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Ardmere, Monday, Jul 20, 1908.
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THE DA uV AROMORE TE
The
Ardmoreite
Daily
it m mmm mmi tnmi
SIDNEY 8UG08, PrldnL
T A FT ON PROHIBIT ON.
...n,-. 4 '. t, ':. 'i'-.x.c ra'i ;
i at.d republican 'fte regro vote mljrbt i
j The following paragraph. rortn maie or weight in ieriiic
(at.li'a'e Taf . on sumptuary i i loe elect. on and the negn.e ge-
V..fMidHrt h" hM " ths-m In raw consideration from bota par-j
fl T SIsf.gfT ss rKrj-Tftfx ( itn worn, ruur vt dv vwwiiuiiih iu
Mfx'r-i''iiwr 'rr w-r-iMiv,' published by Charles 8cr-1 followers that i i good politic to
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wtiit'.r.rton ' (. hr". " ". Ble. K.
W 'nrk J K kalr
uiri it th Potofflei at Arrlrnf i
Sfnrt;Uii Matmr.
ner'a Ions. K "thing to mora foolish. ; )o! the democrats. So tar ta move-
nothing more atterly at variance with
Official Paper for Carter County '
If. it i in the Ardmoreito
It IH .etfH .
mri It localised to southwest Texas
and nay Irak little headway agaiost
tradition and rare prejudice, but It
open ap interesting possibilities of
a r-allgameat in th south."
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INDIANA MEN ARE MASCOTS.
TF.RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Th D.lly ArdmarclU
Dt. Wk 1
Ou. Moatn "
Do Ye,ir
Th WnHy Ardmaftlt
I it Tr. 7 Ml
EU iiOOU.
lt.fJ MBIltb
Phonm.
touInM Manager's OttOB ..
Ct'j dltor oSio
QI UtUDC
sound pobll'- x4le 'han to Pet a
la which, by reason of the coadl
ttnna surrounding a coaasuaity la
hich It l Allied to 99 JBW. la In
tapaol of nfor eajont. floca as In---aas
Is sometimes aVeaenteg by
imptuarjr laws ty hlb tbe sale
iitniMtin iifnior la iinahlliti it
. . ....i ,w. !fw th Jmocratic part) haa turad
jnlr niuilr In loealltiM hro the . '
i-.n.ik- ntlmfot of th lma4Htr
-onirtiuniij dM-a not and not aoa
:n th nffjfmJ of th In
f i' U caa- tho lftltlattao la uaglly ;
i,- rvnulf of atitfeM ftr Popl" In
The Artlmcr?. :t j i;L riled to aa-
aousc Joaa WU;i. a a candldlal
ior tha oae c: IUpresatoUre-from
Cart.- etfMtr, j'jt to tbt action
of tba Oiaocratic primary electlos
Aant 4, lfrts.
Tbt A Minor. -a autbortxed t
aaaoaon ll&m P a a eaaildste
.'or rprtwatitl from Carta; eonnty.
Aa)aowiCernt .i maU tubject to tbt
actios l the democratic primary,
Assist 5, 1903.
For tor Irtt tlmj
' wen'-four
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'4'.'t Monday. Jul 20, 100.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
it W K PBE.SIlKSi
JOHN VOP.TH KERN.
' rountr; bo ar tfotmninod to
i k ih-ir Mio ettlfM In tb cJt
r Th crtiwnt of the law
".rm-a thrfogh tb eonatry rpr-m'i'-..
aho form a majority of the
I'-!. atir-. but thi nforr-fnat of
th- law 1 anions th tmp bo arr
(ricrally iptxmrii to Ita raftamt,
and under urb draimatanc the law
i a td Wir. ThU r-au!t la
rrt argument in
to ladUaa for a cundldatr on lt oa-
jtiofkt tlctcd. Not aincc- tb nomiaa
Hon of Tbocnai A Hndrickii for vie
pmldvnt In 1114 ha the Hooaler
iat bn ca!li upon for a caadard
boarr. In th lll-atarrcd cam pal zn of
1M0. Wm H Engllab wfnt down to
dfcnt with General Winfleld Scott
Haacotlt. whil tiOr yara later Hen
Tbt Artlmot ' I aathorlM to
announce I)r. J ' Younc aa a can
didat for th ftate soat. An
nonneaioat l mad anbjt to the
action of tit democratic voters at
tbo primary ectlon Aorut i.
