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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11

The stare board 81 equalization o.
Oklahoma, VIII ha tia session july IL.
2a. II and " 0r the purpose oi
eauahzing the property of the Fara-
8ns counties M this state
TIE public ID respectfully invited
10 be present on these dates nafgeas~
ID give snch information and assist
ance necessary 70 enable the board
10 arrive All q fair and just eqnaiiz-
atom
10 give those interested in this
McTk an opportunity 10 appear oefoFe
the state board ot equalization. 49,
asve made tour divisions Of the var
lous counties in the state, and the
following ls Fist ot the Counties
and rha dale mpon which matters
pertaining to those counties viii Be
heard
"wednesday, suiy 18th. ietf.
C5marron. Texas Beaver Harper
Woods, Alfalfa, GrsAt, Kay. Pa9nee
N0ble Garfield Major Woodward. FL
II Dewey, Blaine Kingfisaer.
Thursday, July 20th, 1911.
Roger Nils. Custer, Canadian.
Oglaho1na, Lincoln Pottawatomie.
= dtatAa ~ 1caEitGr AtlAAAta
Harmon. Jackson. Kaows taado. Co
nlanche Tilman Payne and Log "a
Friday, July 2ist. 1871.
Usage. Washington. N0Eata, Craig
OTTAWA. Delaware, Mayes- Rogers
Tulsa, Greek Wagner, Cher0kee.
Adair Sequoyah. Muskogee Okmdi
gee. Oxfuskea Mcintosh, Haskell,
Seminole and Hughes
Saturday, July 22na, 1911.
( FinsbaFg Latiuer, LAHORE Nc
Curtain. Pushmataha Choctaw. Alto
ka. Bryan. Coal, PontotOc, GaTTin.
McClain. Grady. Stephens. Jefferson.
Love Carter. Murray. Johnson ana
Iafshsla
Leo MEYER
Stale Auditor. ana Secretary Of the
state Board OF Equalization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11

Right in y0ur busiest season ben
yoa hsve Fhe least time io spare Foa
aFe most Akeiy 90 take diaFffse%A
and losa several days time. unless
you have Chan oerlalrs Cole Co0S
era and DsarFhoea Remedy 81 hana
aud take a dose on The llFst spgear-
ance % ihe disease. For sale ~
al desseF8
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CHICAGO. a NV York. 2

Nem York. Juig 1l-Sew Y3rs
tnmbled onf 0f arst piaee. tire cosfix
errors behind Mathew son enabling
caeo ta sin 4 ten-innine game
sTowa IS gaaiues RHE
Cspfcag9 nIh 0N8 sNA l2
Nsw York Ge8 lU# lo9 o--z
batteries Richie aud Asea"
Nathewa0n ana Myers
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WANTED-Aien

WANTED-Nen 10 learn barter
trade. Thousands have become
successful shop owners 1F or SIS
rem and sera 10 Us f0T BARRIERS. We
must supply them Learn -e-
Clean inside Work FsE weeks 4-4.
flies Tools given Particulars -lii
Cd Moier Bar@sr College, Dallas.
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8 HAVE You ~ oppoarua.

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O Do yon WANT Il partner. or q .
o man 10 hslp ynli launch" some .
O enterprise. eitnff WlEh bis mon
. ey 70 mach yollr plan, OF with q
u his money ana services put ia y
o fDe balance sgssl8t T0aT plan o
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. plan 10 GOOD, through q Bust o
. ness Opportunity an ~
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c fal things you can accomplish O
@ through using the Business 0p- O
u p0FEnnIfieg column Figure q
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Foa %

The 1871 Ii VS. pertaining to Roads
Highways Dltches and Drains
Pamphlet form Price 25e each
Special prices 0n quantities. AddFss
Book Department, Leader Prntln
company. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11

For GUNNER dlaFrhoea in children
aGWars give Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera sud DlaFrhoea Remedy aud
castor oil and speedy cure II eef
tain Fur sale bT Az dealers
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sourAsRn ASSOCIATION.

