Polk County observer., September 13, 1910, Image 2

Polk County Observe
J. C. HAYTER,
EDITOR AND FUBLI9HXR
Published Semi-Weekly at J 1. BO pet
i ear. siricuy in advance.
Entered aa second-class matter
March 1, 1907, at the post office at
Ualias, Oregon, under the Act 01 Con
Kress of March S, 1879.
DALLAS, OREGON, SEPT. 13, 1910
Tht way to build up Dallas is to pat-
ronixi Dallas people.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
(Recommended for Nomination by the
County Assembly, held In Dallas,
June 25, 1910.)
Representative,
IRA C. POWELL.
Clerk,
E. M. SMITH.
Sheriff,
W. L. BICE.
Commissioner,
JOHN B. TEAL.
Treasurer,
JOHN L. CASTLE.
Coroner,
R. L. CHAPMAN.
(Indorsed by State Assembly.)
Joint Senator,
C. L. HAWLET.
Joint Representative,
HENRY NICE.
the Republican central committee has
named as candidates twelve men in the
employ of the county. The Corrupt
Practices law plainly provides that no
deputy officer shall be a member of a
political committee. These deputies, If
elected, would be liable to prosecution.
WRONG IN PRINCIPLE.
Lest the published account of the
proceedings of the Dallas city council
on last Monday night may be misun
derstood, 1t should be said that the or
dinance placing a license on moat ped
dles does not apply to farmers who
slaughter their own animals for the
purpose of peddling the meat The li
cense applies only to the local markets
and to those persons or firms who buyj
or deal In animals for the purpose of
slaughtering the same, or who pur
chase meat for the purpose of re-scll-Ing
the Bunie.
While the ordinance, in the form pass
ed by the council, 1s not as detrimen
tal to the best Interest of Dallas as It
would have been had the farmers been
required to pay a license, the Obser
ver believes the measure will not meet
with public approval. It is evident that
the ordinance contains provisions
which were not acceptable to all of
the members of the board, as Council
men Kirkpatrick and Ayrca cast their
votes against It.
Without any desire to find fault with
the council, this newspaper believes
that If a license is placed on the sell
ing of meat, a general protective li
cense should be placed on the business
of all merchants who deal in provls
Ions and foodstuffs and it is safe to
say that such a law would meet with
widespread disfavor. Since this license
virtually amounts to protection for
the meat markets of the city. It does
not seem right that this one class of
dealers alone should be singled out for
such protection when many other busi
ness firms which are forced to com
pete with outside concerns are afford
ed no protection against out-of-town
competition.
What protection, for Instance, Is giv
en to the printers of Dallas? The city
has two printing offices with larire
amounts of money Invested In equip
ment. These concerns contribute to
the local taxes and pay out thousands
of dollars annually for wages, every
dollar of which Is spent with the home
merchant Notwithstanding this fact,
there Is scarcely a week in the year
but some salesman for a Portland or
Han Francisco concern visits the city
for the purpose of soliciting orders for
printing and to take out of Dallas and
I'olk county money which. If orders
were given them, might never find Its
way back to the coffers of the home
business men. Every resident of Dal
las knows this Is a fact, and yet no one
ever hears of any stc ps being taken to
protect the !.cal printers against these
outside "peddlers" of printed matter.
The truth is, the home printers do
STRAIGHT NORMAL TALK.
Before long the state's pamphlet,
giving lists of Initiative measures for
the coming election, will be in the
hands of every voter In the state. The
time for consideration of the various
questions that will be presented will
not be any too long. Some of the bills
that can be decided on now and thus
be settled before the "rush" comes.
should be looked over at the earliest
date.
One of the measures that this paper
has mentioned before is the question
of re-establishing a state normal
school, and Its location. As to the
necessity of a normal training school
for teachers, there is scarcely any op
position. Occasionally we meet with
some one who has not fully considered
the Importance of skilled teachers who
will oppose the normal entirely. Then
there are others who seem to think
that the training given to the normal
student does not fit them any better
for educational work than any other
that given by any other class of
schools, or by the mere school of ex
perience.
It will be admitted that some people
ho have had the opportunity of se
curing a normal training, and the sug
gestions that go with it, are failures as
teachers. That Is undoubtedly true.
