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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
@erOen rlDrig.
Die SpsialocmOfratcn iuollcn iid iibcr
26 Staatcn ans6reiten.

Ser Grinder Ser 8artei III Inerifa
mo6t sic GIGne befonnt. - &dlt
Sen 9fugen6Iid fir giinItig. -
Iooiepelt pf(oItert Ben 8cg sum
Go3iolismts," iogt giftor 8, Ser
ger. - Die Corporations = Gnt.
6iiQungen Gabcn Dem Solfe 0ie
9(ltgen geGffnet, erflGrt ct. -
9rci a(oiicn Staoten.
Milmo1fec> 81. WtGr5. - Gif-
tor 6. Berger, Grinder Der io5ial=
bemofrotii6en Gortei in Inerifo,
mo6te Deute g(6enb 0ie 8lane ser
notionolel1 Grefutip,8eboroe oeren
Wfitglieo er lit, fir bic gfnSbreitltng
oeS So5ioliSm1ts in 26 Stooten be-
FAINT. ST. iogte:
,0ie fiir3liden 4gitotiol1en u1b
oie l1nrltbe u1o Die 9(~ufoedl1ng Der
MfetDooen ser Gorporotioncn MAIDEN
piclc Stimmelt fir ms lt1b mebrelt
oie 3obl unierer 8orteimitglieoer.
9oS &olf madt oltf. @S miro liberd-
ler u1to fGngt OF, bic io5iolen Ser
bGltniiie better 81 perIteben. Sebt
Bios YrGiioent &ooieoelt an. 81
pfloItert ben @eg sum S%o3iolismlS
O6I6on CT nidt llniereS @laltbens
lit, bilft or ms ood. @r ilber5eugt
ooS @olf, ooB mir l%piiien, mobon min
Ipre6en. ga, CT bot lid Iogor etli6e
ln1ierer Soecn oll9cei9net."
Gas gauge 2ono lit in orei Der.
ihicocnc &loliel1 Stootcn oetbeilt
Cine Gloiie ihliebt Die Staoten elm
sic feline rationale Siilfe brallden
Die 5lpcite Gloiie beItcbt aus Der
Stoatcn, no bie notionolen Siibrcl
cil5ltgreifen gebenfen. 3ic brittle
&loiie beitebt aus Stootcn, ipo Dor.
IGllfig feline S%l9itotion gefilbrt her
bcn ioa. Gie floiiifi5irten Stootet
iinb:
1. Gloiic - Nelp- ScrIeh SlinoiS
@i8conIin uno Californian.
9. &loiic NrfanloS, COLORADO
Connecticut, Sbobo, Snbiuno, Soma
&anIoS, aentltctp, Woine, WorDlono
M~oIIobui"ttS, Wii6ioolL Minneioto
Miiiouri, @tontono, Neip-9orf, Seem
Sampi6ire, Obio, Sflo6omo, Ore
goll 8cnniplponicn, &boOe SSlonn
3cros, @crmont, @oibington I'M
@clt- &ir9inien.
8. Gloiie - 9Qobomo, @ri5ono
Gclolporc, 6(orioo, Georgia, 2oill
llama, Miiiiilippi, Ncbrosfo, Noro
3ofoto, Siio-0 ofotn, Hepaoa, Nell
Wtcrifo, Norb-Gorolina, Siio =Goro
Tina, Scnndiec, lltob, Sir9lltlcn III
@npnlillq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sin gDndlaeridJt ucrbiitrt.

