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The Brinkley argus., 1908-05-08
Moore of Dark Corner. wa

Andy Moore of Dark Corner. was in the city "Wednesday en route to Clarendon.
 -Dr. F. T. Murphy. left last week for an extented visit to New York City. where he will take post gradu- ate course In hts professional work. Mrs. Murphy will go to New York, to Accompany him home when he finishes his work.
 The Woman's Christian Temper |Ancs Union held an interesting meet Ing on Tuesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church and received several new members. They are pre- pairing an interesting program for thtle.iF next nesting which will probably be published in the local papers. This Is one society that every good woman in Brinkley ought to belong to.
 ABSOLUTELY FREE: If you have house and lot. a farm or a piece of timber land for sale. drop in at the ARGUS office and tell the least price you will take for 1t. It will be advertised. and itpossible purchas- CT teund for It FREE TO YOU. Do Il. now.
 --See about the New Tropical Rubber Paint for roots-hoth metal and wood--sold by The Terrell Plumb Ing Co. It Is put on your roots under 5 year guarantee by both the manu- lecture and the local agent. It's cheap and hasn't drop of coal tar preparation In 1t either.
 The Andrews Opera Co.,. Is con- sideved the highest opera company tn the Southwest and t speaks for itsett when 1t Is known that it has played sue cessfully for over l6 years in everybig city in the country and has more com plimentary press comments than any other organization in the country. Tickets 5 .OO and 75c.
 w. Hix Mallory. the we'll known tobacco man, who together with E. Star Thompson the other King bee tobacco man have a partnership bust ness with headquarters In Little Rock. was in Brinkiey the past week again and 1t was like a ray of Sunshine to see his smiling countenance Nal lory & Thompson have force of to-, bacco salesnnen travelling tn this sert- tory and are doing fine business.
 -ienry Wolf received this week a financial statement from the "oid county of Wetner Bank verien oi Vienna Austian. showing capitol of $z5. .ooo. 900. and surplus reserve Of 5. .45o. 900. The statenen. was signed by Hans czjzek. EdIer Won Sundag and Gustav SchIumberger. Won Go'deck. Pronounce the names of these two gentlemen. before you apply to either of them for loan.
 Capt. R. T. Martin of Howell who is a holder of considerable property at Heber Sugar Loaf Spripgs) on the line of the New Me. & N. A.Fy:~yas thro the city "Wednesday. He reports that he rode out from Searcy to Fang burn (the half way point on the new roads train and that rail laying IS pro gressing rapidly; that the trains will De running into Heber from Searcy oy June 18th and that regular service will be instituted at once.
The Brinkley argus., 1908-05-08

w. D. Rambo and C. E. McCreight will spend part Of next week in Little Rock taking the examination to phar- macy.
The Brinkley argus., 1908-05-08
Decoration Day Postponed.

The Fire Go. Decoration Service, which was to have been Sunday at 3, p. m. has been postponed until next Sunday, message having been re- ceived from the speaker that he could not come.
The Brinkley argus., 1908-05-08

Gavin Estate, Mer.phis, Tenn. ubt. Craig attended court in don Tuesday.
 Wan paper. paint and painters $ es at the New Drug Store. bam cccke. of the Light Co, usi.or in Memphis Wednesday. Is. 2. 3. Weldon. of Et. smith. As q BrjnkIey visitor this week. sst oi Mr. and Mrs. N: P. Law You can find any kind of wall pa- the New Drug Store.
 pHs Fenrose, of Hunter, was thro' yMondsy afternoon en route to tkyto attend 10 OF. initiation. i'm Shults was in Clarendon eek attending court
 !. |. Baker was in Searcy this looking after the Brinkley Con- Co. contracts.
 he New Drug Store has just re- 2 beautiful line of Hammocks. sed Roescher. who Is a student adelphia, spent several days of week in Brinkley visiting his Mi. and Mrs. Gus Roescher. oR RENT CHEAP-The store next to Grothes Bakery at occupied by the Singer Sewing ne Agency. Apply to,
 ARGUS OFFICE. 'ont fail to read the offer Of the aeht people to wire any and a'nss FREE of cos, for mex, ! See their ad.
 n1s' D Johnson, of the Henry e0.' Grocery Department, was 7 west Plains Monday by the cf his mother
 Nsws was re:eived Tues
 Ned'h ot Mrs. Johnson, and friends of Charley sympa- Y n'm in his bereavement. '' Andrews Opera Company esent the opera .Martha. 2, o's'a House tonight and from 0f seats in advance shows M s'ca''Ou that the opera house '''sd to Its capacity.
 NsH7-Nice furnished room N s'ee os portion of city. Wnl
 0spsr month. Convenient
 ]" Boarding houses. Apply
 Mas. c. C. HAWKINS. }, u,s, usua'a8 class of the o'sn School has ordered for exercises of the school, the bs.s invitation that has eve. on.,s'' us'0 in Brinkley. It is Fss Fss','s,as sss,s. new in the printing ,bs '''s' piece of the front p.,,, ",''a'lon ' is to be genuine As c,,s. syIll al be a credit no, ah Ands,,.s0'ul ds,, 0u' to Brinkley. pr, 'A' ss'nan. o0nvay Is 'o
The Brinkley argus., 1908-05-08