But Is the same not true in all lines of
schools and efforts In special prepara
tion? Even the carpenter trade Is not
without Its failures, though the terms
of an apprentice may have been fully
served. The individual counts. Some
persons will turn out a better piece of
carpentry, self Instructed, than others
who have had all sorts of experience
nd assistance. But we consider that
the percent of sucess is higher for
those carpenters who have served an
apprenticeship or who have had spec
ial instruction. We do not believe that
every one can 'be a good teacher, but
we believe that the percent of teachers
who understand the work, and who
succeed Is higher among those who
have had the normal course than
among those who have not had such
advantages.
The course of a training taken In a
good normal school gives breadth to
are certainly doing their part to In
form them thereof. No one has yet
heard of any assembly candidate tear
ing the air with frantic gestures or
shouting himself hoarse In his efforts
to convince the voter that he bears the
only recorded brand of genuine repub
licanism. Not so with the antl chap.
He is violating the union rules by
working over hours, and his high-
pitched voice Is heard from Baker City
to Eugene, and from Tillamook on the
the sea to Vale in the eastern sandhills,
proclaiming the horrible atrocities
committed by those assemblyites. He
is a peculiar cuss, a sort of a righteous
enthusiast, and to him everything Is
suspicious except his own acta. He Is
the great thinking machine of Oregon
politics, and he who thinks otherwise
is a tadpole of Iniquity and should
have his think blown out of him by the
fog-horn of opposition. Aye, verily, the
obstreperous assembly candidate la a
thorn In the flesh of Bourneism and
must be plucked out. Sheridan Sun.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Pleasant
Orchard, deceased. hv th. rn,
Court of the State of Oregoon foi Polk !
V.UUUI?, ana nas qualified. All persons
having claims against the said estate
are nereby notified to present the same
..,.. lne proper vouchers
therefor, to the undersigned at Rick
reall, Oregon, or at the law office of
Sibley & Eakin in Dallas, Oregon,
within six months from the data of
this notice.
Dated and first
12, 1910.
New B
Q
odi
published August !
, , PETER COOK,
Administrator of the estate of l'leas-
and Orchard, deceased.
m i.ey & laKIN, Attorneys.
h
Arriving every day at the Dallas Mercantile Co's. sty
BUSINESS LOCALS.
(Advertisements under thiu head
are charged at the rate of 1 cent per
word, first insertion; cent per word
ior eacn insertion thereafter; 3i
words or less, $1 per month. No ad
vertlsement Inserted for less than 15
cents.
For Sale.
Quartered oak buffet. Has been In
use two months. It Is a beauty and
the price is right. Call Phone 1132.
9-13-2t.
For Sale.
A few Piano Case Organs for sale at
cost N. Hughes, Phone 1124. 99-6t.
For Sale.
Good work team, set of harness and
wagon. E. T. Coulson. 96-3t
Administrator's Final Notice. j
Notice is herehv iHv that tha tin I
derslgned, executrix of the estate of
Giles Bennett, deceased, has filed'er1
final account in said mtatn with th
County Court of Polk County, Oregon
and the same has by said Court been
set for hearing on Saturday, October
8. 1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.1
m. of said day, at which time all per, ',
sons having objections thereto, if any
there be, are hereby notified to appear
before said court in the County Court
room in Dallas. Polk rmmtv ri
and present the same for adjustment,
and failing so to do, the petitioner will
ask that her final account be approved,
the estate closed and that she be dis
charged. Dated at Dallas, Polk-County, Ore
gon, this 7th day of September, 1910.
SARAH BENNETT,
Executrix of the estate of Giles Ben
nett, deceased. !
Sibley & Eakin, Attorneys. i
Hop Yard Views.
Leave orders at Stafrin's drug store
for your hop yard views and post
cards. 96-4t.
For Sale.
One Z Inch Mitchell
good repair. A, G. Rempel,
tlon.
wagon, In
Polk Sta-
Public Sale.
F. M. Smith, of Lewiaville. will hold
the teacher's view. All this counts for a public sale of stock, farming imple-
experience and a larger per cent of
practical experience will be obtained
In a couple of years' work In such an
Institution than In many years of In
dependent labor. It Is the same old
story. The man of the technical school
displaces the old employee, gets bet
ter wages, produces more In a given
time, and does It better.
