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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
SOUL MATING
DIFFICULTIES
Asks Court 10 Dismiss Sui
Brouohi Through Attorney

Nav York, Oct. discriminating
overshadowed all other issues Wheh
mrs elizabeth v A. Clark q Mount
Kisco. appeared before Supreme court
1nstice Arthur G. Thompkins u White
plains Yesterday on quite another mai
ter The Justice disposed II shof'
order Of the errand that took MIS-
clark TO court, but he appointed
,nnaey commission to look into ner
mental condition, thus serving notee
on other afinities Of what they may
expect il their tales come before thell'
I'm discussing with me her marriage
Ia Clark. said DR.. E, Wilton Brown
of Mount Kisco. who was caiisu =,
when the soulmating phase developed
in court, .she said that she had oeeu
shown by the season and the position
n the stars and through astrological
observations that he was PHYSICIAN
for her. They came together in meet
ines Of the Oriental Philosophical 50
ciety. when she took close psychlca
note Of him. Her impressions WeI'
confirmed at a number OF seances 2
that society which she attended Al
ter that the consideration that sn
was ten years his senior, had ?
weight with her.
Il have known her for IL years !
my opinion, she has neuropnatic mere
dity and shows a deviation from 70
normal mental life
Mrs. Clark's purpose in going
court was TO ask Justice Tompkir
to dismiss a suit that she had brougi
AGAINST Arthur B. Clark, her husoan
for possession of deeds TO property
upper Westchester county, estimate
a worth about 100000. Clark a
companied her. He is now s. and q
As.
Her reason for asking dismissal "
that Arthur K. Wing. q Manhatti
lawyer. had filed the complaint again
her wishes. Wing produced lette
from her instructing him 70 60 ahes
He nut Mrs. Clark on the witne
stand and asked her TO identify !
ters she had written 10 him on q
subject and concerning other troub
with her husband.
Justice Tompkins said he saw no
ing unprofessional in Wings condu
Then the soulmating story came 9
Drs. Henry T. Kelly and Arthur
Btrang Of White Plains. and Arti
Crosby of Nyack were appointed
sit with snerif's jury next Mon'
to hear evidence on The mental ST
OF Mrs. Clark.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
Henderson Tobacco
Breaks Are Large

Henderson. Oct " III Ii estimated
by 1 buyer here that 10000 pounds
If tobacco was sold Oh this market
yesterday. The prices averaged around
IL cents. Two Of the warehouses had
to cover their floors and ~ . late
hour last night one 81 them was still
sending out the week. The last sale
did not begin until after o'clock.
Yesterdays was the largest break
on the Henderson market In two
years
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27

was that of Miss Allie Florence Mayo
and Jesse Engine Clark which TOOK
plaee in the parsonage OF the FIRST
Baptist church to Charlottesville, va.
There were no attendants and only
4 few friends to witness the ceremony
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Furman Il. Martin
MSS Mayo is a sister OF Mrs. ,. !
Sandridge OF this city and has mad'
her home for the past two years. MT
Clark IS a member OF the stan Of IN
Evening Times and come to Raieigi
from the Landmark. Norfolk, Va. Nj
and Mrs. Clark have many warn
friends in Raleigh and hearty wei
come awaits them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
GOODFELL0WsH|P CLUB
". D. CLARK WILL ADDRESS BOYS
ATTY. NJ. 4. A. TOMORROW.

Mr.. VI. d. Clark viii address the
Boys Good Fellowship club ct the Y.
u. 6. A. tomorrow afternoon At the
regular Sunday afternoon service Of
the club.
Mr.. Clark has announced that he
would talk 10 the boys on some phase
81 Grants life, and the lecture viii no
doubt be- interesting. II 10 the am
noumced policy Of the club 10 have
talks 81 this nature from time 10 time
and this Is the first one since the or
ganization vas perfected. Others VIII
be- announced later on.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
saw THE PAIR As PART
or THE HONEYMOON TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bivlns. o.
HlIlsboro, spent a part Of yesterday
and last night In the city. They were
married IN Raleigh last Thursday
and spent part Of their honeymoon
seeing the fair. Mrs. Bibins was 10 70
Thursday. Miss May Brown.
Mr.. BIsins was once resident o.
this city, but moved away some years
ago.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
Taft AND ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON AUTHORITY SANS
THEY HAVE UNDERSTANDING.


