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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03
NOah's Ark Found.

W. A. Reid, secretary of the Skag-
way Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, has returned to Tacoma, Wash.
from the interior of Alaska, where he
talked with the Indians, whose earnest
statements confirm various reports.
that the Indians of the Lower Yukon
nave discovered an immense petrified
ship on Porcupine river, near the
Arctic circle and north of Rampant.
Alaska, says the Cortland Standard.
When asked regarding it's size, the In
lians traced its dimensions on the
ground, indicating a length of 1000
;eet. Such Indians as are familiar with
he Bible are convinced that the shin
none other than Noah's ark. Reid
intends to return to the interior of
Alaska this summer, when he will take
some Indians and request army officers
20 detail soldiers to accompany him.
The ship lies on high hill, thousands
Of feet above the sea level-Albany
Argus.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03
'"THE OLD LADY IS CALLING
WHERE IS SHE?

foresters point out that the best in.
terests of the nation are not being con.
served by the present policy of for.
bidding the cutting of trees on state
lands. Alarmed by the denuding of
American forest lands, the idea has
gained ground that it is a crime to
cut down a tree. "Woodman, spare
that tree!" is the cry. But it is as idle
to forbid the harvesting of wood crops,
when they reach their maturity, as
it would be to forbid farmer to reap
his grain. Man must have food from
the fields and wood from the forests.
AS well stop the mining of iron ore as
set barriers against lumbermen. Tim
Der must be had, and millions of trees
must be felled every year. What is
demanded is not prohibitive legisla-
ton but scientific agriculture, so
that new wood crops may be raised to
provide for future demands.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03

1t seems hardly possible that any
one could have lived through the last
century within a few hours ride of
New York city and never have ridden
or even seen railroad train, never
seen an electric car, an electric light
or any of the other modern convent
ences that are so common to-day
practically everywhere in the civil
lied world.
Mrs. Cynthia Hendrix lives in West
Monroe, Oswego county, n. Y. She
has lived there ever since she was
married in 1924; she was born in
Oswego county 100 years ago last
June. From the day of her birth I'M
til after she had passed her one hun
dredth milestone she had never left
the county in which she was born;
from the day, 81 years ago, until aft
er she had passed her one hundredth
milestone, but had never left the
town in which she found her first
home as bride. Then she went to
New York as the guest of one of the
newspapers of that city the New
Yoek World. She went in style. She
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03
Whips of Sarcasm.

Why do such an extraordinary num-
Der of people indulge themselves so
vantonly in verbal cruelty? 1t is un-
common for those who, so far as ac-
ion is concerned, leave little to be
desired, to go about armed with the
whip of sarcasm, with which to tor
nent their neighbors. They get so
much pleasure out of watching the
accurate way in which their cuts go
Tome and the winces of their victims
hat finally the sport becomes absorb
ng. and they do not spare even those
hey love, until one day they find to
heir horror that they have destroyed
hat delicate plant known as natural
iffection--London Spectator.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03
MAKING THE DESERT BLOSSOM
what Is Being Accomplished by Irri-
cation in the Western States
and TerritOries

