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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-02-07
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
New Orleans States.I

Although nearly half century has
elapsed since the government which the
genuius and statesmanlike abilities OF
jefferson Davis assisted so largely IN
framing passed into history, the day has
not vet arrived when the North can view
the superb character of that great American
with sane vision. Blind and unreasonable
partisan passion demanded victim. and
who could more reasonably be selected
upon which to vent the unmeasured wrath
of nation than the head of the govern
ment that gave offense? To this unreason-
ing passon, looking only at one side of the
terrible picture, brooding over the blood
and the treasure split, Jefferson Davis was
a monster, the personificatien of all that
was attrocious, inhuman, unspeakable.
To those of us who knew him best, who
paid the bitter price of that grievous war
and trod the winepress of its unutterable
aftermath, it is hard to understand the es-
innate which the North has placed upon
the character of this truly great man and
stainless patriot. We know that he was the
most thoughtfully considerate and the most
unselfish of men. We know that he was
humane, for the records show the high
plane upon which he, as COMMANDMENTS
chief, caused the war to be conducted, the
lofty personal character of the great field
marshals and captains whom he placed In
command of the armies, and his untiring
efforts often thwarted by the Washington
government-for ameliorating the hard
ships of prisoners of war. We know he
was great leader, for he had the conf
dence and ELECTION of Lee, and before the
war he had the strong support of many of
the ablest men in the country for the Pres
idenco of the United States; and was the
one man whom the South considered,
notwithstanding his own protests. and his
prefence for military position, as the man
to guide the destinies of the Confederate
Government. We know his keen sense of
patriotism, as evidenced by his resignation
of his seat in Congress to serve in the War
with Mexico, and by many other acts Of
unselfish devotion to the public interests;
we know that he was a great Secretary Of
War, and mastery Senator among a
group of Senators the eqhals of whom the
world has seldom seen.
We saw him broken upon the wheel and
prosecuted, the wrath Of a great nation
aroused against the people of the whole
South concentrating in him, and its ven-
geance being wreaked upon his person;
yet Chrysostom never suffered martyrdom
with greater dignity nor with more sublime
courage than he endured, as the represent
alive of his people, the indignities heaped
upon him. In singleness of purpose and
devotion to principle, in courage of heart
and resoluteness of mind, in purity of
life and gentleness of manner, in knight
illness of soul and holiness of patriotism,
posterity will adjudge Jefferson Davis fit a
companion in the Temple of Eternal Fame
with those other peerless Rebels whom the
South has given to the world-George
Washington and Robert E. Lee.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-02-07
Latest News in Paragraphs

It is estimated that 10000 tramps are
in Chicago.
The list of dead in the mine disater in
Prussia will reach 148.
j. W. Perkins dropped dead in street
car at Greenville, Miss.
A woman and two children were frozen
to death at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland will de-
liver an address at Chicago Feb. %.
Fire at Harrisburg, Pa, Friday, de-
stroyed property valued at S25O,OOO
Forty eight horses were burnt to death
in livery stable fire in Norfolk,'Va.
From Is to 80 men were killed in the
mine disaster near Thurmund, w. Va.
John 0. Krone shot and killed himself
in st. Louis because of domestic trouble.
A race riot between whites and negroes
occurred at Pittsburg, Pa, a few days ago.
Governor Mata and several others were
killed in a political riot at Caracas, Vene-
zuela.
The postoffce appropriation bill, COM
pleted Monday, carries total of 5000, $780,
SCI.
An explosion of dynamite near Linton,
Indiana, killed one man and injured six
others.
Stephen Lazelle raced with locomotive
on trestle at Valley Park, in st. Louis,
and lost his life.
Thousands of bushels of corn are rot
ting in the Indian Territory, owing to lack
of cars for it's shipment.
At an election held on the 30th ultimo,
Jefferson County, Miss, was carried by
the prohibitions by 20 majority.
Gov. Guild, of Massachusetts,, originated
"a petition asking the President and Con-
gress for revision of the tariff.
Snow storms of exceptional severity are
reported in Montana and North Dakota
Many range cattle have been killed.
A bill providing capital punishment for
burglary and highway robbery has been
Introduced in the Illinois Legislature.
Morocco offers an unusual field to Amer
lean merchants. Jewish supremacy in
trade prevails throughout the country.
In a speech at New York, Joseph H.
Choate warned the President and Secretary
Root against encroachment upon legisla-
tive duties.
Missouri wins first honors at the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis this
year. William O. Wallace, of Warrens-
burg, Mo-, heads a class of fifty first class
men who have just passed successful ex-
animation and will be graduated from the
academy next Monday, receiving their
diplomas from the hands of Secretary OF
the Navy Metcalf. For first place Wallace
had close race with Frank B. King, OF
Scottsboro. Ala.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-02-07
On the Safe Side