gym d 6urg Sn., s. Son.-Gin
ctpa - Moun ltorter 0iob mohte
bcltc ciltclt crfolgIoicu 9erilld), fiinf
9teger, lpelche iid) inter Dem 8eroadt
ser Sctheiliglmg an Der 9eitcrn BON
cincm Nclcr peril6tcn Gcroepolti-
9lmg Scr iicb5ebniibri9en @laOp9
Sbcltun, So1ter zines noblbu6en0cn
,Surncr5 nobe Nonroe, Somer'et-
County, i'll &nft beiinOen, Dem 8e.
mabrinnl ser 9eboroe 5u entreiBen
@laOpa mar oQein 81 0aiic, lno Der
9tcger l6lepptc lie, nad0em er ieine
9lblidt crrcldt bate, nad] Der naben
Grcef, llm ic 81 crtrdnfen. 0ort be,
iann cr lid icoo6 cineS 9ciicrcH unO
id)ifte iic nNh Dem Snllie eiue3 9tudl.
bars, lu0hrenO CT lid III entgegerae.
ebtcr 9iibtlng entiernte. Sellte 9tad).
mittag lpurOcn fiinf 9teger uerbaitet
mO bicrher 9ebradt It. Der Mob ocrs
ioI9te oen Sheriff lntO ieinc @eiun-
Qenen 5pei Ncilen melt. GaS Wi1O.
Acn lit idylinlm 5ltgcri6tet miro ic'
bod Wabridciulid om Seben blelben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

olt9 gten=Yorf fam 1mo bier cine
ErariS begonn. purOc bcute iriib ais
peritinmeltc @eihc ltutcr DER III
SUB boben 6or0ItraBcnbriidc geilns
0en. Scine Ioi6en maren nad) ouBen
Qctebrt lnO iciuc loihcntbr fcblte.
Sctne Ieerc @orie lno Elm ShIiiiel-
blno mllroen o6cn mlf scr Bride &C.
frnocr, Die Satin 0ca Sooten lit
cine Godter 0es grs@oupernelrrS
0oa0lcp pom Ohio uno mar. ais lie
NobnIon beirot6etc, cine perIpittlpetc
tSrou Scorboroug6. Sobnion mar &C.
itcrn 9l6eRo tllr5e 3eit in Der @oGs
mlng ieine$ @etterS @ 6. 9tlporo.
pcIder ol5 oiiIisfuNiirer in einer bie-
ii9cn 9onf dngeIteat lit, 1rnO auf oem
0einnucgc pon oort crciIte i6n iein
Sd)idiaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Nrebit-Sriefe.

Seat Grebitbrieic f ale 4ettcic oureObnr Die SS
GuutS Company, 2oropi. Gngnto lgren ais 8apGprrc
ponoeuien olrdD S ne lng dn GrIeidt9c guGbrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sic Scrra Gotta.S Sataltrupbc.

" ihiQgtoL :. g., s. San.
- Won cruortet, ooB Ole GorunerS-
Slrp, uelhe bier einer SnqIeIt iiber
bic 5u Ierro Gotta om 9lbeno Oes 80
0c5entbcr eingetretene &utoItropbe
nti ser Baltimore. Ohios9abn"
iiibrt, morgcn ibren @obriprud) ab'
0eben Miro. Sic peruobn1 beltte eitc
9ln5obI lueitcrer 3cugen ll1o oos Ser
for lit nabepl polleuoet Die belttigell
9llSIagcn bc5ogen lid groBtentbells
oti Ole tSragc, oh iidl lutrom. Der
SignoliIt 81 SiIper Springs, III Ell
nem iulden 3lltoroe Der Serpirrlng
befrpoen baben fonnte, Dab er piel-
leiht cineu Srrtbunt IN ieinen Slgna-
len n1d)tc. 9il,r Elm einSigcr 3elige
bate jc0od) Spltren BON Terlplrrllrg
an linn mabrgcnolltncl, mdbreno
mcbrere unoere uuSlagteh oerlelbe
lei uolitGnoig I'M Stanoe gcmelen,
iciue Eflihteu pt erfilllen. Sotonotlus
iiihrcr ). s.. Eccr pom 3ugc 9tr. Is,
iu0tc beitc 9tnhmlttag aus, er babe
furj Dor Dem lltgliid cin inridtigcS
Si0nol I'll aeninoton erhaIten, ,rnn
Die @crnutmortIihfeit ifcint oaber
5luiidcn Dem Signaliitcn 81 aenling'
ton uto Gutrom 5u lieaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sdhucrcr McNcn nnb NOdnuaiier.

