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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

his Creator and his devotion to his ma
tive land.
Love of country WAS n passion with
William Driver, and above all other
earthly things did he reverence and
adore his country s flag. At home or
abroad, whenever lie SAW the familiar
Stars and Stripes, with cap in hand. he
would give wild hurrah. All who
knew this fearless sailor understood
how he honorod and rcvcrenccd the
flag of his country under which he hnd
for many years sailed. So it happened
that in 1881. whcn he was getting roady
to depart from Salem as captain Of the
Charles Doggctt. his friends resolved TO
present him with Il handsome flag.
And one fine day, when his stanch
vessel WAS ready TO weigh anchor and
sail away. mn immense throug gathered
at the wharf 10 wave 4 farewell TO the
crew and TO witness the presentation of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

around the world once around Austria
liza: Removed the Pitcairn people from
sickness and death in Tahiti. TO their
own island home, September ). 1881"
On the face of one of the stones IS:
"Trust in the Lord. and do good; so
shalt thou dwell In the land, and verify
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY
COLLEGE.

Students are admitted between The
ages OF II and 81. The new reinforced
concrete building of this institution
gives increased facilities for laboratory
dissection and clinical instruction in al
branches of veterinary science. Young
men desiring to take up the study oi
date ate' applcation in person, person Hy or by mail
to the president, DR.. Charles Keene
1918 Market street, San Francisco
Next session will begin September 10
1910.
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one 10 William, and many moro fol
lowed. His sturdy honesty caused his
rapid and well deserved promotion, and
henccforward he kept a prominent place
in his chosen profession, growing into
ii grave hearted manhood with two emi-
nent characteristics deep love for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Folcy's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney and bladder trouble not
beyond the reach of medicine. No med
icinc can do more. Schramm-J Johnson,
drugs, five stores.
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thou shalt be fed 81 have never
wanted SINCE
In the early part of our country s his.
tory many an old sea captain sailed
away from Salem, Mass, going to every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Hear Senator Smoot 3 address q
Wandamere Pioneer day, tomorrow.
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Zhifisuad5rid,fen.

Retp Dort, 81. San. 4nastom.
columbia" BON Glasgow; .1ucd oi
0enoDa" BON Reapsl; .2a gretaene-
bon 9anre; .adursntia" Don 2ipsrs
pool; ~llmbrid" pon aiperpool; .Nsin.
nstoHta" bon 2oHoon unb Sou.bamps
ton.
Gonoon ans.t.: .glontreaI@
bon St. sSobn, u. g., uno 6aliSar;
.pomsranian" bon Ct. Sobn, u. 3,
e briftianfano. 4baeg.: ullnis
teo Stdt.s' nah Rem Yori.
Bremen. 4bseg.: ~Wain1 mad
Rem Ycrt.
gbilaoeIpbid. angei.: vRes
rion@ bon Qirerpool.
WopiIls. 4nget.: California"
BON Rem gori. mad Glasgow bss
ftimmt.
81. Scbn. arpet.: .goriitan"
bon 2iperpool.
0lasgop. ange;.: .i5i6ernian"
bon PORTLAND; rpretcridn" pon gos
iton.
U Rotteroam. 4ngsi.: .gotss
oamA bon Relp Oorf.
antDerpen. Qneet.: .2apianb1
bon Rem Dori.
eiperpooI. ans.t.: Baltic"
bon Rem gori.
pIpmouth. 4Heet.: raronprina
Wilhflm1 pom Wefp yorf udc1 prsuSu
beitimnIt.
Redpel. 4nges.: .pdtris~ bon
Rem Dort; .Romonie" bon 8oFon.--
Absee.: s9tne3ia" nad) Rstp Wort;
.esorie" na6 Rem gori.
iEiume. Nnssf.: .garonia4 bon
Rem Dort.
goois. ansss.: ~Irabie4 bon
Rem Wprf.
paisrmO. 4soss.: sGalabria4
.na4 Nsu Dsss.
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sSredler Haubiiberfall.

