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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-21
seRwYs.

- C-ss B1t1se an. VI. Ell
Ha--s-s ln are quit. sick
N-s. D- Howard McKi.nev Az.
liH C..u-1--re McEI-ath ieft t..
----.aE 1a a visit 10 their bro,hs- !,
Dl-a--
g i McH-neT returned n h,
---s il Marietta this morning.
Hr7tler Brock IS coadgctIaz nes..
-E Hsr-
Her N~t1's-u -a,e 1D fr-r mac.
si.a -1 ..ia Bre-he' Brock ln -ss
-'at.ls q. BAUM.
Es.r Brad Hays u.u begin a rass.
.-r L-ss .o1ls1.
Fag Ha-er % Fort w0-h, Texas
Visited aa-aEl .ast slstaE.
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notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

lu tls District Court OF tha UuItod
..a'.s lo. ths sou.cm District. AT
'rdmor.
Iu tae matter of G.. y. Echols. bank.
uu' Ir bankruptcy
To in. creditors OF g.. y. Echols in
'Ha southern Dlsrlc. 90 the Indian
Territory 700 Arluoro. bankrupt.
Nof.cc is hereby given that on th,
-st. dly ol July 1906, the said G.. q.
tohoH was duly adIudsoi bankrupt.
and that tlo fr,t meeting of his
creditors win bc held al my mco 40
iuc court house in the CITY Ard-
more on the 25th day OF Aug. =. 1906.
ai 100 o'clock in the forenoon, at which
dime the said creditors may attend.
.." ths.g claims appoint % trustee.
nH.H' he bankrupt aud trausart
oh other business as may come be-.
fore said meeting.
JOHN HlNKIE,
referee In Bankruptcy.
Ardmorc, !. r..
Aug l6, 1906.
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seorrd.haaI Typevr.,ers az la-.
gain When we move into our naE
br.l..a7. Sep, !. ve VIII equip orr
.-loi entirely with new typewrits-s
Tho 80 Remington. Underwood rr4
sm.'H Premier typevr.'ers that are
now .s use wiz bc sold 70 great bar.
gala. These machines VIII De put la
COOL shape and sold under a guar.
art.e Machines viii be delivered
nov 1s later and will be sold on terms
TO s1.t the purchaser. u sou need
typewriter. phone or write Iatf
sLLViDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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.nw fuu.us srrlc occurred some
,s-srt r.l Boo Paris tb,Jtcr during
p rrstrHtntiou OF "Lo Puuvra Der
sz- "a almost fell nat the first
gnH1z was played To give more ov.
1tsf7srns 10 the scenery the mnchlulst
stSv sfrfIr'd To- abandon the clay"
-an.As a1 substitute real ones. Twpn.
~ lzE Dnd well toned sheen were
fu1sEa- lnd drilled At the rohcars.
An th2 new stock company" played
EfSa paris admirably aud nj the first
Ess-seFruan'c they entered admirably
aSslo IFtr'rd un eNpulsl,cly pastoral
srnap Jsound their Corydon, whom
fhEf aa1utcd with most tuneful bleat.
rEga I'm. house shook 20 lis foundn-
akfian rit the loud applause. The ap-
lSSliss- Nl!unued, and the sheep became
Lr5nnIr.fed and popped, some into the
sa-sf- hNNrs, some over the foOtlghts
,iaia nv orchestra, and, OF course, the
Vsnss ir-k followed their leader. The
fa1Scs 81. ihe stage boxes shrleked. the
'.sassJ-,.tea WhOoped ana hallooed 20 pre-
NNs,s tfss sheep from ,umbling ON their
vHsS.is. and the house roared. The
s.SSssE1- UfIpraries were thrown or after
bs.n1 E3i IL was an hour before they
VbSsv- caAght The next day they were
Rssas - me shambles and LAY sheep"
tsfrUi.92staai In their stead.
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'rhsJe H 1 possibility thlt General
ras1Ieifr was tle l.et pD..uu to send
ron H'rululs iD Ms country
Ntls3i rr utGru.I tp tlr United States
IN f4-i br apparently mu I T.. skin.
Ttf' rin DO one tmr was assistant
F1ssr-7l urr general and afiarua-I rd.i.
go rfF American Farmer eulrfIgs
.i3a1-la ur nUd other publications At
ON .irF hr seemed tD llr. been very
rt2r .rlrrcIfr1 lu getting rpYI sheen
ssnrs ard 900 tll- he uus aided Iy Grn.
.sr'li lafayette who. previous ~ 1881.
AZ slf1r ss we cau judge sent him two
.i'rirhrr fh'rp docs luI M another limo
fsfa fuD dogs which Mr. skinner d..
sr-t.Hl ls "pyfolruu or st BrmarI"
r asr-i .nl 'r'ls of tUu usr uaIo uf tIer.
30 i-v EY.N.H. As Nr skinner tg44
'-Tal-fr settling .'".p Il-.. 10 mora.
r'7'n tr...r tHlt these were IrrruaIa.
'Asfp HorH Yet us ha particularly
'i'r-i. s'.rl ihc French laop do-s ns
agit. pointed irco. fhr .fI.r. r.f
~f-r .H laH"r.bDI wprs likely broader
As''a agH uDr. hIlf breed G1-s akin
- So I Eru1rII There Is tll an
'S1HF1 possibility uat General Lafa
N-rfrf uler EHYau OF iL. mol..
~ rt .fs.ln crosses 70 l.u. r,Hr4 b..
fao anu I"HF lHt. ..1i,d 10 Iu siph a
11.rf .l ID i.4i Nr skinner to a.,uias
2zs Hr wrr" ono aGl tha slm, hrrDd
80 7rr' lhr slur Wag uuI mus giye
Fis- ,ts-1 ue received iho double uama
sfrls1nH DOG Book
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VA k-sLrt, cs,,unn,l..

