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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

Always busy at Hafers. Our stock is
complete and our prices reasonable. Send
along your bills for estimate.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

Complete gas lamps, with large Jena
globes, the best made, price complete, &c.
Nantes from 1Oc to PC each. Wax tapers
and lighting torches. Paddock Handschy
Hardware company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

For Sale-Southern Alberta land for sale
from $3.50 to $3.50 per acre. The next ex-
cursion is April 3. Come and get some be.
fore it is all gone D. T. Kerr, SAG Broad
way. Phone All
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
SMiNchRn-

Graves 1O5 Pearl street, carry the finest
line Of switches in the city. Call and see
them
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

II you prefer quality TO quantity and
absolute satisfaction TO yourself. get
schmidts photos. Always guaranteed TO
please. 'Phoua S57. 4Oe Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

employment of men to check lists Of voters
and other incidentals
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

We have 500 acres choice Nebraska land
Price until April 1, $50 per acre. Can ex.
change for Council BLUFFS residence prop,
erty. Clifton-Walker Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

Parties having houses for rent or SALE
list them with Clifton-Walker Co. for quick
action. Recent sales have greatly reduced
our list and we have customers waiting for
investments
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
Sterling silver-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Occasional showers Monday md
Fair Tuesday Promised for
Nebraska.

WASHINGTON, March 25-Forecast Of
the weather for Monday and Tuesday:
For Nebraska. South Dakota and Kan
sas-occasional showers Monday; Tuesday,
fair.
For Iowa-showers and warmer Monday;
Tuesday. fair.
For Illinois-Showers Monday; warmer in
north portion; Tuesday, showers, followed
by fair in the afternoon.
For Colorado-Occasional showers Mon
day and Tuesday.
For Missourt-Showers and thunder
'storms Monday; warmer in eastern Dor
ton; Tuesday. fair
For Wyoming-Fair Monday, except
showers in southeast portion; Tuesday.
fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

Your old, WORKOUT carpets and rugs are
valuable. We manufacture handsome, re-
versible rugs from old carpets. Thou
sands OF them in use in the best homes.
Phone SIS Our man will call and tell
you all about IT, Send for booklet. The
Council Bluffs Carpet Cleaning and Rug
Mfg. Co., "a No. Main 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
IS UP TO The VOTERS NOW
Ohairmen Of Both Central Committees
Express Confidence in Result.
UNUSUALLY HEAVY VOTE PREDICTED
Large Number of New voters an
Uncertain Quantity which Neither
Party Can Figure on with
Certainty.
UNUSUALLY HEAVY VOTE PREDICTED

A thorough and careful canvass OF the
situation indicates that the entire repub-
lican ticket will be elected by majority
of about 300. As TO ward councflmen, l
believe the prospects for the election OF
the six republican candidates are good with
the exception possibly of two, they being
somewhat in doubt. Their defeat Two
years ago has aroused the republicans
and there is no reason this year why the
republicans should not regain control oil
the city administration. 1890
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
The Sunshine Faint
Couple Doubly Divorced.

Put little sunshine paint in your home.
Sold at Swaine & Mauer's, S36-3SS B'way.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
Location Of Polls.

The polls open at o'clock and will re-
main so until p m. 1t is expected that
it viii be nearly midnight when complete
returns will be received from the twelve
voting precincts. as many scratched ballots
are looked for.
The polling places In the various pre-
cincts will be as follows:
First Ward-First precinct, 1874 East
Broadway; Second precinct, 9O7 East Broad
way.
Second ward-First precinct, % Bryant
street; Second precinct, L. =. Serviss, 73i
West Broadway.
Third Ward - First precinct. sSl West
Broadway; Second precinct, 1917 South Main
street
Fourth Ward-First precinct, Farmers
hall, court house; Second precinct, Carpen-
ter shop, 6l2 Twelfth avenue.
Fifth Ward-First precinct. county build
ing Fifth avenue and Twelfth street; Sec
ond precinct, county building, 1911 South
Thirteenth street.
Sixth Ward-First precinct. county build
ing. Avenue b and Twenty-fourth street;
Second precinct, Fifth and Locust streets
East Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
big Vote Expected.