Washington, Oct. 22.-President
Taft fully understands from respon-
sibIe4sources that he is not 70 be OPP
posed for denomination by ex-Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt; further,
that the former president comedies
the wisdom or renominating the
present occupant Of the white house.
These and other facts. have become
known here from a most intimate
friend OF both men, New Yorker
Of great influence politically; man
Ionce the most intimate adviser Coi-
lionel Roosevelt ever had and now
committed To the denomination OF
President Taft.
q This quiet understanding between
TAFT and Roosevelt has had much 70
do with the visit Of President Taft ID
New York and Of the expressions Of
his hope for the election Of the re-
publican state ticket. Not only Is ne
without the slightest suspicion IS Y
! l,he good faith OF Theodore Roosevelt
In 1912, but he il convinced maj
J Roosevelt will again be his frlenf
and political hacker. For a 'onl
time meddiesome friends o. boti
linen. brought both close to the pcin
OF 5pen rupture. but more diplo
: matte friends have restored cor
! diaiity more nearly approaching m
4 old DAYS prior 70 1908.
\ Colonel Roosevelt, il Is posltivel
Z known, has gone 30 far a. TO war
! his staunch admirers, james Garfial
4 and clifford Pinchot. that they mus
! not stray So far from the republlea
Z reservation that they cannot supper
! TAFT In 1912. He has told others :
= me same kind the same thing, BY
= he has not felt called upon 70 biazo
= his ali around the country. IN fac
= be has felt that he would do Ia
gilmore good by not praIsing him q
~mueh now than If he postponed n
! 10 later time.
4 Roosevelt IL the most misundc
&s,ood man In the country today
ssald this high authority. u kno
Z uhat / am saying when ! tell "
4that he has no idea In the world
shecoming candidate for the pref
I dency III 1912 and that on the co
Sl,rary he Ii for Taft's renominaiio
I lie entered this fight IN New 70
J for clean party organization.
won ID that and the party d tn go
eshape for the future, even II II los
I lin the present night. His motives 2
ynot selfish, and ! knox what J
! saying when tell you that Preside
STaft III no way believes that Roos
\ welt ii seeking 10 do him harm
xdeprive him 0f denomination.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
RALEIGH SOCIALLY


Raleigh, Oct, 22.-State fair ana
homecoming week events constitutes
the oyershadowing features Of Raj
eigh,s social life the past week with
lthe marshals ball on Friday night IN
the bali room OF the capital CLUB as
The browning feature. This was lea
nv Chief Marshal Il. b. Lyon WIN
mrs. Lyon, who contributed very great.
LIN toward the success of the social
side Of the fair and proved asspeciai
favorite during the week. On Thurs
day evening there was the usual fair
week dance by the capital CLUB ~
which great numbers OF visitors from
ali parts Of the state participated, the
affair proving one of the most delight
h,l features of the week. The capital
club also entertained the men OF the
homecoming contingent on We'd
nesday night at smoker that was
an affair teeming with hospitality and
oomplete in the details of its prepar-
J alton and execution under the lead
! ership Of President H. E. Litchford
and his efficient house committee.
one of the most beautiful weddings
az the season took place In Christ
! church Tuesday evening at 6:5o
I o'clock when Rev. N. A. Barber gave
the marriage VOWS for Miss Margaret
! TRAINER and Commander Alien Y.
= Rogers. The church was dressed with
! many lighted candles and white cos
= mos. The brides maids, Miss Bessie
{ TRAINER and Miss Bessie Hughes, o.
3 Texas. wore dresses OF white and car
= ried white chrysanthemums. ins
s dame of honor. Mrs. Samuel A. Asne
q Jr sister OF the bride, was beauu
Z fully dressed In white Marquisseiu
g ana carried chrysanthemums. Tn
~ brides dress was OF white satin Wit
veil and ornaments of pearls and anne
u thysts. gifts of the groom. The oni
s note OF color at the wedding was IN
y brilliat uniform of commander
the United States navy worn by I'd
70 groom. The ushers were MIR. +.
ns HAYWOOD and Mr.. c. d. Mackey an
~ DIR. Duncan H. Cameron OF Cintol
~ China was best man. Friends nei
= from a distance We're: Miss AiiS
e. Trapier, aunt OF the bride; Mr.. an
&C. Mrs. Duncan H. Cameron, Of Canto
me China: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hughe
of Abilene, Texas and Miss Bess
- Hughes, who Is a student at Vassar.
AN The art department Of the Woman
ns' club was entertained by Mrs. W.
eIs Andrews Wednesday afternoon. y
40. Iohnsonian. Ola Podrida, Tuesday
ess fernoon and Fortnghtly Review ciu
le.- were also guests OF Mrs. Andrews. MI
mis- Eva Willis was present and entertai
'ies ed the ladies with an address OF a
cient illustrated MANUSCRIPTS their
'eh- sixners.. This address is one OF
uct- features Of the year in the art
Out ipartment OF the woman's club.
I The Fortfnightly Review club B
nur q very interesting meeting Tuesd
y with Mrs. II. E. Buell. They "a
gay for their program this season
tate study and the roll call at this me
ing was answered TO with the SC
fish war cry. Mrs. 7. P. Jern
your read paper: "clans and Tartan
Mrs. r. c. Strong read a sket
and Margaret, Queen and Saint" and y
Josephus Daniels wrote Scottish On
~ acteristics.- The CampDells are G
pped ing was sung By Mrs. Charles
his KImmon. Mrs. r. d. W. connor
ates- be hostess when the club meets n
A wedding Of interest in Rale
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
HENDERSON SOCIALLY
Henderson. Oct, a. Cards are gu