Eirfnlngaam, 81 Mew Orleans .
Nashville. q Chattanooga Q.
sGoafg1mary, Mobile
Atlanta Memphis game Dosipogea
ret grounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
go. 3 clnclrnatI. 3

Boston. g. Cincinnati, 2
Boston. Mass JalF i-Egrcrs Pr
the visitors aHa timely hitting eu'
ebled Boston 20 defeat Cincinnati
some tv untngs n VI f.
Boston ~ 8l9 IGl 95e-s 2
CINCINNATI 901 88i 0902 . 4
Batieries Weaver and king Gas
Bar FrtmnHie ana Mclean
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Yate 3porting Teuy
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston g.. ST. Lopis s
81 Loais. No laly al Boston
won the game sch eifzer teau1re1
lR rhe feld ana af Eat
score bg lnasngs RHE
Sf Louis z9 84 EiNts-5 10 q
Boston - 04g e3l 8fv--8 l3
Batteries. PeifF George Mitchell
and Clarke. Hosef Collins aad VIII
liams
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rExAs LEAGUE

Oklahoma CITY 3 Houston, 2
Dallas 8 Austin 3
Sac0. 4 san Anrouio
F0rt Worth. Galveston,
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TEXAS LEAGUE
AMERlcAn AasoclArloN

st paul. G. Kansas Cry,
Minneapolis. 9. sillwaugee,
T0ladO, s Louisville.
Coglm0ns Indianapolis bosNoAel
ain
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4 few slightly asea ptsaos for saAs
~ BARGAIN. Bank Loan compa Nv,
btogegs. 20s M HaTrssoH ssR
MeInbsrger.
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PATENTS
HELP WANTED
HIP wANTEo-MALE

SEVERAL YOUNG MEN 1n Guthrie
or vicinity 20 nt foF hallway Aali
Clerks. Posfoflcs CLERKS aad Letter
Carriers. salary. So % So Pro
motion. Address. ?. o. BoX le5. car
csgO-
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psoklgn. 5u8w ii-Piua5atg made
* three cat os four shutting opt
scsre 6v innings RHE
PiTED1rg ~ pl@ RH~ 9tll
Brooklyn ~ Hiit 800 ueyH
Batteries Adams 4Md t4t9a1A
Rncser and Erwin
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MONEY 10 LOAN

<Tf1 T0INs~L sssst = AZ. ESsissI
ferus aIwars have bargains IN
fsrm snd CITY properties Many tad
frr propon1s1s. 7. A. BAGoEfl.
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wANr ro sElL soMg Lorsa

WANT TO SELL SOME LoTs7 O
. Set aside a few dollars for .
O series of classified ads Write 0
2 the ads 50 caH8idly that tnsy {
q wlil win a second reading .fass y
tue courage 70 order the Buhhea. .
o tiOn Of these aas-with q rsas. .
Q enable number 81 repetiti0Es .
Q You'll get IN touch Wlta D0ssi- Q
. bic buyers tnr0BEh tsls -iiftis .
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O o o o z . o O q o o o o o o q O
Brand ns~ CASH reaisteF Retail
for sf25. viii sell for ss0 Gail ga
mend. Leader Office
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~ GHEGoRT
Township Geek

lFIrst pliisled m oklaaoul Leader
gre1 1-1lt
Oh th- ust-ilr C5lrf ct Iosan 1aln-g,
state 0f DEIaa1raa.
Hillam q Hsstrea F4latff
Hsrr r Brl ard Esule a BFaz1-
r-fr114nts
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Detroit. Il. washinqssa, 4

