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Williams news., 1909-07-03

The Rev. I. L. Oaks, conference evangelist of the M. E. Church, closed series of revival meetings in Williams Sunday evening. For two weeks the Rev. Oaks preached here every night. He is convinc- ing and forcible speaker and fear lessly speaks out his ideas and pictures out the sinner as we'll az the saint. During his meetings several new members were added into the Church, and several more publicly promised to lead a mere Christian like life than heretofore. Sunday morning the Rev. Oaks addressed the Sunday school and secured about fifteen to sign a pledge promising to live for God. The attendance Sunday night was the largest of any during the entire serles of these meetings. The Rev. Oaks left this week for Colorado where he will be engaged in the evangelistic work during the next two months.
 Raise the standard and lower the prices is our motto. Almond Cream, formerly soc, now, only 25c at the Grand Canyon Drug Co.
 Sometime ago THE NEWS pub lished an article signed by Ahlers, the Santa Fe special officer, regard ing the arrest of Robt Burns on the charge of assault with deadly weap- on with intent to murder. During the recent session of the grand jury at Prescott Burns was discharged and his bonds exonerated and in- stead Ahlers was indicted on the charge of assault with deadly weapon and was arrested and put under bond. His trial was contin- ued until next term of court.
 Nunnally'scandies and chocolates are the best.-Parlor Barber Shop
 E. R. Vaughan of Arey spent Sunday in the city on a visit. He became a resident of Williams on July 1. MT. Vaughan succeeds H. A. Masac as clerk in the office of Roadmaster Johnson. Mrs. Vaughan accompanied her husband when he came here Thursday to enter upon his duties in the road. masters office. and they will go to keeping house in about week.
 William Satori is now in control of the Pullman saloon and he in- vites the patronage of the public. Best of goods sold over the bar and courteous treatment to all. Drop in.
 Sheriff J. W. Francis returned to Flagstaff Sunday evening. He was present at the coroner's inquest over the dead body of a Mexican which was found near Anita. On Sunday afternoon Sheriff Francis attended the regular shoot of the Williams Gun Club.
 Several fast horses from Los Angeles enroute to Terre Haute, Indiana passed through Williams in a express car of No. 2 Friday. Among the beautiful racers were Carnickle. pacer, valued at $2O,O0O and Coronado another valuable horse.
 Nunnally's creamed marron de- guises soc per box.-Parlor Barber Shop.
 An Indian in a native costume, ready to put the forty-seventh star on the American flag. is the most striking feature of the badges to be worn by Arizona Elks at the Grand Lodge in Los Angeles in July, the first samples or which are out.
 Nunnally's marshmallow 2Oc and 400 per box.-Parlor Barber Shop.
 As the first step of what is said to be general cut all along the line the Consolidated Telepone company has reduced the rental for portable desk phones in Tucson from $50 to $1 per month.
 High class tailoring done at home at M. P. Farrer's.
Williams news., 1909-07-03

FOR RENT.-J. c. Phelan elaugh- ter house and pasture; $50 per month. Inquire at the Bank.
Williams news., 1909-07-03

Orders taken for. hats blocked and cleaned at M. P. Farrer's.
Williams news., 1909-07-03
FOR SALE

Three houses and eleven im- proved lots; two houses furnished. Part cash, time on part payments.
 E. LAMB.
Williams news., 1909-07-03

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Military Vaior.

' wonder is It because men are su q towards In heart that they a9n!:e bravery so much and place military va.or so far beyond every other quail ity for reward and worship p?-Thacs. pray
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
Lincoln Twp. Couple Wed.

A quiet little wedding occurred in the
presence OF few witnesses at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage Thanks
giving at pm. Mr.. James Farm
er and Miss Ethel Lafon both OF Lin
coin township were united in marriage
Rev. Requa officiating. Both the young
people are we'll known and highly re-
spected in church and social circles in
their community. Soon after the we'd
ding they returned to Lincoln township,
where they will make their home for a
while with the brides mother.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
Purcell "Cleaning Up"

Deputy Sheriff Ralstou went to Pur-
cell Sunday and arrested Arthur Cox, a
druggist, on charge of selling whiskey
without license. Cox was brought to
the county Jail and gave bond Monday
morning.
1t is said Purcell has a number of
joints and the moral element has de-
termined to clean them out. The ar
rest of Cox is the first move toward q
thorough house cleaning. Cox will be
given trial one day this week. He has
hired an attorney and intends to fight
the case. 1t is claimed that the evil
dence against Cox is very strong and
the state is confidently expecting q con.
viction.-Carthage Democrat
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
The Class Smiled.

