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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Indignation here In years as the treat
ment of young Axleroth, who halls
from philadelphia, and was here to take
part in tho field events with Randolph
Macon College on Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
RosEBEN LEFT FAR BEHIND
Result Of Big Handicap.

Traok-Belmont Park
Race--M Metropolitan Handicap,
@ VaIue--$11, 900 to winner, $4,000 to
second and $1,000 to third.
Dlstanoe-One mile.
Tlme-1:3o.
Frst-Grappie, owned by j.. a. Drake
and ridden by Ganer; weight, 1903;
odds, to I and 8 to I.
Second-Dandellon, owned by E. r.
Hitchcock and ridden by O'Nell;
weight, 1903; odds, IS to I and 6 to I.
Thlrd-Oxford, owned by James Nc
LaughIn and ridden by Hldebrand;
weight, 1917; odds. 30 to and 10 to I
Also Ran-lsrafel, Roseben, Stall
wart, Rapid Water, Lord Of the Vale
and thirteen others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
FINANCIAL.
FIVE PER CENT. MONEY.
In large and small sums. to lend without
delay ON Richmond city real estate
SUTTON g. co.

to y second, Broonrhandle 6 to y third
Fifth race-four and half fnrlonss,,1-
Pungent4 to y first, Elkslno 90 e., g. y
second, La Verntn Is TO y th'rd' ll'ne'
sixth race-nya and half furlonss,,E u
Operator a to y FIRST. Miss Leeds a 20 y
second. George Perry % to y 'hfa'
Time 100 ,,.,,
Seventh race selling, hye ana q na;l
Elastic e to u second. Lytheiist tio 'oil
third Time, 1903 l-2,
Local Assessments Committee
The Committee on Local Assessments hnu 4
esting last night at whish routine Duslhv
was transacted Mr., Gin We'll Ionenp,ea lhe
chair IN the absence OF me e''a's'nau'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Lawmakers, r., Win.

The Lawmakers, Jr. defeated the L!ttle
Americans, vest crday, by score OF 70 . N
very interesting game. :,
Score by innings: y:
+ w,na ,ers 4 Jr.,........... oOl12OO III OLD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Americana. Shapiro and Ar
trIgI: I.awmakerf. Jr., la Fratta ana CoheH.
Umpire, Joe Burk. Is5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Attend National Conference

+ Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
Z PETERSBURG, VA, May l2.-Robert Gil
liam. chairman Of tho committee on local ar
rangemens for the Virginia Conference OF
Charities and Corrections, which will meet
here May ed to Ath. liz attending the session
OF the National Conference In Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Beasley-GoodWin.

Especial to The Times -Dlspatch)
Alice B., Goodwin and Mr.. Stanley Ii.
Beasley. both Of this city, were married
In Washington yesterday by Rev, BEN
jamin Truitt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
WILL YOU EVER
DO Anything Bit Pay Rent?

WHY 30 YOU NEGLECT the great
opportunities lying all around YOU? 5ys
How long have you paid rent? Have
you anything but rent receipts to show
for what You have paid? Take out that
grip full Of rent receipts and figure Zip \
the total loss through your neglect. Had
rou saved this money, SEQ the liixuries
you could now supply your family. gf
Il 1his month Is going by and s2n more
will soon ID added to the above total
loss. When In the world will yon stop
this awful drain which Is sappinE the lie
md comforts OF yourself and family. 90 9
Think this matter over to-day. There
4 is no time but now to do this all i'm
portant thing. I'LL. 4s
Tho question witt, every man is. Pow
not by wish or desire, but by prompt and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

pnnunl,e O Q O 0 O O o l. 3
Sanville % ! OrOa32 o o ~ s
socrifce hits-IIahn ca, Hurlage, Wat
con Brown, Diebold. Stolen bases--B Bier
man man. Richards (2), Benny. Workman,
Kelly Kelly. Two-base hits-A'lrage. Three
hasa hlts-Witten. Home r,lns--Watson,
poube plays nIerman , to M d,rhv Rick e
ands K. Inv Diebold 1. Bases on balls
Of ofu1 RIckards 4 off Diebold, s. Hlt bats
Wan n,t Diebold. Left on hases-Danyille.
8: Roanoke. 3, Time Of gameen ,ira n Mr
and .forty-flve minutes, ~
Bishop. Mountaineering
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Belmont Park IN ono minute and thIrty-
.nino seconds, John A. brakes four-year-
old geldng, Grnpple. by Woolsthorpe's
Embrace, flashed under the wire a win
5ner by tlree-quartcrs Of a length Sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Not before this season and perhaps not
again while the league continues. VIII
there be witnessed such an exciting game
as vas played on the Broad Street dIa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Married in Baltimore.