GDon&uille, Sno. 8. Somtor.
- Gin 9icgcninu BON }mei ;}oa icii
QdgcSunbrnb. iluballimdrtS iolpohI,
lpie iIuBabp1rtS BON bier I'M Ohio
tbnl bat Die 6llrdt ciner Grneucrllng
Der RroBcn Shuts pom Sabre 1881
crmcdt. 0uttc 9ludlnittog betrIG
Der Wniicritalpo 'ocS tSllliies 10 6lB,
Scit Sohren bat Is nid)t 10 bcitig ltno
anbnIteno 9eregnet Union Sppns
hip lit tbeiIlpeiie iibcridpuemmt uno
in nlonhcn 8cgcnocn itebcn Die Nc9c
iiini SUB tici 1llltcr @niier. @rober
Sd)aOen crwddJIt 0en 6ormcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
3mriif pun Eanama.

9tem Dorf, s. Snn.-Gle Con.
0rebmitglieocr aus Californian, meI'
de oie &ei9nadtsicrien 5li cl1ent
9llSillMc na6 Emama benubtcn mo
Oen aannl inipljirtcn, fumen bciltc
uui iGrcm Hiidpegc bier ou Sic er.
flGrcn lid I'M 9lagcmcilcu nit Der
Sahlagc uli ocm SltbmIS 5uirieoen
ln0 itinnr1en iaIt ohnc sllSuabme III
Der 9tniidbt iibcrcit, OnB aullarbett
al Dem aanal nid)t notnuenoig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Slntbab TT Sri,aba.
Wtcrifuniid)c 9icgirrnna nntcrOrift
Strifcluirrcn bnrdl Euluer uno
Wlci.

lrcjBig Gc0te mO iibcr abtjig Ser
lunoete. - SAlinnuc llcbcr.
icbWemmltn0 i'm CbiotboIc be.
iirhtet. - @ebcilruiBuoQc Gr.
n,or0lng cineS 9tclu.Dorfcr 2lr5.
les in Oregon, - 6iinf 9tcgcr bei
9pnhburG &u, Oom 9iihtcr
2Dnh beOrobt. - Ncroift iibcr
6;e Scrro Gottd-&Ntnitrop6e
bcltc crluortet. 49, Gongrebntit
giicOcr ser EocjiicfiiItc febren pom
Tdlann juriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
si@9etaadaen brmetbn sasembe fit sibe9rube
Qluslambs. Sratten aefailft ,.mo nerfamft


tu nnb Trcfor nnir
upn
JoBn 6icc Of r.. Yrdf0ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
3anR=O
&elddfts- nno perfonctbe Gont aenpiinfd5t
3infen a,tf 2epofiten aend6rt
Trmf-Drparteme,tt.

8lngr ais SermoItcr @rmobie m0breO 5eitpe0cn
por A6ucnbet Der 9eber r gaGte o0cr r
Eerionc Die r8cn Ce Srun0c scr grpaug iDres GeU
ooer Grbbc tcne 9imerfinnfci iefe t0nne r
Neronen pele winic be Gcrmnng tbrcs &crn6gens Sen
Solben igcr, uertrmprsurOgt mo uoidto1rr
ltdr Ngenen aruerrnen Die Mirtbe inen lWt0enocn Cot
pols, Sbligoone SDpptbctcn colcftrc NM urdc fir bic
SelNdcrg 0es ggcnbs Die lugc optau Sorgc tru1rn
llno Steitcrn iu6 ulocre GerbnoI idfeitCn bejabcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
IN @npcrhia. !Olaii.. lit Oer

>n Snpcrbia, Mali, lit Der
Stootruth !. 8n SontonS oti Die
!lnihuloigruG uerboitct lporDen, !out
cigcnem WeitGnOniB iilr ieine Stint
NE bei her 2lbitinmulng iilr ous slmt
rinc5 itdOtiiheu 2lmuolts $1,000 cr'
bolten 3n buben SomanS beballp'
tct lcBt. cr babe bios lllf 9enladt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

Sies leparcmcnt lit Gin pcrideocnes lnb paracs 3epue
Der brefen auiid zines pe5acn SrniGomites ooS
fir oieen ,}ued ernuln lplir0e.
lie Gompaanie lit ouorirt ols Nadobuepoer pocr lea
nenspoltreder grbdaten us Soro o Tcripater int
gren irgeno pde SertruHnspocn n 0en gcben irgeno
zines Staates oor Der Vereingn Stnnten onlinebncn
8uusr Sree inter SppObefcn Wli5pnitdten pbcr
Gorporationen aisgelelt.
ernnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

