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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
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betD obner.

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
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$500

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melt Dtrmitttfn btg Gtts
reoftopss. 100 pbotosg 5romos.
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glase osr melt. bohfsiu oussefahrt.
gisfefeinsn gilotr iammt Stsrsoicope
unb nit sinsm 5obrsang oitftr 2sis
taHs, pgrtofrsi nur 1895, ptns
StsTtoitop $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
Bel 8Oraus5abIun oon
$3.50

Confirms 5anSbu9 oss
nubIiAsR uno Safdenats
las Der 0eIt. lle5sr 440 Geitsn
tart uno tntbdlt geIebli6s geliims
munssn, GoHiuIats. Gins uno anosrs
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gartsn etc.
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lid BON IL big 20 Seitn tart unb in
ansrfanut einsg Der 5sitsn IanbDirt6s
i4dItlitsn 9ldtisr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19

Semcnoem aus Ser Site
ooer 6anD sHpabrfdgen.
~ IS oertsbi nd ooK ieIbf, odB oisis
4ua0iuns ssI6idt benuBt. 0isI SpaB
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9erbiltRiNe coer iriiters 9t6enss
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man p~ropbe3eit; iorgfdltig 1T iROsB
4aes 5u Dermeioen, mas beleieiSen
cotr irdnten ionnte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19

Drsi EtH66en 8rD0. bic
orti 3erf dieotnfn
often 0tr5prgtH lisseH,
efftn unt bdnn ma6ea, o0B
bret unter siuem Der
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19

SemaHoem etpus in bic.
6anb ge6en, mas dlIe Nm
osren febeu, er ieGbH aber|
Man IdBt IGN isin eisenss
DIR ooer ieiHe oadre in bic 6aRO neae
men. pctsi er o6er freiIih teiRemSpies
gel gessnii6srFebeH bari.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
aaaais,,IfdI.

Define @eripdnbtsn iDaren lpobl itbf
geriibri, ols Du QbIhisb nabmIt24
% ia, beionoers bic 2Gnte; bic bridts
mir neinenb elm 3ehnmartRiid In bic
9anb. Der Suisl bisIi f9 tapfsrsr;
bon BEN betam ib nur eineH 9haIsEl-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19

limb. - Sine Sher5aufe
eaH-RatDem man nGmlih bic srei
StithsH Bro segsHsn uno bic @ts
ieaitdit betimmt bat. unier peldem
Ter orsi 6iie he pitosr ~bstfammsn Iein
loHen, Iest mar osn ~oeDabltsn dui.
uno Die Srei Stidfen @roo Fno oas
ranter. ndmlia IN BEN g1assn oes
4usl6snbsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
psdJ.

.J6r Gobn bat esftsrn In ber GtoSI
cine FIberne ubr geltoblen. Jrou 0d8s
BARN. unb lift babel sripiIht iporbsn-
- 80 SsTts, bic S9dnbl menn Fl
bod psnieitsHs stue goIoene espeisu
tnnrelA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
9ar gtahtunu.

mon itabs Gtlb nur mii,siH poHe
essr gyDgebsStioanndiansen. rsais
nrirism Brittle, ossr cut Wiipoufx
g6itaso chr Ben 9oTs laa:snss
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
Bel 8oraus3ablun DON
1910
Bel 1oraus3ablun Don
B2 25

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qfeife nit 9erntsinsSpibs
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usber 800 Ssiten fart. gum
grlsrusn Der snsIiiaeR Sprah uus
er.6ebrIih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19

Ylein W0rthen Heunt Dir Gin @eipi6t.
3ob braadt mans in Der Sebteit niat.
Nusit Oa SemieIben 5dBe an,
SIT IS Elm De%tterbarfer Mann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
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.a5nnte id cine WdrmefldI9e bes
fommsn, !Suberbduerin2@ 81 haH
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
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BoroeriHoieH, 6. mduHlihsr @orname.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
Nat0iet' Gde.
Qfdtefer.

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6ous.
Zen &opi idHea meg, DirO cine 5arbs
0'raus
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
Bel 9oraus3a6luns oor
#2.75

Heine Hereftopif6s Bit
Der, oas Re6en gbrifi bar
Feftab. ammtg utem Ste
reoicop. Der Gmpfingsr Bat Sci
qrdmie Bic g~rprsbtoisE 8u
gortofTsi $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
Aus nenr ptenIfnnterrtd1f.

Afte nenr BtenI fititferrtd1ts
unteroffiSier. ~Wnists
mas ipsrben Gle aIIo tbun. rsHu Gis
4bsnbs uHDerIehens an stuen Offiaiet
anltoben?" - ia t9u i9 49, elm
geiperrt perben!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
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etaSsus farm & fam eabsH.
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~~zg en ptfisscrss pa fir ptrsenIabrlr
ERII Drb 5ftfa Der Is bfriaaDt f-aoeiortf
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Ghf Etb Dir surbt fti tgn 1atu 1870 8sn bn-
cc4u. gafCr efuIa Tort Enc1rt. rab. faserrfg
nab issi nufrr faasr NE1tinas ron 6r
kOEAlG MEDICINE Co.
10 Lake str CHICAGO, Ill,
Del utstfsftrn a. baben ffr
t1soo bts Efafnf. 3 1lafNfu ffr 81. on1
sssts tts7Ss efas 1890.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19
SM1noristisch
Aatennrtrdr.

sSit has Sbre erIts Jrda91 Jul
unb aud bic lebtsl" Z
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-19

5ar aufl5iuns Der o5iJsn 8it9isl IT,
iolgsnoer Breis ausseieBt:
Sin Grsd6lmgsbua.
Bel Osrauslooiuns oes grstits tommen
nnr iol6e Beperbsr, Die ale orst Jtit6isl
tidtia ast0it ano bic aait6iungsn bis gum
%. Stuff lgJ5 einJeihtft 5a6sn, in
bura@l.
EuEOiuHg or RitlitI ia 80. 90.
/.
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2.
@it Ding pia geiIe bubsu.
3.
% aIOmeiter arie. aamm, Drei.
matter, Wlsiie, GiHsr. Sba, Seller, Saosl,
@rbs, &eis.
Gidtiss e0iunaeu erbalteu bon Wrs.
3. 8arEart, DeIde aud ben 4reis erbieit.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

nor Of the state Of New York. he
received 80 z out OF q possible 1908,
as against 151 for James Wads-
worth. Jr., Livingston county and,
81 for frmer congressman John
Stewart, OF Montgomery. The nom
ination was made unanimous on
motion Of State Committeeman
Barnes, OF Albany, who has been
perhaps the bitterest and most OUT
spoken OF the opponents to the gov
ernor's denomination.
The governors denomination fol-
lowed the utter failure after des-
perate struggle of number OF
county leaders who for days have
spared no effort to defeat him. The
remainder of the ticket was made
up in the good old fashioned or
ganization way The slate was an
nounced. an hour or more before
the session convention began, by
Timothy Woodruff after confer
ence of local leaders.
The other nominations are: Lieu
tenant governor, Horace White,
onondaga; secretary of state, Sam
uel S. Koenig. New York; attorney
general, Edward r. Omalley. Erie;
comptroller, Charles H. Gaus, AL
bany; state treasurer, Thomas B.
Dunn, Monroe: associate Judge of
the court of appeals, Albert Haight.
Erie.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
CAPT.. BULLOCK AND PRES.
IDENT'S SON HUNTING
Kermit And United States Marshal
Looking for Game ON Dakota
Reservations

Deadwood, s. D., Sept. 14.-Cap-
tain Seth Bullock, United States
marshal who has been at home in
Deadwood during the session Of
United States court left last evening
for Huron. There he will meet his
yung friend, Kermit Roosevelt and
together they will go to Standing
Rock and Cheyenne reservations for
a hunting trip. The captain and Ker-
nit have hunted together many
times, one of their most recent trips
having been made two years ago
this summer. At that time. they
started with small party from
Deadwood and out north on hunt
ing trip, proceeding as far north as
President Roosevelt's old ranch.
where Kermit had never been.
Young Roosevelt is quite skillful
hunter and, like his father. devoted
to outdoor life and sports He is
the son who is said to be scheduled
to accompany his father on the much
talked Of trip to Africa, where they
will go in search OF game. Captain
Bullock and Kermit will spend
from two to three weeks on their
trip dividing their time between the
two agencies, upon each Of which
the captain has innumerable friends.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

