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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
SEALED PROPOSALS
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Notice to Electrical Companies
Entering the City of
Benwood, w. Va.

The Mayor and Council Of the city or
HenWSod. Marshall County. West. Va
viii AZ their next regular meeting. to
D. held on the nth day OF AUGUST 1910.
in thelr council chambers. receive and
open scaled bids. from the several Flee
trlchI C1mpantes entering this city. on a
contract 90 furnish for street lighting
purposes, lamps Or various Wattases
rom ICE 20 300 Tor a term 81 not less
han i've years. bidders TO sr-cify type
and make o. Arc Lamps. lights 10 burn
every night from DARK 20 dawn.
The Company accepted being required
20 furnish lights not later than the lsg
day of Sep smber. 1910
Address all bids u J Prank Hrannen.
CITY ClcrK. BcuwooH W Va
ne council reserves the right 20 re-
jeCt any % all bids.
EN order Of
The Mayor aud Courcff Of the c.tt,, ~,
Hsnwood. ". Va.
~ FRANK RRANNEN
auto Tffv fsIgrL
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CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. L. A. JENKINS
WORLDS eEEATEsT oLAIEvoTAHT

viii I'D ~ = ~ 70. F ~ SOC
teIunE t0u frankly Tho bad a. well A.
me good. giving advice on an matters
nI interest such Hs love. Courtabfr
marriage. divorce business sprruis
lions. journeys. uills. deeds. patents Iar.
rNifF. friends. ereu'fa or rivals rfvfng
names in fuil. whether husband uffe ia
$40 rrfhfarf te true ~ frfso q fearp 80.
tHe secret power ~ control % win ne
one sou most desire and 10 overcome
nfHlra. rivals 0r bod luck ~ any Efrr
DO iect mo- matter what may b. your
hope feHr or ambition. Z ruaranfre ~
hnIu YOU. and DO Yuu are NOT nhFlfufaIy
fafirfIrd frrn sou uHf rifhlnr rfnr fffr
DOT honesty upon The face 30 90 Take
tlm Grove GER 90 corner ffh and Center
streets. FULTON. " Va Car rf4ua fI
rrCfIr Dol front 90 house. .DrTr r 80
minutes from NnrrIIrr TASK rrrfffr.
Tor for Fourth and Center rruU5rr
~ w p. M fn ZOO II ~ nuaraff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o.. Aug 1.-THE
death OF John ". Taylor. well known
resident Of this vicinity. occurred on
August 3 at the family home. about a
mile south OF Barnesyille He was
born May Il. 1912. and was a son OF
the late oliver Taylor. Of Morristown.
tie had been In poor health for about
year. but was able 10 BE- around I'M
ul about two weeks aEO. He was mar.
ried March-ik. 1865. 10 the wife who
survives. and was the father OF nine
children, i've OF whom are living He
served three years during the war.
being a member OF Company ID. Forty
third Ohio Infantry. and was highly
respected throughout this community.
Brief funeral services were held Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock az the home.
conducted by Rev. Thomas Wood. and
the body was taken 10 Morristown.
where services were concluded By the
Masons. Burial was In the Morris
town cemetery
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Cot Roard am

beatty Lowry. who resides near
furgettstoWn. Pa. was arrested when
ne came into town this morning. bv
Deputy Sheriff A. A. APPLICABLE and
me afternoon Was arraigped before
squire Glass on charge Il beating a
hoard bill Lowry worked here Al one
time and boarded with Mrs Clarence
Johnston. He left some time aEo and
Nrs. Johnston had a warrant sworn
out for hls arrest. but he could not be-
located until this morning when Ia
was arrested
II was plain case OF his beating
the board bill Of $40 and the sorirS
added s. onto this. making IN All az
which be was 20 pay or lay a out in
JAIL lie had no money but a friend
heard o. the trouble he was in and
came 10 the rescue with the necessary
amount and he was released. leaving
~ once Tor HE home up the river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Rev Father D. ~ Wernincer. pres
ideut q ST. Edwards college. a. Hunt
irrton. was a WellsburE business call
or on Monday. 40 tho same time call
irF on friends in this city,
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The Lexington