Neglected coughs and colds put one on the unsafe
SIDE. There is no need to take these chances.
Royllne Cough Cure, taken in time, will quickly
put you on the safe side. You will find nothing
better LOT coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough. Contains no opium. Pleasant. safe. sure
Keep It on hand. Price, Csc. Money back If YOU
want It. Get bottle to-day For sale by Dr.
Z. Il. Gulledge, Druggist, Benton, La.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-25
BoWDOIN COLLEGE NOTES
Cast for the Play-Prof. Foster il
West-the Debates.

Brunswick, Me-, Jan. 2i.-(SpeciaD-
A provisional cast of all the charac-
tiers except Lady Gay Spanker," has
been made out for London Assur-
ance." This cast is subject to change,
but those who have been selected to
begin the rehearsals are:
''Sir Harcourt Courtly,"
F. r. Upton. Jr., 'o7
Charles Courtly,'' w. S. Linnell, '07
Dazzle" ]. w. Legion, '07
MAX Harkaway." H. n. Marsh, '09
Dolly Spanker." L. H. Fox, 'O6
mark NEEDLE" NJ. c. Donnell, 'OS, or
w. B. Stephens. 10, or r. o. Brew
ster, '09.
Cool H. Atwood. 'O9
Solomon Isaacs," Martini
N. w. Cox, OS
James Simpson," H. H. Burton, '09
"Gracc Harkaway." ]. S. Simmons, 'O9
Pert p. H. Powers, '0S
Prof. William T. Foster of the de-
partment of English and argumenta-
ton will leave Saturday morning for
the West, where he will deliver a
series of three lectures before some of
the Western colleges. The dates are
as follows:
Feb. Lake Forest University, Lake
Forest, Illinois.
Feb. 6-Chicago University.
Feb. 7-Beloit College, Beloit, Wis
consin.
The lecture on 1.-THE Stand-Pat Life"
which was TO have been given by Prof.
Foster on January 80. before the Port
land Teachers Association, has been
postponed until March 49,
The second Interscholastic Debate
Will take place in the City hall at
Augusta tonight, the contestants being
Cony High Of Augusta and Gardiner
High. The subject will be Resolved
that the peaceful annexation Of Cuba
would be for the best interest Of the
United States" Prof. r. c. McCrea of
Bowdoin and A. X. Spofford. an in
structor at Bates. will be two of the
judges. while the third will be Senator
Deasy of Hancock.
A conference will be held at Q
o'clock Saturday in Hubbard hall be-
tween a representative of Lewiston
High school and the winning school of
the Cony High-G Gardiner debate, to-
setner WIN president Redman of the
Debating Council relative to the date
of the final debate.
Messrs. Bilodeau and Sawtelle of the
Pianelii Fencing Club of Augusta gave
fine exhibition of fencing before the
Seniors last Wednesday afternoon. A
large number OF under classmen were
also present. In addition to giving an
exhibition they also fenced with one or
two members Of the Senior class. The
hour was much enjoyed by the stu
dents.
The date Of the Bradbury Prize De-
bate has been set ahead to February
26.
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TOWNS.

