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Proofs that Judge Seay HasTo I lie. Citizens of Uni Ins County:For ninny years I have known i'll at I horn existed a gainst me a prejudice borausr.? of the Commodore Miller cases. Knowing that my conduct of t lie so cases was never other than hononfble and upright, t was at: a loss to understand the exist-ance of hiif‘h a prejudice. That this prejudice was entertained hy good men was still a groat or surprise and more confusing to me, knowing-, as I did, thiil il. was absolutely groundless.■Since the /^ginning of my present oil in i aiign, for the first time .1 have iearnod with what f was accused. 1 have del mu need that accusation us raise 1 rrj.ru every stump, and now 1 desire to submit to you the statements of men whose integrity no one can miesl.ii)n. Tlmy are the men who know the UFAL FACTS, and imvc hei-n kind enough to volunteer to give me their si ate men Is. ] sub-niiI these to you as fair-minded men, believing that, they will forever eliminate from your minds any idea that.I have been guilty of anything warranting the prejudice that existed against me by virtue of those cases for these many years.Respectfully,ftOOKUT Ii, SEAY.I believe wiih those who think we sheuId pay tribute to the characier of the man while living rather Hum nili*r his deal In In tile struggle and strife of life, we are given i.o saying unpleasant and unkind I hinge of a niun; after death, we are only ready m praise.In the heal of a political campaign in whic.h Judge l^obeqt |i. Seay is now engaged, as ail aspirant for i-oh'.el ion to the Criminal District Judgeship, which lie now occupies. harsh and unkind statements arc being made against him.I have known Mob Seay from the days of young manhood, continually, up m the present lime. While lie ui;s I’nunly Atiorin-y of this county I was his assist a iii succeeding himinof i sill iliuii office. While ] was Judge ihe Court over which tie now pre-l1 e practiced cunt inn ally before me as a lawyer. I have been in:iiuabdy conneefed with him during ni y win tie pro I essibna 1 life, and b' liew him to be the peer of any lawyer in my uerjunfntaiiee, in his demeanor and r-iinduci of and in eon-111 r lie it #ith lawsuits,iriiirism of him aboui the Comumdum Miller cases now beingmade \ he was lid nlt;as charged against him wh a candidate for the Criminal J mb’shin a few years back, perhaps, wiih some additions^i ron 1111 •and in 11. mil'ill'i i o a with , lulling,i him inof siiiid c: (’i mi nmduHiebeenstump during that w repeat ii, that I do I now think or criticisms in con-.Miller eases Were mysi If associatedo ! i! \and 111 i i . lulrg Pie U ia i ini.tile defense of one or Thai in defeml-illei', he Was not doing tiuu which respectable a I he I aw y cis me roii [ in mi 11 v i hat is. defending a man ’.eii vbh crime. Ami White peu-iiay di1111 r as in Hie pi'ovi dure courts oi Hie counts in con-will: i lie defense o| el'iin•ei it is nut just or fair to nit (Mie law\vr and one c lie in I'-niiiiii inn aluml mat le; s l hat tin on to ail lawyers and allI stall d 'in the open Ulg' OS .ij.aign between Judge Seay Self ini' ;!ic jmlgesilip above . ! o. i feu I in i ieved Hob Sen v I- pure ami i lean and aide .a! lawyer as. any mem her of l;.s. bar. ami other nut and ingsy and 1 now repeal wlmr t Item bile lie was my option during all ibe years of mat.' anqiiaiiitaiice with him in• \ ei■ known Mob Seay to Jo! ! Mill [ 111-.eleau or uiuiue tiling. io.-1. i.n com i.o ii wiih all man-e i;; - t ro!.. t i me to t inn- made but e o m eared with hisi. •■a. ami especially lawyer.', I of no lawyer wh, is engag'de ( riii'iice of crimi'ial law i:iii.v ami eoiiniy that is more ■ i to the respect ami confidem-e • opie Huin Mob rf«’ay.Io- Seii.e of ri'e\:m. Couui.y of DaL 1 as.M.. :oje me. the undersign, d an-h c.hy . on ihis day personally ap-oie-.j X. C. Turney. Marry Miller ml J. D. Fuuraker, who after beingtion and the high bid buys. ISelect a $25.00 suit of clothes and it will be sold for what it brings be that 10c or $10.00 select a $4.00 shoe and if 25c is the high bid thats what it will be sold for.This rare opportunity to get seasonable merchandise at Your own Price wont last long,just a few days only will we offer goods at auction and then the packing begins.Dont let anything keep you from