The Lexington H "a. s,os = r. s,ss
teunls cuurts adjoining Reach Dab
hotel ghere guests may 80 frCm house
20 surf IN bathing atttre lrtthout using
streets, which 10 prohibtted- care q
raining suits sni Gse ~ bath houses o.
Tree kunrtuE water IN rooms. private
bath. Taurn narlnrr orchestra. a. En
and 10 daily 8 O. tisbo weekly. Am
eriCan plan. White service Ronkiss
PAUL e. ROSErRANs. MEr.
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Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbsrs, Msr-
ehants and Othera Wholenala naai.rn

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN- mat
We state hoard n Control Of the state
"f West Virginia will receive bids daifv
~ lle oifice 40 tharlfrton West NirEinfa
I.f furnishing supplIev for the several
s'hl. lnHNtutluns tho financial manage
ment ~ which b. vested tu aid po.rd
.ntrarts VIII BE- awarded Co the lowest
ninderH. quality considered. and other
lhinEs being equal West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
l.iFfs Or supplies needed Will be fur
hlsncd bidders on receipt % requests
sfatinE the line desired
STATE BOARD on CONTROL
L----LL lharIcaInn. VOL NlrEInIa
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Al the beautifui country home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Burt. In Buffalo
district. one OF the most fashionable
events that has taken place in this
vicinity for some time past. was that
o. Monday eveuinG when a number
OF Wellsburg young ladies entertained
IA honor OF two guests: Miss Mildred
Geisey OF Toronto. o.. and Miss MARY
francis McCanoughy OF Pittsburgh.
IA. The young ladies accompanied
~ their friends made the trip 20 the
Burt home In street car. arriving
there az 2 p. m. When first planned
the AFFAIR was TO have been a moon
Sht party and although - rained dur
Ing the evening the happy crowd did
not change their plans. for a lighted
lantern placed alOft above their heads
on the large veranda suited the pur-
pose nicely. The evening was spent
IN the playing Of numerous games and
music and az ID. 80 p. m. dainty re-
Treatments were served An hour
later all boarded a car for home. hav-
ing enjoyed the evenings entertain
ment and were greatly pleased by the
manner they were treated by the hos
toss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SAlR

ARE You TIRED OF your work or OF
THIS climate % You Want 20
Know about the forty acre trrigated
farms near Rocky Ford. Colorado.
here they grow thu famous Roxy
Ford Cantaloupe. etc exceptional
opportunities nov Write Rox aal
Elm Grove, W. Va au.9l
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ATTENTION

Madam Meadow viii b. located a.
" hsr.lnE Park for ere rect % the aea-
enr Don't fail % consult This wonder
~ and noted cIairFoFant while you have
fre chance aa Fuu VIII always 81 a4rrv
l1r having uisaod fFiH treat Trfrnr-e
Zee refunded Hours t1 DO o. ~
a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL FROyIEyaC

IRON Bach The most popular sccttcn.
2 .etween TIE two famous piers. central 60
al atfracticns. modem. h.Et-clAss hefri
a. sod a. ire beet. c1uacitg .to. Will
rake NerF SPECIAL terms % s. sc
So 50. $500 ~. Including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator. haffs.
phones. superior table. win white ser
vice. table supplied cireCt from farm.
pure wafer. sanitary ulumhi1H pnrchra
nFerlnok me Ocean and NnartW a. n
kncklet ". =. WATTS
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA Az and Reach
ftNate baths. running water IN rooms
elevator O. street level Zine porrhes.
ranacity. $50. Special rates U1okf.t
BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS
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DIED

tiH lELDAfFnh-on Saturday. AurYs,
Hihrl.'AfF FN Remains u.ff -
brought 90 wheeling Tusafav &c.
noon
loes On Wednesday aftsr-
rirfnfn arf Byron street, IL ~
'I' Friends ~ the fn~-if- -.
.rr iill.E Invited 10 attend Inter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Nra BRADSHAW -, o.. 49,
become resigned 70 F-eS5f.,. .,.i...
'n swImmirr gong
lohW lFFor-Y0u fee. dear if-s
10Y We only way 7 can get him ~
wash bis face--JudEe. MN ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