IN Der Wettlnlgnng iit StatN. WeIulloDcIT
M bic burutoniibe l6dtiefett Der Serounnna9 ..
@rudbrnnges Nbfonoerlnps uno Nuslhelollligs'
SuHffipueIt 9Scnn ctn Grgan oes Abrpers ict'
ncr Eieni peringt, tritt 9Seriuirrnl uHo Stos
rug elm ilnbcronuicbtei. Seritnpiina. Sn!
jinonng nno Siebcr brlaen srunfbeit mo en-
6en mil Dem 1one g9eiie ger3ie uereinigen
cniudbe Sciluiiiel. I'M nnf Die bcridbienenen
isnnftionci jIt ptrieu bic gorer 40 jiireu. gcr
itupiunpen 5u enierHrn. ons BIni 6u reinigcn
uno Die Ciciulihbell iuieoer 6er5nitelen. Die
cbrmhroiRen Blonde babcn IN Der Gntur eiar
bic oaut unh Die Hieren aeiunoen uiii ocr
Ntnnibeil orH Ginrit 5u lpebren. uno iilr Die
fen Nebni iiHo Ct. Sernaro ardnterpilirn liits
iibertroiien SIR % Gents bet stpotheietn 81
BADEN. (0ioWiSr, ,1&A)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
IN Yurtlano crmuroct.

Eortlnno. Gre. s. San.-3r.
EbiIip Goparos Sobnion, ein atseie.
1ener Nr5t. petchcr Dor ctmn jluci
Wtonaten nit iciner Illngcu 0attln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
9Sdlralnn jltriif.

Fdllallld 5urlld.
Stu0t lPerito, s. San. -
GinC ser Rcgierlmg ans Ori5obn, int
Sta0tc Gcro Gul} 5ugegongenc 0c-
pcidc nclOct, OaB lih Die 0ortiqcn
EcrtiIItrifcr milrriib bctrrgen, jcOod)
feline nclle 9iubclt0rlngcn riSfirt bas
ben, Irlppcn Iongcn moiicnbnit aus
Mcrifo, Salopa uno @ltebIo in Nri.
saba an. @iS icBt iiuo feinc ltahrid,s
ten ilber Sen 9lllabrlh uou Strifcmir-
rem IN onOcrcn IbciIcn Scr Hcpllblif
bier cingetroifcn. Gic Spinncrcieu
in Ori5obn beld)6itigen ctnp 5000
Mnnn lrno cS bciBt, oaB ii6 Sou.
icn0c Don 5crtiIdr6citern in onOcrcn
StGNtcn Mcrifo'S Ocn Stritc nn'
ldIicBcn pcrOcR
Sp0tCrcn 9CpGidcn 81 ,Solgc be
Gcrritbt bic 9ic0icrlng bic Sitlotion
IN Sri5o6o irbt pollfomnten, nllcin
c2 mar, INN ocll 9luirubr 5u bCnlci.
ItCrn, uot6mCHoiN sic Srilppcn ouf
hic Strifcr fcuCrn ST lollcn IrciBig
IoGtc lino Qc30blt morOcn lnb bic
8erlulrnNeten IinO iiber so OH Scr
3obl Nion 9lotbt, bob 0oS Mid,
grot bcS GtrifcS 0cbrodcr lit.
Der luc0cn Sobnitreiti1fcitcn cnt.
Iton0cnc Strife lit icit mchrcrcn No.
den I'M Wnnac 2lnl lcttcn SrcitoG
GicB ca, 0ob 0lrd GermittelllnA oco
>ErGli0cnten 0io5 0ie Strife.@cmc'
Alrng Die ii6 in5luiid)cn iibcr pcridbic-
ocne Stontcn orSAe0cbnt battc, BET
gelcgt lei uno Ole g(ll@itGnoigen, 2S.z
coo al DER 3abl hcutc nicoer al Die
2lrbcit gcbcn luiirocn. I'm 10 iiberros
ld)en0cr fam 9cltcrn 9toht oic Wel.
0ung 0nB bic Stritcr in Sriiobu 0cn
Gonlpo0nic Ho0en Der 9iio @Ionco-
tSa6rIf III 9rono AcItedt bnbcn, Gie
uorlicgcnOen biiritigcn 9tohribtcn
bcio0elL 0ob Ole llnruben hn @iircou
0cS 3oblmciitcro Der 6obriflcItlng
5llnt 9lu9brlld) fonlcn.
Sic Strife 2Igitntion inter Den
SertilorbeItcrn Der nlcrifnnild)cn
SonOc be9onll GnOc 9toucmber porl.
gen >Sobrca, olS 0ic 9ln0cltcatcn ocr
Scon.6obrif IN Der Stoot Fucblo Oic
glrbcit uicOcrle9ten. Ser Strife brci,
tcte ijd) idnca ans llllO cbIicBlh ruus
rcn 2S,OOO 9lrbeiicr IN 53 ,Sobrifen
onl 9lmaiton0. lie Strifc.N .Ncmcgllng
par bi9bcr III rllbi1cr, 1corOnctcr
gSeilc ourdgcfiibrt Wor0en Gic lln.
ruben bcgnnncn nnr lcBtcn SamItdG,
ais 2OO0 Stritcr 0en 0cid)luB inB
ten, Den bon ErGiiocnt Iiai porAc.
ldllo1cnea 9Iu21lcid ob5ulcbncn Socls
tlac Nc0en lullrOcl 1cbultCn, ltno
lhlicBIid) bcunlinctc lid 0ic crrC1te
.Wcn0e nit St0fcn ltn0 StcinclL no.
rnlli lie 0cn @cidditalnOcn Der ia.
brif nlapIlnocrtc mo nicOcrbronntc
Otcbrcrc (ulliCnO Collars in Woor.
1cIO un0 bctr0hulhe Mourcnuorr0z
tbe ficlen ocn EIluocrcrn in Die
0onoc. 9luh Nriuotbduicr itnO ne.
qicrungS .NcrfitGttcn uuroen oua1c.
rolbt. Snr Sample nit Den Strifcrn
ulroc Der Eoli3cCbci bon Sri5ubo
id1lnrr nprlOluiArt
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08
One Candidate Out.

