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Arizona republican., 1914-02-11
Candidate for Mayor
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The following "Who's Arizona" 1913 George U. Young was born in Hamburg, Indiana February 10, 1867. where his parents John AeXan- der and Mary Wilson Young, resided for many years When he was thirteen years of age the fam fly removed to Kansas
 MT. Young has been practically sef-educated, and at the age of fifteen began teaching school at his home ill Kansas. Here, too he studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1890. He came to Ar- zona shortly after and for three years engaged in railroad construction
 He was later elected princ pal of the schools of Will liams ill which position he served four years and acquired the ownership of the ''Williams News.' He also associated with Captain William O'Nell on the promotion of the Grand Canyon Railroad. ONeills death in Cuba, left the entire respons- blity of the western interests in the proposition upon Mr. Young, and 1t was through his efforts and sacrifices that the road was built.
 In 1903 he became actively interested in mining and has since done much toward the development of Arizona resources and is at present President and General Manager of the Young Mines Company Ltd" and the "Madzee Mining Company For several years he was Territorial Secretary of Arizona, and is prominently known throughout the State
 From legal, business and political standpoint, Mr. Young stands deservedy high in the esteem of his fellow citizens, and stands for pure religion without regard to sect or church.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-11
To Meet Sir Lionel.

WASHINGTON. February 10.-Ar- engagements have been made for meeting between Sir Lionel Garden, the British Minister to Mexico, and President Wilson Persons close to the White House confirmed the earlier report that the president would give Sir Lionel an audience on Mexican af- fairs when the latter passed through this country en route to England,
Arizona republican., 1914-02-11

The full program of the evening was as follows: Piano Gavotte ct Musette .D'Albert Sonata EiOica ......... Mcdowell
 (''Flos regum Arthurus') Adago (Arthur's Farewell to Guiniyere) Allegro AppassiOnato
 tThe Passing of Arthur Vocal On the Shore Neldlinger Folk Song (Welsh) .... Anonymous Piano The Lark ......... .Glinka- -BalakireW
 (Russia 1S37-191W Inc fOunldln ....--...--. RdNtl
 (France 1S75) Polonaise ......., ..... Mcdowell
 (America 1S61-190S) Vocal Stride la Vampa ........ Verdi
 Il TroVatore) Piano
 CF'rom "Venezia e'Napoli')
Arizona republican., 1914-02-11
the tickets handed muddyng his

the army with a very high mark.
 This reserve corps of the army as
 well as the regular medical corps. is
 under the direction of Brigadier- Gen eral William C. Gorgas, recently ap-
 pointed surgeon general of the army. General Gorgas made the Panama canal strip fit place. for the white man to live
Arizona republican., 1914-02-11
REPORTS SAY CASTILLO (Continued from Page One.)

Madero revolution, being a close ad- wiser to the late Mexican president He is now in Paris. Although na tive Mexican he was reared in Ger many, and spent much of his life in France Lagos ChaZaro, former governor of the state of Vera Cruz offered his services to CarranZa in a telegram from San Antonio. Texas, today,
Arizona republican., 1914-02-11
WHY?

Because he has spent twenty years in actual development of Arizona. Because he is man of legal training. Because he is a man versed in handling large affairs
 Because he is town builder and country developer
 Because experience has taught him how to combine expert knowledge with good com mon sense.
 Because he has handled large amounts of money, both public and private, with honor and credit.
 Because no one towns him. Because the City of Phoenix needs man of HIS kind RIGHT NOW.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-11
Extract from Arizona Republicans:

Extract from Arizona Repubican
 Ut has naturally been expected in many quarters that The Republican, as a progressive newspaper, would lend it's support to MT. Young. Mr. Young is an eminent member of the progressive party in this state and, we believe, is destined to receive high honors from his party Mir. Young is, more over an honest and capable man, with a large fol- lowing and whom we hold in the highest regard, while we are out of sympathy with the fundamental political beliefs of Judge Lewis. But Mr. Young, Iayman lacks the legal training which we believe so essential at this time"
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FINANCIAL.