AarrtaTe Licenses
george FHIrH. fI rrara ara A.. 49,.
Ir.sF. f1 rea-a % HarIard
f-.Lr krrfa. % rrars a~f No..
'f I. years. 90 TorkvuIe
t'r fl years and Ff~. II
l. years. ~ sfruberr.IIe
tl.frrrr. % years. ~ stem
I.'U....n end Jessie 80 frrul.t.... e.
'..H m HHrIfHnrIf " ~
200 HrllI'iar. ~ years. % ,f.a-s.-
~ h.r's NJ Davidson. cd ve7rr.
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tnt F1r~rrrcf Amer T~nn~s--~ AZ. n-sr hsar.
4sntrau uFeu snrruuntinEs Orrosite FtTf~sfa anf
lafhnlir rhurvhes caEaciw -. 49, ttrufls HraIt.
80 fr~f 20 rnrch~s snc~ eni ~ fr.sh rsssfr
a. - scrrenst shlfT srfNicr tok - sris q
70 a. -eskiyj us - q ~ eaUs M irt1. b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

HOTEL MAJESTICys5,Jgf'oRis. ,s az.
renovated throughout. center % attrac-
lions, ocean view. capacity 500 EleVa-
tor. private baths white service. etc.
superior table. Special fig6g up week
lN. " 80 up daily. Booklet
Aug 5-e-daily Al A SMITH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

NehenblcQ Cyclone
What might be called . small cy-
clone visited GAINESVILLE on Monday
evening, just before dark Trees In
al parts OF town were uprooted. Eu.
cid avenue being blockaded by the
fallen trees. and the town was In
darkness all night az result OF the
wires being down Telephone service
vas cut of. roofs were blown on
dishes were swept from tables q
homes before people could close their
doors, and a general uproar reigned
On North Chestnut street tall chin
ney on the residence OF O. p. Norris
was blow n over. crashing through the
roof and causing damage 20 the OK
tent % hundred dollars The trees
IN the orchard Of s. T. Rloyd were
stripped Of fruit. and other lesser dam
axes were reported from that end Of
town. The older residents say 30 was
one OF tho worst wind storms ever
known in the history % the town.
Reed obsequies.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary ~ Reed
of Marion. O.. q former resident 81
this CRY. was held from the residence
uf Nra Kate Hubbard on South
broadway. Tuesday morning at q
o'clock. conducted by Rev j A bona
hey. of the Presbyterian church Mrs
Reed was born here in 1887. and early
Gree Reed. member ~ a prominent
and wealthy family ~ this place Mrs
Reed was O. descendant % the fIibhard
snd SharploFs families. which came TO-
this country about 1862 These farri.
lies were united when BENJAMIN Hib-
bard married Phoebe Sharnlcea Ir
ltal Mrs Reed was o. SririfuaIiaf in
Der religious belief and q true woman
ln eVery sense % tho word Deep DO.
aet s expressed by her old friends
lere over her death She Is survived
~ q brother. Edmund q Hubbard. %
anon city Colo and two sisters.
Nre Thomas m Huntington. ~ go.
llmbur. and MrF Nellie H WrCIrI.
land. wlfh whom ahe made her homo
services were held Monday morning
or clock af mo residence BOZ 10.
wHur and tEr remains we're hrrrrrf
mere fhr same evening frtrrmrrf
va. made in rho northern cemetery
Personal and Otherwise
N- end Nrs Henry Thompron and
,hiIdren. ~ HellaIre. are here for
.'.it WITH their parents Mr ard Mrs.
20. Hunt ~ south % town
AmpnE Tho Oufa0f town people Who
tIIen1N1 'rr frnrrrI rf John Isl Tav.
'1r. which occurred Tuoedav u1-~lrr
Vice Elra Atkinson. Of Cam.
nriq II D. Adkins 90 CIavrrIIfa.
end Hr End NrF John srfVeirv. ~
The vote at Tho rrImarIes being hold
hrr. today vac ueff r-obaffv rr.-r
DO ne ,acf That The far has been 81
0'e1IuE.r stormy
Ire Eclipse laundry agency. f9-.
ff.F conducted hr Jack Mrg|-rfa
rrarEel hands This usas being urr
al pa Frarria n NH ". with %.
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FOR SALE

