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The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-01
Brighton.

Wesley Curry Las nearly complet- ed his new house and will move into it soon.
 Clay Henderson has very severe case of humps.
 Archie Hartsoe, of Marmaduke, was shaking hands with friends here Sunday, although he looks rather sun burnt. Archie says he had rather "pull the lines" over "old Beck' than work here at the factory.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cochen visited friends in Cardwell, Sunday.
 We miss tue smiling countenance of Hall Cuther, who has accepted position with a railroad company at Pine Bluff, but Miss Anna says "absence makes the heart grow fonder."
 The dredge- boat is now running night and day.
 MT. Burgland and wife went to Clrdwell Sunday.
 Seth Powers and family have moved to Black R 1ck.
 Mrs. Drysdale has returned visit to friends in St. Louis.
 w. P. Adams of MalmAluke was in our town Friday and Sunday.
 Ed Kelley and Bud Be.,cn made business trip to Paragould, Monday.
 Mrs. Jno. Ashcraft intends to start for her old home in Posey couaty, Ind, next Saturday. She will remain there until about the first of July.
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WOOSL.EY IS CASHIER.
Important Change In the Bank of
 Commerce Occurred Today.

The friends of happy-hearted; sunny-faced and sleek pated H. M, Woosley-which means every man, woman and child in Paragould-- were made happy this morning when they espied the smiling countenance of that individual behind the lattice at the teller s window of the Bank of Commerce. Cashier Parker, who has been with the bank as cashier. retired from the institution last night, and is succeeded by Mr. Woosley, who was the unanimous choice of the directors. Mr. Doud is retained as assistant cashier, and no other changes in the executive force are antici patad for some time to come.
 Mir. Parker. who has made many friends by his frank, straightfor- ward and business-like manner dur ing his stay in Parigould, will re- turn to Little Rock to accept a re- sponsible position. He is in the City of Roses today, aud will remove his family soon. He carries with him tae best wishes of numerous friends who regret his departure.
 His successor, Ml. Woosley, leaves a trustworthy position as route agent on the Cotton Belt to become cashier of the bank. In all his dealings he has proven himself clerical Chester tield-an expert accountant whose capabilities are unquestjoned, and perfect gentleman whose every word and handshake become infectious. Greene county people are proud to see him become 2 permanent factor ia actively identifying himself with this prosperous institution.
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A reward of $100 was yesterday offered by Acting Governor Huddles- ton for The arrest Of Tom Yarbrougb, who shot and killed W. l.. Taylor ip St. Francis county April "A, 1902; also reward of $100 for the arrest and conviction of one McAdams, who waylaid and shot Alex Dunavant ip Crai ghead county April 19, 1902.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-01
The View Contest.

The first of the series of street scenes, given away by the Para gould PortraitsSs View Compa ny, closed this mornings. A small girl, n he prese nee of witnesses, q ew a coupon from the number in the box, the lucky number being 20.
 The holder of this number will please call at the studio and receive the enlarged view.
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A telegram has been received from Governor Davis, stating that he will return to Little Rock from Washing ton Saturday.
 The President has appointed Col. A. s. Fowler of Little Rock as mar shal of the eastern district of Ark ansas in place of Col. Henry M :. Cooper. James K. BArnes has been appointed Uaited States attorney for the western district of Arkansas. He lives at Fort Smith.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the fil.n heretofore known as McKenzi G Son has been dissolved by mutual consent.
 J. G. Mckenzie retires from the firm, and the business W Il be continued by Wiley Mckenzie andsJames Mckenzie under the f~m name of Mckenzie Brothers. The said Wiley Mckenzie and James Mckenzie will collect all out standing debts due the former finn, and they also assume all the debts owing by the said former firm. This May 1st, 1902. f.
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HOTEL AMBERG.

