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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18

A prominent railway nan tsls of 1
rslEas ucEst tssi tooE sudden
ic-rueT "a lts cFz account
q zrE rat
tal q tte Ccoraso q soane-n
road passed eze q fhs q
passenger l a forward car als q
Hi-dw ard Is n Instant Is ackes
vas t0Fn ir91 his hands
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to- lost and wzs much zsr1risea when
he tzggzg zgsnasser hazas3 # % hin
q tftie later
lt zrEgrs fez- wra1 ire ticket SsH
through ne rinfcT 8 sogtb-bou,s
tram vas passing. The sncuoa of thar
train wnie1 ws moving * rasts
rate drew ERE s1elst aIc-z -t.h Il AZ
ss ii passed Assear end q ths norm.
bound trair.s Slew into the door "
ne smoking car There i vas fond
p The osggsgenastsr-Su1dav wsza
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18

Il IS reported there & a sf~~rr
likelihood ~ the management 81 ~
japanese railwags being taken orar ia
ths near future b. a syndicate q lsss
Ing European ananeisTs who hsrs
also offered their assistance Is he
zoFsument IL the Reorganization Of
TIE national finsnces
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18

The cost q rspairs ca q wooden
-aiiroaa car Is about sie9 : yesr. mueb
uore thar that q a steel car ard ths
Tooden car is out Of service bv reason
z repairs six 70 one as compared wi.r
he metal ones
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18

gr fae French Northern railway
1aly carriages are lighted bv a,s5-
aa1 the results q using iris
-aA e Illumination are said i ~
satisfactory. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
9Th
ScutidJrn Waiicnbnns
tit
MittuudD .... Nbcno 49,. MittuudD
Dds
Nuitcru- Teit.

Sic Son0itrnbcu Com
miiiior hat bcitloiicL porlGit'
iiQe Sunoitrobcn Noutcn Ut plo
nclL oom Nicic Noutcn ilt omnonci
rem uno oorolli sen &rtcrciicuten Sc
bor Iiir GinluGn0c o0cr NprlhlG0c 5u
gcbcl,
lln9ctrcucr Anti cr.-Ger
9tcger Nobcrt Gbnoro@, 9tr. 1903.
Noro Nruccitrobc, lit III ser mittlr
rcll EoliSciitotion. Icriclbc lit &C.,
itGuoi9. Hctmmqen Ger Sirmo u.
NeB Ii. Son So. inn Wcrtbc bon ctuu
$50 collcftirt. obcr boS @clo nid)t ob
1cIicicrt 5t babctl. Ser NcQcr lit lclt
picr ,Snbrcn &iltidcr bel Der Sirnno.
Tic Gas. uno bic Ser.
Strobcnbabn. Is eictlidla
mcroen So9 mo Noht on Der Norb'
icitc Der North.N penuc, 5piifell
Smollmooo. Strnbe nno (bomoS-
Noemuc, Nobrcn, rep. ucrc 8eleilt
lc9en loiicn nm Die Scrt.1itclmlQ
Der @iloiterruig Der Nortb. NucmC
bis Weibnndlten ~ crmoalidcn,
Ser tSronf reldlte i'm crltclt Natbs'
5rei9e eilleu geidlilB ein, ourh mel
den los Filoiterun9s. mo onbcrC
T%eroronungen ans Dem aoIcnocr bcS
criten 3mciscS oeitritcn mcrbcn
Iic @erprbmlnaen iouen nber in
8eiiB oes Glerfs bleiben. I'M icbet
3eit lpieoer iiir @erotbung gebrnd)'
iperorn 5u fonnen.
1rastdi >Dis Sots, Die IL !mMsL Gekauft Hsb
.sasa t&HAlzw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
SOnncnnnf. nno lInteraana.
Sas @cttCr.