The Anlmorette l ftuthorlid to
announce V. Oilmt-r at a mndl
dati for tfee offle- of rpreseotattTe
from Carter County AnAOuneement
I made b'. to the action of the
democratic rot-: at the general prt-
drlrka waa elecied to the chnlr blch,mary clecttm A mutt I.
waa vacated by democracy at th-
ciuw w iacnnnan aannnwiraiiuu. i
fJurlna; tbla ame period the reptibll-
can party nominated and elected
m.- Hop- l-eo XIII died.
eo -
I'rllaod Tflecram It guilt ot
l-ml oa Atin lino Hell.)
the HAOJamlik Harrlaon to the presidency
. , . , , in la. u no waa defeated tor re
favor of local op-
larflAn It. 1 09 hv rirnvur rtMrc.ltiH
Hon. whtch It really an limtrunierv ' '
alitr for d. termin.ng whether . law ,B ,WM tU W; '
m. enforced. n-fore It I. made preay and
. , . i elected. The nomlnrtlon by the deni-
ojieratlve. In caaee where thi aale , ....
... .... crata of John. W. Kern of Indian-
of liquor rami.it be proMblted aa fact, .
mlnlah the atll than to attempt foiw-"7"- ,w"7"f' ,w . hair nlth ,-
.. t. rir " r'ar,1 ,n,"", NhUM tbo drummer.
A CurlcQ Army Teait.
Of all th r.r:t.li ri'sritnenw tbe
Welah fnolleer I rue tin- most tirlotH
army toant. It f-rmn part of the crf
mony of tb trraii.l iliuncr siren an nil
ally oti St. DavM d.iy. After tlio diu
ner the drum tn.-ijor. n'-'-otnpanleU by
tbe srat. th- uni-...t of th fnnlli-eni.
Ix-dej-fcl wltlt nmetttn of rwl anil Mm
ribbon. march. nroiiml tlio tabl enr
rylnc n iilate of leek. Kerj ottlcvr or
xueat who lina in-or .nteti one In-fore
I oblige I to .Jo i f-'nmlliii: on Ins
fK.t on tliu tuble, whiit'
U-.-it n roll U'Uillll liiv
Iv
ia draatlc tow an-1 the failure to en
force It there la tnjected Into the 1
gnwnd. It may be that the delegate' chair, lie
were perauaded that there I lurk I NVIahttinii
in at. Indiana candidate.
UM, , - . . . .W- .A... ..... , ....
two". . ... ouly one candidate of ntiher
.. ;ireaen( daah but be
. .- .1 in one respect he'li eacape
., i.o'-air blaau thai tbe real f u
. . ct for several month' to come.
i to be observed or violated accordtoa
' to the will of those affected. I mitl
! not any how altogether pernlcloua i
u b a loose theory la. Oeneral (Irant
Tir" Wataon in Oklahoma. "all that the way to secure tiie re-
I'
I r
i. i Watacn In Georgia and Pro
, ,n Wntaon In Ohio. There are
mixta of Watson and they are In
is of parties.
t,. now they are saying that Ben
peal of a bad law aa to en torn; It.
Hut when, the part of the community
Affected by Ita enforcement, thla la
not a practicable method. The con
'taut violation or uegict of any law
Inasmuch ai
lrty
from that state in more than a quar
"r"of a c-iitin s-iii don to defeat.
--OtrcinnaM Kitiiiin-r
MORE CHEERFUL PROSPECTS.
Is then i oiiMiIcritl a true
All tin t.iuitN nre conp!el
with the tiHini- nf ,t. Iiitvlil. It Is In
miK'h tltlH whv Hint the toast it!i
lilshlanil iHmorM i ilmnk. Km li cuet
stands wltli one foot on M rlialr ami
oiic on tin- table am! the plpcre. a-plp-IliK.
purnile I lie room.
No Plate For Dog.
In It liiipoisll.lt- in Jap-in to keep a
There hrtve been neveral ImrUint K.0,',1 lU,K'' . 1 t I. lml any i,,K
which enaou tbo law la not the nart , . ., uirappenr in u lei-miiiu-iy miraculous
T . . ... i iievempmenis in oom me iinanciai ,K , ..,. ......... ....