If Jennie Jones had obeyed the teach
er's command literally, she would have
subverted the discipline of the school
room far more than by her original Of
fense. A writer in the New York Times
tells the story.
One of the girls in Brooklyn teach
er's class was busily chewing gum, in
defiance Of school law. To make her
crime the more heinous, she was sitting
with her feet sprawled out in the aisle.
The teacher, entering the room sud-
denly, was quick to call attention to the
misbehavior.
"Jennie JONES'" she said sharply,
stake that gum out Of your mouth and
put your feet in"
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
Carthage Enjoined in Water
Works Fight.
Water

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 3o-Judge
John Philips Of the federal court here
today issued q temporary injunction
restraining the city from starting any
suit which would interfere with G..
Ralph Laigton, grantee of the Carthage
Water & Power company, removing the
corporations plant from Carthage il he
sees fit to so act.
The injunction is very wide in it's ap.
plication and denies the right of the
city of Carthage to bring any suit. law
or equity, to interfere with Laighton re
moving the water plant. The hearing
Of the case is set for next Monday in
the federal court here.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
"The Next Counter, Ma'am."

A certain proprietor of chop is very
strict, says a writer in the Woman g
National Daily, about teaching his en-
ployes not to be Indifferent in the mat
ter of possible sales. One day, hearing
an assistant say to customer, mo, we
have not had any for long time" the
proprietor, unable to countenance such
an admission, attempted to take hand
himself.
Fixing a stern eye on his clerk, he
said to the customer:
"We have plenty in reserve, ma'am-
plenty down stairs!'
The customer looked dazed, and then,
to the amazement OF the proprietor,
burst into laughter and quilted the
shop.
"What did she say to your" demand
ed the proprietor Of the clerk.
"She said, 1--WE haven't had any rain
lately"
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
Oil Burners Saved Apple Crop.

Here's what we call real enterprise.
L. X. Haseline, big applegrower down
in the West Plains country, has twenty
thousand apple trees, and he has order
ed twenty thousand crude oil burners
one to put under each tree when the
frost threatens the blooms next spring.
He tried several thousand last spring
and though he had little faith in the ex-
pertinent the smoke from the burners
protected the tender buds from the
frost, and the trees thus shielded made
fine yield Of apples.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
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A Dog-gone Good Obituary.

An exchange pays the following tri
butte to departed dog of the common.
cur variety:
"The dog had some good qualities
that read well in an obituary notice,
which can be written without lying.
lie was never drunk in his life and
pever chewed nor smoked in the pres.
ence of ladies. He recognized that
other dogs had right to live no matter
what their color or their religious creed,
and he did not snsrl and growl and bite
at every dog on the townsite that was
engaged in the same. kind of business
that he was. Hb was a friendly dog
and liked to have folks around: and
when once he admitted you to the cir.
Gle of friends his disposition never
changed. He was your friend to NOR.
row as sure as that he had become such
today or yesterday or last year. He ap-
preciated a friendly turn. accepted it as
such, and was grateful, not receiving it
as his grateful due, but holding it prec.
ious enough that he was Johnny on the
spot to help you. Still he was just a
common dog--and it is according to
the nature Of some human folks to
poison q dog like that.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
To Investigate Riley's Death.

Speaking of the death of the Jasper
county man, John Riley, at the Nevada
asylum, recently, the Nevada Mail says:
Prosecuting Attorney Ewing stated
today to a Mail representative that
there is possibility that he will ask
Judge Thurman to call special grand
jury to investigate the death of John
Riley. The matter Of grand jury rests
entirely on developments. Should any
evidence be found tending to show who
is guilty of iniuring Riley, if he was at
tackled, grand jury will be asked for,
as Mr.. Ewing will not hesitate il he be
lieves it justifiable to have grand jury
make an investigation. Supt. Lamson,
of the asylum, is doing everything he
can to clear the mystery.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
Fast Detective Work.

A chronic thief was arrested in Mary
vile, charged with the theft of pair CT
trousers. The evidence was strong, but
they could not find where he had hid
den them. They locked him up and
swested the suspected man for two days,
but he still protested his innocence.
The sleuths then happened to observe
that the prisoner had the trousers on.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
Looking one's Best.