Just tell them you saw 1t in the ARGUS.
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| $500 Reward For Black Mule.

The undersigned will pay $500 re- ward for information leading to re- covery of mule described below. One small black mule. about IA hands high; has split in right ear; is about years old.
 Strayed from my place near Holly Grove, on the night of April l7. Phone, or adderss
 w. F.. BRANCH.
 Holly Grove, Ark. May 8. 1908.
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lED PERSONAL NOTES
32oo Reward.

|be paid by me for the arrest and Eaon Of any person stealing timber off
 sds In Monroe, Lee and St. Francis EN E. CARTER Administrator,
 Gavin Estate, Memphis, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
JOHN v. NORRIS
PASSED AWAY
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN DIED LAST
EVENING - WAS A MASON
OVER FIFTY YEARS - CAME
TO CAIRO IN 1881.

John w. Morris, one Of Cairo's old
est citizens. died last night at s
o'clock at his home, Sl3 Walnut street
after an illness which confined him to
bis room for the past two weeks. The
decedent was stricken with paralysis
about two years ago and had been IN
poor health since thai time
The dece3ent was born i'm Madison
Ind. Nov. 3. 1898. and removed to
Mound City tn 1850 He was married
al quincy in 1870 and came TO Cairo
with his family in 1891. Mrs. Morris
and their two children. George II.
Morris and Mrs. Florence NJ. Morris
Halliday. survive. Messrs. Alex. S.
Fraser. W. p. Fraser and John J. Nor
ris. of tails city are nephews Of the
decedent.
Mr. Morris vas initiated into the
Masonic lodge in 1854 and was Ma
son over fifty years. He was a mem
Der Of the Illinois Masonic Veterans
The decedent was a quiet man. de-
voted to his family and his work. hay-
ing conducted a conice and sheet
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

ICircinnati trade as soon as water
wiz permit.
The excursion steamer Alton will
come out from ST Louis to go on the
pdducah ways
A special from St Louis SAYS.
Immense boats 326 feet long and Of
three decks. drawing but two feet of
water when loaded. will be plying
the waters of the Mississippi from
New Orleans TO St Paul by April J.
1909. according 20 the announcement
by the Mississippi Packet and
Freight Transportation company
Two immense steamers are already
under construction at Glasgow. Scot
land. think of that and when com.
plcted they viii be- towed across the
ocean and placed in service on the
Mississippi These steamers will be
three-decked. and when loaded th.y
will draw less than three feet Of
water. They will be 32G feet long
aud - feet beam. Separate boats
Wil. De used for freight traffic. These
are being built al the Dubuque boat
yards Dubuque Iowa
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
MAKING READY
FOR WEST CAIRO
LARGE AREA BETWEEN MiSSiS-
SiPPl lEVEE AND RIVER
BEING PLATED.
LEvEE TO Be BUILT
And River Landings Established
Build Up Rapidly When c. &
r. and lnterurban Are
Completed.

West Cairo is assuming form un-
der the direction of President T., A.
Smith, Of the Cairo 4 Thebes rail.
road. 1t has been laid off lnso blocks
To some extent streets being cut
through from the Mississippi levee
to the river. and named One of
them is Egbert street, andother Phyl-
lis street, and the grand drive along
The river is Smith Boulevard. AS
yet the great area of ground is Gov
cred with cotton wood trees and corn
"a fine crop of each of these very
valuable products; but MIR Smith is
said to have in mind further inn
provements there-trst of all sub,
stantial levee to protect the ground
from overflow. The natural surface
now is several feet above the natural
surface inside the present levees, eX-
septing the ridges, and it is said to
require an embankment of only about
light TO ten feet in length to keep
out the highest food known The
building OF this leyee Is expected to
be signal for movement toward
louse-building which, it is believed.
vim grow quite lively with the com
oIetion of the Cairo & Thebes and in
tcTurban railroads With the estab
iishment OF river landings on that
side OF the city and the railroads al
ready there II is believed that manu-
featuring establishments will be at
lracted there in due time and form
The neucleus for a thriving indus.
iustrial center.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

