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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-09-12
ASWElL LEAO|NGIN
new EIGHTH,
With Three Precincts Missing
He Has Lead of 119 Votes
Over His Opponent.

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. o.
The official returns filed with the
Secretary of State for the Eighth
Congressional District, up to a
late hour tonight totals 5,814
votes for Aswell and 5,695 for
Perrin.
La Sale parish incomplete.
Missing, Ward Six, Precinct One,
Cypress Bayou, no election for
Congress.
Natchitoches incomplete, Miss
ing, Ward Two, Precinct Two,
Chestnut, Ward Three, Precinct,
One, Grapes Bluff.
The missing precinct in La
Sale parish is due to the fact
that no election was held therein
because of the error Of the par.
ish committee in failing to dis.
tribute congressional tickets in
that precinct. This precinct in
the January primary polled forty
one votes, aud will not affect the
result, as it is unofficial.
ly but accurately reported that
Aswell will carry the district BY
81 votes.
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Ponder is to Support Morgan n
in Second Primary.

Lewis L. Morgan. the leading
candidate in the Sixth Congress.
sional contest has been in the
capital since yesterday. and is
deadening timber with remarka-
BILE rapidity. Tonight Amos L.
Ponder, one Of the defeated as.
pirants for congressional honors,
was asked BY The Times. Demo
crat correspondent if be cared
to state whom be would support
in the second primary.
Without hesitancy he replied
that he would support Mr.. Nor
gan. believing that the best in
terest Of the district would be
safer in his hands than in the
hands Of his opponent.
This conclusion" Mr. Ponder
said, was reached after consul
tation with many of my friends
throughout the district and after
mature reflection, I believe the
ballot is too sacred to be exer.
cised for personal reasons, bat
should be exercised solely for
the best interest Of the State.
so believing, l will have to
support Mr. Morgan
Mr., MORGAN tonight stated:
Should there to , second pri.
mary in the Sixth Congressional
District, I feel absolutely safe in
saying that I will receive the
nominatinn by an overwhelming
majority. The proners Of as
sistance from supporters Of
Messrs. Ponder and Jones have
exceeded my most sanguiue ex'
pectations."
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UnWritten Law EvOkes
Tragedy.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 9.-As a
sequel to the sensational whip.
ping administered to him last
May by V. L. Sykes and w. H,
Curtis, father and husband res.
pective of the woman he is said
to have insulted, j. H. Helton is
dead and Curtis, his slayer, is in
Jail, the tragedy being staged
Sunday about 1p. m. in the office
OF DR.. A. S. Applewhite in West
Capitol street, when Curtis en-
tered the door and seeing Helton
began shooting, not ceasing his
fusillade until his victim, who
was standing pistol in hand, was
postrated on the floor of the
Office, with a half dozen bullets
iu his body.
There were no eyewitnesses to
the tragedy, but DR.. Applewhite
saw : pistol in HeIton 3 hand and
got into another room before q
shot was fired. He had been
talking to Helton several minutes
when Curtis came up the stair
way. Helton saw him cross the
hall and remarked on his coming
as be drew his pistol, but Helton
never fred a shot.
Curtis and his father-in. law
and brother-in-law, the Sykeses,
entered Helton's place of busi-
ness last Nav and gave him a
fearful beating. Mrs. Curtis
name was mentioned in discus
sions Of the motive for that at. !
tack. A homocide was expected
at that time. but instead Helton |
sued bis assaildnts for S10,0O0|
damages.
It is stated by friends of Cur.
tbs that Helton had written Mrs.
Curtis, q striklngly handsome
young woman, q note telling her
that if she would meet him at q
certain place he would withdraw
the suit against her husband.
The note fell into the hands of
the husband, with the result that
Helton is dead and Curtis in Jail.
The unwritten law no doubt will
be the defense.
j. II. Helton has been in theI
book and news dealing business
here for quite a while, and was
regarded as a quiet, peaceable
md ! ,unassuming young man, !,
having come here some three or
four years ago from Kentucky,
where he had relatives.
Curtis declined to make any
statement tonight, preferriug
to remain quiet until the investi.
cation is made BY the police. He
and his father. r.in-law are we'll
known in the building and con-
tracting work, and are reputed
to be quiet and peaceab]e as al
rule.
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The Farmers { Merchants Bank
Located At Fraakliatea. Lesisis,s
Was6netoa Pasish
Report furnished to the State Exsmi.
ner Of banks, at tho close Of
buslnesa on Sept. 4. 1912.
RESOURCES.