All nations are enssgvorinz %
check 'la ra7ases q eoas1mpuoa.
'ls -ull.s plague" that claims o.
many victims each yesr. co.'s Hon
~ ard Tar cures coughs and colds
Pe-.ac-.T a1i yol a-s ia no danger
q oo1slI1.i11. D. not fl.k you
Ees.'a lT taxing some Unknown 5-e-a.
'a'.r- sl-l F0.4ss Honey and Tar
s safe alt ce-tsll 90 results.
genuine is .- yellow packszs n
-lz Jr-s Co. City rug store.
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NOTICE
To Telephone Patron,

'' e wish - announce that the
extra charge Of ffty cents Tor
.ons distance instruments vii.
De discontinued beginning Apri,
Isl 1906. AL patrons who de
sire long distance accCmmoda.
I'n' will FIRST make arrange.
meEts for credit with the man.
agement, Otherwise they will rot
- grs uted long distance privil.
gesi Do not force the operator
20 give yCd credit.
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WAKE rsy while trs sg1 Shines"
Tas-e o. a i..a .z tle u1rz o,
f.t .-s.t.g farmer be knows t.
-as a.s-- sunshine aay as. b.. a
iaE .al aa prepares tl- Che saozr-.
Ha.-a a-- liable 20 follow s. q.
-a'l .- Fta every household DIS.
e-'.-g l.ara-sa and cholera u7--ss
H.r -.'acE r-e member q ,te
homo E.'a..' warning Casu5s-,a.-
cole Cholera a-i u.a-5hrsa Remedy.
1.... B.. ta. hss, ka1H1 1a4.-i--e f.-
'te-a disease. sa1r'i always De ke-.
a- .a-l as immediate ,-ea.nrr.
-a-a a-F and delay nay prove fatal
F1- sale ty ?. J. Ramsey. ". p.
Frame A-1mo-e Drug Co. Bon.
re- 4 Bonner
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fHs LONG nosrsnm
'1z@sgF~s " nnd fbs v.rry. Modest
fobhier 90 F'r.ndsr.