Henderson. Oct. 22.-Cards are out
as follows:
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Marchant Shaw
Invite You to be present at the mar
1lriage ftheir daughter, Mary, to M.
sidney Sims Stevenson. on "Wednesday
afternoon. the second Of November,
lone thousand nine hundred and ten az
half. after twelve o'clock, AZ nome'
Shawboro, North Carolina.
4 This announcement of the marriage
of one of the prominent and popular
young men Of Henderson will be read
with interest Mr. Stevenson has nv
ed here only two years but IN tnat
thine has built up an enviable ousi.
ness, and has won the high esteem o.
1.-THE Henderson people.
Col. Henry Perry was host 70 tne
Contemporary club Monday night. MI.
fRs S. Mccain read most admlrapie
lpaper. present Tendencies In South-
ern development" and in the discus
sion. in following Prof ]. I. Alder
Imam made exceedingly interesting ms
views Of the present tendency 81 edu-
Ication.
Miss Elsie Gregory has reached
Henderson after delightful western
+ ltrip of two months duration. During
these Two months she visited Idaho,
lattending the races at Idaho rams,
yellow Stone Park. Salt Lake CITY
and Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. John Berkeley Of Goidsr
boro, leave tomorrow for their nome.
They have made many friends during
their stay here. this, who regret 70
lsee them depart.
Mrs. w. H. Mcneil of Carthage -
spending few days with his brother,
IMr. w. ID. Burwell. whose marriage
10 Miss Susan Gillian of Halifax take
. place Thursday next.
DR.. John Hill Tucker is back from
~ short visit to Memphis and Char
=, llotte.. When he completes his special
- lcourse in the "eye. ear, nose ano
Throat in December he will possibly
=, locate In Charlotte. He expresses
=. MANAGEMENT at the size and Importance
=, of Memphis.
The womans Tuesday club gav'
Halloween entertainment Tuesda.
a. a. leyening for the benefit Of the stone
- wall Jackson Training school, whici
~ was very greatly enjoyed by larg
number OF people. The following
-. unique invitation had previously bee
-, issued:
Hist. you are bid
BY Elf and Spirit.
Ito come when the town clock striket
Ill eight,
IL For fun and frolic! Don't be late.
IN 4 nutshell he's your fate,
Icome and learn il ere too late.
ANS Come around on Tuesday night,
Dressed from tip to toe in white.
Bring a quarter. twill be right,
dent At the .witching hour" % night,
The Tuesday club win greet you
AT the new Kings Daughters Halt
OPP There was first grand march
resi- ghosts. then an reproduction OF =
ther. ghost scene from Hamlet, Mrs. j.
.adaa Bridges taking the part Of Haml
A recitation OF John Charles McNei
"bed-time' by Mrs. Geo. A. Rose
ouse. No part OF the entertainment has be
come more fayorably commented on u
Imate this. In the "sleep-waiking see
..xr from Macbeth, Mrs. Henry Perry %
: 8 the part Of Lady Macbeth, Interpret
man !. ssa,,s,aiv The witch scene a
. Col s-oSa maana.b was exceedingIy re
now ..,,a na,,rg ,bs evening there "
A1At1- etsAeE
~ y several songs In keeping with !
..spooky' affair, and an instrunen
tween solo @Tcm o'shanter" by Miss u
III ~ Rowland
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
MORE PRAISE BY
HOME FOLKS

Mrs y. =. Mangum. wife Of the we'll
known contractor. sgi Mangnm street
SAYS: Il suffered Tor about sir yeaTa
from kidney trouble. Had severe paths
In my back. have spent . lot Of
money for medicines. but none Of Il
Seemed to do me any good. I heard 50
much about Globe Tonic that decid-
"a 10 Try IL. have used Two bottles
and have been free from pain since
taking the fiYst bottle"
We give free samples every day 81
seli the 81 bottle for zoe AZ los Church
, street Your druggist sells y al the
same price.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-27
A Hunting Trip.

