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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-28

si.0o and Soc at Drug Stores or direct upon
receipt of rrice and dealer's narne. Send l0c for
trial bottle. Philo Hay Spec. Co. Newark. N ].
~. ea,e ano Recommended BY Mo.
0rath Bros. Drug Co
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Ark, ensign.
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more closely and carefully have concluded that %he small additional tax that this great improvement will cost cannot possibly conflict yer, much of a burden, and especially is .sis the case. as regards the maiorfA Of the tax payers.
 Tie assessed valuation of my properly in this county g about Eigh5@rhousand Doflars and accord ing ofsiSour statsment, tai will c3st me not exceeding sixteen d4l1afs, CT two dollars per thousand; per year.
 feel that l would be a very poor citizen ineed f l could not stand that much in behalf of an enterprise that nearly every business man in Pine Bluff things is of such great i'm portance to the city and county.
 Another thing thay has influenced me in this action is the treatment az corded the Bridge Commissioners by Mir. Collier when he ordered them cut Of the hall in wh ch he Taxpayers Association was holding its meeting
 Messrs Hearn, Byrd, Bloom, Smart Howell, T Tamlinson and Nunn see chased among out very best citizens; they were invited to the faXrayers meet ng by a resolution introduced by Col John NJ. Oracle and unanimously 8doDted by tbe association and hardly had they entered fhe hall when they were insultingly ordered out by Mir Collier, amid the applause of couple of hundred negroes. 1t was gratify- ing to me to note that very few of .be white citizens at that meetlne applauded MT. Golfers action. cannot further lend my aid to Mir Collier who seems to he the whole as- sociation ner will l eountenance sues treatment to the very best citizens oi our county.
 cannot approve NJ. Coltier's sus- gestion of boycotting the good het chants of Pine Bluff and his plea te Shoulder Arms" to prevent the building of the Bridge.
 sm for peace and harmony and majority rule. do not believe that veur bridge commissioners will make false statement and have no sym nathv with such contempible insin'f lions Therefore I hasten to condemn
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Maia,s One Good Qualify.

Servant girls know their oWn good points and they take care that every. body else shall know them. One maid who was obliged to look for @ new sit uation because her employers wore leaving town listened critically to the enumeration of her virtues as set down in the recommendation that haG just been written by her former his tress.
 There's one thing you've left out, ma'am, she said T never cut my fin gers. I wish you'd put that right IT. at the head of the list Ladies wifi like that. Some girls cut their fin gers terrible and it looks bad
 Why, that is true; you never do, said her mistress, and the unusual point of efficiency She never cuts her fingers" was inserted as request ed.
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BUSY BAY IN POLICE COURT

Police court which has been rather a quiet place for the past several days, assumed buster aspect yester- day morning when eight offenders faced Judge J. R St5wart. For some time two or three cases have been
 the limit but several vags and auto- mobilists boozted up the list yester- day and the to,al fines amounted to sos. Jasper Steele a negro chauffeur was fined $3 for driving his mach ne cn the sidewalk Frank Clifford, white, was fined 5 for being drunk on the street; Robert Wilburn, d negro, was fined $5 for tresspass ng. He was caught sleeping in a box car Out as he had no receipt for his berth
 the officers were obliged to take him
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tjne9rned Praise,
He was only d poor little messongcI

