mu FARMERS MEETING
Meeting of American Society of
Equity to be Held in Clarks
ville April 6th and 7th
We are informed from the head
quarters of the American Society
of Equity at Indianapolis, Ind..
that a meeting will be held at
Clarksville, Ark., April bth and
'7th, lllOtJ. to organize a territorial
onion of said society.
This is a farmers organization
■and its chief object is to secure
profitable prices for all farm crops
—to raise prices when too low,
and to maintain them, when equit
able. It is the original advocate
of “Controlled Marketing” by
farmers to compel fair prices and
it claims a large degree of the
credit for the revolution that has
<>cen worked in marketing crops
the last few years, and which is
responsible for the better prices*
for crops that have prevailed.
March 1st it called a strike of
-the grain producers against the
declining prices and has prepared
« circular containing figures and
facts showing why farmers should
strike, and a strong argument why
they could win. This circular is
i>efore us and (he figures are truly
revelations. They show that a
few million bushels of grain, called
'‘visible supply” (which- is really
a temporary surplus,) influence
the price on hundreds, or thous
ands, of millions of bushels repre
senting the farmers total crops.
It is contended that a little more
control by the farmers will elimi
nate this “vicible supply,” or keep
il very small, when prices can be
made right and kept right.
The arguments presented in this
circular are the strongest arraign
ment against the old system of
«>rice making by speculation we
liave ever seen.
A general invitation to all far
mers is extended, all members of
4he society are urged to attend,
and local unions are expected to
ifcend delegates.
NOTICE OF SPEAKING.
The candidates lor the various
County offices will adress the vot
ers of Independence county at tlie
4>laces and dates helow mentioned.
Oil Trough, Aydelotte’s Chapel,
Friday, March Id.
Christian township. White
<’hurch, Saturday, March 17.
Salado township, Salado, Mon
day, March 11*.
Fairview township, Pleasant
IMains, Tuesday, March 20.
Liberty township. Floral,
"Wednesday. March 21.
Greenbrier township, James
town, Thursday, March 22.
Washington township, Bethesda,
Friday, March 2J.
Cushmau township, Cushman,
Saturday, March 2 f.
A*hW\\ township, Brewster's
.school house. Monday, March 2(>.
liuddell townsliip, Batesville,
T uesday. March 27.
rl’he speaking at the various
*daees will begin promptly at in
o’clock a. m., and a special invi
tation is extended to all to come
out and hear the speaking.
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AUK ANSAS GAZETTE
Is in Some Respects As Ciood a
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Because its complete short
stories are by the best authors and
are not excelled b.v those contained
in the leading magazines.
Because it publishes the woman's
fashion page of the New York Her
aid simultaneously with that pa
per.
Because its Ida Innerly letter
giving news and gossip of New
\ ork s “400'1 is by a well informed
and bright woman. No better
matter of the kind appears in any
newspa per.
Because its New York dramatic
letter is by Fhanklin Kyles, for
many years the critic of the New i
York Sun and an authority on the j
drama.
Because it contains a column or
two of pugilistic news and gossip
by (ieorge Siler, the foremost
referee. The Gazette publishes
this matter similtaneously with
the Chicago Tribune
Because its genealogical article,
giving each week the history of
some family, is by Eleanor Lex
ington, air authority.
Because its Washington letter
is by “Savoyard,"one of the best
informed and most scholarly of
Washington journalists.
Because its monthly astronomical
article is by Eric Doolittle, astr ono
, :ner #tf the Uni verity of Pennsyl
vania.
The general news service of the
Gazette is supplied by the Associ
ated Press.
The Gazette publishes more
Arkansas news and more Little
Koek news than any other paper.
Sunday Gazette, b.v mail or car
rier, $2.00 per year. Daily Ga
zette, by mail or carrier, (55 cents
per month. We also have a week
ly edition at $1.00 per year.
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Little Hock, Ark.
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ARK ANSAS SEWS NOTES
Items of General Interest Gathered
Fresh From the Columns of
the Daily Papers.
Carrie Nation sa.vs she is going
to clean up the "red light’’ dis
trict in Little Rock.
While cutting wood at Hoi tense
Lewis Smith let an ax fall on his
foot, cutting oir a toe.
A company has been organized
at Texarkana for the purpose of
drilling for oil and gas in that sec
tion.
Dorris, daughter of Albert Hall
of Wheeling, wa;> badly scalded
Sunday by falling into a kettle of
hot water.
DeQueen will probably be the,
location of a $25,000 box factory
which will be established by north
ern capitalists.
Miss Minnie Clarke, 2tf, daugh- j
ter of J. L. Clark, who lived
west of Searcy, is dead from burns ,
received a few days ago.
Ben H Zufall, a brakeman on |
the Midland Valley, was run over
by a train and killed, one wheel
passing over his body just above i
the hips.
W. Rippy of Pike City has in
his possession a skillet that has i
been in use for 125 years. It was
brought from Ireland by his grand
father several years ago.
While playing with other chil
dren on the banks of the Cossatot
river near Shady, the 5 year old
daughter of rietf Ward lost her
footing and fell into the swift
'stream and was drowned.
.). T. Brooks, a merchant and
jwell known citizen of Prescott,
was drowned in Little Missouri
river 10 miles north of that place
Thursday. He drove into the
stream in a buggy and the vehi
cle was overturned and Mr. Brooks
caught in the current, was car
! fieri rapidly down. The two
horses were also swept away in
I the running water and drowned.
Doctors are Puzzled.
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the suojecl of niueli interest to
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