Now It Is up to the people of Ore
gon to decide whether they want
teachers who have some training,
some conception of their work, a prop
er understanding of the purpose of ed
ucation, and above all, some realiza
tion of the responsibilities they under
take to direct the training of their
children, or will they leave it to mere
hirelings and experimenters.
We want a normal in this state. We
want a good one. We want it as soon
and as economically as It can be se
cured, and we want It equipped with
the best Instructors In the country, and
tlrbse Instructors supplied with all the
best modern educational assistance In
the way of apparatus that an econ
omical expenditure of money will se
cure. We want It located convenient to
the center of population, at a point
tnat is convenient, healthful, and har
monious with the limitations that usu
ally attend that class of students.
Gresham Herald.
ments, etc., on his farm on Wednesday,
September 28. Posters announcing the
sale will be out later.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to whom it'
may concern, that the undersigned ad
ministrator of the estate of Ray Sev-!
ier, deceased, has filed his fi nnl Ac
count in said estate with the County
Court Of Polk Countv.' Oretrnn onH
said Court has set Saturday, Septem- '
ber 24, 1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day for hearing the aam
at which time all persons having ob- '
jections thereto, if any there be, are
hereby notified to appear before said
county court at the Court room in
Dallas, In said County and State and
have the same adjusted, and if you
fail so to appear, said administrator
will take an order finally and fully
closing said estate, discharging said ;
administrator and releasing his
bondsmen. 1
Dated at Dallas, Polk Countv. Ore-II
gon, this 25th day of August, 1910. i
, , , B. M. GUY. j
Administrator of the estate of Ray !
Sevier, deceased. i
Sibley & Eakin, Attorneys. I
Wanted to Rent.
Wanted, to rent a farm. Write de
scription and location to G. M. Gor
man, Box 1193, Mill Valley, California.
92-4t
To buy
Holman.
Cow Wanted.
i fresh milch cow.
Frank
830-tf.
Horse for Sale.
A 1300-pound horse for sale cheap,
if taken at once. W. A. Ayres. Phone
Oak 3. 913-tf.
Lost.
Lost, In Dallas, Saturday night, a
gold cuff button, bearing Initials, "H.
G." Finder will kindly return to this
office. 9-13-tf.
HF.COMMEXDF.D.
In many counties of Oregon reports
are that the assembly has come to be
accepted as a correct rule of action
it itepuuucans. in some counties no
candidates have appeared against the
assembly candidates; and In other
counties the opposition Is scattering
and obviously weak. The opposition
has its Inspiration solely, in such coun
ties. In the ambitions of Individuals
who have been disappointed through
failure to get assembly recommendu-
Fomid.
Found, In Dallas, a purse containing
a sum of money. Owner can. have
same by proving property and paying
for this notice. Inquire at this office.
9-13-tf.
Summons. I
In the Circuit Court of the State of1
Oregon for Polk County. Department '
No. 2.
Sarah L. Goodfellow and Howard D. j
uuuuienow, naintllts. vs. Gilbert Al-
ueruiuii, ueienciant.
To Gilbert Alderman, the above
named defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon, i
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
you- in the above entitled Court and
cause on or before six week from th, i
date of the first publication of this
summons upon you, and If you fail so
to appear and answer the plaintiffs
will take a decree against you as pray- ;
ed for in their complaint herein, to- i
wit: tnat plaintiffs are the owners in
fee simple of the following described
real estate situate In the County of"
Polk and State of Oregon, to-wit; The
South half of the Northeast quarter
of Section 15, in Township 6 South of
Range 4 West of the Willamette Mer
idian, and that you be forever barred
and enjoined from claiming any right.
utio ur interest eiiner in law or equity
in ui iu oaiu rem premises or any part
thereof.
This summons Is published for a
period of six weeks by order of the
Hon. Ed F. Coad, Judge of the County
Court of Polk County, Oregon, made
at Chambers on the 5th day of August,
'". me aaie or me nrst publica
tion Is the 9th day of August, 1910,
and the date of the last publication
will be on the 2 0th day of September
1910.
