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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-02

Lieut.. A. j. Dougherty, Twenty
eighth U. s. Infantry, whose article on
the dry canteen in the Nation, was re-
published in yesterdays Advertiser. is
a son-in-law of Mrs. Julia Along. He
and his wife, formerly Miss Martha
Along. now reside in the island of Luz
ION, P. /.
s&S&sys
on Saturday, August %, in Progress
Hail the ladies of the Pacific Rebekah
Lodge will give a dramatic entertain
mont to be followed by a social and
dance. The committee in charge is
hard at work and an effort is being
wade to make this one of the largest
events yet undertaken.
1888
AIRS. W. Fl. Whiting tnee Afong) IS
e.rpected to arrive in Honolulu the lat
r,~ert of September from San Fran
cjseo 20 join Capt. Whiting. .. s n.
n-ro has Just assumed command OF ths
nc-D.a!u Naval Station.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-02

The new tennis court at tne for
residence is popular reiloeA
the lovers of the game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-02
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MUSIC.
Program Which Will Be Rendered at
the Capitol Grounds.

PART T.
The Old Hundred.
Overture. Don Giovanni. -.-..-..----- N ozart
PoIonaise In Festal Array ..........f aust
Selection. Lucrezia Borgia ...... Donizetu
Vocal Selection, -Four Hawaiian songs
PART II.
"Reminiscences of All Nations Godfrey
r,,,a rrta Holy city ..... Adams
Andante, Fifth Symphony 49,. Beethoven
Selection. Popular Melodies .-....-. Luders
The Star Spangied Banner
The Band will play this Saturday after
noon at the baseball game at Punahon-
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p. o. BOX sss.

COMMON DRAY, $500 per day.
LARGE DRAY, $500 per day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


! We hereby announce ourselves as candl-
| dates for aldermen OF the city of Houston
OF our respective wards, subject. TO tho
| action or tho democratic primaries, aud
! hereby declare ourselves IN favor Of the
| following platform:
| /. We favor municipal ownership OF all
/ public utilities, and especially favor the
| city owning and operating It's own water
| works and light plant
! : We favor pnblc improvements.
q, We favor q strict enforcement of all
| contracts entered into by the city.
4 We favor creating a sinking fund sut'
hCient to. care for bonds at maturity,
a5. We fayor , ,h@t in Eranting iraneh's g..
same aud her rights well guarded and pro-
tcrtcd,
&. We favor the encouragement of manu-.
I. We favor union wages and union
hours
9. We favor an efficient Are and police
d We favor the city making such proyi-
eions as are necessary for the public
schools OF the city, 10 meet their pecuniary
obligations HS same mature and the lay
ing aside Of certain percentage OF the
Cttys revenue for their malhtenanne ana
10 We favor the administration of tho
AFFAIRS OF the city Ia an economical aud
bu4incss-likc manner
first Ward w j. KohhauF. Henry
second ward.-FeliI schram. James A.
Tih Tid Ward.-G. c. street. Edgar wat
Fourth Ward. Herman I. Keller, II. w,
Tith ward.-Robert l.. Jones, steve N.
Sixth ward.-W. T. wall, j. H. CASTOR.
! hereby lndorse the above platform and
respectfully solicit the people OF Hous-
ton to vote for and support the above NAM
W e""O''"''' 40 o. II. Holt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
"coFFEE HEARTS,"
More Frequent Than Tobacco Hearts.

More Frequent Than Tobacco Hearts.
Coffee drinking frequently affects the
heart and many cases Of heart trouble are
relieved or entirely cured by leaving on
coffee and taking on Postum Food Coffee.
good illustration Is that Of a lady who
saws: II was troubled for many years with
my heart and at times would become IN
conscious. The children have many times
run for the neighbors 10 come In and re
store me by putting my feet In hot water
and rubbing me.
Or. Short frequently told me that coffee
was poison 10 me and was really the
cause OF my weak heart could not do
without the coffee though, but finally the
doctor told me II was certain death II
dld not give It up. This was about i've
years ago and / changed from coffee TO
Postum Food Coffee. My heart trouble
gradually disappeared and now / am en-
tlrely well. have never used a particle OF
coffee since my first Gun OF Postum.
II gave 4 little Postum TO a lady friend
one day 10 take home and try. She re.
ported hat she did not like It at all. /
found she boiled II only 1--WE minutes, 70 ]
gave her some more and told her to boil II
20 minutes. That was different. She has
been using Postum new a long time.
1T cured her daughter Of liver trouble.
restored her fresh. pretty complexion and
cured the mother from headaches from
which she suffered severely" Mrs NJ
Douglass. 607 Plum St.. Elkhsrt, Ind
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