He was only poor little InessenGel boy.
 When the young woman stepped i0 to the elevator on the first floor Of the Williamson building it was crowd ed with big men and that measea gea boy. In an instant the boy snatehed his hat from his head.
 One by one, but with sh2noa blushes the men in the elevator fa' lowed suit The young woman Ea4 not handsome, but she was ua&t al4 trim and self-possessed. Quickly ahS turned to the lad aHd said:
 You are 8 little gentleman one ot the oldfashioned sort,' and she Hash ed a. wonderfully sweet smile upon him
 The child looked at her in amaze. ment He had been fumoliag with his cap, but now he found tho message ha had stuck in is aWeatband. took i out, stuck his cap on his head and be gan to whistle.
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it and take pleasure in giving you my petition and authority to use this let tsr as you see fit.
 The above letter was shown 10 ths Graphic Saturday by one of the Br dge Commissia nars and the sigma .ure is withheld for the sood reason that it is not the desire of the Bridge Commissioners to psrfhit if it can De avo ded, any personalities or feelings to be eng ndersd be-wsen good cit izens Of the county. ana in which position, the Graphic comments ths Bridge Commissioners.
 Another membe'e of tha t.idge. com III ssion stated tha5 he had received petitions exceeding q hundred thoHs- and dollars in value since the Tax= payer. meeting ill this city last Tuz . day nearly all Of he sign srs explain ng that they could net longer fol tow Mf. Caller in his reckless charges against ssme of the best cit izens ef this county
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Msj5r W. Z, Tankersley, Pine Bluff, Ark; Capt ". E. Jordan, Wilmar, Ark; Capt. R. A. Tee.oc, Monticello, Ark. Capt. r. NJ. Bordeaux, Nonti- cello. Ark Capt. R. C. Knox, Month cello, Ark; Capt. G. W. Winters, Tfaskwcod, Ark; Capt. J. H. Ship man, Monticello, Ark; Capt. j. H. M2honey, Monticello, Ark; Capt. T. R. spras ns, Lake Village, Ark; Capt. J. E. Paddsn, Monticello, Ark.
 Miss Margaret Ramsey, Camden, Ark, sponsor; Miss May Little, Tex arkana, Ark, maid of homer; Miss T. May Wilmington Monticello, Ark, maid of honov and Mrs. Myrtle Brown Ahrens, Mont cello, Ark, matron of henc~
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Business Phone IA. Editorial Phone 96.
NOW FOR THE BRIDGE

Pine Bluff, Ark, Apr5l 5th, 1912 To the Jefferson County Bridge Com missioneTs:
 City.
 Herewith I hand you my petition in favor of the br dge and by way of explanation l want to say that during the agitation of this matter l have been opposed to the bridge because l, like a good many cthers, believed the statement .ssued by MT. T. J, Col Her.
 Upon investigation of the matter
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SECOND BnIGADE
 STAFF NAMED Brigadier General Brown Names Reunion Officers
 From Arkansas.
SPONE0R AND MAIDS
\ Number of Pine Blum Veterans Ire Iionortd By second Bri-
 gade Officer.

