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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every Gay In the year rom foot Of Tth
. St Tot Fl Monroe, Norfolk, Newport
- News. ard ali points south, by the su-
- perb. powerful! steel palace steamers
Newport News Norfolk and
- Washington
II Wash ton. $50 pm Lv. Portsn th..5:o0 pm
" Alexandra = 90 pm Lv- Norfolk----6:00 pm
Ar. IT Monroe 100 an LT. II. Monroe. 90 pm
AZ. Norfolk am AZ AttNAil'lI la-o-SJ an
Az. Porrsm ufo!l0 AIU N. "@s'l'i'st III " I'm
ezrThruugh connections made at Nor
- folk Witt, cleaners Of Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. for New York. and Aer-
- chants and Miners Steamships tor BSs-
- ton
k5For further Information apply AZ
- general ticke. office. Bond Building. Isl5
- and n !. ave. Or 9Th ST. wharf. Wash
lngton, D. G.
Phone geo. JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen Mgr.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NANTED-I0ung man for paving business, So
Pcr week mp; 20 TcQuiTGdJ ROOM . CD I4Jh
81 nv 81
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FOUND.

FOJND-Be Convinced that WILKINS, 90 9th
st. NV, Ice cream is the best Try l. g0c
gallon; J1c halt gallon. e26-6
FoCND-At Lacey's most mooern ice cream
factory in America. delicious chocolates va
Mia, and strawberry ice cream. made from
the fruit, not the acid; 90c per gallon Also
l-acey's special. Zoe per gallon. Office. co. New
YORK Ave. Phone Main va aeIo-tf
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SUMMER BOARD.

SUMNER Washington CoIlege( former
y lexington HoteD Sd snd sss- ne. 4 few
cool choice roouls remain for sumner board:
rates so and up per month s29-7
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NANTED-Colored woman 70 eaal a--E assist
viii houseworS- $50 New York ave. uN. u
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN. NORTHWEST SEC
4IOA; line s-ro0rl cottage large lot; large
st2Gie; bath, range and latrobe heat; near
cars; only ore fare; one Inile this side Chevy
Chase. VIII rent fer 500 per month Price
vas $500. II sold IN i've days viii take s.. 10
T J. GILES. rs I4tb 90. NV m27-3
FOR SALE-B-ooklaTd, Brookland Pleasant !
room cottage. =, 80: 800 OF more cash, bal
anee so monthly; lot J01I5J. city water; con
yenient 10 cars Why TentI e C. WAXING
IlI4 Z 81 NV m27-c
FOR SALE-Six-room house, $3.50 cash; bar
gain; must sell. PIERCE & PIERCE. Vienna.
Va m2-S0
FOR SALE-F0ur me and IO-roon, houses al
Berwyn, Nd, from 3 600 to sl.600 each; IarEe
grounds, fruit. shade, good WAFER; also villa
10 close an estate on monthly psymeass: steam
and electric rriIwsy. JOHN J. KLEINER &
CO, 6l4 J st. NV, Or BeTwya. Sd. ieI9-tf
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EANTEp-A good c5lorcd chauils.l Ad-
GresS =. C. 81 AIN Hotel Cayyr, hes
apeako Beach, Md -3
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FOR RE-:T-UNFURTlsHED ROOMS.

