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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
OFFICIAL COUNT
! IS COMPLETED
FOR CONGRESS, CIRCUIT AND
COMMON PLEAS JUDGES.
Voorhees, Carried Only Five Counties
Out Of the Fifteen In the
District.

The Board of Deputy State Super
visors of Elections completed the OFF,
clal count on congressman, circuit
judge and common pleas judge FRI
day morning. AS this is the largest
county in the judicial circuit and con-
gressional and common pleas court
districts. the official canvass devolved
upon the local board.
The figures show that Judge Voor-
'hees only carried Ave counties out OF
the fifteen which compose the Fifth
judicial circuit and he is defeated by
15,407. His defeat makes the circuit
court for this circuit stand two Re-
publicans to one Democrat
Following are the official figures
from the various counties on congress
man and circuit Judge:
FOR CONGRESS.
Columbiana-Kennedy, R., 11,431;
Foley, D.. 4,3O3; Smith, Pro, 952;
Jenkins, Soc. 430.
Mahoning-Kennedy, R., 10,2O4;
Foley, D., 1859; Smith, Pro-, $50;
Jenkins, Soc.. LAO.
Stark-Kennedy. r., 1904; Foley
D., 1910; Smith, Pro-, 529; jenkins
Soc. 652.
Totals--Kennedy, r.. 36.939; Foley
D., 16,472; Smith, Pro-, 1861; Jenkins
Soc, 2.522.
Kennedy's plurality, 20,467.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Acknowledgment, r., 2,677; Voor
hees, d., 3,133; Affolter, Soc, 20.
Coshocton-Taggart, r., 3,462; Voor
hees, D.. 1855; Affolter, Soc, 62.
acknowledgment, r., 4.129; Voor
hees, D., 1858; Affolter, Soc, So
Fairfield-Taggart, r., 4,O64; Voor
hees. D., 1895; Affolter, %.
Holmes-Taggat, r.. 1.374; voor
hees, d., $500; Affolter, Soc, %.
Licking-Taggart, r., 6,721; Voor
hees, d., GIGS; Affolter, Soc. 219.
4 Knox-Taggart. R.. 4,06o; Voor
hees, D., 3,24S: Affolter. Soc, 95.
Morgan-Taggart, r.. 2.525; Voor
hees, D., 1897; Affolter. Soc, 12.
Morrow-Taggart, R., 2,52S; Voor
hees. D.. 1920; Affolter. Soc, "a.
Muskingum-Taggart, r., 7,443
Voorhees,, d., STA; Affolter, Soc. 19(
Perry-Taggart, R.. 4,768; Voor
hees. D., 1904; Affolter, Soc, LAG.
Acknowledgment, r.. 5.511; VooI
hees, d., 5,525; Affolter, Soc, 213.
Stark-Taggart. R., 1925; Vool
hees, D., 743s;. Affolter. Soc, 62s.
AZ TuscaraWas-Tagg r., 7,04s
'l'voorhees, d., 5,215; Affolter, Soc, 3S
Wayne-Taggart, H., 4,915; Voor
3, hees, D., 4,222; Affolter, Soc, Ga.
Totals-Taggart, R., 76,443; Vool
y hees, D., 61,036; Affolter. Soc, 2,171.
Taggart's plurality, 15,407.
For common pleas judge there we
}. no Democratic candidate running
the district against Judge Hole. TT
$ official vote for the district is Hol
R., 29,6O2; Snediker, Pro. 1900. Hole
plurality, 2i.S02.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
naces." His paper brought forth dis

naces." His paper brought forth dis
cussion.
j. e, Bell, of Barberton. gave dis
sertation on Notes on Boiler Tests"
and w. T. ,Magruder Of Columbus read
paper on Gas Engines in Power
Plants"
The program for this afternoons
session is as follows.
Electrically driven Chapman Valves,
Herbert e. Stone. mechanical engineer.
Cambridge, Mass; The Modern Steam
Fire Engine. F. F. Loomis, mechanical
engineer Akron fire department, Ak
ron. o.: annual election Of officers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
THE ENGINEERS IN
ANNUAL MEETING
MEMBERS FROM NORTHEASTERN
OHIO AND WESTERN
-g-.. Pennsylvania. g. ...
Many Interesting Papers Read-Ses
sion Closes Tonight With
Election Of OFFICERS.