 James O'Donnell, Chicago; J w Ravlin, Little Rock; l. c Crunk Brighton Charles H Smith, N B Graham, Fred Young, R A Campbell s.. Louis; M Stern, Memphis W C Thomas ard wife, Cardwell; w P W son, Evansville,
 STANCILL HOUSE.
 H s Mcleod, J I Kelley, Mortimer Selig, L H Frayser, St Louis; Harry Holmes, Harrisburg, W c Reynolds, Little Rocky c P Miller, B R Hc- shall, Memphis; Lucien Hubbard, Piggott; A Jones, PortageYille, Mo; 0 T Halton, Macomb, Ill.
 HARVEY HOUSE.
 w. c. Houston, Thayor. Mo; H J Walker, Cardwell, J H h.rchcliff, Blairsville, Ill.
 NEW COMMERCIAL.
 William Whiteside and family, Bertig; J M Shelton, Boonyiile, Ind; :; Stauton Blackledge, Harrisburg; Mss Florence Boggs, Whiteville, Tenn.
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Seventeen Names.

The new Paragould Home and Farm Company report fourlsnipg business already, and the books have been opened only two days. At 3 O clock today seventeen persons had made applications or sha es, ard others talk of joining. The plan is no doubt a good thing.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-01
J. G. MCKENZIE,
WILEY Mex KENzIE & BRO

In retiring from the above mentioned firm desire to thank the people of Paragould and Greene county for the liberal share of their business and patronage which they have slven to the firm of Mckenzie 6; 1,sand hereby state that will ever be grateful Tor the same.
 I desire to ask a continuation of the same for the new firm of Mckenzie Brothers. Respectfully,
 J. G. MCKENZIE.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-01
ORANGE BLOSSOMS
Texarkana Railway Official and Paragould Young Lady
 Married.
Home of pr. w. A. Yantis the Nuptial csne-Eiegant Array ..of valu-
 able Gifts.

A well-known Arkansas poetess once wrote: 1T would bring heaven down to earth in realization of ideals. z
 The large and fashionable assem- Dly of guests who witnessed the pathetically beautiful marriage ceremony that united for veal or woe the lives of MT. John A. Morgan and Miss Elizabeth May Yantis yeS- terday evening at 6:30 o'clock, saw realization of ideals such as make s sordid earth almost akin to heaven. The ceremony was childlikes-in its simplicity. wholly informal and beautiful throughout. Elder R. o. Rogers, pastor of the Christian church, spoke the sacredl words in his strong, impressive style. con- cluding with an earnest petition for Gods choicest blessings upon the young couple. The large concourse of guests followed with shower of congratulations.
 The bride was beautiful in pretty gray travelling suit and box turban to match, while the groom was be- comingly attired in a plain bus ness necligee, black coat and -drab trousers.
 The hospitahle parlors of the Yar- tls home were tastily decorated for the occasion with various floral em- blems, and the luxurious array of elegant and costly presents from admilng friends lent an air of regal solendor to the scene. There were hundreds of gifts, glittering silver. ware, cut glass, hand painted china, oil and pastel paintings and bric-a- brac, from we'll. -.wishers in Paragould, Texarkana, Memphis and other points, and all were the recipients of exclamatious of admira tion by the guests.
 Following the consummation of tfe nuptials the bridal party repaired to the station, accompanied by about a hundred friends, and boarded the south bound Cotton Belt for Tex arkana, where they will be at home to their friends after May 3d. As the train pulled in there were showers of kisses for the bride, coudbursts of congratulations for the groom, and hailstorms of rice for both, while the air was punctured with cyclones of laughter and good cheer. It was the happy denoue- 4nent to brilliant romance.
 Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are too well aud favorably known to all our people to need any encomium here. For wears Mir. Morgan was Identified with Paragould business interests having for long time success fully officiated as joint agent of the three railways here. A year age he was promoted to a similar nosition in Texackana, wLere he is located at present. He enjoys the confidence and esteem Of the highest officials of the Missouri Pacific and other systems, and those who are in a position to know declare that there is nothing to which he is incapable of aspiring in railroad work. An evidence of the confidence of his superiors is shown in a recent con- oratulalory letter he received from Miss Helen Gould. Upon recent visit to Texarkana Miss Gould showed him numerous favors.
 His bride has been known and ad- mired for years as one of the sweet est. most modest and charming young women. She was for some time cashier in the freight depart- ment of the joins otflces, and in this as well as various official positions
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Transient Visitors.