Clarence DooItpeatbsr, Giqentfiimer
zines Reitaurants an Der Glart uub
RtttenbouTe StraBe, mar qe'teru Wors
gen gegen 2 llbr pamtt beidditigt, feline
5ageseinnabmen 2u sGhleu, als pl0b.
LID 3lpet iunee 8irinheu etutrdten
uub ibm befnblen, ieiu @elo heraus3us
gebeu. DooIipeut6er bdnbigte ben
Rduhern S14 aus, porauf oieIeIben
perihtpanben. 0eaen 6 llbr qefterH
Wiorgen perbaftetsn bic ppli3iitsn
Wfpore, Shiirle une Wldber Den 27
Sabre oIten Wm. McRaLlp BON go.
924 5optins StraBe uup fper.tsn benz
ielben nntsr BEN 8eroaht, an benz
Raubabsrfal bet9siligt aetreisn au
len, sin.
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Snlanb Selegrapb.
u d tldnee BON bsrWbitla
Gntfuhruna.

~ - VI " = " ~ W ~ "
Gntfubruug.
6arrts burg, Yd.. 81. Sdn. -
Die SIS, 900, bic bon Der letten Qss
gislatur ais gelohnung fir bic 9srs
baftuRs Der entfiihr,r oss Diaie
g8biila bon Sharon, gsa.. nusoeIest
nuroen. iperon jsgt in u,bersinltini.
tnung mir ben GmpfebIuRg.H bes 9e.
HerdlaHnalts pis foIgt ausbs3ahlt
lperpen: patrid S'Reillp, pon glsnsz
lamb. Der bic g0li3ei bapon benohs
ridtist bate, bah iih bic GHtfiihr.r
in itinsr Wirtbftdft befanben, erbdlt
5000; Wiliam 8. 6unIsp. Glensldno.
Der BEL Bon, Der ben Rnuben unt:r
isiH.r auffibt bate. ipdbreno sr Die
antunft i.ines 8dtsrg sripdrtets,
$1,000; Z. 6. Gphran uno u. u.
Goroou. aupdIts BON W,rcsr, ;e
800; Martin Grain, polissihef
Ron Tteresr, 800; g.nfionsfoncs
BEG GIevsIanesr gcIiasib,pGrt.msnts
$500.
II Inter i5Deren antIdaeu.
Rem gort. 81. San. - gsiTie
Roxrts unb Warp Diliams. bic 6eis
ben Grduen3immsr, bic ongstloat Tiub,
gBdrnsr Ul. BON Rorbsn, prGfioent
Der Ban Pcroen 5ruit gompanp, Dor
oem 9oisl Wa!borf um S28,00 Be.
raubt Bu hdbtn. tpurben am Wontca
semeinidaftlih ees Rauks i'm erften
Grab; oes GroboisbftabIs i'm eriisn
Grab. oes tbdiIi6en angriffs i'm
5rpsiten Grab uuo bss gmpfanesEg
ssitobIsnsr Sahsn onss.Iast. 9as
9e!b um oos iie Den BANTER erlsihtert
babtn iolIsn. iit biz issi ni6t s.fua.
ben rporpsn.
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nition BON ben Der. Gtdatsn. Damn
tam bic Shldf)t BEL Ronn. in Der bic
Regicrunasdrnlee geTd)ldgen fpuros.
Die Regieruns in Ddfbington bate
in binterliittger WeiTe NIT nns geipielt
uub uns abfihtlih IN oieie pdtihe sss
braht.
Die ameri.aniiGe Rssierung 1T
INNER nod entf9loHsn. 0ab bic SSnz
Iurefnten iiegsn fOllen. ba iis aber borz
aiebt neutral su iein, ipdbrenb Waffen
uno Mdnnihoften nit ieoem Dampfer
BON ben Ser. Stdoten nutommeu, tann
i;s bies niHt often sussftshen, mas
5auIenbe ppn WienI6eHieben no9
toften tpirb.
gum S9luB iaste 3elapd, odB in
Der 3utuRft Vicard9ud tDahriheinlih
BON sroBsn ameritauifden aorporas
tionsn regisrt rperben qpiirbe, bic Der.
fu6ten Wionopole in bem 2ano Su srs
gdnaen.
Gin nsues erie6ifaes aa :
binet ge6iloet.
atben, 81. San. Gin neues Sos
binet, nit 5erru 3raeeuHris als Brsz
mier unb lindn3miniiier. 1T sebiIoes
tporben. SHrFt 3orbos. bds 9dupt
Der Rilitdrs2isa, tit jeBt Sriegsminis
itsr.
Die preuBif6e B a hloor1
ldge.
Berlin, 81. gan. Die preubilGe
Wd1lreiormporlage TT BON bem aaiisr,
als a0nig Don preuBsn, untersei6net
norosn. Die Ginselbeiten pes Geiebes
fperoen nod gebsim gs6aIteu, bis oie
yorIue. i'm 2anoidg eiHgsreitt rpiro,
tpas nabrihtinlih in ben na6iteu Ia
aeu 0sIbeheu fuiro.
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Die an Der auffinouHg oss Biuie
Dbitld bstheiliot parsn.
GrubeHsrpIoftDn in 6 DO.
rano.

