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   Lime Springs Sun, The (Newspaper) - October 22, 1903, Lime Springs, Iowa                               THE LIME SPRINGS SUN. VOlu LIME HOWAED OCT. 22, 1908. No. 11 CLARENCE That Is of Real Worth Can lie Achieved Without Courageous per In Advance Fon S political rings or but ho Una lots cf the u the He tho choice ot the ro- for Tho party him the voters him they will elect FOB OP Fred A. uo to the voters of Howard lie has lived among or thirty-three and lias been in educational work in This county uad vicinity nearly all of mature Ho has u clear a lean record nucl will reach tho goal ith u largo rate of Ho us in thu three thirteen ago ho married lisa of who lus MII inspiration to him to persist cultivation of the best iu his safe bad with JOtIN A good citizen is always for public a should honored any public Tbo fur of Howard is n citizen in detail ot He lisa lutn in tho mercantile i Iho past Iron hus been postmaster Ilia ot ii ml is one of the best known muu in ihj of count v. was iu thirty-eight jeans came to America when about an years of lived in where ho tho public tbo Metro- business college aud narked two years for S. A. Koan acquired practical business knowledge secured him a good position in tho Fort bank which ho held until ho catno to Howard and in company with his brother Thomas established their present Ho was married in 1888 iu Chicago to Miss Mary A. They have a beautiful family of six baa a special gift for book ing and tbo duties of an His years ot experience have richly qualified him clerically for tho office of to which he and to which tho voters of Howard county elect Twice his name bus bcon mentioned in county convention for a but it was presented by his friends without his solicitation or desire and ho mado no effort ever to secure a He has been importuned so earnestly to become a candidate this year that ho has entered the canvass with n tn it it be done honorably and but he will nol besmirch his reputation tie nn successful business man and ian citizen and gentleman for any of position in tho gift of any Mr. is considered an tally strong candidate by the leaders of the parly throughout the Fon o. E. O. Whits was tho first bov born in Howard II grew up n white He has rt sided in his native county continually and is as well known maa Nc one disputes thn bis whole las bun F. A. State A. B. of Lieut. JOHN v of Stato JOHN F. of Judge of Supremo CHARLES A. of far Railroad COL. D. J. of County for H. L. of Tor JOHN of X EMORY O. of Vornon Tor Superintendent of FRED A. of For W. of Tor T. S. of Forest for GEORGE M. of Howard It fur somo been the custom of county democrats o individual They nil thoir of- office and let nro willing to nil il is afb willing o il is tho only iu c iti wiu it ot ono room in the court For u number of jenis thuy havo trini to elect ouo and tho rest of thu ticket has been used 111 stool to forward that ouo It remains to bo scon how luug the raters of will Ruch but wo tho assertion thut this election is tho time they will a It is hardly possible that tho voters of Howard county ready to admit hat there is only one iu the county capable of ho of Iho sheriff's It n thai they will decide jy il ii unfair lo he best allico iu county to mun for leu That during onn entitles an lo re election us firmly fixed iu thu public no BIB willing But nt uo tho rotors of Iowa men to Wo do not that county nill Iry to such n Thorn is uo onu who will O. White is not ns honorable and as fully of performing thu duties of the sheriff's and equally as competent to enforce luw und order as tho mnu who now comes the people on tho democratic ticket and to bo ro elected for his fifth In a case Of this it is uoces sary for the republicans to with double zoal to tho support of their If tho democrats arn to concentrate all their on ono point in tho lino of at that point with tho best is in the republican We believe they will This is no time for split If a man can't vote tho Howard county republican ticket lot him vote some other A BIG is no bigger cheat in anything than in the jewelry r There are so many manufacturers who make it to look and so many dealers who buy and sell the very cheapest they can simply because there are so few people can tell a good piece of jewelry poor We Don't Claim to Know it But we do claim that anything you buy from our store that does not give we will be glad to refund your B. M. JOHNSTON CO. B. M. Pumpkin A nods dispatch from Haven uf farmer here who was with n stroke o while eating his and fell d with his iu u him aud ia well Here wo u of virtue of tho pumpkin pio us a Every wife ought lo keep pumpkin in tho housa at all to be in of It has been our arrived nt after of over that tho pio is a taken but this re- covery of the farmer that pumpkin may bo plied externally with most gratifying Wo desire to go on record as say ing that uo however skeptical be may can eat TITO or six pieces of pumpkin pio without feeling pumpkin pio has repeatedly helped timl wn recom Carolina's As predicted by most observers ol tbo present social conditions of South James H has been acquitted of tho murder of N. C. Tho verdict was not Nevertheless it afflicts with tho keenest disappoint all who had hoped in tho face of all that a historic American common wealth would rise from its tion to soino semblance of its former high Of guilt was and is no Ho mot Gouzales on the street and shot him His ex wero thut Gonzales had him in his nnd at th moment of meeting Gonzalus mado somo which led him to be that uu attack upon him wa In a do nas thul ho bated that utu that tho moment of mooting Gon put him in such Of this tho viero absolutely as nut HID slightest had ever in any way indi an intention to do or tint ho I do more than to drive from public It tint was not in tho o nml ut tho tiain of th f tUil meeting ho was thoro wus mauh dunco tint failing t in the upon him nt Hie time the wore planned to kill at Hie first convenient In there every of executed as soon as opportunity And yet tho chosen FURS On Wednesday and Oct. 27, 28, 29j Martin Christopher will be at our store with a full and complete line of Pur Overcoats and From the mammoth stock of Ben Decorah's leading We always have a large line of Ready Clothing Now is the time to get your WINTER Large and Complete Stock of DRESS GROCERIES ETC. H. P. ANDERSON CO. representatives of tho citizenship of South Carolina tho ha In view of this failure of common justice in the slato of South no extended comment a facts carry thoir own Prom tho painful acle of tho open disgrace of a com which has adorned can with the of heroes and statesmen and every loyal American wishes to turn his eyes iu work of the Republican this year has bcon ex- tremely difficult on of luck of interim in the has been and ing in his efforts und has done thing in bia poner to make tho n Ho expects the co operation and of every republican voter in tho Everything S pence and the do ban boon Tho of the com- continue with vigor until election Every in- dividual republican should realise tho responsibility that resin upon Lesi than two weeks remain nnd in this timo u great deal of work must bo This work mast bo carried on largely by Iho individual members of tbo party snd every one of them should see that everything done to poll tho full republican vote in hii Couldn't Forget Iho Orestes told us of nn early Now ancestor of his Lad battled with all the hardships of Puritan lifo in tho un- yielding way thoso His had died of con- sumption at thu nge of 30 years and her lather stood by he the rare tears rolling down his bo broke out in u choking did suffer For tho List aix weeks could ent nothing with and wiping away tho but at forty cents n What in If you have tho rend tho If your is empty read the If tbo Broni unkind road tho diaper of If yon out of sorts read the chapter of If jou are discouraged your work read tbo ono hundred and If yon arc losing confidence in man read tho thirteenth of First If you can't havo your own way in everything hoop silent and the third chapter of If you can't find consolation in tho nothing you to do bul read the Springs Sos a decided to remain 1 f in Lime I can be found during business hours nt B. M. Johnston Thanking the people of Lime Springs and vicinity for their and soliciting a continuance of the I remain Yours uu f It affect anil Dl i. had J. Lo A CURE Fon I had Dyspepsia in Us worst form nnd felt most all the Did not enjoy eating after I used Kodol which hns completely W. Pa. No lues of bad sour end all stomach troubles arc quickly cured by use of Kodol tbc natural juices of di- gestion combined with the known tonic and It.  

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