Tie committee on towns will give a
public hearing in its room At the State
House in Augusta.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1907. at )
o'clock p. Nj.
ON an act TO amend Section l of Chap
ter 1G, of the Private and Special Law;
of 1851 TO set apart the farm OF w. Ho!-
man Fisher from the village corporation
of Fort Fairfield.
On an act authorizing Webster Plan
tation 70 build anG maintain its roads an1
bridges and to raise money for that pur-
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IA. 1907. a. 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
On en- act 70 amend Section of Chap
ter IS of the Private and SDecial Laws
OF 1887, relating to Buciltield Village Cor
poratiOn.
On petitions ard circumstances relat-
ing to setting off part Of the town Of
Weld and anneXing same to the town OF
Carthage.
On an act relative to moving buildings
through the streets of cities and villages.
CORNELIUS FORRIGAN, Secretary.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Legislative investigating COM
mittee hearing the charges against
Senator Bailey held a secret session
Thursday at Austin. Tex.
The executors of the estate Of Marshall
Field filed Thursday in the probate court
at Chicago their inventory of the es-
tate. In the document, which gave a
detailed account of the personal and real
property, the par values Of the stocks
and bonds are given but no statement
is given stating the present cash value
of the sureties. For this reason It is i'm
possible to make an accurate estimate Of
tie value of the estate. but counsel for
tho executors place the total value Of
the property described at s;5,O00G00. The
exact value CT the estate will not be
known until after the report Of the ap-
praisers has been made public.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The committee On legal affairs VIII give
public hearings as follows:
TUESDAY, JANUARY %.
No. 49, An act to amend Section q OF
Chapter Of the Revised Statutes, re!at-
jig to the registration and licensing OF
dogs.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s.
No. 81 An act to authorize the build
ing of bridge across Robbins bar, so
called, between Deer Isle and Stinson' 8
Neck in the county of Hancock.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Z.
No. So. An act relating to the ferry
across the Penobscot river between the
tGyn Of urono and the town Of Bradley.
NC 81. An act to incorporate the Myles
s;ta,,d!sn Rifle Clpb Of Portland.
no 100. An &C. TO prevent the p0liu-
tiCu of the waters If Lake NokCmIS.
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Fill IAN Act 70 Prevent the Pollution
of North or Varnu,n's pond
Mr.. Hall from same committc ;
reported ought to rass on Bill, AN Act
70 ahlehi tiiap'PF 100 81 me Tuo'it
Laws ol l'o" fclati.lS |" ne t-Acii' o-r'i,
OF Soldi3iS ana SaiiotS if"ih pom INK.
Mr.. NeWbeit IRON tie committee Oh
salaries ana c'5 ftl)ollId oushI ~
100 ,i,,if'',, ~, ,,s,tior &c .,,.
p,;sor AMI Ioil Tnsnactors
Mr. Hqu fror, the COMMITTEES or
pa;Iro,d. aud I-vnrass,s ,nnortod o,,~rIt
,,,..,. ~, I,;II ..,,, ~, u o,..r,,i III,
tive Of tho construction or tho rootb.
INV paiI,oad.
MI. Enery IRON same committee re-
ported ought 20 pass on Die An Ec>
10 amend 'hapt'r 10 81 the frlNa''
ana Speclal LaNS 90 leo'' as amehdeii
ny Chapter lof II INC friNate ana
special Laws OF 1872. relating 10 III"
Fryeburg Horse Railroad Company.
Mr.. jordan from the Committee on
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
reported ought 20 pass On Resolve Ill
favor OF Kings Daughters Cnion OF
Bangor
Mr.. Joy from same cOmmitte reported
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SHORE FISHERIES.

The committee on shore fisheries VIII
give a public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Z, al
p. NJ, on
Petition Of George e. Leighton of Steu-
ben and So others for 4 close time on lob
Sters IN Overs and Goldsboro bay from
May LIST to Sept. 1st.
Petition of Willard X. Bailey of Wis
casset and IS others for the privilege -
catch snclts by use Of nets or Heirs in
the tide waters of ShceDsco: river on his
shore property.
THCS. W. BALDWIN, Secretary.
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1! T.: BLADDER
For TROUBLES

Dear Sirs:- Skowhegan. Nc. Jan. IS. 4.
Ihave taken ''L. F." Bitters occasionally
for years and find it the best ofanything
for Constipation, Dyspepsia and Bladder
trouble.
Yours truly, Mrs. CARRIE J. Foss.
If your bowels do otwork freely, there
is danger of upsetting your entire system.
The True ''L. F." Atwood's Medicine
brings sure relief, establishes natural
conditions, and keeps the body healthy
\ family remedy for more than 20 years
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The committee on ways and bridges
VIII give u public hearing in its room at
the State House in Augusta,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81; 1857, at .
O. clock J.. NJ.
No. GS. Resolve in favor of Kingman
and DreG Plantation.
No Ca An act 10 provide for the own
ership and maintenance of highway
bridges by the State in the several
counties.
REASSIGNED
No. 81. An act granting to Arthur S.
McAvery the night to establish and main
tair Terry in the harbor OF Stockton
Springs.
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c0n0r MEANINGS.
APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS.