Demand Loans ............e sO,7ls.l3
Loans secured by mortgage N,lsl.oe
Other loans and discnts. 49,. 4o.3l5.7o
Overdraits secured and un. ,.
secured. ................. 1,ll4.1e
Stocks and bonds. .......... syoo4.l>
Banking house, furniture and i
d1tarss. ss...:............. 1syse,.7s
Other real estate owusd.... e,soe.se
Due from hanks and bankers 42.06e. 50
Checks and other cash items 6el.7l
Gold coin. .................. 2oabo
Silver, nickelsnd copper coin l,ees. 10
National Bank notes and al
issues D. s. Govt. ....... b.4lb.oo
Suspense account. t............ 109.6t
Total. OH. .4se.sl
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In. 4 aoyooo.oc
Surplus ............-. ayoo.oo
Undivided Profits, leso
expenses and taxes paid s.sse.sS
Dividends unpaid. ......... 4oo
Individual ssvings deposits.. 7,29o. %
Individual deposits, subject
to check. k............... 44,sos.s4
Time certificates Of dsposit.. $780,
Certificates Of deposit for
borrowed money. ....... 20,666. 40
Certified checks. ...,,,,,.... mn
Cashiers checks outstanding 700. n
Bills payable. e..............-. 36,ooo %
Total. .......... >l7l, ,10e. q
State OF Louisiana,
Psriah Of Warrington
LEN. Brovn,v ,vice. .pssD. sudl I, J.s!
Broek, IT,, ,0sshisr of thsa abays named
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The BOSTON STORE will be
closed all day Saturday, Sept.
21st, on account of a Religious
Holiday.
Ne remain yours truly
THE BOSTON STORE
CARP Bros, Propr's.
was granted.

was granted.
On motion and carried the ex
tension Of the Wilks and Mt.
Herman road to intersect the
Osyka and Stallings Bridge road
at Silver Creek Bridge, was
granted.
On motion and carried the peti-
ton asking for a public road
leaving Lea road 1.2 mile south
Of Enon Bridge and intersecting
wire road was granted.
1t is also understood that the
above named roads cannot be
granted on the present contract.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and ordered paid.
A. Wilmington, Ret. officer
rom sheridan $40 90
D. A. Sel. culvert lumber. ..... go
Q. N. Grain, bridge repairs. ..... 81 so
J. H. Grain, bridge repairs. .112 80
8, D. Grain, bridge repsirs. %. ~ 50
". n. Grain, bridge building. ..4l7 90
Jack Afford, bridge building. . 1893 20
y. 4. Fendleston, building bridge
Wsscom ofanch.. 10 90
J. r. echillng, repairing Pleasant
Hill bridge, 6chilling branch
and Self branch bridg &C.,. -. 100 so
I. ". Carter. culvert lumber. %. le 50
E, ". OFT, bridge lumber, OFT
and Smell road. ............... 9o6
T. B, Erwin 4 Son, mdse. for jill 90
J. E. 8stemsn, services q janitor
and feeding prisoners. 5000. ITO 20
]. u. Afford, A. E. and A. y.
Miller, building Pisgsh bridge 3o4 50
3. G. Smith, bridge lumber. +. .14e Is
L. 1. Bankston, salary registrar
OF VOteFS. ...................S u "
r. L. Toney, mdse. for small
pox padents. s..................1s 1s Is
Robt. Bsbington Ltd, mdse for
A.........:.................. oS ~
I'D. Wood, covering water tank 4 50
Dr.. J. E. Pierce, August salary. Is 90
F. L. Sanford, lumber for bridge 80 60
Great Southern Lumber Co.,
cnlvert lumber. ber................3 80 2o|
T. J. Simmons, mileage and cost
On motion and carried the pe..
tition asking for q division of the
Fourth Ward was rejected.
On motion and carried, J. w. /
Knight and G. A. Jenkins were |
appointed q committee to confer |
with r. E. Keaton relative to the |
Smith and Stallings road as to|
whether or not tits q public road. |
On motion and carried the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted.
Upon motion of commissioner |
Leche, duly seconded, that in
accordance with section 4 of act
204 Of 1912, vesting this Board
with authority to fix the open
season during which wild deer
other than faWns, may be killed
in the various parishes Of the
State, Be it resolved that the
open season for shooting deer
throughout the state Of Louisi.
ana is hereby fixed to begin on
the 18th day Of September and
to close on the fifteenth day of
February of each year.
Be it further resolved, That
the secretary of this commission
is here by instructed to notify
the President of the Police Juries
of each Parish in the State of
Louisiana, furnishing them with
1 cooy Of this resolution.
There being no further busi.
ness the Board adjourned to mee3
on Tuesday Oct l, 1912.
W. L Smith, Pres,
W. E. Banister. Sec'y.
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New Orleans 6leat Northern
Daily Service
BETWEEN
Franklinton, La.
AND
New Orleans, La.
Jackson, MISS.
Columbia, Miss.
Tylertown, Miss.
Folsom, La.
Cheap Rlund 1dD Woek.oli
1letds u S,Io.
PASSENGER SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
APRIL q, 1912.
DAILY
North Bound. South Bound
NO. 32.11:0 .. m. No. 3l.2:27 D. N,
DAlLY-ExCEPT SUNDAY
No. l34.7:8 p. m. No. 3.6:6 .. N.
SUNDAY ONLY =
No. 3S.o:6 p. m. No. H.7.10 am,
For further information. apply
to local Ticket Agent, or Is
n. J.. Mcmahon, g. p. A.
G. B. AuBURTlN, A.G.P.A.,
COS Whitney. Central Bldg.
Now Orleans,ls.
Long Distance Phone Main 90.
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DARLINGTON 4 dREENLAW.

bank, do solemnly swear that ~
above etaAemeat d true % Tho boot d
my knowlodge and bsnsf.
0uhoogibed and sworn 10 before me
this 9th day Of eep.t, 1919.
MA0HH W. Orr,
Notary Pubic.
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Mt. Herman Bank,
Leeaae4 at Ne. Herman, Lesisiaaa

=: . =
Report fu.nishsd 10 The E1sminer Of
ataAa Ranha hv kha ahov. nan,eA
hank. q ahe clooe a huaineaa
, On s.rt' 1ts' - ,s,, Co.
RESOURCES:
ots., sss. ssss::ssy :aS :, .,, w..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-09
Victor Hugo.

VICTOR HUGO is a registered Ken
tucky Mammoth Jack No. 2S22 l554
hands high, weight 100 lbs coal black
with perfect white points.
Each Of these animals will make .he
season Of 1912 at the residence Of II
II. Hanson, Beaver, Okla, on the fol-
lowing terms:
For DR.. Caste, slj co 20 insure colt
to stand and suck 5000 for the season,
money due at first service.
For VICTOR HUGO, sl2o0 to insure
colt to stand and suck; $500 for the
season, money due at first service.
Mare and colt stand good for service
fee and when mare is sold or removed
from county service fee is due. We
will not be responsible for any accident
that may occur, but will use care to
prevent their occurrence.
No Sunday Breeding
II. II. HANSON, Owner.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-09