Especial to The Times-DIspatc)
BALTIMORE. MD, May l0.--Icense was is
sued here to-day for the marriage OF Miss
Della Courtney and Mr.. James G. AlcConchle.
both OF Bartleton Station. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
LYNcHBURG-PO RTsMoUTH
Moore Held the Heavy Filters
Well Till the Third Inning,
SnnrinI ia The TimcS- DfslMtCl

HN4 (SntCinl 70 The Tlmcs-D1sIHttcf',I
byI Fischman and Moore IN the third m.
ming. coupled with free pass to first
aud two timely singles lost the same tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Standing Of Clubs.

At the closo Of the eleventh inning yes
tcid,ly afternoon, the game Of ball be-
tv cen tho Norfolk bunch and tho Law
makers OF Richmond stood on the score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Twelfth Streets Win.

A very interesting game was played vest erday
on the Tenth Stxeet flats. which resulted for
Tho twelfth Streets over tho Tenth Streets by
the score OF 10 to o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Darkness settled over tho
land and another double.hcad-
or Will be the consequence. But
the two-gamc-onc-admission-
price will not appear before
Old Sol sends his rays down
,ipon Mother Earth and loos-
ems zip the wings OF the slab
porforftinrs la III, 1.
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Southern Leagu E.

4. Now Orleans-New Orleans. a: Atlanta. 8
Al Little Rock-Little Rock. !; Nashville. 8
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +: Birmingham.'
Al acknowledgements. H.; Montgomery. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Cleveland, IS; Chicago, I.

y CLEv ELAND. May 1t.--t;lcveand won easily
from t.hlcae 10, driving wa lsh from the box IN
three Innings and hit Smith all over the field
in the sixth.
Score bS innlngs =. Il. ";
Cleveland .......i.......3 y ~ x--lo ~
sSrbicapo .....,...0 0 0 0 O 1U0.0--1 I /
4 MISUNDERSTANDING and Clark; Walsh. Smith
and sullivan Time, 1910. Umpire, Conner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Philadelphia, S; Boston, I.
BOSTON. MAY philadelphia won q fourth
successive ga me over the home team here to-
day. a home run by Collins saved the locals
from being shit out. Nj Y
Score by Innings: H. IL. ~
philadelphia ..........nO - 90 o.? y
Boston ............ ........o " v " v u
4 I,a ttcres-- and Shrek: Harris and
Peterson. 1ilne, I $50. Umpire. Sheridan.
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Players Are Fined.

h Yet In this play hangs the tale Of two
fines. The run would have given the
game to Richmond instead Of making
It tie lip affair. Mr.. Wingard said
q the runner was out and this settled all
the bail playing for The day. because
II was getting real dark at this time.
Manager shaffer protested and Hinton
kicked. Both were fined for the profess
tations.
Norfolk's team played better bail ALL
round yesterday than did the Lawmakers.
Huntington was very effective until the
eighth inning. when, fter two men were
out. the Richmond boys. jumped him for
four swats and scored just that many
ring. tying the score. In this inning the
game should have been won for the Law
Irakcrs. Colonel Still was caught at the
third sack on n very close decision Many
believed that he was safe. Had he not
have been called out the ninth inning
would have found the Richmond crowd
hanging to six runs while the visitors
were eating up the five tallies they had
scored.
The same teams play to-day. and Long
VIII likely be in the box for the Rich
mond aggregation. Otcy. the southpaw,
will pitch for Norfolk. .S
The official score Is as follows;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Other Baseball.

AtAnnapolis-SavalA cadcmy. s.: st. Johns,
At New York-Fordham. {; Georgetown Cnl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
South Atlantic League.

AZ ,racksonvillc-Jack 4: Augusta. 5.
z Al Coumbia-Columba 8; Macon. az m
nings). a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
fRy Associated Presg.)

