LITTLE Rock, JAN. l5, 1915.
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MESSRs. EplToRs

 Gentlcmcn--In the last Banner, over the signature of J. r. GAINES, there is letter addressed to me. If t were not that some were nacquainted with that gentleman, Mr Gaines1 1 should not reply To his article of that date. l. appears that he is hurt in some way, by the remarks made in my spcech-il so, can only say, that what has been here totorc said, is true

 | Mr. Gaines wishes to gci into a paper controversy with me, he will find that his course, iu this matter, will cut off all further intercourse with me. re-assert, all i have heretofore said on thai suhioct-havc beea sustained by the pa lie, and shall leave him ta lake whatever course hs thinks psopcr therefore close all laFllier conmuuicaiian with hun cf this character, and hope hc cmay five long enough b purge hi+ tiact asav from ihe Soul issinnaiiaas which hc gas at. tempted lo place upon lhe public and private character of distinguished citizen ol ihis ssale. louts, respectfully,

 | q. WAIVERS.