Mrs. Myles-why. where Is your
husband this morning.
Mrs Styles-He got up early and
went hunting
what did be 90 hunting for"
soh. collar button ne dropped
last night. | guess he's up IN his
room hunting yet. "-Yonkers States
man.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
The Big Circus Tomorrow,

The lst and possibly the only big Circus that will visit Brink ley this season comes tomorrow.
 Fortunately for Brinkley boys and girls it comes on Saturday.
 The Yankee Robinson Circus was never in Brinkley before but it needs no introduction as the name Yankee Robinson is an old one in the show world.
 A great crowd is promised in Brinkley tomorrow.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
' 'TpINHTEY'S UNION DEPOT.

"'union station.
 Tn the mean time the railroads have been PROMISING for the past year that they were GOING TO" build Q joint passenger sta ton adequate to our needs and possible development. But promises, augmented by shak- ing of the bush, making Us be- lieveit was coming, is as far as the New Union Station in Brink ley has gotten.
 It is beginning now to look like the plan that has been ln- sisted on by some, i. e., that of going to the Railroad Commission or State Legislature for help, IS about the only way to meet the appearant careless imposition of i the railroads in this case.
 It is to be hoped that we may yet see the promises" of the railroaGs for "a New Union Sta ton in Brinkley in 1910', made good, before they are FORGED into 1t.
 Brinkley deserves better from the railroads and if they wait until the Commission or Legisla- ture takes hand which they are sure to do within less than 30 days after next New Year, (now 60 days of) then the fault IS altogether chargeable to the ex- ecutive men of the railroads.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
On Next Friday Night.

A novel and unique supper will be given on next Friday night by the Presbyterian la dies. It is to be a Hot Tamale and Chilli supper, and these de- licious Mexican ''vians" will be made entirely by the ladies in the finest possible manner. The supper will be next to Baker S Jewelry Store in the Greenlee- Gum Building.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
TROUBLE AT MORO.
Coffin put on Steps of Prom.
 inent Citizen.

Down at Moro in Lee county there has been trouble brewing for some time and the cause of the trouble, as is the cause of nearly all such trouble, is whis- key.
 It all came about, it appears, over the indictment of whiskey sellers.
 The trouble has led to a shoot ing, a killing and now it looks that there was a jail sentence
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21

THERE'S no wonder nor sur
 prise that those nacn who are
 personally identified and con- nected with the saloon and whis-
 key interests in Little Rock are lined up" with that element in the big fight that is now being waged in that city. But there is a real surprise to the writer and to scores of others who know the mans to see such a man as w. NJ. Kavanaugh lending helr to the whiskey and saloon in- terests. A few days ago there was a Dip page ad of the paper, evidently paid for by the orga. nized saloon interests in which friend Kavanaugh's s name stood out at the head of a statement opposing prohibition. Directly opposite this page was a big full page whiskey ad showing a bottle of booze standing out in
 all the brazen prominence pos sible. Surely it must be humili, ating for a man of Kavanaugh' $
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21

IF business men of Brinkley could but understand that there is no way on earth for them to come into their own; to gsow and have their business and rroparty increase in value but by an earnest cc-ol etation and united action, surely they'd te willing to do something in that line.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21

If 1 had taken pains to fix my rice up in in exhibit shape before l sent it to Hot Springs, 1 would have taken first prize, :" said Mr. Emmons to the ARGUS man. As it was 1 got second prize.
 This statement was made with well merited pride. Being a Brinkley Booster itself, this
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
VII. B. FOLSOM. Editor.

