The Tupelo Times. (Tupelo, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 14, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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In the Grocery line at 'our store all
the time When you' want some-
thing nice to eat call on 115
Clark & Blevins
COAL OIL 15 CENTS PER GALLON
Call Phone 2 Free delivery In City limits
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MATHIS HOTEL
Rates $i25 iper day
“ $450 per week
Livery Feed & Sale Stables
In connection Bus meets all trains
Good rigs and courteous drivers Will
appreciate your patronage
J A MATHIS Proprietor
Phone 39 TUPELO OKLAHOMA
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Get ready to build
WHEN
i whatever on your place requiring
LUMBER
Sash Poors Lime Cement
or any thing in (he lumber or building line don’t fail to
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Good Rigs and Courteous:- Drivers always at your ser-
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HARRY HOLDER Proprietor
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
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Onu ' DoIInr pur Yenr
Entered ae second Im matter at
Tupelo
Phone 'IS
It seems that Teddy has ex
I changed his elephant gun for
hie big stick once more
It seems that the blind Senator
(Gore) has a very clear vision
He is evidently not near so blind
as McMurray would wish him to
be
Just at this time the opposition
is bringing every possible ai'd to
throw stigma upon the demo
eratic administration but they
fail- to discuss'-the conditions
under the republican rule
' Its now an assured fact that
Cal Presley is raising cane His
60 acres adjoining the town is
making so much fuss growing
that the citizens of that neighbor
hood don’t sleep good
The man that stays at home on
August 2nd and does not go out
to the polls and vote has no kick
coming at the results As a rule
the man that really desires puri-
ty and better government is the
man that votes least Now “fel
lers” don’t let it be said that you
didn’t do your duty on the 2nd
TOO bad too bad the nubbin
crop Is5 ruined in the entire coun-
try The farmers are wearing a
smile frctfi car to ear and the hog
and hominy crop is an assured
fact “ This raiij is the finest this
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ap ani comes in time In rnnl-e
tie of the beat corn crop we have
I d in the past five year The
i-otton crop is ideal while cane
i nd other feed stuffs is “first mid
iIing”
After you hear some republi
c-in ‘ harangue the democratic
r-fty Just go off somewhere and
si down an J analize his charges
In three nnutea there wont be
enough left ofhis speech to float
a toy balloon Even the wind
work vanishes There is noth
ing to them They are unable
to point to one thing or one pro-
mise that the Democrats made
that has not been fulfilled On
the other hand consider what
the republicans done for this
country when they had complete
charge of it State tax 6 mills
mixed schools mixed waiting
foomj and coup lies 3 cent fare
and exhorbitant freight rates
school books so high they were
almost prohibitive and they were
not exohangable either as they
are now under democratic law
Stand by the party that has
stood by you
August 2nd will be a most
excellent time for the peopled of
Oklahoma to again demons’ rate
that they desire a white 'man’s
government in Oklahoma Don’t
let anypie bluff you into believ-
ing that the Grandfather clause
will disfranchise any white man
under the sun 'This is a matter
close to the heart of all men who
believe in the sfucity'and purity
of the home regardlesd - of what
party Let the negro continue
to votekn J in the space of a feW
more year j they will be boss of
the whito man in Oklahoma'
Last year there was one negro
representative in the legislature
This year there are four running
In order to show- more clearly
the astonding hold they are get-
ting in Oklahoma we produce
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Farmer!
How About Your
Machinery?
Are you in need of anything in that line
this year? Dain Mowers Rakes Stackers
and Hay Presses are the best hay machin
ery made Your neighbor is using
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(lie following article:
As a result of extensive inves
tigstions being conducted by W
E Disney Democratic campaign
chairmen starling development!
are being made proving that the
“Black Peril” in this state is an
actual condition and not a thoery
A few day agolr Disney made
the announcement that Wagoner
county has five school district in
which white teachers and pupils
are under the complete domina
lion of full negro school boards
Coming to our own doorsilt
Mr Disney fiends that in Musko
gee county there are thirty-eight
negroes holding office as members
of school boards in' various dis
tricts that there are threanegro
justices of the peaoe four town
oouncils composed of- negroes
and any number of negro con
etables
McIntosh county has twenty
one negro sohool board members
Okfuskee county has eighteen
negro school board members and
one negro candidate for the leg
islature and one for county com
misaioner on the Republican
ticket-
Other counties are still to hear
from and the reports account for
the great unanimity in whioh
white voters regardless of party
affiliations are advocating the
adoption of the grandfather
clause amendment to the state
constitution -Times- Democrat
The farmers heart is strangely
warm these 'days since that fine
rqkin and through the misty future
ol the next few months he sees
yisions of that mqrtgage paid off
and hears the rattle of the filthy
lucre in his jeans He sees the
“old lady” with’ a' hew boh net
sister with a new ''dress and Bud
with: a new pair boots and the
whole thing paid fori God gran
the farmers vision may unfold
into a living reality
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Political Annouuccnicirt
We are authorized to make
the following announcements
subject to the action of the
Democratic primary
Fof District Judge of Seventh
Judicial District
Two to Elect J
j A T WEST '
of Coalgate
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TOM D McKEOWN
of Adal
ROBERT M RANEY
Of Atoka'
factorial Representative Coal and
jldhnson Counties
JOHN M MOORE
ZACHARY T BURTON
Foe Representative
FRANK M MO WDY'
i " AUTHER JONES
OS M STEyENS '
For District Clerk
J A VINCENT
LESLIE CARDWELL
QEO E JAHN
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For Register of Deeds
' C E DAVIS
DR D M SIMSON
' BgflAr jones
of Coalgate
For ’County Judge
p D BRUNSON
R H WELLS
For re-election as County Attor
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' f J' R WOOD
- of Coalgate
M A KENNAMER
of Tupelo
For Re-election as County Treas
urer
PATSY GREENAN
Of Coalgate
For County Superintendent
1 C E TOWERY
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Of Tupelo
M H' CAY WOOD
Of Coalgate
For county olerk
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KELLY MORGAN
FELIX GIBSON
For Re-election as
Sheriff
County
J F (Pat) MURPHY
Of Coalgate
GEORCE W ENGLAND
of Coalgate
T L BRAUDRICK
Of Tupelo
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For
County Commissioner
trict No 1
Dis-
W A SPENCE
Postoffice Stonewall
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P R FLATT
‘ of Centrahoma
JC THOMAS
- Tupelo
T B (Buster) McCARTY
Coalgate
L ’4
For Mihe Inspector District Nol
W K PATTERSON
0 i Coalgate
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Fjr township Trustee
J M Goodwin
Bob
Arnold
Vincent
Fred
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For Ca stable BryanTownship
ANDREW J KINQ " -
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