne plays an Important part in
DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery In
the cure OF indigestion, dyspepsia and
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-15
Lucky Hit.
BY Martha Cobb Sanford.
Copyrighted, 1907, by Homer Sprague.

A man sat on the brow of hill and
kicked himself Incidentally he was
smoking a cigarette and watching the
sunset.
Why. oh. why. had he ever thought
that he needed absolute rest and quiet
that he didn't KANT ever to hear ap-
plause again or to look into peoples
faces? A solid week of this coveted
solitude had made him I'll sadder and
wiser mUh." What wouldn't he give
this very moment for something to
happen?
He jumped up suddenly: Something
had happened. something very aggra-
waiting. As he stopped down to Pick up
the little green apple that had Ihit him
square on the shoulder boyish laugh
rang out on the other side of nearby
fence.
He threw the apple back over the
fence again and reversed his opinion
on the value of absolute quiet.
The next night the same thing hap
pened. only this time when the apple
reused him from his reverie the sun
had been some time set and darkness
and silence were stealing over the hill
"Tll catch that kid this time" he
said jumping up
With run and bound he made the
fence and landed lightly on the other
side face to face with young fellow
almost as tall as himself
well. bless my soulr' he exclaimed
Il expected to find a kid. | was COM
Ing over to lick you"
Forget it." returned the youth, lead
ing the way to a seat under a luxuri-