lousness and many other bad symn
toms. and besides. you will not neer
laxatives to keep your stomach an
intestines clean and fresh.
Ii your stomach is sour or your
foo doesn't digest. why not get 81
cent case today from your druggist
and make life worth living? Also
lntc relief from Stomach misery and
perfect digestion or anything you eat
is sure to follow five minutes after
ana. besides. one case is often suni.
eient to cure a whole family OF such
trouble
Surely a harmless. inexpensive
preparation like Diapepsin. which
Hili always. either at daytime OF dur
Ing night relieve your stomach mis-.
cry and digest your meals. is about
as handy and valuable a thing as you
could have in the house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
REBUILDING PUMP
Win Be Ready For Service In Ample
Time For the Next High
Water.

Tie city pump at Tenth street is
Icing rebuilt by the Rich Construc-
icn company and will be ready for
service long before It will be needed
the spring floods The huge box
being lowered and rebuilt with
heavy timbers ami connection made
With the new sewer eXtensino across
TENTH street. A longer shaft and an
sim turbine wheel has been or.
red. This viii add nearly six feet
ir the lift OF the pump and require
fiCTe power: bat the present machin.
,fs 10 operate il viii meet the needs
al the new conditions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
STRONG TAFT SENTIMENT
AND GOOD COTTON CROP.

John 5. Aisthorpe. president of the
First Bank q Trust Co. returned
yesterday from a trip to Memphis
and other points in Tennessee. He
SAYS the people in that section seem
all well pleased with prospects. hav-
ing a fine cotton crop which they are
busily gathering. The weather has
been very dry there a. here. and the
dust is terrible everywhere. but PEG
pie are not anxious for rain as IL
wwould injure the cotton. Mr.. Ais
thorpe says there is a strong TAFT
feeling in the cities. but it viii not
show its strength at the polls for 10
cal political reasons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
NOT ONLY THE INDIGESTION BUT
ALL STOMACH DISTRESS VANISHES

There would not be a case Of Indi.
fc.tioH here II readers who are sub
isct to Stomach trouble knew the
TREMENDOUS digestive virtue contain
al IT, Diapepsin. This harmless prepa.
ration VIII digest a heavy meal with.
ont the slightest fuss or discomfort.
aaf n.lieFe the sourest, acid stomach
81 Eve minutes. besides overcoming
ai f1ui- NauseOus Odors from the
breath.
ASK your pharmacist to show you
e.. formula plainly printed on each
1i.cinf case Of Pape's Diapepsin.
81 sou win readily understand why
iais Promptly cures Indigesticr an.
removes such symptoms as Heart
l-fm q feeling like a lump Of lead in
iHe stomach. Belching Of Gas and
rraiious Of undigesied food.
al brasil. Nausea. Headache. BIZ
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

New York, Nov, AT Jhe close of
the summer season AN effort was
made to eliminate blouse or shirt
waist suits. bur the attempt was not
successful and at present there is
every indication that suits with sep
arate blouses will be worn as much
as ever during the coming winter sea
son. Many Of the fashionable shops
display a large variety of blouse mod
els of attractive design One of the
ne wfeatures in the ready-to-wear
waists is the display of colored lace
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
Many Nuttinn Parties.

Kentucky has been ooverrun by
Cairoites during the last week or ten
days, all armed with sacks. and
they have come back home with the
sac Ks full Of juicy nuts of various
kinds. Saturday the families Of {. s
Carey and H. 5. Antrim had a very
delightful and successful outing
going and coming IN a skin. Yester
la several parties We're over there
among them the family of Officer
Htfheinz and OF Messrs Williams
aud Beno.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
Married in Cairo.

Mr.. John P, Travis and Miss Elise
Coleman, both of Paducah, Ky were
married here yesterday afternoon, the
ceremony being performed in the par.
lors Of the Halliday hotel, by the Rev.
S. c. Ohlum, pastor of the Cairo Ban.
fist church. Several friends OF the
couple accompanied them and Wit.
messed the ceremony
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

:SOCIALANDPERSONALs


lana nat IIo,sas IN match tailor.
modas Coarse ssbnet Is the favored
mash for such models which ore
n,ola nm ovor wb,,a Win earnish.
r,o,,s ~ sul corrasnording in color
Win rho I,co rhasa hlousas are
no1o .,,ith tr,,.lengtb sleeves that are
n,o,,oI or shirraI from shoulder IN
hand
TN, rolal most I'm aviJence in the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
cINcINNArIAN HoNoREo.