Two seven room houses with baths
ard Iaunsry's. South Front ST.. a.
Bargain.
For further information Inquire %
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FCT RENT

fOh hEHT-2oNio feet on third floor
ncw quarter Savings Bank Ruildinr
tlLhnle TOT general offices WIN ~
srranEed 90 suit teraut Apptv a. a..
u-b-7-i0-i2-ff-1T
FOR HEHT-Two furntrbes room. A.
Hlcks. 80 Eleventh streft autf't
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THE WILTSHIRE y y59 s.,,, sS Sssss
View capacity $50. private baths Run
rinE Nater On rooms. elevator. music.
special $500 up weekly. taoo daily
open all the year. Booklet
SAMUEL. FILLS.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BFeummeY t. HiJdeb,s1d


rr1nsrfF ara fsaf dsferfsr. shst. ,.t.
ia.s.ft attorney for piaintir
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MISCELLANEOUS

AhTED-Io rent desirable Apartment
~ mouse. wheeling or suburbs nv sdtt
Gated. colutured ana refinsd A r,.- 80
laillly or Tour adults. Very best IN rare
5-.aIegt eed ~ reputable people Ad-
"''.T p ~ BOX lef. Wheeling aust
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Blind Tigers Pulled

Where's the town Marshal? 1 have blind tiger staked out ready to pull if can find an officer" said a stranger as he dropped in at Hammon's Grocery Store Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock. Deputy Marshal Stew man was called in and went with the gentleman. In less than twenty minutes they had two negroes charged with selling whiskey and were en route to the city jail with them.
 It appears that the stranger was Deputy Sheriff in Woodruff county and was in Brinkley waiting for the north bound Cotton Belt when the blind tigers made an attack" on him. He sought some one who would take care of the case and the re- suits were as above.
 The negroes arrested were tried Thursday.
 One of them got $1OO and cost. The other liberated.
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E. H. Harrison Fer City
 Marshal

The attention of the voters of Brinkley is called to the announcement of E. H. Harrison for city Marshal.
 Mir. Harrison is well known in Brinkley. He is one of our very best citizens, stands four square to the world on all questions. He is a man whose character IS above reproach and should he be selected as the city's peace offi- cer there is not a person in Brinkley that can doubt for one moment, that he will fill the place with honor and credit to the city.
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Governor Hays Compli'
 ments Brinkley Lodge

Gov. Hays, who is also Grand Chancellor of the K of Ps, was in Brinkley Thursday night on his official visitation to the Brinkley Lodge
 Special work was done in the 1st and 3rd sections w. 1. Best and A. M. Jackson being the candidates.
 A delightful luncheon was served about midnight and at it Attorney G. Otis Bogle presided as toast master. Gov. Hays and H. w. Bartlett G. K. of R. & S. spoke and the Governor stated that the Brinkley Lodge was without a doubt one of the best if not the very best in Arkansas.
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Ar THE METHODIST CHURCH All our services seem to grow in interest.
 Good attendance despite bad weather.
 We invite all who are notat- tending some other church and Sunday school to attend ours. Give the church a chance. /" It stands for you and yours. Its teachings produce the highest ideas. It prevents degradation from bringing sorrow into life and makes for happiness here and hereafter.
 The church built the first colleges, asylums, hospitals, homes for the aged, etc. Would you trade the civilization the church has made for that in Asia? If this civilization is to continue and improve YOU MUST NOT NEGLECT THE CHURCH. To neglect the church tears down character. weakens the will and may destroy the happi- ness of the home. The teachings of the church have made your business secure. your loved ones safe and your life respected.
 Your happiness and theirs demand that you GIVE THE CHURCH A CHANCE. You fail do so unless you give it your presence, your support and your influence. Begin right NEXT SUNDAY. Start again and come worship with us.
 Mrs. w. L. Oliver, of Jones' boro, one of the state officers of the Board of Missions will be with us next Sunday and address the audience morning and evening.
 Every body especially invited to hear her. You will be glad you did. She is especially in- teresting.
 A. T. Galloway, Pastor
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Junior Christian End eav0r
 Program March list.

