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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-01-12

street, ST. PaOl, well Known contractor
and son of the late Patrick Brennan,
a leading railroad man and politician
of st. Paul, died suddenly Tuesday at
Owatonna where he went to spend the
holidays with his mother and sisters.
Action for alleged damages to his
reputation will probably be broush,
against the members Of the state rail.
road and warehouse commission by
Attorney James Manahan, who WIS
prohibited by all order of the commits
sion from appearing before that BODY,
Joseph Bohan. aged II Years, died
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
Z. Rogers, 9s2 Conway street, OH the
9th inst.
DR.. ]. E. Campbell OF South st. Paul
has been re-appointed by the county
commissioners o. Dakota county to the
Office Of county physician for the third
and fourth districts.
The annual Statement, of County
Auditor Edward G; Krahner snow,
that he total receipts of the county for
1906 We're s3,356,3lA.46; total disbursc.
ments, $S,341, 690.S5. The county treas
urer's balance on hand Dec. 81, 1906,
was $259,5ss.os; warrants outstanding
Dec. 81, 1906, s3s,s521S.
Ollie Kane has brought suit in the
district court against the Ancient Or
der of Hibernian life insurance fund
OF the State o. Minnesota, on a $1,000
policy, WHICH, it is alleged, was issued
on the life of the plaintiffs husband,
John Kane, VINO died Oct. IS. 1906
August f. Meyers, Il st. Paul liquor
dealer, has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy. The debts arc scheduled at
$2,0S2.o9. The schedules show no as
SETS Ollie Dougal OF Belle Plainc,
Scott county, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. The debts arc scheduled
at $945.20: assets, $3.50. of which $3.50
is claimed as exempt.
NAeA1 5d1Ct, tliC INV l1OnL1S OlQ
daughter Of Detective NJ. Moran of the
central station, died suddenly Of con-
vulsions Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Moran, the mother OF the child, also is
in Il serious condition. The funeral
will take place from the residence of
the parents, 500 East Fourth street,
Friday morning.
The library board al its meeting last
Wednesday evening decided to increase
the salaries Of some of the library
force, effective from Jan. /. Mrs. II.
j. Mccain, the librarian, had her salary
increased from $1,000 tn $500. The
other principal increases were: Mr.
]. r. Fleming, chief 'catalogcr $500 to
5000; Miss l.. W. Clute. superintendent
of circulation, $3.50 to $40; Mrs. *. r.
Beals, superintendent OF reference
room. $3.50 to ss4o: Miss Julia Hess.
assistant cataloger, 1920 to $40; Miss
Maud Smith, assistant cataloger, $3.50
to $40. The total pay roll last year
aggregated $1s,50729, as compared
with s20,439.50 for this year.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-01-12
JOINT INSTALLATION
Of Officers Of A. O. II. and Auxiliary
Takes Place at Saltwater.

At the regular meeting Of saltwater
Division No. J. Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, hold Jan. Z, 1907. Il Joint
installation OF officers Of A. o. H. and
Ladies' Auxiliary took place. Mrs. T.
Fl. Curley, past president. installed the
auxiliary officers, and James F.. Nc
Garry, also past president, was the in.
stalling officer for the A. o. H.
After the installation ceremonies
were over an excellent program was
rendered. The opening address was
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-01-12
Sunny Texas Lands,

We are selling Panhandle Texas
lands in tracts from Il quarter section
to 100000 acres. Colonization tructs-
Il speciality. Correspondence solicited.
Tho Geo. C.. Borchardt Co.,
432 Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-01-12
Wanted.

Situation as houSckccpcr for priest,
Can give good references. Address,
Irish Standard.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-01-12
The Makinu Of a Man.

'All the constituents of 150-pound
man are contained in 1000 cggs," said
the chemist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
FAKE RAILROAD BILL
PASSES STATE SENATE
After Seven Republicans Senators Had Worked for Sew
eral Days with Democrats to Formulate Good
Measure. They Return to their Vomt