THE nome coming for Brinkley is something that should stir up- -bussiiRR n7en, our Civic Improvement League and everyone elsc. It has met the most favorable consideration of nearly everyone who has read the ARGUS. Talk it and keep talking it. Brinkley must wake up.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21

THE ARGUS editor has never favored nor had very much patience with the hue and cry of the demagogue who would en- gender a feeling of prejudice against the railroads but the bunch of lemons" that has been handed BiiBkley ly the railroads. is now such as to cause us to wonder just where the limit of patience is.
 It has been now, nearly two years since the destruction of the city by the cyclone. More than a half million dollars has been spent in rebuilding the city.
 Our people have built the finest and most modern school building churches, business blocks, and residences. Everywhere the spirit of progress and improve ment has prevailed except with the very ones who should be foremost in the movement, l. e., therailroads.
 Right in the heart of the city are the same miserable old box cars being used by the Iron Mountain Railroad that was put there for emergency use just after the cyclone. The same miserable old frame structure that was built to accommodate the traffic when Brinkley was a village of 300 population, 70 YEARS AGO, is yet used as a
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
New Phone Directory.

The new phone directory ot the nrinkley exchange is being : -llaalailrdedii laardi | out 10 iocaii patrons thiS week by the Local Manager, Miss Lela Bruce.
 It is not necessary to say that twas a neat job. The Folsom Printery did it. Nuf said.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
New Principal of
 School.

The school board ha Prof. J. w. Brooks, u the Brinkley Colored \ which position D. |. ceased. had been electe Prof. Brooks is onel most prominent colol men in the state. Bes an efficient school worl one of our very best cc zens, respected by all.
 The board is fortunc ting him for the work. ]
 The opening of the { Monday last was later pected on account oi Brooks being called teI vile, Tenn, where he attend the burial of h1 who died at the age
 than one hundred yeai'
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21

class to be thus used by such an element in furthering such a dirty cause as is represented by the whiskey saloon ring of Little Rock.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
Reception Postponed.

On account of the treatening weather the public reception that was planned for tonight by the Ladies of the Civic Improve ment League, has been post poned until more favorable time.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
A Good Record.

The Peoples Gin Co.,. yester- day ginned 27 bales, which is a record for a Brinkley gin during the past two years. Good for manager Stockard.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
Important!

If you have any farm or tim- Der lands for sale see w. P. Cook, over Bank of Brinkley, Brinkley, Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21

waiting for some who have been playing with fire.
 A coffin was recently placed at the door of MT. w. s. Hum phrey, manager of the Moro Mercantile Co.,, who is said has stood for law enforcement in the
 season of excitement"
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
On Saturdau-

On Saturday cid
 brinkley people are go] a taste of real wild E ways of advertising. l sentative of a Texas d Company is going to E big drawing in which e
 son on the street will | free of charge a ticke| the tickets given out E will get town lots. iii 10 see some live wire l hear and see the Texas| his advertising propoal
 Tell 'em you saw 1t inI
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many a Brinkley Household
 Will Find Them So.

To have the pains and aches of bad back removed; to be en- tirely free from annoying, dan- gerous urinary disorders is enough to make any kidney suf- ferer grateful. To tell hoW tnls great change can be brought about will prove comforting words to hundreds of Brinkley readers.
 Louis Abel, ain St.. Claren- don, Ark, says: No one who has not suffered from kidney dis ease as severely as l have, can know how thankful I was to get relief. y health began to de- cline about six months ago. l noticed sharp twinges in my back and after working at my bench for any length of time, l could hardly assume an erect po- sition. The kidney secretions were irregular in passage, being profuse at times, while at others scanty. doctored, but without getting relief and l seemed to have taken enough medicine to stock a small-sized drug store. l finally dismissed the doctors and on a friends suggestion be- gad using Doan's Kidney Pills. The relief 1 received was grati- flying and in a few weeks l was restored to good health. :"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster ilburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's and take no other.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
WARNING on

Before A. K. Camtrou'
 Peace for the Township s County of Monroe, S'ais '' \ Cazzola Grocery Co.,
 vS E. Gayror, M The Defendant, E. Gayn'',' appear in this Court within hin 'a k answer the complaint 0l "s !, S ,o.. ,a,o Jusdcsl
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
the Rice Growers In tile Rice Belt of the Drinkley Hub.

Under this head will be published regularly each week, items of interest to and concern ing the Rice Growers. Within a radius of l2 miles of Brinkley there were nearly 10000 acres of rice land put in which makes Brinkley the greatest rice center or hub in all Arkansas. paper is proud to call the atten- tion of its readers to this state ment, and is proud of that little seventy acre tact of rice in the woods that is doing its share toward calling the attention of the holneseekers to the fact that Brinkley land is productive land, and productive land spells pros perity.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21

Master Jessie, son of MT. and Mrs. s. F. Campbell, who has been real sick for several weeks. is improving slowly.
 70. G. Bratcher, of DaValls Bluff. was a Sunday visitor here.