v.
Denver, COL, 81. -S1nuar. IN
Der primero unioH in 9rinioao, COL,
fanb am Wonias Rahmittas .iRe @rs
pIoiion Itatt, pdhreuo iit rpeuigfteus
10 UlGnnsr in Der Grubs befanoeu.
Spat CHI NatMittag tpur6en iieben
Qeihen ir Der Qdbe Der GsffRuHg oes
JunnsIs gsfunoen uHo man ihIiebt
odraus, bab bic idmmtlitsu geute, bic
iif in Der Grlsbe befanoeH, umgstoms
men iin1.
grtmerp, Col. 81. San. Wau
sIaabt, bag mshr ais huHosrt NldRner
bel Der srplciipH in Der primero
waine Der Colorado JusI & ssSroH 60.
inns Geben qstoHmeH iinh.
gis nm 10 llbr 2tenos tpuren u
2siteu aus einem Der 1nuHeIs bersus-
ashuIt pornen. Die a6rper parsH
bu6ItGbIih in Stiids gsriFsu mb uns
erteHrbdr.
0urh Die grpiofOR fpurosn bstos
iydher Ssrftort uno ss mar uHmoalid.
itch in bic Grubs gu Dasen, Bis lie res
pdrirt tparen, mas I'M halb d9t llbr
4bsnbs Der 1oa mar. Is 1T psuig
5offnune norbanbsn, odb ouh rur
cine gerion in Der Grubs am Qeben
lit. Der glert Der Gompdsnie ertIdrt,
oas 70 Observation-Disclosures iehlsn uHo
ar in aspib, bag ii6 10 nieIe 2sute in
Der 9rube 6efonoen. 0iele GergIeute
behaup!eH a6sr. Dag on $50 R1nner
permibt rpsrber. Die metiien Spfer
iIuo Sidren uno uHgIrn.
Die pdifGgiers oer C lso e
lamb" gelaRost.
SanJ Jrancisco. Gal, 81. San.
Der Dampisr .GIsp.Idrp@ BON Der
Som5urg Qmsritaniftsu 2inie trof
am Wlontag DOM CrieH. nit $50 pai.
iasisrtn Elm, ois iia fir stne Reiis
um bic Delt in Rem Dort siusei6ifft
fdttsn. Bon bier aus ,perosn iih bic
9rariften NIT Der GiieubabR nGa benz
Often beeehen.
llnier elmer itrcngsn 4uslegung Der
aiiiteui6ifiabrtsssisge tpiiroe jebsr
bier gslonoe.e 9aFugier cine Strafs
bon $500 81 be5abIsn buben. neil lie
auf sinem Sttff. bas unter frsmber
5ldgg. issslt, Don einsm eiHbeimiihsn
6dfen ndn einsm dHoersn aefabren
Iinb. Die RegieruHg bat aber tiirsIib
bic Sirofen, bic iid auf $137, 900 be.
laufen friireen. srlai'sH. unisr Der ges
einguns, nob bic 9ampfsrtpmpagnie
Iofort in WaihinstoH proteft einlegt.
Die Strafe piiroe oa#R duF bic nomi=
nene Summs Don $1,000 r.ou3irt.
Die Ddmpfsrosisqi5aft n.rpfIi6tst
ii9 bafir. i'm gunoesseri6t cine
probe alage anbGHsig gu MAIDEN,
um feitsuftellen. Oh oas 9efsB ouf biss
fen Gau anpenbbar iei.
Der Snope'iAe 8ersifs
tuugsfall.
Ranfos gitp. mo-. 81. San.
Or. q. g. 5pbe, Der Jamilienar5t Der
Smopeihen 5amilie, oefeH 5rau cine
Yihte oes peritor5enen WsillionGrs
Col. Thomas 8. Suope tit. bat am
sinsn 2tpputltsn uub 3tpei
9ler3te, bic nit Der llnterfu6une in
9srbinouns nit Dem 5obe oes Sol.
2bos. 8. uno BON Gbrisman Suopt
stitanben baben, auf 100000 Shas
oensriak psrtlost. llnb na6oem bic
alngen erhoben iporsn, enben Or. 6poe
linb ieine Jrau, bic cine Shipeiier pom
6 gbrismnn Stpops III, grtl1rungsR
iibtr ben 5ob Der 6siDen WGnner ab.
frau 9pbt oriidt poilitdnDiges gera
lrcusn in ibren 9atten aug. Seit ibz
rer Dor mebrsrsn Sabren erfoIsten 5sis
ratb mar iie ibrsr Jamiiie ensfremost,
AZ n - a -. ~
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Die ueberf smmungsn
in Jrdntreif.