Leader, Carrie Roescher. Song, No. 63.
 Prayer.
 Topic, Twelve great verses on love, 1 John 4 chp. l6 verses by leader.
 READINGS
 Everlasting Love, Jer. 31 chp 1-7 verses. Ruby Pearl Stimson. Gods Love, Duet. z chp. { verse, Ida Mary Pipkin.
 Love to Our Neighbor, Rom. l3 chp. 8-14 verse. Lucille Ham, mon.
 Love of Friendship, John 3 chp. 25-3O verses, Louis Knighten. Proofs of Love. l Cor. l3 chp AS verses, Jewell Baker.
 Loves Sacrifice, John. 15 chp 9-I4 verses, Edgar Trotter. The Lords Question, John. 12 chp. 1917 verses, Herbert
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In hemoriam

Whereas, the recent sad death of Mir. J.. A. Samuels has taken from our midst one of our highly esteemed and honored brothers and W
 Whereas igMe death of Bro. Samuels Bdnkley Lodge No. 1862 B. P. o. E. Nhas lost a most loyal member, one who was always willing and anxious to lend a helping hand and do a kind act to his fellow man. there fore be it
 Resolved that we extend to his dear wife and little daughter, mother and family our sincerest sympathy in this their sad hour of bereavement and that in the placing of the name of Bro. Samuels upon the tablet of Departed Brothers" we shall mourn his death and remember his many noble virtues.
 Beni. Emmons
 Henry Wolf
 Sam Lang
 
 Committee.
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 day. The burial was on the 17th after Mrs. C's arrival. The father was 81 years of age.
 The display ad of Wm. E. Schrimpf, the natter, with head quarters at the H. & V. Parlors, appears on the front page, Yak ing an old worn, soiled hat, clean ing it and reblocking and mak- ing it brand new is a science and Schrimpf the natter has it down to perfection. Costs you only a few cents to have a new lid.
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Hamilton.
 Christ's Love, John 13 chp. 1 verse, Daisy Smith.
 Love to God, Ps. IS chp. l verse. Rex Best.
 Love to men, 1 Cor. 13 chp. l verse, Lorraine Campbell.
 Reading by Constance Cole. Prayer by Mrs. McSpadden.
 Benediction.
 Each one prepare a verse of scripture to recite when called upon.
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Jnst About Town

"I'm feeling just a little lone- some" said Will T. Riner, the clever Lumber man. Eve been using tobacco regularly for the past twenty years and on my 27th birthday a few days ago l quit off. It's pretty hard thing to do."
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terian church will be organized Sunday.
 Everybody knowsIWhite Crest flour, that its the Nrld's best get it ONLY at HaMmons. Something EXTRA Fine it's the CelebrateW Golden Gate Coffee at 3oM per pound at Hammons Grocery.
 Jeweler Charley Jackson and wife are back from a visit to his old home in Texas. He reports that financial conditions are tight down there.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Greenlee were in New Orleans this week attending Madi Gras. They are expected home today.
 Misses Jennie Folsom and Winnie Jenkins of Wynne were visitors of Mrs. Rebecca Sim mons Sunday.
 Make the hens lay 7 eggs in z days -does> >even better the Celebrated PpAHs Poultry and Stock Food %Sold in Brinkley ONLY by A. R. IHamnion & Co.
 WHOSE EYE GLASSES: Found on streets of BriYlley. pair of gold trimmed eye glasses. Owner may have same by calling at Argus office proving property and paying, 5Octs. for this notice.
 Your girl will love you better if you giveX/her Allegretti Chocolates ipstead of other kinds for AllegretH are the best on earth at Bacharach's.
 A. G. Crutchmer formerly of Brinkley died at his home in Okmulgee, Okla, Monday last. Mir. Crutchmer was a brother of Mrs. H L. D. Whitson of this city. More next week.
 Ar A BARGAIN: N::,5 extra large mules, log wagon phd complete logging outfit for kAe at bar gain. Phone, MHte or apply to Ben Mays, Clarendon. Ark.
 FOR SALE: 370 acres timber land in sections 1 and in Town ships 3 North Range 4 west, on Cache riv9f in Monroe County. Also 160acres of timbered farm ing land ih White County. For prices and information address A. G. Fuller Atty. Findlay, Ohio. 70 2t
 Mrs. D. R. Caffey was called to her old home in Pensacola, Fla, last week to attend the bedside of her father, Jas. Me Cullough. She left Brinkley on Saturday but a wire received by Mir. Caffey told of the death of Mir. Mccullough on the following
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Eskimos Puzzle Science.