I l a creiit ileum ml for iloskliis, epe
rlHllV lliiit' of oihik iIokh, wo liavi;
been careful In hating oiu- ili.i: wnten
and cominerclftl worlds tlurliiR thi
past week, 'the nature of which han
been to Inspire further cunflilitnce In
,r (iimgenhelmer of (,lorado owes , ,d(l fo a d..m.alle.l view of all . th Knt imiiln,.M miUiitk of
i-illtlcal success Ui a mascot. iBW, awJ thB chides of the lawa to
the same sort that nas madoj enfowd then be!omea
aa uncer-
entors. and that la vulgarly Ma M ( H J)0Uc,, extK.
known as money.
tlve In respect to public opinion Is
likely to make II. Rui'h a policy (un
tile
, ci imt4ry at large, as well as to ciiMte
a more cheerful fueling In the miim k
'j market. The ngrleultutnl tllstrictM of
-n.e i.rohll.lllon national cotiveutlon
lipion-a that women -Irlnk more than "l:"" -nlargeB In the community the.
, ,tl, a derate ago. The prohl- '',h "f nM' ,,h h,'n crL''1
l..i ...iista ouaht to reflect that tb. 1 M"" ' t exlal.
,.i..en are still tolerably tempurate' la hr wwiIh. Tuft Wlleves In
,J rum. ami cheer up. ! 'cl P't hihI homi-rule. Now wei
tli.. coiMitry havn been visited by more
or Ihmb copious ruins and tint grow
ing crops have thereby been material
ly lienetlted. In a billion, iiumUtake
able evidences of still urmiter Im
provement lb iimny linen of Indus
irt, notably the Iron ami steel an I
wl. Nevurtliele be disappeared t IiIm
inoriiln. Aliint i-ier.v foielirner luis
lint n iIuk or iIik. and even n n-n rap
tnlu who was lliiis. dit .is on Hlioru liad
his tins polsotiiil Hie llrt day lie put
his feet on laud .I.iimii (Jliroiiit-le.
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I know why republican prohibitionists , collH.r ,,.,, tra(,H, ,mvu timw ,
lietirer mMiister sitys that poiiti-jana tneir democrattc-pro allies are ue
i.i;i) w. are returning to the metbudii' ii. iiMiclng the republican iiomlnee for
n in I princlploa of Moses The Infer-1 preslilent or the Pulled Htntcs. Mr.
i nee is plikln: : llran tht) MotH.'a to'Tnfl anil Mr. ilryan wre ootiuiiltteil to
lead bis .leo. ie out of bondage to the, Hentlcally the stme theory of gov-
l'h.uiiol. ,lk trusts.
,,
(iovi-rnnient stHilsticlaiiH at Wash-lim-toii
have figured It out Hint the
cost of living Increased 5.7 por oet
In i'."'i over ltiOO. No salaried man
been lmld enough to contend that
tin have eatlinaleii thu Increase loo
llHll
man up In. Colorado who eon
fissed to having emiimltteil murder
w aciiultted by the Jury. Ills con
I. --Ion having Im'hm set aside by the
j i.t- It hss almost gotten so that
th. In-Ht way to fixd the court la to
II the truth.
Q
There Is more truth than poetry In
- in iik that man In so constituted that
ii. .ilways 'views with alarm" the
it .timorous li-ndem-les" of thu other
, . and with "pride" the patriotism
. ' , , own. Vet, the aim of all par
i.. the same- to mil the pie Colin
irntiteiil nnetit the reKUlatlori of tlio
llfltior traltlc -Times-Herald.
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t'.e f
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U.K. -In
n .. ill 'I
tl.at
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i pond
A query sent out by the 1'ren As
soplntliin of Han Antonio I. "Will the
negroes of Tesas and the south Join!
the democratic parly?" and then, adds
"This liitetestlng iinestloii has been
started by the anion of tlm negroes
of San Antonio who have organized
and announce their Intention of en
tering the democratic primaries on
.lulv 2.1th ami voHoi: the diuiioerallc
ticket this fall. The llmwiiKvHIe af
fair, which set many of thorn Against
liMrtoveU's adnilnlsttatlnii and Tatt.
and the prohibition tight am assigned
as rcRMtiMt for i his action. Oiih fuo
tlon of the repuhlluan party Is said
light, while the railroads aio gu.il
tiMly recovering from the period of
depression through which they ha"
INissed and In some Instances m l
uariiings nre beginning to compare fa
vorably with thot-e for the correspond
ing perliHls of last year. I'urih'T-
I more, a movemeiM Is on fiwit looking
to a general advance In railroad
rrelght rails throtiKhout the Pnlte.l
.States, and In the cvont of this be
i
ling nre'iinpllxhisl, w.ilch now senilis
I very Ilkelv, it win mean much to t1''.'
entire tt.uiHKirlaton Inlerci.