qaris. 81. eSan. Die Gage bsI.
f.rt iib issi fOrtpdbr,nb uno bic "a
riisr fdugsn fpieoer on, guien Uiuibss
au tpsrotH. Auf Den Straben Sueroen
jsbi maHenipsiie goiitartsn nit llsbsrs
,ffspemmunssbilbsrn pertauft uro ole
9oulsporos fdneen rpisDer an, iih ME
friiher 5u bslebsn.
Rohosm bic striIis ppriibsr In, iss
Zen bic leihtieriiesn syraHsoisn Der
Submit lsitteH 6ersens eaigsgtn. Gie
s3eiiungtH iudrnen obsr Dor Der sSus
iunfi uHn oringsn oaraui. odB Die
2ehre ni6s pereeiitn fperbsn iolls uHo
nab WabrrseIn srgriffeR perb.n
rftiibten. nm tinsr abnliftH adiaftror
pbe In Der 3usunft porbsliosa 5u ions
ntn. Gs taHn bies osihs6sn, ino.m
Elm brsitsr aanaI fonItruirt lpiro. Der
bic Wafier Der Seirs pou obsrhdIb oor
paris o6lsiist, ooer 6urdl Die 4ulage
GROCER unierirbiIfer QbsugsiondI..
bi. um eona gdris htrum dngeleJt
speroeH miibttn.
Der grdfs,i bss seinssE.partes
msnts bat bi. gissnibimtr iibsr.
ftepemmser 5duf.r anasrpi,Ien. bdB iie
innerbalb pon "a Stunbsn nnh oem
3uriidtr..sn Der sTluthen ihre G,ebduoe
r.inigsn unb Sesinii,iren miifsn, tpis
briasHialls ni,s BON Der Stdbi auf
llHiofien uno geFabr Der Giesnihimsy
lefhdR fpiro.
Die Reaiernna Cat bic Sieusrsias
nebmtr nnaepieisn. bic srokt. Rah'
iidbs su iibsr unb bds gfanehaus per-
lduasri ale 9fanossttsI nm orsi Mcs
nats.
Wit bem ausplmp.n Der llniers
drunbblbnen iii in ben am fpeniaitsT
iiberid4usmmi.n 9iitri.i.n gutter Jorts
fGlrit. a.mdtlt fporosn.
Cbal.ih bic !3siiunesn eunse SpnIs
fen BON tsrsrihiitterHoeH 9sritt.n
eni6al.sn. fpiro nit,t Der hunoeri'ts
5h.iI Der nusesitdnosnsn qsioen BE-
tann. iperbsn. 9isle gtifen iino ben
sylub hiRa6sfhirsmmt porben; 5uas
ber.s Don halbpsrbunosrten Gamili,E
iinn ssr,tis. ipcrbsn uno 5uHosris fri
fen nod, in ihrsn baIb urisr Daiisr
ftehsnbea 6duisrn Gin 9aiein poIler
Mndft uHn 9dnatn. Gtne Sutlie osr
cjtfahr bigbsn bic pielen halbp.rhuns
esrten 6unns bic iih in Der lmasosno
BON 4lfori1ill, uHe Sprp umtsrtrtibsn.
1;ele oitisr 6unbs iino erifcfen pors
zen. ea man bsfiirhtsts. oab re ioll
sptrbsn spiiroen. sSn melrsrtH Jdlien
b1tsn Iis MeHIfeH arseariifsr.
6err Willsrnno. Der Winiitsr FIR
SFfentlit< msrts, ersIir., bdB, iotrlb
iuieber normal, gsrbdliniFFe suriitass
iehrs iino. bic RsoieruHg iih init BEN
AannIs glldn beihGftinsn irsrbe. Tie
gseaieruna bsa6Fihtioi audi. ben ruls
uirten 6duss unh qaoenbeFibsrn Delo
su Ieibtn. ennis lie ihrsn Sfahen auss
beiTern t6nnen. Tiefs Tnrlsben iSns
ntn rnienreif, suriidbtsdhIs freretn.
Wahrsno Der Roht fnnesn in ben
gcriidnten aufrtetnbs Snqnen cuf
g<rtrsfer In Rueerbccien iia.t. On
msbrsren J1lIsn ftoTtn bic NerFoi1er
cnf Bic Bdnhiten nnn hrti bon ihn.H
spurbsn In ben gooten icnteeftchsn.
9sufi onbsre ruroen an qnisrntnpfdhs
i'm auissknit. ais Darnuns fur aHs
hers, bic bsi Rnub, piiiHeruna ontr
fonftisen Gtipuliibaisn absefabi tpsrs
ben piirben.
Uscn eripcris., ndb bic Sein. big
Ditnfi0o Niiiaa nm tpeiitrs 10 Son
fallen .pirb. Dk Tnrnt in in ehalis
fss nm bssi f5ub 5uriidgsgdngen unp
- Gstns m nj tab - Tssntesses.
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8I6blid1er SpS.