VI vast Importance to the country
is the new irrigation law, of which an
interesting detailed account is given
in the New York World of recent date.
1t means the transforms tiot, Of ..arid
America" upon gigantic scale, the
promise of new and until now al
most undreamed-of Western devel
opment.
In almost score of states and ter
ritories the proceeds of sales of pub
lie lands which are expected to be
more than 100000 a year, are to be
used N constructing irrigation works.
When these are completed the land
they reclaim can be sold at from $40 to
$25 an acre, instead of $125 an acre
under the homestead act. AS the ay-
erage cost of primary irrigation work
is but $40 an acre, the canals and
bitches should pay for themselves,
and the amount availa BILE for extern
sion work become year by year con-
stantly greater. The estimate that in
one generation 10000, 900 acres NAV
thus be irrigated by the government
and twice as much by private enter
prise seems moderate.
Whatever tends to bring people back
to the farms, to make farm life pleas
ant and to develop the resources of
the country is powerful promoter of
national veal. 1t is fanciful to find in
irrigation one of the most potent of
these agencies to which we NAV look
in the future as correctives of the CITY,
ward drift of population which is at
present SO remarkable?
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MWA during the summer as the
blouse. 1t is popular with
everyone, and deservedly
SO. The woman whose purse will not
permit of eXtravagant purchases has
found in it, as the present season has
known it, means of dressing becom-
ingly and at the same time in consid-
cradle variety, without going beyond
the limit of her dress allowance, and
1t has been quite as popular with the
wealthy classes who have worn it, not
because it was cheap, but because it
was attractive.
All through the Newport season
l have noticed the blouses, their chic
and charm, and now l propose to call
the attention of my readers to few
OF those that have caught my fancy
at various times. The illustrations
will tell, even better than words can,
Of the beauties of these blouscs, and
the novelties in construction which
they offer.
One is delightful slip of the fash
lonable ecru tinted point d'esprit, and
introduces into the yoke, by means
~ Ah9OA IiOho VI uICu AuOG1-sSCIIHC
sundry wreaths of tiny blue and
white flowers, outlined with a fancy
stitching. Below the yoke and it's
bordering band of lace insertion, the
net hangs in a pouched fuliness,
where other fiowery wreaths are in
PRODUCED before it is eventually
caught into folded waistband of
soft blue silk, finished off at the back
with a fiower-like rosette. When
these flowers and this belt are in
rose-pink, the effect is equally pretty,
and, of course, the slip worn beneath
would repeat the coloring of the flow
ers.
In another you may note the smart
ness of a slip of black point d'esprit
when trimmed with insertions of
creamy lace in a true lovers knot de-
sign, and with narrow frillings of the
lace gathered closely on the pouched
fullness in front, and encircling.
many times, the deep bell-shaped frill
which finishes off the elbow sleeves.
In yet another pictured model that
well illustrates the lace blouse where
the old-ivory tone of the Arabesque
lace is set off by the rosy pink of the
silken bow in front, while as the neck
is guiltless of a collar band, this very
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03
Poison III the
Modern Novel
By REV. JOHN N. MILLS.
Pastor First Presbyt rian Church, Evans
ton, Ill.

secretly but openly rush souls ruin Tell what you
and will tell you what you are
In the majority of the novels the hero criminal
These books breed intellect and should one
would avoid the devil Fiction whatever its fake
the place of good solid books
French novests depict all the brutality is called
realism. THIS SO-CALLED REALISM IS A DELUSION AND
SNARE 1t is snowshoe hteraturelarge
wicked in literature az IN
fe These books should be banished and l.
braries by general law If it right depict the villain
in book why is it not right to hang photograph of villain the
walls of our homes?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03

They are as bad and as dam
gerous as yellow fever or small
pox. [ am astonished at the lit
tie care that is taken in selecting
the books of the libraries in most
homes of to-day. These books
and newspapers are molding our
lives, and we do not know it. The
devil is using the printed n,oe "a.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03

Modern authors think the novel Of day must consist d
mixture of murder and slight thread Of s
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-09-03

o OTHER feature of the
seasOnable fashions has
been so much in evidence
during the summer as the
blouse. 1t is popular with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-10
Maaic Pills.

A very entertaining little trick can he
done with two pills made OF bread. lone
of the two pills throw away the per
former says, 1.-THE other I put in my left
hand, which | close" At the same mo
ment the pill which I have thrown away
will come back and join the other in the
left hand" And opening the hand he shows
tte two little pills.
Solution: The whole trick lies in the
right hand OF the performer. Taking one
Of the pills he shows II between the thumb
and index finger and under the pretext OF
throwing II away he slips 1t between the
index and middle finger by slight pressure
Of the thumb, opening the hand with a
slight motion Of throwing upper lllustra
tom Taking the second little pill, he
places 1t apparently alone in the left hand
but In reality also the other one held he
tween the index and middle finger Of the
right hand, closing II Immediately. Open
ing the hand he shows the two pills. After
a little practice this trick can he repeated
several times without fear of detection.
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THREE MONTHS SERVICES FREE

The Specialists THREE MONTHS SERVICES FREE oee excepted M and afflicted
d
in IN nc
OF
afflicted fail
Dr. Keith. He will carefully
cal
The following
ega nedh
to o
Specialists.
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The Two Colors.