The World Is Ltarnlng.
I'.rlL'Ss - Id, ,,n believe that the
world Is divided Into two classes.
tluHu w ho borrow and those who lend'
Grilles - No. ir. My experience Is
NO INCONSISTENCIES IN
THE ELECTION LAWS
Judge Stillwiill II. Russell Addresses A Communication To
the Ardmoreite Which Makes Registration Law Clear
To The Ardmoreite:
So many Inquiries have been made
of tne and remiests for my opinion In
the matter of the iui!lllc.itlin nnd
reglstjatlon of voters, that I feel It
my duty to mtnim tne following:,
On H.ittirdav nlirht Inst, at a uubllc ! ns to
meetluK o:i the corner of .Main, and
Washington ftroets, havlni; been
called iis)ii to Httte my views upon
No"1, i have examined alBo tho sec
tion. of the primary law which pos
sibly have given rise to more or less
coiifimlnu, and lu my opinion there Ik
no Htich amliUiilty or Inconsistency
theteln as to lenve anyone In doubt
their legal rights nnd dtitlcf
In the premises Hence. I wish to
nay thnt It is niv Jutlitment that If a
man will go to the election inspector
the law of roglHtratlotk. etc., I stated of his voting precinct and show to
to the people that It wan my recol- him that ho U a rcsldpnt . of that
1 lection that section IS of the general precinct and win i a quaiuieii elector
that fwo oihr i l.ies nre mm h more . election law permitted all thoso who . at the next general election In No-
prevalent those who want to borrow
and those who won't lend. -Life
registered with the precinct Inspect
its, before the closing ot their books
The Difference. tm' nli;nt of Saturday. July 2.1th. to
"Pa, what's the ilirfeienie between a , vide at the jiritnury election, on An
rhyme and a poumV gust Ith. as well as at the general
"The pcr...u who makes a rhyme ejection to be held:ln November.
Minis M.nie cliauce of H-elm; It
prlnttsl. even If It N merely put on a
curd to be stuck up In an '! car."
Chicago liecoril-llciiilil.
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STATES DERIVE RF.VuNUE.
In addition lo the benefit nre.l
by fire protection anil bv rexul.itlon
lllcll rutitrol the uiM' or Hiubeiblfi
ami range so as ss to Insure pertnaiieni
supiilles for local wants, the states hav
lug ua! tonal forests now receive, uu
iter tin- new agricultural nppiopi laium
Candor.
"Pn. w hut's friendly enndorV'
"It Is (.'cue rally the llrst nld to en
inlty." f'hlcngo Ilecoril-llerald.
The good von do Is not lost, thntlgl'
5u fie-gct It C'ebMii"
After leaving the rostrum, It was
j suggested to in" by a brother lawyer
'that I was mistaken In my reoollec
I tlon of the section referred to. honce
, 1 felt It due to tho people, as well
I as mvsclf. to further Investigate, and
as a result of that Investigation I sub
I tit It. in suppcrt of my former state
. ment of the law, recllon IS of the
general .'lection law In full. It hi as
follows:
!
'Section IS. Certificates of registra
tion shall entitle electors who right
fully hold the same, to vote nt all
elections held after tho date of said
registration, and before the next bi-
If You Knew
The merits of tho Toxaa Wonder, you
would never suffer from kidney, blad
der or rheumatic trouble, II a bottle,
two months' treatment, sold by drug-
l-lttla nr l.v tilflll Unnil tnr tnatlf,w.
nlnto Dr. B. W. Hall. 292C Ollvo "-"gK-nHon whether such dec
hill, ih per cent of the gins-; , .in
to desire the negroes to tuin demo-1 'ccds derived fiom the alc of n.iti.e,
crata for the reaiMu that they ho-!'11 f"r,,," resources. I his amount at
cording to law, goes u crtN. a
street. St Louis.
