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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For The Week Ending Monday,
June ~.

From Monday afternoon 10 Friday
night there was not any sunshine of
the slightest consequence at any point
in Maryland and delaware, while the
mean temperature for the week was
the same as that Of the very cool week
that preceded it. and rain continued to
fall frequently.
The minimum temperature each
night was about 80 degrees, being be-
low 50 degrees at nearly all stations
on several nights. aud on two or three
DAYS the maximum was not as high
as IS degrees. Saturday and Sunday,
however, were clear and seasOnably
warm days. and this condition con
tinued ON Monday and Tuesday morn
ings.
The rainfall was somewhat above
normal. but as n rule was not heav y,
the unfavOrable features being its
frequency. the already satuated con-
dition Of the soil and the absence Of
warm sunshine until late in the
week.
In Annapolis the week was un-
usually wet and cool until Saturday,
when more sea0snable weather began.
At Sudley the temperature was low
and the rainfall frequent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

The following patents have been
granted to Marylanders during the
past week Charles y. Obrecht, Balti-
more, automobile tire; George III.
Hutton, Baltimore, tbrill-coupling ;
James NJ. and r. Holland, Baltimore,
bed riser for woven wire mattresses
Emory r. Hartlove, Baltimore, can
soldering machine; Leo &. Hantske,
Baltimore, self-rocking cradle; otto ~.
DuBrau, Baltimore, tie; George =.
Delaney, Baltimore, horseshoe. For
a copy of any OF the above patents
send 10 cents in postage stamps TO &.
A. Snow a. Co., patent attorneys,
Washington, ID. G.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

The annual examination for the
school teachers Of Anne Arundel coun-
" and applicants for teachers GER
tificates will he held in the public
school building in this city on Mon
day and Tuesday, July and 2, begin
ming at 10 a. IN. All applicants for
certificates must report promptly at
10 =. IN. on Monday. All teachers
whose certificates have expired by
Limitation will be required to take
this examination.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Boston, Mass, June 2l.-Provinee-
town, the quaint and historic little
settlement nesting of the upper shore
of Cape Cod, will be the scene Of not
able ceremonies in August, when Pres
ident Roosevelt is to visit the place
and deliver an address at the laying
of the foundation stone for the hand
some memorial that is 20 mark the
spot where the Pilgrims first set foot
on American soil. The cornerstone
will be laid with imposing Masonic
ceremonies conducted by the Grand
Lodge OF Masons Of Massachusetts,.
President Roosevelt, who wilt make
the principal address OF the day,
will arrive on the morning of the
ceremony on the yacht Mayhower.
The yacht probably will be given an
cborage which history and tradition
have allotted to the historic May
flower.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

In the account Of the Gremen re-
gatta on Wednesday night, june -.
held on Spa AMI Severn. by SONS
oversight. there was mo- mention ma1ae
OF the canoe race in which the young
er boys participated. The boys toos
great interest in the race. and made q
good showing in their canoes
The canoe race was wen hy D. Hail.
bow. and Bushrod Howard. stroke.
Young Howard is q son 81 capt. T.
II. Howard. T. ; y. now iu eeuI-
mand of the flagship Olympia of She
midshipmen 5 summer cruise Others
in the race came cut as follows. See
ond-J. Wells. bow 81. claude, stroke.
hird-Trail FaubIe, bow; j. Hsr-
rington, stroke Fourth---il. claude.
bow r. Wilmer. stroke.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
TO DROWN is DOGS.