Mix a pack Of cards, and have somebody
cut them. Then explain that at your com
mand and without the help OF your hands.
the cards will be sorted In such a way that
all the red cards are together; at a second
command. all black cards, and finally,
mixed together as originally.
The explanation Of this trick is very sim
are cut in such way that, as shown in
ngure, all red cards have lost little from
left a. TO right ~, the black ones from
right ~ to left ~, BY catching the cards
on the upper left corner only red cards viii
appear, and vice versa the black ones.
Finally the performer shows the whole
pack in which all cards are well mixed to-
gether.
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The Tiaht Rope Walker.

we need two corks and four matches,
cor, matches we insert into one of the
abs abs IN such a way that they form the
~ rms and legs Of the little man. as shown
Isure. These arms and legs we can
an IN all directions, giving the little man
Tstt une possible positions Of Q tight rope
piece Of cork, the nose OF small chin OF
MI, MI which we insert into the head the
srnl we cut with a penknife, and the
~ as well as eyebrows we burn In with
req hot piece of wire.
crn nv balance our little man on the rope we
sboeiy stick two forks in his body, as
an u III hgure. II we make an lnclsion in
ng y. % MS legs and give the thread form
csn ne rope slight slope TO one side we
rooni make him walk from one corner Of the
'Oou to the other.
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lives IN Chicago, has accepted the nomina
tlon for alderman from a republican con.
ventlon in a republican ward Untn the
lass presidential campaign Mr. Read had
always affiliated with the democracy. Dur
ing the campaign Of 1900 however. he made
speeches In the West Ia behalf OF tho
sound money ticket, When his bin u ex.
penses went TO Mr. Hanna the chairman
noticed that Mr. Reads expenses In Denver
we're much larger than at any other place.
Mr. Hanna called MIR. Reads. .atteutlon TO
nlied ''but did you ever play poker Ia that
pesky town." Mr.. Hanna made no an.
swer, but put an 20. r." on the account
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SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS

The DOCTORS who
Houston
branch Offices
been o a If
The Southern Specialists
o med n surge
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ANNOUNCING
Enf nlntrIot Attnrnru.

For District Attorney.
= me post y AUTHORIZED g announce w.
Tor Galveston ana iiarrIe countics. subject
10 me action Of the democratic primaries.
For Sheriff.
announce myself candidate for the
ofhce OF sherifr OF Harris county. subject
~ tue action OF the democratic primaries.
June June IL. land ask the support OF ms
'ius ana tne pupi'e, NIGH, MeesBee Z ,.sI
! respectfully announce myself cauit
Of Harris county, subject TO the action ii
the Democratic primarIcs and ask tht. sut,.
port Of my friends aud the voters ~ larss
Archie Anderson
For District Judge.
! hereby announce as ii candidate IA. ..,s
oinee OF Judge OF the FIFTY hfth dix fict
court Of Harris county, subject 10 action u
]. c. Baldwin
The Post is authorized TO announce W
|, Hamhep as, canJdate for Judge OF the
FlftS.hfth judicial district Of Harris coun-
y, subject 10 action Of democratic pr,iua.
For District Clerk.
/, hereby annonngee myself as canl ne
Tor the office uf district clerk. su,i 70
action Of the democratic prilnaue.
John Il
announce myself as canai r.
the office OF District clerk % ilarli ~
", subject TO the action 0f the dN.n y tiie
primaries. TO be held June H. and ask tie
support OF my friends an,l the pnlAr lie
speetfullS, HARVEY w. DOWNEY.
FOR County Clerk.
! hereby announce myself as a candidatc
for County Clerk ot Harris county. subject
TO The action OF the democratic prlmnries
GEO, JONES.
The Post Is authorized TO announce \. l..
| Conway as candidate for county clerk,
subject to the uction Of th0 democratic pri-
maTiCs,
hereby announce rs q candidate for
C.Clrction as county clerk OF Harris coun-
ty, subject to the action Of the democratic
primaries. Ed f. Dupree.
For Justice OF the Peace
hereby announce rs candidate for
Justice Of the peace prrclprt No. I subject
TO action of the democratic. plimancS.
J, u Marmion.
For Commissioners
Tho Post IS authorized to announce Dan
Super. Sir. as candidate for county com
missioner, Precinct No l. subject to ae-
tion Of the democratic priunries
The Post Is authorized 10 announce Iules
Hlrsch MS n candidate for Commissioners
precinct No I ~ Harris county. subject
to the action az the democratic primaries.
June -, 1902
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cover, sink 10 the bottom Of the lar. by
pressing slightly on the paper cover little
water will enter the FISH through the small
openins; tho hsh getting heavier win sink
Ia thc bottom Ry releasing the pressure
tho compressed air in the shell forces the
Mater out. the fish gets lighter and rises
in tho water, Don't lot the spectators SOC
the little motions Of the hand pressing
oUt tho cover. and the fsh will appear MS II
obCyinG your command to rise or sink
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half over the crrshor with the opening Of
thc smell inside of the bag The edge Of
the bag is fastened 10 the shell with red
Sca.ing wax and the FISH is ready.
Iut the fish in glass jar hllod with
water, covering the jar with stiff paper,
which is tied with a piece of cord.
The ballast in the Ash must be regulated
In such a way that the fish can swim On
thu surface Of the water Int at the slight
est pressure of the hand against tho paper
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Observation-Disclosures