tOR RE-' III NJ VRtsiSHED ROOMS.
/ FOR RENT-Two UNFINISHED; newly psrrrci
raoHs7 first HooTi 7l0. "a D 81 Nv. cog
/ FOR PENT-f unfinished rooras: one fur
nished- lcj 18th 81 nv e2g,s
FOR RENTING second floor rooms. I-,+ s,,5
light; light housekeeping; 81. 2IiO Psausrl-
yanid ave nv e7tl5
FOR RENT-Parlor and other rooms ~, + 81
NV. COG
FOR RENT-Tw5 large communicative r75-1-
/ IN Fiat /. Virginia ave. aud eth ST sT.. rent
reasonable. ru24-3
FOR RENT-L=rze front room. Iipbt bo,sa-
| keeping OILS st. nv. msg-3
FOR RENO II st. NV; three front rooms:
2lo, % ana y m29-3
FOR RENT-Three fooms, bath. lebt boI,.-.
keeping 705 st. sw. m29s
FOR RENT-TErae large unfinished ro,,,s
light housekeeping permitted; all lnoderr, 4,,-
provel. eUtS. aI5 ,th St NV. meg
FOR RENT-Eurire second floor. two rooms
with porcelain hath adjoining: front room, -
a.eJVe; cabinet mante's IN both; southern ex-
pcsUre. light housekeeping; beautiful IocafilT,.
two doors east Of Iowa Circle 1913 Rhode
island ave. m29-S
FOR RENr-sceond floor cool room. IS. COS
81. NV. m2o-S
FOR RENT unfinished. two nice rooms. SCI
2..d hoor, cheap. Apply 81 ID st. nv. MOS
FOR RENT-Four unfinished rooms. 955 10th
ST. NV n2q.s
FOR RENT-Two large, light. unfurn;sbed
rooms; also furnished hau room: rent rsssoI,
aHie az 2iA Il. nw. e2s-s
FOR REN large, unfinished rooms 100
? ST. re, second floor. Call 81 Isl St. ne
------ e25S
FOR RENT-gIg 10Th ST NV; several rs-v
Pleasant unfinished connecting rooms. also
furnished room, porcelain bath fn27-S
FOR RENTED large unfinished rooms an
LLlpIoyeIaerts, 80. 10 Sd st. nc. m25-3
FOR RENT-Three or four nice rooms. ,lnfllr-
n7sAel. first OF second Aoor, newly pa2cred.
lisht Housekeeping; private family q three:
heat, gas and bath s23 / 81 ms. mz7-s
FOR RENT-F1at; four l1rze rooms and batb.
rent, $50 IaeHtAly. al3 Il St De. ez6-3
FOR RENT-FoH- bright. 4s,f.rn:sl,e,i rooms for
ollsekeepIrg, on second floor; porcelain bath.
80 ST ne. e2B-9
FOR BENT-Four rooms, unfinished, light
liotlseAeepiRS- 20 81. sc. e2e-3
FOR RENr-Trec unfinished rooms: second
122Zi lgnt AoizeeeePlag. iJ5 I'd St. ne. ez83
FOR RENT-PIeasant unfinished rooms req
Son2blc- 1875 eth St nv 1r7cz
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TRAINS ON BLuEMoxT BRANCH.

Leave Washington, week DAYS, $40 a. n,
I:00 p m, 4s35 p. H., 4;49 ?. H., and SIS
p. n. Latter to Leesburz only. sundays only.
s.0l and go 4. n, and 6.2J D n. for
Blueraont
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WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-MONEY.
LOST.

LGST-Ah9ut Saturday noon; on Connecticut
AveG7le ca7ss steel ciatelaiur tag containing a
laty's gold watch: gold Eyeglasses, and money
The party that picked il up was recognized
and uil be rewarded bv returning 10 room ~,
WASHINGTON loan AND Trust BUILDING.
&
LOST-A pair Of white cuffs with gold but
tons. Liberal reward II returned TO 81 9TH
ST. NV GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY. nj
LOsT-sulau black gyp with three white feet:
name Topsy. Reward al 1872 D 81 NV. Inzs-3
L0ST-S Saturday, July &c, a fox terrier. white.
EoTe tas- 1915, has sore on buck. between
shoulder Reward II returned 70 1880 22I St
LOST-On Saturday evening near 18th and 5
SIS; pearl beit pin Finder viii return % IsIo
18th 81 nv and receive reward. e2S3
L0SF-Wiu party who removed lady's black
silk Jacket from bench 1t QUIGLEY'S drug
store Sunday night return same TO sore, as thev
sra known eZs-S
LOST Friday night in northwest, an Irish
setter bitch Return % 93l z s.. NV, and yet
reward. ezg-3
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Six lady agents; light work; good
7Jh St nv. U36-7
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MAINTENANCE girl cor general -rs.-syari;
small family; sleep 1t home; rcfc7cisye.. I'll
-. Sc. e
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oCEAF: STEAMSHIPS.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
; thw K. Aug-5. 80 j. m St Paul Aug IS 10 am
fhll'phia, Aug-E 10 Am st Louis Aug.zO 10 AIN
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
Iceland, Aug >, noon iVaderI'd Aug Il. noon
FrieSisud Aug. 6, noon KrocIf-d. aug. .. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
COMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 : St
n " Gee W Moss. 14II s. Y. ".
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WANTED-A woman for general Lous1-yr-s. APP
TiE &s Monroe St, AIac0stil. e2g-2
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WANFEB--t}uic5 white MATTRESSES 81 10 $
Isr week. HARRELI'S HALF CASH ACENCY,
3. Pa. ave NV mi
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Boarders; quiet, cool, reasonable;
good table; boys preferred y GARRETT.
LcwiusviiIe. Va n.2g-S
COLONIAL BEECH. vA--Jersey Cottage, IL
blocks from wharf; 200 feet from water; az
tesian well; s. to e per week. Inquire III
Pa ave, DENTTST mss
WANTED summer boarders. Apply TO MRS
GEO. r. BRUCE, WarTenton. Va m22-I0
FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED-BicyCIe IN exchange for graplo-
phone slot. Address J. A. MARCERON, Mar
shall Hall. Nd eaS-S
FOR EGCHANGE-Stea yacht, costing =, 90,
and five building lots on Conduit Road foT
modern house, downtown CLAYTON E
ENG, Columbian Building. u27-3
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WANTEi;-Expcriegocd Young Whit alirrsss;
good Wages and easy Eour,. AI,l..~' AFE,
Oh i2ti st. Nv. CI
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