Among the number of transient visitors to Paragould since yester- day, registered at the hotels of the city, the following ,is'a list:
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Mir. Spiece, who has employment at Manila, spent yesterday here with his family.
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School Report.

Report of the average attendance f)r the month ending April 9, 1902, and also for the sam month of last
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A WHITE HOUSE INSTANT.

at Oyster Bay after tho a0jouInment of Congress. Preparations gte being made at the White House for the reception Of 9 tiny visitor about the drs#o of October. -Asscciated F .ss, Dispatcd. Ths drums vii, rap "a ce ra, the Marine
 Band,,w l! play, And all;the gaddipg members wives wA @ /.I take a holiday; Ii HjssGoggles will come down peg, ard
 cia;m-us d as bin, And Bellamy's good time wil come, when
 tue Sto.k
 Struts There'll be glad tines in Washing ton, for
 Booker will be there, With 'taters sw e. and 'possum meat. and
 ''raaz r h de air.' Ben Til,man with his pitctfosk may e
 asked to join the din, And feonatd Wood VI tell the news,
 when the Stork
 Struts Oh, the life we lead is sti euuous, and pres
 idents come high, But, the man who 1es lem owns the
 earth, tne ocoa and the sky. Pierp. Morgan will pull down his sign,
 and Mark rake iq his tin, And the universe belong to Ted, when the
 Stork
 Struts
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Total,

An increase of nearly B 1-3 per cent over last year in the two highest rooms. W. l.. SKAGGs, Supt.
 C2t
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Mont Isaacs, of Monette, spent yes- terday and today here with friends.
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Delaplaine.

The farmers are very busy plant ing their crops, but rain is needed now, as the ground is getting very dry.
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Wesley Curry Las nearly complet- ed his new house and will move into it soon.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-01

Postotfice address, residence and place
of business, 43 So. fremont, Denver, Colo.
ALBERT GUNLIN, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Denver; residence,
1863 Bryant st.
HANS HANSEN, Socialist Postoffice
address and residence, Victor; place of
business, Arequa.
w. J. KING, Republican Postoffice
address, Villa Grove, Saguache county,
Colo; residence and place of business,
Villa Grove, Colo.
REIN A. MAYNARD, Socialist
Postofiice address, Denver; residence,
lo7 So, Corona; place of business, 2I7
Kittredge bldg.
OSCAR J. PFEIFFER, Republican
Postotiice address, room Barth block
Denver, Colo; residence, No. 52l East
Colfax Ave, Denver; Colo; place of
business, room 8 Barth block, Denver,
Colo.
Mr.. P. A. RICE, Prohibition-Po
Office address, residence and place of
business, Vance, Colo.
w. l., SEELEY, Democratic-Post
Office address, residence and place of
business, Boulder, Colo,
CLARK WALKER, Peoples Post
office address, residence and place of
business, Granada, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-01