king dryly. at would measure several
bushels, / think" 81,
Then, noticing that the young man telt
hurt by the joke, the senator took our , 4 q
card, wrote brokers' name on II anu satu
It's Mt 90 now, and YOU can sell tomorrow
at 6BM " -
The young man returned to the gpunssS
courthouse Tuesday afternoon 70 tel n
senator that he had cleared $3.50 nnt tne
senator had gone to Washington, pc -
mors Of the settlement Of the copper war
has sent up the stock.
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A raw egg is blown out, after boring a
mall hole in both ends. ono Of the holes
) carefully closed with a piece of WAY
Draw two large eyes on the csgshon with
cad pencil as shown in figure Then make
little bag of two pieces Of red flannel
ewing them together along the dotted line
Put few pieces Of shot or a few small
las in the bag as ballast. and pun the bag
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An Essential Feature

Health aui the enjoyment of liv-
ing demands proper bathing facili-
ties, In turaI districts the streams
IN summer afforded the necessary
abIutonS, but as we are more
crowded together the exercises ana
health we used to enjoy cannot be
regained without the modern use
OF the bath We have
just received car of enameled
bath tubs Now is your time to
buy them. We do sanitary plumb.
ing, gas fitting, steam heating and
sewering at lowest prices, have
god force of plumbers at work
and can give prompt attention TO
repair work
j. w. THlEL,
PHONES oos, 7o3 MAIN ST.
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TESTIMONIALS :.

ma l,, cnr,rrut,u< SprCt,t.tS,,o ,..,.,
lnal 'nu H',' ~ ~ ~ IT,, lNl'lS > INV
cuL'I me @I most serious case OF Slnlh
aEh loupIc, hau u''i a suHel't lor
au"ut ny Hvntn WIN n,S' LHhSuliS3
IN, a,, E,vi ~ 'u'uS ,i" , Nv u'S"Si ,nI
til'u many noHlorS, 'Hu vuahgru 'uInal ~
iHl NY Rtaltu' pUt gu I"Eu lvIVnNH Nv
tTYI' ''f fs WY S Nvn ,mHm H.,
- ~ IA LIE . lirHi m'rut lWp,uN'u ulu' w.
III now can frankly say am IL ne" Wo-
mil Nh ,,..,.,. ,...,,...,, d.. .,.. ,,.,
MRS. Ia"one husnGNa Is one OF me n iRrs
~ ~; ."''e "'"''i9 an" ''"' """''' III "'''
NJ ice lawson "l L''Cn1, = TN"a; NnI =
MY hohlI ihN'I anu HloWH,u iL"HnH
uHhHS, uST' in Gun 'u ny l"v H'' IN
HIE' Ais >. nrh htNl '"n5"u'l
Lntm nnp 1,out g,''m UP n"P'G I' , 'av'
gu tur Huu i!iIU. am fvIA E'a,'!ui lo'
cue u th'rht : NV '''',,'' anu 'v'"'u,
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Observation-Disclosures
Nc Copper kina's Tlp.

