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Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
Lasr and Eauna

FOUND-Gents wheel. Call on S. Munson, two miles east, one south Tempe.
 LOST-A black handbag containing eyeglasses and mail addressed Miss Jennie Henshaw. Finder please re- turn to this office. LOST-Pair of gold-rimmed spec tacles. Will give S reward for their return to Tuck Hing Casino Cafe L0ST-Belt and belt pin, near Tempe Notify F. ". Griffen. LOST-Buckskin pony, white face. w E. Barry, F.. F.. T.. No. l.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
For Sale

One lot 5Ox1371z feet. close in. easy payments, for $500, s1 down and $1 per week You can not duplicate this lot in the same location for that amount spot cash. Investigate and see for yourself
 One corner lot or NortL F1urth street. Churchill Addition, for S35O.0O.
 lots on West Adams street, one block from the new City Library, for $1200, easy payments, $2O down and $10 per month. This will not stand long at that price
 One lot on East Jefferson street for $100. $1 down and S1 per week
 Six lots on East Van Buren street, 50x250 feet each. for $500 easy pay ments, $10 down and $5 per month.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
A POLITE HAT.

Two young men met a woman. and one of them raised his hat immediately. "Who was that, Charlie2" asked one of them. T don't know" was the re- ply Don't know! You must know, for you raised your hat to her" ''Yes, but. you see. I'm wearing my brothers hat. and he knows her!'-London News
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- enced car6 reader. tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen. 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner of Third St PICTURE Frames made to urder, all sizes and kinds at Ralke's Big Curb Store. J. l.. CANT, realty agent. Valley resident twenty two years. Inquiries solicited.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31

CONSUMPTION-The Open Gate San itorium on tent plan, Oceana, San Luis Obispo county, California Even climate. Delightfully."- cool and re- freshing all summer. Bacillus over come by most advanced of all known methods. Limitations of ozone and etherial oils, charged by high fre- quency electrical currents. For ad- ditional information, inquire of Miss Bertha Grace Teller, 34S North Third Ave. Phone Red 497. Phoenix. Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
MlsesIIanseua Wants

WANTED-To buy, small residence property; must be nicely located in north part of Phoenix. See Stauffer, care Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-12

democratic. That the people of Mis-
souri, are able to and willing to sup
port system by which they will be
enabled to construct and maintain
their own roads. That the road ques-
tion is one Of the important questions
before the people and one which they
will have 70 determine and settle for
themselves and that such legislation
should be enacted as will put into
their hands sufficient amount OF re-
venue with which to construct and
maintain roads radiatlng from the
various trade centers 50 as to enable
the producers to get their products to
the market with the least possible
expense.
ROBERTSON ENDORSED FOR SUPREME
JUDGE.
The County Democratic Convention
Of Audrain Co., Monday instructed the
delegates to the judicial Convention
| for Judge Geo. Robertson, OF this
place, as a candidate for the short
term to fill the vacancy on the Sup
RENE Bench caused by the resignation
of Judge w, G. Marshall. Judge
Robertson is so years Of age, has been
prominent as one Of the ablest lawyers
Of Missouri for a number Of years, has
served as President Of the Missouri
Bar Association and is now non resi-
dent lecturer at the Missouri Univer-
sity on Municipal law. Bis indorse-
ment for the Supreme Judgesnip wat
spontaneous on the part Of the conyen'
tlon, and IL be enters the race will
prove a strong candidate.
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its fight for tariff revision as the In
iquitous tariff legislation Is the foun-
dation for the trusts and unlawful
trade combinations. He illustrated
the effect OF the high tariff by citing
that cheap grade Of alcohol was used
as fuel for machinery. This alcohol is
produced in some countries at fifteen
cents a gallon, but IL costs four dol
lars gallon to get IL, after paying The
tariff on 1t into the United States. He
showed that the effect Of the high
tariff on the alcohol Is to put 1t out OF
competition with gasoline and there
by giving the Standard Oil trust q
monopoly upon its productions. he
said this was simply one illustration
Of many that might be made. He
spoke Of the fact that each national
Democratic victory which the party
had won was made upon the tariff
issue, that OF 1915, 1884 and 1892.
In speaking Of State matters, be
paid a high tribute to the statesman
ship Of Governor Folk and said that
the Governor had the support OF every
man who believed In a government ol
law and order. That the Democratic
party was responsible for Folk ant
therefore responsible for his admins
tration, and that 1t was irreyocabll
committed to the enforcement OF Law
as one Of the chief tenants. Tha
Governor Folk is TO be praised for hay
ing put the ''lid on in the large citie
and that now 1t is up to the Demo
cratic party to keep that lid on. Tha
thing now to be deprecated is th'
turning Of our faces too much to th'
national Government for aid. Tha
the idea Of calling upon the nationa
government for aid in building road
is futile and in the highest degree un
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wards OF said cities on the ticket to be
voted on at the primary
After the names are handed te the
secretary of the Democratic Central
Committee, before placing them on
the ticket, he shall write the said
names on separate slips Of paper and
place them In hatand stir them up
well, then have wholly disinterested
party blindfolded to draw from the
hat a single slip at time, containing
a name, which name shall first be en-
tered on the ticket and so on down, in
the same order, until the last slip con
taining names is taken out OF the hat
and entered on the ticket to be voted
on at the primary.
And when the ticket is chosen and
printed as above directed it shall con
tain the wards to be elected.
Resolved, that, we Recommend oul
countyman, George Robertson, as
suitable candidate for the short tern
for Supreme Judge, knowing that ht
is man. Of honor and a lawyer o.
ability.
w. FL. KEENAN,, Chairman.
! e. J. SHoBE, Secretary.
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GEORGE RoBERTsoN's ADDRESS TO
THE CONVENTION.
Mr.. Robertson upon taking bis
place as Temporary chairman Of the
Convention, after thanking the Com
mittee for the honor bestowed, con-
graduated the party Of the county
upon the large vote cast in the pri-
mary just closed, saying that it pres
saged much good to the party asshow.
ing the Unusual interest taken by the
Democrats in their affairs. He said
that the party should prepare to make
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.bur !, . pILcnnR,s n. rIsa..
ne
aSonable


TH every Easter Hat,
That pins are necessary,
Mi-Lady must have a
Bracelet-7a Cross Pen
dant from a neck chain
and to complete her
smart toilette-a a nice
Back Comb. Our line
of these accessories to
loveliness are complete,
I'VE would be glad to
have you come in and
zee them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-12

Mr. and Mrs. George e. Hall, who
left this city last September for Dem
YER, Colo, write to friends in Mexico
that they are both ENJOYING good
health and like their western home
very much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-12

.aesdale. the north side har-
j, viii treat you right If you
ness, saddles or whips OF any
d3w4
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/ lou buy a run-about. buggy OF
|ez vehicle you want to know
letter is made for the money
||ne there is no disappointment
~ SIDE HARDWARE STORE.
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IN the book Of Proverbs we
find this advice to parents,
"Train up child in the way
he should go and when he is
old he will not depart from it,"
You are certainly interested in teach
ing your children habits Of thrift,
economy and saving. There is no
better way to do this than TO get
one Of our
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authorn, Mexico Mo, has
Breeding Jacks You won't
&ait, bring your mares and
zng time OF the day. w3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-12

= Is the time t, sprinkle your
Cren1oline is the cheapest and
Is cents will do for a hundred
You can get it at Emmons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-12

