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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25
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10y ana Mrs, SutieF On lLu, $50,
Tor the officers OF the Fifteenth infan-
w, thc rooms uSlhB ucuutllusE uc tu,
u'Vu Nv pluN anu req lo.eS ler,'a n'i1
Palns ana the N"tlVnnl Guaru pat ,u.
uo'lS ia alIThu@uSe, MiSS huua a :. '%'S
spNc =, NUMBER , o. NICa, S',Sci III, r.
sstins We're the governors stan ana
tnG'r wives, N"l n,4 NIX al a. = Co.. and
Mrs' F. A. WedgWood' ana COL "''u
NlS' lINHn
,
Another interesting event on
guy evening Was inc uonuuet No vi M
versity club IN commemoration OF tUs
nalte OF LeNlngtoI WhoSc 9,It,i,,slI, ~
M"1 last SunuaN' hlSuop IN'o.',1V ~,
NtNau" WI BuosV on n ollu' ,bttc ,e
NepIss j. HlnSuli' to's V,''',,Sp, " e,,,ii
ibc oisT %Pra laI ,.''i y y f;nsttn ". D.
Ritter ~ snow. \ feature OF Inc or,
eaSlou Was Ine teuu,lg VI y ,to,ttd
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San Francisco and the voting Of sloc
, pS aie o,, 10, % ne'p pa! '''s''
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NJ lSS SUt'e; W." - srines fIaJycr!
apd tw 70, on three young slrls oSs'S''''B
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r. Is,,6a,t,,roc, ertertsined M card,
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mp. ioyio on 'Vi1tau a., '', , rhM,sde,
dinner al the MA cIuo on Ia NJ,
n!sht N nolloI Oh " y, "a ar,u ti
slf% 81 99 fsa,o.s'V, oe es.e and and cove,
lalu LOT d pait GoHs"
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bridge ch,b Yesterday afternoon.
-
Mrs Frank Is. stephens entertained
rar "l'' an r i,i nigh.
large dancing marty will be given
al Wsndamere next Wednesday By
oS 1 tbe rahemtnn Sn5 TO be among the
natrons
Mrs George Putnam entertained her
card club this week.
Mrs 4 ! Hosmer was hostess at a
prett,; luncheon on Tuesday. given IN
honor Of Miss Maydelia Hobbs and Miss
b,jdcs The rooms we're decorated in
apple blossoms and sweet peas. and
covers wore laid for Is. Those TO meet
The guests Of honor We're Mrs. G. f.
Miller Mrs g. H. Barns, Mrs. s B
Stevens, Miss Blair. Miss Glare Hall,
Miss Fern Hobbs. Miss Esther Allen
and Miss Cannady of Ogden.
Mrs T.. T. Miller entertained the
Twentieth Century club on Tuesday
at her home, the prizes in the card con
test going to Mrs. George Airs and
Miss Hartly.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Murray enter
tanned nj theater party at the Orphe-
UNI on Tuesday night
Mrs. J. ]. Broughal will entertain at
the first of SERIES of bridge affairs
TUESDAY, April IS in honor of Mrs
Finlen OF Chicago
Mrs. George w. Snow will entertain
at hve hundred Thursday afternoon,
Marioneaux, who leaves soon for Eu-
rope
bridge Wednesday. April %. at her
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nesday, the decorations being in pink
and white carnations, and bridge fol-
lowing.
Mrs c. r.. Alton and daughters win
entertain this afternoon for Miss May
della Hobbs.
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PROVO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew sward an
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PRACTICAL aARB FOR EVERYDAY BUSINESS.

Tailored shtwast of blue striped linen fronts are laid in six deep
and
in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

Cards are out announcing the mar
riuge az Miss Vera Dell Porter 10
Harry w. Beckett Jr,, the wedding 10
take place at the home of the BRIDES
parents at No. S9i4 Washington ave-
nue., April %.
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Miss Helena b. Welby of Denver
is expected to arrive IN Salt Lake
the first of May to visit for a short
time with her sister. Mrs. Fred A,
Ears
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

Mr. and Mrs Fred j. Kiesel have
returned home from an extensive Cali
foI1ia trip. Most Of the time was
spent in Sacramento visiting their SON,
j. Fred Kiesel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. c. Alexander are
home from stay of several weeks in
the east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

Gov. and Mrs Cutler on Thursday
night gave reception at their home
Tor the officers OF the Fifteenth iufan-
nted IN pink ana red roses, ferns ana
palms, and the National Guard baml
being ia attendance, Miss Edna Evans
suvc a number Of vocal selections az
cumpauicd by Miss Irene Kelly, A..
sisting were the governors stan ana
thoir wives, Col. aud Mrs A. $. Bower,
Cob and Mrs. Ncssler. Adjt. Gen. ana
Mrs h. A. WcdgWood, and Col, aud
MtS. Irwin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-25