It's a woman's delight to look her best
but pimples, skin eruptions, sores and
boils rob life of Joy. Listen! Bucklen's
Arnica Sslve cures them; makes the
skin soft and velvety. 1t glorifies the
face. Cures pimples, sore eyes, cold
sores, cracked lips, chapped hands.
Try it. Infallible for. Piles. $50 at
Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1909-12-02
Y. II. Hendricks N. D.
JASPER, MO.
Phone Connection.

"A. JASPER LODGE NO. 39S A.
Xxx F. and A. M. Stated meetinge
1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each
month. Visiting brothers cordially
welcome, ROBT, KINCAID, w. NJ.
H. F. PITTS, Sec'y
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
MONROE NEWS.

 F Mrs. Bogardx Miss Flossie Field and'lMiss sAiies1e DeShazo, of this place are in atteneance al the Teachers Institute 'at Claren- don this week. sss'1a tsifss siss- w. T. Riner. state Manager for The Nebraslxa Bridge Supply4and Lumber Co, , formerly of thia place but now sof Brinkley, was in ouetown Saturday lasr: ]. ; The saw mill here is standing idle on account 's Of thelscarcity of labor. ' z The farmers are making hay while the sun shines s'sssssss-s,s
 Rev. Thurman filled hisregular appointment here Sunday. He is the Methodist pastor here.
 Geo. Rich, ot, BTnkley, was in our town Monday doing some surveying.
 { Bob Loffton, of Helena. was here first of the week think there was some attraction out on the Ridge.
 Tom Morris is up, we gladly note, after several weeks illness with slow fever.
 ] Mrs. Sallie D. Carter issquite sick It this writing. Little Son Morris is very sick weSare sorry to say. 1 We were sorry to learn that we will soon lose our neighbor merchant friend, MT. w. J. Bonds, who will move his family to Brinkley again, having left fthere soon after the storm.
 Our. Sunday school here is do ing real good work under the management of Dr.. Bogard, our efficient Superintendent. l Wonder what has become of our Sunday school Convention Was it. blown away. in the cs:. clone? .i.
 <. J. K.sB. :.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11

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 nearly every morning is foggy but about 10 o'clock the sun comes out and we enjoy ittoo. Tmienjoying the most delight full berries and fruits. We get seven and eight boxes of straw berries for 25 cts, and they have lem all the year round x tat Christmas. Back in as it is snow we have at CmiStmas, isn't it? We get such nice Eng fish Walnuts here. Many Wall nut groves. They too are cheap. This is enough for this time. Best wishes to my Brinkley friends.
 Resp't
 A. D.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
WHEATLEY ITEMS.

Work on the electric power plant and Rice Mill is being pushed forward as fast as money and men can push it, about 100 men being employed. The wires are strung and ready to make connection to convey the electric current to the rice farms of Hop kins, Arnold and Smith, 6 miles from here, to pump the water on their hundreds of acres of rice. In the next three or four days the poles will be up and wire strung to light up the city of Wheatley, which will be the best illuminated city of it's size in the State. The only hindrance was that the 1O0-foot smoke stack was delayed, but is now being put up. Thesexpress charges on two motors from some place in New York were Three Hundred and fifty dollars.
 With about four days of sum- shine, the rice crop will practic- ally be good and ready for the water. ss'M
 The Wheatley cafe is growing in popularity. Travelling men are beginning to see that Wheat is a pleasant place to stop in and stay over night and Sunday.
 s. D. Johnson, of Marianne, Treasurer of the Wheatley Rice Mill 6 Power Co.,, was here Wednesday looking after busi- ness of his company. He says the Rice business is the biggest thing that ever struck Arkansas. And he is not the only one who thinks SO. Come and look and you will go home converted.
 Bro. Folsom, of the Brinkley Argus, was here a few.days ago looking after his end of the line. I'think he will take some stock in the Rice Mill. Better get 1t quick, or it will all be gone. Write to s. D. Johnson at Mari- anna, Ark, and he can tell you all about it and give you some facts and figures that are simply astonishing. All who get in touch with this thing partake of
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11

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 ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
25,OOO ARKANSAS
 { BABIES WANTED.
To Make Important Test--' Color and Sex Not Ma 'terial--A Must De under
 s Years Old.