electors. and adopted platform
which warmly endorses the admin
istration OF President Roosevelt and
the; nominees Of the national con-
svention.
William E. spry. of Salt Lake
City, was nominated for, governor.
The platform as adopted endorses
the proposition for national board
of health under federal supervision;
Sfavors postal savings banks. greater
navy. national bureau of minis and
the good reads movement. The ma
tional platform Is endorsed along
other lines.
When the Associated Press bulle-
tin announcing the nomination of
Gov. Hughes by the Saratoga con-
vention was read here this after
noon by United, States Senator Suth-
erland, the delegates jumped to
their feet and cheered wildly for.
some time. A resolution was then
offered instructing the officers OF
the convention to telegraph congrat-
ulations OF the convention to
Hughes. It was carried with a
whoop.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
RED men HOLDING
A BIG POW: WOW |.
National Report Show to be Excel.
lent Conditton-spirited Contest
For Head Omces.

Bridgeport. Conn, Sept. Ia
Hundreds Of tame Red Men, both
bucks and squaws, swooped down
upon this peaceful New England city
today and are in complete possess
sion with the full consent and APP
prevail Of the paleface citizens. The
invaders come from nearly every
state and territory Of the Union and
are here for the purpose OF holding
the national convention OF the I'M
proved Order of Red Men. Three
score great councils, with nearly =
300 tribes and half-million men,
oers, the represented.
Reports OF officials will show that
considerably over million dollars
vas disbursed by the order during
he last year, and that nearly $22,-
100000 have been paid out in benz
its since the organization OF the
.sder. w. A. S. Bird, OF Topeka, is
he present Great Inconohee; Lo-
-eph Farrar, Of Philadelphia, the
Great Senior Sycamore; Wilton
Brooks, of Chicago, the Great Chief
of Records. and William Provin, OF
Westfield, Mass, the Great Keeper
of Wampum. A spirited contest ds
expected for some OF the national
Offices.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
WILLIE HEARST WILL
SPEAK At DEADN00D
independence Party Boomerang Will
Visit the Black Hills On
October 4 6.

Deadwood, s. d., Sept. l5.--Wil-
liam Randolph Hearst will attempt
to establish a foothold for his new
independence party in the Black
Hills. He is coming here in person
to tell the people OF the short
ings of the old parties and to ex-
plain to them how he proposes to
reyolutionize social conditions and
bring about an era Of permanent
prosperity.
Mr.. Hearst will inaugurate his
Black Hills crusade in Dea dwood3 on
Friday, October 10th, and he evil +
IDENTIFY wants to give everybody a
chance to listen to the promulga-
ton OF his methods OF reconstruc-
ton. One of his political lieuten-
ants, Il. j O'Reilley, of the New
York American, is now engaged in
making arrangements for the meet
ing in Deadwood and is endeavor-
ing to secure a hall of large capa-
city. He wants one that will seat
from i SO to 900 people but will
probably have to- content himself
with one OF smaller dimensions. If
ssit comes to the worst. they may hold
an overflow meeting in the street,
but II, any event, will try to let all
the eple hea Is the glad tidings.
Iearst VII II not be the only
Indepen dance celebrity to appear in
Dead bod on Oct ber 9th He will
be accompanied by Thos. Higgen'
the party presid entail candidate
and other men romi nent in the
new political organiza tion.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
COTE MORE, =
The BLACK HILLS.
IS 897 - -. - ss'1 -.
Significance and Derivation Of Names
OfNational Forests in South
Dakota.