Detroit, Mich. Ialy lIDetrnit
Knocked Groom GHt 0f rae BOX in ths
sixth and W8liefts Wldness caazed
Him to " fagen 0ut gn the seveuth
The score regnatned where they lefk
IL Detroit winning
zrora Nv jnnlngs RH r.
Washington s90 IAi 2iHt- y
Detroit naN 0as Co.'s s
Batteries Groom CRAY aud Henry
WIileft SUMMERS sna SlaEage
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ANALYSIS or M senAl
WELLS WATER
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Nef amount so he -sise3 bv levy
f0F ft=af year ending June
1919 ......t1 Sass
iTe f Stsndke cnairm11 and "
Gregory Cfrk 1f fhe Township Boar1 y
Gafhrl- Township ia E8za1 county 0s.a-
rgrl a. lrrr1F certify thar ta@ aaofs
fHd fareE1ilE estimates ar@ er-re. and
necessary and srre made hT fHe THaG-
shir B1ari AR meeting aeai % ere .lrrt
Monday iu 1IlF 1915 ahtca aas fia@ rt
las ~ Jl'V fsfI
Wfnes- or hslts ara aeal th's 1ri day
~ JaiF i9ll-
81 sTANDKE
Ctlirmsr Taclsh.r EsFl
Attest
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D HoS To Sell Thi-=s That Are o
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FOR sALE.-at great bargain one
second hand full circle double
stroke. steel lined Hay Press Taia
la one OF ths famous Tower 4tay
Presses. Has only been used 8 short
time. and Tor actual service ss as
good ag new The party aAo bought
this pTeaa nrst made one cash pay
ment and was unable 10 pay Daianc
&c we are in position 10 offer you a
real bargain. we viii sell the press
under All absolute guarantee that It
as good as new. and that IL Hill do
frat class work. Address CRAB
TREE MANUFACTURING CO, Chat
tan0oga, Tenn.
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Chicag0. JulY u NeW fgfk ns
seatee Chicago So an eAeven4nning
Sc. - tnvgaee HE
rhgcsgo 888 9gg tAl1 A0-Z y
New YORK 900 Wv ei35 Cts IN 2
batteries Wa8sa and Sullivan,
yangHn aud sweHner
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
WANT
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL MoTicEs
Y or nuTHRlE. -.

EsTIMArE ExPENsEs rae or auTHFlE Okla
i.
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
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FOR RENT
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Pine ana HaFriaon. ApplY DF
hahn.
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PaCas 9ig 0r call sos East Nansur
FOR RENT Cheap All or any
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eyeFYh hfng mOaern~3ls East Villas
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Office
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lodge On DnslHess purposes. Fuli
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/ room house good Welt, cellar ana
garden, close 70 stree. ear line. I'm.
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/ 8ii congenienees 3z8 East NoBl
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I KEEPING ROOMs--aiso one fur
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I Phone gl3.
TOWEL SUPPLY
j. ID GhAYs, Proprietor
4 Towels ava aprons OF all kinds farm
me before you buy ID. Grays.
Me before you buy ~. D. GRAYS
1 PHONE NO $40
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I improved city property tor small
/ AZ ~ or l20 acre farm, address u
4 W care Leader
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care Daily Leader.
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PROF EsstOaAL CARDS.
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Sanitarium, III South Broad ST.
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TOWEL SUPPLY
MISCELLANEOUS.

ANYONE. anywhere. ean start a mail
order business at home No can
9assing Re your Own Boss. Send
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d 409. FockDo~t. N Y.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
MORRISTOWN A. A.
STILL WINS GAMES
Adds to Its Long String of Base
Ball Victories.

The Morristown A. A. continues its
winning streak, adding two games on
Saturday and two Labor Day to its
list of victories Mendham B. B. G.
was defeated five to two and the
Armory A. c., of Newark, six to moth
ing in Saturdays double-header Mon
day the All-Avonias, of Brooklyn,
proved easy picking, being beaten by
scores of five to nothing and fifteen
to nothing.
George Mills, the Newark twirler
who works on the mound for Mend
ham, came to Morristown with a
picked team behind him but that
made no difference to the locals, Nor
ristown winning by five to two
score. Mills had Manser, of the Irv-
ington Tigers, on second base. Wiley
of the Ridgewoods, at short; Francis,
of Orange, who played with Morristown
last season, at third base and Lang,
of the Ironsides, of Newark, in CEN
ter field Outside of that it was the
regular Mendham team.
Welsh pitched fine ball against the
visitors, allowing only six hits to
their sluggers while Mills was touched
for eight, four of them being two
baggers.
The box score:-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
QUICK WORK BY POLICE.
Soon Arrest Two for .sharkey store
Robbery.

When Thomas Sharkey reported to
the police Wednesday morning that
his store on South street had been
entered during the night and cigar
cites, tobacco, razors and $1.50 in
cash had been taken Sergeant Morri.
son detailed Roundsman Rolf and
Patrolman Naughtan on the case
The officers soon rounded up Thomas
Riley, twenty-four years old, and
Thomas Grimes, fifteen.
Grimes made confession in which
he told the police entrance was made
through rear window and that
twenty-five boxes of cigarettes were
hidden under the porch of the Far
mers' hotel. Roundsman Rolf found
the goods there all right. Riley, who
has served two terms in state prison,
was committed to Jail, and Grimes
was released under nominal bail.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
INCENDlARY FIRE.
The Cater House on Maple Avenue
AbIaze Tuesday Morning.

