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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

business at the Novelty Theater with
his production OF "A Yankee Tourist
Next Monday night Florence Roberts
will begin her engagement with the
revised production of the emotional
drama, The Strength OF the Weak.
which in its present form has received
strong New York Endorsement The
popular actress will be surrounded by
a splendid company. including among
others Tyrone Power.
The Unforeseen" continues to re-
ceive capable Interpretation by the Al
cazar Stock Company, and the staging
OF the play presents some of the most
beautiful pictures ever seen in San
Francisco. The Love Route is an
nounced for next week.
"Sapho~ viii continue to be the at
traction at the Colonial for the balance
OF this week. a drsmatization OF
''Kreutzer Sonata" Count Tolstors
thrilling story, being underlined for
next Monday night.
Tempest Tossed" is thrilling Central
Theater patrons. Mr.. Sanford will pre-
sent his players next week in THE
Power Of Gold" an English melodrama
that is said to contain all OF the best
eleHiehls OF that class OF scaeeWare. II
scored a long run in New York.
At the Orpheum a good bill is being
presented twice a day by Dan Burke
and his schoolgirls. Merri Osborne and
company, Joseph Adelman Trio. Julius
Tannen. Howard and Bland, FInlay and
Burke, Sharp Brothers and the marvel
Gus acrobatic Uessems. Some strong
cards have been booked for next week.
Richard Strauss Death and Trans
hguration" is the feature of the Uni
versity Orchestra's programme this aft
ernoon at the Greek Theater. Coming.
as II does. like a solemn prelude to the
observance Of Good Friday, il will be
heard by many people.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
Brief Sporting Items

STUDENTS DEFEAT sEAMEN-Berkeley
March 27.-The varsity baseball nine defeated a
team from the Pensacola training ship of the
navy on the campus diamond this afternoon.
Score, 10 2.
REMoDELINe BASeBALL PARK-oakland.
Park was pulled down today and the work OF
remodeling the feld for the of the Oakland
baseball club commenced.
oAKLAwN TO CLosE-Hot Springs, Ark,
March 27.-0ffcial announcement was made to-
day that Oaklawn would end Its meeting on
Saturday 1t reported tonight that inds.t-
Inents had been returned against q score of book
makers for violation Of the Amis Law.
TROPHIES FOR AUToIsTs-san Diego,
March 27.-The trophies which will be awarded
10 the successful contestants in the automobile
races at Coronsdo on Saturday and Sunday are
worth more than $1,000. They include the large
silver loving cup which viii 90 to the winner
of the endurance contest
STATE ATHLETIC MEET-Berkeley March
2T-ArhIetes from all sections of the State Will
campus April 2T under the auspices of the
Pacific Association of the Amateur Athletic
Union. At that time athletic team to repre-
sent this State at the jamestown Exposition
will be chosen.
WILL NOT DEFEND HIS TITLE-London.
March 2s-Eustice H. Miles has decided not TO
defend his title TO the international amateur
tennis championship in the tournament which is
to be begun here on April "a. The withdrawal
Of Miles is regarded as leaving the field clear
TO Jay Gould the American champion, who is
on his way TO London to play in this tournament.
BELLIEGHAM ENTERS LEAGUE-Belling-
ham, Wash. March 27.-Bellinghsm having
raised the necessary money TO procure member
franchise formerly held by Tacoma was trans
ferred 20 this town By President Lucas this aft
ernoon. Michael Lynch of Tacoma and his team
will come 20 Bellingham.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

Painstaking preparation is being
made for the first San Francisco pro-
duction OF 'Fantana." the Japanese
American musical comedy, next Sunday
al the American Theater. This at
traction, owned by the Shubert Broth
ers. Is one OF the hits OF the season in
the East. and Manager Frank W. Healy
has engaged q number OF new people
20 make its presentation here worthy OF
note. In addition 70 the full strength
OF the San Francisco Opera Company
there VIII be a new soubrette. Flor
ence Sinnott who is 70 have one OF the
big parts in the piece.
This young woman comes with strong
recommendations from the East She
has been on the stage since her child
hood. and has played in many of the
dramatic and musical productions Of
the late Augustin DAILY at his theater.
and created several soubrette roles for
Charles FrOhman and ". A. Brady.
After her success in The Wizard OF
o." she went TO England and intro
duced the Sammy" songs TO London.
where, being observant of character,
she acquired a cOckney dialect which
viii stand her In good stead in the
role OF the ambitious waiting maid who
is looking for a partner in life who
has not 'Orrid 'abits."
Meantime The Bohemian Girl" is the
attraction at the American.
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
is IN the final week Of it's engagement
at the Van Ness Theater, and next
Monday evening Joseph CawthOrn at
the head Of the Sousa Opera Company
will make his appearance in Sousa's
latest opera, The Free Lance" This
production is being sent here direct
rom New York City by Klaw & Er-
LANCER without a change in the cast
II is said TO be the best efforts OF
Souss and Smith, the latter being best
known by his Robin Hood"
Raymond Hitchcock is doing a big
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SEVEN RACES A DAY
At ASCOT THIS WEEK

LOS ANGELES. March 27.-Seven
races were on today's card at Ascot
Park this afternoon and almost with
out exception they provided good sport.
The track was in excellent condition.
Seven races each day will be the rule
until Saturday, when the season here
will close. The official programme for
getaway day has not been announced,
but IL is understood that there will be
a three-mile race, two-mile race and
two races over the one and a quarter
mile Brooks course.
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LoxaI San Franciscans

Should send to Eastern friends the
April number of Sunset Magazine.
which tells by text and Interesting
photographs the story of the wonderful
progress made by San Francisco since
the earthquake. There are sixteen full
page double-tinted pictures and nu-
merous other. illustrations accompany
Ing articles from many Of San Fran
ciscos leading citizens.
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MERCHANTS ORGANIZE

PETALUMA, March 27.-Secretary
Frank B. Connolly of the State Grocers
Association and A. H Powers of San
Francisco met with the local merchants
last night and assisted in organizing a
merchants association in Petaluma- A
large list of merchants signed the roll
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rwo TRAINMEN KILLED

ST. PAUL, March 27.-The Northern
Pacific passenger train for st. Paul
which left Duluth at 10 o'clock last
night, was wrecked at Carlton, Minn
today. The engine. mail and combina-
tion cars were derailed and T. M. Quin-
Ian. engineer, and William Mezkomer
fireman, were killed
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

will not do any more hard work pre-
vious to the opening game.
1t looks as though Eddie Quick will
have to chase fly balls out in the right
garden for while. Long is shy an
outfielder and as Quick can perform
there nearly as well as in the box, and
is a sticker capable of lining 'em out.
the Job is cinched for him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
DROWNED IN THE CHANNEL

STOCKTON, March 27.-Captain Grant.
well known on the rivers. was drowned
in Stockton channel last evening. While
on his way to Stockton in a launch,
with a schooner in tow, he went to the
stern to cast off the towline. 1t is sup
posed that he was caught by the cable
and pulled into the water.
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SHOT BY A CHINESE

STOCKTON, March 27-James Bull
lock, a young man of Lodi, was shot in
the neck by Sam Lung, a Chinese res
taurant keeper, early this morning and
is in a precarious condition. The Chi
nese is in jail. but it appears that he
shot in self-defense, Bullock and a man
named Cleve McGriff having attacked
him
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MANSFIELD TOO SICK TO ACT

NEW YORK, March 27.-Announce-
ment that Richard Mansfield. the actor,
had abandoned his spring tour through
the country owing to his illness was
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
DrnpER RosNER Ill

r. NJ Rosner, leader OF the Orpheum
,,cbesfra for twenty years. has been
,ii since last Sunday with the grip and
,,..ov,chttfs. Yesterday his condition be-
-eme alarming owing to severe at
tecl Of heart failure, and his physi-
clans have not yet pronounced MIN out
Of danger
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28
RACES IN EAST AND SOUTH

WASHINGTON, March 27-Bennings results
First race, five and a half furlongs-Lorc
Boanerges won, Gold Sister second, Toddles third
Second race. four and half furlongs-Deat
Gone won, Glaucus second, Blember third. Time
:5S
Third race. furlongs-Tudor won, Jach
McKeon second, Town Topics third Time, 80
fourtn race, ABOUT TWO miles, open stee2le
Strauss third. Time, All.
Fifth race, six furlongs--East End won, Net
i:i7 S-5. '''''' ''
Sixth race. mile and forty yards-Reidmoor.
won Comoss second. Paul Clifford third. Time
1:45-
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Results:
liant second. GREY Plume third. Zine ID s.5
Second race-Four and a half furlongs-Rebe
Queen won. zeiphen second. Dew of Dawn third
Third race selling six furlongs-Masonia won
Hocus Pocus second. Alsnie third. Time
1:14 30.
Fourth race Eve furIongs-Robin Hood won
Frontenac second. Rusk third. Time, 100.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Cutter won
Lancsstrian second. Foreigner third. Time
sixth race, seven furlongs-Morales won
Royal Breeze second. Bitter Miss third. Time
Seventh race mile and seventy yards-Dappl.
Cold won. Bye-Bye ii second, Abjure third
Time l:45 10
HOT SPRINGS, March 2I.-Results at Oak
lawn:
First race three and half furlongs-Lava
trina won, Belenower second. Ellora third. Time
:43 3-5.
Second race, four furlongs+Great Pirate won
Manchester second. Ida May third. Time 40 1-5
Third race. six furlongs-Taunt won. Glen
dover second. Lady Gay Spanker third. Time
1:15 3-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Sorrel Top won
Anna Ruskin second. Ina Gray third. Time 1:15
Fifth race. six furlongs-Invasion won Ton
Gilroy second. J. ]. McC. third Time 1:16
a fxf p Off
won. Helgerson second, Little Giant third
Time, 1: :49.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

According to a complaint fled yes
terday Robert Shenson of Shenson' $
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-28

Market took notion not to admit
family liquor store to his market after
having accepted 500 rent in advance
The action for damages was begun by
Brunsing. ToIle & Postel, who pray
Judgment for $4,000.
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SUED FOR DAMAGES

made today. His physicians have or
dered him to take a long rest.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29
Public School Report.

As compared with first month we have an increase of 8 on the roll, $ more tardy marks, 9 more punish ments. 27 fewer outs. and an increase of one per cent in attendance.
 NOTICE: There will be spelling contest between Clarendon and Brink ley on the following terms;
 |. Ten pupils from each school with at least two from the grammar grades.
 ?. Two contests, one at Brinkley and the other at Clarendon. In the contest at Clarendon one of the Brink ley teachers to pronounce the words used from the spelling books used in the Brinkley school; in the contest at Brinkley one of the Clarendon teach CTS to pronounce the words from the spelling book used in the Clarendon schools.
 3. Each contest to consist of two matches, one oral and the other writ ten.
 4. The proceeds to be divided equally between the two schools, each school paying its own expenses out Of it's half of the gross receipts.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29
Creamery Completed.

The Creamery plant was completed in every detail Thursday evening. The machinery was given a thorough test by the constructing engineer, Mir. Jessie Barker, and C. C. Voigt, operating engineer
 Every piece of machinery moved perfectly. without wabble, being ad- iusted to perfection. There was not a leaking joint in all the numerous nipe connections. Even the seven-ton -frost king ice machine, which is operated by the agency of ammonia through many feet of pipes, with nu- merous joints, was so perfectly put together that not the slightest odor es- caped. This of itself is the highest possible compliment to the skill Of the constructors.
 The floor of the plant is of concrete and the entire woodwork inside Is hard oil finished. Every improvement and precautlon now known are utilized in making the plant sanitary and iQ pro lyidlng for making the highest class of absolutely pure creamery butter.
 The success or failure of the enter nrise now rests with the people. The people have every encouragement-- a perfect plant, competent superii- tandant and a guaranteed market for all the milk they can produce. Nov farmers and friends, come on With vour milk. There Is money in if for
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29
Brinkley Pastor harries.

The Petersburg (Va.) Index-Ap- peal of last Thursday contained the following report of the marriage of Rev. J. c. Harris. the beloved pastor of the Baptist church of this city. to Miss Ellen McManaway. of Peters burg:
 PRETTY MARRIAGE AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-At the First Bap- tist Church last evening at 6 o'clock the marriage of Miss Ellen McMana- way to Rev. J. c. Harris. of Brinkley, Arkansas, was solemnized.
 The church was beautifully deco rated, Miss Lucy Weiseger presiding at the organ.
 The bride entered with her maid of honor, Miss Florence Gresham, the bridesmaids being Miss Annie Bell Seward, Miss Zulieme Robertson, of Richmond, and Miss Josephine Nc Manaway. sister of the bride. The groomsmen were MT. Graham Nc Manaway, pr. Frank R. Talley, and Mir. Howard McManaway. of Rich mond. Mir. Clifton McManaway, brother of the bride, acted as best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. M. McManaway, of Bow ling Green. Va. assisted by Dr. w. C. Taylor.
 The bride is a most popular and at tractive young lady, daughter of Mrs. Maria J. McManaway. The groom is a prominent young minister of Brink ley. Arkansas, having charge of the First Baptist Church there. The young couple left for bridal tour at- tended by the good wishes of a host of friends.
 i Mir. and Mrs. Harris went from | Petersburg to Norfolk where they saw l! the Exposition for week They ar rived in BrinkIey Tuesday evening ant are at home to their friends at thu residence of MT. and Mrs. A. Flora.
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 Mrs. M. J. Savage went to Little Rock Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Songdon, until after Thanks giving.
 Hon. Harry H. Myers was over from Little Rock Thanksgiving, visit ing MT. and Mrs. c. B. LaBelle and other Brinkley relatives.
 Atty. T. F. Atkins, a candidate to succeed Atty. F. E. Brown as Prosecuting Attorney of the seven- teenth Judicial district, was in Brink ley Wednesday.
 pr. c. M. Brooks came over from Little Rock "Wednesday and re- mained over Thanksgiving visiting his brother. A. D. Brooks.
 Mrs. D. M. Fortner, in this city, received news yesterday that her son, Dwight, and wife in St. Louis had that day become papa and mama to a fine baby girl.
 Mrs. Percy Chamberlain, of Malvern, who will be remem- bered in Brinkley better as Miss Willie Maddry. was in the city for a few hours visit with her old friend, Mrs. A. D. Brooks, on South New Orleans Ave.
 On next Sunday the Odd Fellews of Wheetley, are going to have a special service at which Rev. w. H.. Rhoads, of this city, will deliver an address on Odd Fellowship. Quite a number of Brinkley Odd Fellows are expecting to attend.
 -J. B. Gibson. the clever lumber inspector Of the American Lumber O., with headquarter4 here, is ar ranging to build pretty little cottage home. It seems that that is about the only way to get house in "dear old Brinkley There are no vacant ones.
 Miss Nettie Hill and Miss Carrie Raykauh. of Memphis. visited Mrs. Claude Leaky and MT and Mrs. Tom Thornton Sunday. It was the first time they ever were in Brinkley, but they said they had a good time. They liked Brlnkley.
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Churches Opened.

After consultation the Board o Health. decided that all church ser vices would be allowed as usual, as thsre was no danger of dyptheria con tagion, the one possible case being closely quarantined.
 Church notices appear elsewhere.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29

-7-LosT-REwARD: A small round gold shirt waist pin. about the size of Set piece, engraved with an old English M in the center. Was lost somewhere up town. A nice cash re- ward will be paid for return to
 MRS. J. J. FARRELL
 Phone 1894.
 Mrs. Matte Dickson went to Rector Tuesday for visit to relatives. sS She vas accompanied by Mrs. Tennie Nolan, of Alabama, who had spent few days in this city visiting Mrs. l.. K. Brown and other relatives.
 IT. 5. Nettleton, the hustling sales man for the Singer Sewing Machine .Co., reports fine business. His territory embraces parts of Monroe, Woodruff and Prairie counties. He has sold 30 machines in 35 days, up to last week. In parts of his territory he says farmers have made better crops and have more money than for years. In all his territory there seems to be plenty of farm produce on hand and money seems easy as when there was no thought of panic.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29

Mrs. w. T. Tomlinscn is visiting relatives in Little Rock. She ac- companied Master Terry Campbell home.
 Neil St. Clair, the sign writer, came home Wednesday from visit to relatives and friends in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Henry Barnes, of Claren- don, visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. 10. M. Norman. this week. MT. and Mrs. s. F. Merrell and Miss virgie Folsom spent few hours very pleasantly in Wheetley Tuesday.
 Miss Etta Coburn. Of Hazen, was in the city this week. the guest of Miss Della Baggott, of the public school.
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NOTICE: That all pat rons of the Big Store may not suffer inconvenience, we beg to announce, that until the financial furry is over, $l.OO in checks, will pay for $1.O5 in any kind of merchandise. Come on with your checks.
 HENRY WOLF Q co.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29
Church News.

December the Ist marks the clos ing of the years work of Rev. w. H Rhoads. as pastor of the lst Presby- terian church.
 The Methodist are about to close up their church year. Next Sunday will probably mark the close.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.
 Sunday school will meet at o:45 o'clock.
 Preaching services at a. m. and 7:l5 p. m. by the pastor.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:3o.
 You are cordially invited to attend all these services.
 J. c. HARRIS, pastor.
 METHODIST CHURCH.
 A Thanksgiving sermon is an nounced for the morning hour. inas- much as the dyptheriv scare prevented carrying out plan for such service on the set date.
 The hour for the evening sermon is seven o'clock Services always begin promptly at the hour announced. The subject for the evening hour is not an nounced. but one may depend on hear ing sermon worth remembering and needing.
 Appropriate music has been pre- pared by the choir for the Thanksgiv- ing service; also special selections for the regular service.
 The choir has been reorganized. It is now composed of several excellent voices, which made the choir the best in the city few years ago, and sever- al new trained voices. Other talent will be added as rapidly as can be pre- vailed upon-not with the idea of a vain show. but to improve the worship in song more and more. Let all the people not having church relations binding them elsewhere at tend these services.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29

NOTICE: That all pat rons of the Big Store may not suffer inconvenience, we beg to announce, that until the financial furry is over. SI.OO in checks, will pay for $l.05 in any Mind of merchandise. Come on with your checks.
 HENRY WOLF Q co.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29
ASSESSOR

5 hereby authorized to an
 E. Jimmerson as a candidate bbiect to the action of the b.
 E thereby authorized to an EWa.l, of Holly, as a candi- |or, subject to the action of E party is hereby authorized to an Knight, of Pea Ridge, as a Assessor. ;. as subject to the Democratic primary.
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REPRESENTATIVE is hereby authorized to all l Sawyer as a candidate fer [cs of Representative, subject
 \ the Democratic party.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29
Married.

Grover Davenport and Miss Lille Hennard were married on Sunday last at Harbard Hennard's between Wheetley and Zent Rev. J c Heard, of this city. officiating.
 A fine wedding dinner was served after the ceremony at which a large number were present
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29

k CONG RE. .o an
 i 'y'',I Manning of claren- tor Congress, from this .,s (ss.ssjonal District, subject l'sss Democratic party.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Jessie Cox is at home 10 Pine Bluff.
 dlingsr was down from nday.
 Claude Leakey visited emphis this week.
 Mrs. ] A stoksr spent
 M- stoker's brother. Grays.
 'lis' Dunlap cane home aY College for Thanks
 D0naghsy from Con- fss to the office Of Gov this city Monday.
 Nellie Lille and Lena q nome after a pleasant a'lses at Mariana.
 1'nlap of Marvell. spent win home folks, Mr.. 2 Dunlap and family.
 en''ss the enterprising ss'a's man was in Brink " sa route to Kentucky. mas been remarkably 'a'n'ng the attention of z 'S the Hunter territory. ps'' sssssr's excursion over E select hamss. : { |'nd Ms " W. Folsom. s. ,s, a's la the city on a I,s' Y Io'''r Folsom, and sss 's. cspt- E lived In E'b''.s' Eb's n, . ls79, publishing X. ''s8spapsr The Times, !. " ' ,.' Sr'tsr learned inc |st'D'. ''as ''' business. The sss. ''''cs was then lo- sh.' 0' Ash and South N. .s's NJ snd Mrs. B, F
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POSTP PONED!

Owning to existing conditions over which we have no cOntrol it has been deemed expedient to announce the p0stp0nement 0f0ur 2nd Annual Big Christmas Bazaar Sale, we had advertised for Dec. 3rd, 4th and 5th. As soon as conditions will permit announcement of time when it will be held, will be made. It will pay you we'll to wait to select your Christmas remember anCes until you see the real pretty new things that will be offered there at such low prices.
 Please tell your friends of the post pOnemenf.
 W0rnan'S Endeav0r SOCiCety
 1st. Presbyterian Church. Nov. 18th, 1907.
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|Np PROBATE CLERK 1 hereby authorized to an I,o,ou. of Clarendon, as a
 ..lection for County ana |subjsct to the action 0i me Ny.
 ] hereby authorized t0 an 1 oliolaat. of Pins Ridge 1 for County and Probate lo the action of the Demo
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TREASURER.

] ishsreby authorized to an La [. Graham, f Hindman
 1 candidate for reelection to
 Lsasurer of Monroe County, ke action of the Democratic
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Just tell 'em you saw it in the ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29

E hereby authorised to an "A. Harris, of Clarendon, as br Sheriff, subject to the |emocratic party.
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Ln pRoBTAE JUDGE.
 1 hereby authorized to an
 z Tdce, of Holly Grove i tor County and Probate
 ,o the sotien of the Dem ! hereby authorized '0 a'- of BrinAlsy as a can |sv and Probate Jud ge' |sstIon of the Dem ofa'i'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

,,r sunounoement in the ! ,0' s,I all county officers ex- ' z, Surveyor. the rate '0f
 2 5o.-EDlToS.
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DR SHERIFF

l is hereby authorized to an
 Milwee, of Cache, as a can- IIff, subject to the action of E party.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29

Atty. T. F. Atkins, a candidate to succeed Atty. F. E. Brown as Prosecuting Attorney of the seven teenth Judicial district, was in Brink ley Wednesday.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-29

Hon. Harry H Myers was over from Little Rock Thanksgiving, visit ing MT. and Mrs. c. B. LaBelle and other Brinkley relatives.