Eyv YORK, May
To- TWENTY-FIVE
/ horses OF. med.
ium class went
to the post TO-
day in the flf--
teenth Metropoli-
tan handicap and
after a mile
! journey over the
main course at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

The bond required of the special COM
missioner by the above dccree has been
duly given. .
Teste: CHAS, Q. SAVlLLg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
SCORE TIED IN
Eleventh INNING IN | G
Very Close Decision Attic Home
Plate When Darkness
Came.
.B0TH. MANAGERS WERE FINED
Umpire Wingarcl Had.His ETrot-
blcs Ycstcrday-Scorc
to s.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
AT Richmond: Richmond, 5 Norfolk. 8
(gainc alled end Of eleventh inning OIL
account Of darkness). I'll,
At DanvilIe Danvlc, 8; Roanoke, ..
st Portsmouth,: Portsmouth, 81 Lynch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

Where They Play To-deY
Norfolk In Richmond
Roanoke In Danvillc.
II, Lyncliburg in l'ortsijDuth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11
Edward s. Rose and Sutton s. Co.,}2
Real Estate Auctoneers.

At the request of tho executors. who ar
selling for a. division, and In order to wine
up an estate, we shall sell ut public aut:
{ ton on the PREMISES on i3 AKA
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-23

clearly within the scope of the law te prosecute all such dealers in liquor and has construed the law to mean that the man who sends whiskey anc beer into Indian territory tor a none, consideration is just as amenable tc the federal statutes as the man whc imports it.
 Thus 1t is that old "red eye is about to get one of the most serious knocks ever administered. The law is right and proper and Its just the kind that is so badly needed as a state law right here in Arkansas With such law the men and boys of Brlnkley would be safe from the de- bauching influence of the saloon keep CTS of Forrest City. Helena and other places who have caused our officers and people so much trouble by their methods of pushing their business.
 It is to be hoped that the approach ing legislature will give us some re- lief.
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City Council Meeting.

The regular monthly session of Br.nkley's law making and admnistra- tive body was held Tuesday night
 Notwithstanding the steady down. pour of rain at the hour of meeting, every member of the Council was in his place promptly, except Alderman wv. w. Fort, who has been in Memphis several weeks.
 After approving the minutes of the previous meeting, the current ac counts were allowed as follows:
 Mayor Jackson. salary. ......$lOOC Marshal Smith, salary and fees $500 Chas. McMillan, salary for Oct. and l3 days in Nov. 7l sc J. J Farrell, lights. ......... 59.2c Clerk Brickell, salary and fees SOC ARGUS. printing blanks ..... 7.5C Fire Company, pay for 2 mos. 26.75
 The reports of City officers were received and referred to the Finance Committee.
 The report of Marshal Smith show ed that fines to the amount of $l27.5C had been collected and turned in to the treasurer for the month of Oct ober.
 The City Clerks report showed $5O.OO collected for license and fees. An Ordinance was intro duced to amend the stock Ordinance so as tc allow the Marshal the same fee for taking up cattle, etc. when said stock are claimed within 24 hours as when the stock are sold without the claim ant. This ordinance was read first and second times.
 Alderman Strong called attention to filled drainNay in the south part of town causing the water to flow across the street. making washout. Other Councilmen mentioned street work needed in other parts of town. The improvement Committee was author ized to employ a man for thirty days to work wherever necessary.
 The m alter of the City's right to open ,l2 drainway through private property the Cazzola lots-on New
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TO PROSECUTE
 WHISKEY MEN.
United States Attorney goes
 after Whislkey Shippers.

Tuesdays Memphis Commercial Appeal contained special from South McAlister. 1. T. telling that James E. Gresham. U. s. DistrtO- Attorney for the Indian Territory. had announced that he intended to prose- cute all outside parties who have been shipping liquor into his jurisdiction. The dispatch said: ..So far the chief trouble that the United States mar shals have had on account of the im- portation of liquor has been from the east. Always the contfabrand bev- craze comes tn on the Rock Island from houses in Fort Smith, Little Rock and Memphis. Some of these houses are operating under the false colors of medical names and proprie- Etary establishments and under such pretences. have sold world of stuff in South McAlester and the coal towns.
 Mir. Gresham believes that 1t is
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Orleans Avenue was discussed at some length by the Council. This was finally referred to the I'm prove ment Committee, to take such action as necessary. or to sinquire fully into the matter and make such commen- pations as conditions warrant if they found the difficulties greater than they could overcome without the aid of the Council.
 Mayor Jackson called attention 10 the fact that notices to build sidewalks had been served on number of persons who have failed to comply with the order. The propriety of let ting contracts for sidewalk building at this season of the year was discussed. The final conclusion was to leave the matter in the hands Of the Improve ment Committee, as this committee has power, under the provisions of thc Sidewalk Ordinance, to let the con- tracts for building walks where the owners fail, after having been given proper notice.
 The Council adjourned to meet Thursday at 6:3O p. m.'
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The Delinquent Personal and Poll Tax List appears in this weeks issue a. ordered published by the Monroe County Court. If your name is written there Its your fault for the Tax Collector makes a pretty strong affidavit that he tried to col lect It but failed.
 --Rev. J. K. Farris, pastor of the Methodist church at Clarendon, will preach at the Methodist church in this city at II a. m. and Els p. m. Sunday. Rev. Paris was pastor of this church several years ago and has numbers of friends. He is a capable speaker and should attract a large congregation.
 Judge Eugene Lanford and his Court Stenographer. White were thro' Brinkley Wednesday afternoon en- route to their home in DeValls Bluft having just finished with the Arkansas Circuit Court. Judge Lanford will go to Clarendon Sunday in order to De there tc begin Court Monday. This win be the first term of Court he has held in this County.
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day schools who were thus influenced It is said1d some of them that they have actually voted "For License" but such men are to be pitied in their weaknesses. They too, are the vic tims of the saloon influence just as is the poor weak man is who sneaked into the saloon to quench his thirst This same influence not only makes weddings of men, but it does more it makes sots, liars and criminals When the bar keeper sees the hypo- crite. the sneak. the theft. the mur- derer, across the bar, he sees the pro duct of his own life's work.
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Everything in jevelry line al Bakers and prices lowest. nothing but first class goods on sale.
 Miss katherene Gum who has l been enjoying delightful visit in Hel ena returned Thursday night. Mrs. Mary Turner. one of our oldest citizens. has been quite III at her home on South New York Avenue since Saturday last. but is improving.
 -I. N. Strickler, the progressive farmer. stock and real estate man living between here and Hunter, Was in Brinkley yesterday.
 Mrs. H. w. Williams, of Grinnell. Iowa. mother of Druggist Myers. is in the city the guest of her son. and is tipping with Mrs. H. L. Baker on north New York Avepue.
 Mrs. A.sA. Diffey. of Fort Smith. was thro' Brinkley this week en route |, Cotton Plant where she win visit for several weeks with het son. John A. Diffey.
 Next Monday Circuit Cou'tte. gins at Clarendon. Read the list of Jurors on another page of to-day's ARGUS.
 The cottage home recently puf- chased by L. C. Waddell from Mrs. Emma Flora is being moved up to the corner of north New York Ave. and Pine street. Itis to be the hon . Of Mir. Waddell.
 AGENT WANTED: Can make $5 psr day easy. Must be over IS years old. Address Toilet Sales Co.,. Nov. l6-2t Jonesboro, Ark.
 -if It's fit to print. you'll find it in the ARGUS.
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[M,s T. H. Howard Is quite sick
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nearby city you'd be surprised if you
 knew how some Brinkley men act
 when they get away from home and
 don't think anybody knows 'em. Why there's Bro. .- whom have
 actually heard preach, came in my
 place not long since to get drink of
 whiskey and when he saw me behind the b:'r, he sneaked out like a sheep
 killing dog Deliver me from hypo- critics. etc., and then he pro- ceeded 10 justify his mistakes at the expense of the poor weak mortals who are slaves to their appetites. to satisfy which they will lplay hypocrite, sell their honor and often times the very clothes from their backs. Such is the fruit of the saloon. It takes from man all that is God like, noble and true and
 makes him worse than beast. have fseen its work in all its horror. The closest friend of my boyhood, 1 saw grow up and be caught in the wiley meshes of the saloon demon. He
 was bright, clever young fellow; the smooth and scheming saloon keeper needed him in his business and he
 was gradually drawn into the dirty
 dishonorable, criminal making busi- ness himself. From bad to worse he
 went and not long ago, my heart was made to shudder as read of the sui
 eide of this young saloon keeper. who in the beginning was one of the best
 young men in the town of his nativity. True fl is. that the hypocritical profes sor is drawback and a stumbling
 block but these are to be expected.
 The exlstance of the worthless
 counterfeit dollar only proves that
 that there IS A GENUINE good-dol-
 lar. Men do not try to counterfeit the
 spurious its the good and genuine
 that they are patterning after. So il
 is in life but the difference in life is that the saloons thro their suave po-
 lite and diplomatic keepers, work a good man into their meshes and grad 'ualIy turn him out worse than a coun- terfiet. Not only that but the influ- ence of those same suave saloon keepers on the men of community is such that it makes some men "crawl in their shells rather than take a stand for right against them.
 1 have heard tell of members even officers in Brinkley churches and Sun-
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Died at Clarendon.