esasniinz ii %. That Is riEh;, Frznk
baild il storm pr3of zhils yo1 are
bsildisg.
Mrs.. r. B Wright ard children ard
Ms. Abigail u. WrSht usrs S1ndEy
visitors 81 J. " MeEEin's.
wv. McEEin . breaking his b-onc.
ih1i be boszhi from the Fr1ne-s herd
De Is hsring g1iss lot o. ir01bls With
them.
Mrs.. J. 2. OBkss ard Mrs. J. W. Ne
EEin Esrs visiting Mrs. 6. CAsiesli
Mondsy.
W B Hall ard family Esni dozn 70
the Maple ranch and got Big load o.
coal M0ndsy. The coal business il
picking Up" since the snow has melt
ID away and the rain esssed falling and
il sgre burns fne. too, now. We arr
all glad ze don't have 70 burn rotten
kssir or old stalks any longer.
wm. Monroe and Frank Hsrgsr have
remodeled Mr. Monroe's pasture and
Frank has put some horses in il for the
summer.
George Hustled has rebuilt his pas
;ure and Is getting ready TO 90 TO farm
ing. George raised a sn@crU Of broom
corn last year. We hope he will sur
pass it this year.
Mrs. George Husted has been quite
poorly for some time.
Mrs. Jesse King has been on the sick
list bot Is much improved, Mr.. King,
our country blacksmith, is very busy
nowadays fixing up the farmers for
spring work. Nearly everyone has some
kind Of machinery to repair.
J. w. M.ERin had 3 runaway one
day last week bot there vas no serious
damage done.
J. r. Oaks is farming the Lightfooi
place again this year.
J. W. Hswatt has his pasture fence
completed around the school land that
he leased last fall and has his cattle
on the grass now.
II. B. Wright has been rebuilding his
pasture fence and is getting ready TO
turn out TO grass.
A WEEKLY VISITOR.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-09

May ? Another fDs rain mixed vita
Wind ard hail visited this section tbis
Afternoon. Oss whose rsrteify we have
% right 70 question says, grass grew
tSO inches in about a. hour.
There nsver vas y better prospect
Tor fruit in ihese parts than night noz.
Arthur Howe returned from Higzias
% Monday Of this week.
! Mesdsuses Martin and Gumm vent
70 Ivsnhos wednesday and L. !. Cir
t7n's viii go tomorrow.
Mr EsssT vas ia this Dsighborbood
this week taking orders for = grocery
firm IN Kansas City.
Bro. Binns preached an eIesllsni
sermon 70 a ful house last Sunday
morning at Twin Mounds. His regular
appointments here are the second and
fourth Sundays in each month.
Floyd Girton is painting the school
house. A much needed improvement.
Miss Reid spent TussdsJ night with
home folks.
Our school will clOss the 18th Of May
Teacher and pupils are preparing a nice
program 70 BE- given on the night Of
the 18Th. Come everybody.
Sunday school az sand creek school
house every Sunday morning at 1870.
James O'Sesl, Supt.
DR.. MsrsleT. Of lyanhoe, has 3 new
automobile.
Mrs. n. r. Martin bought Mrs.
Blumgartner's Incubator and has il
setting.
Little LeOna Hartford attended
church for the first time last Sunday.
Mrs. Landon Of sand creek. visited
her daughter. Mrs.J A. Howe, Friday
Fred Bzyless is on the mail route
from Logan 70 Cstesby after a short
lay Of caused by severe cold.
Mr. Reid is blowing on the old Jas
per GlsndOn place.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartford and baby
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Sarah
Thompson after church last Sunday.
ONcE A WEEE.
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Clear Lake.