and costs ana % days in the Jail OF the
Town. but announced tUat be would sua-
pend both these penalties 10 TIA. def, nd
ant would cease conducting hls on,n.. q.
business
As far a. the police were able Co aa-
'rttulu. no other offensive bus ness u..t
"ulucied pu saturday. and 20 least two
per sons with goscrufneut stamps In
formed the police that a. an evidence ~
good ialtn that they would obey tie
avs 81 the town. tusy would z4tItU
tne.r government stamps for .eIllu-
tIIpfH or malt liquors.
Mr. MutEan. through bis cH.u.cI o. .-
% tHdt Dee un gwen 4HtII .I.H.I.f. Iu ta.
eide whether ne would ...rUf o..
i..l ore uicI u. .ul t.I... tl. I.....
tee. But b. is tho.lu. ..Ht fH. Was
uut tIe reason Cor Iu.s I,..s.t TIIle
MOTHS 81 % he .efs Aurda. IIu.r BIZ EST
Mon where 'c nsa been ... .u- I sr...
-t.l term. AMI tie cN-uI.HI u.f. a.uf
g. raise thc question of .4il.I... .or 70
fore bonn.
i'e .snort Go destroy u..r .I.HI
users De- very popular one .uU .. I'D.
ifr lNrEeIF supported DID,. tie ...f I.
Niina tEcrs cannot t. aU. place
. ,."pt whore blind onl,c.s cKc.at, inc
laws.
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rate Increases viii speedily he granted.
because OF the Interstate commerce com
missions decision to investigate indus
trial railways allowances. The Five
brothers" trust bills. the proposed New
Haven Investigation. the plan for gov
eminent purchase or telegraph and tele-
phone lines. the senate hearing on stock
exchange regulation an dthe Mexican
situation combined to make Washington
news depressing factor.
Trade reports were favorable. but
some miscivings were felt that Inn
provenent had been overestimated. es-
pecially In the steel trade. Estimates
OF high percentage condition OF winter
wheat helped sentiment
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TRADING WAS ON DIMINISHING
SCALE THROUGHOUT PAST WEEK

NEW YORK. Feb. Trading in Sc
curities this week was on diminishing
scale, and movements were narrow. The
higher prices established by the Janu-
airy rise were less attractive for invest
ment. and the absorptive capacity OF the
market was lessened.
Interest rates continued to fall, but
less swiftly Paris drew moro gold, turn o.
Ing to London as well as New York and
other demands on London helped to
check the fall in money rates. In
creased borrowing also was factor.
offerings OF mercantile paper were
larger both In New York and at interior
banking centers. reflecting expanding
rate rlans.
Less confidence was felt that freight
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view asrtinrwiie sr,sfs.

John j. G1uinue. or row Hftau. wa.
mere Dli'I.. .n prH.f .sI0uHf men ~lfur.
'tF. .i0 ..'l fH oh. 'H..uee. f.. Roller
'IUh' a Geo. HHf s urw fl rg fH. iHr.
scif. WITH headquarters OF TOWN.. com.
Onto
tfUfrc franc ffe rprf fn Harrison
'"li fl. ~, c. make q location Tor In uII
veil with Do ans others will aim ol
lfrrr tract ~ land
liII.t MEREDITH. OF f.IIIen0rrne. WAS
hero ga HrinN cunfcrrIuN Win parties
ho o. Interested with p ~ ZOO me prl.
ultlnI OF uil tHrl nave recently
drilled 90 a well ou tract OF LOO
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ADVANCE In PRICE OF STEEL
FOLLOWS PLACING OF ORDERS

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Last week
was not productive Of large orders
for rolled steel, but following the
larger contracts placed in January.
the largest interests advanced prices
of bars. plates. shapes, standard pipe
and wire products 81 per ton. In
dependent companies did not immed-
lately follow the corporation move
and there Is still some irregularity.
The car companies that closed addi-
tional contracts for steel to cover
rolling stock orders are understood
not TO have paid an advance.
The railroads, still conservative.
equipment orders. The Southern
Railway is preparing specifications
for 1900 cars. Locomotive shops
took orders for AZ engines and or
ders for 121 more are under negotia-
tons. Rail contracts OF a miscellan-
eous character aggregated $4,000
tons
Fabricated steel orders were small.
outside OF 10000 tons for the third
tracking OF the Fulton street eievat-
ed in Brooklyn. and 5000 tons for
the Rosenbaum building in Pitts
burgh. Some marine orders placed
call for 10000 tons OF steel plates
20 be furnished by Pittsburgh and
eastern mills.
The steel corporation increased
steel ingot output 10 IS per cent and
I'm week expects 10 have scheduled
up 10 So per cent Nine blast fur
naces were blown in at Pittsburgh,
Chicago and Cleveland.
The February output of pig iron
viii show an increase in weekly
rates over January. when there was a
falling OF of almost 100. 900 tons COM
pared with December
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING ". Va Feb Z III
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-, S.".u' JUN lhomas trus'
slanus Al cepOt ~
NEW MARTlNSVILLE. W. Va. Feb
rom the many open letters sent
ouu ny me manufacturers Light s. Heat
yw1nlpahy 10 Its consumers throughout
West Virginia, and from the man.
thousands OF dollars IL Is spending in
advertising through the many newspa-
GERS OF the state, the general inpres-
sion - that Il would like TO wi. Iiraw
ITS case from the Public Service com
mission before which body Ia has made
sucn iniserahly Door showing. AS FAR
as New Martinsvillc and vicinity arc
concerned. the gas company knows that
lts own evidence before the comrifssion
showing It's net earnings TO b. more
than TWO hundred per cent annually Will
not warrant the commission 20 permit an
increase In the present rates. but on the
other hand. the commission would be
Justucd IN fixing the rate much lower
The Wheeling Register In retiring 10
the advertisement said. "FIxewher. in
this issue appears an oren letter 10 the
people of West Virginia from the Manu-
facturers' Light 4 Heat company" The
state Journal. Of rarkersburg. refers to
u a. "a large advertisement" Many
other papers publishing this large ad-
vertiserenr made no editorial reference
Many Of our people received as many
rs four Of these letters. all exactly
alike enclosing a postal card for reply
Not much can be said on postal card
but some have utilized the space very
effectively. one man wrote. The p.o-
PIE OF West virginia created the Public
Se'Nice commission TO adjust matters
between companies like yours and its
pa. ons. ana n IL fails % do 50 satisrac-
torily To the people. the course To pur-
~" Is very clear Another man wrote
our case II now before the Pubic
service commi sion. and n YOU desire
me 10 TESTIFY hefort that commission I
VIII he glad TO do 30. From tho news
PAPER REPORTS Of the evidence already
submitted. mine would only be conlri-
lntiNe in favor ~ lower rates for Sew
MarttnSvtlle.' stu another wrote. -
nav" never asked any one to make good
my losses. When 70 comes TO this l
VIII join he Socialists ana insist on pub
nc ownership OF everything"
Others wrote long letters but on the
whole most or the people are disregard
Ing the Letters sent out by the gas com
pany. feeling that the evidence already
offered before the Public Service com
mission Is conclusive for a lower rate
to the consumers In New MartinsVilfe
and Brooklyn and vicinity.
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1919, for = Of "a cash Dividend pay: :
able Jan. 81. 1914
t2-Transfer books close Jan. Is.
issit. Tor 20 dividend payable Feb. i.
t0-Transfer books close Jan. "a.
1919. Tor 80 cash dividend payable Jan.
D-Transfer books close Jan. 81.
1914. for y % cash dividend payable
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. :. IL.
The following quotations on the more
active stocks OF the Wheeling market are
corrected daily for The IntellIgencer by
Howard Hazlett & Son. Schmulbach
building:
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Filed Petition IN aar,rrr,ov

Tho Koontz Iunher cornpsnv has
NED tts petition IN tankruutcv Jacob
koonfz. the manager and chtef member
or me trm. has made hard fight
against this step. and hut FOR the big
food last March would have succeeded
" was thought then that his heavy
losses would prove a afrofia. htf tho
confidence tho people had In his business
INTEGRITY norm 'fte1 him 90 rally and get
Ms plant In fairly good shane Vut tie
Indebtedness was fno heavy 10 carry AMI
- was forced into hlnkrurtcv HE liza
niNiies at about sixty thousand foi17rs
Ills assets are somewhat less than this
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Enraged I'm oAen.,v. Pp.,n..,

NTUVIT NOV Nm nd T-T"T0 I-r- e-f--"
day. T. ~ MORAN. rharrrr wffh COM
durf'ug 900 umsr Na business trade or
e0nrlovwruf MORAN wre fefeufer ty
~ Navor Noat vfp denied the frrfaffr-
ton - the fnav0r fu caaee ~ THE kind
NJ lie conclusion ~ tho otfHruro Ir
ruunnrf ~ fFe charge fr tho w4rrsrf
W. Yosf stated fh1' thev were allie f1
provo f"1f Tho retail frunr ra4f~r.-
e'ff"r WHICH woe rrpffu 20 have feert
iFeHod fn Nr NnrnHn fpr 600 r.rr.f
Who're Do was rou1uUffrr hfa business
hrd boon removed Hrf wru no Longer f.,
tne room or huii1lrr. m DIE honor would
rN na'fD- Wnf ne RI fuaf defsrer United
states Comm Iesionfr Moore rrrrere1 fo
Nc nret'rt. ord suggested ~ trc uravp~
fnf fNIa wuulf Hr re- rr0ufr defsrec AMI
faErN flHf the fV.0Hrfur 70 norm. 81 fs
make .urh defence Vhereunou tho
eN-fuTfur ami F'e CLIENT entered vrfs.
e1rI other fNcn Furrur.sI ff1f ffsv
Led nothing f1 oTer
Tho mayor fheu imposed fine ~ SO
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wlfh its nffI we'll ou the Joseph Miller
farm anil nHa u lEHf .Inwifr III lIT
Near GfHuItIsH. .n IIun a rIr. boz I4Ik.
fHn Isu N NfU. .H through tho ffv
InIuu eHrd and found uat formation
nfN INIa vol found all eHrd. NOW
rrH'iu' if. rtttft ..D fIE D.. ms which
800 give DO a. Nert IrIt production Tire
nearest UrnlulfiHu fn =. Ie VIII Ia fls
:. nr. fflIre N.l company a dew lpuueuf
about thrc0-uuartere 81 = mile etaf
whore SOME production has been oU-
ta.ntd on f'e william Baton farm
To Salem township. Washington foHn-
tY, Mi.hee a Go. have completed their
third test we'll on &C. Peter rfarr farm
AMI HHNe .u-hHrrcl rer dHt producer
from tlc tirst Cow Run sand.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. :. II
The Following quotations on the more
active stocks OF the Wheeling market
are corrected daily for the Intelligeuccr
by Geo. W. Baron. local broker. and r.
X. MARSHALL. manager bond department:
STOCKS. Par. BID Ask IL, &
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

The Daily Intelligencer will be found
on sale a. Agar's Cigar and Frni
stand. Main street. lannon's Cigar
and Fr't stand. Moses Thomas
fruit stand. John Thomas Fru.,
stand. AT cepot N
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WHEELING Traction COMPANY
ExPHEss car SCh5DULE
Taxing Eject Jane Al, ] sos

WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
ExPHEss car SChSDULE
Taking Eject June Al, lsos.
PANHANDLE LI:lE
WHEELING AND wELLSBJgG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling wtusburg
Leave
22nd street. Leave
wheeling Wellsburv
iV.sc a nL 900 a.. m.
$50 m 1900 noon
MOUNDsNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
10Th Street Iesys
Wheeling Moundsyille
1000 n m. I.aO n m
$3.50 r. M.
on lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing in excess or
hfty pounds or large bulk will not he
carried IN passenger cars
ALL LiNFS-Daiiy Excert Sunday.
NO shirm~nts except emergency ship
rents or medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 800 and s:i5
p N.
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y the Fidelity Investment Association
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Missouri last year spent sI6.ssl, ses
on public schools.
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Stocks. Par. Biz AskI L. 4
The Ordway new era., 1914-08-14
Box Springs

p. L. Beard came TO Ordwsy We'd
nesday where he met Mr.. and MIRA. d.
Bowman of Quentor. Kansas. who will
visit with the Beard family for some
time.
Almost all the Box Springs people
were In Ordway Crowley day. Some
Of the old neighbors who have moved
away were meeting old friends too,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert Of
Lamar. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rodocker
and Miss Doris Rodocker OF Cheraw.
Mrs. Walter Roller Of Duck creek.
spent several days 10 Pueblo recently.
A number of Box Springs people
will attend the picnic ut the Peaks
View school house August 20.
Mrs. May WEIGH was In Denver sew.
eral days last week returning Thurs
day.
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"Scoville Is Coming.

Much curiosity and interest has been
aroused 10 Pueblo, by the appearance
all over that city Of announcements
that "Scoviile is coming" Street
cars have carried the mystic words on
flaming banners, IL has been .emblaz-
oned on big posters, chalked here and
there on walls and black boards. and
the newspapers have carried bold ad-
vertisemeots Of ScoviIle's coming TO
the city. II 10 rumored that SEQ
willie (whoever he isi will be 10 Pueblo
for several weeks In connection with
such large events that many people OF
this community will go to hear him.
h An effort is being made to have all
railroads entering into Pueblo run
special excursion trains while SEQ
vile is there.
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announcement for Assessor
Edd whitney Of OIney Springs,
Colo, will be candidate for election
to the ONCE of assessor of Crowley
county subject TO the Democratic
Primary election to be held Septem.
Der 8, 1914.
EDD WHITNEY.
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Forder

The coming event in Forder 10 a
social way will be the birthday ceie-
brations Of Messrs A. Forder, Bert
Oswan and Adolph Peak, which will
be held ON August "a. The old time
ranch friends OF Mr.. Forder will be In
vited to a barbecue during the day.
In the evening there will be dance
to which q general invitation has been
extended. Elaborate preparations are
being made, and those invited to the
barbecue are especially fortunate as IL
will be . big spread. This is Mr.
Forder's sixtieth birthday. Mr.. Oswan
has been In the employ of Mr.. Forder
ever since he was boy. For the
dance music will be furnished by q
full orchestra and large platform Is
to be erected The old time friends
will be guests at the ranch house for
two days.
The vicinity south and east of For.
der was visited by hail storm Fri
day, from which considerable damage
resulted. In the Immediate vicinity
of Forder some hall fell, but no
damage was done. Burrell was the
heaviest sufferer his crop being almost
completely demolished, according to
reports.
Morris Ward came out from Ordway
Saturday. where he has been working.
The board Of directors Of school
district No. Q met Saturday at the
postonice and located another school
on section "a. Miss Bessie Andrews
IL the teacher.
Haying Is In progress this week,
and good crop u being put up.
e W. Walker and John Mechanics
returned from Di9hton, kans., Satur.
day, where they have been putting up
the wheat crop OF Mr.. Walker.
George Schrieber was an Ordway
visitor Monday.
Valley Sunday school enjoyed 40 ice
cream social at The postofiice Tuesday
evening An enjoyable time was had
snd Z goodly sum realized which will
be used 10 the purchase Of singing
books. A pleasing feature was the
hayrack load Of young people from the
Sunday school fifteen miles north.
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EDD WHITNEY.
For Assessor

For Assessor
Harry Gull Of Olney Springs, will be
candidate for the nomination for
the once of Assessor Of Crowley
county. subject TO the Democratic
Primary elsction, September sth, 1914
HARRY GULL.
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For County Clerk and Recorde

T. Ed Trainor Of Ordwsy, will be q
candidate for the nomination for the
ONCE Of county clerk and recorder Of
Crowley county. subject to the DEM
ocratic primary election September 8.
1914.
T. Ed. TRA1NoR.
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PostoHice for Crowley

Crowley Is soon 70 have postofiice.
A. G. Bowers received message this
week from Congressman Heating star
ing that such designation would be
made within few days and that .
postmaster would be appointed. When
this ONCE is established postal de-
partment representative will check
him In with proper supplies and start
the ONCE OF In proper style.
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ADV. Cars Here

Two auto loads Of advertising liter
ature we're here Wednesday from
Rocky Ford. They took 10 the three
towns Of the county and left bills,
and sigma and piacards wherever
they could nnd room to put them,
telling Of the fair to be held there
next month and Of the watermelon
feast on September 3.
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For County Superintendent Of
Schools

Walter Z. Daily Of Numa, will be
candidate for the nomination for
the ONCE Of county superintendent
Of Schools, subject to the county Dem.
ocratic primary election TO be held
September sth, 1914.
WALTER e. DALEY.
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Special Features
IN THIS ISSUE.

IN THIS ISSUE.
August Crop Report-PsRe Z.
War News Summary-Page 2.
Mrs. Wilson's Death-Page 2.
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For Justice Of the Peace

Capt. F. K. Field of Ordway. will
be candidate for the nomination for
the ONCE of justice Of the peace for
the 2nd justice precinct Of Crowley
county, subject to the Democratic
primary election September 8, 1914.
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T. A. Hays has moved TO Ordway
with his family from Sloan Springs,
Ark. He is temporarily settled but
states that he is wanting TO rent .
cottage and get permanently located.
he likes this section fine, he says.
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Announcements

Announcement For Sheriff
Henry Humiston of Ord way will be
candidate for reelection to the Of
dee Of sheriff Of Crowley county, sub.
ject to the Democratic primary cleo
tion to be held September 8. 1914.
HENRY HUMIsTON,
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For County Commissioner
First District

FIRST District
/. John n. Cowden Of Olney Springs,
will be a candidate for the nomina.
tiOn for the ONCE Of county commits
sioner for the First district OF Grow.
ley county. subject to the Democratic
Primary election, September 9Th. 1914
JOHN Fl. COwDEN.
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For Sheriff

VIM. T. Olmstesd Of Sugar City will
be . candidate for the ONCE of sheriff
Of Crowley county subject to the
Democratic primary election to be
held September 8. 1914.
WIN. T. OLMsTEAD.
Fur Sheriff.
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Announcement For Treasurer
II. Q. Tisdemann Of Ordvay will
be a candidate for the ONCE Of Treas
urer of Crowley county. subject 70 the
win Of the Democratic primary cleo
tion to be held September 8. 1914
II. G. TIEDEMANN.
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Hair Switches

Human hair switches at Ordway
Millinery. Call and see them. Any
shade matched. Mrs. W. Laug him.
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For County Commissioner
First District

FIG, Adams Of Olney Springs will
be candidate for the nomination for
tho ONCE Of county commissioner for
the First district of Crowley county,
subject to the Democratic Primary
election. September 9Th, 1914
f. g. Adams.