The ninth annual meeting OF the
Ohio Society of Mechanical, Electro
cal and Steam Engineers ib being
held at the city hall In the mayors
court room. The members consist OF
engineers from northeastern Ohio and
northwestern Pennsylvania and they
arrived here yesterday morning. They
were in session yesterday in the morn
ing, afternoon and evening. They will
conclude their meeting today A ses-
sion will be held this morning and
this afternoon the annual election Of
officers will take place. ~
YESTERDAY MORNINGS SESSION.
The meeting was called to order by
President r. H. Probert, OF Akron,
about $3.50 o'clock. A short business
meeting Of the council was first in or
der, after which the entire society
Joined in a business session. At this
session the reports Of the secretary and
treasurer were heard. They showed
that the society is in healthy condi-
ton, financial and otherwise. and that
the membersh Is increasing. Presi-
dent Proberi delivered a short address,
setting forth the objects and aims OF
the organisation and telling Of the
good that had already been accom-
plished. =
The names Of about thirty appli-
cants for membership were received
at the morning session and these will
be acted upon before the meeting
closes. It is expected that about 81
members will attend these sessions.
Those present at the first session
were: Robert J. Beckley, Canton; ]
Fred Boughton, Boston. o.; Thomas
Boylan, Canton; J. p. Brown, Mans
field; James L. Butler. Akron; Irt
Cameron, Canton; William Davis
Sheridansville, Pa; Joseph Ebright
GAINESVILLE; Henry G. Fashbaugh. Co
lumbiana; Ezra Fawcett. Alliance
Andrew Fritz, Akron; Martin ]. Ho
gan. Canton; Henry Jackson. Steu
benville; John Lux. Canton; CorwiI
J. Miller, Canton; Elmer e. Miller
Canton; Phil Il. Moock, Pittsburg
Louis B. Ohligen Car ton; Otto c.
Pillochody, steubenville; Richard H
Probert. Akron; Oscar r. Rabbe, To
ledo; u. 8. Reeves, Canton; w. D
Theobaid. Canton; George s. Tonner
Canton; N. d. Travis. Canton.
Yesterday afternoon after adjourn
ment they visited the Dueber- Hamp
den watch works. This morning the,
will 90 to Massillon over the Canton
Massillon electric railway to visit tn
Russell Engine company's works.
EVENING SESSION.
There was good attendance pres
ent. every chair being filled. Arthu
l.. Strickland. Of Youngstown. o.. rea
an interesting paper on Heavy Dut
Engine Service In a Modern Steel
Plant" Discussion followed after
warda M. e. McCracken. Of Colum
bus. read paper on "Roilers and Fun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22

Sneak Thieves at High School.
Sneak thieves have again commenc.
ed work in the high school building
Overcoats, books and other articles
are missing. Watch is being kept
upon suspects and It is probable that
some one will suffer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
Missouri's Oldest Man Dead.

CRANKY. Mo, Nov. 1S.-Dr H. H.
Woods. probably tho oldest man in
Missouri, Is dead at the age of 104
years. DR.. Woods has been a practic-
ing physician In CRANKY over so years.
He left fortune of over quarter of
a million. DIR. Woods was prejudiced
against banks and never allowed a
banking institution to handle a dol
lar of his fortune
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
Was Cousin of Andrew jackson.