Monticello. Ark, AprI 6-The Brig dier General ". A. Brown. of the Second Brigade Of the Arkansas Division U. C. V. announces the fol- lowing named comrades upon his staff for the Confederate Reunion at Macon, Ga, May [, and 9, 1912, who " Il report t headquarters upon ar rival:
 Capt. H. \ Mccoy Pine Bluff, Ak, assistant adit. general
 Capt. J C. Wright, Whaelen Springs Ak, as istant adtutant general
 Major F. NJ. Cox, Enterprise, Ala bama5 inspector general. i Cant J NJ. Bailey, Warren, Ark, assistant ~spectsr gaazTaI.
 Major c " Newton, Camden. Ark, qusete m ster general.
 Capt J E. NcMillen Pine Bluff, Ark. assi- tant quartermastar.
 Capt J. E. Atkinson, Fordyce, Ark. aSSlStdit GudftefD4aSlef.
 Major w F Lindsey. sW eden, Ark. chief commissary.
 Cspt. ! c. eulp, Eagl Nillz. Ark, ass stant commissany.
 Capt. " II Isom, Monticello, Ark, aaztstaat commiazary.
 Mai2r Juntus Jordan, Pine Bluff, Ark. judge advocate.
 capt. I. F. Jones, Thfas Creeks Ark. assist mt judge advocate.
 Capt. J. C. Mitchell, sharrill. Ark, assistant judge adyoc ts.
 Naizr A T. BIount, Stephens, Ark, chief surgeon.
 Capt. J. P. r'ght Monticello, Ark, assistant surgeon
 Major j. WI I.ybrand, Erin. Ark., chief artillery.
 CsPt. W. D. Trottsr Detmott. Ark. assistant artillery
 Cept \. T. Young. El Dorada, Ark, ag@tstant artillery.
 Maj r E. E. Ben on, Plhe bluI' Ark, chief ordinance.
 capt w. F. Cook. Waboesaka, Ark, ass. stant chief ordinance.
 Capt ]. W. Juniel Beagden' Ark, assistant chief ordinance.
 Major B. H. Holmes, Eordyce. Ark, chief engineer.
 Capt J. C. Norman. Strong, Ark, istant chief engine r.
 capt ". H. Lindsey, Hamburg, Ark. assis' ant chef engineer.
 Major \, T. Robe Is, Pine Bluff, Ark. chief paymaster.
 capt. A W Frazier Fordyce, Ark, assistant chief paymestar.
 Capt. J. X. R zeves, eadmen, Ark, assistant chief paymaster.
 Major x C. Benson, Bermott, Ark, chaplain.
 Capt j. N Lucy Pine Bluff Ark, as istaat chaplain.
 Major j. |. Proffett. Camden, Ark, chief f transportation. 2
 Cap. N R Rodgers. Pine Bluff, Ark. assistan chief transportation.
 capt Mack Cook, star City, Ark assistant chief transportation.
 Col. Thomas Green ST. Pine Bluff,
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up. ". F. Clark well known bus- mess man, was fined $10 for exceed ing the speed lint L. Kersh, white, fined s for being trunk; si- mon Green, Alex Mitchell and Cole man Bassett, negroes, were "doin nuthin,' and for thas very reason Judge Stewart stuck thsm 10 bones each.
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Mitchell selligman, the architect, VII leave this week for northern points on business.
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Tor wedding and easter gifts, see bargains at B. L. Owen. 3-3l If
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Mr. Rent Payer:

If you could convert your rent into instalIments which-in five years time would make ycu owner of the pfe- m,ses.
 If you could then turn ne property into all the money you had put in 1t, and 5a&e a protfit on tap Of this, WOULDN'T YOU BE AHEAD OF
 THE GAME2
 if you will act promptly you can do just what We have indicated here. The propositicn is house lot lo- eated on paved street and n the ear inc
 Call t5day and we will show you R. H. H M. MILLS 6 SONS Insurance Real Estate, Loans
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Entered at Postoffice at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, as second-class mail matter
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corn and caused the came to be re-
planted.
Another nice shower fell here on
Monday night and Tuesday night.
OF course its pretty warm now, but
its an III wind that blows nobody good.
Think Of tie ice-man, the base ball
man. the ice cream man and the sum
mer pork man and lot Of others.
The moving picture shows are giving
the masses some idea OF how the rich
live and riot in wealth that the masses
prod uce and this creates new ideals
and inspirations that must eventually
prod uce social influences Of tremer-
dous importance The poor never en-
ter a rich mans house and never be-
fore knew how they lived.
Slim Gaines went to Shattuck Sstur-
day on his motorcycle making the
round trip in three hours time.
James O'Neal went to Surprise Sat-
ufuhy 70 llcthiuB CAiANN " ~ 80 49,
assessment Of our taxes.
Stella willets went to Wsynoka
Tuesday to celebrate the Fourth with
her mother.
Olive V. o'Neal and family was call
ing on his brother James and family
Sunday.
The lightning Saturday night killed
valuable horse for James n. O'Nesl.
There will be preaching every Sur
day night at the Sand creek school
house by Bro. Ed ShroUt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neal went
Beaver Monday on legal affairs.
Mrs A. n. Howe and sister. Miss
Ellen Hughes, we're shopping at Madi-
son Wednesday evening.
S. RidenOuS departed Tuesday for
Exc elsior Springs. Mo-, to be gone a
couple Of months for his health.
The glorious Fourth is thing oil the
past, but not so the swelled heads,
bruised bodies and lacerated limbs of
good many.
ALFALFA PETE.
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FaIkey