After due consideration. and in view of the fact that am connected with the Farmers Union. of Monroe county. in prominent way and also deemlng fl for the best interest of all concerned for Brinkley not to have more than one candide for the office and that Wiley Jimmerson was first out. I've decided net to enter the race fer Assessor
 take this method of letting my friends know and of thanking them fol the interest manifested iname by ask ing me to make the race and assure them their expressions of confidence in me is duly appreciated.
 am very truly yours.
 Jas. R. VINEYARD. s-~& .->--
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08
CASH REWARD FOR LOST
 BAY HORSE.

A liberal cash reward will be paid for any information leading to the re- covery of one bay horse. 6 years old. weighs 1000 or HOO lbs, l51a or le hands high. both hind legs white at sssr locks. usually paces. Wandered away from railroad camps on the Mo q N A. Ry. near Helena and has been seem in the WhsatIey territory For re- ward, address Kaiser & Malorey.
 F. o. Box l42. Helena. Arx., or call at J. B. Pillows Stable, Helena.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08
KEEVIL NEWS.

Old keevil is moving along at the same fast rate.
 Everybody is improving and enjoy ing themselves. Miss Lille Dunlap and Lula Cooksie attended church at Bethel last Sunday Miss Willie Patterson returned last Thursday from visit to Helena. The Holiness people filled their reg ular appointment at Bethel last Satur- day night and Sunday.
 Born 10 Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Dono- van on Sunday night bouncing baby boy. Mother and babe doing well.
 w. M. Rice, returned home from Tucker last Saturday, where he has been visiting his brother for several days.
 We are glad to note the improve , ment ill the health of little Murphy Patterson. who was reported on the sick list last week. We are glad to enjoy hand shake with our old friend C. w. Cazadd again. He has been absent from KeeviI for the past year but is here now looking after his farm interests.
 While the quiet of the Sabbath was some what broken by the shooting on last Sunday night, we cannot help but think that the cause justified the means and that if Is good idea to protect the honor of our white women.
 And the ARGUS is going to send a special representative into Keevil town ship to give our place and people I3pecial write up This is the first and lonly time any paper has ever honored keevil with such thing and It is to be hoped that the Keevl people will appreciate it
 ALco HALL JR.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08
S5.OO CASH REWARD F0F
 LOST STEER.