Office address, Canon City, Colo; resi-
dence and place of business. S26 Water
street.
S. A. VAN BUSKIRK, Socialist Post
Office address, Canon City, Colo.
For County Commissioner. Second Com
missoners District.
SANFORD G. KELSO, Republican,
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Florence, Colo.
GEORGE w. KELSO, People's-Post-
Office address, Beaver Creek, Colo; resi-
dence and place of business, Sec. %, twp
10 S, r 66 w.
JULIUS McCANDLESS, Democrat
ic 20 Postoffice address, Florence, Colo;
residence and place of business, l24 w.
Main street.
w. E. WILLIAMS, Socialist
Office address and residence, Coal Creek,
Colo.
For Justice Of the Peace in Justice Pre-
cinct No. |.
JAMES j. MINOR, Democratic and
People Postotfice address, CanonCity;
residence, 6ll Macon Ave. place of bus
mess, 33l Macon Ave.
FARNUM ST. JOHN, Republican
Postofiice address, Canon City; resi-
dence, 625 n. Fifth; place of business, I
Record blk.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No. I,
| Z. l.. FLESHER, Democratic and
Peoples-Postoffice address, CanonCity;
residence, 73l Rudd sye.; place of bust
ness, 33l Macon ave.
| GEORGE MAC KENZIE, Repubh-
can--Postotfice address, Canon City;
residence and place of business, 5OS Ma
| con avenue.
For Constable OF Justice Precinct No /.
TO Fill Vacancy.j
RICHARD A. WILLIAMS, Republi-
can-Postoffice address, Canon City; res
idence and place OF business, 720 River
street.
JOHN NJ. WAGNER, Democratic
Postoffice address, Canon City. Colo.
residence, ll22 n. Sth street.
For Justice Of the Peace in Justice Precinct
No. z.
GEORGE P. NIX, Democratic
Office address, Florence; residenc, 45l w.
Main street; place of business, Blunt
block.
CASSIUS G.. HURD, Republican
Postofiice address. Florence, Colo; resi-
dence, 779 West Main street. place of
business, Florence, Colo.
j. j. WILLIAMS, Peoples flee
/ address, Florence; residence, cor. Santa
Fe and Front St; place of business,
Blunt blk.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No. 2.
| b. G. FURNISS, Republican-Po
office address, Florence, Colo; residence.
3o1 W: End St; place of business, Flor
ence, Colo
FL. H. PRESTON, Democratic-pos
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dence, 624 18th street; dlace of business,
504 Equitable building
JOHN A. HOLMBERG, Republican
Postoffice address, room GA Barth block,
Denver, Colo; residence, 37l5 Lafayette
ST., Denver, Colo; place Of business,
room "a Barth block, Denver. Colo.
HARRY E. INSLEY, Democratic
Postoffice address, Denver, Colo; resi-
dence, 1929 Pennsylvania ave-, Denver
Colo; place of business, Denver, Colo.
MATHEW j. LAYDEN, Peoples
Postoffice address and residence. Colora-
do Springs, Colo, place OF business,
Cripple Creek, Colo.
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Office address, Florence; residence, 2ls
e. Main; place of business, Rock Island
terrace.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No 2.
TO Fill Vacancy.)
A. l.. GREEN, -postoffice
address, Florence; residence, 601 Il. Main
THOMAS WALTERS, Jr., Republ-
can-Postoffice address, residence and
place of business, Florence Colo.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No I3.
THOMAS H. ROBBINS, Republican
-Postoftice address, Canon City; resi-
dence and place of business, South
Canon, 205 Chestnut.
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 10.
W. j. DAVIS, publican--Postoftice
address, Canon City; residence and place
of business, South Canon, 405 Stanley
ave.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No. 10.
JOE H. POWELL, Republican--Post-
office address, residence and place of
business, Rockvale.
For Constable of Justice Precinct
No. 10.
f, I. JENKINS, Republican--postof-
tic address, residence and place Of bust
ness, Rockvale
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 10.
SAM p. PETRY, Repubican--post-
office address and place Of business,
Brookside.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No. 2S. q
HORATIO ANGEL, Democratic.
rostoftice address, Whitehorn.
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 20.
JAMES W. COATES, Democratic
Postofiice address, Whitehorn.
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 2S. To Fill Vacancy.)
A. j. POSSELT, Democratic-post-
office address, Whitehorn.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No. 80.
o. J. BINFORD, Democratic-post-
Office address, Portland
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 80.
THOMAS FITZGERALD, Democrat
ic-Postoftice address, Portland.
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For Regents Of the University of
Colorado.

NELS ANDERSEN, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Gladstone.
MICHAEL BLYTHE Peoples Post
Office address residence and place of
business, Canon City, Colo.
MARY C. c. BRADFORD, Democrat
ic-Postofiice address, Denver, Colo.
residence, 14l5 Carona ST., Denver, Colo
place Of business, Denver, Colo.
MRS. L. NJ. CRAISE, Prohibition
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For Senator Twenty-ninth Senate.
rial District.