TANTED-SlaTried couple; wife 10 h0usekeep
ToT family OF TWO; man must be familiar with
grocery business address. with reference, BOX
%, this Office. nl2J-2
WANTED-Certain evenings. a dictator living
near lie DrOit PARK. Address BOX a. his
Office. Tn2e-5
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WANTED iroHcTs; SO: white or r1l.rcd: on
family clothes; Tor Deer PlrS D.ja TEL
AGENCY, 18th 81. and Peunsylv1H.f q
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FOR RENT-H0USES.


T.roon. house: cellar veil; near carsff large Tot.
! 1913 l4th 81 NV 81
FOR BF-S-e- PIT ~, 1,--,, 1.-,,,-,. p, -,,7
- nj, ~ % "a - ho'S, u 500 Ten
/ t,,r, pf.,-.T
- - -, :. In 49,. - -,
= M '-''' T-'''' -'Pf-' ''-i'' "a - 5'i'
o. NV Hl-s-5
tot' E eNe 80 "a ST Sc o-Fooin hriek, over
- 80 - 30 m ~ 'ti''lsli
90, - 80 '''o II hiLL' 0i' i7lA 81 Nv
a. :
repair T0oHs- c WAXING, ia Z St
NV Inzl-o
FOR RyNT Ta15rl.4,,.1 - a., n =.
: rooms. tile bath. not srster heat. kev T11ri
49,. 80 80 - = n -
s. ~ f-'''''' H. HALL 0''i''l 30 ~
-
FOR RENT HOUSF-.12 CaIl9u 4 50. afso
store, corner 6,R aBd CslIan St. ne. Si2.
GEORGE BURGESS Attorney psr5s- T{-.51.l;-[-
eng ann = -'''''''''
----------y--------
FOR RENT-5l II st sw-, 5-room brick, with
large corner store and cellar; all for SEQ
HERMAN BROS, 81 AZ st. eos
-
ttR NENI-NeaT Pension Office; COS Sd St
iV-ToOm, bay window house Key, GA 30 -
e36-S
FOR SAJF-HOUCFC
FOR ctTP e--.,--- 49, - - =
Ill l l,il s9 - a;sL staOiS IN hoftA,
bah bar 7ri,,9,r N -, - o., 's'iii ri a,S
d Co., oo7 18th st. NV ezs-7
FOR SALE-Sear 18th and L IS. nv: rooms.
bay brick, batn, etc; 3, 40: 500 cash. balance
So month. Whv reutY G. q WARIVG ma
G St nv. MRS
nesr, rooms, reception. cellar, bath, side
~ ~ ISi'i y y "AhlN1' IIl4 Z St nv
FOR SALE HOUSES COL st. ne. Cream
bath, brick; nice condition.
S2,0GG-Near Pennsylvania Avenue cars south
east; two neat e-ro3fil. Laftr bricrs Would -,
this l. buiid.
syo5; g ll'L' In, s.. ne, can oaer three neat
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WANTED-By gil; Q place 20 % general
hoUsework- 80 Burden Court NV tat s. be-
tseeu Pierce and 81 SIS, Ist 81 and n J. ave
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WANTED-Two girls for private family; plain
Iltl ST. nv nj
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hANIED-White girl Tor dining room work;
cod pay. Apply 81 7 81. NV. upsI.L--. MI
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
iHztUn 6:G2 q. n, 6:52 a m, :. 40 a N. g:45
a. m, eco P. m, 9:i5 ?. m, and $50 p. n.
daily. Local trains from HaTrisonbury, 1I.5J =.
n. week days and $40 p. NJ daily From
Charlottesville. s:2s a m and $40 p n daily
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMkLE.