One Light Red Work Steer, with brass knobs on horns, nearly blind strayed from Patterson & Walls saw mill about Aug. st. $500 cash re- ward will be paid for any information leading to recovery. For reward ad- dress or phone,
 WALLS & Go.
 HoLLY CRcvE, ARK
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08
PINE RIDGE NEWS.

- - .-~ V - - " -
 w. c. Suggett from Clarendon was a visitor at Park Grove church Sum day night.
 s. w. Ferguson, one of the Claren- don merchants, attended services at Shiloh Sunday evening
 We are now enjoying splendid Sunday School at Shiloh. H. c. Cal loway Is Superintendent
 B. B. Benton captured a negroe on Saturday last who escaped from the Convict Farm on March the 9th. The delightful weather makes every thing favorable for work and we of Pine Ridge are enjoying our share of prosperity.
 Geo. w. Johnson. a Holly Grove merchant was out in the Park s neigh borhood last Sunday. He was accom- panied by his wife
 L. M. Hart from Wood Leaf, N. c. Is out on the Ridge seeing after his property. He contemplates moving back to old Arkansas.
 The Farmers Union. is just getting along nicely. They held very inter- esting meeting on Nov. 2 nd. They have several ladies with them now.
 Mrs. T. E. Knight has been danger ously Ill with conjestion but is now convalesing; Hope she may soon be able to be at her place in prayer meet ing.
 J. E. Phillips. one of our enterpris- ing farmers. went to Clarendon Tues day with big load of fine turnips for sale. It is needless to suggest sthal the farmer who will always take ' up on himself to take something to town to sell will not have much occasion to complain of financial flurries.
 We understand that the ARGUS has arranged to send a representative to Pine Ridge at an early date for the purpose of giving our section and peo- pie real fine descriptive write up in the ARGUS. This is something thai has never been done before by any pa per and our people will doubtless ap- preciate the enterprise. At least they should do so.
 The people of some parts of the county may not know that Fine Kldge is the location of the Monroe Souoty Convict Farm. The farm is owned by B. B. Benton, who has Starke D. Oli- phant. the County Clerk Candidate as his manager. There are now about 30 convicts in the camps and they are doing good work. Mir Benton capt : ured on Monday another one of the es- caped convicts and this one escaped last December
 DUDE,
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08
sister-in law, Mrs. R. M. Henderson on South New York Ave.

SlSter-ln law, MrS. K. M. HenderSon, on South New York Ave.
 s-Mesdames T. J. Stout and L.. Kenneth Brown were visitors to Hell ena this week, where they were the guests of Mrs. Jas. M. Haynie.
 = Bert Brougher, made a trip to Wynne Sunday. and was accompanied home by his wife, who has been visit ing there for the past few days.
 --The ladies of the Catholic church are arranging to give big supper on the night of Nov. 2Oth. Other an- nouncements will be made latter
 --Jno. $. Wall, of Holly Grove, whose announcement for assessor ap- pears in this weeks ARGUS, was in the city Monday, the guest of his sis ters, Mesdames Mary West and Julia Brown.
 Master w. V. Allen. of Newport, was in the city this week, the guest of Master Oscar McCreight VIII was 1 born in Brinkley and his mother, Mrs. lV. V. Allen, is we'll remembered by our good people.
 "A jolly crowd of young people drove over from Wheatley last Satur- day, with Alfred Goldberg Among them were: Miss Eva Goldberg. of fWheatley, and her guests. Misses Pauline Stager and Ruth Folz, of Memphis, and Bulah Ellenbogen, of Little Rock.
 Delayed from last issue. As pleasant little surprise to the many friends of Rev. J.. c liar ris, the popular pastor of the baptis' church, the following neatly printed invitation was received through the postoffice this week. It reads: l Mrs. Maria Josephine McManawa5 invites VOL 10 be present at the mar riage of her daughter,
 Ellen Launice Rev. James Gordon Harris
 "Wednesday evening, November l., twentieth,
 nineteen hundred and.seve at six o'clock First Baptist Church.
 Petersburg. Virginia. 7
 On Saturday afternoon last. Mrs IW. F. Jimmerson entertained the friends of little Miss Hazel Jimmerson the occasion being the little lady's 9th birthday. The decorations of roses yiolets and chrysanthemums were req pretty. Dainty and delicious refresh ments were served. Those presen were. little Misses Elsea and Getts Kyster, May Simmons. Katherine { Hale, Hazel and Lucille Hammond Lucille Smith, Alberta Ramage. Mrs {L. A. Waddell, Miss Clara Rose ani Agnes Hale. rBy accident, committed from las weeks issue.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