Bishop Spalding accompanied Bish-
op and Mis-. Henry d. Robinson, who
have been his guests. to Reno, New
on Thursday.
Miss Jean Spencer, who has been
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Mann of Los
Angeles are at the Knutsford on their
way cast.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-01-23

We have several unredeemed
watches in good order, Hamden
and Waltham, which we will sell for
amount loaned on them.
SoURBEER & Co.
For plastering and cement work
call on A. JACK BYRNs, for lowest
prices.
Bring your job work to the News.
We are prepared to do first elias $
work on short notice.
STRAYs-Two red heifer calves with
no brand at A. S. Gully's Fowler,
Kansas. Owner can have same by
paying for feed and this ad.
a. S. GULLEY.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-01-23
ROAD NOTICE
First published Jan. 10, 1908

First published ian. 10, 1908
To whom It may concern:
In pursuance of an order made by the Board of
County Commissioners of the County of Meade in
the State of Kansas, in regular session the 10th
day of January A. d. 1908, notice is hereby given
that
a. S. Prather, c. E. Boyer
L. c. Cash, A. F. German
c. r. Singley, b. c. Mi1ligan,
c. A. Frost, c. w. Orner,
A. L. Brown. Maurice Mcdonald,
Geo. J. King, Harlin Edwards,
l.. F. Parsons
Householders of said county, residing in the vi
cinity where 1t is proposed to lay out and estab-
lish the road below mentioned, have presented to
said board their certain petition, praying the lay
ing out and establishment af public road in
said county as follows:
Beginning the west line of Meade Co at the
SW corner of section No. eighteen (ISj in twp No.
%, south of range No. 80, west of the sixth P NJ,
thence running east along section line the space
of nine ~ miles to the Sc corner of Sec. No six
teen i16) in Twp. No. 81 south of Range No. 20
west of the sixth (6l P. NJ, where said proposed
road, if established. will intersect road No. 81,
said proposed road to be forty (40) feet in width,
and that w. w. Coon, Albert Edwards and L. C.
Cash, viewers duly appointed, will meet at the
place OF beginning on the 3rd day of February A.
road, and give all parties hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal of said county
affixed at my Office in said county, this 10th day
January A. D. 1908. W. w. PREssLY,
Seal County Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
@a1 ',sHss ssss.I uA@ q

GunEa,s,n- ts,to-. tAt = l>As>
/. the unsiersaxp.-d. a candidate
ior representative to the tssssssseul
Ass..s.lsiy II GoiS,rado. Lssvass
J'a-i4e my .sTf~srt AND vote. Z
s.SsSfs-si. to the ensc; useat II =
PRIMARY eks-t,oa Law ior 'ke T.
rs--t nosssaatso1 by the b.sSsas II
ali ctlSs.lai.. iroun I n,t.sd Ststss
senator 10 the lowest ct~-tiv~
othe~r provided by tsw, ss,ssh
primary law To fsalo~ the g.ssev-
al i.se oi the v ,scsn.sn E.slsssAry
sl.-,tson Law aud adapted 10 th~
ColoradocoDststut,on. IfurtAer
pledge myss,li to remain cut II
any aud all party caucuse- ON
this subject. and to co-oy..rats
aud vote with othss n.esnler. III
the General Assembly who may
favor such law. r~gardlsss II
party affiliations.
joan A. !-EaKKITER,
Legislative Dist. Gunni-on Co
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
HW OonanlsnonEa

The nomination d Inner
" il..y as commissioners from the
east end OF GuBuIson count Y Was
one of the best which could have
been made IL r..ceivc- he hearty
endorsement of the democrats
and u we'll received by many re-
pul,licaus, the independent vot-
err aud by miners. raDchmen
aud business nen generally.
Mr.. Whey u a strong man: "A
clear headed. straightforward
business man; energetic, Tree
from bias. monopolistic control
or other ieopordlzing influences
lie Is IN all RESPECTS worthy of
the support oi every citizen of
Gunnison county for the import
ant office To which he aspires.
An early settler, he has spent his
lie in developing our mines and
his ranches in Waunita park.
During that time he has never
lost faith in the future of Gunni-
son county, never left il to EN-
gage in business elsewhere, or
failed To say a good word early
and late for our home com
munity.
In his capacity as sheriff for
two terms Mr.. Wiley made hun
dreds OF friends and developed
wide acquaintance over this Ell
tire mountain region 80 that he
is singularly we'll equipped to
handle the work oi n commits
sioDer, which demands wide nc
quaintance with the people and
needs III different communities.
Mr.. Wiley il One u the people,
u working man, a property
owner and taxpayer He will
administer the affairs Il the
county with fidelity and honesty;
and while pursuing an economical
policy, will he liberal aAd not
niggardly, generous and not
wasteful. lie will disburss. the
road fund and the other funds Of
the county where needed and for
the public good, nor will he show
any favOritism toward localities
or individuals in ND doing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
MnEO As6@uo14