Hon i,i. pRIMWn or GKNKIt l. "
vemlwr, that It .becomes tho duty of
that Inspector to Issue, to hlni a cer
tificate of registration and should tile
Inspector refuse to Issue such certi
ficate, tint voter nfay Invoke his legal
remedy, -.
The following section o tho general
election law describes who are quail
lliil electors:
'"Article V. Section 1. The qualified
electors of the state shall be male
citizens of the United States, male
citizens of the state, nnd mnlo per
sons of Indian descent, native of the
Putted States, vv'io are over the age
of twonvty-omi yrars, who have re
sided in the state one year. In the
county six months, and In the elec
tion precinct thirty days next pre
ceding the election at which any elec
tor offers to vote."
To lie real In connection, with the
above. I nibinlt the following section
from the nrlmaiy election law
ii uiiad of light
i . . . now n highly lutein
' ...lii.'li t.i seek SHfet)
i I dunug a i-tOrni.
,er of a room on
i' there Is alnK niw
yoU will never see the
da oii.
Hearst, like life Insurance
tvlng out advice from act. -s
Willie has become a pur
lleve wllh the negr quosthm eliui
lnated from isdltlcs about half of the
democrats lit the state will turn re
publican. They clt the fact that tho
stiM'knieti. the sheep and gait breed
ers and manv of the farmers of this
state are protectionist openly and re
publicans ut hear). They think that
bv eliminating the negro bugbear that
Hie ln'i'.t! .It moci in le majority III
I'x.i will .li .i. .nut republican
vlctiio.iu t.it. .1.. ...ii will occur,
as there Is alread, .il . wdon. In the
democratic party of tin
other bund, some of th
II.. I. 1. 1. .. Il I . . v ,,,
I. I I x I . I I
stale. Oil the
shrewder lie
. 1 the o.lu
n. iiii.' .
I
socli'i'it, and as he spends mil
toil ' g the world and I m u-
hobh he tells the hiburun- m
.s ' .UK to get a Joh a' 1 1 "
,i dav Low to vote and '
i . u it' r .
I i omniemoration' ut 100 v.ai-
. nt ii. nous publication the Kt Ix.ui
lt public Issued on July Vi a hpei UI
ii iii in r of pages, Including a r.
pu.d'icHon of the first number. The
Iti-piii.iic Is sHld to ho the only pap. i
w.st of the Mississippi river Hit'
has completed 100 years. Whlhi H j
li.inie of the paper has been cliu;i:' I
s, v ii ui tltiioa, those who are ut,i
it.- controlling owners and ad w it nr
ni'i r are the direct dei-i' 'i lam ,v
1i c oi Inn1 cf the inon w 'tra't
i'ii ir in w i inir woin tintU r J) pth
t haili " tin fnin It r
For Weak
Kidneys
Inflammation of the blad
der, urinary troubles and
backache use
! DeWltt'a Kidney I
and Bladder Pills ! 11 surplus?
A Week's
Trial For 25c
losses to the states through ui'lwl iw
al of forest areas from i.i.in.t) n 1
is ilevoti il lo public roads ami .. t. m
Keveral years ago ni cini o 1 - u
limde that the withdraw. .1 ., t .1 . r
lands for forest plllpos. s i..!md
taxable areas of the Mat. , . , ,1
withdrawals were made. tl.
service, quick to see Ih. 1 .
these complnlnts, iirmi - 1. I
flrxt lhai in iter ecut ..ml .r
'.M per Cent of the i;mi-
froiu the national tm.-t- 1
paid to tho slates, A- .1
states are assured of -,-! , ,,i
funds doubtless more im'ii'
ili.i en h.-rw Ise could b.i,, ',.
1 ie p. 1 tiiaueui e of the f.M . 1
I -1 . nr. i by i-onsei'V .i i.. hi.
II ti' II id the forests 11. . ' . 1
1 11 'i.'d. t heir SOUIci s w.i.l
In 1 lh have been h.i I '
1 v ami improvident tie tl "
ti'i.'it.ition. leaving tie lai d 1 -i 1
in. I iinpiiidiicHvii. ,
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Sei rotary ('orte)you says that the
f.i'o.tii.ii.1100 treaeury deficit Is more
ni.tglnary than real. That's "new
thought" with a vengeance. Why not
lust Imagine tho other way and rail
liming the laM year the tut ,1
'tigs ,,f tin i.Hlrosids in tin lurid
Slates . unlimited to Mil uu !,on do
.1 - of vv hu ll I !i
.il ii 11 1 Up-
' "I ' l Mtl
l-r 1 ivi 1 1 -
l. 0. D.WITT CO., OltUsv. I
For sals by W. B. Frame,
liull'.oiis' vvi 1 1
V ' or e of 1'
1 ri dirt iM'
mi ad van 11. 1 or
'he uiii U yi v. ngi 3 reduced'"
Restriction Removal
W ill cause an adance in Ardmore property. Why? 15c
taiis,e we alroad) ha e the biggest and best city of its size
in the New Sfate. A fjlass factory and two cotton factor
ies to be built, and with our gas and street cars, Why Not?
Ilclow Wi! (ilvt! it Few of our Ikiriiiiiii.s in the Cily.
No. lilii - ii-rooni house, a II tie
liome, Northwest
No. 31 -10-room house, I acres ground,
It beailtlllil place
Northwest
No :i'2 10-room house, '2,1
acres, ll;.e grotiiiil, only
No. XI I room house, close
In, 12.1(1 cash, hal $2.1 month
S6000
i ground,
SI 2000
$20000
$1750
No. Ml .1-room house closo 4 AAA
in, $2.10 cash, 521 month J I OUU
No. .'tl 1-rootn house closo OCA ft
In, 1 100 cash, t'M month .. ..
No. 30-5-room hotiso, larKO lot near
cur line, 'J-10 cash, balance dM 4 AA
121 month f I IUU
2 laro lots, I room house
near car lino
Also big list farm lauds.
$2000
MONI'.Y TO LOAN at as low rate as anybody and possibly
(pucker. We want to "show you. Phone 726.
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Riggins, Suggs, Adams Co,
"Section 7. Thnt no person shall
be permitted lo riflster ai'd vote at
such primary election who Is not a
bona fide resident of tho ward or vot
ing precinct in. which he offers to
register and vote, and who will not
be eligible to register and vote at the
election next following tueh primary
election, for which nominations are
to be made."
In other words, this means that as
to the residence qualification of the
applloaat for registration. If he will
have been In the state of Oklahoma
twelve months nnd in tho county of
j Carter six months, by November
(next, ho Is. entitled to roglster b-
tween. now and July 2uth, and to voto
. at the primary election on August
' Ith, K'OS, and av.the general election
1 In November.
And If anyone has registered in. Ills
precinct and before the general elec
tion comes around has concluded to
ehniuro his residence to another vot
ing precinct, the law requires that
he ahull hnve been thirty dnys In the
new precinct before ho can voto at
the general election. .
Hut should he have changed his vot
ing precinct for thirty days and tno-e
before the general election, ho can
voto In the precinct to which ho has
changed his residence, notwithstand
ing when such person registered ho
resided In another precinct. In enso
they have thus changed their voting
precincts, It would bo proper, how
ever, to olltaln from tho election In
spector a certlllcate of tho fact that
jthey were duly registered In the old
precinct, ;intl obtain si transfer to tins
now.
Another matter of Importance. In
quiries have been made as to the
right of those to register who nro
not now of the age of twenty-one hut
who will he of age at the next gen
eral election. In answer to this, I
1 will say that the law providos that
mil such persons are entitled to reg
ister at the present registration In
other words, the eligibility as to tho
age quallllcatlon of an elector Is coin-
'puled as from tho dato of the gun
eral election In November next.
Now in conclusion., let mo say, that
to avoid all confusion and uncer
tainty 1 would respectfully suggeet
(to everyone who wilt bo qu.illlled to
vote a- herein stnted, If they have
'..)! already registered with tho pre
r ti Inspector of tho precinct lu
w inch tin v live, to g immediately
and reman r. whether you have leg-
.iMirei birore with tho city clork or
not and thereby remove every duubt
as to your right to voto at tho pri
mary 1 lection on August Ith, as wull
as at Hie general election lu Novem
ber It costs nothing to ruglster but
it will cost a great dual to thu peo
ple of this city to lose, diolr voten.
It Ik hurtful to tho town and county
I and a personal disfranchisement of
the citizen, Saturday, July rtli. Is
the last day tho books will ho kept
open, Hespcctfully,
; STIU.WBM, H. RUSSELL.
I heartily endorse tho foregoing
statement A. C. CHUCK.
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