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Grays News.
W. V. Angelo is in Memphis
buying spring merchandise.
T. C. Angelo was entertained
Wednesday night at Padgett’s
home.
A dozen or so of our business
men attended the speaking in
DeView last Friday.
Charley Angelo who is attend
ing the Cotton Plant High School
visited home folks Friday.
E. H. (Houston) Wilson, can
didate for road overseer, was a
Jelks visitor Thursday.- He also
spent Saturday in McCrory.
A pound supper was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. J.
Clifton Wednesday night. Every
one had a most joyful time.
Dewey and Fink Hayes and
Dane Angus are serviceable as
dancing teachers. Lessons for
the first 10 days are free. Les
sons from 7:00 to 10:00 p. m.
Don’t miss this opportunity and
you who can’t dance should take
a chance.
A dance was giyen in the W.
O. W. hall Friday night. A large
crowd was present and the dan
cing was mostly modern save
one set which represented the
“eighties.” Music was furnish
ed by Tom Berry and Pete Mc
Murtry of DeView. Everybody
had a good time.
J. H. Proctor cotributed the
largest hog last week in the car
bought by McCrory Feed & Pro
duce Co., which weighed 340
pounds and netted him $20.40.
In East Arkansas, where Dr.
C. H. Brough has spent a con
siderable portion of his time
he is hailed as a sort of deliver
er. The people look upon him in
that section as the man who is
to free them from machine rule,
and they are aroused sufficiently
to force an honest election. In
the heart of the St. Francis Levee
District everyone turned out to
hear him speak. With conditions
as those are, Dr. Brough stands
a good chance to sweep East
Arkansas, as he will the balance
of the state.
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VICTORY
Charles Hillman Brough
—a man who has never refused to support the Democratic nominee, a man
who stands for constructive administration, a man who has character
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and unprincipled politicians.,
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tactics, instead of injuring* Chas. H. Brough, called attention to his eminent
qualifications for the office and thus rallied to his standards the fair-mind
ed, liberty-loving people of Arkansas, WHO INSIST UPON AN AUDIT OF
HODGES’ BOOKS.
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Judge Smith claims he is a “potlicker” candidate. In years gone Judge
Smith was a “pie” candidate. Judge Smith wrote a letter to H. L. Rem
mel, a well-known Republican, telling him he was going to support him and
not Jeff Davis, the Democratic nominee, in the general election. The letter
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was publisned in many papers. Judge Smith admits he wrote the letter.
He was after pie and potlicker both at that time.
Charles H. Brough is the can
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who will rescue the government from the ring, the man who will break up
the nest of politicians who have fed and waxed fat through State Capitol
connections for lo these many years.
Charles H. Brough Is Winning
votes every day since the campaign started; he has made tremendous gains
in the past two weeks. His opponents are making Mr. Brough more votes
in every county they enter. The people are not fooled and his strength
grows by leaps and bounds.
Reports from All Sections of the State indicate that Mr.
Brough Will Be Nominated with a majority of 40,000 and that He
Will Carry at least 60 of the 75 Counties in the State.
HIS majority will be so large that the nomination cannot
be stolen from him.
CHAS. H. BROUGH
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