LOUIS G. CAMPBELL, Republican
-Postofiice address, Cripple Creek,
Colo; residence Mining Exchange bldg,
Cripple Creek, Colo. place of business,
All h. Bennett Ave-, Cripple Creek, Colo.
WILLIAM f. DAVIS, Socialist
Postofiice address, residence and place
of business, Altman, Colo.
PHILIP T. MCGUIRE, Democratic
and People's-Postottice address, Flor
ence, Colo; residence, 2l3 Petroleum
Ave, Florence, Colo; place of business,
100 Pixies Peak Ave. Florence. Colo.
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For Attorney General.

FRANK J. BAKER, Prohibition
Postofiice address, residence and place
of business, Colorado Springs, Colo
Ii. j. BRIMBLE, Socialist L. bo
Postofice address, Florence: residence,
Florence, Colo; place of business, Will
iamsburg, Colo
NATHAN c. MILLER, Republican
Postofiice address, Colorado State Ma
tional Bank bldg, Durango, Colo; resi-
dence, Durango, Colo: place of business,
Colo. State Natl Bank Bldg, Durango,
Colo.
CHARLES C. POST, People s-Post-
Office address, Denver, Colo; residence
and place Of bushes, Georgetown. Colo.
JOHN G. SCHWEIGERT, Democrat
ic-Postoffice address, residence and
place of business, Westclitfe, Colo.
CARLE WHITEHEADS Socialist-P Post
office address, Denver; residence 1925
East 10th Ave; place of business, s27 f.
Il c. bldg.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-11-01
For Lieutenant Governor.

THOMAS ANNEAR, Democratic and
People's-Postoffice address, residence
and place OF business, Silverton, Colo.
WARREN A. HAGGOTT, Republic
an-Postofiice address, residence and
place OF business, Idaho Springs, Colo.
J. NJ. NOLAN, Socialist Labor-Post-
office address, Bald Mountain.
ROYAL A. SOUTHWORTH, Social
Postotiice address, Denver Colo;
residence. 3024 So. Lincoln; place of
business, 420 Charles Bldg.
RIA. N. WILSON, Prohibition Post
office address, residence and place of
business, No. 3 block II, Pueblo, Colo
For Secretary of State.
JAMES COWIE, Republican--Pos
Office address, 1884 Pearl street, Boulder,
Colo; residence, T03 Pine street, Boul-
der, Colo; place of business. 1894 Pearl
street, Boulder, Colo.
HORACE w. HAVENS, Democratic
Postoffice address and residence, Lead
vile, Colo; place of business, State
House. Denver, Colo.
DAVID MILLS, People's-Postofiic
address, Denver, Colo; residence, "a w.
DytrS StFtet, place. vi DuSiHeSS, b-%
Equitable building, Denver, Colo.
CHARLES II. NORRIS, Socialist
Postoffice address. residence and place
OF business, Buena Vista.
ANDREW GILMAN. Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Denver; residence.
328 Tenth street; place OF business, 100
18th street.
REV. w. G. TEMPLETON, Prohibi-
bition-Postofice address, residence and
place OF business, Colorado Springs, Colo.
For State Treasurer.
GEORGE r. ARNOLD, Socialist
Postoffice address, residence and place of
business, Golden.
JAMES n. CARLILE, Democratic
Postoffice address, residence and place
OF business, Pueblo, Colo.
LOUIS GEBHARDT, Socialist Labor
-Postofflce address, Victor; residence,
207 So. Second st.
JAMES L. HURT, People's-Post.
Office address residence and place OF
business, Center, Colo.
MARY E, MILLER, Prohibition
Postoffice address, residence and place
OF business, Lafayette, Colo.
WHITNEY NEWTON, Republican
Postoffice address, Fourth and Court
Pueblo, Colo; residence, Eleveth and
Court, Pueblo, Colo; place of business
Fourth and Court, Pueblo, Colo.
For Auditor of State.
WILLIAM NJ. ASH, Socialist-Post
Office address, residence and place OF bus
mess, Delta.
FRANK G. CHAMBERLAIN, Prohi
bition-Postoffice address, residence and
place Of business, Colorado Springs
Colo.
CHARLES II, CHASE, Socialist la
bor-Postohice address, Denver; resi-
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OFFICIAL LIST OF NOMINATIONS TO OFFICE
# Colorado, Fremont County, ss:

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For Representative in the LVlIl
Congress, at Large.