iaf-i y i1'i.t -a''rraF ~ -e.ar1.
i1''- "ai ~ f''fe ~ H-l.s s. lie
"1'f r'.'.r ''--ilif 20 Lar. 'a' ae1'I-
'l-' '. H i''' s.h.e.fF c'n-
hf 'I t.f afuIg.s'rl.
ia't therefore la D-f.r ~.I' ...s.-"
- ' IH .i'. '"ufan .'f
.f o. '.'.,.t l..'er.
''.' '..'rf .nmrl--
'.'i.I 'I 1 '.-
'N' wy DO ..lf'..l - y. st
'....'i. ..I ..s.'i- ri i.i-
'.....I - ".rA DE-
l'' .'.'} 'Jlg
l.' 'NI'-yf ac-
Hif H' wanted
-. Rr'ir.''
" ." i'N'". 90
..'. '..H i' a.a any
~ 'l '. 'f..H.lA
NJ n.'I-'It Id
H..' nov. Hlt u
.' a'i t.... '' H' 'r.t.
"' ore ns merry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-21
G. 3. 8urhan Testitss After -Four
Years.
Aug Ic 1906

G. b. Brprhans OF Carlisle Center,
y r., writes About four years ago
wrote you stating that | had been
entirely cured Of severe kidney trou,
bio by taking less than two bottles of
Foloy's Kidney Cure. It entirely stop,
ped the brick dust sediment, and pain
ana symptoms of kidney disease dis.
appeared. am glad to say that | have
never had a return OF any OF those
symptoms during the four years that
nave elapsed and am evidently cured
% stay cured, and heartily recommend
'clcy'a kidney Cure TO any one suf.
arlng from kidney or bladder trou.
'l2." Hoffman Drug Co., City Drug
store. /.
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TH no reEt r.zar


oar Lre 70 wagons o. tae best o,
'fe market ard .1H viI le plea %
g.'a osr prices and terms.
1913 NOBLE BROS.
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8 > 8 > @4 80 80 = .
LocbL Ugoss. .
. > = . . = 80 .

- - . +E+s
TH ARDuJaE TTPgGRsrUCt.
rIyN. $50. sls-Nee-s Graz E--
So o.. each m.1ta. at5 5.f- p. o. s.
U..o1 Hall J..W College P-..-
Dent. D. B Gaines. ss-rasr..
DARBERs' JOUkSETMES ETER
NATfySAL CSiOS--yles-. t-s-
srd ,hi-d Nanfar nizass i- se..
ninth jim Wilkins. pfss.isa-. t.f'
msr WrzlL secretary
ChFPES1 EKs' And JOlSEBs' o.
A'.lHgh. $50. il4s--Mests ever
Tt--si1y nlg8t. 1s51. % Jn'--
Hl.l 70 2 COX, pses.se-t. y =
Fe-ss7r. s---e.a-y
STERSATtOSAL BROTHERHOOD
or GLECTEiCAL WORKERS .
Meets second anf fourth Friday
n.rats = each month = ~ psrss-
p-s.!--lt, s. a Ho.loms. ss-ss .
Liy.
RETAIL CLERKS C. 2 USIyS. 80
es.-liee'a second atf fJI-th Mo1
eay r'1l,s la asch n5rt1 Lo1s
s she.s1u,is. president. l. Z Horn
EeCge.asF
BFrELtTEH- uAsOSs ASr
P.t- 0EEELs fETE HNAItggAL
TEiyS SO --Nse's every ss..r
lav r.v-t J. % DE.a. president
% g Br'-E secretary
pLI.IER-. E.-JHAIC AND pa q
r.EHfE..Hs rS-.s $50 ms
Hf.'s t-a .fe9-I slI ,o1-h s..4-. .
'sg lizss = each month q, Jris1 q
H.L IA
WAGES p-s-.-aat
d. g. 80 tHNER ls.-etag. O.
.rtfsTCRs USIgS 80 t.s-y RI
d. DaA--art. president: q "
1Ilg. ss--e-a-v
,HlHCHE TRADES COUNCIL O.
NreH f-s. and 'll-l Friday rivat -
.l each month az Labor Hall ~. r
o. Rsasss. president. D. ~ Fsry1. p
son, Eecss'arv. r
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Ivy DN 3 cent cigar.
HLb<IIO Made Ga Ardmor

ir not surprising 90 us that we
l'.a so many steady cigar customers.
$50 carry the brands that suit. Iuy
-IHg r,rt m9ko here.
80 +. j. RAMSEY. Druggist
The haudsomest line Of bugglc5
aud f.o most reasonable terms at
1913 NOBLE BROS.
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A VERY LOW RATE