ing about s o'clock the drilers at the At.
lantic and Pacific we'll began ballng on the
well and balled It out about six times when
they stopped until o'clock this evening to
give the execursionists chance to see the
gush. Aud then again at about 2 o'clock
they began bailipg and after seven or eight
dips Of the bucket the How OF oil began and
kept getting stronger and higher until II
went to the top ana some feet above the
derrick, when the drillers shut IL on There
were fully 400 people present to witness tho
performance Expert oil men came fronS
ether fields to be convinced that 1t was a
real susher and others to see what they
could do towards buylug lands The drill.
cts opened mp again and 1t gushed IN about
fifty feet over the top OF the derrick.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CAMERON Mrs. VOC WIS thrown from
hor buggy by runway horse ANA badly
hurt
sWrny1LLp The stockholders Of the
SmthrIlo Oh Min company have declared
% 20 per cent dividend
UIlLsRORO The Pastors union has
started an agitation for a sthctcr ohsery.
ancr of be SUNDAY law.
CLEBURNE-A now bank with capi.
talizatjon Of Sl0o,nuO has been organized
by Mr. Culo Sells ~ Nmton, Iowa.
CORSiCASA.--lt has been decided 10
hold % local option election IN Navarro
county SOME time during tho summer.
DENTON w NJ Waller was awarded
Judgment OF $1,000 against the Missouri,
K0usas and Texas in the district court.
mNrsTEAD claude McCuIoch was
convicted in the district court for bur
glary and given two yenrs 80 the peniten-
larv
NAvASOTA. An arteslan we'll has been
brought IN ON the Il. A. Saugstcr place II
Il 80 fnot dccp and has n flow OF twenty
five gallons per minute.
HAsKELL.-. The Frisco hns asked 10.
mus OF S5Ou0o from this town. There hive
boon -rycul mass meetings. but so far
nothing hos been accomplished.
CALVERT Confederate veterans from
ali pgrt4 ~ Robertson and adjoining coun-
ties were here IN listen 10 General Gordon
lecture. II was almost holiday
BRYAN.-The crime for which the negro
Unys was given life sentence was the
murder of an aged negro named Fred Mcl-
ton. Hays entered plea Of guilty.
SAN AUGUSTINE.- Felix Holman was
shot and Killed about four miles west o.
this place In a difficulty Several shots
were nred Both parties were negroes,
CORsICANA.-A 13-ycHr-old colorod boy
named MatWcks was seriously injured by
being hit on the head with brick Chances
FOR recovery are slim. No arrests made
yet
BRYAN. The annual reunion ~ the sur
viy0rs Of Hoods famous Texas brigade Will
he held here on June ~ and 2S Prepara
tons have already begun TO give the old
veterans royal time.
RATCLIFF.- Eastern Texas railroad
hos about completed the grading % the
town OF Kenuard They are building about
three miles from this postofhce and VIII
soon begin laying steel
DALLAs.-Mrs. Thomas Mather dlscov-
cred that the home OF her brother was on
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Grc picked up n child and rushed Into
the street, where she fell dead. The loss
by the hrc was slight
ENNIS Evangelist George Stuart viii
arrive here this week 20 conduct two
weeks protrncled meeting large tent
has hcen erected with scatng capacity
OF 1000 10 accommodate the crowds which
VIII attend.
NICTOWIA--At Monday nights meeting
uf the city council the wnter works com
mittce WINS Instructed to obtain estimates
us 10 the cost OF substituting Beaumont
Oh for wood as fuel at he water works
plant also the approximate saving.
LONGVlEW -- Lewis Suoman. a negro
under sentence Of twenty years for murder,
has been brought here FOR safe keeping,
an attempt having been made 10 lihcratc
him from the Pamela county jall Mt Chr
thuge. lie escaped fran the jail here last
December and was only recently captured.
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smlthullle looal Nema-

SmitHyie, Tcxas, March 2o-Thc opera
house wns packed TO IFS fullest capacity
yesterday afternoon 10 witness the old Nd
dlrrs contest gotten up by Mr.. j. Fischer
NJ this city II G.. Jones was awarded the
FIRST prize, n gold medal and $40, and Sid
Estcrllng the second prize, silver medal
and 50.
Mr.. IA Dwycr has sold out his restaurant
10 Lowery 81 Assiter who took charge to-
day.
H. H. Eaglcston is feeding several cars
Of beeycs which he viii ship to the ST..
Louis market soon
Captain S. Albert will lecture at the
opera house the 22d under the auspices OF
the Masonic lodge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Express Service Over the o. and N. W..
Arranged.

