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In Georgia and Alabama with good veins carrying
ercs averaging s. 10 $50 per ton, at prices from
snd Alabama with high quality Goals. averaging
10 Geo tons 20 the acre. lines Of railways;
nrices from 81 TO $50 an acre. Mica and Iron ore
lands COPPER PROPERTIES. West and South,
wifi ores averaging from ~ TO 10 per cent cop
per For particulars address COAL AND MIN
ERAL LANDS COMPANY. Allatoona. Ga.
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Sales-Capital Traction Scrip, $l7d
1O7 SIS: Capital Traction. 40d 1913; goa
1903 IA. COATES 3-s 1d103 IL; City and
Suburban r R.. 1881; Mergenthaler Lin
otype oSG193 -: Lsnston Monotype, 165
ais SIS. 2OOG13 IA: Amer. Graphophone,
Poll ga. 4OO@11 rs. After Call-U. S.
3s. registered. S50oGl09 IA, 60dlO9 IL;
Washington Gas, 109G54 l-2', Capital Irae-
ton. 1oCGlO3 IS; Mergenthaler Linotype,
IOdlg3 3-S
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The money Market easy
The Bankers Willing TO Pat Their
Funds Out Freely.

In spite OF This Fact stocks showed
ENtrcmc Irregulnrity. Except ga
~. steel nud Wire Securities.
Which showed surprising FIRM
ncSs-The other IndustriuIs " e"k'
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sales and some short selling, the improve
mont was lost and closing was quite at
a slight decline for lard and ribs. The
cash trade was good.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-20

General Electric continued its sharp adj
vance. getting TO 40 Ia at one time, and
closing al l50. the highest price on rec
ord. There are tips that stu higher
level viii be attained during this move
ment.
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Southern Pacific was sold apparently for
insiders. Il went of TO 3S and closed near
the bottom figure. The other Pac-ics were
steady only. Union Pacific common being
the best OF the group
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The statement is made by one OF the
Wall Street news bureaus that the Louis
VILE and Nashville will purchase the con-
troll Of the Chicago. Indianapolis and
Louisville. for $40 a share for the pre-
ferred stock. and $50 a share for the
common. at about the same time that the
Louisville and Evansville is taken in.
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Tripler Air closed on New York curb
yesterday at "a bid. is asked.
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The February statement Of the Pacific
Mail Company shows an excellent reason
fer the inside selling Of the stock tat
has been taking place in the past few
weeks. and for the tumble to 80 the other
day. the lowest price in the past two
years. The net earnings Of the company
for the month showed a decrease OF SSe,5oo
compared with the same month last year.
The stock Yesterday was strong. though
not active or buoyant at any time. IL
sold as high at "a. and closed at that irlee'
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Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Exchange, l4l9
4 Street
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cept the covering Of short contracts. and
that as soon as this is over. in short
time. the tumble viii begin again. On
the other hand. however, there are many
careful people that profess to see signs oil
good support 20 the market. good buying
for the cliques and the important mar
kct interests Always it must be remem-
bered in considering the present market
that intrinsic conditions are supremacy
favorable and that such men as the van
dorhiits and the Pennsylvania people are
luvinr ND the securities of many Of the
important railways of the country. The
b.-t arguments are with the bulls and the
best advice seems to be 10 buy the good
securities on an reccssions. Several
earnings statements yesterday were line
The banks continue TO gain money from
the Treasury and the bank statement
this week viii be an excellent one.
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Next Friday at p, m, at as Thirteenth Street
northwest. ~plJ-t
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The earnings Of the Louisville and Nash
vile for the second week Of April show
an increase Of s37.00o compared with a
large week last year. The record IS an
excellent one, as those Of the other South
ern railways have been during the present
month SO far The earnings Of the St
Louis and san Francisco for the week
show an increase Of sf3i4. Since July l
the increase has been S6C3,0ll-
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Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co.,
members of the New York Exchange, l4ls
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Mrs. NJ. RENNER.
NINE. THEO,

I1,no,-s Ciairvoyart and Palmist. Consult her On
business. love, and family affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
RIGGS and gives luck. Open daily. German
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I.GLLI q 7 |l|lIl-| 2
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.