Eternal bliss is my reward for ssry.
ing here below. So. II would rather
be doorkeeper In the house Of my
God than dwell in the tents Of wick
ness"
jess Gofard and son Maurice were
planting broomcorn. April 24th. the
first We have heard o.
J. A. Cow 10 building nice house on
the northeast corner Of his farm. A
Stanton is assisting IN the work.
Ernest Stanton. II year. old. is max
ing a 4-horse hand At discing.
John stibbs. the phone man. has sold
his farm 70 Mr. Stanley, of spesrDore,
for phone line. We wish each a sue.
cess.
Mr. Aniin, mother Of Mrs.. James
Stafford, !. soon 70 leave us for her
sons home In Kansas City. Kan. She
spent the day with the two Mrs. Gof.
fOrds' preparatory % going
Mr. Holiday bring. the news that ! /
cars of Lumber arrived At Lsyerne only
few days ago. lie predicts town Of
one thousand IN 'iT months. Hope he
is no false prophet
Mr. Nickleson - drilling for water
one half mile south Of town. II Is rs-
ported Jones is the well man 10 this
cHse. The Lane brothers sre about
four miles north on young Hester's
place,
What was intended TO be family
reunion dinner was spread In Dad
hansfeld's restaurant. IL was to have
been composed Of Thos. l.. Lane and
his family. While the head Of the
family was waiting at Mr.. Burns, Mrs
Ed Ls. parents, the news was received
Wm would not be present, 90 several
took dinner at Mr.. B's. while the rest
ate At Dad Mansfeld's and sad pleas
ant time was had A good dinner ate
BY all who we're not too grief stricken
TO eat. All hearts beat 10 sympathy
with the aged parents.
Our doctor has his Office In the post
office building.
Mr.. Bsumgartner was In and said his
son-in-law, Mr.. Grace, was home-sick
for Beaver. Such is the case with most
all who 20 away. II was sickness in
this case.
Dir, stanton Just this day finished
gathering his last years crop.
There are acres Of ksiiir and milo
that will not be gathered Birds got IL.
Quite a nOmber are burning the
worms OIL thesr plum bushes. A good
thing sad should be INDUCED In by all
and help annihiiate the pest. A damp
day Is the most safe 70 burn. The writ
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-09
Ridgeway

Well, here we are again aud the wind
still blows. April must have got
March's wind.
Lafe Nelson went up 10 Beaver
April y to prove up on his claim.
Jim Culver is still plowing sod for
Hell Fisher on his wife's place.
Mrs. Tom Duble, who has been quite
sick for the past two or three weeks, is
is not improving much.
Mrs. Abigail VI. Wright came in on
the mail hack, April eth. TO surprise
her son and family, Harry b Wright.
Quite nunber Of the neighbors
here went down south and east Of Cleat
Lake last week and bought kaffir corn.
Frank Harger and Arch Ranchier
each hauled load OF grain for H. B.
Wright one day last week
The RidgeWsy sunday School has
been reorganized again. Come out.
everybody, and help our Sunday School
odt. II has been froze up and showed
under long enough.
Frank Harger and son have been do
ing some plowing for IL. B. Wright
aud Frank set out some trees for Harry
the past week.
Grandma Detwiler has again return
ed home from her visit with her sons
and daughters down near ElmWood.
Frank oakes has got about all the
lumber on the ground for his house
and has the basement dug out and Is
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-09

For Hail Insurance. see VIII q.
Fields. ! reprerent the St. Paul.
ALL II
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Bunch Grass.

Farming is the order OF the day in
these parts. Everybody is busy, no
one has time TO visit.
We are having fine Sunday School
at Bunch Grass this season with good
attendance. Rev. A. l.. Stout preached
for US the first Sunday in May.
We had a nice time at Bunch Grass
Easter Sunday. Had a fine program
and everything went of nicely.
Mrs. Elsie wadell is on her claim
this week. Her sister Letta Drake il
staying with her at present.
It's reported that Mrs. Stella New
ell is right sick at this writing.
SIR. Houseman went to Liberal, Kan
sss. one day last week to take his wife
to the doctor. She had breaking out
on her face which became very alarm
ing to them but proved to be nothing
very serious.
Mrs. ]. Jennings attended church at
Appleton last Saturday and Sunday
The school house being locked they
were compelled to hold their meeting
in the yard.l
Childrens' Day will be the second
Sunday in June and big time is eI
pected at Bunch Grass. On that day,
come one. come all, everybody is in
vited and everyone is welcome and let's
have a good old time. Bunch Grass ID
the place where the Sunday School
does not freeze up during cold weather.
II goes all the year because God is in
1t and we expect great good will come
out of 1t. We ask the prayers Of God q
people that our Sunday School will
prosper and become bright and shin
ing light thst others may be constrain-
ed TO gloryfy our Father who art in
heaven. for city that Is set on hill
cannot be hid. So let your light shine.
WISE OLD Owl.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-09
DIR. Casio.