Believing it to have been of in
cendiary origin the authorities are in
vestigating the fire that damaged the
house corner of Maple avenue and Oak
street early Tuesday morning. The
place is owned by the Misses Cater
and was unoccupied.
Special Officer William Curley dis
coveredthe flames in the rear of the
house and sent in an alarm. The fire
was outside of the building in an ell
formed by the laundry extension and
the kitchen. A box filled with straw
was burning fiercely when the officer
discovered the blaze. The firemen
worked for an hour with the blaze
before extinguishing it. The damage
will be about $3.50.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
GEORGE PANeBoRN HURT.
Trolley Motorman Struck by Pole
While Leaning From Car.

While Leaning From Car.
George Pangborn, of No. Is Market
street, motorman employed by the
Morris County Traction Co., was seri-
ously injured this morning when he
was swept from his car and thrown
to the ground. He was taken to
Memorial hospital and, an examination
revealed a fracture of the skull.
Pangborn's car was running at about
fifteen miles an hour along the pri-
vate right-of-way through the Sire
place at Morris Plains when Pang
born leaned from the front platform
and looked behind to see if a work
car was following. His head struck
a pole and he was swept from the
car, striking on the stone ballast of
the roadbed face downward.
He was carried to a field nearby
and laid unconscious until DIR. Fos-
ter, of Rockaway, passing by on his
way to Morristown, revived him with
hypodermic injection.
Pangborn for several years was a
driver for the Morristown fire depart
ment and until securing a position
with the trolley company few months
ago was chauffeur of the automobile
chemical engine.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05

George A. Estler, republican candi-
date for the nomination of sheriff,
at the primaries, to be held Septem-
ber 26th, 1911, was born at Power
vile, this county, on February 4th,
1854
He is the son of James A. Estler,
one of the older residents of Boon
ton township, and a grandson of Ezra
E. Estler, who in the early forties
ran the stage coach from Newark to
Denville.
Mr. Estler's entire life has been
spent in and about Boonton, he hay
ing received his preliminary educa-
| ton at the old country school-house,
now located in Boonton township.
When a young man he engaged
himself with his father in the truck
ing business, which in those days,
was large enterprise, the freight
depot being at Denville, before the
Boonton branch of the D., L. & w.
railroad was located. Since his father
retired from the business, Mr. Estler
| by thrift, enterprise and experience
made several important additions tC
his business in the way of general
contracting and particularly the en-
gineering, construction and removing
of heavy machinery and stand pipes.
| Having supplanted himself in q
successful business career, Mr.. Estler
began to turn towards affairs which
interest public-spirited men, and fol
the past eight or ten years he has
been keenly alive to the interests in
his own township Serving on the
school board, and now as its presi
dent, and in connection with the
other members, he has done much
for the education of the children and
the better equipment of the schools
and the advancement of a more eff
| ficient system
Being faithful and just to every
trust reposed in him in his own town
| ship, and having gained the confid-
ence and respect of his people, he
was appointed by the township COM
mittee of Boonton township as free
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holder on May 1st, 1906, and in the
fall of 1906 he was unanimously cleo
ted as freeholder from Boonton town
ship, being twice reelected since,
which office he now holds.
For two years he served on the
lunacy committee of that body, and
also, as its chairman; for a time he
was a member of the miscellaneous
committee and for three years was.
a member of the finance committee,
two years of which he was chairman.
very important office.
During his term as freefolder, he
of widespread renown for his wise.
and honest dealings, his conscientious
fealty to the duties devolving upon
him and for his untiring interest and
devotion to do the right thing for
the people of this county.
| He has been lifelong republican,
member of the township and couIi-
| ty committee; a close observer OF
the laws and manifesting a great in
terest in his peoples welfare
Mr. Estler is fully endowed with
an intelligent and anylitical mind, he
never hesitates to do the right thing
at the right time, and with the right
spirit; comes from the rank and fiie
of our good old republican forefathers
he is big-hearted, courteous and true
to every principle of Justice, d great
sympathizer of humanity and, is the
kind of man that can be trusted and
relied upon for the sheriff of this
county.
In appearance, Mr. Estler has; every
qualification as a typical man for the
office, being six feet two inches
in height and weighing oyeritwo hum
dred and ninety pounds. He enjoys
widespread acquaintance through
out the county, and is making a cam
vass in every town and township and
asks the loyal support of every re-
publican voter at the primaries to.
be held September 26th, ISTG- =,
George A. Estler Committee, Boon-
ton, N. j.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
GOLFERS BUSY AGAIN.
Resume Playing After Months In
activity.

At the Morris County Golf club Mon
day was played handicap against
bogey for two cups presented by the
club The first cup was won by
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen and Nor
gan K. Smith, j. Gordon Douglas
and G. Owen Winston tied for the
second trophy.
The days play also counted in the
seasons contest for the President
Ransom H. Thomas cup. Mr.. FIRE.
linghuysen was awarded three points
towards the latter trophy and Messrs.
Smith and Douglas received one and
one-half points each.
The scores were Peter H. B. FIRE.
linghuysen, down; Morgan K. Smith
3; j.. Gordon Douglas, 8; G. Owen
Winston, 8; H. Ward Ford, 4; D. H.
McAlpin, 4; A. D. Swords, 6; Freder-
ick H. Thomas, 6; Josiah Macy, q;
Adolphe de Barry, Z; Frederick w.
Ford, s. Robert B. Bowler, 12; Harolt
N. Hall, IL.
A. D. Swords won Saturdays round
for the presidents cup, finishing
even and was awarded three points.
Adolphe de Barry, at 8 down. was
second and received two points.
d. H. McAlpin, End, Frederick w.
Ford, H. Ward Ford and Oliver G..
Billings tied for third place at four
down and to each was awarded a
quarter point.
Other scores were:-J. Gordon
Douglas, down; Dudley Olcott, End,
6; Frederick H. Thomas, 6; w. M.
Saunders, s.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
Removing Barricade Cost 81.

A driver for milkman Thomas N.
Millen, of Littleton, took down the
barricade and red lantern placed
across Pine street Wednesday morn
ing and drove across the soft con-
crete base for the new road on Nor
ris street. The matter was reported
to the police and Foreman F. F. Boyd
of the contractors, appeared before
Police Justice Sherman and swore
out a complaint. Millen plead guilty
and was fined 81 and costs.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05

pose to be such until the ballots have
been counted on the day of the pri-
mary.
AS citizen, Freeholder and Mem
her of the General Assembly my
record is open to the public.
If selected from the numerous can
didates as the nominee, l propose to
so conduct myself in such a manner
that at 10 any future time, shall as
gladly welcome scrutiny of my record
as now do that of my past.
Please see that your name is reg
istered.
Primary day is September 26th
1911. Polls open from seven a. m
to nine p. m. Don't fail to register
and don't neglect to vote at the pri-
mary.
Very truly yours,
OSCAR B. SMITH.
The o. B. Smith Campaign Com.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
STATE BANK AT BoONToN.
Institution Capitalized at $4,000
Formed by Local Men.

A state bank has been organized
in Boonton. 1t is called the Farmers
and Merchants bank and is capital
lied at $4,000. Articles of incor-
poration have been filed in the of
flee Of County Clerk e. Bertram
Mott.
The incorporators are State Rail
road Commissioner Thomas ]. Hillery,
who is president of the American
Trust Co., of this town; County Tax
Commissioner Edward u. Cahill, Will
lam c. Salmon, Harry M. Ball, Mar
Gus M. Crane, Charles l.. Grubb,
Frank H. Coe, Edmund II. Sickle,
Walter X. Trelease, Walter A. Young.
Frank N Banta and j. Wesley Mutch-
ler, all of Boonton.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
Farewell to Miss cruff.

At the First Baptist church Thurs
day night was held farewell SER
vice for Miss Maude Edith Cruff who
goes abroad as missionary. On be-
half of the Farther Lights society
Miss Edith Foster presented Miss
Cruff with handsome toilet set.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
Would Be Lawyers.

William N. Beach, of Morristown,
and Clarence B. Tippett, of Dover,
have posted in the office of County
Clerk Mott notices of their intention
to apply to the next term of he SUI
preme court for admission to thebar
as attorneys.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-09-05
A Card.
70 the Republican voters of Morr

70 the Republican voters of Morris
County:
Having been requested by friends
to be candidate for the nomination
of Sheriff of Morris County, and hav-
ing published a statement to the ef-
feet that I would be candidate for
the nomination, I take this means of
making public that, Notwithstanding
statements to the contrary, am still
a candidate for the office and pro-