far Lack ci -opc real ess'ss- ''se'sl
10 urge against the r~7sss-st's',' ss
Judx. H.fb.Tsnsts'n, S's''s 81 ss's
.,olItcsAI og,,,oseuts are SAVING
ihs, he u an Incut,sios dessss'-
erai aud va. kstcls.-i three
..a1. i~sor. hs. sousss..stss'ss ss'r
county nudge os sss'"i"sr \,
I.sJ1 To 'bo-s Who r.'sss''ssis-f
the facts. this assertion ~ all
-uri. True bs Was REARED
r.pus,licnn. bui h,> fsr-i vote Tor
yr.--il.eui va> east Ip $40 ~hsn
i. voted for Bryan, aud he na.
t,...u a consistent Democrat ever
since. lie never voted n repuh-
lican ticket
Judge lisjherin2ton was a
,i.l.xst. to TIA. Democratic coun-
fvconVeution held IN Gunn'-on
on sept -. 1900. aud placed
the name of Hon. 4. /. kawsit
l~.iore that convention. Al that
convention Cha- i.iei,ie was
s..lected as county chairman and
Geo. iIctheIingtoB, secretary.
Uetherincton has IN has possess
son ietters. files and books show
what he did IN that campaign a
wear prior TO his nomination.
tine item shows where Henry
Crooks then the .,uHnl>on
County memt~r Of tho state cen
trail COMMITTEES. ON Oct 26. 1900,
paid him five dollars for office
EXPENSES. Aud anot her where
ou oct. -. 1900 he paid 30
cent. foT a message To oDon-
nell aud the amount was repaid
To him by Crooks.
Furthermore on Nov 21,
1900, a.. secretary of the county
central committee he wrote let
ter 10 GoNernor-Elect James II.
Ormap recommending that
Henry Crooks he appointed sup
erintendsni oi the iish hatchery
at Gunnison. All these state
ments can be easily verified by
consulting or writing to the par
ties herein mentioned
Ii the err OF incubator demo
crat. manufactured as it has
been from the whole cloth, is all
the opposition can raise against
a man who has held office for
seven years, We are now doubly
certain that his reelection is a
foregone conclusion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
'rsco"clu:,yt w.! THEATRICAL

Referring to the boast that the
administration il about to pro
ceed against the tobacco trust.
the 81. Louis Post Dispatch SAYS
Suits like this have multi
piled Beef trust, coal trust.
lumber trust. oil trust. sugar
trust and railroad trusts innum-
erable-all these in turn have
lsen made the butts Of the ad
ministration's policy. But with
all this fanfare Of trumpets in
the lists, the encounters have
consisted of nothing but a spec
tecular splintefing of lances. Not
one trust has been unhorsed: no,
one has suffered more than
scratch; not one has even been
made to breaths hard from ex-
haustiOn in the pretty tourna-
ment. One and all, these mock
sufferers are blandly continuing
at their old trade. and the prices
Of the products ar~ steadily
mounting. That is why the to
bacco trust may smile. Tive peo-
pie Of the country would like To
see one pitched battle to the
death, with lance. sword and
dagger-One good fight finished,
instead Of the incOnclusive theat-
rical fury in all quarters OF the
field at once, which has been the
the essence of the administra-
tion's loudly self-laujt.d policy.
Does the Post Dispatch think
that there can l'e anything but
"inconclusivs theatrical fury" in
a battle waged against the trusts
by a president whose cabinet j.
composed Of men not in sympa-
thy with his fight or by a politi-
cal party whose candidates are
supported and whose campaign
funds are provided by the special
interests.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

TIE result II this election de-
peads upon the laboring men.
They have the ruling power and
can elect Bryan if they only hang
together. Will they do it. John
h. Lennon. treasurer of the
American Federation d Labor
says that ninety per cent. II
organized latsor and almost that
Peryeatage Of usorzapised labor
~ for Ryan. II %, thesv is no
doubt Of the result. Bryan will
sweep every northern state. Yet
lafsOr has never vet held together
and the republican trusts syi-
IDENTIFY believe that when the time
conses they can buy and deceive
and friehte~ enough laborer. to
acc0saplish their end and puf
laissctioa Bill Taft in tn. pres;-
dsat's chair. Two weeks from
next Tuesday will tell the tale
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

II Taft should he elected and
die, think G the country under
rule Of Jim Sherman! Sherman,
the trust darling, the chief lea
tenant of Speaker Cannon and
the obedient servant Of Morgan
and Rockefeller. On the othSr
hand, consider the splendid figure
G John Worth Kern, Indiana's
favOrite sOn, II accident should
place him il the White House to
follow Bryan, our liberties and
Democratic principles would lie
faithfully preserved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
SHOULD E coaPlneNrrp

There have been some faint
of Mrs. Downev, I've.
cause interest was charged on
taxes overdue. NewsChampion
cannot understand the view
point M anyone who thus OBJ
iects. Mr.. Downey has besn .x-
tremely lenient in ADVERTISING
delinquent taxes. giving our
ranchmen and miners and busi.
ness lnen the utmost latitude in
adjusting their bushes. affair.
there hard times. But the in
teFe~t ~ matter of law. II te.
longs to the county: tothe other
taxpayers in fact. We have only
to recollect another county treas.
urer who was lax in living mn to
the law. who favored some
trends at the expense of the
county treasury. We know What
happened when the day Of reckon.
ing came. No, Mrs. Dowpey
snoun be congratulated on her
WISE and Vet impartial conduct
. the county treasurer, off;ce
l hat the people in general nm.
and appreciate a bu.;.
nt-ss.like management j. shown
Dy the fact that taxes have peve,
been 40 well paid up a. ,he..
last two years. Ninety mr cent
On last years taxes were maid
J. when Tor years past an eighty
nve per cent. collection wa. CON.
"d-'e'i extremely good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
FROM IoHN MITCHELL
Spring Valley, ILL.,.

spring valley, Ill.
Sept. Is. 1908,
To The Buffalo Republic.
Buffalo, \. Y.
Answering your telegram of
today, have this to say:
| sincerely believe that all hon
est interests in this country in
cluding thOse of the working
man, would be greatly benefited
by the election Of Bryan. lRgit-
innate business and honest wealth
would have nothing to fear in
such an event.
The platform on which Mr..
Bryan stands, fully recognizes
the rights OF organized labor and
gives specific assurances of leSis-
la'iou that will protect the rights
aud liberty of organized labor.
The platform ON which Mr.. Taft
stands gives no such recognition
and no such assurances. The
issue, therefore, is clearly drawn.
and that is the reason Mr.. Com
pers and the executive council of
the American Federation of La
Dor advised trades unionists to
vote for Bryan.
The predatory rich who are SO
Jealous in their advocacy OF Mr..
Taft, clearly Indicate where the
rest OF the people shoald stand
in the fight.
JOHN MITCHELL.
Sa.ond vico p,.os l. su
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

Tie preliminary canvass Of the
New York World gives Chanler
1900 majority over Hughes
Tor governor in York State. but
Indicates that Taft will l,eat
Bryan by 16, ,394. Why, that
nargia IN New York is not a.
much ~ 1000 in Colorado! And
the democratic governor to get
1S3, ,OW That hooks mighty
favorable for Bryan's eSactiOp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

The republican national com
mittee IN working a slick dodee
to raise a big wad Of campaign
money. Although every trust
and corporation is supporting
them and they dare not publish
the list Of contributions to date.
a cry has b*en sent up that
money il shy. Treasurer Shel-
don. he Of connection Will, seveu-
teen trusts. issues n call for
10000 wealthy republicans TO
put up &JO.W each. Where do
they expect to find these wealthy
republicans? Why. among fed
erai Office hOIderu. to I've sure.
Roosevelt ha. sent out the word
and every Office holder who hasa
bigger job than a fourth-class
postmaster will pony up the
O.OO and then Sheldon with
the president will brag about
how the patriotic republicans
rallied to support Taft.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
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o~ g nal With Ii. Fhrce. ssA wisAaua the
use ef q drop u alcaAal. tripSr-ss6ped ana
chemically pure elyceriae keinG used Ia
stead in extracting and pss.serviag the
curative virtues gvHi.sn6 N tAe ropss
emp.eyed. these saesiicincs sse entirely
free from the objccsioa Of doing karu
b. creating "a ApPc;s:s feR either ol-
coho.sc lcvcraeSs W habit forming
drugs. ExaHsiae tAe fusnIla on thor
bottle wrapysrs-she saos - swosn H. hy
In Pierce. and yoa VIII 6nd that kis
sGosden Medical l6scoSesy.' the great
bload -pariiscr. st0Rach tonic and bowel
segulatos-the Uedicine which. while no;
recommended ~ cusc consumption in its
advanced stages tuo medics0e will do that
yet dss care ell those catarrhal conai-
tons of head aud throat. weak stomach.
torpid liveg and bsoachial troubles. weak
lungs and hang-oR-coughs. which. II uer-
lected of badly treated lead up to aid
finally terminate in consumption
Take the rGoiden Medical Discover %
IN 1is.e and 1t is not Likely TO disa I,I,oipi
YOU II only you give IL tsoroagia and
far trial non't expect miracles. Id
wont do supernatural Things. You must
exercise your patience and Erersevere in it,
use for . veasonab bic le80th 81 time to &C.
its full benefits. The inrrsiicnts Of which
Dr. Pierces medicines are imposed have
the unqualified endorsement oi scores ~
medical ieaslers-bcttee than any amount
of lay. 90 pon-professional. TESTIMONIALS
They are not given away to be- expert
mented with but are sold hv all dealers In
aassdicines ut reasoOa bie prices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
Pat HanlOn has pro,