Sobn SO. G'Glart, 50 Sabre alt,
itorb Qsiteru pIpslid in ietuer Do5z
nuno, SO. 1921 Glsmere 2tosnue, All
eiusm 5er3Ihlage. Der Coroner nars
be benahrihtiat.
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IHetterberidbf.

sir Sbio unb bos tpsifliht
penniplpdniu: Nngtmsin 'hOues Wet.
ter am Dienftas uno Witttuoh; mar.
mer In Der Ditnitds Ncht unb ON
Witfrpoeh. Siio6itline minbe.
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acknowledgement.
Die Aut9ea Der Seine
Oeben nmr langiant suriid.
Gs oiriten stpei Wuhen pcrse.
ben bis Der sslnB mieSer lei
men nprmalen Stanb bat.
Siinf 2sdn6er 1T elmer ylaGt
in Yaris gsfpndjt.
Trei nurbsn in gootsn .rIhofisn uno
Stpsi on aaiernsnpfdblsn aus
esbentt.
Yin neues aabinet in 2tbeu eebiIoet.
Gberit 3orbas, oas 5aupi bsr- WliIi.
idrs2iad III ariegsminiittr.
Die nsue prtuBfdle WoblporIaae bonn
aaiisr eutsebsiBeH.
Die ersigniFe in 9iearasua ipiBsn
iif 3u.
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Sat Stabenerfastlcssn in SObe Dol
100000 eingsreiht.
Die $4,000, Die bon Der psnniplpa
nisr assislatur als SeIObuun8
ausseiest tparen

llntsr cine ansabl gsrioHsn Osrtbsilt.
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Cincinnati. 9ieniag, Sem 1. 5ebrnar 1910.