The registration indicates big vote to-
day and the new vote will undoubtedly
prove a factor in the result The registra-
ton shows that in the various precincts
several hundred new and first voters
will cast their ballots. That they will
form an element which cannot be counted
on by either side is conceded. They may
throw the balance of power to the repub-
licans or they may turn the election in
favor of the democrats and assist in re-
tanning the present administration in
office.
Friends OF W. f. Sapp the republican
candidate for mayor, were yesterday con-
fident of his election and the same con-
fidence was displayed by the friends Of
Mayor Macrae. Mr.. Sapp has made a
strong personal campaign since his nom
nation and his friends feel that he ought
to poll the party vote. That there will
be more or less scratching is fully ex-
pected, but this will undoubtedly be the
case with both tickets.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

Deeds. not words; facts, not promises;
are not mere notices at Hospe's. when We
tell you that ours is the only one-priced
plain-hgure piano store in Council Bluffs we
mean it. We don't add SO or Sl25 to the
price OF a plano that may or may not be
paid, but we place the real value in plain
figures. A. Hospe company, 80 South Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
Chairman Of the Democratic City Central
Committee.

NOlllllllllets
From the above statements made yester-
day by the chairmen of the republican and
democratic city. central committees on the
eve of what promises to be one of the
most interesting and hard fought NUM-
cipaI elections in Council Bluffs for many
years, Il will be seen that both parties
are confident of victory today. How far
their forecasts are correct will only be
known when the ballots are counted to-
night.
The campaign, while a short one. has
been a lively one and both sides have been
working hard. 1t has not been brass
band campaign. but the candidates and
managers of both parties have done an
immense amount of quiet and effective
work since the conventions of less than
two weeks back. Both central committees
were busy yesterday putting the final
touches to the arrangements for today's
work at the polls.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
Reports from stations a

'''O'Ia WEI si pre- fai pig ION,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
HIgh schooI AthIetIcs.

y. Y. Plumbing Co. 7sl so Night Sos
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
Chairman of the Republican City Central


There is absolutely no question about
the reelection of Mayor Macrae. This Is
publicans Mayor Macrae will be elected
by a majority of over 400 and 1t would not
surprise me IL he even exceeded his ma
iority of two years ago. Indications also
are that the entire democratic ticket
will be elected by safe majorities and
the same Is true in my opinion of the six
democratic ward CounCilmen candidates.
The democrats are well organized this
spring and much enthusiasm prevails In
the ranks of the party.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
Firures of Ln.t ELECTION.

Two years ago Dr. Macraes majority
over Mayor Dell G. Morgan was SIS, the
total vote being ABB, Of which Macrae
received 2625 and Morgan 2101.
The majorities of the other successful
candidates were as follows:
Councilmen-at-L arge-Olson, republican,
l3l; Gilbert democrat, 1872
Solctor-Snyder, republican, Bal.
Treasurer-1rue, republican 40.
Audtor-Smith. democrat, 460.
Engineer-Etnyrc, democrat, so
Weighmaster-Higge democrat, go.
Park Commissoner-Brown, democrat
2S9
For ward councilmen the six present
democratic members are in the field again,
but in each ward they are pitted against
different opponents. Two years ago. when
the six democratic candidates for ward
councilmen were elected. the vote in the
several wards was as follows:
First Ward-Younkerman 522, Ohlendorf
4O; Younkerman's majority, ll5.
Second Ward-Maloney 400, Woolsey 1876;
Maloney's majority o.
Third Ward-Tinley 40i. Arnd 356; Tin
ley's majority as
Fourth Ward-weaver s37, Hin 2s7;
Weaver's majority 90
Fifth Ward-McMi 4S3, Ellsworth 4O5;
McMillens majority Il.
Sixth handicapped SIG, Lovett 29S; Grip
pens majority 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

The difference in our goods and the
cheaper kind is so great that we pride our
selves in saying that we sell cheaper, con-
sidering the quality OF our goods. We want
you TO see our new line Of gocarts, side
boards, bookcases, bufets, dinner sets,
.parlor lamps and our new line Of house
furnishings. d. W. Keller. 1O3 South Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26
Local Heard

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
O S.sa,i1' march 3;;-Omcial record OF tenn
the corresponding day of the last three
years; 1905. 1905 1904 1904
minimum Minimum t tsmPsTa1gTe q s g
Precipitation .............. .l6 .O5 90 90
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

a bronze green vein monument is Just the
thing for your loved ones grave. II makes
an everlasting remembrance. 1t is made Of
the famous bronze green vein granite
mined in Vermont. There Is nothing that
will equal Il for beauty and durability. The
top and bottom are Of beautiful gray
granite and finished of in delicate ham
mered work. Let US tell you the price
Shelly & Lane. 2l7 East Broadway. Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-26

temperature and precipitation departures
from tho normal at Omaha since March /
ana comparison with the last two years:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-05
high ~ Hsn sr'FrLIsrio>.
Initiated With University III Texas
..s ~nh issf ~ ysiagraety.