Pat Hanlon has proved him
seA . crack-a-jack officer for two
terms in the difficult position of
city marshal OF Crested Butte.
Not only that, but he has woa
the respect and praise of every
body Who has known him in that
capacity. VIXEN Pat goes after
a man you can he sure he Win
get him: From the standpoi.t
G qualifications in Necessary
education, courage, tenacity and
good ind Rmeat, he is well equip
ped for the Office of sheriff
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

Henry Watterron-That the
election Of Bryan mean ms business
disaster, or stagnation-it is a
lie-a plain, bar4acei, pslpable
lie-a lie ont II rotten old cloth
which has lsen worn by the re-
publican politicians and editors
until it can scarcely hold to
gether. and WAS long ago rrpasy
and dirty and disreputable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

Deacon Hurley j. one d the
mo-t popular men in Gun.ieon
cOusty. Deservedly 50, too, II
sever failing courtesy from his
ofIce TO rePublicans and demo-
Gratis alike; If strict attentioa to
his dutiss and a public .,srite<i
iaterest in the affairs IL the
county could bring him frie~ds.
Over a new and untried man.
however capable. his exper1
knOwleige Of the intricate 6ssi-
nass of tie county clerks o(y5c.
wM te Invaluable. L. J. HurSey's
trsesds have a way OF stickieg by
hin n well. and that in.urre hi
election.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

Bryan il a western man. The
O0ly western man ever nominate
fOr president. Taft is an east
eser, full Of judicial presidents
and colonial ideas of administra-
tiOn. Stand by the west.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

dren almost starving in Chicago.
And Candidate Taft continues 10
smile and ask the people To vote
for a continuance of Rspuulicau
prosperity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
ELECTION NOTICE!
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
fer Pre-l lent
William J. kyas
Il Nebraska
- MD Irn.llnnI

Il Nebraska
F1r Nice-President
Jehs y. KEN
Of Indiana
For PRESIDENTIAL Electors
u. T. SAPP
= y. WHEELER
D. l.. JEFFERSON
I j. EHRHART
C.. 5. THOMAS
t1ngressnan- Large
EDWARD I. TAYLOR
FOR Congressman
Second Congressional District
JOHN A. MARTIN
For Governor
JOHN SHAFROTH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
s r FITZGERALD
Secretary Of State
4 B PEARCE
Auditor
RlIOADY kENEHAN
Treasurer
J. W. Gal IIGAN
Attornc~ General
JOHN T BARNETT
Superintendent 81 Public instruction
KATHERINE COOK
Regents Of State University
RALPH TALBOT
ETHELBERT ADAMS
Railroad Commissioner
\. 7. ANDERSON
B. +. STALEY
W. l.. SEELEY
r. n. WHITE, ". A MILL MORTON s.
BAILEY, GEORGE " MussER
state Senator
Eleventh SenHtorial District
WARREN ii. TWINING
District Attorney
X. A. LOGAN
For Repse~eotative
JOHN LEMRRITrER
For County CoH Hwissioper, First District
JOS n. COLLINS
For County Commissioner, Second District
kLnEk WILEY
For County Judge
GEO HEfHEkiNITO\
For Clerk and Recorder
p. J. HCRLEN
For Assessor
A. n. THOMAS
For Superintendent of Schools
sAkA y. kASTERLY
For sheriff
PAT HANLO<
For Treasurer
ANNIE n nOWNEN
For Surveyor
". =. SMITH
For Coroner
OLEARN