SAFE DLPOSlI ana lhLSl NoAlI AE'AES.
National safe Deposit Trust. l54 100
Wash Loan & TrLst..--..-...--.. - Ioo
American Security Trust........ Ivy -
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NINE. DAVIS, born ciairvoyant and card rsder;
tolls about business removes spells and evil
influences reuntes the separated. aud gives luck
g. an. cures piles and drunkenness l22s 18th st.
~ 49, apl0-1mo
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DISTRICT on COLUABIA BONDA
es. 1902. "SO-yesr funding" gold-- lOi
IS. 1901 Water stock" currency
- 1903. Water stock currency. -.--
Funding currency. 3. C5's.....--.... III
gIA's Res. 2-10's. ls93-190l $500.
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PROF. LEO,

DO YoU work for living2 Then you Should
~ NOV about US and the hrst-class suits and
,;.,., Syerr0ats we are selling. made by our best
t'iiSrs and scarcely worn. at prices that must
si.ase the toiler. The extraordinary JJsIliS
ON STAND. 6I9 81. aplt-t
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
THAT INCOME TAX PLANK.
s E. Morse, OF Indiana, Tries 20 Explain
Why It IL Not In the Kansas
City Platform


Indianapolis, Ind, July 13.-Samuel
E. Morse, mdiana's member Of the re-
solutions committee at the national
democratic convention, in a signed in
terEieW makes the following explana-
ton Of how there came to be no income
tax plank in the national democratic
platform. He says:
''The platform as adopted by the com
mittee on resolutions Of the Kansas City
convention contained a declaration In
favor Of the adoption Of the cOnstitu-
tional amendments authorizing an in
come tax and providing for the election
Of United States senators by the peO-
PIE. No objection was made to this
resolution and I am convinced that
the omission Of reference to the in
come tax was the result Of an oversight
due to the haste with which the sub
committee was obliged to act to put
the platform as unanimously agreed
upon in shape to be submitted to the
convention The idea that the decla-
ration for the income tax was pur-
pOsely omitted by the subcommittee,
out Of Difference for Senator Hill, or
any other person, is prepOsterous.
"When Senator Tillman had nearly
finished the platform some Of the Indi-
any delegates said to me that nothing
had been read about income tax.
said to them that the platform as
agreed upon by the committee con-
tanned a declaration for the income
tax and that if it had been omitted it
was due to oversight, either by Sen
atOr Tillman In reading or by the
cOpyist who had transcribed the docu-
ment. went to the Illinois delega-
ton and asked Mayor Harrison, Of
Chicago, who was the Illinois member
Of the committee, if he had noted the
omission. He said he had not. I was
about to 60 on the platform to call at
tentiOn to the matter when Mayor
Harrison called to me and said that
Mr.. Abbott told him that the income
tax declaration had been read by Sen
atOr Tillman. Unless Mr.. Abbott's
ears deceived him it was read and the
omission occurred by accident in the
copies furnished to the press. I have
no doubt that Mr. Bryan viii define
his position and that Of his party on
this subject in his letter Of acceptance.
Mr.. Bryan has long been an advocate
Of the income tax and the democratic
party Of the country is united in ad-
vOcatiug It.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
VICTORY FOR ALLIED FORCES
After Three Hours Battle They
Retake Tien Tsin.
Defeat OF July Is Turned Into = GIOEIous
Victory and the Chinese Were Thor
OuEhIy ROutsd-AdmirsI Remey
Gives Casualties.