new YORK Times.
~ ' senator w A. Clark OF Montana left
NJ Witness stand at the noon recess last
|puay after tcStifying before Justice
N the sunrcme court in the suit Of
minority stakeholder against the United
h "copper" company. he was followed
~ rylfor by a young man who had
~. Nd Hplng gazing in openmouthed
oat ~ a. the man who had made millions
ssld ~ nave the knack OF making money, .
ma hut young man. ~ have $500 Tell
LTn,n can make a bushel of money"
II into coppers." said the copper
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A Good spellbinders Story
Leslie's Weekly.
opie Read, the Southern novelist wa
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SPECIALISTS cf most severe and a.grq.
waited case NJ Rheumatism When MIR
Sparks first called to consult the SOUTH
ERN SPECIALISTS he was unable to walk
~ giycn M Nil hopes of over being restored
to health. lie lad tried many doctors. had
been TO Marlin ana taken the BATHS, hut
with no results The FIRST month the
son TIiERN SPECIALISTS trcuted Mr..
SPARKS he improved gradually and In three
months time was entirely cured aud able
Mr. sharks is very grntcfnl FOR the trcrt
mont and can MOI snpnk or the South.
EliN SpECIAIlS1S' skin too hiehIy.
WI Mr ~ I"i,at'Ir@, ~ S@u,o SI hr, HI,
w W. ~ NJ NE, W w. "'ru Min,
nInhChlRi lrnu4' mat u1r '.T4 'r"n'uut
inin Ior T. nn'l'''r "i Irm'T - U'" u,'
und W, MM'SSiI"' rric,,I ,,nr'.bt he voriI do
Nnu an nus lIlvuuN l1puHt' nv ""un W.
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,rca'mcmt has given great satisfaction to
lo S gms s tmr " "nd NAVE derived v srca bcnc
its
5a% @"a . hen. ' y. d, Gs gc"'2'
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Nv Uot,h 5n2 South t,lov,,+h s,rrct
W. r 1911 "'" r,S ,,."r INN
fon mi IN, hes sanere am neck and hron4t Wr
wien nan SuuclVu WY ln' Tny't ,l1r
IiN mr. ~, ""' u,'t ,,ith
Iho Spi 'ii'i'ii,%l 'SE,!i ,SrS trontrnt
tuv t ~ - Sn ~,
TGm,f 10 n''@m nl TO nus w"rh, "n1 WI. WIN
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tbn |r d9nrf,,I c,rc 1%c hn G1SioTiI
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n,nnt co., -, r' ~ saycrr ana lI no, tnt fc.
MIN Kin, ,,oiug obon o,crr d,, 'Ibc
S,T '1iTI, II,i Sil%,'iNI tSfS M " 10y, ant So
usn INV bnTninp piastnrs I'm trr,tiur ,,n.
"Crs Il,t b,vn 'trcotr,,,, ,,r,,,v.T Nh
themselves mar has hcrn thoropThIY =, sfnI
odyunccd
N, G ~. ,to,r. p.,l,,.o,. r,..,.. .,,,.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-10

Mr. H. H. Pittman OF 1922 South Seventh
ST. Waco Texas. u well known business
man Of Waco. Texas, SAYS that MY Stom-
ach fccis better than 1t has for years
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Mrs J. r. Jones NJ 1901 Vermont s.
" nco Texas was cured by the SOC1H
ERN SPECIALISTS Of loug standing
ease Of CAtalrh and Deafness When she
first consulted the doctors she was scarcely
able to hear at nil She cnu now hear
watch tick Mt ten inches from her cars.
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Mr.. r. II. Kelly of Spelgclyillc Texas,
was cured by the SOUTHERN SPECIAL
lists Of severe Flstula that has hcon
troubling him for over three wears. rhlS
case was cured without an operation and
without OBTAINING him from his work
single day
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Fnthcr r. +. Clancy. the wcl known
priest of Waco, saws ~ have hcen treated
by the SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS Tor
recommend them 10 all Sick ana nfhict 4
people They have certainly done mr. a
great deal Of good. and I am personally
acquainted with great number Of The
people who have been cured hy them"
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hereby announce RS q candidate for
rC.clrction as county clerk OF Harris coun-
~, subject to ,he action OF the democratic
primaries Ed #. Dupree.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-10

The Post Is authorized to announce A. l..
Conway as candidate for county clerk,
subject to the action Of tho democratic pri-
maiiCs.
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Mrs Y. II, Nokeiy, So South Eleventh ST.,
Waco Texas, says that the SOUTHERN
80 ECIAIISTS have cured my little girl
OF Chronic Cough that has been hothcriug
nor for over three Years
II am very glad to recommend them t.
everybody"
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The Post is authorized 10 nnnouncc w.
g. Love for the Office Of district attorney
Tor galveston and liarrle counties, subject
To the action OF the democratic primaries.
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respectfully announce myself Il cau.ti
uatc for recollection q the office ~ sfc.it
OF Harris county, subject to the action u
ihe democratic primaries, and ask the sui,
port Of my friends aud the voters at large
Archie Anderson
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For Justice OF the Peace.
hereby announce ~ 4 candidate for
Justice Of the peace prrciprr No. ! subject
] N NInrnIlnn
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Eor niatrlot Ludne.

announce myself as n cahdi II
the office OF District clerk % ilaFl "a
", subject TO the action of the dNn y liio
primaries. 10 be held June H. and AK tit
support Of my friends anl the pnll'e lie
specially, HARVEY W. DowNEy.
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Mr. j. r. Prnm. the well known OK
county tax collector Of McLcnnan county.
was cured of small Cancer on face by
the SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS Mr.
Primm Is one Of the best known men in the
county.
Mrs. E. y Goode, ChiIlcotbe, Texas. says