In the process Of redistricting the
National Forests which has Just been
completed, numerous changes of
names were made. These changes
We're by no means haphazard or ar
bitrary. The new names have been
chosen on account of their impor-
lance in local and national history,
and they will serve for all time as
reminders Of men and events con-
nected with our progress from. the
pioneer days. Merely to read them
understandingly is to trace the sa-
lie1t facts of western growth and de-
yelopment.
The National Forest In South Da-
kota, with the Significance and deri-
Walton Of their names, are as fol-
lows: r.
The Black Hills National Forest
is named from the Mountain range
In South Dakota. called by the carry
French settlers "cote noire, 2 black
hills, from the character OF the tim
Der which grows on them, giving a
dark appearance. This forest is in
charge Of Supervisor e. NJ. Hamil-
ton, with headquarters at Dead
wood. The area included is i 1885,
100 acres.
The Sioux National Forest is SO
named from the Sioux Indians OF
Dakota and Minnesota, the largest
tribe in the United States. The word
is an abbreviation OF the name APP
piled to them by the Objibwas, and
|signifes .slittle snakes Supervisor
g. a. Ballinger Is In charge Of this
forest, with headquarters at Camp
Crook. This forest contains 245,-
1873 acres.
AS new forests are created it lie
the intention Of the Forest Service
to name them so as to perpetuate
the names Of men and events prom
inently connected with the history
land development Of the western
country. "A
= NJ Il
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
SEVEN PEOPLE killed
BY POOL CONDUCTOR
Threw Match in Car OF Powder
Terrific Explosion Following
Deaths and 80 Injured.

Windsor. Mo-, Sept. 10. Seven
persons are dead and thirty are In
jured. four of whom are expected
to die. as the result Of an explo-
sion Of car ofiblack powder at the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad
station here this morning.
The dead are: Frank Yake. sta
ton agent at Windsor; James NC
.Cabe, brakeman, Sedalia, Mo-; Hen
ry Graystone, tramp, residence UNI
known; Elmer Keech, 16 year old
boy; Walter Cox. boy; Howard
Kerns, negro miner, Sedalia; Chas.
Davis, negro. Sedalia.
When 1t became known today that
a car of powder was on the tracks
at the station, a number OF curios-
ity seekers, the majority OF whom
were negroes, assembled to watch
the unloading. The freight con-
5ductor became annoyed at their
presence and when, in moving keg
of powder, some Of the explosive
fell out on the ground. he remarked:
'I'll show you how to scare the mig
gers" He took a match from the
hat band of a negro standing nearby
and lighting 1t, threw it into the
powder. Instantly there was an ex-
plosion that shook the town,
knocked the end of the depot and
shattered windows and stopped
clocks for mile around. The car
containing the powder was torn to
pieces and hurled in every direc-
ton.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
COY. CUMMINS TAKES
TO The TAIL TIMBER
Leaves the Iowa Republicans to Set
tie Senatorial Question Is
Sure Of Election.

Des Moines, Sept. 14.-Gov. A..
B. Cummins leaves this city tomor-
row for a two weeks vacation and
will return to the state Sept. % to
deliver his arst campaign speech at
Fort Madison on Sept. 20. From
that time on to the November cleo
ton he will devote all his time to
the campaign.
When asked concerning the atti-
tude Of the, stand-patters in opposing
him in the primaries for the nomin-
alton he said: They are welcome
to put in candidate If they really
think they can. win for their candi-
date. 1t will be for the republic
cans Of Iowa to say and am sure
/ want the majority to select the
nominee Of the party for United
States senator. KS
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
COLORADO MINING CON
GRESS IN SESSION
Pass Resolution Declaring Federal
Forestry Service Gigantic
Graft.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 11.-Today's
sessions of the Colorado Mining
Congress developed discussion of
the federal forestry service showed
very plainly that many present CON
slider that the bureau is medium
of graft and a hindrance to the
growth Of the mining industry.
James H. Myers. manager Of the
King Solomon Mining company Of
Summit county introduced a resolu-
ton which was adopted, declaring
that the opinion of the Colorado
mining men is that the forest re-,
serves should not include mineral
lands above the timber line or in
sections where trees do not thrive on
account of the altitude. A resolu-
ton was also adopted requesting
government care in locating reser-
voir sites in order to prevent food
ing Of mines.
"A committee of five was named
to prepare commercial exhibit rep
resenting every mining district Of
the state to secure a mining temple
for the American Mining Congress
at Denver to present proposed laws
to the next legislature.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
FAST PASSENGER TRAIN
WRECKED N MISS.
Three Persons Killed and Thirty In
jured BY Derailment Of Fast
Passenger Train.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 14.-Word
just received In this city states that
passenger train No. 81 a. ON the
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad
was badly wrecked near Clarks-
dale, Miss. this afternoon. Three
persons are reported killed and
thirty injured. The dead are Mrs.
Verge Graham, Glendora Miss. an
unidentified girl is years old and an
unidentified woman.
The train was running at . high
rate OF speed when at Durham. q
small station near Ciarksdaie, It
ped the track. the chair car. and
one passenger coach, both filed
people, turning over the em-
bankment and being badly smashed.
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Public Land Sale.

Department Of the Interior, Ra4H
City Land Office, s. D., August 15f CHI
1908. a y
Notice is hereby given that az d.
rected by the Gommis sioner 81; tho
General Land Office, under the prp-l
Visions of the Act Of Congress ~
proved June 9th. 1906 GA
517 y. we viii offer at public sale to-
the highest bidder. at . O'Clock ~:
m. on the 9Th day Of Oct ober. next
at this. Office, the following tract OF
land-serial 0655, viz:
North half OF uthwest quarter
and southeast quarter of sout Invest
quarter Of section 8 2, township 81
north, range 8 east, 3. H. N.
Any; person claiming adversely
the above described lands are adyer-
stised to file claims or objecti ions on
or before the time destg fot the
sale sss3
John .. Burke. Register.
Ss5sI Myron Willsie, Receiver.
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5. D. S1lIE ElDElTR CONVENTION


The seventeenth annual conyen-
ton OF The state Endeayor Union
will be held. at Redheld, South Da-
kota. October 1918. 1908.
Rev. g. At. Hubbell for six years
Held secretary Of the Ohio State I'm
ion. will be with us. General Sec
rotary William Shaw. OF Boston. Will
be with us Friday.
Each society Is asked to send two
delegates. Entertainment on The
Harvard plan. odging and break
fast. Isl
We have been granted ! rate Of
one and one-third fare, provided Ne
have one hundred certificates Of full
fare paid to Redneld.
Bee that your society Is represent
ed BY 81 least one delegate.
For further particulars or pro-
yisional programs, address, u. r. An
dersan, Huron, Of III. Seymour.
Ds6mst
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For President
3 WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
For Vice President
Ks JOHN nv, KERN.
For Congress, Long Term
A. III. OLSEN.
For Congress, Long Term
6 %. D0AvDIsi4L
IT, n sc s,n2sa, Short Term
For Presidential Electors
T lsltl1I =. y s s'EYaL ny
y. Z. GooDWIN.
r &Ilsi4IAMs CALVIN.
For Governor
x tSl9t Il. LEE.
W FER 'F L = ,stI 4 MI, governor
For Secretary of State
lNili1l3l.sAf Iil1.ALlsl
For Treasurer
A. w. Cio:sson.
For Auditor
ItQ4 WEIGH.
For +, G g y school and Public Lands
&S = fsfel1N YOUNG
H. MOAN.
For Attorney General
JOHN b fiANTON.
For Railroad COMMISSIONER
s.: " AiiNf1f,p.
For sta.,e Senate. Tortieth Dist
!, tSite&A N y li1i5tal Jon i'.S.
For REPRESENTATIVES.
& MARTIN HANSEN,
JOSEPH j AY.
For4County Treasurer
& H. w. fIlNRICIiS.
For Si,tl, II -
i ,I..l L, LIZ - Z.
For Clerk of Courts
y. s. GANtFz.
For REGISTER of Deeds
3 RGIitSftT flNNlaRTe,N
l'o, Auditor
JOHN. u. REED.
for States Attorney 5t 4
!, sC'IiAuNClIY L.. WOOD.
For County Judge
Z Eisf,.SI * ~. BANGS.
80 For Assessor-
: ED MCCAIN: 5
For Coroner
5SDR. d w. FLICK.
For County Commissioners
r.. b. MCCARTHY. Second District
+ MATTHEW DRILLING, Fourth Dis
Ru si'is b. CAMPBELL, Fifth District
County Surveyor
Y H. C. AVERY.
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Night Riders In Arkansas.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. IA
special from Jonesboro says that
night riders are organizing in north
eastern Arkansas and. 1t is reliably
reported for the purpose of reduce
Ing the cotton acreage next year
and for holding this years crop for
the price set by the international
Farmers Union convention which
met at Fort Worth recently.