Sir Wnrplan6 mo Sen Giltritt
Columbia hClltc mo morIcu tlor,
mor8cn bcbclltcn6 f0ltcr; nor0prlt-
lidc Min0c.
Ter iiir gcitcru un1ciultc NeJcn
trai uitt Gin, lmO ulrd) uiht Die taltc
Mcllc. Io5 Mcttcr mar Den gou}crr
IoQ id0n mo g bcrrld)tC pom iril-
ben MforNcn bis }lrm Nbcno tbot'dd's
lidC SummcrDdrnc. I'm & l(br
Nioracn@ }ciltc ou9 GucfiiIbcr I'M
thermometer ami 81 @ru0, NM If
llbr o,i 90, mo Damn Ain3 c@ IanA-
lam hcrlmtcr, bis q nm s ltbr
&bcno9 ulli IS @rno %unIunatc.
,\u NCu n10crcu Nlm0c@ Wctter.
NcobuhhmQaitotioncn bc2 2mtoeS
murOcu Die iolAcnocn ntcbriQlteu
commencement ocr5citnct: GoItport
10, EortIouo II, Noitou %, Nlbonu
II. @tcu 9)orf 56, E~biIuoclphio 60.
2ItlontIc.Gi "a, @oibin1tou 60,
9toriolf 81, SottcroS "a, Charlotte
60, @ilmin1ton 90, Gborlciton 81,
Souomob 81, &oflonuiuc o. &r-
pitcr ~, Acp.2ScIt -, NtIontn go,
montgomery GA, NcpsC rlcon5 GS.
Folcitinc 80, @oIuciton %, Corpus
Gbriiti 81, Mcmpbi9 IS, GinrimInti
3S, Eitt0burg Is, Cauc3o IS, @ui,
iulo II, GlcpcIono 36, Tctroit IS,
Nlpeno 20, MarQllctte s, @rcc1 Dan
s. Chicago is, 0ullltb &c, St.EuitI
,, 1t. 2nlti3 20, &onioa.Git #,
Smobn 10, &uron &c, 9iamord
10 @iliitou IS, SABRE &,
0clcno C. Solt Hotc 20, 0cnucr
10, Nortb F1ottc s, IobgcsGitu is,
NnloriGo 2G mo Cos NnAclcS i6
Njr0A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Gmn1ett uno elliott %enttuorfeu, Die
Qeforotiou beiorgteu &urlbett y
.Surlbert uno gorpin q. Seioetpib.
Die 0eamtinuen oeS bohber5igen
ltnterncbmcnS iin0: BrdiioentinDrnlI
]9llerun0er NeIionL ce.Gr0lioentm
3Srou ,5ro. Z. Stieii urO 6ron =. 9,
9udlnuu, Sctret0rin 6rau @m. (.
@ocr unO StoBneiitcrin 6ralt Mlll.
9oucrnifmtot.
Iaa oelltihc IorfsGomlte beltebt
ais Den Guncn 6rou George Holl'
bolpb, IoriiBcrin, Strait 6rant g..
Bolton Irou $. g. Mc9ap, 6roit a..
Ncbcr, Iyrol !. @iIliom9 Goro, Strait
,5erc $. @bcclmrigbt, 6rol GrnIt :,
anubc, Irou Z. =. @iliom&, 6rall
!. Nlbcrt Sug6c&, Irmu 6. Bingham
@cnroic, 6rou Nlrab $. Donng, SRI.
Gon,uf, sri. Goa 9uoocfe, sri. So
tborinc MonooIph 6rl, SIlnGlnft,
6rl. Goa pon anoblod, Sri. Gorotllo
Miucr, Sri. Rbcto MiQcr, Sri. Wtor4
0aret SllOcr, sri. E~li'obetb Wllllanl@,
Sri. Euliu Smith, tSrl. Glen NolpcIl,
Sri. @uOoede Sane, Sri. hilbert, 6rl9.
EodorO, Sri. @cbcr mo 6rIa. Nonl'
ian.
@cibnodytabolm - 6rou 6cnrp
5000, %oriiBcrim Srnu Sans Nol
Nioraca, Iron @iiocriB, 6rollIHlQiom
gtiec mo tSruu Sdluuelt Snitb.
&inoersWurtcn - Tron :, @roTton
Iallont, &oriiBcrin, 6rnu e. 2.
Ncoll, Iruu 4. u. @oo0min GroH
@corac VI. Nroun, Sri. Gucn Eloi.
ionta, Sri. Otop Guicott, Grl. Nnno
St>mp, sri. Mnrp @ium ltlo Sri.
VtiiiC VllflCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Sranfcn %Ganonnnnl.