The fraud railway bill. minus a
rate making clause and minus pret-
ty much all the good features of our
very mild national railway bill, but
a perfect fit with ideas of Buchtel
and the corporations who believe the
people can be fooled again, has at
last been jammed through the state
senate. Two honest members Of
the dominant party, Mccarthy and
Alexander refused TO break their
pledges to the people or their per
sonal word to minority members and
stood by their guns, voting for good
amendments. Five others, Bard
well, Button, Booth, De Long and
Robertson, sha,nelessly violated
their pledges which had been given
before witnesses and went back
ander the party lash.
In fact the deeper political play
seems to have been that the original
caucus bill gave too much power to
Bill Evans Of the Denver tramway
This the railroads objected to and
were going to defeat all Legislation
along this line. Accordingly pre-
tense WAS made by Evans men to
allow a really effective bill to pass
This forced the other corporations
into line again. The democratic
minority knew the situation all the
time, but could not afford to lose
the bare chance of getting the sort
of = railway bill which both party
platforms guaranteed to people Of
COLORADO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
III OyuDsS TDCE1T
4 LasDe NnAsv. 0.xus -
0s0o. 9sAAs1nA esaaiAa-
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sood cso~d S,,esd~d ti.s s.A.e
nsssslaG Asssrdss r.xhs. held for
the parP.~~ of nominating a to~a
tsckst The m~rs,ng Was called 10
osdrs " T. = No.s.e. H-srv y.
l.ske wss etscted chairman aud J,.hs
AsCusassck. SECRETARY T. D.. Mssl-
les wss skra Sosa,aa,~d ior mayor
sad ckasea bs S'claraxt,oa = J
nIlles, " l.. R,ckar,i.oa ani e 4.
pSsssAGsae ~ese the tLrs~ tru.,sss
nosssaaAsd fss two years
4 sscs.cy ha,ias ac"rrei. as
tssssas isr oas yess ". : Ditto w~s
ths sssce-sfSl candidate. y q. Za-
xsldss ssd ". II. Knode Le,ny no.u-
IasAeA IN oppns,t'oa. Cosnas,ttes
appointed ~ I'll vacancies. c,o~.ss-
ID of h. II. W.xsner. J y. ils,aer
cad J0Aa 0CI~m,ck Th,. co@-
nstsss wss also emp"~eved 10 call
cescuo Dext yesr.
The tN,Aet s.~ass TO wses.t popalsr
spprosal - sll the Rosn,nees sre
veil kno~n and able ba.ins.s nseu.
of their eIection there can be no
doubt
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

When the senate convened Mon
day it did not take long for the faith
less republican senators to deliber.
ately vote against every good feature
they hal voted to put in the bill las,
week. Senator Sapp took promi-
nent part in the debate. Here is a
report of the proceedings.
A. soon as the gavel fell in com
mittoe of the whole the Sapp amend
ment, which had been pending when
the senate adjourned Friday, was
sent to the junk heap. The gentle
men who had boasted that they were
no longer under the caucus rule, but
free men, anxious to carry out their
pledges, all had their gags in place,
and the yellow streak CLEANED
through their coats like the glow OF
a Turner sunrise.
SPP MAKES FIGHT
Disappointed but not surprised
Senator Sapp took the floor and rak
ed the majority fore and aft for its
broken promises. Reciting the ag-
reement under which a good bill
seemed fairly probable, he said:
"A large number Of senators, dar-
ing to represent themselves and
trying as well to represent the great
mass Of the people of thi. state, had
gotten together. Finding that GER
tain senators are opposed to carry
ing out any party pledges or wishes
CootfpuueA o. Secoad Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
should add arqin iatdaes b, forgot.
lnd nerer brought 10 MINI
Spring came unusually early.

Spring came unusually early.
Scarlet fever was raging at Lead
vile.
The Ouray branch Of the ID. & r.
G.. was being built
High water in the East river was
giving much trouble
Ewart Brown had taken position
in the First National Bank
In a wreck near Boston 80 were
killed and loo seriously injured.
Frank =. Tanner was appointed
Register Of the United States land
office at Gunnison.
Three buildings between Virginia
and Georgia avenues were burned.
The buildings belonged to eastern
parties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
0sssA q Rianees