WANTED-By settled white woman; q place
10 90 general hoUsevorz; no washing Cell SIC
S5rh 81 Nv. q
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Tickets, Sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices
705 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
syivaaia Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels srd residences.
Phone, Main l441, P R. r. Cab Service.
c. H ACKERT General Manager
s. Il. HARDwICK, General Pass'F agent.
L. S BROWN, General Agent
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HELP wANTED-FEMs

WANTED-EzPcriegocd Young white aairrsss;
good Wages and easy hours- "a NLl..~' AtE,
OF i2td st. NV. q
WANTED iroHc7s; so: white or rpIarcd; on
family clothes; Tor Deer PlrS- DIS -rEL
AGENCY, 18th st. and PeHnsylv1as q
FANTED-A good c5lorcd chaml... Nd
LftsS = e. ~ AIN. Hotel tayyrt. hes
apeaEe Beacl'- Md. @
WANTED-CoIored woman 90 soas a.-G assist
WITH houseVork 9i2 New YoTk ave. H,g. q
wANTEn--Ncat girl sor general .,s.-.yari;
small family; steep 1t home; rcfcVcn,e- Oh
~r. e
WANTED-A woman for general hous17yr-s. APP
r-F BIZ Monroe St, AIacostia. e29-2
WANFEB-Quicz. white waitrcSscs. 81 10 $
pr week. HARRELL'S HALF CASH ACENCY,
WANTED-White girl Tor dining room work;
egod pay. Apply 81 T 81. nv. uTst@iTs. nj
WANTED-Expericnce white vaftrc-s 80 F
s.. NV m2J-5
WANTED-Two girls for private family; plain
coos, otsleT r. maid; good homes Inquire 1875
llJ1 81 nv nj
WANT -.l]-PIain cook sI5; chau5srmaid- s12
prlEsie family; woman, DAYS work Inquire
Neutrality-suspicious. fnisiers On pants. Ap-
ply ooe 7 ST nv, Room 10. meg
WANTED-Girl Tor light bousevork, at 50 4th
81 NV mz9-s
WANTED respectable colcrei woman to DO
houScvoTs; must have reference and stag
nights. 20 eth 81 NV nj
WANTED bosom machine oper-
GtoT- Apply TULMAN LAUNDRY. Ctr and c
SIS. NV. n2s-2
WANTED young girl in confectionery
store. address Bon so. this Office MI
WASTED-Girl for general h0usework. N.
GOLDMAN, 925 ST. NV nj
WANTED-Threc women. frst-class ard pl=:n
cooks, chasnbeTIuaid and waiter, al once. In
q1iTe III 10th St MI
wANTED-GirI to do general housevork- Ap-
ply 5Sl 9th ST sw. nZ9-S
WANTED-At once. neat Coiored girl TO act as
waitress and chambGTmaid; must stay nights;
unless experienced DO not apply lyl8 K s.
NV nj
wANTED-Good. handy coIored woman with
some in0wieGge Of cooking short orders. $50
s. NV M
WANTED-General houseworEcr. Can Ms. J.
r OLIVER. ccTTer Sth and lowell sts-, Brook
Iald, u e.. ezss
WANTED-Severai ladies TO address and fold
circulars; must be plain, rapid writers Also
wanted. Two ladies who can operate the Rem
ington typewriter; salary : per week Adj
dress BOX IS this Office m27-S
WANTED-A waitress from II 10 >; $50 per
week and board MARYLAND LUNCH. los
Pa. ave MRS
EANTED-Girl light housework Corner 10th
and hartford SIS, BTookland. m26-3
HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.
x ANTED-3IaTried couple. wife 10 housekeep
Ior family OF TWO; man must be familiar with
grocery business Address. with reference, BOX
u. this Office nl25-S
wANTED-Certsin evenings. dictator. living
near lie Dr0it Park Address BOX "a. this
Office rn56-3
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FOR sALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE-LOTS NEAR TENIEYTOwN \.
W TEe Inc building lots Tor $3.50 each: two
fine co-aer lots for $50 each, and one fine
corner lot, fronting on car line for $50. r
J GILES. is f4th s. NV MRS
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-By doctor, horse for his keep; light
work address BON ., this Office. mz.-3
WASTEI-Horse for Light delivery; no dealers
need apply. Boa -, this office e2C-s
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VAN 1ED--ROUMS.
MaNTED-Three OF four UNFINISHED rooms.
heat, gas, So address 3, 1925 North Capitol
An EIt-3 unfinished or 2 with alco7e, light
hogsezeeplng; EeaT 9TH or 9TH Street cars: cen
tFal; permanent; rent, SO or 80 address BOX
H. LaLs o.iice- e
" ANTED-HRu room. near 18th and Csrcoraa.
A9aEssz BOX los, this Office mZ9-s
hANIED-TwO furnished rooms. one which
may be used ioE & small kindergarten. and the
other as q bedroom; nice location; state price
address BOX IS. this Office. e55-g
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
To the Voters OF CaddO
County.

