Gov. Donaghey Refutes Outrageous Scandals of Fren=
zied and Beaten, But Desperate, Opponents
Honest Democracy Will Convict Kavanaugh and His Ring- of Slander
on flarch 30===Governor Donaghey Will Carry the State Four to One
To the Democrats of Arkansas:
From the beginning—when it was announced that I had an
apponent for the second term—I have not felt the slightest un
easiness as to the outcome.
Time has strengthened this conviction. Every intelligent ob
server knew that my opponent never had any chance to get within
50,000 votes of victory.
Every man acquainted with the situation at present is con
vinced that my opponent is rapidly losing the little strength that
he had.
When the primary is held next Wednesday, I will receive four
votes to his one. This is not idle boasting; it is knowlege acquir
ed by careful investigation and will be fully borne out by the re
sult of the primary.
This condition is not a tribute to my personality. It is a pro
test against attempted obstruction of the State’s progress.
The situation is an acknowledgment by the people that they
are satisfied; that they know the state is making strides forward.
The vast vote I will receive will be a rebuke to those who are
trying to hamper the upbuilding of the State.
The State has a right to advance, and if a ring politician gets
in the way of the Car of Progress, he should be crushed.
The newspapers of the State feel that way, as 132 out of the
165 that have expressed themselves are supporting me voluntarily.
And the people feel that way. They know my administra
tion is honest and in the interest of the people.
The farmers say so.
The trades laborers say so.
The business men say so.
The traveling men say so.
The professional men say so.
The educators say so.
Men in every activity of life in our great State are satisfied
with present conditions.
The people are tolerant, but they are weary ot senseless
charges against their governor.
Their sense of State pride, and their instincts or honor revolt
at manifest distortion and plain untruths.
1 he opposition to me, rendered desperate by the sure know
ledge of the defeat of its champion, has resorted to palpab.e false
hoods, gleaned from the vilest gutter gossip, to bolster its weak
ening cause.
Hut the day of reckoning is near at hand, and the over
whelming majority 1 will receive will be a scathing rebuke to those
scandal-mongers and enemies of the State.
I he vast vote I will receive will be condemnatory of the un
warranted assaults made upon your chief executive outrageous
attacks that every lover of his State will admit no Governor of
this great commonwealth should ever be subjected to.
In spite of the vicious methods of politicians to retard its’
progress, the State Capitol will be completed for the meeting of
the next legislature.
In spite or the attempts to prevent this great commonwealth
from taking its rightful place in the sisterhood of States, it will
move forward in wealth, educ ition and good citizenship. No gang
of politicians can stay it. The people will not tolerate such blast
ing influence.
1 notice my opponent has made some sort of scurrilous charge
that I attempted some years ago to to use money to influence
legislation for the passage of a sfalehouse bill.
No voter in Arkansas will be deceived by this ante-election
campaign falsehood. Caldwell it Drake sympathizers and sup
porters used this same lie in the campaign um .ears ago. 1 DE
NOUNCED IT AT THAT TIME AS V PURE AND SIMPLE
rALSEHOOD. It being a pure fabrication, there was no founda
tion tor the lie then. THERE IS NONE NOW.
Its the same old game. Certainty of defeat has surely ren
dered my opponent desperate. The great Democracy, the honest,
pure-minded voters of our great State will on March 30 convict
air. Kavanaugh and send him back to obscurity for repeating
this infamous falsehood. GEORGE W. DONAGHEY.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No 01479
Department of the Interior
1'. S. Land Office at Little Rock. Ark.
March 5, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that David A.
Burns, of Pleasant Plains, Ark., who.
on January 17. 1905, made homestead
entry No. ;M7!Mi. serial No. 01479, for
the northeast quarter northwest quar
ter, west half northwest quarter and
northwest quarter southwest quarter.
Section J2, Township 11 North, Range
5 west, fifth principal meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
five-year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
County Clerk of Indepeedence County,
at his office in Batesville, Ark., on the
18th day of April. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: T. \V.
Alexander, of Denmark. Ark . II. M.
Stephens, of Pleasant Plains, Ark.,
.1. J. Churchwell, of Pleasanleasanns
Ark. and C. L. Pasley, of Pt Plait
Plains, Ark. Guv W. Caron,
Register.
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WANTS INFORMATION
B. II. Adams would like to
know or hear from any of ray
comrades who belonged to Dobins*
Regiment of 1st Arkansas Ca\ airy
west of the Mississippi river. If
any of them see this inquiry,
would be pleased to hear from
them, as 1 only know af two that
are alive. Address me at Newark,
Ark.
Other papers please copy.
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
160 acres finest pine timber land
in Baxter county,seven miles from
railroad. Plenty of timber sur
rounding to make good run for
mill. White River Land A In
vestment Co., Newark, Ark.
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THE NEW PRIMARY LAW
(continued from page 4)
the vote of an.v other person, shall
be deemed guilty of a felony, and
upon conviction thereof, ."hall be
imprisoned in the penitentiary at
hard labor for not less than six
months, nor more than five years,
Kvery repetition of either or any
of the acts specified in this or the
preceding section shall constitute
a seperate offense.
Section 10. -Judges and clerks
of primary elections shall take and
subscribe to the oaths prescribed
for judges and clerks for general
elections
Section 11. This act shall take:
etl'ect and be in force from and af
ter its passage shall repeal all laws
in conflict herewith, and shall es-i
pecially repeal Section 2s92 of
Kirby’s Digest.
Approved April 23, 1900.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS
Garden seed that come in bulk
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E. Allen's,
Albert, the lifteen-.vear-old son
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Mrs. Alexander will have a bet
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Mrs. Alexander will sell you
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shop at residence, Newark.
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