The following letter has been re-
cciyei by Prof Aekar from w \.
Battle Of the University of Texas.
who is NJ present acting visitor Of
shools
aa harry 81 inform you that
y. faculty at i5s meetine yester.
daY affiliated She Naxahaehie high
hooi IN Photography on the re-
taHmenaati Of prot Sutton. vho
sss entty visited your school
Won vili Pc glad to learn that
prof sutton speaks with enthusi-
assn of the work OF The school lie
was particularly impressed with the
tbofoaghness of the first year class
n Latin. and he says that the COM
position work In English would de-
8ghi The head professor Of our school
Of English He expresses great salts
faction, further, that the students in
mathematics manifested no fear
when questions demanding real
thinking were fired AT them
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THE BIRDWEII MEETING.
Contributed

Interest in the Birdwell revival
is fast showing results, ten CONVEX
sions last night
Don't forget that Mr. Little of
Waco, will have charge of the choir
leadership from now on and YOU
will thoroughly enjoy this added
power
Special songs in the Birdwell re-
viyal from now on under the leader
ship OF Mr.. Little of Waco.
Titles singing will be a feature
in The Birdwell services now. and
Birdwells preaching win be none
the less interesting.
Don't forget mems meeting at 3
O'Clock tomorrow. Methodist church.
come out
Three services tomorrow In the
Birdwell revival Regular morning
and evening services and O'Clock
services FOR men only Little viii
have charge ot he music
The men services will be &c
unique oue. and enjoyable RrinG
Yourself and friend alous
Come goo the services tonight and
beaf Liule IuE
Conversion, have been bad and
convictions right nov Brr bt work
Come to fhc BirdWsll services SPECS,
HI uHFie
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SELL COTTON.

Farmers who are willing TO take
10 cents for their this years cotton
crop, can now sell December cotton
in New Orleans for 1850 which guar
aBtees you 10 cents for your cotton
here next fall. or December delivery,
which will give YOU plenty Of time
20 gather your crop,
The acreage for 1904 and o5 was
31730.371 which produced 1895
Ss5 bales. The acreage for I sos and
n6 was 2C.999.552. which produced
io.55o,0oo bales. or about that, We
can not give exact amount Of bales
until september let the end of the
cotton season.
DO looks now Ike M. acreage is
going 10 Dee 9s large as 1900 aud o5.
0r even larger fhe present season.
and fhe way it is starting of. looks
iike we win HIsg fa fa 30 million
bales which naturally Wi> H8f. tu
-sll worry much lower than present
prices fuu .au Hkr advantage af
fbo present urI.s" Hs selling ue.em.
ler .1ufsast.. which sim u.f 5000 IH
cents r pound .a. .uu. .I#aa .uI
500 HIu wsH" ".l .E.. 5000 .rU .
fake The "Hr.. ..lI December u.
you .an afagG ..I cotton h.IueH
the faII aud .I B.. fs .H. local r.Ir#
befc .n WaNata.U.e "a. H.I gather .r
enf ansn uH .." tan. .h..u..
r"n ..u uHE "A. ." ..Ht... "#
saeu..# Seal. OIL. aHr". ... ......I ...
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Wrestling with The Snsntar,

When Walter Williams. from Column.
bus, Miss. was in Spain in the sum
mer OF 1903 he called upon provin-
ctal editor in the interest of the st.
Louis exposition. The next day the
paper had the following: Walter VIII
liams of the United States purchased
the state Of Louisiana and next year
will give celebration. 10 which he in
vites his fellow journalists Of Europe :"
Mr. Williams again called upon the ed
itor and thoroughly explained matters
The editor apo!ogized and printed this
correction: Governor Francis of Mis-
souri, has purchased a large tract of
land in the Great American desert, and
Walter Williams is here to invite the
journalists Of Spain 10 show which
the governor will give next year" Mr.
Williams fed the place. fearful the ed
itor might explain some more,
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RosSetti's Awful Breakfast.