There are nos sixteen doEs sn tne
dogpound. ready and waiting g. p
claimed by their sixteen owners er e
meet the fate - al unclaimed afz.
and To- seek a wa1ery grave.
The 0bseguies viii fAAe place So
morrow when sixteen long. lean. iaAus
cadaverous lantern i4ve1 CANNES -
those little short. chubby Waller purFz
will, like Magnify. - dowu g fAe
bottom 81 the sell. or tAe nolteral
Of College creek
Chief Hahn vii witness tae exc.
cuti0n. Today IN following efirsieH
on city Dog Catcher Fisher vas ssni
10 the Capital Office It's ease r
sixteen dogs to one dog catcher
The city has . dog catcher
Fisher is his name.
Dogs are what he's after
And he must have the sans
Thespeople have been notified
Of his motives good and time
And IL you don't get your deg cheeaesi
Well then. IL up 60 you-
A new pound has been buiiE for him
All fitted up with spaee
Where all dogs will be barboTed
For their final resting place
With two days = week fog downing
And a man 70 haul away.
What does be care Tor anything.
Just 80 he gets bis pay
Ills uniforms Of blue and gold
And cap and gloves % match
And leggins. ] forget Co say
shine like 3 new door latch
The cooks in their kitchen
And the wateFmen on the sand
Stop often - consider
is il Fisher, or Chief Hahn
Now everybody notice
And be watchful a. can be
l'or this is my last vail % you
Tbs final notice comes from me-
And II without a check
Your dog is caught hy nae
will drown il just as sure
As one and two are three
D. 81. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Droppee Dead

Macedonia Johnson. a c0l0red wO-
man residing on West street. dropped
dead wednesday night Death Is said
10 have been due from over excite
ment. which interfeTeI with heart ac-
ton. II the time 0f the woman's
death a reception and entertainment
for the benefit 81 n coloEcd church was
being held at her house, when in the
midst Of the excitement she expired.
The funeral took place this afternoon
AZ : O'Clock from -. Philips Church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Considerable interest is manifested
locally in the game OF baseball which
will be played tomorrow between
the Defender team OF this city and
the nine Of the Dolphin Athletic
Club. Of Baltimore. The visitors
have . strong aggregation on one
hand. while the locals have been
putting in some good work, which
will. IL is thought. stand them in
good stead tomorrow. The game will
be played in the afternoon on the
rear campus Of IT. Johns College.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

,ges 1 nave Pound i a i..sas-

Pound ~hat? Why thas Chau.hcriain'
Sal re c.ues eczeuia anil ala manner % steh-
inc Of the skin. / have been ahiiet~a tsr
M. v years with skid oii-ease- had % &C
ap three % fOnr times every night anil sisil
with cold water 70 allay the terrible l.cai..e.
but since using this salve IN i'aeeilsi''r, i..f,
the itching has stopped ami has aa'i irp''..s'i
me.-EIDE.- JCas. Il. 1sGLaT koosgslle,
Pa. For sale by FelimeyeE Eros-' Drug
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
State Militia.

The following commissions we're is
sued at the Adjutant Generals Office
today: Henry r.. Lucas. first lienten-
ant Company Il, Fourth Regiment ;
John +. Hill, FIRST lieuenant Company
l., Fourth Regiment Charles r. Ball,
first lieutenant Company r. First
Regiment; Charles q. Satterfield, sec
ond Lieutenant Company =, First Reg
iment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William DuvaI, Jr.,
Of West street extended, have pur-
chased the Clas0n property corner OF
Duke Of Gloucester and Conduit street ;
The property Is one OF the most desir-
able homes in the city. 1t is large
double three-story- bricK dwelling.
with back building. Mr. and Mrs
Dnyal and family will shortly take
up their residence I'm their new home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
I'm MEMORIAM.

MYERS-In sad, but loving remem-
brance Of our dear little baby. ETHEL,
who entered her heavenly home three
years ago today, daughter Of David
and Grace Myers,
Three years have now market out -tha
space,
Since last we viewed your little fac.
Since death made vacant Ethel = place
Sleep on dear Ethel. sweetiy rest
safe from all care. q H earthly test.
We needed you, but COD kneN best
God will be done He dOeth vel
But how our saddened hearts do swell
And miss you here no tongue can telI-
By Her Parents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Is He Cfary Z

A suspicious looking colored man
was found Wednesday night luking in
dark corners in the yard Of the resi-
deuce Of Mr.. Elmo T.. BeaviDs, corner
Catths dral and Charles streets. The
man was armed with n club and threat
eued all who approached him. lie
As finally overcome by Mr.. John W.
smith and arrested. The man is
thought To be mentally unbalanced.
lie was formerly empla ed as n driver
for Mr.. John Mason.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
TIE PUBLIC.
Ia Memory Of GesefsI Bfiggs-class Da'
al Harvard Teachers in'sessioa
"A Pilgrim Monument
PROMINENT MEN ADDRESS
THE BANKERS.