Who desire honesty in politics and
admire clean methods in securing an
election to any Office at the hands of
the people.
| have never and do not intend
now, to assail the character, business
ability, honesty or methods of con-
Quoting office of my opponent, w. H.
Campbell, either in print private or
public speech-his republican eX-
friends have done this for me.
He has, so l am informed in public
speech, and has | know, allowed
the official Republican paper of Cad
do county to circulate the report that
p. p. Shaw, of Anadarko, will, in case
| am elected Treasurer, be my deputy
this is an untruth and he knows it.
Territory of Oklahoma, 50
County of Caddo.
Morris L. Hite, being duly sworn,
deposes and says, That the Office Of
Deputy Treasurer has not been offered
to p. =. Shaw, or anyone else.
- Sworn to and subscribed
LIS before me this Bird day Of
- November, 1902.
WIN. j. GRANT,
Notary Public.
NV commission expires Sept. II, 1905
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
CHANGE IN POLLING PLACES,

Notice is hereby given that the board
of County Commissioners did, at their
session held on the 2Sth day of Octo-
ber, A. ID. 1902, make the following
changes in polling places and the APP
pointment of inspectors to fiji vacan-
cies therein, to-wit:
The polling place for precinct No.
was designated at the school house
known as Praire View, on the north
west quarter Of section 20, township
-, range ] / west, ] NJ. i'm Bridgeport
township, instead OF Bridgeport City
as heretofore designated
The polling place for Apache and
precinct No. - was designated for lot
II block II, southeast division OF the
city of Apache, said precinct and town
both voting at the same place
The following persons were appoint
ed AS inspectors of election to fiji va
cancies existing in said appointments,
to-wit:
w. f.. King. inspector oi precinct
No. l. polling place at Prairie View
school-house.
J. S, Wise, inspector for precinct No.
, polling place at Hazard postoflice.
j. c Anderson, inspector for pre-
cinct No. p, polling place at Keechi.
II. V. Montague, inspector for pre-
Cinct No. Il.
John a. Carson, inspector for pre-
cinct No. "a.
T. NJ. Henderson, inspector for pre-
cinct No. l6.
A. L. Straight, inspector for pre-
cinct No. II.
j. A. Blair, inspector for precinct
No. % and town of Apache.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and the affixed my
5 official seal, this the 2Sth day of
October, A. d. 1902.
DYKE BALLGNGER,
County Clerk.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
Come out Strong for Gish.

The farmers, as rule, are intensely
interested in the election of a good
man for the important Office of Probate
Judge, even the Republicans admitting
that it would be suicidal to put in
charge of the affairs of the county, a
man who would cause our county to
be byword among the counties of
Oklahoma. Let us have no more
probate scandals. Therefore vote for
NJ. N, Gish, man with a blameless
record, and the requisite ability to
conduct the county affairs.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
Protect Your Children.