London, July 1s.-The Shanghai cor
respondent of the Evening News tele-
graphing under date Of July IT, says:
The allied troops resumed the attack
upon the walled city Of Tien Tsin on
the morning of July IA, and succeeded
in preaching the walls and capturing
all the forts. The Chinese were com
pletely routed, and the allies took pos
session Of the native city and its de-
lenses
The guns Of the allies did immense
damage to the native city, causing
many large CONGREGATIONS, and finally
silenced the majority Of the enemy's
guns simultaneously. Then 1900 Rus
slams, assisted by small parties Of
Germans and French, assaulted and
captured eight guns that were in pO-
sitiOn on the railway embanIment
and the fort, the magazine Of which
the French subsequently blew up. A
body Of American, British, japanese
and Austrian troops then made a
sortie and attacked the west arsenal,
which the Chinese had reoccupied.
After three hours of the hardest fight
ing yet experienced the Chinese fed.
Admiral Remey Confirms IL.
Washington, July 1s.-Admiral Re
mey Tuesday cabled the navy depart
ment that the city and ports Of Tien
Tsin are in the hands Of the allies
His list Of killed and wounded is some
what fuller than Mondays report, but
still not entirely complete. His dis
patch follows:
wounded from Tfen Tsin either in hos
pital at Taku OF aboard Solace. Com
munication very uncertain Following
casualties confirmed: Marines, Capt. Da-
Wis, killed; Capt Lemly, Lieut.. Butler
and Leonard wounded. Army-COl- Liscum
killed; Reagan and Lee, Capt. Noyes,
Brewster and BoOkmiller, Lieut.. Naylor.
Lawton, Hammond and WaidrOn wound
ed. Total killed and wounded reported
rs; Russians and japanese lost heavily:
our total loss reported 215; about 20 ma
riness but number believed to be exag-
gerated. Have officer on shore especially
TO get authentic number OF names. which
VIII be promptly teIegraphed- City and
forts now in hands Of allies.
The whole Chinese situation ma
teriaIly frightened upon the receipt
Of atfH1iFal Bemey's cable. The Asso-
ciated press dispatch showing that
this was the native walled city,
cleared up an ambiguity that was
contained in the admiraTs dispatch
and swept away the last doubt in the
official mind as to the Importance Of
the victory. The hostile Chinese have
been driven out Of the shelter Of the
city into the open plain, and the al
lied force has quadrupled its efficiency
in combat by placing the Chinese in
this position. It is not doubted that
the forward movement on Pel1in viii
begin as soon as a cavalry contingent
has arrived from japan, which should
be within a day or two.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
cHRIsTIAE ENDEAvoRERs.
In Nineteen Years It has Increased from
One Society 20 10000 Societies
and s,5OOsO00 Member

London, July 1s--At Tuesdays ses-
sion Of the Worlds Christian Endeavor
meeting John Willis Baer read his
annual report. In 1881 the Y p. s C..
E was started. From one society with
so members 1t has grown to 10000 so
eieties with $500, OOa members. Every
nation flies the Christian EndeavOr
banner. The greatest number Of so
cieties are IN the United States, with
43, 262. Great Britain comes next with
1000, There are 1000 each in Canada
and Australia; in China, AS; India,
459; Germany, 16S; Africa, 139; France,
90; Jamaica, 12O; Mexico, 10; NADIA
gascar, %; Japan, q; Turkey, 90;
Spain, &C. The largest prison Chris
tan EndeavOr society so far reported
is the one in the KentHelzy state
prison. It numbers over 500, out Of a
prison population Of 1900.
Rev. Francis E. Clark and John
Willis Baer were elected respectively
worlds president and secretary Of
the Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian EndeavOr. They and other prom
inent members Of tie society will go
to Paris to attend the Christian En-
deavOr convention there July %.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
HEATH ELECTED SECRETARY.
First Assistant Postmaster General WIN
Resign to Assist in Managing Rspub-
Iican National Campaign

Cleveland, O., July 14.-An impor-
tant political conference attended by
a number Of prominent republican
leaders was held at Senator Hanna's
Office here Friday. The meeting was
called by Mr.. Hanna to discuss and
decide upon the personnel Of the new
executive committee and to name a
secretary Of the national committee
to succeed Charles z. Dick.
At noon Senator Hanna announced
that the following named gentlemen
had been chosen as members Of the
national executive committee: Graeme
Stewart, Illinois; Henry c. Payne,
Wisconsin; Richard C. Kerens, Mis-
souri,; J. H. Aanley, Maine; n. 3.
Scott, West Virginia; Frederick s.
Gibbs, New York; Franklin Murphy,
New Jersey; Myron 7. Herriclz, Ohio;
Harry S. New, Indiana. Chairman,
N. A. Hanna; secretary, Perry S.
Heath; treasurer, Cornelius n. Bliss.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
GoEBEL's COAT OF MAIL.
Interesting Testimony IA the Famous Ken
tucky Murder Case BrouEht Out In
POwers' Trial at GsorEetown.

Georgetown, KY, July 1s.-Finley
Anderson resumed his testimony in
the Powers case Tuesday. Witness
said that on January q Caleb Powers
told him that a crowd of mountaineers
we're going TO Frankfort to intimi-
date the legislature and If necessary
to Kill enough democrats to give the
republicans a majority. He said:
Powers told me GosbeI would never
live to be governor and said he
(POwers) would kin him If nobody
else would The conversation, he
said, took place on the day preceding
the advent of the 200 mOuntaineers
into Frankfort. Witness said he
heard Powers and others talking
about GOebel wearing a coat Of mail,
but some Of them said that he could
be killed any way.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
Address to Democratic CIubz.

New York, July NV. r Hearst,
president Of the National Association
Of Democratic clubs, has issued an ad-
dress to the clubs, IN which he calls
on them to publicly ratl4y the nOmi-
nation Of ". J. Bryan for president
and AdIai E. Stevenson for vice presi-
dent and prepare to defend the re-
public against the corrupt and cor
ruPting spirit Of imperialism" The
address arraigns the republican party
bitterly for its attitude toward Elm
perialism'' and trusts.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
Tbsv Chssred Mrs TAYLOR.

Louisville, KY, July 1s.-The re
publican state convention nominated
John ". Yerkes, Of Dan7ille, for gov
ernor, adopted platform denouneing
the Goebel law and indosing the ma
tiOnal administration and adjourned
at i've p. N. A feature Of the con-
vention was the giving Of three cheers
for Mrs. ". S. Taylor, wife Of the
former republican governor, who
with four Of her daughters occupied
a box in the Auditorium.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
COuntsrfsItinE silver Money In sIanlIa.

Manila, June 10.-(CorresPond-
ence.) 1.-The large circulation Of silver
money in the Philippines has made
an opportunity for eounterfeiters,
and there is evidence Of one OF more
gangs" in Manila and the provinces
who manufacture spurious coins The
counterfeiters make Mexican dollars
from a baser and cheaper metal, the
American nickel is cOunterfeited and
the brown IS bills have been sue
cessfully initiated.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
WORLDS NEGRO CONGRESS-.
Delegates from Every Country AsssnBlina
In London for the Important Dlsozssl0n.
OF the brotherhood Of Man.1

London, July 1s.-A unique conven-
ton, composed exclusively Of coIored
delegates from all parts Of the world.
Is to be held In WestminstEr town
hall next week. It is estimated that
over 200 viii attend. "The Brother
hood Of Man. in all its phases Of lie
viii be the principal topic of debatss
and the widespread ignorance de-
clared to be prevalent IN England
about the treatment Of native races
under European and American rule
viii be attacked and corrected. The
absence Of endOwments by million
aires Of institutions to benefit ma
tives Of Africa, which land has en-
ricbed so many Europeans, win, If the
various resolutions submitted are
carried, be branded as a crying shame.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
SERIOUS DROUGHT BROKEN.
Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri visited By
COplo1a Showers, Which Brought Relief
to Farmers Who Had Corn Crops.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 17-Good
rains were reported Monday in nearly
all Of the western corn belt, and the
weather forecaster said conditions
were favorable everywhere for more
showers. The biggest rainfall re-
ported was at Baker, in northeastern
Kansas, over two inches. Practically
all Of Nebraska, so far as heard from,
received heavy rains-much heavier
than In Kansas-and Missouri is
thoroughly soaked. The rain has
come too late to make a bumper crop
of corn in Kansas. The crop in all
the country west Of Emporia has
been damaged, and some conservative
observers think that from a third to
a half a crop is all that may be looked
for in that part Of the state. But in
the eastern third of the state, where
about half the corn area IS situated
the corn has not been damaged at all
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20

New York, July Ex-senator Platt
has accepted a place on the advisory
board Of the republican national com
mittee and ex-AayOF Strong may also
become a member. Mr.. Odeu said the
state committee have turned Gov.
Roosevelt over to the national com
mittee and it IS understood that he
VIII make a tour of the west and then
come to New York state for the last
three weeks OF the campaign.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
WOOD WANTS TO FIGHT.
Governor General of Cubs Reaches New
York and Wants TO Go TO Command
= Regiment ia China.

New York, July 1s.-Gen- Leonard
Wood and his family arrived here
Tuesday from Havana Gen. Wood
win proceed at once to Washington
When seen at quarantine he said:
''I have not been called home to con-
suit about the removal Of troops from
Cuba to China, but to talk over gen
eral matters in relation to my post
in Cuba. would like, however, to go
to China. do not know that viii
be selected for a command, but want
to 90"
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- - In 81 = -.

Omaha, Neb., July 17-With the
bounteous rains Of the past 4s hours
throughout Nebraska, EIlIhorn rail-
way headquarters give out an esti-
mate Of 800, 900 bushels Of corn
in sight for this year. The same road
also furnishes these figures for the
past four years: Yield for 1899 was
pa, ST3, 900 bushels; in 1898 Il was 1885,
$4,000; in 1897, "a, 26s,O 900, and in
1896, the banner year, 29s,OO0,OOo.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
-. D. -, - ReaII.flc.

st. Louis, July 1s.-A very realistic
dream caused Charles Kelley Of 10.
2341 Menard street to jump from q
fourth-story window IN the Hotel
Barnum, and If two electric wires
had not broken the force OF his fan
he would have been killed. As II vas
the only damage done was 10 a heavy
sky1ight, on which Kelley alighted
with both feet, and the two electric
wires, which were snapped
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20

NOS GEG4AlG4 n Asll411a
St. Petersburg, July Is.-A dispatch
from Che Foo says; Prince Tuan
has modified $4,000 men, divided
into different corps. The noFthern
corps has been ordered to expel for
eigners from Amur. The Peizin ar
my, which is divided into four corps.
is the first to begin operations.
Causss Uasasinsss In LoEdon.
London, July 1s.-If the news q
q Chinese invasion Of Siberia proves
true il viii, of course, immensely
complicate the situation from the IN
ternational point of view. AS stated
in the st. Petersburg dispatch Of
July 13, the Chinese had already per
emptOriIy ordered all Russians to quit
Manchuria, but no one imagined they
would be audacious enough to break
out Of their own country and attack
Russian territory. Such an outbreak,
Il it has been made, Of oourss, con
stitutes in itself a declaration OF war
rendering formal notification need
less. A separate attack by the Chi
nese on Russia means giving Russia
according to the views expressed in
Europe, additional excuse for an iso-
lated descent on Pelin and an ad-
ditiOnal claim to assert greater tnfiu-
ence that the other powers and obtain
greater compensation when the day OF
settlement arrives. Hence, extreme
uneasiness has been created in the
chancellories by the latest develop
ment.
Chinese Assurances Do Not Assure.
London, July 1s.-As to the latest
Chinese assurances of the safety q
the European legations at Pekin, they
are not credited here. On the contra
~ It is believed these assurances have
been dictated by a desire to save the
native city Of Tien Tsin. The Asso-
ciated press correspondent at Shang-
hal wires, under date Of July Is, that
there Is hs95lya Goubt that Sheugi
the Chinese administrator Of tele-
graphs, is Withholding information "a
his possession. The news Of the mas
sacre as already cabled to the United
States may be taken as correct. The
dispatch adds that there is evidences
that the Woo Sung forts lat the
mouth Of the Woo Sung river, and
ten miles north Of Shanghai1 are be
ing strengthened and supplied with
large quantities Of ammunition Il
is hoped in London that the landing
Of 1000 japanese troops, which It is
expected viii be effected to-day, and
the arrival of the Indian troops win
enable the allies to reinforce Shang-
hal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
slnrIs-rar.r Coz 70 Jan.

st. Louis, July 1s.-John ]. Nc
Cam, the single-taxer who refused
to pay 500 occupation tax, was taken
to the workhOuse yesterday. The
fine, together with the costs accumu-
lated by an appeal to the supreme
court, is sufficient to hold him at the
worlzhOuse six months He declares
he viii never pay the fine or any Por-
ton Of it unless his health fails him.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20
Enunr American Glrl IN rraabIs.

London, July 1s.-CarOline z.
Reyes pleaded guilty in the Maryle-
bone police court to the charge Of
stealing a gold watch, a bracelet, hair
brush and articles Of clothing of the
aggregate value of e22 from rooms
in Norfolk Mansions hotel, where she
had been staying. Miss Reyes is a
delegate from Minnesota, T. S. A, to
the Worlds Christian EndeavOr con-
ventiOn.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20

Washington, July 17.-According to
correspondence from Manila more
soldiers" is the demand which is COM
ing to Gen. Macarthur from every
depe-tment of the Philippine islands
Recent events have worked TO vindi'
cate Gen. Lawton's judgment that
100000 troops would be needed to Is
tabIish American sovereignty over the
Philippines
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-07-20

Terre Haute, Ind, July 1s.-EG
gene Debs says he does not under
stand how the story started that be
Is to withdraw as a candidate for
president on the social democratic
ticket, and that there is no truth 81
the report He not only VIII not with
draw IN favor Of Col. Bryan bat ad-
vises his party friends not TO eonseHs
to fusion candidates on local tickets