On August 18th to September
lst inclusive the NJ. X. & r. Rv.
viii sell round trip tickets TO
Mexico City at very low rates.
Tickets are good returning
ninety days.
Mexico is no longer foreign
country. II is reached by
through Pullman sleepers via
the M. X. Il Y. Ry, consuming
but little more time than it re.
quires to make a trip to New
York.
would like to send you my
book "Mexico" and give you de.
tail information about the trip.
w. S. ST. GEORGE
Cen Passenger Agent. n. X. AFR
Building. St. Louis, No.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-21
A Summer Trip
To Mexico

Mexico City is of the most
delightful summer resorts ON the
contlnent-the mean average
temperature during the summer
months is lower here than IL il
IN Dallas or st. Louis.
And, it is a trip so decidedly in.
teresting and different that il
charms and attracts the tourist
at OEce.
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Daily Arlmorei,e 5oe per month

Don't bus your buggy until sou
have aeen olr line and po, our prices
and terms.
1913 NOBLE BROS.
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Fruit Jars al stesets. Kea1eriy &
s1.agias c..
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EXCURSIONS

oa0t3 e.
s111.sr e1cursioss o. sale daily:
Lsnpssas. Tatss. ssss
san Anseio Texas. ii37s
Galveston. Te1as. ti7.ss
Naiagorta. Texas. iiT21.
Boerae Te1,s. si7ss
Warins. Texas. sls05
Comfort, Texas. sissI .
KerTi,le Texas. sisos
Special eHcursioa to Mexico City.
Mex. SEPT Ord 70 i4th. Rate sss
". a DASHIELL. T. A.
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susgIss evaslec.

Biyon8. Conn & FreulIey baye IN
\ line OF Uog bugg,es.
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Frisco. vin SCI, tickets o %
9o-l's On their lire a; one and ore
laird fare.
W. :. DASiuELL. T. A.
, ". MARiSG. 7. p A. saern.s
Ts1as
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STEBSATtDSAL BROTHERHOOD
.4Df GLECT biCAL WORKERS
Meets second anf fourth FRIDAY
rIeafs = each month z ~ psrss-
prs..--ut. A 4 Ho.loms. sa-ss
Lfy.
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RETAIL CLERKS G ?. USIOS. 80
gs--Nee's second stf fJ1-th s;51
day r'sl's .a esca n5rtd. L01s
s she.k1u.ts. president l. Z Horn
Eel5s.asg
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-rtfsTCRs UNION. 80 f.e-I
% DaA--.rt. president: o v
i1Ilc. s.--o-l-r
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pEPo-ITs.

LEE CRUcE. President.
). w. STUART. Cashier.
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ChHPES1 EHs AND JOISEHs' o.
AMERICA. $50. il1s--Mests ever
Tt.-ai1y nigat. 7.59. % Jn,--
Hl.l . p COX. pses.se1t. d s.
Fe-s4s1r. s-r-e'a-y
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ARrfCHE TRADES COUNCIL
NceE f-s. and .hI-5 Friday uivas
!l eaca month AZ Labor HAN ~.
O. Rsase8 president D. y. Fsfgu.
son. EccFs'arv
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p8RBERs' JOUkSEYgES EsTER
NATfySAL uNIOS-yfes-. s-s-
srd ,hi-d Monday nizhss ia se.s
ninth Jim Hikils p'ss.iea.. tf'
mar Wrlz1l. sec5etary.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-03-16
NOTICE OF VILLAGE ELECTION,