Lincoln. Neb., Noy. 18 Edward
Burt Fairfield. who was chancellor Of
the Nebraska university 30 years ago
died today at Emberlin, O.. aged SO.
He was native of Virginia. cousin
of Andrew Jackson and one of the
founders Of the Republican party. He
served as United States consul at
Lyons. France. during the Harrison
administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
Brakeman Killed.

Ashtabula, Nov. 1S.-Jos. s. Knaga.
for upwards Of 80 years past employed
as railroad brakeman In this city.
was killed this morning by yard en-
gtne while going to his work. He
leaves wido-' and four grown chill
dren.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22

and Sandusky division was arrested
in the village Of Vermillion for vio-
lating the speed ordinance. He was
fined $40 and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
For Violating Speed Ordinance.

Lorain, Nov. 1S.-While in charge
of one of the Lake Shore Electric cars
Superintendent Burg of the Cleveland
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
STATE LEVY.


Taxes
First half PAYABLE between October and December 90
Taxes become lien property the day preceding the
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21
TELEeRAMY ZAGRANlCZNE

-Brazylia Peru zgodziiy sic ma zafat-
wienie sporu granicznego przez sad polu-
bowny.
Harold T. Clarke, syn milionera San
Francisco zgraf sic W Monte Carlo odebraf
sobie zycie.
-Rzad serbski postanowif rozebrac pa
lac, kt6rym zamordowano kr6la Alex
sandra kr6lowa Drage.
We Winnipeg, Kanadzie, spalif sig
spichrz. W kt6rym znajdowafo sic die.
wiec milion6w buszii pszenicy.
-Cesarz Franciszek J6zef nadaf hrabi-
ME Chotek, zonie nastepcy tronu austrya-
ckiego, tytuf ksieznej Hohenberg.
Ma wyspie Mafgorzaty ma Dunaju I'd.
busie napadli smiertelnie ranili S3-letnie-
go hrabiego Ziohy, czfonka austryackiej
izby panow.
Rad wegiel ski zezwolif ma urzadzanie
W kraju walk byk6w. w wielu miastaoh
przystapiono do budowy specyalnych cyr-
k6w, ktorych beda dawane te krwawe
widowiska.
-Amery ykanski posef W Paryzu, Potter,
powr6cif 2 podr6zy po archipelago gre.
ckim. Kr6l grecki przyjai p. Pottera j jegc
zone ma posfuchanie i daf mu okret dwor.
ski do dyspozycyi.
Ma oddziai wojska amerykahskiegc
ma Filipinach napedli Morosi. Zgineic
dw6ch porucznikow Is szeregowcow, pie
ciu zo1nierzy odniosfo rany. Wydano roz'
kaz uksrania powstahc6w.
-Gubernator niemiecki donosi z Airy
XII pofudniowo zaohodniej, re oddziaf ME
miecki zfozony % ludzi, ze strata jedne
go zolnierza, pobif Herer0w po Okanka
windi, poiozywszy trupem 81 nieprzyja
ci6f.
w Berlinie "Bank niemiecki" pofa
czyf sic z "Bankiem berlihskim," wobet
czego mniejsze banki beda zmuszone zwi
mac swe interesy, ME mogac wytrzymat
konkurenoyi tym nowym "trustem
bankowym.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

,Operacye wojenne W biezaoym tygodniu
ograniczajs sic do przygotowywah do no.
wei wielkiej bitwy. kt6ra prawdopodobnie
nastspi pod Liao- Yang, gdzie stoja obe-
cnie gl6wne silly armii rosyjskiej.
Oddziafy wywiadowcze obu stron spoty-
kaja sic tn owdzie nieraz przyohodzl DO
strzelaniny, ale zadnego powazniejszego
starcia cd czasu bitwy pod Jalu ME byfo'
Japonozycy posuneli swoja armie poza
Feng- Wang -Cheng, rozdzielili ja ma try
dywizye i-jakby zgineli W g6raoh. Me
pchaja Mosksli naprzod. Podobno tymcza-
sem trzecia armia iaponska posuwa sic cl-
ohaczem Korei prosto ma Mukden, ably
zajsc Moskali ztyfu otoczyc ich pod
Liao- Yangiem.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21
ECHA WOJNY.

Nieufnosc caratu wzgledem najlojalniej-
szych poddanych ujawnia sic przedewszy-
stkiem cenzurze. Do jakiego stopnia
Rad rosyjski obawia sic wszelkiej samo-
dzielnosci swyoh poddanych ma polu ja-
kiejkolwiek dzialalnosci publicznej, widac
z tego, ze nawet kazania pop6w, tych zda.
wa}oby sic najwierniejszych slug tronu,
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

"a murem zabili SO kozak6w. Ma drugi
dzieh Japohczykom posiano pomoo zSeou-
lu, ale zaczem przybyli, juz kozacy uciekii.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

z Wiednia nadchodzi sensaoyjna wiado-
nose, ze kleska Rosyan mad rzeka Jalu
spowodwana byfa przez nihilistow. Gen.
Zasulicz jest podobno bratem Wiery Iasu-
licz, kt6ra W 1878 roku zabifa policmajstra
Trepowa.
-Zanim Japonczycy dostali sic do Dal-
nego, Moskale wysadzili port wszystkie
gf6wniejsze budynki powietrze. Rosya
wyda}a ma zbudowanie tego portu miasta
przeszto 20 milion6w dolarow-i teraz ga
ma musiaia 60 zniszczyc.
Z Toxic donoszs, re wiadomosc, komu-
nikowana zeszfym tygodniu, odnowie-
niu komunikacyi Portem Artura jest ME
prawdziw9. Me wiadomo, CO Moskale
chcieli zyskac przez puszczenie W SWAT te
20 humbugu Ostatni pociag Portu Artu-
ra wydostaf sic 5 maja, a Japonczycy ko-
munikacye przecieli 6 maja.
Rad amerykanski zaproponowaf mo-
carstwom, aby wysiafy swoje okrety wojen-
ne do Niu Czwangu ceiu zapobiezenia
rozruchom lub rabunkom po opuszozeniu
miasta przez Rosyan a pred przybyciem
Japonczykow Propozycye dobrze przyjeto
ZdTdL hllhd WyoAolo oVo onAS'J
Rozruchow zadnych ME by}o.
% gen. Zasuliczu niema zaanych via
domosci. Czy zginaf bitwie? jake po-
woody miafby Rad rosyjski do ukrywania "
tajemnicy smierci tego generate? w ka:
zdym razie jest tenn jakas tajemnica. "
Petersburgu krazy pogfoska, re Zasuliczo
wi dano do zrozumienia, ze udai chorobe
podal sic do dymisyi. Ma jego miejsoe
jest podobno przeznaczony gen. hr. Keller
byiy gubernator Ekaterynosfawia.
Welding urzedowego raportu Japohozy
cy poniesli nastepujace straty przy przej
sciu rzeki Jalu: oficer6w zabitych 81, ran
nych 20; szeregowcow zabitych 100, ran
nych 666; razem SS6. Japohczycy znalezl
ma polu bitwy (oprocz tych. kt6rych Mo
skale zdazyli uprzatnad) 1852 zabitych1
475 rannych, oraz zabrali do niewoli IL;
Rosyan. Zabityoh Rosyan pochowano ho
norami wojennymi We wsp6lnym dole poo
An-Tung. Rosyanom odebrano 70 arma
poInych, 10 wielkich armat oblezniczych
kilka tysiecy karabinow rewolwer6w. u
woz6w transportowych, diva ambulanse
znaczna ilos6 instrumentow kapelowyoh.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

Admiral Skrydiow pojeohai do Wiady-
wostoku objaf komende mad tamtejsza
eskadra.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