II you need wall paper
9ndaock shows twice as much
i other concern In Audrain coun-
4 makes lower prices. WI
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Il ana look over our line of relia-
b 9-EQ-da1e vehicles, harness, etc
E stock to sell at bottom prices.
burH SIDE HARDWARE STORE
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i 1 buy your harness, saddles or
i nntjl you see VIM. Ragsdale,
4s the best goods and his prices
#|1 d3w4
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6hy your harness, saddles or
hi you see VIM. Ragsdage,
j the best goods and his prices
d3t wit
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bools, Poultry Netting,
L, implements and every.
Usually found In a first class
store with prices to suit
/ SIDE HARDWARE STORE.
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IeDufdi-OiafSuCc DUTY
Gatewood--J. w. Blum
Naylor-J. II. Wisdom.
Hurdle-Jesse Carter.
Daniel--A. j. hall
Highland-C. ]. Duffey.
Harris Alec Pulls.
Skull Lick--David Strickland,
Fox-W. B. Payne.
Pleasant Green--J. d. Barkwell.
High Hill-W. L. Robinson.
Payne-W. II. Triplett.
Flint-M. G. Flint.
: Hisey--P. s. Adkins.
Burk-L. r. Bidgeway.
CAN'T. r. Edwards.
Strother-J. W. Brockman.
Goodwater- H. Neill.
LouTRE TOWNSHIP. ~
Martinsburg Tom Taylor, NJ. Dunn
and Glen Arnes.
Benton City w. II. Tratchel.
Chapel Gr0ve--L. A. Harris.
Prairia Chapel-W. w. Tratchel
Sun Rise-John Byers
Stauffer-J. W. Dowell.
South Liberty-S 0. Coil.
Wilbufn-T. P. Noel.
LINN TOWNSHIP.
Rush Hill. p. Harper.
Erlsman--M. M. Giyens
Walker-Henry Lee
Hedgedale- Thomas Thurman.
Edwards-Joe Adrain.
Eureka---J. T. Miller.
Cauthorn-E ]. Shobe.
cUIvRE TOWNSHIP.
Vandalia- W. Moore, O b. Ellis,
II. Cummings, Clayton Kendall, John
Ryan, f. N: Frost.
Farber- CHARTS W. Tanner, O. A.
Davault.
Prairie Mound II. ii, Gratford.
Bear Slough-G. 3. Moore.
East Lick IF P. Jacobs
Prairia Hill-George Adams
Hickory Grove IT. B. Brown.
Carter-M. W. Glasscock.
Culwell--J. ID LeVellen
Pleasant Palms,. d Lewellen.
Michigan--N vote.
Hall-W. B. Langford
Cornett-- Frank Ecker.
Rlack-J. A. Edwards,
Boyd. T. Whitledge.
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Jackson-Frank Mcclure
LibeTty-Frank James.
Lawder- Dan Sullivan.
Union--T. A. Mcintyre.
Eller-Frank Eller.
Beaver DAM. t. Crews
Cedar Grove--W. Fl Moore.
jesse. T Scott
Maple Grove Oscar Levi.
Prairia-Leo Sullivan,
Molino-J. e Mundl.
Carter-W. D. Mas H..
| Sneed-J. ]. Wakefield.
| Duly1S. p. Carter.
Berea--J. e Dudley.
/ Bryan-O, L. Blum.
Ellis--James Dudley.
Sims--J T. Cogswell
i Washington--No vote. Y
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Bean Creek-J. G. Ware.
Fishers-J. A. Bolts.
Ringo-D. d Gray.
Beagles--J. W Beagles.
Dye-W. X. Mccall.
Botts-T. @. Bolts.
Laddonia--E. ID. Vandeventer,
s. Pearson, W. II. Logan.
Oak Groye-T. L. Asher.
Elm Bend-Tobe Dubrey.
West Lick
q McCllntic-E. Il. Hagen.
II West Lick--S. p. Dubray.
a DELEGATES TO STATE coNvENrio
The delegates to the state conve
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Hzgsdale, the north side har-
h will treat you right If you
ness, saddles or whips of any
d3w4
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|10ber and see the John Deere
|1T II you want a gang pillow
fkee & Dearing.
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fican Field Fence
Prices Oh American Field
198 FERRIS s. CAUTHoRN.
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119ck's big stock Of wall paper
a low prices makes the selection
4 pager easy. wi
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on William Ragsdale, the north
harness man, and see prices be-
Oh >uY. Rsgsdalle sells the best
. |uHeGt prices
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-12

f0iir dipping tank from the 5.
|oo1s Wool Company. They sell
|o{acturers' price.
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For Sale.
i've milk cows, 15 fresh and
h, on farm four miles south
dc 81 w. W. Fay.
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HOME SAYINGS BANKS

The use Of which is free for a deposit
Of 81. ANY time the bank Is re-
turned In good order this deposit
may be with drawn. Interest is
allowed on these Savings Accounts
at rate OF per cent per annum
which is credited up every six
months. We only have limited
number Of these banks, you had
better get one to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-12

l0nOf DeStOWeu ugOu uliu W thSh''
]. w. Batterton followed the prosecu-
ing attorney and made few remarks
dominating W. J. Bryan for President
n 1905 and Joseph W. Folk vice Pres
dent Col. Green Clay was then
,alled upon and endorsed Mr. Batter
ton s speech. The committee on reso-
ution reported through their chair
nan, w. H. Kennnan, and the reso-
utions spoken Of before In this ar
5icle were adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON cREDEN-
TIALs.
Cuivre-T B Brown
Linn--J W Miller, secretary
AND JUSTICE OF PEACE.
ELECTED.
LINN TOWNSHIP.
Solomon Fox. J P
OIL Stuart, ] P
L T Paisley, Constable
LoUTRE TOWNSHIP.
G P Romans, J P
John Byars, J P
r Meyerpeter, Constable
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
JIM Culberton, j p
W Beagles,J p
WI Young, Constable
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
EFF Elloitt, J p
JN Neill, JP
EB Brown, Constable
cUIyER TOWNSHIP.
JH Thole, J P
oh Athey, J P
WS Biggs, J p
JW Renner, Constable
SAILING TOWNSHIP.
RG Harris J P
AT Gentry, ] P
Emmett German, Constable n
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Squire L. N. Bass, J P
Squire Dudley, J 2
Squire Cluster, J P
Harry Hutton, Constable
Loutre-J w Dowell, chairman
Prairie-W II Logan
wilson, Il Carter
SaIing-K M Smith
Salt Rlver-J w Million, Frank
James
Frank N. Frost, proxy for ]. Hose
Thompson.
Rufus jackson, proxy for W d Day
WR Kemp, proxy for J At Brown
VIM vivion, proxy for John sW
Atchison.
Col Green Clay, proxy for Frani
Eller.
FRJesse, proxy for G R Gibbs
VII Kennan, proxy for D Q Owen
Thomas e Hook, proxy for John "
Howell
K. M Smith, proxy for q Fl Long
CA Kendall, proxy for 7 B Detienn'
OBJ Ellis, proxy for H D Bowers.
Whereas, Audrain County is enti
tied to 10 delegates ana 10 alternate
to each of the State conventions
therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the delegates an
Ialternates to the State Nominatin
Convention and to the State Judicia
Convention be apportion among th
townships as follows:
Salt Rivers
Saling-1
| wilson,
Loutre-1
Linn-1
Prairle-1
Cuivre-2.
THE MEXICO DELEGATION.
The regular Folk delegates wei
t elected from each ward and represen
? ed the Democrats OF Mexico in q
Q Convention, as follows;
1
: FIRST WARD.
]. T. johnson.
John Beal.
d. O. Owen.
e Alex. Carter.
. George Robertson.
:. SECOND WARD.
1 S. NJ. Locke.
]. W. Howell.
4 ]. R, Browning.
4 John W. Atchison.
n THIRD WARD.
L CT. Clark.
Il C. r. Gibbs.
II o. Hit.
II S. P. Emmons.
II John w. Million.
II James Roy.
II W. ID. Day.
Il FOURTH WARD
Il w. W. Pollock.
Il C. A. Witherspoon.
II e. S. Cave.
iii ]. At Brown.
III ]. NJ. Haskell.
SAILING TOWNSHIP.
Il pIsgah-K. NJ. Smith.
Il Macedonia-O. T. Smith.
II Sames-C. q. Sames.
Oanada-H. II. Long.
Burnham-T. ]. Arnold.
Ill Excelsior-J. p. Phillips.
Frlendship-W. A. johnson.
lawson. S. Prather.
Crawford-J. o. Oottle.
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
Goodwater-J. W. Brocknan.
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'>1aIine Stoves and Refrigera-
81 <ne best made and warranted
tx SIDE HARDWARE STORE
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( b
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s- 4
ion are.
oalagates.
cT pevton
John w Reaoles
p 9 ATKINS
aRMoore
MRK Ripos
nj Shohe
IN Smith
NV MILTON
IA McIntyre
II Wakefield
4 Alternates.---
TpNoel
ToRotts
clarence Rerrv
John RYAN
rr,nk Ectler
S.rpel uaroer
"a Samee
Frank lanes
prartar
Trank Jesse
,rnrm.r coNvrNr,oN
rha da,oo,,as to the JndicIal Con.
,ant,on arc.
no,aoatas.
cssss po,ar,so,
RID Rodgers
1T johnson
is Hanna
On Eu,s
n = . : psamn DIS
Ioan,, 4 aa,a,,
wHIoean
WI, PoSinson
w Tratchel
A,tsrnstss. =
Tohn Real
Sp Emnons
croer CLAW
w 4 Iobnson
IN whin,doe
InIewallsn
samuel Harner
VIZ Mccau
9 p.,,,s
NJ Damau
,,~v nvMoop.r,c CENTRAL COM
,,,1srrr
., m p,s,,
oulSie-rian io'V' - M w
Y Des"uIo
nanion = 'a
.rtan Mccal,.,d RgIee
w,,son Iw p,,n, DF elliot an,
] S Brown
Louo'eo ioy'ou ~
Doweii - n
saiins-s ~ w
ames m ,n..,
oaio ni'e1- Ce'e, y Ia
FRANK James = y. Das'' M
Wakeiciu.
ona'iman' y ? oa'T o
oectevatyi JUN n'oAos'
treasurer, y oiaiA -,
ENEeuriVE cohailIEh VI ihA ~"
oonhli nm
sai. nlver-h ? Oase, oue O. 1,,a .s, !
Johh 1 h'oAe''s' oe0ie0''o w
l.sasuier' -
WiiSon-E Eiiio'0
ouivre-r y rioss
ffalrie-ED vanue'en'ei
Louefe-s +" Do"en
oaling-'onn Fia.nei
Linh--ueofse ~ nioeai
RESOLUTION.
p..o,,oa hr tho namocrats of A
S, ~ :, - 'S,.-,s,.so,, assar,,,lo
.~n @ oD' ,a a .ao,,na ~ warme
VusV "s osa a.,s sano,,oe - ,h.tsn,.
su s,s D-nse.a, : EI,,,am Iennin
W. 49, siss.ar ae.antaa ,asaar
n M,.,n.a, w. n ra.soarscr In snita
We w .'as '.-.ss - ,a~aa co,narati
sne so -. rssan,Iv ovnos
a.ss ,as. asad,a.ta IN the nast
yes .s 80 ~ : ,.Sass, 49, ava, csst
or.'s n..s 80 saas,s..a rha
D0as s..s's., "a ,o,,tt
sslop.ass l,.ss.ss - 49, ssra tu,,v ,nst,t
Cohuioiohss oinOos h"'~ Ae"J
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a. William Ragsdale. the north
|zness man, and see prices be-
4 buy. Baesdale sells the best
Id<fcst prices.
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EYES

Constantly in use while awake
subjected TO the most exact
ing work and the most delicate
of any OF the organs OF the
body,ls itany wonder that they
sometimes rebel?
II you suspect that your eyes
are rebelllng, you should have
them attended to at once.
Only a graduate optician with
every needful appliance should
be permitted to examine your
eyes. A little mistake may
mean a big mistake in time.
We examine eyes accurately,
flt glasses and charge for moth
ing but the glasses.
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REX

A standardized trotter. A mahogany
bay stallion, 1873 hands high, foaled
1858, April Ist. Sired by Mambrino
Black Hawk S82, grand son Of Black
Hawk. First dam, Sallie, by Star
Wilkes; second dam, Mag, by Mann
brino Star; third dam, Lady Golddust,
by Old Golddust $50.
Fine style and action, snip on nose,
two hind feet white, round barrel, long
belly, short back, sloping shoulder, good
tail and name. Fee, $Io to insure a
living colt.
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Black and white pointer pup
<urn to G. W. Criswell. d2
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|enan s. Barnes for bargains
the great Pan Handle Of
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|1esdale, the north side har-
\ guarantees all his work.
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RHINESTONE

Pacing record arg I-2. Sired BY DIM
ton WiAkes zoos.
First dam, Little Dassett, by Tramp 3oS
second dam, Jennie Foss, by Basham,
IT,, 81. Rhinestone is a beautiful bay,
black points, IS I-2 hands high, hand
some and durable in conformation, has
proven himself good sire as well as
race horse. Rhynestone will make the
season Of 1905 at the low price oi $40 to
insure living colt.
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Two Good Jacks JIMBOW

The well-known Harrison Jack, at $500
to insure living colt. Also the we'll
known d. d. Armstrong Jack at $500
to insure living colt.
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|1fsdale, the north side har-
& Ruarantees all his work.
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CHESTNUT KING

CHESTNUT KING and, by the Grand
Squirrel King o73, he by old Black
Squirrel No. 5S, and dam old Artist No.
rs. Chestnut Kings first dam was Lady
Berger No. 3a65, by Brown Bonton No.
72o, 2nd dam by Cabells Lexington, +.
S. He needs no recommendation. His
individually and his performance will
satisfy you that he is the right kind OF a
saddle horse. Fee OF $1,000 to insure
a living colt.
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A LEA fresh Jersey Cow at
Liberty Street dot
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EED-Young, live red foxes.
81 SAM MORRIS.
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mi harness from VIM. Rags
11rth side Of the square.
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i and see US plant corn.
DURKEE & DEARINGy
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Ing Sunday at Sun Rise
wi
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|0nr harness from VIM. Rags
torth side Of the square.
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honor bestowed upon him by them.
G. w. Batterton followed the prosecu-
ting attorney and made few remarks
nominating W. J. Bryan for President
in 1908 and Joseph W. Folk vice Pres
ident Col. Green Clay was then
called upon and endorsed Mr. Batter
ton speech. The committee on reso-
luton reported through their chair
man, W. II. Kennnan, and the reso-
lutions spoken of before in this ar
ticle were adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON cREDEN-
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ur. Mare and colt to stand good
fee must be paid then. WIN fur
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JOHN BLACKWOOD

.Standaya-6red hottsy. Sired BY Black
aoood Mam6yfn0 T2524.
Sire OF Grace W., record a:I6 Id; sire
OF Silk Wood, record 2:o7; sire OF Roy
Wood, record 2:2o at 4-year-old. First
dam Fannie, by Young Brace, he by old
Drace II6, he by Young Marvel (IIS).
John Blackwood is 10 IA hands high, a
seal brown, very handsome and is the
sire OF high class coach and harness hor-
ses. This is grand horse and a rare
opportunity Of breeding to such good
horse at the low price Of $40 to insure. a
living colt.
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HOLTON 52SO8.

This fine black Percheron stallion, Hol-
ton, was ioaled April 2S, 1900, bred by
NJ. G. Murray, OF Holder, ILL.,, weighs
800 pound. Got by Piceron 24so,
imported from France. Dam, Rosilla
23So4, by Guido 1897, imported from
France. Second dam, Margaret a59oa,
by Sir Guibert (52o3), he by Sultan
(362) he by Favori, he by Favora (765)
he by French Monarch ESQ, he by
Ilderim (53oa), he by Valentine (53oI)
he by -Chaslin (7I3), he by Coco
(7Ia) be by Mignon (7r5) he by Jean
La-Blanc (73o), ETC., to sixth dam,
Topsy, by Imp. Jim Walker a3o.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-08
AS TO LIES. {"

When the first charges were made
against the life insurance companies
their arrangements denounced the as
sertions as lies. The same asserva-
ton was made by Baer, who said the
hard coal operators never imposed
on their men, and had never in
creased prices TO consumers. The
Baltimore q Ohio denied that it ever
had anything To do with coal mining,
and Cassatt, of the PENNSYLVANIA,
says there is nothing wrong. And
now the beef combine magnates say
il is all a condemned and malicious
falehodd. And SO it goes, but there
Will be reformation none the less or
some folks will regret they did not
bow before the storm.