Paris, Nov. John r. Byrne. the
scholarship pupil Of the Cincinnati
Art Academy Who was sent to Paris
70 Study art. has been awarded the
irst drawing prize at the Julian acad-
amy. This is an unusual feat for an
American
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
ADMIRED WAGNER.

Berlin. Nov. 1--Ecce Homo" is
the title Cf a pOsthum0us volume 81
essays by the philosopher Nietzsche.
wnc died mailman. The first essay
deals With music the opening lines
being as follows. Taking &c all in
b. ] could not have outiived my youth
Without Wagnerian music. for the &C
Hient Of birth made me a German.
When a fellow wants to escape an in
iolerable depression Of spirit BE- often
takes opium. ] took Wagner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
neutrality-suspicious.,
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
Isxssssssssssgysssssgsssss

i6e Sadie Lee will be the Cairo
and Memphis packet this week. leay-
ing the latter port Tuesday. The
Georgia Lee will lay up at Memphis
to be overhauled preparatory 10 put.
ting her in the Memphis. Cairo and
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
Making Repairs.

The roof over the city council cham.
Der is being repaired. After that the
ground floor will receive attention
and then the city council building
committee will have some papering
and painting done.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
Using Much Stone.

Four car loads Of stone were un-
loaded Saturday at the Tenth street
sewer outlet and is being placed over
the sewer from the wall 10 the river
70 protect 1t. City Jailer Lutz Is d.
rectlng the work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
Election Returns.

Election returns will be received
by private wire Tuesday night ar the
Elks' club rooms on Commercial ave-
1ue. Luncheon will be served and all
Elks in the city are cordially invited
to be present
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
ELECTION RETURNS.

Election returns will be received
by special wire Tuesday night at
Sebille's place on Eighth street. until
after midnight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

iron works Tor many years. He was
highly esteemed by an who knew him.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been made but due notice will be
given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
Bridge Whist Club.

The Bridge Whist Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs, Joseph w.
Wenger of Park Place West. This
will be the first meeting of the club
since the summer vacation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
". z c. WIN Meet.

The Womans Relief Corps will
meet this tMondayl evening at 1870
o'clock, at the home of Mrs Gilhofer
on Seventh street All members re-
iuested 10 attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

Ohioa Tribe No 325 will meet this
Monday evening al their hall foI
Important business. All members re
]uested TO attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

Mrs Mary Bernstein has returned
from visit with relatives at Du
QHoin and Murphyshoro
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.

Judge A. X. Nickers, of East ST
Louis was in the city yesterday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
ING WITH ALL MODERN IN
PRoVEMENTs. LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FOR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY c. r.
STUART & SON. NO. so7 WASH
INoToN AVENUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
A possihIe Explanatlon.

Mr Misimagin-Huh. That must be
a catbird I've shot him eight times
and he ait 1ead yst-Liff
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
At Opera House.

Full election returns will be given
She stage OF the opera house be
ween acts Tuesday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

Hon. l. r. Splman, Democratic can
didate for congress, and Mrs. Spilman
who were here TO attend political
meetings, returned to their home in
Du Quoin yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02

Periodic Foolishnssa
Latin proyeIb- No che IL a fool a.
ways. eyeIy oIs somsillss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-20
COCKTAIL WAS DRUGGED
San Francisco Girl Induced to Elope
With Rascal Who Did
Not Marry Her.

Reno New, Nov. 1S.-William Russi, in
company with Josie Marinis, daughter of
candy man of San Francisco, was ar
rested here today by Detective Cleary of
San Francisco, on complaint of the girl s
father. Two men who visited the room
shortly after Russis arrest were also
jailed.
Marinis accuses Russi of putting drug
in an oyster cocktail at the store, caus-
ing the girl to drink it, ana then, while
she was stupid, forcing her to elope with
him. The girl says Russi, who represent
ed himself as q wealthy Nevada man,
promised to take her to Truckee and mar
nv her, that on arriving there he put her
off with the excuse that he was unable
to secure a license and that a few days
ago they came to Reno Here, she says,
Russi began to bring men and women
of immoral character to visit her She
was kept under constant surveillance by
him or his friends
Russi is in Jail with a vagrancy charge
against him. He will make no statement
other than TO say he believes the girl S
father will kill him if given chance
Miss Marinis will leave tonight for San
Francisco with her father
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-20