1t was at one time arranged that
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, his brother
William and Swinburne and George
Meredith should live together In a
certain mouse. Meredith happened to
see Dante Gabriel Rossetti at break
fast and changed his plans Meredith
himself tells the story. 1T was past
noon, says he. ''Rossetti had not yet
risen, though it was an exquisite day.
On the breakfast table on huge dish
rested five thick slabs of bacon. upon
which five rigid eggs had slowly bled
to death. Presently Rossetti appear
ed in his dressing gown, with slippers
down at heel, and devoured the dainty
repast ike an ogre That meal was
too much for Meredith, and he sacri-
feed three months rent rather than
see II repeated
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>nsy SCHOOL Rally.
VIII Es' Held al tisv tnssstsssl and
fsrs-sfsys.rfaa Church Nav IL

The SUNDAY sehnoi workers 81
Nasahaehie ate engaged In 4 stTenn-
ons effort 70 increase the usefulness
81 the various Sunday Schools Of the
town Recently house to hanse
canvass has been made within the
city and religious census taken
The data obtained in This canvass Is
tseing placed In form that wiil BE-
helpful Ia both pastors and SUNDAY
: tosl workers To still further
stimulate an Interest gn Sunday
Sehn0l work rails viii be held on
Yhe afternoon of May IL This rally
will De held from 30 10 . 50 p
ra al the auditorium Of the Gambler
land Presbyterian church All are
cordially invited o attend The pro-
gram will he as follows
Devotional service. Snpt " a
Gibson.
The superintendent. his duties and
responsibilities from the view point
OF the teacher. Prof T. J Herndon.
Discussion. supt. ". E. Mcknight.
The teacher, his duties and respon-
sibilitiee from the view point of the
nperintendent, J NJ. Alderdice
Discussion, lead by T VI Sleeper.
How can we get the young men
Of the town into the Sunday School,
how keep them there, what should
We do Tor them while there. Mr.. j.
Nj Eskridge. Mr. l. B. Campbell
Mrs. Albert Singleton
General discussion
What principles should be con-
idered in grading the Sunday
School7 Prof j. Nj. Gordon.
What should be attempted in the
primary department? Round table
Miss Fannie Malone.
Duty of the church to the Sunday
School, Mr. S. w. Durham
Duty OF the Sunday School to tbs
church, Supt. 5. L. Hornbeak,
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l.. w Bateman has purchased the
.hs TWO shaving parlorS nave been
consolidated under one management
All of he fixtures have been trans
ierrrd 10 Mr. Bateman shop Oh the
east side of tire square. whore ten
tDrIrs are wow Iting CrGa.ed. The
men who were employed IA the Jor-
dan e Roberts shop may be found
with the consolidated establishment
Mr.. Batcmau now hats spleudidly
equipped tou~orial parlor. and prom
-.- ui friends prompt attention aud
.NUrf.uu- treatment
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For Spring Gowns,

Very richly toned materials are be
Ing used for the new spring gowns and
naturally demand much artistic feeling
cut coats are de riSu-ur and serve to
display a good figure to the very best
advantage. while the graceful lines are
further carried out ia the fashionab BILE
skirt, which fits closely round the hips
and is full and flowing from the knees
Sleeves are still an important fea-
'ure aud have fun upper parts for
dreSsy coats and costumes, while they
are palmer In cut for the tailor mades
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-05

The riddle which the sphinx pro
pounded to the Thebans and the solu-
ton of which she made "a condition Of
her Withdrawal from the state was as
follows. What animal has one voice.
at first four, then two and M last three
feet udipus discovered the answer
TO be man" who iu infancy. fr1l
using his hands a. well as his feet il
walking. may he said TO have tou. Zee.
'ali foursl IN after life eiuploy- bHt
two, aud la Old age - these be- adds .
stan. which may hc rrrkUUr{ 20 tf.I
Upon this solution being given t3.
sphinx Is said tu have thrown hrr~,
heaGioug from the citadel
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War against Consumption.

soc nations 1tr euIeayoeiug to
ch,sk fbr utases ut consumption.
fh. white plague" fhaf claims $50
many victims each fcar Foley s.
iloHfe and Tor cures coughs and
cold perfectly Hu3 rou afe lu ao
isnarI of consumption no u0t
lst 9Ur HeMth Hr atiaz SOME 1903.
SHOWN preparation Anen Foi,s t
tHHD aHI Te. b. .ste aui certain iu
..H'.. ST.. fH- Fe'as li0uet and
Ia. ant Ha.I upon haHns It 20
H FEARIS
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Mission Rally Held.

