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Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Bryant's Pond.

Aussl Dudley has engaged Ernest
Billings TO cut bis hay on the George
Brown farm this season. The crop is
expected to be over sixty tons.
Prof. G. Bertrand whitman and wife
of HaverhilI, Mass, are passing q
months vacation at the old Whit man
homestead.
Two outdoor entertainments were
held here this week by the Baptist so
ciety. Early in the week lawn party
was held near the church and on Friday
there was . Sunday School picnic at
Pine Point Cottage.
The marriage Is announced at Jamaica
Plain of Elmer r. Bowker, son OF James
L. Bowker of this village, TO Miss Mar.
tba D. Robinson of Jamaica Plain. Prof.
Bowker, a graduate OF Colby, is now in
structor at Worcester Academy.
Mrs. Ida n. Briggs Of Roxbury, Mass,
WAS visitor last week at the home OF
Mrs. May L. Bolster.
Haying around the village has been 10
progress this week, but outside hardly a
farmer has commenced. Hoeing and
haying are coming as q mixture with
them this year. Grass 10 coming for.
ward heavy and there will be record
crop In Woodstock.
Miss Lena Felt of Rumford Falls is 10
town this week. She and her brother
Archie D. Felt, recently presented the
Baptist church here with fine silk dag
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
ALBANY,

Mrs. Alma Judkins and Mrs. Ada
Lord from Norway came over with her
brother. Arthur d. Bean, and wife, and
spent Saturday and Sunday at S. G..
Beams. Sunday night Estells Bean car
ried them TO Bethel. They spent Sun
day night with Mrs. q. T. Sawin, anoth-
or sister, and went home Monday by
train.
Elmer Keniston is haying for George
Cummings.
GlyDdou SawIn is spending few days
with bis uncle, s. G.. Bean.
Viola Durham is at her old home at j.
w, Cummipgs'.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
The Special Primary.

Next Monday, July "a, is the date Of
the special primary election to nominate
candidates for United States Senator TO
complete the uuexpired term Of Hon.
Edwin G. Burleigh, deceased. The can
didstes for the Republican nomination
are Hon. Bert NJ. Fernald of Poland and
Hon. Frank K. Guernsey OF Dover. For
the Democratic nomination there 10 only
one candidate, Kenneth G. n. Sills OF
Brunswick.
As In the last primary, the polls open
at II o'clock noon and close at 9 o'clock
in the evening.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Locke's Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Rowe have opened
"Beacheprowe" for the summer, and are
entertaining their son, Casper Rowe, and
grandson, Master Cuthbert, of Lyn-
brook, l.. /.
Camp Comfort is occupied by party
from South Portland consisting Of M.
and Mrs. Ingomar Flynn, Master Iogo-
mar, Mary Flynn, Edward Flynn, Lewis
Anderson, Miss Clara Kennedy, and
Catherine Enos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester of Portland
are at Beaver Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Vallendar, Miss
Christine Vallendar, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Davidson of Boston, Mass, Miss Janet
Ingalls, of Toronto, Ont, and Miss Tina
Rutherford of Calf, Ont., are at Outside
Inn.
Mrs. Annie Emery is at her farm for
the summer, and her grandchildren, Eliz-
abetb, Cornelia and Dorrance Douglass,
of Portland, are with her.
David Foster is on the sick list.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Northwest Norway.

Miss Ruth Bean returned home July
the sth from Boston, where she bas
been on business.
Freeman Bixby of Kansas Ii visiting
his brother, Bertrand Bixby.
Doris and Lois Brown are taking
music lessons OF Glenn McIntire.
Mildred French 10 working for Mrs.
Asa Bartlett at Norway Lake.
Perley Doughty Of West Paris Ii work.
ing for Chester French.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
North Paris,

James Gibbs was quite badly hurt BY
kick from horse recently.
Velmer and Cynthia Brown have ar
rived for their summer vacation. They
were met in Portland by A. j. Abbott
Mrs Brown will come in August.
Measles and whoopipg cough are said
to be in the place.
Alton Ripley has got homo from Au
gusta. he was not accepted for the
armv.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
AndOVer.