The wind still blows a little. Get
ing pretty dry and hot and seems some
like Oklahoma. still crops are growing
fast.
The farmers are busy killing weeds.
oats and wheat look very good. Mr..
Gregory will cut his oats this week.
Our Sunday School was we'll attend.
ed Sunday Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery and Mrs. Miller and little
son. We hope they will come again.
Sam Starchsr and his sister, Mrs G
y. May and children. spent Sunday at
the home OF Martin Mays. They ais
attended services at Camp creek school
house.
The tabernacle meeting will begin
the Goth OF this month. We hope every
body will come and take part. The
tent will be pitched on the Jim Stead
man place. All expecting a good old
time meeting.
Chester Miller is back from harvest
and he says there is nothing to harvest
inR and he believes he has got enough
Of it.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Montgomery spent sun
day with the latter's aunt, Mrs. John
Miller.
Virgia Miller, Eva Ham and Merle
skinner spent Sunday with Ruth and
Alma Brown,
Born-To Mr. and Mrs o. c. Collins,
June 3oth, a fine baby girl, All doing
fine.
Chester Miller has ordered a new
buggy Girls, put on your old gray
bonnet
Several of our neighbors have had
fried chickens. Mrs. George Brown
fried six for the 4th. She says the 4th
don't come but once year.
Little Goldie May is staying with her
aunt, Mrs. G., b May, this week
News is scarce in this part OF the
county,
IHE LARK
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Twin Mounds

July 5. Again the glorious 4th has
become past history. We wonder hoE
many Of the happy throng that gather
cred in the groves yesterday to eele-
orate, really remembered the true
meaning Of the day. There is little in
our country celebrations to teach pa
triotism to the young. Older ones
probably learned Il back in the states
A new baby is reported in eA OF
the Mansfield and Francis homes Both
boys We believe.
A fine rain visited this section yes
terdsy making the ground too wet to
work
Mrs Jeger and son Of Omaha are
spending q few weeks at the home OF
their uncle, Charles jerks and family.
Everyone in this nsighborhood, as
FAR as We know Of, spent the 4th in
Hastings grove, on the KiowA
A. W. McClurg is planting sd today
Homemade peaches and cream will
be on the menu at Belle Meade today
Bro. Moore preached a good sermon
at the school house last Sunday.
Some Of our citizens were too busy
taking care Of their fine wheat crop to
attend the picnic yesterday.
bran new boy, Robert Dewitt Yeo-
mans by name, brought joy to the
Chester Yeoman home in Chicago re-
Gently.
Mrs. Harry Jones drove over to Bea-
yer the first Of the week to have some
dental work done.
Quite a number Of eN-nornal girls
celebrated al Hastings grove.
The Turner boys have gone to Kan
sas TO help their brother harvest FIVE
hundred ac'es IL wheat.
II. II. Martin is expected home from
Missouri this week where he was called
by the illness Of his mother.
ONcE A WEEK.
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Irrer EImnooa

Harvesting is still the leading fea-
tare Of the day in this locality.
r. NJ. Rizley spent the glorious 4th
near Sunset.
Mrs George Wright and siste spent
the 2nd and Sd on the creek fishing and
stayed all night at W. A. Oyerton's.
W. A Overton and family and Mr..
Ellis Of StoutlAnd, Mo-, spent the 18th
with Otto Barby's.
John Hibbs made business trip to
Liberal last week.
Wesley Hibbs is a little improved at
this sritiRg.
Mr.. Eato has reformed looking after
his farm and fine wheat crop.
Mrs. Less Lockhart is visiting Mrs
Pearl Lockhart while Pearl is helping
HE father harvest.
Orville Haskell and family and
Claude Haskell and family have re.
turned from Colorado. They report
Colorado as being the garden spot Of
the wo-ld.
Eli Goucher made trip TO the rail
road one day last week.
The plum seekers have begun to
throng in on the creek already hunting
plums. They will be scarce this year
owing to the hard winter.
Mrs. Mary Richardson is home again
after an absence Of month in Colo
rado visiting her son Theodore Weeden
and family. She reporty Theo's az
getting along nicely.
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kioMa Flash Light.