l. The most alai ming condition confronting the American people today is our infaniile death rate. Statistics compiled from re- ! ports of the U s. government and the Stale .5oard of Health of our largest populated states. show that abodr37 per cent of our deaths are among children under 5 years of age and 90 per cent under years of age or this 90 per cent two-thirds or 67 percent die from Diarrho@ and Enteritis. This means shatin state like Arkansas with an |snfuai: dsatb rate of 35, 900, io,5oo are chil- dren under ? years and 7. 900 of these die evenryear with Bacteral Infection of the |Stomac h ard Bowels. ordinarily termed Bowel Trouble, Diarrhoe, Cholera-infan- tum. Simmer Complaint, Teething Trou- bles, etc. Statistics also show that no other disease produces half asmany deaths among people of all ages as does this one disease of Bowel Trouble among chill dren under two years.
 ,; Appalling as these figures are. how little concern is generally shown in the prepa ration of Foods and Remedies in an effort 10 avoid this greatest of all death dealing monsters.
 lToelessen this great mortality among children should be the aim of both our nat lonal and state goverement and the effort of every citizen. With this object in view, arrangements have been perfected whereby 25, ,oco Arkansas babies: regardless of sex |5r color, are wanted during the present summer 1909, to make personal test Of q Baby Bowel Cermicide that is claimed by the discoverers and manufacturers to pro- duce cures in 90 per cent of the cases indi- eating its use. The name is Brooks Baby Bowel Ba!m,'' the constituents Of .of which are given as Laxative, Sedative, Digestive, Neutralizing, Aromatic and high fly Anhseptic. ~
 In order that 25,Coo babies throughout the state has been notified to lay in an amount to supply the demand and most Of them have done SO, but If the Druggist or dealer called uponhas not the remedy in stock and will not at once obtain it, the narI1e and address of such dealer should be, furnished to the manufacturers who will at once arrangexor one or more bottles to be had at some convenient place, otherwise they will send it from the factory by ex- press postpaid upon receipt of price for two bottles 25c each. In this event the express charges alone will equal or exceed the price received.
 Eacn druggist or dealer selling the rem edy is noti jed to refund the purchase mony without question to all parents physicians or attendants of the child using it and who are not satisfied with results. To all who are satisfied with results and will write to the manufactures giving their opinion of the remedy and the results obtained from ;he .rial. the manufacturers to show due appreciation will at once mail such party. irees full slze2sc box of either Brooks Ma1tcated Heaffoot Oil or crooks Little LiYer- Roe Pills, as requested.
 Remember fhe name. Brooks saby sowei salm. < M4hufd by the Wm. crooks
 Ned. Go. RuSsellyiiie Ark. and distributed < by dll the Drug Joebers
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The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
AdvertisIne That Counted.

An Oklahoma boy put up what he good joke on his mother by advertising in her name for hus. band. He Is now being walloped by a good, stout stcpfather, the surprised but not at all frustrated mother hay. ing annexed the first man that ceme along, and doing well atrthat. as the neighbors all allowed. You car do anything in this world that is doable by proper advertising. Let our Mr.
 talk with you about it.--Minne- apolis Journal.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
Needed to 0esln st Home.

Two young women were scheduiei to read papers on the rearing of chill dren In connection with a mothern' meeting. their husbands being left at home to put the two children to be.;. They lived in adjoining apartments
 The young women attended tho meeting. read the papers and after the discussion on the care of infants adjourned to the home of friend for refreshments. When they reached home at l1:30 the two husbands had Joined forces and were franticalIy pacing the floor. each carrying . shrieking baby
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
the enthusiasm. ItI as by absorption.

The concrete found
 down for the Rice NiR
 the lumber which ecn1 come in Wednssday.
 Benj. K. Howard, ei Equipment Co, of Chia a flying trip to Whe, week to keep in close t the work going on hers' J. F. Watwood vent phis to attend the Re.v week.
 Judge Prouty, of loI a business trip here h. the interest of his i The Judge has about of rice around here. Miss Katie Maynard, ! rest City, is visiting hsl| Stella May. Mrs. J. w. Henry N sick the past week. , Miss Hennie Lyons ! sick for the past week, Dr. and Ms. E'ty| Memphis attending the B MT. Mabry and NJ, McC Corkel went to Memp day.
 Several of. the Whead| are taking in the Re.Unl Mrs. E. N. Harrol from Conway last Fnd Harrod joined her il D City.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-06-11
i1cHlNa SKIN DISEASES

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 For salc everywhere. Write for sam- nle. D. w. Rose Medicine Co.,. St. Louis For sale at New Drug Store.