T.. ii. Andrews. an old pioneer Of
Gunnison county died at the home
Of his son, James, in Denver ON
Tuesday, March 18th at the age Of
So Year,. Mr.. Andrews had lived
in this county since 1883 but WAS
proceeded here by his sons lie was
born in the New England states in
1924 but moved TO Ontario. Canada.
when quite young where he WAS mar
r'ed TO Miss Elizabeth Phillips in
1858. Nine children were born to
them all oi whom are living, Viii
liam in Los Angeles, James in Den
yer, John in Salt Lake, Mrs. Bonn
bard in Illinois, Frank, Richard,
George and Mrs Stone Of Gunnlson
and Mrs Bates Of Mexico.
Ma Andsews died little over two
ysass - esd s,RCe that tis~e the
vesessbls old man has lived With
his soa in Denvev.
His body was brought here this
morning 10 be placed beside her, &C
cording 20 his expressed desire. The
funeral will he held from the Meth
odist church At one this afternoon
Mr. Andrews WAS a man who com
manded the respect Of al and a
host Of friends will sincerely mourn
his death. The News Champion
joins With friends in extending sym.
pathy TO the bereaved family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
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d'sssSscssst. Os.aG ~ tke high
pvssr a 0sdisssy slcaAsa THE Uood
sIss'hl ~ ksss sssd - . ssbssi-
sste ~ The arts. for sc,suti3c pur-
Fnss sd ssea ios vissgar sd
hqsosv. lsst sses this w.sA aIco-
h<a - slso extsssivs, csstsssG Z 4 80
. R.lka - ths lEal IN rkst.
Noe. coassv. kss ss,estly ps.ssd
las nsakiAS it p.>~ibIe ioE any
ose to Nsssfsctsse slcohsa free of
tax for cssssis purposes. ], 10 first
distllled into s.sel tank, kept sader
lock and KEY Oace ia - often .
government inspector will come aud
densturins 1T, that 10 he will add
say five per cent of wood alcohol, or
other dra9s which make il unfit 10
drink. IL, however, is still much
better than pure wood alcohol for
paints, varnishes, as a dlssolvent
with certain perfumes aud drugs,
as fuel in chatting dishes, for light
and power, etc.
This denaturized alcohol 10 nos
on the market j a Gunnison at some-
what less than dollar n gallon.
Quite q saving 10 those who have
use for the stuff The drug stores
are particularly favored by the new
Law as no other dealers in alcoholic
liquors can keep it On their premises
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
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fru~s . IN by the ~.ore
Asa when tale 70 ended splendid
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When "r yoan
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
THE SOCIAL aDE.
Ars. Lad EnAestains

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. s. +.
Land entertained the Home Needle
work Club and Tourist Club and
friends. Finch and music were the
principal events of the afternoon.
In the evening the Invincibles and
friends were entertained at her home.
Mrs. Land is known as charming
hostess.
Mrs. ID. X. Caldwell entertained
the Seniors and Juniors OF the Coun-
ty High School Wednesday in honor
of Miss Ada.
Saturday evening at Woodmen
hall the W. r. c. ladies will give =
birthday and bridal party. A mu-
steal program is being arranged for
the evening.
The ladies' of the N. +. church
will serve an Easter Tea at the home
of Mrs. c. A. Nelson Wednesday,
March 9th, afternoon and evening
Ever, body invited. Don't forget it.
Thursday afternoon Mr.. G. D.
Martin entertained number Of
ladies at conundrums. A dainty
luncheon wa. served and the guests
departed expressing ths0selves we'll
pleased with the afternoon.
The St. Patrick's ball given by
the ladies of the Catholic church
was certainly huge success. The
dance was given at the La Neta
hotel and about 100 couples attend
ed. Knowles orchestra furnished
excellent music. A toothsome sup
per ~as served By the ladies. The
generous sum cleared wss $l75.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Death Of Little William Buckley

Wednesday night at about twelve
o'clock occurred the death Of VIII
liam Buckley, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Buckley, aged 4 years
10 months and five days. lie had
been very sick for over week with
brain fever and death was not un-
expected. The funeral will take
place at the Catholic church. Mr..
and Mrs. Buckley and family have
the sincere sympathy of the entire
community.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will give bazar March %
and % at the home of Mrs. Lucy
Meyers. Both useful and ornamen-
tai things will be sold at very reason
able prices. On the 23rd they will
give a window sale in connection
with the bazar. 2t
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
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sAis sAaaAososes Il the fos1sr
nesAods II sAaft mi.inx scts - .
teaposary dessrveat " tks sssse
possibly still more anaziAG output
Bot when the half hundred big
mining Corporations noe bsrrowing
tssnels to intersect the rich quartz
veins that - strongly rib the state
shall have entered the promised land
Of their treasures, the great iodes
from which they have already mined
so many millions Of dollars by the
Grader methods Of shaft mining.
and are aided by the results Of enor-
nous strides taken by metxllar sicsl
scieace in the last two or thr,e yoaru
in the treatment Of refractory and
low grade ore~, the states yearly
production is likely TO reach the
amazing total Of sixty millions OF
more. 1t would be difficult 10 form
even an approximate estimate of
Colorsao's total dividend disburse-
ment, but its stspendous aggregate
Aas do~btless enr ched thousands Of
0oa
Co!essAs - alsse1x asDl1
|t1D Qs5ID 1Ss1Ssa 0ysrks q -
ois;ae hissory. ed is now wrli g.
tsssd sPoa the third. The Srst Of
thsse hsd 70 do with the rich depoa-
it,, The second with the discovery
and reclsnstion Of the rich quartz
lodes, and the third with tho con-
ception of, and-after q successful
Observation-Disclosures psosecu-
tioa Of tsnDel mining. TSnneling,
costly of construction and exasperat-
iRely alow of installation, 10, when
operative amazingly economical, and
its ultimate universal adoption is
destined-and perhaps at . dsae not
very remote in the fstare-t widen
the states production OF gold and
silver into an annual volume which
may require nine figures to measure
ito value.
This is no mining dream. Al
ready many Of the mines in the gold
en- San Juan, one of Colorado's bo-
nanza districts, are prosecuting their
vast mining operations through
crosscut tunnels which have been in
operation for two years or more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