No satisfactory solution of the ques- tion of the origin of the Eskimo has ever been given. Whether they came from Asia or from North America, whether they are related to the more Southern American Indians or to the Tartars of the great Asian continent is still open to debate.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Are you ready toNovey If you re. phone 156, w<Q1l move you. 1 Miss Sarah Black was a visitor h Memphis this week.
 For a load of clippings@ any Eher kind of wood hao!eWph0ne l Mrs. Gus Rusher is at home fter a visit to her old home ear Moro.
 l MT. and Mrs. s. ,Salinger re- hrned from northern markets b-day. ! 1 Cook and heaterS wood; tha Cheerful Coap' phone 1T |has. Sands.
 K. L. Ponzer. who is working ear Pine Bluff spent Sunday ere with his family. Do you need a load of wood? 1 g. phone 156. they'll haul it ryy0
 #frauk Norton attended the utomobile Show in Memphis st week.
 wher you are in nesJ Jf any ea''ss snsssay.' ''''"s l's' s'1'''"' $
 Mrs. B. J. Smith transacted bsiness and visited relatives in ttle Rock Saturday last.
 Try the new line pf fine fresh uits and nuts forSoda fountain links and eats atABacharach's. Mrs. Joe McGregor of Cotton ant. was in the city this week e guest of Mrs. I.J. Woodfin. Try a New Brink IvDry High kll Walnut Sunday at Bach- ach's.
 Mrs. Everett A. Peal, nee Hiss lvie Moshier) is reported al sick at the Hospital in Little bck.
 Just received a freAhk khipment
 the celebrated XAllegretti pocolates in box ctndies at hcharach's.
 Little Miss Henri Vernon mmons spent Saturday and
 nday of last week in Weldon Pltlng relatives and friends.
 Nice transfer wagons always
 iting, ready to Myve you at a nutes notice. hyou'll just none l66' Simmons & Co.
 kev. Ihos. E. McSaadden has me to Hunter where a Presby-
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As Shakespeare Said.

"What is the meaning of the word adage?" the schoolmaster asked. "A place to put cats into," was the boys answer. What put such an idea into your head?" Well, sir. doesn't 1t say in Shakespeare. Take the poor cat in the adage?'"
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Cause of Worry Defined.

Worry medical science now defines as the dominance of one idea, usually that of fear. There is a fear of sOmo existing condition or dread of what may happen. The idea crowds all oth- CTS from the mind, or permits them only the feehlest and occasional ac- tivity. The most terrible tyranny b the tyranny of an idea.
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Tell lem you saw 1t In the Argus
Voice Worth cultivatino.

Think at least twice before using your voice once if 1t is well trained, and try never to utter a word that is not clear, distinct and well modulated. Hurried, careless habits of life and tendency to irritability are respon- sible for the harsh tones of many voices which nature fitted for some thing better than to grate on our ears as they do.
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save cummed Flaps of Envelopes.

Save the gummed flaps of unsealed envelopes which come to you by mail, to label your canned fruit with. You will find it very convenient to tell at a glance just what each jar contains, and the gummed labels thus saved are easily put on and very economical.
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LoqicaI Reasoning.

'Why do you insist upon having the biggest piece of pie, Harry?" asked the mother of small hoy. Isn't your older brother entitled to it?" No, he isn't" replied the little fel- low. "He was eating pie two years before 1 was born"