Norfolk. Va. June Zl.-The Viz
GINA Bankers Association. IN annual
convention at the Inside Inn. today
listened 10 addresses BY Frank a.
NanderlIp, sleepresident 81 the Va
tioDaI city Bank ~ New York
Robert Il. Armstrong, former assistant
secretary Of the treasury, and Tucker
X. sands. Of Richmond. The associa-
tion will conclude its sessions tomor-
row.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

PittsGeld, Mass, June 2i.-InIerest-
ing ceremonies accompanied the IN
yelling here today Of a handsome
bronze memorial tablet 10 General
Henry =. Briggs. The Grafton Of the
day was delivered BY ex-CoDgress-
man Rock we'll. General Briggs, hose
memory was thus bonored. was the
son Of Governor Briggs and the first
colonel Of the Tenth Massachusetts
Regiment, which marched away early
in the war and is remembered with
particular pride and affection by the
people Of Western Massachusetts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

New York. June 2l.-Teams repre-
senting a number Of .leading colleges
OF the East and several public schools
as well assembled at the CIeedmoOr
range today 10 take parl - the first
scholastic and collegiate fiile shooting
tournament to be held nnder the au-
spices of the National Isifie Assoeia-
ton. This organization, in which
President Roosevelt, Secretaries Taft
and Root and a number of prominent
army officers have taken a personal
interest, was formed for the purpose
chiefly Of encouraging school boy rife
practice. 80 far il has met with con-
side rable success insNew York. wash
ington, Baltimore, Buffalo and other
cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
CARD OF THANKS.

/ wish To extend thanks, % my
friends for the kindness rendered O.
my dear husband in hi= Illness, and
also for the kindness and sympathy
extended To the family after his death.
With sincere thanks,
lit MARY v. CHICHESTER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Cambridge. Mass, June 2l.-Tbis
was class day at Harvard. The crowd.
as usual. began 10 assemble In the
university grounds some time before
tbe telIors .ppea.e.i, q . cIOe;. ~
front of "OId Holworthy,' to march
TO Appleton Chapel for prayer" At
10. As o'clock the seniors again formed
in front Of HoIworthy. and marched
to Sanders Theatre, where the class
day exercises took place. The program
included the customary Grafton, the
reading of the class poem, the ivy ora
tion and the class ode.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Committed to County Home.

SIR. James y. Strange, president Of
the board Of trutees Of the Anne Arm
del County Home and City Alderman
from the FIRST ward, today committed
Emory X. Ward, white, and Jane
Matthews, coI0red.s Ia the County
Home, both being destitute and with
out home or friends.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Frank CLARK. chief carpenter at the
Short Linz Railroad. has been re-
moved % the University Hospital.
Baltimore. where IL is thought an
operation will be necessary. The pa
tIent j. under the care Of Dr. ST. Clair
~pruiiI.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Charlottesville. Va, June 2i.-The
Virginia State High School Teachers
Conference, which was formed at
Richmond last November, began a
meeting today at the University OF
Virginia, President Edgar Syden-
stricken, of Lynchburg, in the chair.
The meeting will last two days and
will be participated In By leading
educators from all over the State. The
recently raised entrance requirements
20 q University Of Virginia and
Washington and Lee University will
be discussed. Other matters Of inn
portance will receive attention during
the conference.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Teachers Examination

