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The News.
To Those Who Supported
Me In The Recent
Primary.
I wish to extend to you my sin
cere thanks for your confidence
and support in electing me your
nominee for sheriff of this county.
I will endeavor to so conduct my
self iu the discharge of the duties
of that office, that you will not
regret your action in making me
your choice.
To those who gave their support
to other aspirauts,,I have not the
slightest ill feeling towards you. ;
You exercised a right that I would
not call in question iu voting as ,
your conscience dictated—the right
of every American citizen.
The political struggle is now \
over, let us come together and work 1
iu perfect harmony for the en
forcement of the law and order
and the general good of Woodruff
county. Again thanking my help
ers for influence and assistance,
and asking all to assist me iu the
duties of the responsible position
of sheriff, I am, Yours Truly,
W. R. Cain.
To My Friends.
To those, who stood by me and
gave me their support in the pri
mary election of March 28, I wish
to express my sincerest thank.
As the nominee of the demoera
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AUGUSTA. ARKANSAS.
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cv of Woodruff county for your
next assessor, I shall endeavor to
so conduct myself in the execution
of the duties of the office that not
one of you shall have cause to re
gret. having voted and used your
influence in my behalf. “Equal
rights to all, special privileges to
none,” shall be my motto.
To those who supported my op
ponents, I have not aught to say
against you—recognizing the fact
that, in so doing, you exercised the
greatest privilege to which every
American citizen is heir—the
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which we are offering at specially low prices to begin the
season. We have over 200 Entirely NEW PATTERNS in
Before yon spend your money for something that isn’t just
what yon are looking for, come and let us fit you up with
something that will please yoi. It will make you go home |
Give us a call, and we will be
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right to cast your vote for the one
of your choice.
Iu couchision, allow me to again
thauk you, one and all, for your
expressions of good will and hear
ty endorsement
Earnestly asking you to co-oper
ate with me in the new field I am
about to enter, I remain your,
Obedient Servant,
W. B. Fakes.
Some newspaper men, says an
exchange, are great liars. In writ
ing of a cyclone out west, one of
them said it turned a • well wrong
side out, a cellar upside down,
moved a toWfiship line, blew all
the staves out of a whiskey barrel(
aud left nothing but the bung-hole,
changed the day of the week, blew
the hair off of a baldheaded man,
blew all the cracks out of a fence
aud took all the wind out of a pol
ticiau. Now wasn’t that blowing
some ?
It is seems that there is going to
be something doing at Hot Springs
when the State Convention meets.
Mr. Cl F] Hamer moved his fam
ily to Hunter to-day, (Thursday)
where h£* intends making his fu
ture home. We wish them much
success in their new place of
abode.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election September, 1st, 4906.
For Senator
M. H. PATTERSON,
For Represenatiye
E. M. CARL-LEE.
For County Judge
J. F. SUMMFRS.
For Sheriff
W. R. CAIN.
For Circuit Clerk
Wm. MOORMAN.
For County Clerk
T. ECK SIMPSON.
For Treasurer
C. B. MILLS.
For Assessor
W. B. FAKES.
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We are glad to learn that Mr. G.
P. Wood, who has been seriously
ill for the past week, is now some
better.
For reasons best known to Gov.
Davis, the putting on of the “lid”
at Hot Springs was postponed un
til tomorrow (Friday) at which
time it will be let down and will
stay down until the present ad
ministration expires, and Jeff is
no longer governor.
Last Friday, was the last day of
our public school term of 1905-06.
The term this year was cut short
three months bnt the next term
will very likely be a full term.
Preparations for a nine months’
school have already began and!
with the amount already contribut
ed, we see no reason why the chil
dren should not have a full term.
Pursuant to a resolution made
by the democratic central commit
tee. the electors of the this pre
cinct assemebled at the polls at 2
o’clock on the day of the primary
election and elected Messrs. W. B.
Kyle, R. B. Keating and S. F.,
Watson', as delegates to the coun
ty convention, to be held at Au
gusta next Saturday, April 7th.
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Election Song.
TUNE, JENNIE IS ALL THE GO. £
The election day in Woodruff, (
It was on the twenty-eighth,
And the boys they concentrated r
On the streets to celebrate.
You would hear them name the
ticket,
And call off the Winning man ;
They were experts ou a dicker j
They Would have you understand. e
CHORUS. 1
Hurrah ! boys, Hurrah boys t
The election is at hand,
80011 it will be over
And peace be in the land:
The victor and the victual—
Should shake each other's hand
And swear to all, by Arkansas, ;
Together they will stand.
There is Patterson and Eldridge,
Running for the state senate;
Gordon, Black and Fakes were
running,
For assessors, up-to-date;
13ck Simpson aud Judge Moorman 1
They had no running mate,
And of the bunch of sheriffs,
Cain, showd well upon the slate.
(CHOROUS.)
Now comes Anderson aud CarlLee
They would like to get your vote,
Also, Angelo and Summers j
Their time, they would devote:
And there’s Jackson and the old
man,
That has only got one hand \
They present themselves before i
you now,
So pick them if yon 0^11.
The above Was composed by our
worthy townsman aud artistic
paiuterf J. T. O’Fallon.
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Warning orOer.
itate of Arkansas,
sS
Joutity of Wooduff.
In Tho Northern District Wood
uff Ohaoecry Court.
E. 1). Shat tuck, Pl't’f.
vs.
Madalinc Shaltuck,- Bef't.
The defendant, Madeline Shat
tiek, is Warned to appeAV in this1
otirt within 30 days & art's the com
laint of the plaintiff, El D. Shat
aek, E. M. CXAtXee,!
Attorney.
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