,3lpci iilnijcbnidbri0e Wtdod)cn bottcu
Cincn CANT nit ibrcn Giebbobern.
Gin Wunn, Nantens Sitter,
mar ciniod) lebcnamilbc. - 9lat
orci @%cbenamiloc lino nltber &c.
iobr.
3uei WtGbhen fumcn gcitcrn2(bcnO
in ooa Ct. Soiepba Noipitol. mo
io9tcn Dem 0ottor. boB lie &ou0u-
nnlm Nelommcn bGtten. Iic MAO
d)cl1 lpurcn Mtobcl &lltd)rion 9tr.
1908, NibIono Npcnllc, mn Wup
Corners, gtr. S21, @orioro's yucmlc.
@ci0c iino crit 10 Sabre alt mo
iogtcn, ooB tic boS @iit genonmucn,
lpeil lie nit ibrcn S%icbbobern eiler
3ont gebobt b0tten. Die Wngen.
punlpc mlroc IN Nmncnouna &c.
brod)t, unb limo @cibc nlBer @eiobr,
bod pcrbIicbcu lie Ole Nod,t in so
ipitol.
Eoli5iit Wid)oCl @ulll bcnlerftc &c,
itcrn 9lbeIo $40 llbr cirlcn onid)ei
memo fronten Mom Dor Sllbin'3
Gbenter an Nit Baltimore, uohc
MoQioopitraBc. Nui @efro0en &c.
itono Der WonL 0uB cr an 8opItrobc
SNloulllim gcltonlnlcn babe, b0 cr
itcrben molle mo lcbcuamiioc lei.
9cricIbc iuuroc nod Dem Sto0t+0p.
ipitol Qcbrod)t, 100 bic Mo1cnpunpc
i'm bnIO ollBer @cIubr brodltc, Ger
Niom lpnr Clifton ". Sitter, 80
SATIRE olt, Der bel icincr Niltttcr ltr.
SOP, Norb Garrolton Huc, nohu:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
,6cbbeI's cinsiacs Mtc[ier.

@ir baben MIR Elm Itelier in BAL
timurc, inb bcs bcfinbct fd in Der
Gtasc si e6ener Grbe, Nr. 32f, WurS'
Sat-, nabe Sigb'Str. Ginber-Ebo.
t~osrapbiem cine Spe3iaIitat. - Seine
Isenten unb feline reppen 81 ftcigen.
5. &cbbel. 6. Grni,U eidds. tsfibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Ebe6. 8. 9iener & So.
III Sit.Valtimpres StraEe.

Selttlfes nno anoeres a%usldl,oi.
ldes 8elo sefauft n1o %perfauft.
8elolenoungen beIorgt naf GeutId.
lano, Seitreid, 8uBIano Ii. I. M.
WedIel ausgeIteIlt auf auslanoiIdc
ganfen. Grebitbrieie uno SrapeIers
CHEQUES,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Mithuud) 49,. Nbcuo -. MittiuOdD,
& bis 10 ltbr,
lit
Initcrn-sSeit
jill
Tcntidcn MaiicnlauS.
(336-0
Nus Den Saacn hcr Sniti5.