N~xNrea.fs. Mn.. June Eith. iaJs.
FmN ANIMAL EXAMINATIONS Tor the
-srnsas4 E..Arh~rs Of Anne Arundel county }
and npnlIcsnta for Teachers ertiiicates - ~
~ held Ia the ~ bislt - hyuL ~ I'D
fNts. - knnapoli~ on NOS DAY and TT -
DAY. July fae and 2nd. beginning a y
An All applicants for certiueates must
report proua pay II 10 a. NJ. on Monday-~
AT teachers "a hose eertlnc4tes have expired
ug limitation VII - resIuiresi 10 take int
examination.
~ orler ~ tus Scarf 90 County school
t'llatfll aesiNnNr&
III WALLIS.
las goanty superintendent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

I have used tiar..l4.r,ins COACH i.eHt
ely n nv family ia eases - sieeefsss
coue and want D. feii son taat g Q t.e
best medicine ] have er~r ssss'i- W. e.
CAST ~, POGO. GA. THIS rems'lF q sas
and SIRE FOR sole BY felanleye re- t.fq7-
Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

A boat will leave the midshipmen s
boathOuse 3.1J p. M. daily CD take
the officers across the Severn river for
bathing and return At 30 O. M
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Crab feast.

The Annapolitan Club will be en-
tertained tonight ~ the Club House
on Main street by one Of its members
Al a crab feast. A pleasant evening is
antici pafed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Persons who have friends as guests ana
desire the publication Of the same will please
end their names 10 this office.-EDIToR.l
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Midshienan sfereasen Buded.

The body Aof Mfdsbiprnau william
HoIlister Stevenson. drowned In
Hampton Roads when the launch Of
the Minnesota was run down. was
taken 10 Sewber -. g.. and buried
Wednesday afternoon. The funeral
ceremonies took place At the Presby-
terrain Church. The crew Of the bat
tIeshIp sent a floral offering. bat no
naval escort accompanied the remains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Mrs. Nixon Padett. Of Winston-5alen,
North Carolina, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Louis b. Henkel Jr, Murray Hill.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Special Clearance Eale-20 pei
cent. discount on all Hats aud Fancy
ers al Mr.. J. n. 5tFnnge's, 3D5 Main
St., next 10 RId0uf's. jill
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
DIED.

BROWN-On Wednesday, June -, %
at his residence Severn Ave, East
pOr. Edward Brown, sgsd s. year.
Funeral took place Friday afternoon
at 3. 20 O'Clock from the tie residences
Of his daughter Mr.. Edward Tayl0r.
EastpOrt.
q. how hard We tried 70 save him.
But our cares were al In vain
Angels came and took him from ~.
tie Is with the savior, free from pain
Wife and Children.
BERRY-On Wednesday June d. %
at her late residence College Campus
Mrs. JULIET WIIsO~ BERRY wislow
Of tie late Nathan r.. Berry and
daughter Of John Dushaue. u HaItf-
more. aged - year.
For nearly = year. resident upon
tbe Campus u -. Johns College
Burial from Ct Anne's church on
Saturday morning At II O'eilek.
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ia this tsrriory I'm pleased With the Big Green Tag Sale
 Said advertising manager Jake Langn We done pretty well, even be NsI than VI exqscted.y
 F'oiirlasal Years ago in
 BTinkiey.
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being waged upon 1t by the unitel States government.
 The newspaper says the company has notified its six thousand agent5 that their services will be no longer required. The co,npany's charter granted by the government of EioE- du1as fifteen years ago is so be sur rendered and liquidating commission CTS are to be sent to Puerto Cortez to wind up the affairs of the concer
 The Honduras Lottery Company formed when the Louisiana Lotte J was driven from this state in 1892, was capitalized at $l,0o0.00O asl pail to the Honduran government about Slo0,ooo annually for privilege granted.
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Tie Dlp;Eer.a in
 Drti-.sssEcs.