this the greatest of all sales where you make the price.INTO .KIT AtO SALECome in make your own selections and have the goods put up and sold for the high bid. You can’t afford to miss it. Let nothing keep you away.Begin nig; Saturday morning July 16th.Ti-LK ST OK K POl?M1M PP0.ITJOFKEKLKSS PATTERNS PLEASE ALL. 10 0 ENTSWin WANT YOUR TRADE,2SH-HA:KTjM. ST.I A : , L, ASWe wore ouch of us Assistant. County Attorney of Dallas County, Texas, at the time the cases again si Commodore Mill or were filed and make any case. We could secure nothing but Hie nucurro bora fed testimony of thi? accomplice, Charlie! Miller. Mr. Seay's conduct through j oil of these cases was.jjjfce his ylmle i professional career, clean, upright' and honorable. lie defeated the. Stale fairly and honorably, and: nothing else was ever suspected hy I those who know the facts. Sign oil, I X. C!. TURNEY, :BARRY Ml LITR, | J. D. FOI'RAKI’IR. | Sworn to and subscribed before me j this, the Til h day of June. A I !) I d.W, L. MANSFIELD. Notary Pul)lie, Dallas Co., Texas.I).,lie Ktati las. Me foreof Texas. County of Ual-, W. L. Mansfield, a notary public in and for Dallas County, Te.\;m, on this day personally appeared F. I). Cosby, who after being hy me duly sworn. se\s:1 was engaged with .Mr. Robert M. Seay in the i'rial of the Cnnimodmv Miller cases. I know there was nothing: tmproper, much loss wrong or dishonorable, done in those cases. The State could not su I I'icienf ly corroborate the accomplice witness. Charlie Miller, hence the prosecii-liioi broke down. I have known Mr, Seay intimately during more than twenty-live years of his professional career, and have found him Io he one of the cleanest practitioners of (lie law 1 have ever known. I board-We have a full line of ladies’ men’s and children’s shoes and oxfords.We carry a hill lino of group lies and dry goods, men’s work shirts aud pants. Gran it ware a specialty. Prices always the best. Exclusive sale of Heinz goods.Phone 37We Deliver GoodsMeans Bros CoA-“A DOLLAR'S WORTH FOR EVERY DOLLAR.in Mr. Sca.v'.-til's ai’-d was ; there afterward, tin ring1 the tine* Miller I'UKf.-' witho up- for many 11'! ’ 11 u en i visitin'1 was ih'Te often ill ('ommodoi'i'■ jM'ing i rii'd. 1 ,• heard the lidicul nts story off having hidden lt;’ommodoiv Milh-r | ii the officers and Having him I dl'e.-iScd in women's clot ties. These j hinge, con Id hardly have happened | without my | liowledg and I ibere-j fete sa th story is untrue. Ti:--: I'liiiintudoiv Miller cases began fit j I x.ss or bv.i. ;u:d ended in about jtwo yi; 1110 \ e UlOll! IlS. 1 never\ until v t 'om linn my UnoiN Signed.ill inledgeHie ! WoMU!: 1 , Mr.Sworn and su lend.-. tin - -tii ii:,\! !lt; i i Sign- d iW. I..Notary Pubiic, DaF. D. COS MY.JnmMANS FI LTD. his Co , TexasWe. I’d S. I.amb.rdab Lauderdale and Men T.Heerge D. eay. state ofthat v.v !bvd in the family of Judge iieheri M. Seay ior iitx'a years. We were living with him when (’ommodel'-• Miller v.as mu-esTed. and when he employed Judge S: ay as his n-'~ toriK-y. We havi no way of fixing: ihe d ue when Merrill Johnson and ethers charge ihat Miller was hisWE DO THINGS99LrIX )KEFine Stock ofFRESH GROCERIESJUST RECEIVEDeverybody welcome. Goods sold at reasonable prices and our patrons will receive kind and courteous attention. We quote this week:A meriean Beauty Flour, per sadc Blue Bonnet Flour, per suck Hi pounds sugar . si.dm mans Corny cans C nod 1 .ut’k B.nuwder 2/m M '• TomatoesDry s-dt Ba.-oii, per lb ...... js(. Star Tobacco, per ibb bars Soap......... 25c; \ o-al. Fruit -lara 8nc; qts 05cA now bne uf { msvaro, t iiii-iS’.vaiv and Q ucen swire,(..)L R M(..)'!’ EG : Quiv.k tales :ind smalt irofitsBADGETT DALLAS*1.00 ^1 .dll -■jC -,)C4b ctried, and in Seay and otlo The casts agai tVaicd bee a in-ju woman's clothes Juuge Seay neverwhich Mr. Ruberr ii. r at tor net-; def'tided. mt Mi Her wcr.,* nil dc-Hie State could not hide him. o m m odor l-iiv was\j never dresvil in woman's clot bus ui iliis place. Such charges are ab.-o Jlutely Jaite and wirhmjt any founda I Hun wimti-ver. idigueiD i KD. S. LA CD 10 R DA LF,j G K 0 R MFD. LADDER DA L L-,1 BEX T. SEAY.
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Grand Prairie Texan
Grand Prairie, Texas, US
Fri, Jul 15, 1910
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