SIBLEY & EAKIN.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, j
New Dress Goods, NeiS
Silks, New Shoes, New Dr
Goods, Notions, Ladie
Misses' and Children's Sui
Coats, Capes, and Meri
New Fall Hats are in.
to
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We have three shipments of clothing
smartest things for Fall. t
The-famous H. S. & M. Suits, the best madefj
$20 to $27.50. K
David Marks & Sons, of N. Y. and other good makes, $8 to $20. Rl
ular prices. ' '
lei
We have selected our Fall stock with great care in the best mark?;
We will sell you the very best goods at prices no competitors can beat?"
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Including
CUTTING and CONSTRUCTION GUIDES
FREE
10c AND 15c EACH
Notice to Prune (rower.
All growers Intending to bring
prunes to my dryer must do so as
soon as possible as I Intend to run
only a short time longer.
S. P. KIMBALL
For Sulc or Trade.
I have about 26 head nice nanny
goats either to sell or let on shares.
M. D. Ellis. 8-30-tf
lions or through knowledge that the mouth. Ore.
Sheep for Sale.
Thirty head of pure-bred Cotswold
ewes and some registered rams for
sale, Mutual phone. L. I. Bursell, Mon
assembly would not recommend them
Where the assembly has been repre
sentative, as it should have been, there
Is satisfaction with its work;
there has been a great multitude of
candidates, and an Immense variety of
conflicting Interests, as In Multnomah,
here Is a contest.
Hut the assembly has nowhere
.-..uk. it iu nominate- candidates as
nominations have heretofore been
made by conventions. These candidates
are merely "recommended." Under the
primary law the assembly cannot do
otherwise. It la not desired or intended
to do otherwise. Should the fact that
any candidate has been recommended
for nomination by a large number of
not be
830-tf.
For Sale,
Brand new 6-ruom house; modern
wherelTwo large lots. C. Stahl, 907 Jefferson
street, Dallas. 92tf.
Wanted.
All kinds of iron, rubber, brass, cop.
per. alnc and hides. Highest cash
prices paid. A. N. Halleck. Monmouth,
Oregon. l-U-tf.
noi ui ior any such protection at the Republic an, ac ting in concert
nanus oi ine city. Th. local printing! to his advantage?
concerns turn out practically every
dollar's worth of printing used In Dal
las, and the y hold this trade by doing
a good or better work, at as low or
lomer prices, as can b obtained from
the outside concerns. They win and
hold their business on merit alone, and
they are never heard asking the
city council to take them under Its
protecting wing.
While the council doubtless acted
conscientiously anj for what It con
sldeted the bent In granting this spec
ial favor to the local meat markets,
the Observer believe, that the ordl
- nance is wrong in r-rinclil am.-kin.
a It so loudly dots of class leirisiatlon. '
However, th. city father, might have I
done or. It must be .aid to their 1
credit that they did not legislate
against the farmer.
The primary and the primary alone
will decide. The whole question of
Kepuhlican candidates la now before It
for its Judgment. Oregonlan.
AUTOMOIHI.K CANDIDATES.
Hofer and Abraham, two of the
three anti-assembly candidates for
governor on the Republican ticket, are
making whirlpool automobile cam
paiKn. over the state. They are prob-
runnlng faster now than they
In the primaries. Hut some of
out-and-out politician, don't
the expense of an automobile
For Rent.
Fine large boarding house for rent.
newly finished and plumbed through
out. One half block from business
part of town. R. L. Chapman.
7-l-tf.
Mob Wanted.
By the Willamette Valley Lumber
Co., for mill and yard work. Telephone
No. 401. Both phone. 419-tf.
ably
mill
these
mind
HOW AllOUT THIS ONE?
W would like for some wise gazabo
a ho knoms how to Vote intelligently
on all It of the measure, now pending
to arise and explain th. meaning of
this one:
"An amendment to the constitution
of the .tite of Oregon permitting!
change of judicial Meffl by statute, j
prvh, biting retrial here any rvidem-e !
io support Terdtct; providing for af
firmance of Judgment on appeal not
wlthstand.ng error committed ta low
er court. !!-. t!B supreme court to
enter iwk Judgment aa should have
entered In th. lower court "
The 01nerrrf confecsw. Irnnranc
and anka for instruction. I on t ail
!- at once.
campaign. A plain, common plug of
a seir-made man like Jay Bowerman
can't aff
race for gubernatorial
gene Register.