For the past ten days, Hy order of the Biiakley Eaard ef Health there has been 10 public gatherings, sueh as-at schools, churches or tHeatres al lowed h Bs4akiey.
 4 single case cf thfoal troatle, .frssum edly diptheria, in fact 50 pro nounced by the Board of Health, was tie cause of this quarantine order. The case was that of ltde Carter Chaney at the home Of Capt anc Mrs. H. A. Carter and while altogether violated, f was thsu2ht best to take every precaution for fear of spread ing. The little fellow las recovered ard fhere has been no further cause for alarm; therefore it is the intention of the ely authorities 10 call eff tie quarantine altogether to-mcrfcw and allow church services, etc, unless .scme untor2een cause arises to gre vent same,
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There's Honey Here.


 Said Henry Wolf to 2 crowI Thurs dag eVaning We njoyed q spie1 : -did tgale curing ouf Big ( rsea Tag Sale last week and t showed F me that there is mercy ia tfe eeuntrN
 With tie exception of 2 pile cf ever c7ats we cleared out nearly al!sof our big stock. Why neerly eler5booy has moreys See that co'orad fellev tter-; just sold him s59 worth of good aRd ke paid tse eash' nsr did Igst tsH qf hs sra e Brlrk'ey is 2 long waJs better ctf tan ohsf towns
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Miss May Meyer, of Columbus

Miss May Meyer, of Columbus Cily Ind will arrive ia Brinkley on "Wednesday of next week to Ee the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lamm, .at the Arlington.
 Americans like to laugh, ard this fact is not overlooked by the Schubert Symphony Club. Several numbers on their program ss well as all AheF eaccres are full Of fun, and you will be highly entertained by their program at the Opera House Wednesday night
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CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL services will be held in ALL Of fhe churches Sunday as usual unless notice is given otherwise.
 Miss Lucille Saine returred to her school near Wheetley Monday. after visit of few days with home folks.
 American Lumber Co, buys Oak, Gum ard Cotton Wood, office PC. Block, Brinkley, Ark. Pays prompt ly on inspection.
 MT and Mrs. J w. Mangrnn are now occupying the Austin proper ty srd will keep a se'eet tcaldirg house.
 MT. and Mrs. Cleve c Hawkins, who sold out with tie intention Of leaving Britlklcy, have decided to remain in Brinkley.
 City Marshal R. E. srrith, is moving intoake Wdcdfia cottage On North Main Street, until recently oc- cupied by MT. Fisz Johes and family
 The big religious revival that is being condu5tsd by Evangelist Gates, at ffis 2and Presbyterian Cs.arch ia Memphis is reaching out iii great waves and all over this Southern Sec 'tfon the evaEgelistic fire is burning
 .Alnericsn Lumber e., buys Cok. Gum ard Cotton Wood. office F. 0. Block. Bnnkley, Ak. Pays sprcmpt lJs on inspection.
 Rev. j. C. Harris and A. Flora were in Memphis this week ard at- tended the Gates revival being con ducted in the 2nd Presbyterian church in that city They were amazed atl inc wonderful enthusiasm which marked the meeting.
 Tony Garraughty, who for 23l years has been foreman on the Erik ley branch of the Arkansas Midland is now aias charge Of the leg train the Brinkley Car Works. Tony re sighed his position 10 better hiFnseli and his old company very reluctantly gave. iliiIa up.
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Misses Villa and Mae Chapline left this naoniag for 3 visit to friends at Nhlena
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-|~ >~''~" 't45 llSiH9 aP.loe-t ~ ili i the Argus Feb 9, 1893 -14 years ago and was lively news in Briakley then. ]
 Misses Villa and Mae ChaPline left this moniag fer 3 visit to friends at Helena.
 Mr. A. K Cameron purchased the EIale Bros. Bankrupt stock at the, Esherift's sale on Fliday l5st. /
 Miss Gsorgiaaa Davis, very fprePoszessin3 yoQag iady q Auysrgne. is in Bdak!eg on a visit 10 her friend, Ms. Robert Hooker l Rev J 3. MsDaaaid and Pessid- ling Elder M. B. Unstsad wsre in Mo nphis Tuesday oa business con nected with ths new Methodist church. l Miss-Julia Tucker, of Mississippi, Ewho has been visiting the family of Ms. Bryan for the past few weeks, left today for Caddo. Texas, to visit Hrelatvss.
 Mr. JH. Loansbesry who has Ifai.hsuily ps.t5rnsd the duties of 
 cons.abl9 since his election last Sep ten5er, has resigned his office 10 re- celse th9 appointment Of Deputy Sheriff. Mr. L. isa good man and Imakes a good office.
 Nike Kelly has circulated a pei ton cn yssteflay petitloning the iegis- lature to rake ! 5000 appropriation of di.ect t,1 -uni to b. used in eoni- pleting the Arkansas Building at the 1 World 'sFar. l The 9naamsenont of MT. J. ". i Savage as a candtlats. for the office of Marshal of BfinkIey willbe fo1nd in anotlsr oluma Q; today ARoss.
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!. I}. C. Club Foies.

