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TI1E SHAWNEE NEWS HERALD
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT. 11, '!
FOUR
THE MEWS-HERALD
TIB B WEAVER, Editor nd Owner
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geo. w. jenkins.
uunty Attorney ■
3. p. freeung.
onntjr Sheriff:
JOHN HATFIELD.
oant) Treat, xrcr:
OEO. K. HUNTER.
Keginter of Deeds t
W. 8. McQASKILL.
Inuntjr Superintendent i
GLADYS WHITTET.
County Assessor!
H. H. ALEXANDER.
ouutjr Surveyor!
CLARENCE FARRALL.
lerk Superior Court I
W. K. DUNN.
lerk District Courtl
F. W. WATTS.
aantj Clerk!
R. 0. GREEN.
ountjr Weigher!
ED ROW.
oiiiiiilssloiier. First District!
F. E. ROMBERG,
omuilsiloner, Second District i
M. JORDAN.
lominlssloner. Tlilrd District i
R. L. HOWARD.
fkM
u. * sagacious thinker that It parison-may catch In its «hlrlw'"'
squares his purpose happily with a infection not a Tew 1"fclp,e"t
high B"'f-reapcct for ao exacting plastic minds, but It will n-d om -
.. . . thing far more tha nthls, the baiting
"^Several of the Wilson speeches, with sprats to catch whales, to dom-
which have been scheduled, in the inato the greatest dlentage of the ^' w inBby his wits-hls mind
laree cities will be addresses of oc- nation. Yet theer is nothing left H e jjWYgLronat bo clear at all times.
' Hi0ri devoted to non-political but this for tile Sagamore of Oyster >.ujlhl.r he vou nor any thinking per-
themes so far as politics is of the Bay. Mr. Taft can stand on the fine ciB win
Immediately pertinent sort. They record of his administration. Coy ache.
will not be specifically campaign ernor Wilson can rest with assur-
speechcs. Such as touch the direct ance on his few well digested pro-
issues of the time, wo may rest as- nouncemcnts of principle which will
«ured will be conceived on that certainly augment the admiration
high 'plane of exposition and com- which his public and academic ca
pact lucidity of phrase for which reer has elicited and not less m
WILSON, of !• *
of
For President:
WOOD ROW
' Jersej.
*nr Vice President!
THOMAS B. MARSHALL.
Indiana.
For C. S. Senator:
robert l. owen.
Tot Corporation Commissioner!
jack love.
for Presidential Electors-at-large
j. w. bolen.
h. h. brenner
thomas c. harrill.
joseph w. foster
j. d. 8cott.
Presidential Elector, iih District!
j. M. williams.
Congressmen-iit-l.arije:
william h. MURRAY
joe b. thompson.
clxuds weaver.
Congressman, Mil District!
SCOTT FERRIS.
Judge ol Criminal Court of Appeals,
South District:
HKNRY If. FURMAN.
State Senator
CHARLES F. BARRETT.
State Senator, Unexpired Term
C. L. EDMONSON.
Bepresentatlies!
H. H. SMITH.
JAS. T. FARRALL.
H O. TENER.
COUNTY TICKET.
County Jadire:
WILSON CAMPAIGNING.
, m,„t bo clear ai an
g5S5«ssafC«s
HICKS' CAPUDINE
CURES HEADACHE
It Is with great approval, thcra
can toe no doubt, that judicious peo-
ple will find their hopes Justified
as to Governor Wilson's share in
public speaking during the next two
months. He will not tako the
stump, hut will confine himself to
somo half-a-dozon addresses, well
thought out and formulated, of a
Hort to exhibit his fluo intelclctual
gifts and training uc their best, and
will stand the test of reading, as
well as hearing, a criterion which
some of the world's greatest orators
have failed under, such for example
as Charles James Fox, whose re-
portad speeches weer a woeful dis-
appointment to those who had thrill-
ed to his masterful geniuB in viva
debate. Yet the democratic
tain. ..ff the brake.—get. at ti cause-heat, cold
nervousness or gripp. , . ■
pact lucidity of phrase for which reer nas e.icneu «... — '
ho- has won the special esteem of his the dignified resource of that super- ttl i-
opponents. In confining himself to vision which will «~ ®n dlrCC; j be hut ten cent8 to Shaw-
Ihis kind of participation In the the strategy of a big <oattlc-fleld out,
canvass, ■ which may place him on of tho thi. k and fury of the ra. pottawatomie county's
the White House throne, he will | For this reason In addition J JUJar ^ 8hould
have demonstrated one sort of fit- others, the nex w in.„rp,, tKiu,i t0 add to her territory three
ness to fill that seat, the tempera- ripen experience of great Interest, be glad to add to^e ^
ment and dignity of the statesman, Governor Wilson Is a fine a ^ ^ taxab]c
as compared with the Impulses of trator and executive as we valu'itlon If approximately J650.000.
tho politicians. Thero can be no expositor of opinion and student of valuation I,,n gem.
question that the American public state-philosophy. He w ffl. I: I.. said, t Is tru ^ w taxa.
will welcome with extreme Interest manage ills own campaign to an e • homesteads, tout
these further revelations of the man tent which few presidential candl- on, I, g removed.
and of his Ideals with well ground- dates since Martin Van Buren and this disability ^ u ^
,4 anticipation of their illuminating Samuel Tllden have ventured c. . Eituation has been taken j
Quality. Convincing lucidity and dl- The comparative result of fining the school ^tu"0 tion by con-
rectness of appeal havo always (been fluCh a capacity wll excite Pub 'C |« of *300 000 It Is reasonable
characteristic of the Wilson Intel- curiosity. It may also add to the grew, ol' W>0,000.
lect. In following the declared prestige which would attend his en-, to supp
policy, which has been but too fro- trance into the White House.-New ac n ^ ^^ands.
quently violated and will be York Commercial^ ,Uxat^ ^ dlvlB,otl of the
county is a matter that Pottawa-
SEM1N0LE COUNTY. tomle county should give earnest
consideratl jn to. We believe that
Report of the
The National Bank of Commerce
September 4, 1912
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts
U. S. Bonds and Premium!
County Warrants
Banking House. Furniture and Fixtures
cas11 reserve
Total
liabilities.
Capital, Surplus and Profita
Circulation
deposits
.$433,064.79
. 8,668.59
. 100,837.50
. 18.720.5tl
. 25.300.00
. n;,4Cl.t5
$724,043.03
$114,927.47
100,0000«
50<J,115.5«
Total
The above Is correct.
$724,043.01
L. C. WEBSTER, Cashier,
candidato mlga'. easily havo yielded
to the temptation to captivate the
public in his way. Ho has shown
an admirable Bklll in extemporan-
eous utterances during bis guber-
natorial career and need not dread
to compete in lucid and captivating
power of speech even with such
past masters as Mr. Bryan, wlioee
genius In this respect needs no
euloglum. But competent as Is the
New Jersey governor, when he needs
to exercise his power, In tho attain-
ments of the stump bis finer ca-
pacity of measured and deliberated
speech ranks him so much hlghe'
smashed Into smithereens by Colonel
Rooscveit, if the latter pursues an
announced program of tearing ^ —
through the country like a cyclone, j h w Hoffman of the Scm. wou,d be a g00d thing for a'.l
Governor Wilson embodies the true, ^ ^ ^ Newg wag here thlB concerned
logic of his rosltlon. morning from Semlonle, In the in- |
Tho third term candidate, aside , tereBt the abollshlng of
from that temperament of the prlie-1 geminole cQuBty &nd addlng the
fighter which delights in the ^ ^ roUawatomle anll Hughes
"guadla certamlnls, and battling
on the plains of windy Troy," has ,coun
to much to explain, that his stump! Thts |s a proposition that the
speaking on a big scale Is inevitable. News-Herald believes would appeal
Tho "intoxication of his own ver- t0 the thinking men of both coun-
boslty," as Lord Deaconsfleld said of ^ tieSi unlesa there are legal obstacles
Gladstone—Heaven pardon tho com- |n tile way.
I'b.riy :ulnuu after the America
,ra National League games *r«
li ayed the same are Dulletmea
fob's Cigar Store. North Broad w*
Hot. • Clear Co. each afternooo fo"
t da; * te|e|"aphic baseball T
Delicate Children
Talk with your doctor about
Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsapa-
rilla. Ask him if he prescribes
it for pale, delicate children.
Ask him if he recommends it
when the blood is thin and im-
pure, and when the nerves are
I weak and unsteady. " AK;-r"
: The i ntiro western part of the
county clear to the Bouth line is di-
rectly contributory to Shawnee. Cit-
izens of Konawa and Hassel, both
' good towns, have to come to Shaw-
nee to get to their county seat,
Wewoka.
1 The east part of the county Is
'tributary to Holdenville. Residents
of tho vicinity of Sasawka and Seal-
ing have to go to Holdenville to get
to Wewoka, tne county seat.
Seminole Is practically as close to
Shawnee as to Wewoka, the railroad
A TEXAS WONDER
About
S. M. Brook*.
Advertising
The "Ad-vlser."
The Texas Wonder cures kldne>
and bladder troubles, removing
gravel, cures diabetes, weak an<.
lame becks, rheumatism, and all ir-
regularities of the kidneys and blad-
der in both men and women. Reg-
ulates bladder troubles in children
If not sold by your druggist will
be sent by mail on receipt of $1.00.
One small bottle is two montus
treatment, and seldom fails to per-
feet a cure. Send for testimonials
from this and otaer states. Dr. h.
W. Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis.
I Mo. Sold by druggists.
Whether you get much or little out of your advertising will he gov-
erned largely by how, where and In what way you advertise. i h«ve
repeatedly told you through the columns of this newspaper that «n
improperly written advertisement will not accomplish as much u •
properly written one, even though the conditions are exactly th.
in all other lespects.
Society is always developing new methods and new desires amd the
very force that developes these needs and desires is advertising. Most
of the things which the sciences, arts and crafts devise would he..me
shop-worn before any considerable number of people would know^ of
their existence If it were not for the daily newspaper. Not only wo.Id
skill and energy lose a powerful Tncentlvo to work, but toclcty won!
be deprived of a large part of what is being done for tlm enrichment
>f Tbelleve that if anything is worth while doing. It is worth ioing
well therefore, if you believe that newspaper advertising s wo
while, yon mu^t realize tho fact tha, It is worth while advertising with
the right kind of copy; the kind that will sell your merchandise, the
kind that will bring the maximum results—and that is the prop«r y
written^ newspaper "advertisement. a newspaper advertisement serves
the merchant, manufacturer or Jobber In Informing people of ft. ex-
istence of things that have been devised to minister to thelr **e.
comfort and pleasure. It directs them where t.iose things can be
found and above all, it serves to inspire confidence in the man who had
a thing to sell and advertises it. thereby publicly demonstrating his
faith in the merit of his commodity and the value which he se
t If you have an article to sell, vou can Increase the desire tor t
and enlarge the demand for it, first by spreading the ^
istence. and second, by setting forth Its ««• «
honest, persuasive and attractive manner throug
(To be Continued).
SPECIAL FACTORY SALE OF CELEBRATED
PRICE and TEEPLE PIANOS
PRICESTEEPLE
PIANOS
A Solid Carload
Just Received
ALL THE LATEST
STYLE CASES AND
FANCY WOODS.
Special Prices for 10 Days.
Call and see.
T*
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Buy That Piano Now
$10 Cash and $5.00
$6 or $7 a month pay-
ments sends one of these
beautiful pianos to your
home with
Two Years' Music Lessons Free
Stool and Scarf With Each Piano.
0,Her fi„„ Pianos, A*r. 4 ft.> * * ; Lym & Mealy, of CH!cagRenAra^, e,c.
Open evenings
Until 8 o'clock
ry
_ a w-fc y sL 60 Price&Teeplepianos
OKLAHOMA PIANO CO.
US North Broadway, Shawnee, Oklah-m ^ .
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Weaver, Otis B. The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 356, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 21, 1912, newspaper, September 21, 1912; Shawnee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc91766/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.