Your Winter' Wood.
Order your slab wood now and be
sure of having a good dry supply for
Winter. I can sell you either slabs,
blocks, or trimmings. Can furnish any
other kind of wood desired. Plenty of
good oak and fir. Send In your orders
by either phone. Mutual. 11M Bell,
AUGUST BOMAN".
Dallas Mercantile
Company
PICTORIAL R VirW PATTt
Includes Claims
CUTTOJG and CONSTRUCTION CIar
FREE iest Sa
10c AND ITc EACH iBaylesg
any. Sei
Wess of
1 i
Sti. prim w .
terms w
B. F. Mulkey
Insurgent Republican Candidate For
Congi-CNN First Congressional
District.
WD!amette Valley
Lumber Co.
LARGEST INDUSTRY AND LAR
GEST PAY ROLL IN POLK COUNTY,
For Kale.
Two horses; 1 wagon; 1 set work
harness: 1 cow; 1 heifer; 1 calf; one
rd such extravagance in the,ln,c,e buy. nd harness; 1 disc har-
Modern Store fronts
Are a specialty at
tOAD'S PLANING MILL
honors. Eu-
A POLITICAL HEX OX.
The Bourne machine, mhi.h iiv. .
much about "the people" ruling.
anting to control the RennMi.K I
j party In this Mate. And as a remit the
j machine ha. selected a Bourne slste
in the usual machine style. So much
for the hue and cry about "the people"
ruling. It looks to us that a hen is on.
trying to hatch out the worst politi
cs! machine the state has ever seen.
Well,
tneir eves open some day Tillamook
Headlight
row; i mower; 1 rake; 1 wagon rack:
two tt-inch plows; 1 hay fork; rope,
pulleys, carrier, etc; I cream separa
tor: 1 steel range; miscellaneous lot
of household goods This property Is
in my possession for sale, and must he
disposed of at once regardless of price.
ror further Information call on or ad
dress D. C. WALKER. Buell. Oregon
11-IL
' " 'mir. the Bantiam.
tnr ca,l a trte shop a "tonsorial 1
Order to Show (saw.
In the County Court of the Stale of
Oregon for the Countv r folk i. th.
"the people- are liable to get ! JUA,J .f, ,h "dianshlp of Eugene
. m, , VS. t handler a minor.
On this, the It day of Avrust tl
Samuel Phillips, aa guardian of Eu
gene a Chandler. minor, halng
hied his petition for the sale of the
real property hereinafter dwrttwii
oelonclng to said minor, and It ep-l
pewrtng to the Court that the said j
minor is the owner la fee simple of aa
undivided 1-tt part of said real prop-i
ertr, and that William U. Chandier '
of Oronno. Idaho, Is the father and1
next of kin ot the said minor, and all
persons interested. In the said real
Jacksonville, Oregon, September 1. 1910
My dear Sir:
I have announced myself a candidate for the nomination for Congress
subject to the action of the Republican voters at the primary election Seu
tember 24, 1910. '
I am opposed to the re-election of Joseph Cannon, or any other man
holding his views of parliamentary organization, aa Speaker of the House
Cannon stands for special privilege and against popular government The
fact that the present Incumbent, W. C. Hawley. supported the Speaker and
his Iron clad policies seems to make it neceesarv that .m. n.h k.,....,.
can should succeed him that Oregon may no be misrepresented in Congress
In submitting myself to the Republicans of this district as a candidate
for their consideration. It is fitting that I should offer a brief .oo...,. ,
my past life: Am 4 8 years of age and have lived in Oreson thi
years: was elected county clerk of Polk County In 1892 and re-elec". i
1894; was elected to the state senate from Polk Countv In Hi .. .
ed in 1900. In the state senate, in 1897. Introduced the flrt rn r.
tice Act; secured theenactment of a law ni-ohii.iin. - .
. . . ciic-uiauon oi ob-
ncene tAraCitpa or.t 1. - i : . , . . . . . .
r.,,..,..,og me ueeas or highwaymen and out- MODFRX PI tvr c it r r ..
laws; also the enactment of law prohibiting the maintenance. r . i r"X--Sl.IJLXJa WORK.
within 100 feet of a school house; voted for th. submission to the peoTie of U, t- P-TO-DATE IDEAS,
an Initiative and Referendum amendment to the Constitution In 1901 be- j P f A" K,mU " R"sonabl,
cause the people had a right to have an opportunity to approve or reject If Prfc'e"
secured an amendment to the law. In 1901. making the interest on
rund loans ( pe r cent, which established six per cent as the legal rate of In
terest; was one of the pioneers in the legislature for eight vears In the effort
to reform the abuses and extravagances of the State Printer s ofllce- was
chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the senate in the Special
session of 1898. and. such, assisted In so controlling the appropriation. .. ,
. ... ... nvnuraici session me legislature has ever held Was a
member of the faculty In the Normal School at Monmouth from 197 to 1902
and president of the Normal School at Ashland from 192 to the close of
..... ... "-" irunng attorney oi the First Judicial
198 and am serving in that capacity at the present time. The
eludes Jackson and Josephine counties
If elected to Congress. I shall labor for the best Interest, of the nation
ml th. Staff. will - i . .- . . 1
, " -.... ...j t'i w measures strengthening the power of
v "ooocrce . ommission to regulate railway rates, and to rre-
Cvnllh. in'.ti... Al..i i - . . ' ,u e-
" 1 "r " ' c" regulation: shall strive for the
revision of the tariff, with the Interest of labor constantly In the foreground,
while preserving the Republican principle of protection: sh.il .L
amendment of the Constitution, providing for the direct elertio. i j Do not
State. Senators, and. In general, shall give mv hern ,. . "r mon"r to
are. Intended to Increase the power of the people in legislation and in toT.
eminent
List ofLireFrmstfidtoremaAirf
DALLAS one of theleadlwMariuEoi
turngTbwmofthelVortliwest. M
f PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIE?
AND BVILD THEM UP 1
iri iA r on Your Dealer Giving You these Gi
District In
district In-
DALLAS GARAGE
ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF
Best
equipped Garage in th. m...
Constructed of Concrete Thro,,'
Automobiles stored at reason-
fcXDert mirKI.!.,.
- charge of Repair Department
D- F. HARRIS, Proprietor.
out
able
in
DALLAS BAKERY
C C. 14TLKEY. Proprietor.
COY BROTHERS
CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS
Plans and Estimates Furnished
W. J. COY,
Phone Mutual
1194
G. H. COY,
Phone
138S
West Side f
Wort
G. L. HAWKINS,
i
MONUMENTS, IIEAI
CURBLV
A Complete Line of All
"OREGON'S BEST"
Manufactured Solely by
DALLAS FLOURING MILL
Guaranteed to be the best .oft
wheat flour in the Willamette Valley
Sold by all Grocers In Dallas.
Otho Will
Merchant Taflor
VU the New Spring Style "d Patterns.
Solid!. ..,.. .... .
j vui urfipra rnp i . . .
c.riui ana
Conscientious Workman.hir.
F. J. WA
)HE 1
Mi
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MECHANICAL
iy for
Tires Set while 1 TTJ q n r
Agency for Internal liHj
Company's Auto Bi n
for farm and country JLOIXU
Have Just added a c
harm Implements s ,j
la in x
IT M IKES A DltTF.RF.XCE.
When the rinrtailed rinnra of th.
political ring In Orroa holler against
.the aasemblr. papers like the Portland
Journal pat them on the back. Aa a
striking Instance note Its laudstioa of
tlirosnell. McOinn and Malarker. If
, this same trto had been mitral on
the assembly we would n-rer I '"' to- tt
j hard the last of the howl abost re
To sbw that eien the champkUM of turn Is rlr.g polities" from the Jour
be ir. native tlemjrea have little or . il Such political rant and hypocrisy!
ksowtedg tbetr ewa laws. It to j Fuses Register,
ce'r neeesaary to cilt conditions la j i. m.
Vs temalt eoBsty. where the Pmirwl If the dear people are ts be a.a-e.-metit.
In aa attempt to capture the bufgew by the assembly Mea, the satis
If this platform has your approval. I shall thank yon to
nomination and election.
Hoping to meet you personally as the campaign irgrese, I am
Very respectfully yours.
K- r. MVLKET
(Paid Advertisement)
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