Gli aluQcn lpcNrll anAcblld, lr!bcs
5obltcr Steltcrn 5rr @0bc ron
$5l0t 80 I'M StootQeriht CIngCs
rcidt. - Wionpcu II. Morncr irci.
Ociprod)cn. - Cos Spicr zines
NuihIu8&.
&loNcn iiir onAcblid) unbc}obltc
Stcuern murOcn 9citcrn BON Der
StuOt Ollrd) Den StoOt Frofurator
GOgor Nucn Soc I'M S%tnotgerift &C.
gen j. y. Nohmon & So. iiir $3.50.
70. 5bomos u. Glenoincn iiir 1882
81, IS. 2. briggs & So. fiir $12224,
auen i. &onc iiir $265.S7, Sorrp NJ.
Sittle iilr $569.S6, Hobert .. 6lens
ming iiir $3GS.27. Wientel & S0bnc
iiir $tl15.S1, &obn $, Mann lilr
$l33.35, MtcnBcl & Sobne iiir $113..
H. =. :. Sdmiot & So. fiir S361.l2,
Net)inqcr @roa. & 50. iiir $5l6,52.
Gic @cDcie III on1elten.
Woruen u. Morner, @cidGftofilb-
rcr ser y9tem Ora N%nulcmcnt 60"
mllroc geitern inn Grinlinol.@ eritt
Don Hifter @rigbt BON Der Nnflagc,
lultcr &o%ripie9elung falider Sbat.
laden $50 Don 6rnu 9lugllIte San.
berS crlun0t 5t BADEN, frclgelprod)ell.
Sie Srolt 5nblte Morncr $50, oonlit
oerielbe ibrcm Sobne &ernlnnn Lei
Der ,gSinc, Monlcu nno Gong So"
lnterbrillgc. Sermamn bcfom feline
Nnltcllung oils Sd)auipielcr, eS mar
ocnl Wnrilcr ie0od) aud llid)t nud)5lt-
%lucilelL bob or poIitiup &eriid)eru1.
gen gcgeben bate. Hid)ter Wrigbt
iogtc, er miinid)e, er fonnte Wurncr
NcieBlid) 6luiugcrL Der sSrnt 0uS @elo
jll%rild5u8eben.
&Spicreines u II d) lo1S.
HOuis Eirronc. cin ~lS.iGbri9er
@llrldc. mllr0c gcitern inn Criminal
@cridt non Der Nnflngc, cincn Iieb-
Itabl bc9nngen 81 bobclL %ireigeipro-
d)cll. IS Itelltc lid n0nllih hcruilS,
nab 5luci AltcrSqcnolicn, benell er
icine 2icbite niht poritelen moltc,
mCbrcre Sn1)cn uericbten, linn Den
Efonold)cin Nabcn mo baum ieinC
&erbultung bcrhcifiibrtcn. Sic bat
ten OuS NucS aus Hod)c gctbnn.
Gin intcrci I'M cr Sail.
Nm &rcia9crid)t fam 0eitcru oiC
&logc Der Nittluc oc3 peritorbcncll
Scnrp Is. Tlcoocrmnn gegen Die irii.
hcrcn @niicngcridlts .glbid)1ter Gnlil
s., @0Bfe unb &oiepb Barron SIR
%crbonblulg. Ser &eritorbenc uor
POM >. Gejcm6cr 1907 bis 5lt icinenl
ON 26. Sonuor 1908 eriolgten Nblc,
ben Der brittle Ibitdter oes @oiien.
grrittS. itno Die @ittlue perlongt oell
orittcn Sbcil Der @cIammt9ebiibten
81 meld)cn Die orci sIbid)GBcr lu1bz
reno Der 3cit bcrcd)tiot moren. 8obfc
II. Barron offerirtc SOL, lie bcGaup.
tct jcbod), baB ihr nlcGr 5ufommen.
mo ucrlnnNt cine Nbrcfnlun0.
@iro bnlo cnt d) icben.
Ter NppelotionsioI pon @ottlicb
&uobe & 60. 1caen Charles i. Mod.
lin, IN Incident es it'd llnl oos Hed)i
DER S%tnotsn1ili5 honbelt. oie ,&id)'
mono WorftbnIle" iiir oas Ibboltcl1
Don lt1tcrbaltiin9en SIT permietbel1
fam 9eitern Dor oem Stauts -appeQo.
tionsgeridlt 5ltr SerbauoIlug. Gic
untere Snitoll5 e1tid)ieb fiirslid 81,
@uniten Der Mili5. Ger Mills lit sic
Warftbule pom Wfapor ltno Stoot.
rntb iu~telltgeltlid) SIM 8chruild
iiberluiieil moroen, mo Die aGiaer &c.
bullpten, Die Mili5 babe oesbolb feil,
Hedt, Die Sd1lc ST. permietben.
Scbbel's cinsiscs Ytclier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Srco. Wancrnidmibt's ,Nmcricau
VrclucrD"-Vicrr.

nlls Dem nlscrlcieliten Sopfen rno
Mal5. gcbrnllt, tonmen ireerlo mel
den lmlportirtcn 9icren glcid,. Der
let1e @eld)nlof uno 8eboltreiftbl,n1
lpred)e1 fiir lid) ielbit, iuopon Sic lid,
oiird) cine Frobe lciht iiberscltocn
tollell, alltc $1.00. 9rouerei. 11O4
us 1928 9ilen-Str. Gel. 6. & 4.
81. Eoul 364, No. Gourtlono 1891.
l330
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
HIr @eihnadtcn

8eloienounsen mad GcittitIano
lno SeItreif . ltnsarn iifer u,,o
IdJ,el beiorgt. 5, 10 uno 20 Morf.
iopie 10 nno 90 9ronen . Sdeine
3u oerfaufen.
5beO. s. 9iener & &c.,
Nr. 217, Cf.yaltimurc-G traSe
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24