Express Service Over the o. and N. w.
Arranged
Orange, Texas, March 2O.-Assistant su.
perlntendent Mckenzie Of the Welis-Fareo
Express company was in Orange today and
completed arrangements for an express
service over the Orange and Northwestern
railroad. The express company will estab
lish new office In this city at an early
date and will add 70 their facilities FOL
handling the express matter in and out Of
Orange.
L. f. Daniels, civil engineer from Beau
mont was here today arranging to begin
the work OF extending the big irrigatina
canal Of the Orange County Irrigation
company. The present canal will be -
tended sufficiently 10 water several thou
sand acres more rice than last wear.
Mr.. James Homer, one Of the Target
holders az nce mill property IN the Caro-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
The SOUR LAKE WELL TESTED.
Sent Four-lnch Stream of Oil Fifty Feet
Above the Top of the Derrick.

Sour Lake, Texas, March 2o-The Allan.
Tic ana Pacific well at Sour Lake was test.
cd twice today. The first test was witness.
ca by large crowd OF visitors. After bail.
ing several times, the well spouted q little
over the top OF the derrick, but was i'm.
m,diateiy shut of by the drilers, the test
lasting only minute or less. All present
expressed themselves disappointed. as II
had been publicly stated the test would
sno" What the well could do. Over half
tne crowd had left the grounds when the
second test was made. Without battling.
ana as soon as the valve was opened the
wen spouted twenty or thirty feet above
the derrick a solid four-lnch stream OF oil.
Sour Lake, Texas. March 20.--Thls morn
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Murder Case Continued.

Beaumont. Texas, March 2O.-Thc case Of
win Smith, charged with the murder OF
JEFF Wilkcrson, was called today in the
district court The defendants ATTORNEYS
moved that the indictment be quaShed on
lhc ground that II charges Smith with hav.
ing killed. one person by shooting at n PR
son with a different name. and that Il did
not allcgc an offense against the state The
court oycrWled The motion, but the state
announced thar Important witnesses were
absent and asked for q continuance. The
case went over ia the next ,erm Of court
and tho special Venre Of ninety men was
dismissed
The killing Of WilkerSon took place on
last Christmas eve at tho rear Of n Crockett
street saloon. Wllkerson WIS n swtchm0n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Members Of the Business League Told
OF Worlds Fair Plans.

OF Worlds Fair Plans.
Galveston, Texas, March 20,-Touis J..
WORKMAN OF Austin was in the city today
ANA met with representatives OF the Calves
ton chamber Of commerce and also the Gal.
weston business league for the purpose Of
discussing matters relative to the Texas
exhibition at the St. Louis Worlds Fair:
The discussion was Of a general nature ana
no definite result was accomplished
A regular weekly schooner service Is 70
he inaugurated between Galveston ana cor
puS Christi some time in May By L. Herr
mann OF this city. There viii he two
schouners IN the service and they VIII ne
provided with gasoline engines enan .,.5
them 10 proceed against adverse Winas
when such are met with. With these en-
gnes the schooners can make the TRIP rom .
Galveston 20 Corpus Christi In twenty TOUR
hours under Ordinsry conditions.
At a meeting Of the Jefferson Democratic
club held recently II was voted thaL th,
treasurer be instructed to invest 500 OF
the funds Of the club IN the proposed seN
wall bonds Individual members then snp'
ageF OF the bond committee mas now 20.
ccIved subscriptions OF the total amount
$500 from the club. rp,.or,
The directors OF the Rosenberg Library
association have been holding dhilE lntet
inss recently cndeavOring 10 deIeI Lhihe
what 10 do IN reference 10 the contrary ~
the library building. As has been pI,e.loGi,
" mentioned IN The Post, all the hids orr
lnalIy submitted have been rejeetel on z.
count ~ Inc fact that they were all above
Inc amount allowed for the constructor, ~
tho building $4,000. II IS likely lnhs ~
matter Will be adjusted within re" uaFs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
JUDGE Reanan,s Condition

Palestine, Texas, March 20.-Desplte the
report that the condition Of Judge Reagan
is dangerous, he is improving and has had
no bad symptoms for several days There
has been decided improvement In his
condition every day for the last week and
today he is resting well, having SAB up a
good part Of the day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Lookinn Over the Route.