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting Of the electors of
the Village Of Washburn, North
Dakota, on the third Tuesday Of
March, being March Goth. 1906 for
the purpose Of electing the follow
ing officers, Wis
One Trustee, District No. |,
One Trustee, District No. 2,
One Trustee, District No. 3,
One Village Clerk,
One Village Treasurer,
One Village Marshal,
One Assessor,
One Justice Of the Peace.
Said election will be held at the
Office Of the County Auditor, in the
County Court House in said Vii
lage, and polls will be open from
g A. M. to A P. Moi said day.
Dated at Washburn, N. OAK, this
Eth day of March, 1906.
r. N; CLARK,
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office, Bismarck, n, D.
~ February %. 1905.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
in this office by Wilhelm Bauer, contestant,
against Homestead entry Ne. 2474s. made July
END. 1908, for nwA section 8, township 14Ss,
range 81 by Albert Gaulke contestee, in which
it Is alleged that said claimant has wholly aban-
doned said land that he has changed his resi-
dence from said land for more than six months
last past; has not made his%sresidence upon and
cultivated said land as required by law; that
such default does now exist: and that said al
legged absence from the said land was not due to
his employment in the army, navy or marine
corps Of the United States as . private soldier,
officer, seaman or marine during the war with
Spain, or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged; 'it
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence t~ouchingessid allie
cation ct 10 o'clock a. m. on April Sc. 1905
before Karl Klein, q notary public, q his office
in Washburn, North Dakota, and that final
hearing will be held at 10 O'Clock q. m. on
April Il, 1906, before the Register and Receiver
at the United States land Office in Bismarck,
North Dakota.
The said contestant having, in q proper Aft
davit filed Feb. 20, 1906, set forth facts which
show. that after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made, it is hereby. Or
dered and directed that such notice 30 given
by due and proper publication.
3.3 Tohn Satt0rlund. Receiver.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the interior,
United States Land Office, Bismarck, North Da-

Department of the interior,
United States Land Office, Bismarck, North Da-
kota, jar. II, 1900. :,
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by John G. Gunderson. contestant,
against Homestead entry No. 27S1O, made March
20 1904. for seA swA g. 81 seA sec: &c, swA swA
section %. township l4S, range 50, by Ragna
Kristiansen contestee, in which it is alleged
that said claimant has wholly abandoned said
land; that he has not resided upon and culti-
waited said land as required by law: that such
default has existed for more than six months
last past and does now exist; and that said al
legged absence from the said land was not due
to his employment in the army, navy or marine
corps of the United States as q private soldier,
officer, reaman or marine during the war with
Spain,or during any other war in which the
Uni9ed States may be engaged;
Said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching said ale
CATION at 10 o'clock a. m. On March a. 1900, be-
fore Karl Klein, a notary public, at Wash?tbusln,
North Dakota. and that fina! hearing will be
held at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 81, 1905, be:
fore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Bismarck, North Dakota.
The said contestant having, in a proper ,afi!-
davit filed Jan. 9, 1908, set forth facts which
show. that after due diligence personal service
dered and directed that such NOTICE be given by
due and proper publication.
% II. II. Jewell, Register.
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Contest Notice.
Department Of the Interior

W o ~ ~ ~ ~.
6pited States Land Office, Ninot, n. D,
A sufficient contest affidavit having been nled
in this Office By Emanuel Anderson oontsestsnt,
q, 400. fol- nxA section :, township ~ 2.
it is alleged that said. claimant ahis wholly
abandoned said tract that he las changed as
residence therefrom for moro than six months
since making sid entry; that said tract Is not
settled upon and cultivated, by said party as re-
quired by law. and that such default still ex-
lists; further, that said claimants absence from
the said land is not due to his employment in
the United Statestarmy, navy or marine corps
in time of war:
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
cation at 10 o,cloGk 2. n; On March %, 1893, be
WashbuIan, n; D, and that final bearing will be
The Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Midot, N. d.
The said contestant having. in q proper atH-
,avit filed Jan. 20, 1906. set forth facts which
ho ONT that after ss due dhi ii ma%a personal ala service C.
Tered and directed that such notice be given
" due and proper publication.
80 r. C. Sanborn, Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-03-16
BROKERS LOSE Hcn',..
Mistaken by First Report Of Chicago:
Traction Decision.


Chicago, March 1.-THE price of
Chicago Union Traction common
broke on the Stock Exchange during
the day from 10 to TX. There were
no sales Of West Chicago or North.
Chicago and few of Union Traction.
Heavy losses were sustained by a.
number of local brokers who acted IN
the first information given out regard
ing the decision Of the supreme court.
It was generally construed as being
favorable to the street q companies
and against the city and the first
brokers who received the information
proceeded to buy stocks. West Chi
cago in a few minutes rose from so to
60. but later because Of selling by q
few brokers who realized their mis-
take the price dropped to IS. Union
Traction advanced from 12A to 1874
and North Chicago from 80 to IS. The
mistake was not realized until the
market had closed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-03-16
CONSIDERS IT GENEROUS.