The committee or appropriations and
financial affairs will give public hearings
as follows:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. at 2
o'clock p. NJ. g.
Elizabettl's Roman Catholic Orphan asy-
lunl in Portland.
No. AZ. Resolve providing for the cpl
dernic or emergency fund.
G. RAYMOND JOY, Secretary.
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An Act to amend Section twenty
three of Chapter one hundred and four
teen OF the Revised Statutes, and to re
peal Chauter one hundred and thirty
one and one hundred and thirty-four
of the Public Laws of 1905.
MIR. Hall OF Caribou offered ali
amendment to the title by adding the
words, relating to the relief of poor
Debtors The amendment was adopt
cd and tho Bill as amended was then
assigned FOR its third reading for TO-
morrow morning.
Resolve in favor of the Eastern
Maine Insane Hospital.
Asylum.
Friendless Boys.
Passed to Be Enerossed.
An Act to incorporate the Frontier
Trust Co.
Resolve in favor of the Finance Com
mittce.
Orders of the Day.
On motion OF Mr.. True of Portianf
Bill, An Act to amend Section a. Of
Chapter 10 OF the Revised Statutes re-
lating to the sale of land for taxes in
unincorpolated places, was taken from
the table and referred to the Commit
tee on Taxation.
On motion of Mr. Scates of West
brook the report of the Committee on
PASS on Resolve in favor of the East
Insane Hospitals reporting ought to
ern Main" Insane Hospital, was taken
from the table.
The report was then accepted and
the Resolve tabled for printing under
the joint rules.
On motion of Mr.. Hawkes. of Wind
ham,
Adjourned.
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through tl,c iC- in Swan Lake AMI e.
prohibit the tLk.uE ~ trnut less than
10 inches ~ length. or salmon lis than
II inches III lyUgth. from sail swan
lake or any ~ ilS tributaries.
by Mr.. DuntnH ~ Eelfast-EcmoT-
stranCc nr u. 4. Rankin ana 60 others
against the p"Ss1-" 1T An Act Ia *
tend the time FOR fishing in swan LAX"
Icy Mr.. Gleason ot McxiCo-EiU. AN
Act to amend Section 30 of Chapter .
OF the Revised Statutes. a amended ny
Section NJ Chapter l32 Of the Public
Laws of Maine"
BY Mr. Dunton Of BClrast-Ein. AN
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Philip J. and James a. Strothers,
brothers. were indicted by the grand jury
at Culpepper, Va. Thursday for the kill.
ing Of William r. Bywaters recently
within an hour after he had married
their sister. The Indictment was return
Ell within few hours after the case was
taken up. Mrs. Eywaters was 100 Ill to
appear before the grand jury.
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First Reading Of Printed Bills.

IN Act additional to Chapter 40. Re-
vised Statutes, providing for the trans
mission. to Registers of Probate. of the
names Of all Qualified Corporate Surety
Companies.
An Act to legalize and make vali.l
certain doings of the town OF Danforth
in the county of Washington.
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kRUSO
PASTRY { BISCUIT
FLOUR

and while 1t is particularly adapted f.,
pastry, biscuits, ETC., yet the mos, an
cious raised bread can also be made tron
1t if you will learn how to use it for M,
purpose. 1t would pay you to do So a
you will get loaf that is more nutritiou
and healthful than you have ever befo,
been able to make from a -four Ia, !.
made of Spring Wheat.
If you must keep but one kind Of Gan,
in the house for all purposes, it wcup
pay you if it is kRUSO.n
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Act t" regulate fishing in swan lake
and ITS tributaries III me towns q
"earSpnIt' ""ai'Vl'ic ana fi"'l 1,, orr.
bs M. IFS % ->o' Pm Al
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tnap'ef i,' "i ~ rliNd'e anu ''peti.'i
La" "i i'c9' reii'i,is 10 ICE hSiniis L.
I" MA, i'"',u ~ .ne '""l'S 81 oNi'' q
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Towns.
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to,,n If weston.
BY Mr.. Jacobs Of -Athens-Bill. An
and Snr,.;oi r,,,.I ~ IaS- r"I,ti,.o ~
;,,carra,.,,i'., ~ ,r,d;s[I, ,-irnra CorD
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Temperance.
D.. ~ ~ Il. ,,. No..
STRANGE against res,Ibn,Isston nv Joscnh
Ellis ana As othe,. OF BROOKS.
Ey NJ. Uiu ar Administrations
- - - ~ go 'A'''i "'i'e-H
Ey Mr.. Allen az Columbia FaIls-Ee-
monstrance Of Stephen VI. Bowles and
u others against same.
by Mr.. Waldron of DeXter-Remon-
stranca ~ &. n. Sawyer and 103 9TH
crS ~ n, Atcr acTinst same: also re-
M M ~ ,,.ire, san,a. ne, ~
nGSiraacr ar +. Nj. .Iewett and ~
others ~ Dexter against same
III. MIR Spear Of South Portland---
ErtnonStrarcc of q. II. Weeks and OH
.rs opninst same
re- Mr ToIman ar P,rtIand-Renop-
e,r,rca cr Mrs Josanb Prool,s and
others against same.
cu,hsrI,nd c,u,.v n.I.n..;o,
Ey Mr.. Nltham OF Raymond -Pcti-
ton or Percy "A. FRANK and - others
praying for a law I" prohlbit the shoot
ing or killing Of female deer IN Cum
beiland county IN all seasons Of the
year
Also BIZ. "An Act for the Protection
or femaie Deer IN 'umoeriand
oou"'S
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Fred scott. SHA WMUT-A.S.B urke.SRtSG
HEGAN-F. A. Bennett. A mold Currss
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THOMPSON MEMORIAL WINDOW
Dedicated Thursday at First Baptist
Church at Bangor.