Another nice rain fell Saturday night
proceeded by heavy electric storm.
These weekly rains are sure making
the crops grow, also the weeds.
&c Ripple took load Of broom
corn to Higgins last week and brought
a load Of freight. Ripple bids farewell
to these long hauls and says he will
not make any more 40 mile trips. Right
you are, buddy.
A nice crowd was out Sunday in at
tendance at Sunday School and great
interest is taken in the work We are
glad to see the young folks turn out SO
Mr.. Mason, who works for DR.. Smith,
veterinary, was taken suddenly sick
last Wednesday in the harvest field
and DR.. Marklry was called at once.
Mr.. Mason is up but is yet very sick
man.
Ben Jett was taken suddenly sick
Friday night after hard days work
in the harvest field, caused by drinking
too much water and the heat.
Harvest will be over in another week
Of good weather. Some fields are good
and some are not, but the average will
be better than for many'years.
Rocky Ford will start threshing in
about ten days.
Planting is still in full swing and a
good deal OF wheat ground will be list
ed and put into broom corn and maize.
Red Martin drilled well last week
for Bud Vanakins. Martin and Burk
are kept very busy with their well ma
chine as SO many are having trouble
with their wells.
Shorty Cole is back on the Star rolte
carrying the mail while Mr.. McVickers
is putting up his hay crop and cultiyat-
ing.
Gsasshoppers did you say? Well. l
should say we have them too in a good
many places and a good deal OF fear is
felt that when the wheat is all cut that
they will then 60 on the other crops
and in some places the hoppers have
already eaten the kaffir and broom
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ColTY
C

To CoRKEsPoSDESTs:- sign
all items sent to this Office. Your name
will not be published, but it MUST be
signed TO all items intended for publi-
cation, 30 that we may know who con
tributes the news Also, kindly limit
your items to three or four pages Of
copy, as we have many neighbor-
hoods represented and desire to give
each an equal amount Of space. Of
course. should there be anything OF
more than ordinary interest or impor-
tance, send IL in and wen try and pro.
vide the space but as rule the
amount we suggested is all the person.
al neighborhood news we can convent
emily use regularly.
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Logan
+. B. MILLIKEN,
Asst. Entomologist.

Miss Dottie Curtis visited with Peter
Morris this week.
John Estis got his hand hurt last
week
Frank Robinson of Logan. is the
proud possessor of fifty acres of wheat
the finest raised in the eastern part of
Beaver county. His good wheat is
due to his skilled work and manage
ment.
Logan was visited by small hail
storm but not much damage done, 4
Clyde Curtis was down from Engle-
wood last week
Mrs. Tom Smith spent the 4th at
Sunset.
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Try This Remedy.
Hoppers.
It, Kills

The following remedy has been pre-
scribed by the Kansas State ARricul-
ture College to aid in fighting the
grasshoppers:
I'VE are recommending poison bait
made by mixing one pound OF Paris
Green or White Arsenic with twenty
pounds OF bran making into a mash by
wetting with three and one-hslf gll-
Ions OF water, in which has been stir
red two quarts of cheap syrup and the
Juice and finely chopped pulp and peel
of three oranges or lemons. The bait
is then to be sowed broadcast where
the insects are numerous, this amount
being sufficient to cover about five
acres. Paris Green gives little bet
ter results than does White Arsenic,
though the latter is considerably cheap
en-"
T b. MnLIKEN,
Asst, Entomologist
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-07-11
What Makes a Woman?

One hundred and twenty pounds, more
or less, OF bnne and muscle don't make
a woman. Its good foundation. Put
into 1t health and strength, and she
may rule kingdom. But that's Just
what Electric Bitters give her. Thous-
ands bless them for overcoming faint
ing and dizzy spells and for dispelling
weakness, nervousness, backache and
tired, listless, worn out feeling "Elec-
trio Bltters have done me a world OF
good, WIRES Eliza Pool, Dewey, Okla,
"and thank you, with sll my heart,
foe making such good medicine"
Only SOC. Guaranteed by Fred c. Tracy.
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Bunch Grass.


Harvest is drawing near. Some have
already started.
Less and Lee Newell will harvest for
J. L. Duerson.
Mrs. Price OF Mullenville, Kansas, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hensley this week.
Chss. Buxton and family visited Mr..
Hale's last Sunday.
VIM. Kulo and his brother Jim went
to Guymon last Sunday to attend the
normal at that place.
Mrs. Cora Kulo attended Sunday
School last Sunday at Bunch Grass.
1t was quite a rain we had and some
hail but no damage done
Harvest hands are going at a prem
ium this season,
George whitmer and family went to
Tyrone Tuesday and never got back
home until Wednesday. They got
water bound and stayed over night at
J. +. Taylor's.
The spring crop is fine in these parts
now. They are little late owing to
the trouble we had in getting an early
stand.
Jesse Hale started bis header today,
July 5th.
Mrs. Ben Houseman was visiting
with Mrs. Geo. Whitmer last Friday.
Walter Parmalee sold some nice
yearlings to Henry Gorden Monday.
Henry always pays a good price.
Next week will find every body in the
harvest field.
We have had some fine rain this week
on the third and fourth.
Remember the Sunday School at
Bunch Grass every Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock.
WISE 0LD Owl.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-07-11
District No. -.

Every body is busy harvesting.
L. l.. Hall and Roy Landers started
to Flocis the first of the week where
they expect to harvest.
Stella Montgomery visited Nirgie
Miller Sunday.
Ethel Wright was quite sick the fret
of the week but is greatly improved at
this writing.
Mrs J. II. Summers spent Sunday
with Mrs. 5. NJ. Brazil
Mrs Sanders called at Mrs. VIM. r.
Wright's the first OF the week.
Mable Gracy is staying with osa Car
ter while Delva is away to harvest.
Laura Hall is staying with her par.
ents at present.
SuNFLowER
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Insect Bite Costs Leg.

A Boston man lost leg from the bite
Of an insect two years before. To avert
such calamities from stings and bites
of insects use Bucklen's Arnica Salye
promptly to kill the poison and prevent
inflammation, swelling and pain. Heals
burns, boils, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts,
bruises, Only 25 cents at Fred G..
Trany's.
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The Choice of a Husband.

is too important matter for a woman
to be handicapped by weakness, bad
blood or foul breath. Avoid these kill
hopes by taking DR.. Kings Life Pills.
New strength, fine complexion, pure
breath, cheerful spirits-things that
win men-follow their use. Easy, safe,
sure. 25c at Fred G Tracy's.
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For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself a. a can
didate for the office Of County Sheriff
Of Beaver county, Okla. subject to the
will OF the Republican voters at the
primary in August. 1912. II nominated
and elected ] will run the Office 70 the
best Of nv ability and TO the interest
Of Beaver county and Beaver eounty's
taxpayers.
WM. T.. EDEs, Floris, Okla.
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During the summer months mothers
Of young children should watch for any
unnatural looseness Of the bowels.
When given prompt attention at this
time serious trouble may be avoided.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and BIZ
arrhea Remedy can always be depend
ed upon. For sale by all dealers.
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For County Clerk

am a candidate for denomination
to the office Of county clerk Of Beaver
county. subject to the will Of the re-
publican voters, and kindly solicit
your support
GEo. II. WRIGnT
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For County Assessor.

hereby announce my candidacy for
County Assessor OF Beaver county, sub.
iect 10 the will OF the republican voters
at the primary, August 9th, 1912.
+. H. DRuN,
i. o. Elmwood. Okla. Six Mile.