Nciaction, machine or ring brought
anout He comes out as a candidate
asne and single handed. He will be
lhd 70 receive the support of the cor
pFahons, Of the anti-corporations, the
lphPltionists and the anti,prohibi-
ionlsIs Of the local optionists, the
ghlstians and the Jews and Gentiles,
ne "Pubicans and Sinners He
sguld even accept the support of the
Pnrisees.
The corporations cannot dc without
ne people, and the people cannot do
Illhout the corporations. Neither
mould be allowed to Cypress the other.
uplhli Is organized, laber should or
gsnize.
the licence tax Law licensing each
lIle enterprise should be amended in
mle! that taxation should bear more
eVenly.
Article XIX of the Constitution pro-
gass Tor Local Option. The qualified
s'cIors mot the Governor) approved
q veto constitutional amendments.
i asls not on the recently constructed
and wagon"
he commenced life working in
NllcSy Fla. at a salary OF $500 pei
~ senll, and boarded himself. He ha:
a Y been a hard working, strug
Enng man and he knows what it means
sahers. He has never married, he
~ always had obligations. His life
~ been spent more in thoughtful
Masusration Of other people than O
%uself' He feels sure he will bt
~. III he gets enough votes.' HI
~ not propose to trade off single
sace There is honor in being Cover
's L is tainted with dishonor h'
woes not want the office.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
First District

To the voters Of the First District.
In answer to the earnest solicitation
of many friends aud prominent bust
ness men, / offer myself as candidate
for county commissioner for the first
district. If elected, l will faithfully
and conscieutiously discharge the du.
ties of the office iu straight, economl'
cal, businessike manner, lending my
efforts always to the improvement and
advancement of the county
DAN SLOAN.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
nm. AnsLin Fourth DISTRICT

In view of the fact that our present
county commissioner has declined to
he a candidate for reelection, and
realizing the great importance OF Sc
Iectinp a safe, conservative man for
this Important Office, we present the
name of D. E. Austin to the voters OF
the fourth district AS Mr.. Austin is
we'll known to every voter in the aus
trict. his ability 10 fill the office WITH
credit to the county, as we'll as himself
IS already established. We could mol
select better man,
BUSINESS MEN AND VOTERS OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
Second District.

To the voters OF the Second Commits,
sioners District:
I hereby announce that am a can
didate for county commissioner from
the second district, subject TO your &C.
ton in the primary May 10Th. [ would
appreciate the support of all voters
and pledge an impartial admiuistra
ton of the duties and will work for the
best interests of the county,
Respectfully,
c. A. KILLER.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24

Author of employers liability law
in Florida.
Voted for Railroad Commission
law, Florida Legislature in 1887
Impeached Judge Swayne in Con-
gress.
introduced bill in Congress to pro-
tect Sea Island cotton.
Voted against rree trade on to-
bacco.
Favors national drainage of swamp
and overlooked lands.
Favors protection to fruits and
vegetables in Florida.
Favors national aid to good roads.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
Fifth District.

To Democratic voters Of Fifth Commits
sioner's District
hereby announce that | am can,
didate for reelection to the office OF
county commissioner from the fifth dis
trict, subject to your action In the
urinary May 10Th. If nominated and
elected will discharge the duties OF
The Office in an impartial manner,
Wv Respectfully,
PETER RAULERsON.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
FOR SHERIFF

To the Democratic voters of St. Lucie
county. >.
hereby announce myself eandi,,
date for reelection to the office OF
sheriff of St. Lucie county. subject, to
the primary to be held on the 10th day
of Nav 1908, and if again nominated
and elected | will endeavor to perform
the duties of the Office as lmparViaii!
ia" ~ Respectfully,
D. S. CARLTON.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.

To the Democratic voters of St. Lucie
county
Iannouuce myself candidate for re-
election to the office of Tax Assessor.
and submit my cause to the voters; so.
Letting your support [, as well as all
other assessors, have made some mis-
takes, but feel sure that | am much
better qualified to serve the people
now than l was two years ago.
Yours to serve,
f. G. PoPPELL.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

To the voters of St. Lucie county
After mature consideration, and at
the request and solicitation from
numerous taxpayers and citizens from
various sections of the county, | have
decided to enter the race for represen-
tative for ST. Lucie county, subject to
the democratic primaries. Those who
know me best, are aware OF the fact,
that belong to no faction and that, IL
elected, will represent the
whole of st. Lucie county. without fear
or favor. w. R. HARDEE.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
Second District.