The attention of the ladies Of Gun
nison and vicinity is called to the
new Spring and Summer STYLES from
Chas. A. Stevens * Bros. Chicago.
Local Agent, Mary f. Zeigler
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Word comes from Salida that Mrs.
Herman Mauer was operated upon
for appendicitis last Friday and is
now doing - well a. could b, ex-
pected. Her friends are very glad
indeed to learn that she is improv-
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Cas LaAls & PUsnitsse ~ Clarence
Alams' pusuieUse Seose

In quality we carry the very best
that can be found in . western slope
town. Ia price you will be satisfied
If You are acquainted with the value
OF good furniture and queensware.
CLARENCE ADAMS
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Mc1l a1anM NAY
. viOp q - pAnno G.
AAOs pa1dA ~ & ~
I" sA'.

Nrs. WiSss of the CsAbss~
Patch ~ lie given ,oa,sht ii tAe
Masonic hall by ths Gunu,sos Co~p-
ty High School
Act ] 'Chr,siuass Lady
Seene, The ressytioa pura u Tss-
race Park. The OIcsAs kons nn.e.
New lssss day.
III y sssy ssos0A ~ - plsaasss
Wksa lie ao~s sloaH kks Q esaH
Bet tbs nssa vegsA vhsls . ~
uaaa vhO Gill saile
wAs.esssysAisg0ssA.sAvmss."
Acs IL, Nv. Winas o ha.e."
Soses, rhs kiscAsa q - WinGs'
hoSss in sAs CskAsos PsscA. Tsas,
Ths following S~s1ey.
She ksl . s~asy Hssxss -
s0~6At lie . Ao~ss 10 Q Aast plsas
for light"
As Ill ~ BaA; TIE Ths..sr
Party.
Sce"s, isosd's vsssssr.at sissr
the play.
IF his hs>rt u AigA food s~snp-
ed his braia nos aad thea
Tws~ but riches for that when
the tide ebbed again"
Act ~. ''Iiow Spring came to the
Cabbage Patch"
The roads, the woods, the heav-
ems, the hills,
Are not q world TODAY,
But just q place God made for us
In which to play"
CAST OF CHARACrEes
Mrs. Wiggs-Lila Shsckleiord.
Billy Wiggs-Moors Blsckstock.
Asia WigRs-Alice Eastman.
Australia Wigas-Nasd Myers.
Europeana wigg.-Msrgaret
Risse.
Miss Lucy Olcott, The Xmss
Lady. ."-llarriet,e Psrrier.
Mrs. Olcott, Lacy's nother,-Jslia
Cli6ord.
As. Rola. Rsd.iiae. "1s. Bob."-
=. vebl9 ~ 49,
h. CAsosAno 0s0a11aA-Ws1&se
Essps60se.
Aiss Hasy-Lillian Miller
Chris Hssy-D Dan Sammess.
Aunt Chloe-Ethel Bevryhill.
Uncle Joe-Cli6orh Stone.
Waiter in Bonds re~tsarant-
Ross Black >tOck
Sunday School children-Bertha
Wharton, Anthony Comstock,
Ray Profstt, George rrevsrthen.
Special mssic by the Ladies quar-
tette-Aesdamea Land, Martin,
p. p. Miller and Potter.
Dvet-Missea F.ela and Zagelder,
and Knowles orchestra.
Friday evening, March g. 1907.
Admiseion 80 cents. Matinee Sat-
urday afternoon, March %, for
school children only. Admission
% cents. Masonic Hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
~ss:+''s'. 's'.,s,: =: 8: ::.::; 60: ~,