@ru6eneataarop6e tn
Colorado.
9(llem 2lnid}ein nadb iino
ipenigitens 100 Seras
lcitte urnaefDmmen.
Sis NM sebn llbr abcuos tuarcn
t5 Seiden amiseiuuOeu
iunrSen.
gO(. G6os. q. suape non EQn(us Gin
i'll uerailtel wOrOen.
60 baben bic 9erste uuo gbsmiter ent
i5iebsn, bic Die inusreR Or.
game unteriuht baben.
9r. 6bbe, Der in 8erbinbung nit BEN
5au DerDdGtiet ruros,
Sat Sfabenerfastlosen in SObs bon
100000 eingsreiht.
Die $4,000, Die bon Der p,nniplpas
nisr ssgislatur als SeIObnuug
ausseiest iparen
llnter cine ansabl ptrIoReu psrtbsilt.
Die an Der 4uffinbuHg oss Binie
Dbitla bstbeiliet IuarsH.
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GO babeH bic 4erste uuo gbsmitsr ent.
Iaieben, bic Die inusrsn Sr.
game uttsriuht bd5en.

Dr. 5pOe, Der in gerbinoung nit benz
Jau DerDdGtiet purot,
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Gberit 3orbas. oos 6oupt Der. Ulili'
idrs2iad ift ariegsminiiter.
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.eben nur Iansiani surii6.
Siinf 2sdn6er in elmer yla6t
In 4aris gefpnGt.

yin usu.s aabinet in atkn s.biIbei.
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Bie n.ue pr.uBiide Babluorlaas bonn
aaiisr eutsebsiBeH.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-09-23
A Tribute

Holcomb, Miss, Sept. IS, TO. Dear ARGUS:
 I am always anxious to get the ARGUS and hear from home, there being usually a letter therein from Monroe. But last evening I was made very sad when I opened the paper and my eyes fell on the account of the death of little Winnie Riner, of Brinkley, who was formerly a pupil of mine at Monroe.
 I am deeply grieved to learn of the death of this sweet little girl because I loved her very dearly. The memory of her bright little face at school and
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sympathy.
 We shall ever feel under obli- gations to the good people of Brinkley, Holly Grove and Mon- roe, who came to give us a word of consolance, and those who could not come we thank them so much for their letters which was so kind and sympathetic.
 We appreciate the kindness and sympathy shown by the ht- tie League girls, who mayched with their pastor, Rev. w. P. Talkington, to our residence, with great wreatht of flowers, and so nicely and sWeetly assist ed in the funeral services. We realize that these little hearts are prieved to loose one of their members from their League, but we trust that each and every one will join our darling in Heaven. With a sad heart,
 MR. AND MRS. w. T. RINER.
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J. w. Barnhart and Chas. Mcdaniel, of Forrest City and Marianna, passed thro' Krinkley in ltheir Kissel Car Thursday. The gentlemen left Forrest City Wednesday of last week. They drove to Mariana and Aelena. They left Helena Tuesday morn ing and drove to /Clarendon. Wednesday they drove to Stutt- gart. They afriyfd in Brinkley Thursday mofAipg on their way home. They say the roads were good except for dust. They state positively that the Kissel Car has no equal for the money.
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Cutting Rice this Week.

This is busy week for the Brinkley rice growers.
 Everybody has started cutting rice, and for the next two weeks the only music that will sound good to these gentlemen will be the hum of the binders, and the only picture they want to see is the sun shining on a field of rice that is rapidly being harvested. All the rice growers in the Brink ley district have glowing tales to tell of their crops. There are only one or two rice failures in the whole rice territory laying tributary to Brinkley, and these were due entirely to inexper- fence.
 Some people have remarked in speaking of the unimproved lands around Brinkley, "The best side is up; let it alone. " Just a glance at the busy scenes in our rice fields this week is proof that the best side was not up.
 All praise is due to these few pioneers who have staked their money, their time and brains in a successful effort to prove that the lands around Brinkley, in place of being valueless can be made to produce bountifully the most profitable of any cereal.
 We have unbounded faith in the rice industry and Brinkley lands and looks forward to the time when Brinkley will be the center of the greatest rice rais- ing section of Eastern Arkan- sas.
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RICE MILL OPENS.
The Wheatley Mill Starts the Wheels Going On a
 Busy Seasons Run.