To the Democratic voters of The Sec
ond Commissioner District.
l hereby announce that | am can
didate for reelection to the office OF
county commissioner from the second
district, subject to your action in the
primary May 10Th. If nominated and
elected 1 Will discharge the duties OF
the office in an impartial manner.
Respectfully,
c. H. EDWARDS.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24

judicial circuit Of Florida, subject to
the Democratic Primaries to be held
on May 10, 1908. If again trusted with
the administration of this most impor-
tant Office by the people, | will, as
have always striven to do, perform my
duty impartially and fearlessly, for the
lest interests Of the State.
JOHN q. JONES,
States Attorney It'll Circuit.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
FOR sUpr. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

| hereby respectfully announce my;
self a candidate FOR the office OF
County Superintendent of Public In
struction for st. Lucie county subject
TO the action of the Democratic Prl-
mary. If elected shall endeavor to
administer the duties OF the once i0r
the best Interests Of patrons and pupils
Giving them the benefit of my knowl'
EDGE of their needs gained during my
nresent term of office, l respectfully
O w. J, NESBITT.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
Third District,

To Democratic voters of Third Com
missioners District.
hereby announce that | am can,
didate for reelection to the office. OF
county commissioner from the third
district, subject to your action in, the
primary May 10Th. Ii nominated and
elected I will discharge the duties Of
the Office in an impartial manner,
Respectfully,
j. F. BELL.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24

WIN. B. Lamar
Winning Candidate for
United States Senator

To the voters in. the coming Demo
cratic primary:
| hereby announce myself caudi-
date for denomination to the Office of
Tax Collector of st. Lucie County. If
by your votes l am nominated and
elected l shall continue to perform the
duties of the office to the best Of my
ability. Respectfully,
g. h. BUTTON.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
FLfth pistrict

Az precinct convention held at
Fort Drum, / was unanimously cbosed
ne q candidate for county commissioner
Ear the 9th district and hereby an
nnnnce myself as such, subject to the
action Of the voters of the fifth district
in the coming primary, II nominated
and elected / will perform the duties
Of the Office in an impartial manner.
I r. e. MCLAUGHLIN.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
A Twenty year Sentence.

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Inns Arnica Salve, which cured me
from bleeding piles Just twenty years
ago. writes 0. S. Woolever Of LeRays-
vile. N. Y. Buctlens Arnica Salye
heals the worst sores, boils, burns,
wounds and cuts In the shortest Time
25c al the Fort Pierce Drug 90.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
To the voters:

Ln6 NOIeIo'
am a candidate for tax assessor of
St. Lucie county and respectfully ask
your support, | am practical man
and alive to the interest of the people
of this county where l have lived for
many years. l am competent, and II
elected will do the work honestly and
In practical manner. II you want
me for assessor vote for me.
r. G. WALKER.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
G. 3. Coon. rhird District.

In view of the fact that there is no
announcement for member of the
school board from this district, we pre-
sent the name Of G. b, Coon as COM
petent man, and solicit for him, the
support of the voters, at the coming
primaries
BUSINESS MEN AND VOTERS OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24

hereby announce myself as candl'
date for the office of sheriff otSt' LUCE he
county, subject to the action OF tn ne
Coming Democratic primaries ~
u .,or,;netod and elected pledge to give
the duties of the Office fearless and en-
erSetic attention, and will use every
v ,bSysical means to enforce the law ID
every section of the county.
e'ei' ]. A. FRANKLIN.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
MOP COUNTY COMMISSIONER
First District.

First District.
no the Democratic voters Of First
e commissioners District
Ihorehv announce that | am can,
,sa nerf foy reelection to the Office Of
aloa.e 20 commissioner from the first
county county, snhiect to your action 10 the
Urinary 'II May 10Th. II dominates sI.sSa. ap y
eIIected will discharge, the 9, o 'I,a p
the olnsS - Respectfully,
PAUL KRoEqEL4
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
third District.

AT the request of many voters l
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office of member of the Board
of Public instruction for the third dis
trict subject to the action OF the Dem
ocratlc primaries. VIM HoGG'
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

To the voters Of the Democratic
Primary. 80. .ho wishes of
anv friends. I announce my canol'
annH for the Office of County Judge;
q ~ ~ vour votes the nomination ana
II ~ are given me, | shall con
e .,e',e 70 conscientiously discharge the
S sluge Of the Office as l see them. -.
Your support is most respec'iu''
solicited. runn Evr
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-24
10 The Democratic voters.

hereby respectfully offer myself as
candidate for the Office of County SUI
nerintendent of Public instruction,
sNh;act 70 the voice of the voters at the
nrimary MAY 10th. | have served
ppaarIv four Years on the school board.
am an experienced teacher, and II
elected q will continue to make the wish
es of the majority OF the people my
"'"' ~ Respectfully,
B. F. HARDEsTY.