DR.. CASTO-A registered Morgan
stallion No. 5ie5, sired BY Dick skin
ner's famous HEADLIGHT, the cham
piOn blue ribbcn winner Of the United
Slater. DR.. casio is chestnut sor.
rel, l51s hands high, weight 100 lbs
1 years old, beautiful form and sciion
winner Of the blue ribbon for 1911 a.
Hutchinson State Fair and Meade and
Beaver County Fairs.
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ROBUSTAT and JUMBO
Imported Black Percheron
and Mammoth Jack

R05C-TAT-Inportef French Per
easroa- Register No. IsS5J5i sls5e = :
C9zl BiA-k =riEhinE $50 posBds and
has Ere sGyls E1S action.
TUNBO-DErs Gray Jack ziih white
poiuts. = hsa5s hiEh and weighs 100
po1u1s.
EEcz q these E-i1als will make the
ss1soa a. Beaver. Oklshons, al the
breeding si4bl-s a. tie southeast cor
ner q the Beaver toEnsite.
TERMS Fer Robgsisi. $500 70
i-ssrs colt . stznd ard suck.
Fer Jumbo 5000 70 insure colt to
stz1i AID sock.
Mare Sod colt si1nd good for service
Zee E81 II mare - sold or removed
from the co1niy. service fee i due.
VIII 10; b responsible for any seci-
dent that may oeeor. bat will use all
care 20 prevent their occurrence.
No Sunday Breeding.
CLARExCE Hrsss, Manager,
4-ll # Beaver, Okla
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! asrstg Enng-oes rrytsf ~ r4rs1l.
csts fsf rs-r1,-iEsi5g. fg- Ccl-Ersss %
~ saso-,> DisEriei. ssb.se; ~ ths O.
.isi1.- u fas ksSr15l,esr priz-ary.
tr5 >ssrlJ grttefsl for fhs biEh h1ogr,
To- Ss,ssSlistns EsEs hsrstosors coz.
fsrrsc uso- ~ srG ! vii hiEhly a.
,feel1ts f1sif eo-.firs ssc F1rr,yrr.
DscE i NyeCsE.
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For Sheriff

bsrsbT aDnO1,cs nysslf a. q car
cHsis for tie Office Of County Sheriff
of Beaver county, Okls subject 70 the
Will % the Republican voters ~ the
primary IN August. 1912 n pon1instsc
and elected will ran the Office ~ the
best % nv ability ard 20 the interest
% Beaver county and Beaver cOgniy's
Taxpayers.
VIZ z. EDEs. FIoris. Okla.
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COLBY AIGNAN.
Black Percheron Stallion
6 Years Old. Wgt 100 lbs.

viii make the season Of 1912 a. fol-
lows:
Friday and Saturday al Beaver, Ok
la, Sunday ard Monday at August Rel
mer's farm, miles south and ~ miles
west Of Beaver, the balance Of the week
ct Frank Drums farm on Six Mile, Q
miles southwest Of Beaver. oklA.
sIRE-sAINT Afghan (4s27l 2slO2
Fieye-s-Brss 1855, Rspide S4475.
Briard 1889, Sophie sse3. Brigsdier
1915 (2OsssJ. Mouyette l7e45, import
ed b. Mclaughlin Bros. Of Columbus,
Ohio.
DAM-JEsSEUX n47O5l sS42. Ak
le-Belle 1906, Mohsyen 2s347. BOu-
legene s76l, Quaness 1874, Grensdeer
2iei5, Suanens 1881.
TERMS-sl2OO to insure colt to
stand and suck. Mare and colt 20 stand
good for service.
Care will be taken to prevent seci-
dents but will not be responsible should
any occur. Fee due IL mare is disposed
Of or moved from the county.
AIS If DRUM & REIMER. Owners.
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What Texans Admire

ia hearty. vigorous life, according to
Hugh Tsllmau. of San Antonio. "We
fnd, he writes, that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills surely put new life and ener-
~ into person Wife and ] believe
they are the best made" Excellent
for stomach, liver or kidney troubles.
% cts. at Fred c. Tracy's.
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