Mr.. eaer's Opinion Of Otter Of Anthra.
cite. Operators.
!, New York. March lathe follow
7hg statement on behalf of the anthra-
lite operators committee of seven is
published:
"Mr. Baer has received Mr.. Nit
thell's acknowledgment of the answer
~ the operators committee to the
proposition made by the committee of
the anthracite mine workers with adj
vice that the same would be submit
ted to the miners committee as o o
10 possible.
1.-THE operators think that they r
long chances in v e offering
to continue the present condition for
three years longer. This vi1er was
based on the possibility that the bust.
prosperity which characterized
the last three years will continue.
There is no certainty of"this. as any
Kline within the next three years q
in business may take place,
which may lessen the demand for coal
Ind in carrying out this contract the
operators may be placed at a serious
disadvantage"
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AAS W. "Ny >ASOAS fS
sent to the county auditor a petit
tion giving his name, post Office
address, the title of the Office to
which he aspires and the party
which be represents containing the
names of five per cent Of the total
votes cast for the candidate of the
party with which he afiliates for
the same position at the last
general election; provided, how
ever, that in no case shall more
than three hundred names be re-
quired.
Each name on the petition shall
be that of a qualified voter and be
subscribed under a certified party
heading.
Each signer of a nomination pa
per shall sign but one paper for
the same office; shall add his resi-
|dince, with the street number, if
any, and the date Of the signing.
Upon the receipt of such petit
ton by the county auditor and the
payment to him Of an amount
equal to two per cent of the an
nual salary Of the Office to which
he aspires, Excepting candidates
for state senator who shall pay
thirty dollars, and candidates for
Legislative representative who shall
pay ten dollars), and in no case
less than five dollars, excepting
candidates for county commission
ers, surveyor and coroner who shall
pay three dollars, and the candi-
dates for county constables and
county justices Of the peace who
shall pay one dollar, as provided in
this act, and when accompanied by
an affidavit as provided in section
3 of this act, he shall place the
name of such applicant upon the
primary election ballot ofhis party
as hereinafter provided.
For the purpose Of this act, can
didates for the Office of sheriff shall
pay the same fee as candidates
for the Office Of county auditor.
S 7. Duty Chairman State Gen.
trail Committee. Election State
Delegates, how. It shall be the
duty Of the chairman Of the state
central committee of each party or
principal entitled to make nomin-
atoms as such under the provi-
sions hereof, to certify to the coun-
ty auditor Of each county on or be-
fore the first day of May of each
year during which state officers
may be elected, the number of
delegates which have been appor-
toned to such county as the repre-
sentation to which such county is
entitled in the succeeding state
convention of such party or princi-
pie, and such county auditor
shall thereafter include in the
notice of the primary election
to be held under the provisions of
this act a notice Of the election at
such primary election of the num-
Der of delegates apportioned to
said county as aforesaid, and there
after the. same proceedings shall be
had relating to the election Of dele.
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SUPREME COURT TRACTION DE-
clsloN CLEARS wAY FOR MU-
NicIPAL OWNERSHIP.
COMPANIES HAVE NO STREET RIGHTS
QUESTION OF MONEY FOR PUR-
CHASE OF LINES THE ONLY
PROBLEM REMAINING.

Chicago, March 14.-Mayor Dunno.
in discussing the decision of the Unit
ed States supreme court in the Chi
cago traction cases, said:
1.-THE decision is a complete victory
for the city of Chicago. 1t means that
there are no ninety-nine-year rights in
the streets Of the city; that the occu-
pancy of the streets on the North Side
Of the city is without m warrant
whatever In law and that the right of
the companies or the South and West
Sides to use the streets Is based upon
a provision in the ordinance which
gives them the right to occupy for a
period Of twenty-five years the streets
they are now in and until their tangi-
BILE property is purchased.
1.-The decision has placed the city In
a position where it can tender to the
| companies the value of their tangible
property under the terms of the or
dinance. The present companies have
the right to be paid for their property
and that is about all the rights they
do have. The decision by n giant
stride makes 1t possible to bring about
multiplication just as soon as the
city can provide the money for the.
purchase of the lines"
The mayor and his friends believe
that the decision has greatly enhanced
the chances Of the proposition to issue
scrip for SIS, 900, 900 to be used for the
purchase of the lines, which is to be
voted ON at the election next month.