The y. U .Gs. nstat the tonls q Miss G!adie Bakers ed.le.G ayes7 ing. On account 1g7sss two members were absent Those pres ent wsye. Misses Lillian Wade, Rosa Mckinnoa, salIie Samptsr, Mary B;aet, Clara F'lstch9f Gladie ,fF3aSsr, Edith Tabor. and Elna FIud- soa. One rev member, Miss Edith Tabor, was initiated Several mat tars of importance t2 tie clu5 were discussed
 Ws had quite a pleasant meeting.
 Refreshments, consisting of frult ana cake, were served after which we adjourned to meet Tuesday evening Feb. 5, at 8:00 Q clock, at ths home of Miss Mary Biaest
 The meeting was set for q gay .e9rHer oa account oi taa musical ea- attainment being at the opera house "Wednesday night
 REFosTER.
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; P. F. YoungbIood was q visitor in

Brli.lsy last week.
 Tie Brifkiey F.cuse is row in charge Of the Misses Pearce and Mrs. Rufe Andersen Tie ladies are sl- together competent to conduct this popular hctel ard will no dcu5t prove most hospitable and charmiRg host esses.
 Manager L. Andrews, of ths hrksnsas Gotten Oil MiIfat Helena. Was in the city this week en route to Little Rock. Whether he was in at terdsree at tie Gccd Roads Con- vention we kEoW rot tut il sa sure thing thath $ one ef the nest en- thusiastic and practical permanent road advocates in the state. MT. 1nGrews says that tie experience .of Arkansas at present init lack of per- fllanent road ways is just the same as .l was ii Michigan back 60 years ago. When those Michigan Peasle began pusiding psHaaasnt f9ads tl.s valuation Of every acre of land began 10 jump and eyeryfothar improvement was foithcoming Mir Andrews says That tl.e Michigan country was lev
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Lottery Company is
 Beaten.

New Cdsans. Jan. 3l.-- According 10 a story printed in an afternoon paper t5ley, the Honduras Lottery Company has decided ~to capitulate ia the fight
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granted.

Frank Gum, of Hot Spring was in the city th.s week. tie gust of his brother. James Gum. sr.
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an D m-rshy the sanae kind that is found in much Of this section; ta1t good roads practically reclaimed it ani tlst they wolli qllcSly work a tfail5i9anati9n ii NfSalsa5 the greatest state in the Union f tie propetty owaess catl!l but fealiz theif valus. F the Arkansas G2od Roads move snert had 2 few men like Mir Andrews at the lead q t there wouiS soon bs soine practical resai.s and s5nae hing 10 shew fer all of this Good Roads agitation.
 Dsply s,lsriii and z G5lIector 7May6erry finished f1is,yorESof gather ing ta the shskel5 at Prifflsy We'd nssday night, having begua on the 24.h fast. Cons lsriag fhs ezsf5ns : ly unfayorable season, the collections were very fair. From Brinkley MT. MaY9erry went to Keeysl. He has thres mofe places to visitso Complete his tour of the county.