Mr.. Gilbrath, the republican nom
inee for county school superintendent
is an avowed infdel, and does not deny
it. Do the people OF Caddo county
want that kind of man at the head of
our public schools We think not
Hydro Standard.
Most emphatically not The public
school is the place where the child's
mind is influenced for good or evil,
and the ideas which take root in his
mind dnring his school days have a
great deal to do with his after life.
The effects of wrong training in early
life are far reaching, and perhaps
eternity alone can tell the tale of a
misguided life, whose downward grade
began in the public school, BY all
means let us have teachers who will
point out to our children, a higher and
better life, and instill in their minds a
love and reverence for the Supreme
Being. This is the kind of teachers
! we all desire, but would you place in
authority over them man who has
the reputation of being an iniidel
The proper handling of the ballot is
sometimes a sacred duty and you
should remember that the men whom
you help put in Office may have an
influence over the life of your own
child.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03

For Commissioners the voters
realize the honesty and qualifica-
tions of the three democratic noml-
nees, Wamsley, Amspacher and
Whitehall. They are not grafters,
but citizens of Caddo County, who
are here to make this their home.
We predict their election by 500
majority. With these men IN Office
capital will come here, as their cleo
tion stands for honesty and economy.
Vole for them.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
ILLEGAL NOTICES.. -.

First Publication Oct. Is. 1902
Territory Of oklahoma.
CaddO county, lN
In the District Court OF said county.
Sadie May Chambers, plaintiff.
VS..
Ben jamin Hamilton Chambers defendant.
Said defendant Benjamin II. Chambers. will
take notice that he has been sued in the
above named court upon "a petition alleging
grounds for divorce and asking that a decree
OF divorce be arented to plaintiff from de-
fendant and that the bonds OF matrimony
heretofore existing be annulled and set aside.
and defendant is hereby notified that he must
answer such petition filed therein by said
plaintiff on or before the Goth day OF Novem-
Der, 1902. or said petition will be taken aS true
and judgment for said plaintiff for such decree
OF divorce will be granted and decree render
ed accordingly.
Attest
n. T.. SisSon. clerk.
Seal BY Guy X. Gillett. deputy.
Glitsch, Randolph & Glitsh attys for plantiI
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
Tangible Evidence.

The Times says "If the Democrats
had anything tangible in regard to
republican candidates, they would
have sprung it before now. "
We would like to know what the
Times man considers tangible. " II
court records, sworn affidavits, and
the sworn testimony of dying girl
who realized that she would soon stand
before her God, are not tangible"
what in the name of justice, can posi-
bly, be called by that name?
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
First Publication Oct. 81 1907
Notice OF Publication.

Territory OF Oklahoma ., IN THE DISTRICT
Caddo county lS9 COURT
Lena Mathews, Ilaintin
vs..
Robert T.. Mathews. defendent.
Said defcndent Robert f. Mathews will
take notice that he has been sued in the above
named court by Lena Mathews for a divorce
from the bonds OF matrimouv heretofore ex-
listing between said parties. and said defend
ent must answer the petition fled by said
plaintiff against him in said court. on or before
the LIST day OF December 1902 or the petition
will be taken as true and judgement rendered
accordingly, divorcing said plaintiff from said
defeldent, as prayed for in her said petition.
Lena Mathews,
BY Kerr & King attorneys for nlaintn
Attest: N, r.. Sission. Clerk.
BY Guy II. Gillett, Deputy.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03

The Tribune kindly attemps to
clear away the mystery surrounding
the death of the man recently found
hanging near FIT. Cobb, by stating
that he was Democrat. Maybe
so. 1t is generally conceded that
he was "a notorious horsethief, and
we must admit that our acquaintance
with horsethieves is nev9r intimate
enough for us to be so positive iE
regard to their political views.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03
To the Republican Voters.

Dou you know that one half our
TICKET and almost every good Office
will be filled by carpet bagger if
we elect it. The offices of Repre-
sentative, Register of Deeds, Treas
urer, County Attorney, Sheriff,
surveyor are all Office holders.
When will us Republicans who
come here to make this our home
get an office, if we let the Court
house ring run the party? Turn it
down. republican voter.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-03

The leading papers of the county
heartily endorse James A. Menefee
for Representative, and all agree
that a better man could not have
been selected for that position. He
is well educated, genial, sociable
gentleman who makes favorable
impression wherever he goes, an
honest, reliable, straightforward
man who will ably represent Caddc
county, and will at all times look
well to the interests of the people OF
this county.