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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
A BLACKSMITH POLITICIAN.

Should you have occasion to visit the
Office of the state auditor OF Colorado
YOU may meet a heavy set man with
honest Irish eyes whose hearty WAYS
VIII make you feel at home.
That is "Roady" Kenehan.
And should you be a stranger with
itiveness concerning affairs he win
chat with you for half an hour and
not grow impatient.
Ask him about his political career
and he will say nothing.
Last year one day Ready Kenehan
took or his leather apron. washed his
hands In the cooling tub and STROBE MP
thc hill 10 the stntchouSe
An hour before he took the oath of
Office as state auditor he had been
shoeIng horses in John Murphy's shop.
Kenehan Is the sort OF labor leader
who not only leads. but iaburs-entire-
~ different from the walking delegate
whose hands are as soft as a dry
goods clerks.
For thirty years he has hammered
nm anvil and shod horses. mules and
bronchos for wages. Rut always ne
has been a student OF affairs.
For twenty years Kenehan- has been
secretary aud treasurer of the Inter
national Union OF Journeymen Horse
shoers. And during all that time no
Ill gotten gold has touched his cal
iOused palm.
Honest as the day Is long, Kenehan
has served in the Denver city council,
on the board OF supervisors and has
been member OF the state central
committee OF his party.
And he has never quit bis forge FOR
q day. save once a year to attend the
horseshoers' convention.
kenehan claims to be nothing more
than blacksmith and is proud of his
business, but woe to the state en-
pioyee who sends a padded bill into
his Office for approval.
1T Is positive pleasure to meet this
nne man. who Is practical and straight
forward. but who Is also an intelligent
student OF economies. with breadth OF
vision.
Here Is the lesson:
&c Is your duty TO engage I'm politics.
but you should not depend upon that
precarfous business for q livelihood
stick to your business. young man.
ne above the temptations of bribery
IN politics. and when Office fails you
as 1t will-you can go back to your
Iorge or farm or Office honest and in
dependent to the last.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
Heart toHeart
Talks.
A MOUNTAIN sTREAM.

II takes its rise on the continental
divide.
On the crest OF the range the melted
snowdrops and the rain divide. These
60 eastward aud those west. The trio
king eastbound drops form q stream
let down ravtne. which soon becomes
brook Gathering impulse at every
leap. 1t lodges the rocks and Joins TO
itself the streams that dow in like di-
rectlon. so that when It reaches the
base OF the mountains II justifes the
name OF river.
When the first SHOWS are melted An
early June (the first SHOWS to melt are
the last that falD its banks will scarce
contain the flood. Later and for the
remainder OF the year IL Is full fed by
the earlier SHOWS that have been pack
ed away into the crevices and ravines.
Aud now the river gently flows
through the meadows OF "the park"
where resort hotels and summer cot
tages are builded. carrying In it's deep
er pools the gamy trout-rsinbow and
speckled and the other lighting species.
Then, gathering itself for another
long leap downward, It shoots into the
great gorge and starts on its trip OF
more than twenty miles and a descent
OF full $500 feet TO the valley OF the
foothills.
What journey,
Hemmed here between the eternal
hills and there by the frow a y precipi-
tous rock. 1t dashes on it's &Irse, here
in flmy cascade and then quieted for
moment. and now In foamy rapids
and then in piunging waterfalls Of
dashing spray
And seldom are you out OF the sound
OF II.
What does II say7
To the civil engineer who bewails
the loss OF power it merely says, $50
Ing down" But to the poet its muir
muring thunder, softened into the per-
pctual sigh OF JOY. loudly whispers,
''ro The sea-to the sea and the clouds
again.
And then. battling at the canyons
mouth. for the first time is the hand of
man laid upon IL. A 1.-THE OF its spar
king waters Is piped ten miles away
TO quench the thirst Of cityful And
the bulk of the stream. as IL weary of
fits journey. glides quietly into the pro-
sale bitches TO irrigate the valley.
And out of the lateral bitches when
its work is done It seeps, seeking it's
own again. Used over and over to
fructify the fields, II moves on into
other streams and thus TO the sea.
How like useful human life!
The same modest birth aud creeping
Infancy, the dashing course OF iusty
youth. the full flowing Of quiet bless
Ing to tho world and on TO the great
sea,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
Didn't Civ. Him tn. Chance.

Schopenhauer, when staying In Ge-
neva. used TO go every day TO table
d'hote at which now and then mp
Peared other distinguished visitors.
Once Lady BYRON sal next to him.
Doctor" said the host after she had
left. with twinkle In his eye. doc
tor. do you know who sal next TO you
ut the table today: II WAS Lazy BY
ron
why the deuce did you not tell me
this before?" replied Schopenhauer: Il
should have liked TO be rude TO her"
THAT was what ! feared" said the
host. "and for that reason kept Il
quiet"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
A Brioht Ou4Ioek-

DO yor-er-~do you think. Miss
Dobieigh. that you viii be-er-engag
ed next Thursday evening"" asked
Tompy very bashfuily.
We'll. really. Mt Tompy." replied
Ethel. Il don't know. but IL you car
get up spunk enough between now and
then TO do your share think there's a
fair prospect that shall be-"
And Tompy did, Hsrper's Weekly.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
BALTIMORE, Chesapeake & Atlantic
EzksaH RAILWAY co.
Fiankatank River Line.
IN effect June 9Th, 1910.

IN effect juno 9Th, 1910
- steamer leaves Pier Light Street wbar,
nait.iLtlore. every Sunday and "Wednesday
weather permitting. for freepor, ana intnrs
mediate landings as follows: '''''
Leave Baltimore m Mia o m n m
Samrsons : ~. Tipers 3. BIackweIIs = "a Eac'
ION =. Iimhs = 10 ReedVillc 40 unrdings n
,,tnnrNeys q 10. Grace Point 7lO Ryrdtnn ; N
hhmarnock $50. Ocrans 3 az lacks ms CT
H. cricket Hill II 30. Calls III As Fitcbe,t - m
y. m, kuarks 30. Warehouse AZ ConroJs )
Green folnt 2.l5 Stampers 2al Hands a ar
rive Freeport 4 30. "''''us D. III
returning steamer leaves Freenort e., Ral-
tlmore and intermediate landings ever Tues
ana FrldSy. wea' her permitting. ms follows.
Leave Freeport = a. m. Blanns 2 ~ Siam
ers ..5O, Green Point 7.45, g. nrads \ War;
mouse nc 9 81, Ruarks S.45, Fitchetfs M Calls
~ oo' Cricket Hill! 10 IS, Jack SONS Creek m ~
Verans m, Kilmarnock 40 Grgce Point
LOU byruton Hardings g. Hnryeys3 TX Flee
lot 4.O, limbs AS, Reedyi.le < Mia Z IN
~. ackwells 5.45. Tipers q, Samp- ons "a. arrive
AZ baltimore next morning.
=. TITS time table shows the times at which
steamers may be expected TO arrive NJ and de-
palt from the several wharyes bur thejr ar
rlVaI or departure at the times stated IA NOT
euarantced. nor does the Com nav hold Itself
arising therefrom. CONSEQUENCES
Freight received in Baltimore on smiling
days until 40 u. M y" s"h''s
"tLLARD THOMSON Gen. Manager
n NJ nGAvEN, Agent. Baltimore.
Gen Freight and Passenger Agent.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
Huier For nrn,,

Dress yourself fine where others are
hne and plain where others are plain
but take care that your clothes are
well made and fit you. for otherwise
they VIII give you a very awkward
air.-Lord Chesterfield.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
The Ohiaet of Di.n,,..

Were YOU bull or n bear when YOU
went into Wall street,
Neither. l was one OF the fellow.
they were both after Exchange
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11

Our generosity should never exceed
our abilities.-t'icero.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11

pass IL VI pam II
the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
what TO DO.
There Is comfort in the knowledge %
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer,s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy.
fulhlls almost every wish in CORRECTING
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys
liver, bladder and every part of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity OF being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up MANY
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of Swamp-Root is
soon realized. It stands the highest be-
cause pitts remarkable
health restoring prop A<SdT.1dRnN
critics. If you need f=a1::Is::.Ss..1
medicine you should :.::::::..::jjss....::s.3
have the best. Sold by kflekaa aIIaSS5
druggists in fifty-cent = . :,
and one-dollar sizes. Hs... :. - - 80
You may have sample bottle sent free
py mail. Address DIR. Kilmer & Co., Binp-
hamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember the name, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamton.
N. Y. on every bottle.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY.


6s Baltimore, FIRE
y3EZNE ericksburg. Nor.
folk and Itappa.
hammock River Routes.
Schedule in effect November RIO.
BALTIC, TnPrABANNOCk q EsEDn
Steamers leave Baltimore. pier 9 Lisb, n
as follows weather permiItingi SUNDAY ;
.Westland, North End. MIL Greek ". >,
Stone. ir ington. weemR. MillenbecE M
Nouns Nouns, ottom w Moran: Bnrhan, Urba, a
Fort, Sharps, Bowlers. Wares, weiir,d.
as APP Ga. m. MAYORS Hole. Il AID
Mllmont Sreeniaws. Port Royal. Por. -
way: Hay Mount. Hop Yard Fredericksbur,
STEAMER leaving on Sunday does nor q, an,
son Mondays steam er will leave Iced. ~
at 100 a. m. " "
nALTIMORE-suARr
Ieaves I,alt more wednesday 4.;o m m e.
"a S rtr End. White Ston Burha ms. Hurtona
hc"iton Sharps. "''
bsLTIMORE-TAPPA
Steamer leaves Balfim ,re Frida, Am
iD,,, nortn End, MIL Cre"k White Stone. IrX
t"I; ~fems Mil cnbecs Isurhans ~,
IONS. DrbanDa. Nonaskon wheoltons VII
view, Sharps. TappahI mock ""'er
FRED'G. TAPPABANHOCk L. p..,
,ri steamers leave Fredericksburg Snnd,r
iu,ues"Iy ana Thursday 2 D. m. for Ratciio1'
Royal. Greenlaws. wimont, sa10dersy Port
No,,u e ~; m. LaXtons Carriers, BianneiJ
weIifoTns WI a, m Tappabannock 1880 a. M
Iiay Pori. " healtoD, Water View wSn.ssinn,r'
Mep@T aoI.;s d. %: m. I'urbans. MiIIenbrck
lryinston weems. white sto 1n"h s,i Ms9%r,ns,
"a ILL ", ~ ~ S s, b"d p. IN. westland
saturday mos nin9s. "aS ana
NoCK-.aLrtMopr
o., otesmer, leave Tsppahanuock 7.ao
tuesday aud Thuradav stS',,,'jne n, ", a. M
waaTe,. Bowlers. Sbarps S::sD a m. sftaY pnl,
Unrton materview Moraskon, u rhanns
"eems. white Stone, Mill G;reek Nor,h trson'
90 nFI I,,N, ny IN baltimore "Wednesday and Fri
s, "a I- es 10 baltimore on Thursday will No,
STOP at Orbanna and Bay Port. "i'i NOT
CONGRATULATIONS
e., IL We Sharps % n. m. THURSDAY for Who'll
tons Bnrhans e Mn, no ssL on, Urbanna bur
"hiie stone Nj Greek, North End '"n
TAPPAHANNoCK-NO
Satn rday pm. stopping at WeIIfords Wine
,oowIerf. ShaTps. Bay Port WhrsIton WIS,
miIlenhecI son. Or6anns, Burtons. Burhans
srInRton. Gems. White Stone Mini Clss'
North End. West land VIII creek,
40. - VI Ihg' STE mer will leave Norfolk Mo-,
IIsy y. m weather permitting for Ts "n-
. ho ..k stopping at landings az aI,ov,, 20
&C pt merry Point. Ottoman. Morsns s,I , Sk-
,or,ts S,opplng at BOwlers. Wares and We'll
r.s,, nh return trip to- Baltimore on Tuesday,
a,,a. = snt VIII not be rec eived in Norf1E
after 8. M on sailing DAYS.
nls tlune-tsbie shows the times nj which
s.eainers may bc expected TO arrive AT n nj do
Islh from tho several wharves, but their ~
a.nhI or departure At the times stated ia not
suaranteed. nor does the company hold Itself
arising thcrefrom ''0t"o"""s
on rreiEht received in Baltimore until ip. m.
W. d. SCOTT. Agent Fredericksburg.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11

q brick dust sedi'
ment, or settling
J stringy or milky
appearanceofter
indicates an un.
healthy condi.
ton of the kid.
neys; too fire.
quent desire to
mass II 0r nas,, -
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
fhousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il.
How To Find Ont. "a

Fill bottle or common glass with youl
water and let ii stand twenty-four hours.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
sHARP-BALyIMoRr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

ION " atcryiew. Mo asI on. TTbaDna In
VIE ~ ~, Iuthans Mf'lenbeck. Weems, Ir invt,,
"hIlc stone, vi Creek. North End '"H '"n,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

roaesstner. leave Tsppahannock. 7.90 81 ~,
w. p nI,d shursdav stopping at wellTor,is
Whasl,,D,S UT. Snarps $50 a. M. sRay Port
~, h.diIob Hateryiew. Moraskon sITrbar,at
WILTON, vSneIl' ,BIrhaDs. Milienbeck. Iryiuptn"S
sn 's' " hlte Stone. Mil Greek Moth End
CAV morning: eS""y hhu Fri
81, steamer TO Baltimore on Thursday win mo,
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Cash Basis Notice
TO ICE CUSTOMERS:

TO ICE CUSTOMERS:
 We beg to announce that be- ginning Monday. Aug. 10th the ice business will be conducted on strictly a CASH BASIS.
 This benefits the consumer as as well as cuts out bookkeeing, collecting, etc.
 We give $l.10 in Ice. Checks for S1.00 Cash Thus S6ving of 10 per cent to the cust6mers.
 Bear this in RjTd and save monep by paying cash. You can get checks by phoning Ice Fac tory. Deliveries promptly be- twene 6 a. m. and 6 p. m. BRINKLEY ICE Go.
 Garland Black. Prop.
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BROOKS BABY BOWEL BALM.

The kind that does not fail. It is Laxative, Sodative, Digestive, Neutralizing, Aromatic and highly Antiseptic. In 60,O00 special tests, not one failure or complaint. The greatest record known. A S1,000 offer for a Prescription or Formula produc- ing. under test. more cures than Baby Balm A sloo offer for a case of Bowel Infection m chil- dren that will not yieldVto Baby Balm if given under specific di- rections from beginning. Prais- ed everywhere, sold everywhere. 25c and soc.
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Notice!

After Sept. 1st, 1910, our terms will be strictly cash. All work done by US will be expect cd to be paid for on completion of work.
 We carry, in stoc5~ Pumps, Valves, Cylinders, Pipe and Fittings. Gutter Valley, Ridge Cap, Stove PiRe, Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Plumber's sup plies. Very Respectfully,
 BRINKLEY PIPE & PUMP Go.
 J. l.. RAY, Mgr.
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All Unstrung.
hany Brinkley People Suf- fer from Nervous Trou- bleS and Don't
 kn0W Why.

Thousands of cases of kidney trouble show few outward symp- toms except nervousness, de- pression, lanquor, ,irritability and an inclination to worry over trifes. It is generally due to the poisonous action of uric acid on blood and nerves, and can t be cured except by curing the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills cure these ills by curing the kid neys. Brinkley women rare learning it. Here's a locaYcase.
 Mrs. Fred Bietze, Pine St., Brinkley, Ark, says: f.About five years ago my >kidheys be- came disordered and Ny health rapidly declined. l suffered se- verely from backache and felt worn out nearly all the time. l tried many remedies that were recommended to me, but I grad ually grew worse. Upon a friends advice, I at last began taking Doan's Kidney Pills, pro- cured at the New Drug Store and was soon restored to good health. During the years that have since passed, I have had no return attack of kidney trouble and l am bound to look upon my cure as a permanent one.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name -Doan's and take no other.
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Exclusive Perfume of Frenchwomen

It is now said to be fad for exclu- siye French and English-and one must hope-American women. to visit shops in France where the most ex. pensiye perfumes are for sale, and en. gage to have made for their exclusive use perfume that will not be placed on the market until several months later, when of course at the time common people have it, another per fume will have been prepared for the exclusive customer, who would rath. CT pay ten dollars for tiny bottle with the pleasure of knowing that oth- CTS are not so distinguished, than the normal price.
 What the old-fashioned minister called These things of time and sense," are very dear to such women who aspire to dress like Giulia Moro sini. the fabulous prices of whose gowns were a weeks talk few years ago, when the cost of her wardrobe appeared in the daily papers.
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A. Widener, of Little Rock, Ark, desires to correspond with some nice Miss or Widow, age 20 to s5 with no chtgfen, object matrimony. This is a good chance for the right lady. Ad- dress A. Widener, 1928 Denni- son St., Little Rock, Ark.
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split the palm the proper width, braid eight strands at time, then sew these braided strips together with fine piece of the palm. A very tedious process, but the men all looked con tented and happy over 1t. One man told me it took him week to make hat. another said it took him fifteen days, and that he received three dol lars for it (Mexican money). They make other articles in Uruapan, the most important being the famous Uruapan ware. It received gold prizes at the Philadelphia, Vienna and Paris expositions. I cannot describe 1t bet ter than by copying the following
 Simple old fashioned gourds, gen erally cut into plaques, are used as the basis of operations. They first apply some neutral tint as the ground work, after which the artist, with an ordinary pocket knife, makes the de- sign in either fruit or aowers-per- haps after the order of an engraver on woodland then. little by little, tho colors are deftly put into these inden- lures by the fingers, time being al lowed for each to become entirely dry before adding another. These paints are prepared by the Indians them selves from the native dyewoods, and as a variety of colors are used in the process. much time is expended in ma king this wonderful ware.
 
 |" They rub, when thor oughly dry, the entire picture with a curious admixture of oily substances, of which the ordinary caterpillar is the principal. But there is good sense and reason as we'll, in resorting to so obnoxious thing as caterpillar. for it completes an object that is not only one of great utility, resisting alike grease and water, but also gives a ware that is to the last. even when worn into shreds, an article of fade. less beauty"
 l searched diligently for this ware and finally discovered some in small, out-of-the-way shop. None of it was displayed in the shop windows; they had it all tucked away on shelves, each article wrapped in many papers.
 Although there are many evidences of American enterprises in Uruapan. such as electric lights, the Waters Pierce Oil company agency. the Singer sewing machine, an ice plant, "Fono- graph" etc, they cannot destroy the peaceful dreamy charm of the place. The quaint churches and rortales, the trees and the flowers, the tranquil life of it's inhabitants, the soft, balmy air. all are still here, while over the dear, little town by night and by day broods the spirit of perfect repose.
 " (.JATRE TICHENOP
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For Sale.

My one story frame house on South Main Street, opposite the Baptist churNb; tw6 blocks south of postoffice. AFor particulars write w. c. Williamson, Helena, Ark, or A. K. Cameron, Brink ley, Ark.
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Why pay rent whep>you can get contract with w. H. Laney, Bank of Brinkley Bldg, for 5 per cent mondE to build a home and pay on installments less than your rent bill.
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FOR RENT: The brick store rooms in the rear, corner of Cy- press and New YorF Ave. Will rent as whole oy Any room sep arate. Cheap tS permanently tenant. Apply to Ben r. Wilson Brinkley.
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Loves Little Game.

Woman is born an adept at the little game of love, and to this she adds the study of a lifetime on the one subject.
 Not consciously does she take it up. but instinctively and upon occasions as they present themselves. and in the face of problems as they shrisk out for solution.
 The occasions and the problems are not scarce; they assail the women al every turn. By her munitions dces she meet them. 10 the absolute dis couraSement of man, who compre- hends not how the hepan feminine mind can slide thus ever the outsids of problem and solve it somehow"
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Cow Strayed

Mottled, dark brindle and white horns good and shows age, about ten years.
 Huntsr Land X Rice Co.,. Hunter. Arkc Aug. IT 1910.
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Fine Kaffir korn Specimens

Without doubt the finest specimens of that great forage and feed product Kaffir corn. ever seen in this section, are those brought to the ARGUS dis play rooms yesterday by w. M. Cook. of Zent.
 MT. Cook also brought samples of Golden Grain Corn which will yield 90 bushels to the acre.
 Who can beat this?
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Texas Land to Trade For Land in Brinkley
 Territory.

1 have 320 acres of fine smooth wheat and alfalfa. land in West Texas; not an inch of waste land on it. Fine water and aS healthy a county as thereis iF the U. 5. Want to trade it foEa farm near Brinkley. Will give you a good trade. Address
 Box 2i4,
 Brinkley, Ark.
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Room and Board Free.

To a young lady ketween the ages of IA and 18<Who wishes to attend school iH Brinkley. This is fine opNoftunity for girl who wishes a good home while attending school. Address
 MRS. E. H. LILLY.
 Rrinkley, Ark.
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Proposed Anslt1lII ]

That the following is hereby an a nendmsnt to the consdt State of Arkansas. and the su1 mitted to the electors of the proval or rejection at the nsxt ion for senators and repie$u majority of the electors yol election adopt such amsndmt1 shall become a part ofths Co the State of Arkansas, to- mr
 That section one. article iive stitution ofthe State ofArkans ed so as to read as follows
 SECTION |. The lssislads fhis State shall be vejsd 70 sembly, which shaI eonsls'i 2 and House of Repfeseneailys ple of each mufcipality. saea of the State, ykserye lo lhsnl to propNSe flaws and ameno constitudM and to enact 2 same at the polls indspsndsu' lative assembly, and sis0 n at their own option to apprcvs the polls any act ofihs lss'. ply. The first power fss ple is the initiative, and per cent of the legal VII ouired pu to propose any ms pstition, and every such pss clude the full text 0i lns a's' = ms win the Secretary of s'ais four months before VIZ t'' s,ss tbev are to be voted upen' ' aThe second power :, E s... and it may bs ordered a's. af inc public peace. hsalin 2! 2, pv tls inc petition signed ,be I, ' lsgal voters or by the ls
 kills are eliacfeos Ds,itions 0'y as shall be filed VII p9saa pi State not more shaa s,1s'' Y s!1 the final adjournment s'... tl,s .hs h,,ds legislative assembly ! ya! b,lI tau or ,rsh which the rsis'sadss.s ''..s.' The veto power of the .s.ssi ess; X estepdao,r,sasues Fs'sI. \, s1lsges Ali elections On msasursss 7, 2. Saarls H,l cls of the State shall p Peap's pisnnal r regular gsns'al, when the Legislative asss''s' special election. .-...,,.d 6 VT .anyoHsd take s,ssst by'a a majori'y 2 app,0asa t5sqson ana no, oihs'vl's's E r.' a'iIid all bills shall be. sBs z 7 Asf1 r,snla -'. of the Statc of ieo,Ion raap,1 shall not be een.','s 't,a,s s,'ss any member of ths .s lss'ns sns a uhols ,nS ss,n number of vois. 2. s'''s s orsoeding ol 1edn,a,I the filing 9i a''y ,s'.'i plessus I;.; ,, i've or for the Rsfs. ip tpl''aa.ds ] hasis on which 'hs .,'sI a F no,es ihs eaass ssosssary ss io s'gn aaa s9ss s,l be' be counted. Petitions 2 s's sss s,sssndsn3| ml,b 'la''ss ,he s',s Secretary 0f s'.'s ss.esls , ing these uii'ssss sa'sS sSaIl n De ss'a'sss .Iaws o,,as and the acts susm,' ,ssss Nj ment until Legislation crowded therefor, ,,.,ja,, WIS flee of ihs Secretary E 5, ii9, 1909. z, vote'fofal above amendment. ia .;.l .Ignsiur'
 Witness my ofllU'Ito soio' ;,
 sss'sp Seal.
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-Loyd Lawrence, who is now working in Helena. spent first of the.week here with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. N. P. Lawr- ence.