 --Just tell them that you saw 1t in the ARGUS. z Little Miss Bessie Nepolsky is on this weeks sick list. --J. B. Dunlap was on the sick, list few daysthis week. --Jas. Engel, of Glare ndon, was a visitor in Brinkley Sund ay. l -J. w. Mangrum was called to Batesville this week on business. Julius sSamuels. of Clarendon, was visitor in the city Sunday.
 -cATALPA POSTS FOR SALE. I Address. Banks Co. Palestine. Ark.
 Mrs. c. F. Hemenway of Wheat Icy visited Mrs. Tom Morris, Monday, 1 70. P. Brink, of Clarendon, visit cd w. w. Wilson. and family. Sun day.
 Mrs Steve Kelley. of Wivil!e visited Mrs. ]. w. Savage Monday and Tuesday.
 --J H, Fryer, Mayor of Monroe was pleasant caller al the ARGUS office Tuesday.
 Miss Mamie Engel. of Claren- don. visited Miss Jessie Hartley Sat urday and Sunday. Mrs. Anna Singleton and daugh- ter. Mis-. w. Cravens, spent Monday in Memphis shopping. Mrs. F w. Hurley was seriously III for several weeks but has recovered her natural good health. l American Lumber O.. buys ca k Office P. o. Block. Brinkley, Ark. Pays promptly on inspection. -American Lumber Co.,, buys Oak Office P. o. Block, Brinkley, Ark Pays pro mptly cn inspection.
 Miss BernJce Elias, of Clarendon, visited in town few hours Sunday the guest of Miss Jessie Hartley. ! Judge J. 5. Thomas, of Ciaren- don. was in Brinkley Monday en route to Little Rock on business. Harry Jackson was over from I Little Rock and spent Sunday with his parents. Mayor and Mrs. I'll. Jack son.
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 NJ -carl Alfrey, of Jonesboro, was in the city this week visiting his mother Mrs. H. Alfrey and sister, Mrs. F. w. Hurley.
 M. B. Smith accompanied his daughter. Miss Irdna, to Memphis Sunday where she will enter St. Mary's Academy. |l Mrs. Eugene Forbess. of Maiden |isMo., is in the city the guest of her
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-08

Just tell 'eqa you saw it in The Argus Oct. II !,
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w. c. Suggett from Clarendon was a visitor at Park Grove church Sun-. day night
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-14
Why Not Automatic Reciprocity?
The Boston Transcript says

Wars Of tariff retaliation never pay.
They are survivals Of the commercially
dark ages. and enlightened statesmen seek
to avoid them. At present, in the opinion
of a large element of our responsible pub
lie men and of business men who have
studied the commercial outlook in a broad
way, the juncture is one that offers many
arguments for closing quickly with any
proposal granting us concessions in for
eign markets that is at all reasonable In
Its provisions. France has virtually put
the extreme maximum in operation
against our trade, and the state depart
ment admits that it has nothing to offer
to secure more favorable Treatment. We
are opposed by high tariff barriers that
may be made higher in Italy, Austria and
Switzerland. Germany has suspended for
awhile the operation of its tariff against
us as an act of comfy. formal Euro
pean tariff union of Europe hostile to the
United States is an impossibility but the
simultaneous action of several European
nations is beginning to have much the
same effect.
Could the next session of congress do
wiser thing than provide for auto
matte reciprocity by leaving our present
tariff the maximum and granting reduc-
ton Of say, 20 per cent to nations that
extended us concessions in their markets?
Such a decision would be tariff revision,
protection of our export trade and main
tenance or expansion of our foreign mar
kets.