With the promise of a big and successful seasons run the wheels of the Wheatley Rice Mill began to turn this week.
 Capt. J. G. Stearns. the clever manager who has tbeen sick at some point in the north for so long, is on the upbuild and will soon be himself again. In the meantime a competent force is in the harness, composed of Supt. F. Redwood, A. R. Rose, with Webster Johnston, of Mariana, as cashier and book keeper.
 The Wheatley Mill is expect ing a hundred thousand bushel run this season.
 The price of rice that will probably prevail at the opening of the season about 80 or 85 cents, judging from the present market conditions. This is prac- tically $500 per barrel of l62 pounds and is about $l.5O lower than price last season.
 The crop conditions are most flattering and the grade promises high which will possibly bring a higher price to the rice growers than above mentioned.
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elsewhere comes to me more
 vividly than usual today since I know I shall never see it again, as then. We weep that one so young and sweet should be taken from us, and we know that only God knows the wisdom of it. As to her energy and ambition at school too much could scarcely
 be said. For a child her age she was one of the brightest and
 most. studious ever saw, always doing her utmost to excel even pupils much older than she was and she rarely failed to accom- plish her aim.
 With the advantages which
 her devoted parents were en- deavoring to give her, her fu-
 ture looked very bright and
 promising indeed. Great possi-
 bIlities lay out before her. While her little life spread only joy and sunshine at home, had she lived it is only reasonable to believe she would have been a greater joy, comfort and pride to her beloved mother and fath- CT, as well as to other relatives and friends. As a result of the precepts and examples of her sweet Christian mother, as we'll as the nature an Allwise Creator has put within her, her dispo- sition was most loyable and sweet, being mvch more like an older person than that of child, as she was.
 My heart goes out in deepest sympathy to MT. and Mrs. Riner, as well as to other sor- rowing loved ones. Our only
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Card of Thanks.

We take this method of thank ing the good people of Brinkley for their kindness in the late ill., ness of our daughter, Winnie Jewel, who passed out of this life, and into eterpd rest on Sept. 18th, at 4 o'clock iP. M.
 We cannot fipd words at this writing to eXpress our apprec- iation for the kindness and con- solance of the good ladies who so faithfully assisted and con- soled us, in this our greatest sor- row. We further wish to thank the business men and neighbors that so kindly assisted us in their
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Hudson-D Dugger Heading
 Plant Started Monday.

The Hudson -Dugger Headin. g Company opened their Brinkley plant Monday for a heavy sea- sons run, with one hundred men on their pay roll.
 This means that money for the support of one hundred fami- lies will be turned loose' in Brinkley and will do much to- ward brightening up the rather dull trade of the past few months.
 The ARGUS joins with the mer- chants in saying: "Hurrah for Hudson Dugger!"
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consolation in such a loss as this, is, that we have the happy priv ilege of one day meeting little Winnie in that sweet home above, where there is no sorrow and where no crepe on the door knob is seen. Heaven is made up of such as she, and we know that now one more is added to that happy throng. God, Home and Heaven mean more than any, thing else to the soul-yet since the Savior in his Infinite wisdom has seen fit to take little Winnie her heart-broken parents have more interest in Heaven than ever before. And now may the Great Physicianheal and comfort their hearts in this, their great est sorrow, is the prayer of their sincere friend,
 MRS. B. F. SMITH,
 (Nee Alleene DeShazo.)
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Public School Notes.

Miss Velma Cook is supplying a vacancy in the primary room this week.
 The public school wishes to ac- knowledge a gift of twelve vol umns of Little Masterpieces from MT. Roy, of Henning, Tenn.
 Rev. Thos. E. McSpadden con- ducted chapel exercises Monday morning.
 Miss Kate Baggott's room IS
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the Banner Room" this week. That room had no tardy marks, no punishments, no one excused from the room and an attend ance of 97.67.
 Mr. Roy Mitchell, of Hunter, was a caller at the school Mon- day on his way to Hendrix Col lege.