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MARSHALL, N. C. FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1926
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IU ill C YUiKKS
A young man entered tha villain
shop and . complained to the owner
that a ham he had purchased Jthere a
few days before had proved no good.
: Un June the 5th, please remember the widow, who
J?, ia without relatives. No father, mother, brother, sis-
v ter, nor grand-parents. ah are dead. r
5 No one to look to for support. ,
i Without income, without; means of support.
Read my sworn statement about the insurance, and
other things mentioned in circular.
When all my obligations are paid I wll have some
thing like $300.00 of the insurance money.
I only ask for the office this term. It will mean
more to me than six terms after this. ' i
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it mv undivided attention r throughout the entire term. '
t i 1 the last day as well as the first. You will find me al-
ways, as nearly so as possible, in my office, thereby at
causing the people no. delay when they come in to pay
Li tVioiV tor i
When you vote for me you are doing that much
ttvard Keeping a ooy m scnooi. '..v;
Place your own wife or mother in my place, if they, h
were left as I have been. x
I thank you for your vote in advance. v
! MRS. ANNIE MAY WHITE $
j FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
J TO THE VOTERS OF
MADISON COUNTY
I hereby announce mvself a candidate for the office
of County Commissioner subject to the action of the
Republican Primary of June 5, 1926. j
1.Sh - li nominated and elected, 1 promise to serve the peo-
pie to the very best of my ability, t' ,
Thanking you for your support, I am
1 Yours to serve,
'.X JOHN F RIIYAN 1
The ham is all richt. lr!" inaUt.
ed the shopkeeper.
"No, jt Isn't," insisted the other;
"It's bad!" .
"How can that be," continued the
shopkeeper, "when it was cured only
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last week?" ,
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and then suggested, -"Maybe it's had
a reiapse." Exchange.
For
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19TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
I will appreciate your supportln the pri; ffi
; mary of June 5, 1926, for the nomination ;
of Solicitor of the 19th Judicial1 District. If
'nominated and elected will do my utmost
to perform duties of this responsible office.
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xThe- address, of President H. T.
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COMMISSIONER
Ladies and Gentlemen i
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner, sub
ject to the action of the Re
publican Primary of June 5,
1926. . 1
GARRETT BUCKNER
or Solicitor
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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TO THE VOTERS OF f
1 MADISON COUNTY
I hereby announce myself a candidate for the. of
- flee of County Commissioner, subject to he action of
the Republican Primary of June. 5, 1926.
If nominated and elected, I promise to serve the ;
people to the best of my abiW-
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: ;
3 v After beinjr reauested bv so man v of mv friAnH. X
JE from different sections of the County, I hereby an
' nounce myself a candidate for the office of County Com
u; ' missioner subject to the Republican primary to be held
June 5th, 1926. If nominated and elected I will en-
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missioner and 2 years of that time as Chairman. I be
, lieve that I understand the details of ' the offifte atiH
g know how the business of the office should be handled.
I ' Thanking you all for your support in the past and
asjung ion your vote and influence m the coming Pri
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X Yours to serve,
JONAS C CHANDLER
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lnanung you ior your support, i am
i ii Yours to (erve, "K 1
LUTHER J. LUNSFORD. , ij
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ffi jy ELLIS C. JONES, solicits again your
Jxsupport for Solicitor in the Democratic Pri-
ifi .unary , une y ui. ne ran secona nignest a- mb
;:Jmong four candidates four years ago and S
S"could have called a second primary, but X
an -wiinarew in ine interest or oartv narmonv. si
H Mi triends believe lie is entitled to the
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ffi , nelds 01 if ranee. When you cast your vote,
think of the time helost and the suffering
w ' he endured during the World War.
He is a young marf of high character ,
a graduate of Mars Hill College Madi-
son County's great light-(house to the1,
A World. He is also a graduate of Wake ,
". Forest College; studied law at this great -!
i institution and is a worthy son of this inst
itution. hf Mr. Jones married a Madison County
. srirl. The Deonle of Madison CountvhavA
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x always oeen loyai to ner sons ana aaugn- a
m ters. Frequent change in office and keep
k inir an office close to the neonle is thft hone
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v 'Vote for Ellis C. Jones in. the Democratic
Primary, June 5th. Every' Democrat is - &
f v urged to go to the polls.
JELLIS C. JONES CamDaiim Committee
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
the office of Sheriff of Madison County, Li
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to enrorce the laws and execute the duties. j
of thi3 office in a ; f air and impartial man-, K
ncr. Tnanking you for your support m tbe; j
pact ana adang for your; vote andiinflu:r,y
enco in the comin? Primarv.1 -.?
S $18,000.00 FROM THE COUNTY IN S
THK LAST EIGHT YEARS
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f A N INCREASE?dF, 36o.6o A YEAR V
j '.Mr. Roberts through Mr. Hendricks and Senator: J
i : Burleson tried ,to force a 1300.00 increase of his own A- ' ' '
palary over my orotest His bill introdtiftil riv;:M '. i v ' " ' ;
; : arleson Senate Journal ' page 278. .Reported un- j-
;i vorsble in the House House Journal page 552. !',v- '
XJ 13,000.00 ought to make any candidate a "good
1. t i & willing hand shaker but if he has the stall
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-e years you can expect him to kick for more
the next legislature.
-, r ;,- Very truly yours,
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