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SAMUEL A, MOORE, SECRETARY AND MANAGER
batesville, Arkansas
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Democratic Central Committee Fixes Date
and Assesses the Candidates
The Democratic County Central
Committee met at the court house
at Batesville Saturday, and fixed
the date for holding the primary,
on Wednesday, March 30.
The following townships were
represented: Ashley, J. M. Gray;
Barren, -Justin Gray; Big Bottom,
K. K. McHenry; Black River, E -
L. Jernigan; Cushman, W. F.
(ira.v; Christian, Geo. li. Treva
tlian, Proxy; (iainsboro, W. J.
i Ward; Jefferson, S. M. Thompson;
Madness, XV. J. Waldrip; Oil
Trough,.!. W. Adams; Ruddeli,
Geo. H. Trevathan, Proxy; White
River, Ed ()we„s.
E. T. Crow was selected as com
mitteeman from Rosie township,
created since last election.
W. F. Shaw was elected com
; mitteeman from Washington town
ship, to succeed D. E. Evans, re
moved.
T. K. Bryant was elected as
committeeman for Gainsboro to
succeed W. ,1. Ward, removed
from township.
W. C. Sanders was elected to
represent the new township of
Wycough.
E. L. Jernigan, former commit
teeman from Black River, was re
cognized as committeeman from
the new township of Dota, he now
being a resident of that township.
K. lv. Forrester was elected
committeeman from Black River
to succeed E. L. Jernigan.
A. B. Pell.v was elected commit
teeman from Oil Trough, to suc
ceed J. W. Adams, resigned, he
being a candidate for treasurer.
Randolph Chinn was elected to
succeed J. M. Gray from Ashley
the latter having moved to Bates
vi lie.
Phillips Manuel was elected to
, represent Greenbrier to succeed
R. M. Harmon, resigned.
The committee adopted a mo
tion to hold a legalized primary el
ection on Wednesday. March 30th,
the daie fixed by the state commit
tee, to nominate candidates for
state, district, county and town
ship offices.
G. M. Thompson, Ed Owens,
C. 1>. Metcalf and Geo. H. Treva
than were appointed a committee
to make assessments on various
candidates. They reported the
I following resolution, which was
i adopted.
J Be it resolved, That in order to
1 provide means with which to de
1 fray the expenses of the coming
primary election, each candidate
whose name appears upon the of
ficial ballot shall pay a prescribed
fee for same, as follows:
All state officers, railroad com
missioner and all township officers,
each, $1.00.
coroner, surveyor, §2.o0.
Assessor, treasurer, representat
ive, county judge, §5.00,
State senator, §5.00.
Circuit judge, prosecuting attor
ney, 5.00.
Congressman and tax collector,
1 §5.00, Clerks and sheriff, §lo.
Each candidate's name shall ap
■ pear upon the ticket in the order
in which he pays his fee to the
secretary.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Be it further resolved, that this
committee shall meet at Batesville
on March 12th at 10 a. m. for the
| purpose of selecting judges, clerks, i
deputy sheriffs, and to do such
| other acts as may be necessary for
| completely and fully conducting
said primary election, and to ar
range for the canvassing of the re
j suits of said primary election, de
j daring the nominees and certify
i ing same to the state and county
I election boards, and to do and i
j transact any and all other business i
that may lawfully come before
said committee.
Be it further resolved, That the
judges, clerks and deputy sheriffs
shall be selected in the following
manner, towit:
1. The chair >hall appoint three
members of this committee as a
sub-committee for selecting elec
tion officers.
2. Each township committee
• man shall present to said sub-com
mittee the names of tivegood, true
> and reputable democrats in bis |
township, from which said sub
committee shall designate three of
said names as judges of the prim
ary election.
3. Each committeeman shall
present the names of three good,
true reputable democrats (not sug
gested for judges), from which
said sub-committee shall name two
as clerks and the remaining one as
deputy sheriff of said primary elec
tion.
4. The said sub-committee shall
then make up a report of their se
lections and present to the central
committee in executive session,
subject to confirmation or rejec
tion.
5. The central committee in ex
ecutive session shall have the right
to amend, change, modify or
wholly confirm or reject said re
port, by a majority vote.
t5. If there be no motions to
amend, change or modify said re
port, it shall be confirmed by said
committee without debate.
He it further resolved, That each
candidate offering to run for a
county office in said primary, shall
sign a statement that he will uncon
ditionally support the nominees of
this coming primary in the state
election next September; and the
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It is well to stop a physical ail
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and that is especially true of liver!
trouble, which can eventually give;
rise to so many serious complications l
Many have liver trouble and imagine'
it is indigestion, and hence take the
wrong remedy.
When the Uver does not store up suf-1
flclent gastric juices it becomes sluggish,
and in this way disturbs the stomach and I
.bowels, with which it is supposed to work
in harmony. Then comes the sallow
complexion, the pimply face, the dull
pain in the forehead, the thinning of
the blood, etc. A very quick and sensible
way to stop the trouble as well as to
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especially intended to promote the ac
tivity of the liver.
Among the many thousands who have
written the doctor about the results
achieved with his remedy, and who are
glad to make the facts public so that
others can help themselves, are Mr. Jas.
Kennedy, St. I.ouis, Mo.; Mrs. S. A.
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This will prove to you that liver trouble
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««U building, Mu&Ucello. IU.
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Flannel Plush, 12 Vc value_ _^
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and appreciation for the liberal patronage given me during the year
just closed, and assure you that any business you may give me in
the future will be highly appreciated. Wishing you a happy and pros
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