Beaumont, Texas, March 2o.-Gcneral
Agent Horace Booth of the international
and Grent Northern railway, with head
quarters at Houston, and MIR John b
Goodhuc OF this city are now looking over
prospective route for the bringing Of that
railroad 10 Beaumont. They have cX-
amlncd the country pretty thoroughly be-
tween Beaumont and Sour Lake ana are
now on the other side Of the latter place
They are expected to return to Beaumont
InnnrrnW nlphf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
WeIIs-Earno Officers.

Beaumont Texas, March 20.-The local
office of the Wells-FarGo Express company
which has been short Of men since tho
boom began, has added two new clerks and
one new driver and is Just completing an
addition to the office. The company now
Atkinson has received some silver medals
IN neat leather cases 10 be given to en-
ployes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

Where can you invest money more profit
ably than by buying a bottle OF Prckly Ash
Bittcrs-you get four for one. Kidney
medicine, a liver tonic stomach strength
ener and bowel cleanser -Four medicines
for one dollar. Capitol Pharmacy, 517 Mctn
street; Abbott Cockrell & Co., COZ Main
street; A + Kiesling, 500 Main street,
special agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

Kountze. Texas, March 2o-There was
another blowout in the Hooks well No. .
at Saratoga this afternoon, mud, sand and
water being sent seventy feet over the
derrick II Is now regarded ms being near
" certain that the well will he fine propo-
sltlon when it Is finally brought in.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
J. A, Carey, Judge r. q. Brooks, Frank
frost aud Jack Ennis.

J. A, Carey. Judge r. e. Brooks. Frank
frost and Jack Ennis.
~
The Thompson Hill oil Development com
pany expects to bring in a ,gusher Saturday
and the following representatives of the
company arrived ia Beaumont this morn.
ing to SEQ the well cone in j. f. Thomp
son, president, of Forest City, Iowa: Rod.
ney Hill secretary aud treasurer, OF Britt
Iowa, Colonel r. NJ. Thompson, general
superintendent, Of Rock Rapids, Iowa, and
j. 9. LuniCer, assistant general superin.
tenuent of EstheWille, Iowa.
: ~
Following are the sales on the oil ev-
change.
Analo-Ancrlcan, 5000 shares at &c, 10000
shgres at 9ltc.
Bccks sharp 1000 shares at 3Nc.
Fort Worth, 1900 shares at Slsc.
Haywood 1 shares at $50.
Independence. 1900 shares at 3Iac; 1908
shares a. 3ip
Lucky Dime loo shares at &c.
Texas Western, 100 shares at 81 4J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Schooner silas Wreoked.

Rockport, Texas, March 2o.-'Che schooner
Suas Captain Johnson, bound from Gal
weston to Brownsville with a cargo Of OIL
was wrecked on the south shore Of Arkansas
bar last night. The crew reached shore
safely Most Of the cargo was saved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

! hereby announce myself as a candls
date for the office Of chief OF police, suo-
ject TO action OF the democratic primaries,
John w. Howard,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

hereby announce myself as n candidate
for the Office OF chief Of police. subject to
the action Of the democratic primaries.
4 NJ Raw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Foa MAYOR.

At the solicitation of a large number OF
the citizens Of Houston, hereby announce
myself a candidate for the offlce OF Mayor
subject to the democratic primaries.
o. Il. Holt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Notice Registration

