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r*)iitoifcjd as second-class mat
,r August 26, 1915, at the post
;rife at McCrory, Ark., under
® Act of March 3. 1879.
announcements
The Home News is author
ized to announce the following
gentlemen as candidates for
the office under which their
names appear, subject to the
action of the Democratic party
For Congress:
E. E. ALEXANDER
W. J. DRIVER
H. B. THORN
For Sheriff.
W. N. WILKES.
WALTER JIMERSON
R. H. “BOB” SMITH, Jr.
For County Clerk:
ROY MITCHELL.
For County Judge:
E. M. CARL-LEE
G. W. BARBER
For Representative:
F, W. CHANEY
H. C. ARGO
For Countv Treasurer:
E. E. BLAYLOCK
STATEMENT FROM
E. E. ALEXANDER.
To My Friends Throughout
The First Congressional
District:
In my race for Congress I
nave canvassed each one of
the eleven counties and have
discussed the situation with ,
thousands of voters. I say |
>o you now that we have the
iace won, but you know and I
hnow that the most important
part of the campaign is the
work to be done on the day of,
election.
So I ask you to give me
rour earnest thought on the
day the votes are being cast,
•}nd if you will look after my
interests until the polls close |
f>n August the 10th. we will
carry seven of the eleven
ounties and my plurality in
the District will reach 5,000.
This prediction is based on
reliable reports from all sec
;°ns and I am deeply grate
'll to my loyal friends for
their tireless work which is
responsible for the victory
s° near at hand. In a race
'T this kind, I appreciate the
act that success can only be
had through the co-operation
0i' friends.
Sometimes I feel that I am
asking too much of my \
friends, yet those of you who j
know me best, know how
f eeply i appreciate your
efforts, and know how eager
ly I would grasp the oppor
tunity to return the favor.
The outcome of this contest
•means much to me. I want
to win that I may realize the
ambition of a life-time; I
want to win for the sake of
my loyal friends who are sup
porting me so genorously; I
want to win for the opportun
ity it will offer me to render
some signal service to the
people of my District; and
last but not least, I want to
win for the gladness it will
bring to the hopeful hearts of
the faithful wife and son,
whose cheerful smiles in
spire me to do my best to
achieve an honorable victory.
Again thanking you for all
you have done and all you
may yet do for me between
now and August the 10th. I
am,
Very gratefully yours,
E. E. ALEXANDER.
Adv.
UNFAIR TO BOTH PARTIES
When you ask for a stand
ard article in its line and a
substitute or imitation is forced
upon yon, two parties are
wronged by the tranaction—
yourself and the maker of the
article you wanfed. It nays
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T*ains and otV>er svmtoms of
For sale at the Red Cross
Drug Store. Adv.
kidney and bladder trouble.
Mrs. E. A. Jones of Fordyce,
is the guest of her daughter,1
Mrs. Fletcher Lewis.
Mrs. O. E. Jeffries and
baby, Franchelle, left yester-!
day, Thursday, for a two
weeks’ stay in Eureka Springs.
• i
Mrs. G. L. Carson left Tues
day for a visit to her son, C.
C. Carson in Chicago, 111., and
other relatives in Wisconsin, j
Mr. James McCain of Cold
water, Miss., arrived Sunday
and is the guest of his uncle
Dr. W. T. McCain and family.
Miss Cecil Eades, who has
been taking a six-weeks’
literary course at the U. of A.,
returned home yesterday,
Thursday.
Mrs. S. T. Mayo returned
vesterday, Thursday, to her |
home in Harrisburg, after a;
very pleasant visit to her
mother, Mrs. L. A. Jelks.
Baywood Barrel Molasses
$1.00 per gallon. M. D.
THOMPSON & SON.
Adv. 7-23-2tc.
Gave It To Childern
and Grandchildren
Mrs. V. M. Katz, 502 Ar
mondale St., N. S., Pittsburg,
Pa., writes: ‘I gave Foley’s
Honey and Tar to my little
grandson when he had a bad
cold and it did him lots cf
good. I used a lot of i: when
, my own children were rmall.
|It~must have merit to L)Id the
leadership generation after
^enera'ion. For sale at the
Red Cross Drug Stole Adv.
Why Riggs Is the Logical
Candidate For Governor.
JOHN A. RIGGS.
Candidate For Governor
Because
He is not a politician.
v He is a Successful Business man. -
He is the Only Producer in the Race.
He is the Only Practical Farmer in the Race.
He is conducting One of the Cleanest Campaigns.
He is not dominated by any Faction or Influence.
He will Give an Efficient and Business Administration,
He is Author of more Progressive Legislation in Arkansas
than either of his opponents.
I He is author of Woman Suffrage in Arkansas whereby the wo
men have a voice in their government.
He understands the laboring classes, employing more labor
than any or all of his Opponents combined.
With his heavy support from the Lady Voters and his strong
endorsements from labor bodies, civic and commercial organiza
tions, and because of his stand against local taxation for improve
i ments in connection with any law that would in any way take away
from tho e interested the right to say what improvements should
be made and what course should be pursued in the execution of the
projects. Riggs is gaining in strength daily and is the logical can
' didate to break ring rule in this State and truly represent all the
' people of Arkansas.
A Vote For Riggs Will Not Be Wasted.
RIGGS HEADQUARTERS.
Advt.
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