An old advertisement reads:
Wanted-A position by a good
nurse for housework or any other
Kind of sickness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Men learn plumbing. Western
Plumbing Trade School, 1909, Ire
mont, Denver, Colo. Day and night
classes. W. L. Cream
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Sunay Sac Poultry yard

Fine Partridge Wyandotte cooke
rel. from World. Fair prize win
ming stock. Beautiful birds, 50 -
each. Ms. 5. c. FISHER
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Bring your hides and calf skins
to J. ID. Miller 4 Bro. Gunnison, and
receive the highest market price.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Wanted to Boy Ranch Property

We have inquiry for Gannison
county ranch property, about l6O
acres, half Of it in hay producing
ground. Call or write to
HENRY F. LAKE 4 SON
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Gunnison
County Telephone Exchange Co.
will be held at its Office in Gunni
So: Colorado, on Wednesday, April
3, 1907, at three O'Clock p. m. for
the purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year and transacting such
other business as may properly come
before it.
Dated March 81, 1907.
G. 7. MURRAY, President.
T.. +. MUELLER, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Bruce Bl.ckstock has been quite
sick during the past week and it was
feared that he would have appendi-
citis. However, he 10 able to he out
again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Apple cidar and apple vinegar,
each 40 cents a gallon.
WM. DuTEMNRE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

A large snow slide in the Black
Canon Tuesday delayed the evening
train about seven hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

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O ~ ootps - mt ~ q
ESsss1ess(lsI;:.ss:.s6 =. -:
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Sorosis skirts, Nunsing under
wear and ladies shirt waists At THE
FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Jsp-a-I.sc
For Fioors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co.

Wanted-Four young men to play
Clarinet in Gunnison Band In
quire of FL Knowles, Leader.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone No. GA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
Spring suitings at THE FAIR.
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.

Carpets, rugs, oilcloth and limo
leum at THE FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-22
ouUoED LOCALS

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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-30
The WAY RI LOOKS.

To a fellow with two good eyes It is
beginning to look like the object OF
the Mo. & N. A. Ry. builders Is to
h,,ild from Helena to the Rock Island
at a point near Wheatley and then
10 run their trains Into Brinkley over
that road. II is a known fact that
the Mo. & N. A. builders are building
the road to sell II andis the general idea
that It viii be acquired by the Frisco
and Rock Island. In case these
lines should buy 1t. II is not at all
probable that the link OF road via
Cotton Plant to White River will ever
be built as the Rock Island already
owns a line into Searcy from De-
Walls Bluff aid is at present operating
is local freight trains from Searcy tc
Brinkley direct With these two points
IS terminals or end q divisions
During the neaosiations Of lev
weeks ago. the No. & n A vante'
q Know what Brinkley would agree e
do for them In case they did not bulk
anv further than from Helena here
3rinkley very promptly ioId en-
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-30
II Rest Flour on Earth
| AMBROSIA
:, :, GAzz0LA GROCERY co.
bne No. 10.

| "A SNAP BARGAIN: A splendid
buggy horse 9 years old; light bay
about II hands high, perfectly safe
and sound. VIII be sold for Sl2S
worth $3.50. Address or apply to S..
/, care Of ARGUS Office.
Mrs. J..P. Valentine and little
daughter. Kathlene. Of Canton, Tex,
we're in the city the past week, the
Guests Of Mrs. r.. L. D. Whitson
They left Saturday via Little Rock
for their home.
Mrs. j. A. Same went to Pine
Ridge township Tuesday to attend the
burial Of her brothers. wife. Mrs
Robt Lee Hawkins, who died on
Monday.
Miss Mary Hodges, Of Tucker
man, Ark, formerly Of this city, is g
visitor in the city this week the s st
Of her friend, Miss Blanche McCreighf
and brother, Chas. Hedges.
~Born: To Mr.. and MrsssByror
McBurreu. at Deview. ~, on Aug.
9th. a bouncing baby glH !. MRS. Nc.
Burnett will be remembered in Brink
ley as Miss Carrie Mcknight.
American Lumber ca. buys Oak.
Office P. o. Block. Brinkley. Ark.
Pays promptly or inspection
Miss Lettie Roy is back from a
visit to her old home at Henning.
Tenn. and is much improved in
health.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-30

Just tell EN- you saw it in the
ARGUS.