The missionary Baptist churches
OF Ellis and Hill counties held two
days mission rally at Milford We'd
nesday and Thursday, closing Thurs
day night with a sermon by Rev C.
c. Winters Prominent ministers
were in attendance and participated
in the convention a great deal of
interest was manifested in the dis
cussiQns and reports of the progress
of mission work in Texas. and the
churches pledged themselves to be
more Jealous in raising funds TO
further the cause of missions, both
at home and in foreign fields. The
meeting was d most enthusiastic one
and a good attendance was reported.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-05
II. 4 r. G. Rates.

Austin and return s705, Ac-
count meeting Texas Funeral Direc-
tors Association On sale May -.
limit May 81
waco and retlrn $500 Account
Grand Commandry knights Templars
On sale April "a. Limit April IS
Des Moines, la, and return s24.
Account Assembly Presbyterian
church On sale May I4-i5-16-17-
p and %. Limit May 81
Greenvnle. S. c.. and return $S12o
Account Assembly Presbyterian
church On sale May l2-13-l4. Linz
it May %
Birmingham, Ma, and return
s22,25. Account General Conference
NJ E. church. On sale April 80,
May / and s. Limit May "a
Mexico City and return $685..
On sale April % to May 5. inclusive.
Limit July 81. Stop over allowed en-
route and on return trip
Dallas and return $3.50, account
VI uSItdi T GSAINd vi SAFE May - 4 D.
Limit May Z.
Mineral Wells and return 1910,
account Fireman's Association of
Texas On sale morning train May
8. Limit May -.
San Antonio and return $3.50,
account State Bankers association
On sale May 8. Limit May IL
Granbury and return $500, ac-
count reunion Jarvis College On
sale May 20-21 Limit 10 days.
Decatur H., and return $25.65,
account assembly C. p. church On
sale May IA to II inclusive Limit
May IS.
Saint Paul. Mimi and return
$3.50. account meeting Federation
of Women's Clubs On sale May
2G-2S-29-30 Limit June 9.
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propriate for linen and for silk guits
as wei as for wool In this instance
the sleeves are in the favorite and a.,
ways attractive three quarter length.
but long ones can he substituted If =
laore practical garment is desired Vel.
season, bat are hy no means the only
ones in style, for linen on wool and
linen on SILK make distinctive charac.
teristics OF prevailing fashions anG
are to be found in great many at
tractive colors Bulgarian embroider
les are exceedingly smart. and plain
broadcloth on mixed material always
makes handsome effect
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A variation of the kimono is shown
here, having tucks 10 provide extra
fullness over the bust aud 70 give ia
pcriug lines IN back. The sleeves are
fun aud tiowiE@ hut might be banded
at the wrist OF elbow II desired Fac
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-05
For Judge 10th Judicial District,

DemocTdtlc PRIMARY, July 20, 1876.
For Judge 10th Judicial District:
LEE HAWKINS.
G. C. GROCE.
For County Judge.
YANCY d. KEMBLE.
TOM SPENCER
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROKER.
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER.
JOHN NJ. LOGGINS
For District Clerk:
ALVIN Z KIDD.
AMI CARoTHERS
CLINT sPALDING.
For County Attorneys
MARK SMITH.
For County Superintendent Public
Instruction;
}. r BROOKS. reelection.
For rns Assessor
y McELRoY Re election
, G. WILLIS
JACK kltLEHREw
,or fas collector
SNIP SPENCER re..ioctsoa
t"s sheriff
~ 70 FORBES
tuNY CRoWEtI
a MILLER
" KENNEDY
y NtNAICk. reelection
= UARuEN
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IS tWmN DAVIS
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f"s tessssss.~sssssss r's.sas.t 4
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fs3s stsssssss~is'saer fsrsassssss a
"a wrTHERspooN
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Gilmore he u@Ref aanNef AaA Har
ORATOR 81 tAmnlaetl punuasny Gers
tHars eHneFaenne Aaews has hnsl-
ssk amF isssN Respectfully 500
itife ung patFoRaEe Save Ynn
sfasf Aaif aa sail papers. sa0a sos
Hmzn plea ta select from Il
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Kate i4a rna thinx ia frn~ s.at
s~swie 7ssrA agfitta8 gtruaxh sissss.
MAsls~ i' saa shsns ss see hes
sfffH Eaarf hs~n sls~s%A md F0a'ys
nsses euzsf Sag r~s
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We Ntn hTuxs ~tseu2e - n~ar
agninss fFwts nnzas 10 ia bend a Sg~1s
wissonf = htit LANDER
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The following announcements are
made. subject to the action OF the
Democratic Primary, July 2S, 1906: