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DEMOCRATIC' CANDIDATES
i DEMAND HONEST PRIMARY
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Wc as democrats asking to be
named as our party’s choice for
1 the various positions we seekjre-
j gard politics as a matter of jfrin-
’ ciple and in no sense personal
We have the highest respect for
our neighbors and friends who
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differ with us on fundamental
c principles of government and are
confident this respect is recipro-
rated by them There can be no
4 party success without party soli-
I dity We therefore declare our-
selves as unalterably opposed to
i republican or socialists participat
I j ing in the democratic primary or
democrats interferring vdth re-
sd publicans or socialists in selecting
£ their nomineesv In this position
fsB We believe we will be sustained
by every honest citizen of what-
f F ever political faith and be criti-
' cised only by the political rene-
F gade I
Therefore we as candidates
and members of the democratic
rarty of Okfuskee county do
i j hereby unqualifiedly endorse sec-
I tion 10 of chapter 157 of the ses-
- sion laws in 1913 relating to the
r rights of the individual voters to
i votein a primary election for the
) nomination of party candidates
' and the spirit and intent of said
F laW
Ve condemn' the action of any
i person who seeks to vote or in-
! j duce others to vote for the nom-
‘ ination of any person in an
r'posine political party
£ T H Bridges
j ' W N Rarry
T E Hill
C O Boggan
" J E Crossley
Clias R Diehl
B F Harman
T D Lemmond
T H Wren
W H Case
T W Lett '
J- W Reed
Berry Tones
J L Matthews
R1 T Moore
T W Stricklin
' Tom Hazlewood
A V Skelton
Allen Cash
Geo J Mosier
SAME sentiment exists
i IN OKFUSKEE COUNTY
F Referring to the matter of so-
cialists and republicans taking
part in the democratic primary
Fnon1 equal terms with tried hnd
true ‘ democrats as advocated
Fofrom the stump in this county re-
' kently the Holdenville Democrat
the recognized organ of the
FoHughes county democracy says:
‘ "Any democratic candidate for
offi'ce large or small who advo-
cates the voting of republican or
FoSocialists in the coming demo-
cratic primary is not the kind of
a democrat who should be nomi-
nated All democrats who believe
Foinj-a: fair and straight primary
lection will agree with us in
this”
” All of which is heartily cr-
A dorsed by every real working
democrat in Okfuskee county not
because they are unfriendly to I
The socialists and republicans but
IH'Lecause they believe democratic
dominations should be made by
democrats for the upbuilding of
‘democracy and not by members
tof other parties for democrats
and the upbuilding of the enemies
f IMf democracy
M
Li-E B Howard Running
als- f0f State
dis '
Wi 01ahonia City June 18 — E B
meHoward 1 secretary of the State
cotBoard of Tublic Affairs although
loua'candidate for state auditor nev-
in ter gets too busy to look after the
gir business of his office or attend to
ed the wants and w ishes of the peo-
in pie 'I''
For'1 example he was out in
A Texas and Beaver counties a' few
days ago and his attention was
called to the lack of harvest
me:hands to handle the wheat crop
cr Kftdwing the necessity of itnme-
ro:diat? action Mr Howard return-
dayed to Oklahoma City took the
wa'ttiatter up with the State Labor
tba Department and several hundred
Jai men 'were sent into that terri-
in tory ’¥'!: V
E Mr Howard’s attention was al-
i rivs0 called to the fact that farmers
1: heac£uld not get freight cars prompt
UP ' enough to handle the crop and
eas'they were also dissatisfied with
Auditor
aro treight rates Mr Howard took
i not this matter up with State Cor-
‘J Iiporation Commission and steps
bee were taken immediately to give
'! bint them relief
wa Several' times during his cam-
Ras paigiti Mr Howard has stopped!
Il in the ‘middle of his itinerary and
knoniade special trips to various parts
j'j is ii0f thJ‘ state to look after the af-
the fai-s of state institutions
’ ’ yea 1 'u
yea The Ledger i equipped to handle!
THE ITALIAN MARINE 'BAND
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Signor
This band that plavs at our Ohn iitiiuijna this summer was o ’er the seveu day circuit of the Kvdputh-Hnrner
Chiuiraiiquas playinir In such towns as Kansas City Cheyenne Wyoming and scores of the larger cities between
the Missouri anil the Rockies
Always It made irood and is returning for Its third Chautuuqua tour through the west'
It will play on the afternoon and evening of the lust duy '
Community Co-Operation
Farm Ranch and Holland’s
Magazine Service
The simple 'name “sterling” on
any piece of silverware carries
a ' mose impressive message to
the ultimate consumer for the
simple reason that the name
“sterling” is a guarantee that the
article so marked is of certain
quality — of “sterling quality”
It doesn’t matter whether sterl-
ing silver articles are bought in
the finest jewelry stores in the
land or in the humblest of small-
town shops' The name “sterl-
ing” pledges the same purity and
quality everywhere
In fact modem merchandis-t
ing methods have made it possi-
ble for buyers to trade with small
town and country merchants
with the positive assurance that
they are btiying to as good "ad-
vantage in every way as they
Real downright bargains daily the largest and most varied stock in Okfuskee county
and courteous treatment to every man woman and child who shops in person by mail or
telephone at our store Our desire is to serve you well with right goods and right
price and have you come back again The month is only well started Save several
nickles and dimes by trading with us the remainder of June where your wants are all
supplied with the very best things to eat at any cost or trouble to us yet at the smallest
to you
Hospitality
There is none so genuine and ' down
right as offering a long cool glass of jeed tea
these hot days at two meals at least
Ours is the genuine Folgers Golden
Gate — 6 flavors or one for every taste sold
exclusively by us in 25c and 50c packages
Our Bulk’ Tea Stock large and none
better 25c’ and 35c per pound Order today
Coffee
A real $100 Pail of
coffee
' 40c pound cans Hale’s Pride cof-
80c 2 pound cans Hale’s Pride
fee
coffee
$120 3 pound tins Alhambra
whole roast sold every where for 4Cc
the pound now closing out at 33 l-3c
per pound or the $120 pail for only
And to cap it all we sell a good
bulk coffee at only 15c the pound
A few more large fish
only
each
These prices are unequaled and the quality unquestionable
Give us your order If not astoe say your money back
Everybody has a Perfection oil stove We sell the wicks at 25c each
Harvest is now on The next thins is seeding the stubble We have the
Our seeds are good Our prices are the lowest possible in the face of
seeds
the highest seeds ever
the world
Corn Chop Yellow and good $165 Bran $145 Shorts $156
ift V77I' :J fl Jk
Pietro Pontrelli
could in the stores of this coun-
try’s largest cities
If you will read from time to
time the advertisements of your
merchants in your local papers
you will find that practically ev-
ery one of these merchants car-
ries one or more well-known
standard brands of merchandise
in his particular line By “stand-
ard brands” I mean brands
which have been “standardized”
and kept “standard” by their
makers whose names and trade-
marks on their products are
pledges of their unvarying qual-
ity and worth
You can buy this class of goods
locally as well as elsewhere and
you owe your local merchants
your patronage where they of-
fer you the quality prices and
service to be found elsewhere
canning season is on and so is our
stock of fruit jars jar caps paro-
wax fruit acid and just what you
need otherwise
yi gallon Mason jars doz $100
Quart Mason jars per doz 75
Pints Mason jars per doz 65
Quart seal Ezy jars with rings
per doz $100
Mason jar caps per doz 20
Extra heavy white and pink jar
rings none better 3 doz : 25
Economy jar caps per doz 20
White Crown jar caps with
rings fit any size Mason jars colaps-
able 3 pieces easily cleaned easily
fitted perfetcly sanitary and last a
life time Buy White Crowns and
you won’t have to buy again Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or we refund
your money cheerfully doz com-
plete only 35
Jelly glasses per doz ! JO
18 lb pure cane sugar $100
100 lb pure cane sugar $525
Real Dollar value
90c
35c
65c
$100
jars left
$100
sold before on account of the
Director
ESTRAY NOTICE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Okfuskee County ss
Notice is hereby given that on the
13th day of May A D 1914 one
A J Beridon appeared before me
and made affidavit to the taking up
of the following described eltrays :
One bay horse pony weight about
800 pounds about eight years old
small star in forehead no marks or
brands Came to my premises about
April 1st 1914
That the residence of said taker-
up is on the Northwest Quarter of
Section 33 Township 13 North
Range Eight East That his post-
office address is Boley Oklahoma
That the same was taken up on the
13th day of May A D 1914
Witness my hand and seal this
13th day of June A D 1914
W T HARPER
(Seal)
County Clerk
By Chas R Diehl Deputy
First published June 18— 3t
Mr and Mrs’ Doss Boatright
of Pontotoc Okla returned to
their home today after a pleasant
visit with Mr and Mrs W E
Owens who live west of Oke-mah
Your Fruit
scarcity in all markets of
Spot Cash
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Store News
We are going to put on a clusjye subject to the following1 i
stunt in the shape of ’ a condt°"a
1— The r dated coupon for '
each day must be present-'-ed
to entitle bearer to the bar-
Saturday June 20th and gain of that day
its'going to last until 900 2— The coupon will not be
honored if detached from the'
p in ’ Saturday June 27 ticket The clerk will take up -
If you will leave your name coupo" at time of pUr'
- chase
With 118 we will put you Each day there is something
- ’ new in the Big sid
’ Each day you can take a pleas-
If you received our cir- ant tr'P to tbe Spot Cash Store!
Remnant Sale Do not lose this
cularsj you will know about part of the bill It is Valuable'
it If you did’nt maybe you h means a savin of or morp
on your purchase If you don’t
had better read one There want it hand it to some one who
' does ' '
are some features connect' -
ed with this sale that makes TRIP N° 7
Saturday June 27th
it a little different from the R000 yards of Fast colored
standard prints or calico and
general run of salefc 1000 yards of apron gingham
7 yards to the customer :
Every day there will be
Before our opening day we
mi j r i
Will distribute 120 baskets
to 120 houses The Lady
who brings the first 100 of
’em into our store after 8:00
a m on Saturday June
20 gets a Bungalow All-
a new stunt For instance :
over Apron and Dust Cap
to match FREE
Now listen there is no
kick coming if you do not
get a basket as we shall dis-
tribute only 120 Now there
: 1 'i
1 0 kick coming if you do
not get here in time to get a
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have just 100 to put in the
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baskets to fulfill our part of
the bargain 20 baskets
won’t get any if they all
come back
During this sale we offer
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any $1600 suit of clothes to
any driver who will unload
the largest number of
women in front of our store
from the age of 16 years up
living outside the city lim-
rrr mi
Its We Will register each
driver’s load taking the
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name of each passenger
We will give each lady a
souviner who is a passenger
And the next largest load
Ml
W6 will give the choice of
any $300 hat in the store
This is open to anyone
white' black or red
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Below W6 reprint a tick-
et That’s good for an ex-
cursiun to our Remnant
ble that explains itself
You can cut this out if you
did not get a circular and
M ' u
with it get the bargains
offered on this daily trip
Thb Ticket tTCdod for’OnisTripi
V’ Y DARyj i! i'-
f Remnant ‘Sale at’' the Spot Caslij
Store for the bearer between thd
dates June 20th and 27th in-1
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per yard
TRIP No 6
Friday Juno 26th
100 men’s and boy’s work
shirts seconds to regular 50d
values at 15 cents each (JK
°r tW° thc c8tomcr - “
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-Thi trip is on!y f°r fastidious
housekeepers who like to use
aum'num ware 'n their kitchen
Pie plates and cake pans
9 inches 3 for
$200 Burlin ket-
ties
$1
35
$150
ties
50 Burlin ket-
75 milk
pans
$200 coffee
pots -
Other aluminum vessels at the
above proportion of prices Only
one vessei t0 a customer
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TRIP No 4 ’
Wednesday June 24th
Ladies and Misses white can-
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°lY regular $l 4°
and $150 line On this coupon
triP the Price will be 75 cents
one pair to a customer
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TRIP No 3 v
Tuesday June 23rd
Plate CUP and saucer of pure
white semi-porcelain gold band
vvioiu guiu UallU
on edge figured stamped panel'
’ou a11 d for IC
or a set of 6—18 Piecesyjji
for
TRIP No 2
Monday June 22nd
Sheets for the bed- '63 inches
wide 90 inches long seamless
T end’ °" reu
Jar- price for these are 70 cents
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TRIP No 1
Saturday June 20th -
Table 1jnen white mercerized
satin stripes our regular 60c
kind one table cloth not over 3
ears ong t0 one cus- OC
tomer per yard Jg
Cut this ticket off from the
main bill s a11 you have to do
and t0 present it each day to se-
cure these big bargains
J’ w PLATT’ ’
f Me‘
if you want any of
the many articles we have
cut tlie'price on almost any
teJ! £?" "'Lere tho
Spot Cash Store of O'ke-
mah is
j moi your work— let it be great or email—
Tet ut figure on your job
“J W PLATT Manager
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