Preston street Side de- Of old az msrke Et0u''Ons
III nne cn.ee OF the registrar for the rcgistra-
no, uon q the legally qualified voters OF Hous.
I'm d aor tne eity election to be held on the
cofdlng 70 Law, Tuesday, March 4, nj 8 n.
M, ana u VIII continue to be omen for the
e esis t,s, q the legally qualified voters
cIuded from c9sns e.n days. Sundays ex-
D. m or each day, and no longer
.o ~ De entltled 60 register, every male per-
s sSn mus mIus} be u years OF age by the day OF
the United States, and must have resided
IA the state one year next preceding fhe
election, and the last six months In the civ
OF Houston; He must furnish the regis.
number OF the wnrd, the name Of the street
on which he lives, and the humber OF Inc
house In which he resides
Voters must register in person. and not
psupers supported By the county S all pss
sons convicted Of felony not restored to
the right Of Suffrage by the governor, and
all soldiers, mariners and seamen In the
army or navy Of the United States are not
allowed e, register. No previous registra-
ton certificates VIII be accepted at the
election FOR which this registration N held.
Under the law, .all persons applying to vote
IN the city OF Houston must he registered
hfst ana nave the registrars certificate Is
sued before they can vote. and every male
person or foreign birth. SUBJECT to none ~
the disqnalihcatiOns aforesaid. who. Mt any
time before an election, shall have declared
ms intention y become citizen OF the
united states, In accordance With the Fed
crNl nqturl llZatlun laws. and shall have re-
SIDED IN this state ono year next proceed
ing such election, and the last six months
IN the county In which he offers 10 vote
shall also be deemed qualified voter.
Registrar OF city OF Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post Il authorized TO announce Or.
W. NJ. Brumby a. candidate for City
Health Officer subject to thu action Of
the democratic primaries
hereby announce myself as d candidate
for henith officer. subject 10 the action OF
'D' U''''N' 49, j. G. Boyd, NJ. d.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

am a candidate for alderman Of tina
Second ward. subject to the action % the
democratic primaries. and Respectfully So
n'i' your support c. Ed settsgass.
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CITY ASSESSOR.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for reelection to the office Of city assessor
and collector, subject to the action of the
democratic primaries.
James p. Welsh.
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hereby announce rs n candidate for
chief OF police, subject to the action OF the
democratic primaries.
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CITY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as candidate
Tor reelection 10 the office OF city treas.
urer, subject to the action Of the demo-
cratic primaries. A A. Szabo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
CITY ATTORNEY.

I hereby Announce myself as a candidate
fnr tho ohire OF city attorney, subject to
the action Of the democratic dsy primaries.
Ingham $. Roberts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

The Post is authorized to announce J. n.
Me as q candidate for chief Of police, sub
jcct 10 the action OF the democratic prl-
MaIics,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
CHIEF OF POLICE.

hereby announce as candidate fog
Chief OF Police, subject to action Of the
democratic primaries. Geo. ElNs.
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hereby announce as a candidate for
chief OF Police, subject 20 action Of the
democratic primaries. j. q. Biuckburn.
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At the solicitation OF my many friends
who have contributed to my announcement
fund, announce myself as u candidate foe
reelection to the office OF city attorney,
subject TO the action OF the democratic
primaries. Joe NJ. sam.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
POLITICS AT BEAUMONT
CITY CAMPAIGN HAS BECOME A
VERY LIVELY AFFAIR.
The Will Smith Murder Case Was Con-
tinued by the State--Death Of
Samuel r. Keen.

Beaumont Texas. March 20-The muui-
clpal campaign becomes quite interesting
az the election approaches. AT present most
Of the interest centcrs In the mayors race,
In which there are two contcstants-T w.
Shepherd and r. H. Langham. The race
for city attorney is attracting consides able
notice, however with four or hve canii
dates in the field. Meetings are held two
or three times week, at which speeches
are made by the various candidates
Death OF Samuel r. Keen.
Beaumont, Texas. March 2O.-Mr. Samuel
Il. Keen, aged % years, died at 10 o'clock
this morning at his residence on Main
street Mr. Keen was IN only few DAYS
aud his death was caused be pneumonia.
Deceased came to Beaumont from New Or
leans about fifteen years ago to accept a
position in tho private bank of Mr.. V.
Wess and has since that time been In MI.
WicsS' employ. acting rs bookkccpgf and
confidential clerk since Mr.. Wiess dlsCon-
tiuuud a banking business His death re.
for the welfare Of the town lie had made
his home. He leaves a wife and three
children one son being at New Orleans.
another mt leesyllc, La, and the third, n
small boy at home,
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning from the residence, the
tntcrmcnt being at Magnolia cemetery.
Mr. Keen was a Knight Of Pythns and
an Odd Fellow.
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an nIsralcr Elk

FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
I hereby announce myself IS Z candidate
for the office Of district clerk, suDlecE 70 40
john b. ABAe.
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STREET COMMISSIONER.

hereby announce as candidate for the
office OF Street Commissioners. subject 10
the action Of the democratic primaries.
Jack Kennedy.
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/ hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office Of city attorney, subject to
the action Of the democratic primaries.
r. II. Stone.