ALVA ADAMS, Democratic Post
Office address, Pueblo, Colorado; resi-
denc, Broadway and Evans streets, Pu-
eblo, Colo; place Of business, Pueblo,
Colo.
FRANKLIN f. BROOKS, Republi
-Postoffice address, room go Bank
building, Colorado Springs, Colo: resi-
dence, 1924 N. Nevada avenue, Colorado
Springs, Colo; place Of business, room
so Bank building. Colorado Springs,
Colo.
ROBERT E. FITZPATRICK, Social
list Labor-Postofiice address, Victor;
place of business, p. o. box 555.
IDA CROUCH HAZLETT, Socialist
-Postoffice address, residence and place
Of business, Victor.
ROBERT II. NORTHCOTT, Peoples
-Postoffice address, residence and place
OF business Akron, Colo.
MILO STARK, Prohibitionist--Pos
office address, residence and place OF
business. Cripple Creek, Colo.
For Representative in the LVlIl
Congress. Second Congrcssion-
al District.
JOHN C BELL, Democratic and Peo-
ple's-Postoffice address. residence and
place OF business Montrose, Colo.
WYATT +. FARRAR, Socialist--Post-
Office address and residence, Carbondale,
Colo.
HERSCHEL M. HOGG, Republican
Postofiice address, residence and place
of business, Telluride, Colo.
j. B. LISTER, Prohibitionist-Po
office address, residence and place Of
business, Pueblo, Colo.
For Governor.
/. A. KNIGHT, Socialist Labor-Post-
Office address, Pueblo; residence, l1l2 Il.
River street; place Of business, corner Of
Union and Grand avenues.
FRANK w. OVERS. People Post
Office address, Denver, Colo residence,
Leadville, Colo; place OF business Fifth
Judicial district Of Colorado, Prin. Office,
Leadville, Colo.
JAMES II. PEABODY, Republican
Postoffice address and residence, iu3
River street, Canon City Colo; place OF
business, Main and Fourth streets, Can
on City, Colo.
JOHN G. PROVOST, Socialist-Po
Office address, Cripple Creek; residence,
3l2 Carr avenue; place OF business, l07
s. First street.
OTTO A. REINHARDT, Prohibition
-Postoffice address, COZ Mack block,
Denver, Colo; residence. 1920 Marion,
Denver, Colo; place of business. 6O7
Mack block, Denver, Colo.
EDWARD C. STIMSON, Democratic
--Postoffice address, Colorado Springs,
Colo; residence 1873 Giddings building
Colorado Springs, Colo ; place Of bust.
ness, Colorado Springs, Colo.
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For Representative of Fourteenth
General Assembly for Counties
OF Chaffee and Fremont.

CHARLES A. CHAMBERLAIN, Re
publican-Postotiice address, residence
and place OF business, Salida, Colo.
II. s. TOMPkINS, Democratic and
People s-Postotfice address, residence
and place of business, Buena Vista, Colo.
ROBERT WILSON, Socialist-Post-
Office address, Salida, Colo; residence,
Cor. llth. St, Salida, Colo; place of bus.
mess, Salida, Colo,
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For Superintendent Of Public In
struction.

ANNA b. BRANDT, Republican,
Postotiice address, Cripple Creek, Colo;
Bennett Ave, Cripple Creek, Colo.
HELEN l.. GRENFELL, Democratic
and Peoples Postofiice address and
residence, Black Hawk, Colo; place OF
business, State House, Denver, Colo
ANNA c. PARROT, Socialist-Post.
Office address, residence and place of
business, Goldfield, Colo
MAY II. SANDERS, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Grand Junction; resi-
dence, 35s Ouray Ave.
JAMES X. WYLIE, Prohibition
Postoftice address, residence and place
of business, 345 S. Pearl Denver, Colo.