Mr.and Mrs. George Wakefield and
little son of Pittsburg, Pa, are guests At
B. L. Akers'.
Lincoln Dresser. who has been visiting
relatives In Portland and Rumford, has
returned to Andover.
Burt Dunn is slowly improving.
Mrs. Helen Eastman Of Canton 10 visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Walter Marston.
G. e. Akers, who has been visiting bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Akers, has
returned to Portland.
Lone Mountain Grange held their reg.
ulsr meeting Saturday evening. An In
teresting program was given. Refresh
ments of Ice cream and cake were served.
New Century Pomona Grange will
meet with Andover Grange Aug. 16.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Easf Sumnsr.

Mrs. Rsbecca Russell. who has besn
feeble for some weeks past, passed away
on the 18th inst. at the age Of nearly Is
years. she was the widow OF James
Madison Russell, who was . prospsrous
farmer In Hartford for many yesrs. Mrs.
Russell was . lady of most excellent
character and department. kind oblig.
log nsigbbor, and an esteemed resident,
whose kindly acts and pleasant demesn-
or viii not soon be forgotten.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Hebron.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bumpus of
Brockton, Mass, and little son, were In
this place last week and called on
friends. Mr.. Bumpus is the son Of the
late Insley Bumpus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Montgomery
and two children arc visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Of Auburn have
been Waiting their daughter, Mrs. Ben
SON Phillips.
Mrs. scribner and daughter Ella of
Brooklyn, N. T., are the guests Of DR..
Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Bearce are camp
Ing out for week near Portland.
DR.. Marshall 10 away for weeks rest.
Mrs. Will Atwood has returned from
Portland.
Ten young ladies have taken cottage
st Lake Auburn for q week.
Mr.. Robinson Of Sumner 10 the guest
Of w. A. Bartlett.
Miss Frances Rimback has gone to
Biddeford Pool to the cottage of her
grandfather, J. e. Bartlett.
Miss Annette Stearns Of Stearns Hill
ID visiting her uncle, 81. z. Stearns.
G. W. Cushman Of Auburn II visiting
bis niece, Mrs. A. II. Richardson.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
East Brownfleld.

c. o. Stickney has been In Buffalo, N.
T., this week with Aleppo Temple Of
which he 10 a member OF the Patrol, at
tending the Mystic Shrine, one Of the
largest gatherings In the history Of the
Shrine.
The Eva May Shorey Co. will give one
of their interesting concerts st Town
Hall on Monday evening, July II.
The frequent and heavy showers Of
late have iuterfered with the evening
services several times.
The warm wave has passed.
Haying has begun.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
North Stoneham.

North Stoneham.
Prescott Shedd from Waltham, Mass,
is boarding at d. B. McKeen's.
Martha Hall of Fryeburg and Gladys
Frost of Norway are at work for Mrs. Il.
N. Adams.
Cora Buffers of East Stoneham visited
her sister, Lottie Buffers, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Spencer from Chatham, N. a..
visited bis daughter, Mrs. 1. A. An
drews, last week.
Johnny Files and Fred McKeen ol
East Stoneham have shingled VIM
Adams barn.
VIM. Ward has bought the grass or
Dennis Adsms' place.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
0ilead.

Herbert Wheeler has purchased q new
horse.
Martin Losisr of Rumford arrived In
town last Monday.
Several people from this vicinity at-
tended the dance at Shelburpe, N. r.,
last Saturday evening.
Chester Wheeler was In Gorham, N.
a., one day this week.
Mrs. Florence Bryant was In Bethel
recently.
Fred Cole has finished work on the
Grand Trunk section.
Mrs. Orton Brown was Q recent visitor
In Berlin. n. Fl.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. l. Merchant 4 Co.
July stock Reduction.
The Canning Season is Here.
Bliss College.
% Acre Farm for Sale.
Read What Local People say.
The Best Test.
House for sale.
Corona
Special Primary Election.
For sale.
Wanted
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
North BuckfieId.

Mrs. Martha Record had the mlsfor.
tune to fall and break her left arm Mon
day. Mrs. Inez Spaulding Ia caring for
her.
Mrs. Altbea Holmes is visiting Mrs.
D. D. Warren.
Miss Belle Gibbs is In the place visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Ella Dunn Is working for Mrs.
Jennie Heald.
Mountain Grange will give their drama
Between Two Lives" at West Sumner
the 18th.
Merton Warren is slowly recovering.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Special Primary Election
Warrant.
STATE OF MAINE
nIrNTY OF OXFORD. IS.

STATE OF MAINE
COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS.
To the legal voters Of the town Of Paris:
You are hereby notified that q special primary
election In this town Of all political parties, en-.
titled by law TO nominate q candidate for Q
special election, auihorized by q proclamation
OF the Governor. will be held ut New Hall on
Monday, July "a next, for the purpose OF nom
mating q candidate for United States Senator,
to be voted for at special election TO be held on
the second Monday In September next.
The polls will be open st twelve O'Clock, noon j.
and continue open until nine O'Clock In the after
noon, when they will close.
yotera not enrolled As members Of political
party entitled TO nominate candidates will not be
permitted TO vote. But voters entitled TO enroll
ment may cause themselves to be enrolled at the
polling places during the primary election on
taking and subscribing the oath required by law
Enrolment blanks will be furnished BY the
town clerk on application.
The Selectmen will be In session for the pur.
pose of correcting tie check list at the Assessors
office 10 Paris on the two Csl secular days next
preceding the day of election, that is, Friday and
Saturday, July 2lst and I'D. 1915.
Dated at Paris this thirteenth day Of July, A.
D. 1916.
CHARLES W. BOWER,
A. ELROY DEAN,
HENRY d. HAMMOND.
90 Salecfman of PaYia Maine
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Coming Events.

July A-speclAl primary election % nominate
candidates for United states Senator.
Aug 9-Field day Of Oxford Pomona Grange,
fair grounds
SEPT ll-State election.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

A hesthy nan u . k1ng in his own right; IN
unhealthy man An unhappy slave. For Impure
blood and sluggish liver, use Burdock Blo0d
1itton. On tkS naskst Is yean. o1oo bots1e.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

Republican candidate Hughes viii be
officially notified on the 31st of July. Il
is not thought that either he or Prssj-
dent Wilson viii b taken BY surprise.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
SINGLE COPIES.

SINGLE COPIES.
sinzle copies Of THE DEMOCRAT are four eents
each. They vii be mailed On receipt Of price oy
lhe publishers or for the convenience OF pAtrons
sfr Zle eauses OF each Issue hare been placed on
al y az ne following places IN the County:
south Paris. Towards Drug Store
ShurIleEs Drug Store
NORWAY. SOyes Drug Store
stones Drug store
Ruekbeld A L. Newton, Postmaster.
Paris Hill Helen Z CoIe, Posg Once
West Parts, samuel T. W Wnite-
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

President Wilson will be notified of
bis denomination during the first week
In August. Il is not expected that he
viii decline to accept on account Of the
one-term plank In the Democratic plat
form Of four years ago.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

Everybody knows that the sea serpent
is the leading resort attraction, but these
shark stories that come from the New
Jersey coast are certainly another breed
of fish.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
CHARLES W. BOWER,
A. ELROY DEAN,
HENRY d. HAMMOND.
Selectmen Of Paris, Maine
FOR SALE.

9 room cottage house and stable, all
in good condition. Lot 1877 feet on the
street. Chance for garden. A few min
utes walk to railroad station. Fine To-
cation. Bargain. Come and see. Ap-
ply to
MRS. A. NJ. JONES,
II Highland Ave-, South Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

rKzNs -sl5o year II paid, strictly IN Advance
ADvKzTIsEl<ESTs: - All legal ADVERTISEMENT =
are zfyen three consecutive Insertions for sl-op
per Inch IN length Of column- specl2I con
tracts rade Effh loeAl, transient and yearly
advertisers.
power. expeYieneed Eorkmen and Iov prices
eomblse 70 make this department Of our oGsi-
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
Republican Nominations.
For Vice-President
Charles W. Fairbanks
OF Indiana.

United States Senator,
Frederick Hale OF Portland
Goysrpor. Carl Z. Miliken OF Island Falls
STATE Auditor, Roy L. Warcwel OF ArgustA
Representative 70 Congress.
wallace n. White, Jr.. Of Lewiston
Senator, Orman L. Stanley Of Porter
County AttorDey,
Lucian W Blanchard Of Rumford
Judge OF Probate, Addison Herriek OF Bethel
Rezistsr OF Probate, Albert ID. Park OF Pans
sheriff. Harry d. Cols Of Paris
County Commissioner,
z Chandler B1zZell OF Fryeburg
County Treasurer. George NJ. Atwood OF Paris
Rep-essntsrives 20 Legislature,
Frederic o. Eaton. Runford-
Herbert y. Andrews, Norway.
&. W. Cummings, Hebron.
Frank Stanley, DiIheld.
Frank z. Stearns. Hiram
George A. Hutchins, Mexico
Ralph g. Charles, Lowell.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
Paris nm.

Ftrss Baprs, Church, Rsv- g. W. =. I'm. pas
sor. Preaching every sunday ~ ne -.
sunday school as y ssenesn evening sav ssrv'es .
I 80. Covenant Meeting The lAst Friday before
me lst Sunday OF the month ~ 80 7. n Al
nos osherwtse connected are cordiklT museo.
The Misses Dimsn OF Providence, &.
l., arrived last week and are occupying
the Smith house for the remainder Oh
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Robbins have
leased the Pine Tree Tea Room from
Mrs. Chas. N. Johnson and are operating
il during the summer season.
Miss Zilpha Slattery of Mechanic Falls
10 visiting her relatives in Paris.
Miss Harriet A. Winslow and Miss
Mitchell Of Boston arrived "wednesday
and are occupying rooms NJ LarIly Hall.
Miss Julia Carter of Aontclair, y. j.,
joined the family at their summer home
here Saturday.
Miss Hattie A. Hooper OF Boston is At
the William Hooper house for the sum-
mer.
Prof. and Mrs. Edwin A. Daniels and
Orland Daniels Of New York arrived
here las, Friday and opened their sum-
mer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Josselyn and Chas.
W. Chase Of Portland are guests at the
Hubbard House.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. n. Owen, William G.
Harlow and Miss lone Harlow Of Dix
field were guests of Mrs. Clayton &.
Brooks Sunday.
Seward p. Stearns has built a-large
addition 70 his barn and otherwise i'm
proved the building on his place north
Of the village.
Lieut.. Thomas W. Brown, U. S. Army,
was called to Springfield this week TO
superintend the inspection Of some guns
for the government. Edward L. Paris,
Jr., accompanied Lieut.. Brown, going by
automobile.
The Circle will meet with Mrs. z. B.
Curtis Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
70 complete arrangements for the COM
ing fair.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Mrs. William Parlin enjoyed an auto
mobile ride TO Lewiston Monday, with
Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins Of Paris Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perkins and son
Frank visited Jim Heath of North Paris
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ryerson attended
Pomona Grange n Buckfield.
One day last week an automobile party
from Norway started down Ripley Hill.
As the brake was not working right, all
got out but the driver. When he was
about half way down the bill the brakes
failed to hold, and the car was driven
into the bank. One of the party return.
ed 10 the top Of the bill, and got Mr.
Harlow to pull the car back up the bill
with his oxen. II was necessary to have
help from a garage to repair the car be-
4 fore they could proceed.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

z. L. Merchant 4 Co.
The Second Week Of
The July Cleanup and Worth
While Saving Sale
On New Summer and with the
attractions as were in evidence at the beginning
OUR
to start the merchandise the beginning July when
and the asked in many instances are fro" '"sf'
THE SALE
will quickly realize that the reductions mentioned are genuine m the savings arc
Apparel Coored washable Dress Fabrics
Undermuslins Lace and Muslin Founcings, etc.
COATS AND SUITS.
Spring Goats
a1 ca5RHs e GoATs IT S1 msd %
LADIES' AND cH1LDREN's WHITE DRESSES
greatly reduced prices
Pneesred cent
CHLDRENs RoMPERs
made Rpplus Rompa sand
LINGERIE WAISTS.
m ss . Ike 1 Less s expensive r s, '; so s' s ssTa % quite few
THIN CoLoRED COTTON WASH GOODS
Adulns ,Mrqueu at h mark
isrse Goods ...9cy yard
ow
1sc and ac Goods yard
.25cy
WHITE GOODS.
eesofw goods than
MUSLIN LACE FLOUNCINGs
good tofp pauen.
MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS
a
than
Oxford Democrat., 1916-07-18

Pleasant Street, South Paris, Maine:
Tel. g3-2. E<1
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06

clerks, A. A. Woodul, Earl Barham Emmet route 3; sheriff, E. M. Murry Emmet route 8.
 Boughton Township-Judges, R. c. Harris, J. L. Cox, Prescott route 4; w. D. Sutton, Boughton; clerks, w. T. McDaniel, T. B. Lee, Boughton: sheriff, Vern Buchanan, Prescott route four.
 Caney Township, Gale Box-Judges, w. o. Cooley, D. Q. Bolls, J. P. Ot- well, Gale; clerks, J. H. McDaniel, J. O. Mathis, Gale; sheriff, Doyle Vest moreland, Gale.
 Rosston Box-Judges, J-R. White head, s. w. Chamberlain, J. T. Luck. Rosston route l.; clerks, R. Q. Wor- tham, Rosston route 1; J. O. East, Rosston route 2; sheriff, J. W. Hollo- way, Rosston.
 Emmet Township-Judges, Tom Garland, John Wade, J. K. Prescott. Emmet; clerks, E. w. Beatty, w. S. Hines, Emmet; sheriff, A. w. Hamil- ton, Jr., Emmet.
 Georgia Township, Caney Box Judges, J. J. Hirst, w. S. Westmore- land, Gale; T. E. White, Gale route 1; clerks, J. B. Hannah, Gale; S. Honea. Mt. Moriah; sheriff, w. T. lobe, Gale.
 Rocky Mound Box-Judges, E. M. White, W. S. Fore, w. A. Barker, Mt. Moriah; clerks, Moody Callicott,. Jeff Sampson, Mt. Moriah; sheriff, w. E. Calhoun, Laneburg.
 Jackson Township-Judges, Thos. J. Shell, T. N. Rowe, J. F. Schooley Rosston route 1; clerks, w. J. Hatley, P. M. Blakely, Rosston route 1; sheriff R. w. Copeland, Rosston route 1. Leake Township-Judges, M. M. Nixon, C. B. Hesterly, Glenville; J. H. Rogers, Stephens; clerks, R. W. Ar rington, Stephens; w. w. Drake, Me Neil; sheriff, Sam Shackleford, Glen vile.
 Missouri Township, Courthouse Judges, w. P. Murrah, Prescott; L. J. Bryson, Prescott route 3; D. w. Nit chell, Prescott route 1; clerks, Joe Hamilton, J. R. B. Moore, Jr., Pres colt; sheriff, W. R. Barham, Prescott.
 Scott Hall-Judges, P. F. Chappell, A. M. Westmoreland, Prescott; J. U. Brown, Prescott route 5; clerks, Harry
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06
INDICATIONS POINT DEFEAT
 ACT NO. 2 IN LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, Nov. 6.-All indica- tions point to the defeat of Act No. in Little Rock tomorrow. Business men who used to be saloon advocates have been converted during the last ten months trial of prohibition. There has been a wonderful change of senti- ment in Little Rock, and now there are very few men of influence who want to see the saloon brought back
 Business conditions are better and moral conditions are so much better that the change is recognized by all
 Little Rock is opposed to the saloons
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
State.

State. c,rsrnOr-C. H. Brough. :, S..ra Ss.,stary of state-Tom J. Terral Ivs .Gsneral-J. D. Aroucke ,auditor-Hogan Oliver srs SaDt. schoOls-J. L. Bond o.l, Sar" Mines, Etc.-John H. Page. T.s Tvsas,,rer-R. G. Mcdaniel. rsn', Highways-Wm. Owen
 District. c,oVress-W. S. Goodwin. Cs,neery cs, Judge-J. D. Shaver. p-osecuting Atty-T. B. Parks. pR. Comm.-Herbert Wilson.
 County. psnresentative-Buck Andrews. Sbsriff-Sam E. Mum. Jadge-Jim Franks. Circuit Clerk--C. c. Calhoun. county Clerk-Dave Martin. rountv Treasurer-W. K. Yaneey Tax Assessor-Henry Almand. Suryeyor-Hugh White. Coroner-C. F. Nelms.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06
Morton, Ira Gee, Prescott; sheriff, S. e. Thornton, Prescott.

Morton, Ira Gee, Prescott; sheriff, S C. Thornton, Prescott.
 Parker Township, Bodcaw Box Judges, J. E. Russell, Emmet route 4: T. B. Boswell, Alex May, Bodcaw; clerks, Howell Herring, Sam H. War mack, Bodcaw; sheriff, A. R. Cameron Bodcaw.
 Union Box-Judges, H. c. Reeves A. C. Fincher, Leon Martin, Rosston route 2; clerks, W. c. Manning, T. H. Butler, Rosston route 2; sheriff, w. N. Bailey, Rosston route ?.
 Red Land Township, Wire Road Box-Judges, T. B. Barham, J. R. Andrews, Steele McLelland, Prescott route 3; clerks, George Cox, Prescott route 3; Roy Montgomery, Prescott route 2; sheriff, Joe Haynie, Prescott route ?.
 Lackland BoX-Judges, R. J. Bolls Sayre route 1; John Greer, Prescott route ?; T. L. Barlow, Sayre route 1; clerks, B. W. Franklin, A. P. Pruitt Sayre route 1; sheriff, Cicero Purifoy Sayre route l.
 Taylor Township, Delta Box Judges, G. s. Alder, w. D. Parsley Waldo route 2; Wm. S. Mckinney Rosston route 3; clerks, B. F. John son, w. H. Haynes, Waldo route ?; sheriff, Claude Butcher, Waldo Tt. 2.
 Willisville Box-Judges, c. F. Her ring, L. s. Warmack, E. E. Thompson Rosston route 3;clerks, J. w. Silvey Carl Mum, Rosston route 3; sheriff E. L. Holloway, Rosston route 3.
 Union Township, Bluff City Box Judges, J. L. Henry, J. N. Byrd, A. E Adams, Bluff City; clerks, Clint As kew, J. E. Meadows, Bluff City; sher. if, w. R. Starnes, Bluff City.
 Theo Box-Judges, J. M. Bevill Gale route 1; E. A. Beavers, Rosstor route 1; s. V. Eubanks, Theo; clerks J. c. Barksdale J. N. Kirk, Gale route 1; sheriff, J. W. Creech, Theo.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06
ELECTION OFFICERS
 FOR NOVEMBER :, 1916

Alabama Township - Judges, Ed Strange, A. S. J. Hamilton, Bruce Msrlor, Buckner, route I; clerks, C. | E. McSwain, II. A. Fincher. Buckner route i; sheriff, C. H. Young, Buck ner route l.
 Albany Township, Laneburg box Judges, John T. Adams, Emmet route ,, I. A. Garrett, Mt. Moriah route 1; Tom Easterling, Emmet route 2; clerks, W. N. Mum, A. S. McGough, Emmet route ?; sheriff, C. R. Hudson, Laneburg.
 Sutton Box-Judges, A. c. Wren, Emmet route 8; D. E. Evans, Emmet route ?; Geo. S. Ward, Emmet route 8;
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06
FORMER SHERIFF NOMINEE
 FOR STATE SENATOR

Little Rock, Nov. 6.-Chas. c. Chil- ders, former sheriff of Lawrence county, is the Democratic nominee for State Senator from Garfield county, Okla, subject to the election tomor- row.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06

Remember that if you are getting our paper we expect you to pay for it. There are a large number of subscrib- CTS who are due us subscription and we will appreciate payment of same.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06

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The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-06

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-07

sional ball and will report to the
Hose next spring.
In the Union Printers National
Baseball league tournament at In
dianapolis yesterday Chicago won
from Boston, to 3, and Pittsburgh
beat Indianapolis, 3 to 2.
Ernest KockIer now leads Velo-
drome bike riders in points scored for
the Newark trip. Prior to last nights
races Kockler and E. DaYeni were
tied for first hOnOTs, but in the spe-
CiaI race over a distance of one mile
Kockler finished ahead Of his field,
thereby going into first place with
two firsts. and one second place to
his. credit. DaVeni finished second.
Vanderpaelt of the Belgian-Ameri-
can club was third.
The other feature was the ten-mile
open. Olaf Lodal of the Mystic A. G..
took this event, winning by half lap.
Miscellaneous Scores
Garden City 3, Stalls 0.
Gunthers 5, Aurora 3.
Amer. Giants 6, Lincoln 5.
KimbaIls 2, Starcks 1.
BeaconsfeId II, Golden Rule 1.
Towards 8, PTOYiso 6.
Ashland 10, Elgins 2.
Precious Blood 10, Blessed Sac. Z.
st. Rose II, st. Aloysius 2.
Feehan 9, Harmony Z.
Douglas z, Van Buren, 2.
Rogers Park Z, So. Chicago 5.
Normals 10, West Ends 3.
Murleys 10, White Giants 4.
Rex Tigers 16, Romeos z.
Ideals 10, Logan squares 6.
Cicero II, Braves 1.
SIS. Peter and Paul 1, S.W. Bank 0.
Wallace 4, Leaders 1.
TOuters 6, JustTites 2.
Sportsmen Z, Lake Forest 3.
Waukegans 4, MerTimacs 8.
Grand Crossing 5, Shamrocks 3.
Joliet II, Chicago Heights 10.