in first class condition fhe ponds have
all been cleaned and it is expected this
will prevent a recurrence of the trouble
of last winter. when ice from some of the
ponds was condemned by the state au-
thOTities.
After a short period of suffering Miss
Ruth Brough, formerly of this city, sue
cumbed to an attack of turebculosis IN
Los Angeles on Wednesday evening. Miss
Brough had been in attendance at the col
lege at Fayetteville. Arkansas. and Is
supposed 10 have contracted the disease
at that place. Miss Brough was 10 years
of age and received her early education IN
this city.
District Attorney George Halverson
filed in the district court yesterday infor-
nations charging AL Sherwood with Tor,
gerry for forging the name OF JOB Adams
10 a $40 check on Sept 10 last; James
GoOding, statutory oftenSe committed
Nov. g. 1908 on Harold Grant; William
Douglass. statutory offenSe on Jane Doe
Hill. Nov. 3 1905; John j. Emerson and
George Adamson with robbery for holding
up George Stewart and taking from him
watch on Oct. 81 last.
An attempt to defraud an Ogden mer-
chant out of a sum of money on Wednes-
day was frustrated by a little foresight
on the part of the intended victim. A
| band of alleged confidence men sent
faxed telegram to the merchants home
asking him to call at the hotel Instead
the merchant sent his son. to whom they
could not make satisfactory explanation.
Accordingly the police were notified and
While they We're preparing to capture the
whole outfit they disappeared and have
not been seen since
]. o. Lewen, carrying fractured arm
in a sling, was before Judge Murphy i'll
the police court yesterday and arraigned
| on charge of drunkenness. 1t devel-
/ oped during the hearing that Lewen had
paid a weeks board in advance at the
| hospital, but that the attaches of that
| institution were unsuccessful in their eff
| forts to keep him there and that his alb
| sence seriously retarded the healing of
| the fractured member. The court thought
! that five days in Jail would be a good
| thing for Lewen and also give the in
jured arm a chance to heal. A five-day
| sentence was imposed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-20
Ouden Briefs.

A license to marry was issued yesterday
10 John e Butte and Miss Regina o.
Brooks both of Salt Lake City.
In the district court yesterday the Krieg
Tanning company commenced an action
against the ]. c. Platt Saddlery company
to recover S54655 alleged to be due for
goods.
A small blaze at 2213 Grant avenue yes
terdav morning was eXtingUished by the
fire departTnent with but slight loss The
fire was caused by an overheated stove
pipe.
d. F. Densel, formerly paying teller of
the FIRST National bank Of Ogden, but at
nresent cashier of the Citizens bank of
Mountain Home, Ida, is at the Ogden
General hospital recovering from an OPP
eration performed Wednesday.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral of the
Iste DIR G. W. Perkins have not as vet
baen made The arrival of his two sons
from, the east is awaited before arrange
rnents are made. 1t is understood how
aI,ar that the body will be shipped to his
former home in Massachusetts for burial.
Word was received here yesterday to
tbe effect that Walter L. Thompson. for
nerIv of Ogden, who has been in the
limited States army for the past two
Years died at the United States hospital
AZ Pasadena Cal. from an attack of ty-
nhoid fever. The body will be brought to
Ogden for burial
The inspection of the ice ponds houses
and rivers III this locality has been COM
pleted and everything is now said to be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-20
Railroad Notes.

SUPERINTENDENT W A. Whitney of the
Union Pacific is expected to reach Og-
den today after attending a conference
of officials at Denver.
r E. Lewis superintendent of the din
ing car and hotel service of the Harri-
man lines. returned to Ogden yesterday
from a trip to Denver.
Master Mechanic Sullivan of the Utah
division of the Union Pacific returned
Yesterday from Denver, where he par
ticipated in the conference of railroad Of
ficials.
p Van Rerck of the Southern Pacific
store department leaves for Sacramento
this week TO inspect a new auditing sys-
tenn now being installed in the store de-
partment at that place. The intention is
TO install the same system here.
Master Mechanic D. ]. Malone went up
TO PocatelIo Yesterday to attend the fun
eraI of the son of Master Mechanic Carey
of that DIace He expects to return in
season TO 90 out with the inspection party
today.
After two weeks absence. during which
he he's heen on an inspection trip with a
Dr,noher. of other officials. Superintendent
r q Manson was back at his desk yes
terdav. hut will start out with the party
again today
According to an order recently issued
the sbopmen employed in this city will
commence working nine hours day this
1nornine As the men are paid by the
hour and as many of them have been
making little better than half time. the
announcement is especially gratifying to
the men. The increase in the hours OF
work will increase the payrolis materi-