W poczatkaoh wo]ny Moskale zareczali,
ze furazu zywnosci dla wojska ME potrze-
bujs przywozio giebi Rosyi, poniewa5u IN ma
miejscu jest az nadto. Zle sic pewnie Mo-
skale obliczyi zapasami miejscowymi,
albowiem juz tersz ceny ma zywnosc sa o
cztery do 10 razy wyzsze, niz byfy po-
ozatku wojny-a nawet po takich wygo-
rowanych cenach ME MONA dostac dosyc,
ably gf6d zaspokoic. Gf6d zmusza zotnierzy
do odiaczania sic mafymi oddzlafaml od
armii rabowania ludnosci po wsiach. Ra-
bunki te usposabiaja ludnoac wrogo dla
Noskali sfychac, re wiesniacy zawiada-
miaja chetnie szpieg6w japonskich miej
scach, ruohach sile Moskali Zachowanie
sic ludnosci wobeo Moskali jest mniej VIE
cej take, jak mas W Polsce wiesniakow
wobec rozgfosnego msciwego bandyty: W
oczy pochlebia sic Moskalom, ale pokrylo-
mu sprowadza ma nioh wojsko japonskie.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21
Wojna Rosyjsko' 'Japohska

NieNIko Rosya, ale Gala Europa pre-.
Iekia sic Japohe1yk6w.
edyby Japohczycy daIej zwycie1aIi, to
PoIska powstanie, podniesie hasio rza.
dow acknowledgement musza runat tro'
ny.
ezy Anglia Ameryka pozwola ma taxa
iotrowska napase ma Japonis, jake ma
nia uczynila Europa po wojnie Z China.
mi2
Przygotowywania do novel wielkiej
bitwy.
6l6d armii rosyjskiej.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

-Japonia. zaoiagnie a drugs pozyezke ma
W przeciagu lat, z procentem po cd sta.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

Austrvacki minister spraw zagranicz-
nyoh. hr. Goluchowski, ktory juz kilka ra-
~ wystepowaf Nv imieniu cafej Europy," !"
" poniedziafek zn6w wystapif W tel samej
roll. Cd czasu zwyciestwa Japonczykow
nod Jalu monarchowie europejscy ME mo-
ga spac spokojnie. Niespokojnymi czyni
ich to, ze ich poddanym ogromnie sic "a
czynaia podobac demokratyczne rzady ja
ponskie; powt6re Polacy zaczynaja sic
STRAIGHTFORWARD do powstania obieouJa je
naprawde zaczac, skoro Rosya zostanie od-
powiednio osfabiona przez Japonie.
Wybrano wiec pana Goluohowskiego,
aby powiedziaf swiatu, czego sobie zycza
monarchowie europejsoy. Odpowiednio 90
tego zwofano Wiedniu narade ministe-
ryalna ma tel "naradzie' p. Gofuchowski
powiedziat. ze Europa musi zazadac Cd
Rosyi j Japonii zawarcia pokoju, albo.
wiem W razie prowadzenia wojny dalej jest
Ottawa, ze azyatyckie ludy zaczna sic O.
swieoac wziac sic moga do sk6ry Euro
pejozyk6w, kt6rzy do. tel pory mogli ion
bezkarnie rabowac. Dalej " razie trwania
woiny powodzen Japonczyk6w osmielaJa
sic zywio1y rewolucyjne W Europie moga
wywoiac "nieporzadek dla prawowitych
rzad6w." Wreszcie Gala Polska wyczekuje
prawie dnia ma dzien hasfa do walki.
Aby vice zapobiedz tym "strasznym" ma
stepstwom, hr Gofuohowski powiada, ze
trzeba sic pospieszyc do zmuszenia stron
voiuiacych do zawarcia pokoju.
Ma iakich warunkaoh ma bye ten poko
zawarty. tego hrabia lie moze powiedziec.
CIV Europa ma powt6rnie wejsc " ugo
de, zeby Rosye osadzic " Chinaoh' Jap9
ME pozbawic korzysci. jake sobie wywa!i
czylap-Czy przeciw Eqrople ME stanlt i
obeonie Anglia Ameryka, ably warunk
pokoju byfy sprawiedliwsze, niz te, 90 kto
ryoh bandyci europejscy zmusili Japonl'
po wojnie ChinamiP
Zobaczymy, CO przysz}osc pokaze.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

Potrzsbny fachowy zscsr, znajacy SIG
ma lamaniu form stawianlu ''job6w."
X A. A. Paryski, Toledo, 0hls.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

Konsul amerykanski Allen Seoulu do
nosi, ze " Andzu 70 Japonczyk6w broni}o
sic przez diva dni, II. 10 IL maja, pre-
civ 500 kozakom. Japonczycy ohronili sic
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

ostrym tonic, ze ME pozwoli nikomu, aby
sic mieszai do jej spraw, re wojne bedzie
prowadzifa dop6ty, az Japonczyk6w IVY
topi'' " morzu. Potem Japohczycy przeszli
przez Jalu strasznie pobili Moskali, CO
ich bute znacznie zmiekczyio, Obecnie CO.
sarz niemiecki podobno pr6buje cara ma
movie do poproszenia o pok6j
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

Po kilku kleskach rosyjskich ma morzu
kr6l angielski pr6bowaf .nakfonic cara do
zawarcia pokoju Japonia. Ma usiiowania
to rosyjska prasa odpowiedziafa " bardzo
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

z Wiednia nadchodzi sensaoyjna wiado-
nose, ze kleska Rosyan mad rzeka Jalu
spowodwana byfa przez nihilistow. Gen.
Zasulicz jest podobno bratem Wiery Iasu-
licz, kt6ra 1878 roku zabifa policmajstra
Trepowa
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

Nieustannie nadchodza wiadomosci, ze
rosyjskie wojska dopuszczaja sic rabunk6w
ma biednych farmerach " Mandzuryi pot
nocnej Korei. Oddziafy wojska napadaja
ma wsie. kazdyEl domu przetrzasaja gra-
ty i zabieraja zywnosc, ubranie pieniadze,
d przy tenn dopuszczaja sic niemoralnych
napad6w ma kobiety.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-05-21

Amsryka. Echo, Polish Weekly
Established: Ameryka 1888, Echo 1850.
(! Combined 1904.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Subscription price $2,00 per year in advance.
II In foreign countries $500
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II t142 Hiss Nebraska Ave-, Toledo, Ohio.
III TELEpHoNE No. 3i4S.
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04

National Irrigation Congress,
FL Paso, Texas, Nov. 1913, 1904
Rate $e1.35 for round trip. Date.
of sale, N,.Y. H.. 13. and IA. Fl
nal return lipat Nov. %, 1904
By depositiuK ticket with joint
agent at FL IA,so onbr l,efore Nov
10 and payment Of deposit fee oI
so cents, return limit will be ex
tended 70 so days from date ot
sale. Stopovers will be allowed
on return trip at points on A. II
L ). +. in New Mexico and Colo.
RADIO or at points on the Pecot
Valley lines between Pecos and
Amarillo. Side trips at reduced
rates to points in old Mexico and
Pecos valley.
International Live Stock Expo
sition. Chicago, Nov. 26-Dec. 3
1904. Rate 500 90 tor round trip
Dates of sale Nov. 26. 81 and 2S
Final return Jimit-Leaye Chicago
Dec. 4, 1904,
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED.

The work is light, short
hours and the salary double
what is paid in other lines of
business. Bright educated
persons qualified in 6 to II
weeks; shorthand, typewrit-
ing, spelling, grammar, busi-
ness correspondence, office
work. Bookkeeping, business
arithmetic. penmanship, COM
mercial law, etc. Adyer-
tising. Scholarship, time un-
limited, $4,000 BY mail, $40.
Position secured.
Pernin Business College,
$50 18th St., Denver
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04

Against the amendment to Sec
tim S, Article W., consolidating
the Supreme Court aud the Court
Of Appeals."
ARTICLE Y.
Entitled, "Revenue." Section
three (3), providing an exemp-
tion of 1900 of personal property
from taxation.
Each ballot must have printed on
II:
"For the amendment concern
ing exemption OF 1900 OF person
al property from taxation"
Against the amendment con-
cernine exemption Of 5000 Of per.
sonsl property from taxation"
IF WITNESS WHEREOF, l
have hereunto set my hand and
official seal, at Springfield, this
goth day OF October, A. ID. 1904.
FRANCIS +. LAMPORT,
[sFAL County Clerk.
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION To LEASE
STATE LANDS.

onicc Of the State Board OF Land Commis-
sioners.
Denver, Colorado. Oct. 18th. 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that THEODORE
BANGERTER, whose pOstoflcc address is
Garrett. Oklnhoma, on Oct. 18th, 1906 made
application No. ia to the state Board Of Land
CoInmi ssioncrs to lease the following described
School lands, situate in Baca County, Colora-
do, to-wit:
Nj, Lots l. 2, ; and 1 Sec. is. Twp, "o
South. Range As West.
slt Sec. 30. Twp 3i South, Range 70. West
e.. Sec. Ii, Twp. 81 South, Range ~, West.
No other applications to lease the above de-
rcribed premises or objections against the
above application will be considered after
Nov cath, 1904.
MANK G. WOODRUFF,
Register state Board Land Com mi ssloners.
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04
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President. 1'HnesoRE RoosxvELr
Vice Pres, CHAs. W. FAIRBANKS
Coneress. 2l Dist.,' il. II. Hoaa
Presidential Electora DAVID H.
,s MofEAr. SI,lpN GraGESnErM,
pnILLIr B. STEWART, Percy s.
RIDER, JonN e.. OsGooD
Congressman. ut Large
FRANKLIN E. BROOKS
Governor JAMEs TX. PEABODY
7 Lieut.. Gov. JESSE +. MUDoNALD
Secretary of State JAMES CowIE
Auditor of State A. +. BENT
State Treasurer JouN A. HoLMBEha
Attorney General N. G. MILLER
superintendent of Schools
MISS KATHERINE L. CRAIG
Regents State Universit.
TT. BAIRD, HAROLD THOMPSON
Dist. Attorney A. W. McHENDR1E
Representative S. +. WHITE
COUNTY TICKET
Clerk and Recorder
FRANCIS K. LAMpoRT
Treasurer w. nj. STEWART
Assessor WILL SPURGEoN
Superintendent of Schools
n. GoMER JONES
Sheriff ERNEST Z. MCFARLAND
Judge ELMER 4. ALEXANDER
Commissioner, 1st District
NINToN M. SHANNON
Commissioner, Sd District
q. II. DAVIS
Surveyor A. @. BRUNER
Coroner DR. T. f. MILLIGAN
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
Onlce of the State Board OF Land
Commissioners.

O1lce of the State Board of Land
Commissioners.
Denver, Colorado. Sept. 2h, l00t.-
Notice IL hereby given that }. MARTIN
FORD whose pfetofilce address Is Garrett.
kia., on sept. 81, 1901, made application No
657 To the State Board of Land Comlni-si",
crs to Ieasc the following described School
Lands, situate In Baca County, Colorado. to-
Wit:
All Of &c re, Twp. O. South; all Of Secs.
10 and "a, Twp. Ss South; MI Of sec l6. Twp.
u South. all In Range IS West.
No other applications to lease the shove de-
.cribcd premise. or objections against the
above application will be considered after
October 77th, 1904.
MARX G. wOoDRrTF.
Register State Board Land commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04

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top of the ballot
The Springfield herald., 1904-11-04

TaE Democratic candidates find
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opponents, but they have no time
to explain whether or not they
stand for the criminal policies OF
the Western Federation Of Miners.