On Thursday afternoon at l o'clock Geo. Schusler. the well known mill man, died while undergoing an opera ton for apendicitis.
 Mk SchusIer was prominent and popular man in Clarendon business circles.
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T. H. Howard Is quite sick h.
 Attorney Otis Bogle was in Car |n on business Thursday. |Au kinds of Kansas City fresh s and market products always on 1 at cibson's Prairie Market. Druggist A D. Brooks has again a victim of chiIls.
 Albert Hammonds and family
 moved into their pretty cottage
 on north Main street.
 A. GIllispie who has been con to his bed by severe attack of nonla, is improving.
 i it's sweet meat Kansas City ct-always at Gibson's Prairie et.
 Some of the young men of Hey are expecting to get up 2
 for Thanksgiving night. Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Neill. of ndon, were in Brinkley Thurs Miss Fannie Vineyard. who was ,sly ill with malaria hematuria. proving nicely under the care of td D, Mcknight. Something good to eat-l have
 there's nothing better in fresh s.-H. C. Gibson.
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Cosby Column.

Newspaper men. like other people, are govenored by the same general motives and impulses that move others; if you do nothing for them you should not expect them to do for you; if you do not patronize them they most assuredly won't go two or three blocks out of their way and pass other men who do help their business just tc patronize you. You treat the editor kindly and help him in his business and he may be depended on to do the square and generous thing with you But he isn't going to play in any one sided game, you may be sure, any more than you will But he is appre- ciative of his friends and may be counted on 10 champion the interest: of his patrons. Yes, the editor ha: some mighty human traits.
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Fanous Striks Brsakers.

The most famous strike breakers h the land are Dr. Kings New Lie Pills. When liver and bowels go on strike, they quickly settle tAe trouble. and the purifying work gees right on. Best cve for constipation. headacne and dizziness. 15c at aH druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-11-23

Miss Nellie Lanford. who has ht home for the past week left bday for England where she will Der brother, Mana ge, R. ]. Ean- bf the England Oil Milf.
 Rev. H. B. Cox. the esteemed pdistpastor ofthis city, goes to Cot liant Sunday 10 fill the Methodist there. This arrangement was by Presiding Elder Little.
 he ladies of the Womans En- r Society, of the lst Presby- church, have arranged for a Christmas Sale which they pro- b put on beginning Dec. l2th. are expecting to make t an such as to attract the Christ Fhoppers not only of Brinkley surrounding towns.
 fine horse owned by w. D. in and teamed with a vicious was the victim of runaway y afternoon near the Rock depot. The horse was thrown some logs. breaking one leg and g open another. Newport ndent.
 ne Big Christmas Sale that Is put on by the Ladies Endeavor
 ist Presbyterian Church. about z'h. promises to be a big sue-
 Everything imaginable In the
 holiday remembrances for both and cid.
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For Rent.

The small store room now occupie d by Byer's Bakery. just south of ARGUS office, will be for rent to the RIGHT KIND of tenant. about Dec. lst.
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E arc changing this q.

\ prlces are changed THEY RE
 put the grades are as good as
 Malvern Lumber CO. St. Mills PeFla, Ark. a" 5 lit to print yoaA see \
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(.l AND PERSONAL NOTES.
s2oo Reward.

:. ,sid by me for the arrest and .s, os pa of any person stealing timber of cuU' .'as inMonroe, Lee and St. Francis ties. M. GAVIN.
 Memphis, Tenn.
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PRETTY BRINKLEY HOME FOR
 SALE!
 4 Snap Bargain!

The Faires or Crutchmer resid ncs property in north Brinkley on West Hemlock street. good ? story resi- dence, rooms with good water, out houses, including stable, chicken house. etc, with 2l4 acres of well drained land.
 The cash price is $500 tho will sell to the right party on part cash payment plan at slight increase in price. For particulars address
 C. E. FARES, B E 10th st.
 Oklahoma City, Okla. or T. P. McCreight, Brinkley. Ark. Nov l3. Oo.
 -If it's fit to print. you'll find it in the ARGUS.