Bangor, Me-, Jan. A.-The services at
tending the unwilling of the beautiful
Thompson memorial window were held
Thursday afternoon at the First Baptist
church on Harlow street. The window
IS given to the church in memory of
Arad Thompson and his wife, Louise
Baldwin Thompson.
The program was opened by the organ
followed by a selection by the choir. The
program:
Onening prayer.
Selection, Choir
Unwilling of Memorial Window.
Addrcss-"Ihe Legacy of a Life"
Pres. c. L. White of Colby College
Address by the Pastor, Rev. q. B. Merritt ritz
Benediction.
Samuel 3. Terry, paying teller at tire
United States sub-treasury at New York.
and Edgar +. Lee. the assistant paying
teller, handed their designations to As
sistant Treasurer Hamilton Fish Thurs
day. Their designations were given at
the request of Mr. Fish. and they were
at once accepted. Mr.. Fish declined to
make public the reason for his action
beyond saying that both Terry and Lee
mad been guilty of irregularities which
would not be permitted in any private
banking institution and which could no.
be overlooked. He said that the &C
counts Of both mon were absolutely COR
rect.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

CONTINUED from Page Eighth
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Portland, Maine.
MNrlrE

II had tried everything for my go.
until DR.. Lyle recommended me
sweet. / can truthfully say y .S,es.s
best medicine / ever used for Da Va.
Mamie L. Tavlor. Rehro r.,Ss,in
Cascasweet is sold by Jonh 49, .,rus
Druggist Augusta AMI Beans :
Store Gardiner.
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Cumberland County Delegation.

On motion of Mr.. Sanford of Kittery,
Ordered That the joint standing
Committee on Education inquire into
he expedjency OF establishing a State
Board OF Education, and report by bin
)r otherwise.
The Springdale news., 1907-12-27
REpREsENTAT,vE.

We are authorized to announce ]. s Ewalt, of Springdale Township, as candidate for Representative, sub- feet to the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce J B. Mays as a candidate for RepreSen tative, subject tn the Democratic pri mary.
 The News is authorized to an- nounce G. A. Hurst, of Prairie Town ship, as 4 candidate for Representa- tive. subject to the Demo cratic pri mary.
 The News is authorized to an nounce James F. Lester, of Prairie Township, as a candidate for Repre- sentative, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authnriZs Il tn announce Jesse M Guilliams If Center Town ship as candidate for Represents ta tive. subject to the Democratic pri- mary.
The Springdale news., 1907-12-27
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News IS authorized to announce James c. Vaughan, of Prairie Town. ship, as candidate for Circuit Clerk. subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce NJ. F. Croxdale, of Prairie Township, as d candidate fer Circuit Clerk, sub. lect to the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Lewis Hayden Smith, formerly of Richland Township, but now of Prai. rie Township, as candidate for Cir. cult Clerk. subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-12-27
TR EASUR R.

The News is authorized to an. nounce L. J. Reed, of Springdale Township, as candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce A. c. Watson, of May field, as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to'announce w. M Tunstill. of Prairie Township, as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to he Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-12-27
COUNTY JUDGE.

The News IS authorized to announce K ]. Denver. af Elm Springs Town ship, as d candidate for County Judge. subject to tine Democratic primary.
 The News iS authorized to announce Ben E. Greer. ef Prairie Tow nship as candidate for County Judge, subject u the Democratic primary.
 The News Unauthorized toannaunce Jeff Flight. ef Prairie Township. as a candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary.