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was not at home.
 B. It was then that the city attorney advised the council members that those who were elected to serve on taat body can be forced to do SO by legal methods or suffer the consequences.
 Mir Eustgard has always held ta this belief. and savs that the eadr has rra- yided for such prosecutions. but the members of the council have declared themselves slow tn follow course which is so evidently extreme.
 He impressed the fact upon the mem bers present last night and they arc
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MAY PROSECUTE COUNClLMEN
 WHO RESIGNED FROM COUNCIL

now Waeering about the action fa h. followed Most important business awaits transaction Should AIr Cmhets'- absence b, much IlHgsr prolonged the municipality Viu bg J.ft in a Has' unusual aHd ragrett1Hfs- Il- sitipu. THs time [ lt hand Tor rHs me.t#s of tRe board ur equalization This board cannot aet without 61zfnr Gy, members present IL met llst Sers fgmhef and in April Thu time fs aH but hsre.
 The h.yyiHe of taves meaf h. made but thgrr k no council
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One of the strangest of all the hap peniugs of this municipality is now coming within the range of probability ana is nothing less than tne prosecution Of CouHeilmcn Mustard and Rice should they r,r=ist in their refusal jo occupy a tae city ..teail ;ha piasaa to which they were elected last April
 When the remaining members of the council met last night t was of course. found that no quorum was present. The chief of police was sent for MT. Rice. but came back with the word that Rice
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GOOD TIME TO DIE.

The following Is told concerning an old golf caddie and his wife. The minister. who was called in. tried to comfort the wife. saying that. while John was very weak. he was evidently ready for better world. unexpected- ly. however. John rallied and said to the wife:
 Jenny. my woman. I'll maybe be spared to ye yet"
 "Na, ma. Johni" was the reply. We're prepared and I'm resigned Dee nOo,'
 seraper teams for hire. 2f4 First aysnua
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Ts,o more stuier box rohbrria4 vrr- lu iur Nueeet today. one ur the thsft- tauk place on thr property ef Charu. Eps- near Center creek. 4ud | 1.t. utfer Wa- committed ar uur af tf.. lfutU5 creeks near tbr city
 I'm. particulars connected With thc
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cate here has returned from a Jour of th" tin region of the north and states that the amount of development AoiA aeroinI .lishcd there is moi uircfent tu warrant a decided ariul"n.
 lie Is certain. however that mur- work will prove the mines to hr great properties. and hr is particularly im- pressed with lh. a4es .i th, Lost Eierr region
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DRAINING TUNDRA BY
 TUNNEL AT RODNEY

commences fur tunnel ttsrlf iz nov more than ioo feel in leueth aud nod quite e0o frrt remains tu he dHe te pruN idle the required drainage
 C. Y Morrison. who X interested H the U9rk. stated thiz mafHHa ff5f the momhers af the company are highly satisfied with the result af tbrir efforts.
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COMPANY
 CELEBRATES LEAVING

The members of the KuskokWim Mining X Trading Company took 9 pleasure trip on the Louise today in the bay and afterwards enjoyed lunch at the Royal Cafe in celebration of the start for the KuskoRwim which will take place tonight or tomorrow
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CUTS A VEIN.

\ man WLo Is employed in the res taufaut at the Headquarters saloon ha vein In his hand cut by glass today and he bled profusely. but Dr. Sloan stopped the flow. and no serious result k anticipated
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TURNS OVER
 THE DITCH

James Mckay of the Mckay Mining the ditch which he built for his firm in the Kougarok.
 He still owns a large amount of stock in the company, but, having finished his ditch work. he resigns his old active management.
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LOCATED HIM.

Tommy" said young lady visitor at his home. "why not come to our Sunday school? Several of your lit- tie friends joined us lately"
 Tommy hesitated a moment. Then suddenly he exclaimed. Does little red headed kid by the name of Jimmy Brown go to your school?"
 "Yes. indeed" replied the new teach CT
 Well. then" said Tommy. with an air of interest. "fn bo there next Sun day. you bet. I've been layIng for tha3 kid for three weeks. and never knew where to find him."-Judge's Library.
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Throughout the summer an immense work has been carried on at Point Rodney. which work Is nothing less than the tunnelling of the tundra from the beach in order tn provide drainage for an immense amount of property which the operators. Getchcl and Com
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Hftrr ease 4fr urFf-s-ea. however. n tIe request of tte informant. a- thu aAnsr ef thy claim eu which il oc- Fefprtrator= hy Iettms lhy matter he kept quiet
 In both cases th" facts are said to
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ROBBERIES ON OSBORNE
 PROBABLY WHOLESALE

Since the discovery Of the sluiee box robberies on the property of the Julian brothers on Osborne creek. three more gmny sacks which were evidently used by the thieves in the course of their work. have been found. This fact is taken to mean that the robbery has been carried on in wholesale way and
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pany. own.
 This great tunnel has now been all but completed, and a very short timr only Will be required ta bring II tu q cunsummati8H.
 An upen cut has been dug for q dis tanee of l.300 feel Into the tundra. and from the end of this cut tine tunnel
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has covered considerable space of time
 Mir Julian himself is said to believe that they have lost not less than s5,0O0 by the thefts, and il may be much more.
 The three additional sacks were found since Mir. Julian went to the property yeste ,ay.
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trI af the fem,r EHful
 Mn Baldwin hls come ta the suu- elu~iaH ttfH tH, ciB vtH uprsft Jhs hest in this linr and hr ha the rsm- age of his cunyictions
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ARE READY
 FOR SCHOOLS

The great preparations for the open ing of the schools on September are now all but concluded. All that re- mains to be done fs the painting of the outside of the building
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VAUDEVILLE
 ARTISTS COME

George Baldwin i= uuR iH camWuul- cation with John cnrt. the famous vaudeville man. on the matter of briue- ing C. Nome a frst-class vaudeville company. which will arrive con the next
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OTHER SLUICE ROBBERIES
 NOW BEING REPORTED

point towards men employed on the properties as the offenders. but more than that cannot be said
 The robbery oh Ihr property of Mr Ross took place some weeks ago. and the other took place at tbe end of lat week
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TWO MEN ACCUSED or ROBBERY AT OSBORNE BROUGHT TO
 THE CITY.

I.oH p Berry md Chafla. NJ 1aHu- som Wrr. arrested yest,td3t ts tu. musHalz uu the charge of robbins th. sluiee bs~,= af the Juian brothers 1' i3 Gshaur crock.
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W. c. MCGUIRE IMPROVING.

W .. NeGute who .1# Hsau u0er- u. ffem M Hait f=aaf f## =a#us= ETU-. is uat fyraffed ra Br aH H#. aaa tp r..tkerx.
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WEISS SPEAKS
 OF TIN FIELDS

SAYS TIN MINES NEED MUCH MORE DEVELOPMENT THAN
 THEY RECEIVED.
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GOOD STRIKE
 MADE ON LILLIAN

Tz., taat of erl.I 1u.Hs % .ref- Ha aH. H=a= has h.aH= uH.ssz= =Es.I. and as. .ats=f rIata. af- fe tH. .sf..a a HHz- -tHaHa r. e=a at s,Haaa-.
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'srIWeu und Company rH=e r--z--h st..eedsd m masiue a u..s #Il. ft, Hr rb- Lillian erHH He.t ss=HH.r za=.I..
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the arrests have only begun.
 Four or five of those arrested today pleaded guilty and others pleaded not guilty. Several obtained bail and the rest will no doubt succeed in dniug su before night
 Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
 Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best
 Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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TWO MONTHS SENTENCE.

Jae Hius. a rolurrd man. who Was found guilty of ceiling whisky to ua- treee- ua= srutrHerd ta tSe month imprisonment tudas by Judge Fuller
 Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board Of Trade.
 Blatz Private Stock at the Bank
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Herr Weiss. who. is in The employ ncut of the Krupp Company and who now represents Erandenlmg yyndi-
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BRAND NEW PEOPLE FOR NOME.

on the next Victoria ar- coming a trunp of vaudeville eople. Nho. under Che management If George Baldwin. are going to give Nome the latest in Ih,, "in"rry -meiry. The latest picture films. newest songs and dancing sensa- lions. A good show for the rest of the season.
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WILL DRAW JURY
 THIS AFTERNOON.

The trial jury for the present court session will be drawn this afternoon at 1: 90 o'clock.
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NATURALIZATION DAY.

September : will br naturalizatia day. and the district clerks office dc. ~ir"s the publication of the fact
 II is expected that a large numbcl ef applications win be made this time owing to the developments during th recent election.
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Imported coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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Granite Mining Candles ar. tn. best.
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aHl au peak m rhs most glowing .atH aG l. N4Hs have carried away +#rs 4f th- mGt. tHr nuta idle TOR TRES
 PASSING ON CLAIM. 1iiHlet rianuss MS arrested to-day for tr,-Ia iue ou the claim known as Na l3 nIy ereek
 Granite Minina Candles are the best
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slatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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6Iatz wsiner Beer at the Bank.
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seraper teams for hire. 214 First
The Globe-republican., 1908-06-11
First published Juno II. 1908.
ORDINANCE NO 800

An ordinance making 1t unlawful for
children under the age Of 10 years to be upon
the streets Of Dodge City, Kansas. between
certain hours. except under certain q condit'
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
OF the City OF Dodge City, Kansas:
Section I.-That 1t 10 unlawful for children
under the age Of sixteen years TO be out up.
on the streets avenues and alleys OF said
ct Dodge CITY ksnsa e. IRON Snnr Nay erss
o'clock D. M, and o'clock q. m, q d from
October frst to May first between the hours
OF 100 O'Clock p. m. and O'Clock a. m un-
less accompanied by . parent or guardian
Provided, however, that any child or child
rem may be out upon s a.. street, avenues ns
consent OF the father, mother. guardian or
other person in whose care said child or
children may be, which knowledge and con.
sent must be evidenced bv written state.
ment signed by said father, mother. guar.
dian or ether person 10 who.e care care said child
may be. to be carried BY said child or child
rem while 90 upon the streets
Section U.-That IL shall DO the duty Of the
City Marshall and his deputies. and all
probAt on officers TO enforce this ordinance
BY sending such child or children home. and
keeping them of the streets at such times
upon the streets. Any child or children who
shall persist In violating the provisions OF
this ordinance, and shall be guilty Of two
violations within one calendar month, shall
be taken before the Juvenile Court OF Ford
county, Kansas, and there punished accord
ing to the statute with reference to delin-
Quent children.
section III.-That this ordinance shall tske
effect land be In force from and after It's
publication once In The Dodge City Globe
Republican.
Passed the council Jnne 3rd. 1908.
Attested: A. ID. REEVES, Mayor.
Pearl Trebllcock.
fseal] City Clerk.
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First Published April 9th. 1908.
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE OF
PRIMARY ELECTION.

State of Kansas, Ford County, IS:
April lst. 1908.
To Whom It May Concern:
L.. the undersigned, County Clerk OF
notice in writing from the Secretary Of State
of the State OF Kansas. designating the
offices for which candidates are to be Homi.
mated at the primary 70 be held On the nrst
Tuesday In August In 1908. DO hereby cerofv'
political parties Of this State and County at
said primary may nominate one candidate
to be voted for at the general election TO be
held in November of 1908, for each Of the
following ofices:
Ten President Electors.
Three Justices Of the Supreme Court.
Candidates for Governor.
Candidates for Lieutenant. governor.
Candidates for Secretary OF state.
Candidates for State Auditor.
Candidates for State Treasurer.
Candidates fol- Attorney. General.
Candidates for State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
Candidates for superintendent Of In.
surance.
Candidates for State Printer.
Three Candidates for Railroad Oommis'
Candidates for United States Senator.
Candidates for Congressman.
Candidates for State Senator.
Candidates for Representative.
Candidates for County Clerk.
Candidates for County Treasurer.
Candidates for Register OF Deeds.
Candidates for County Attorney.
Candidates for Probate Judge.
Candidates for Sheriff.
Candidates for Coroner.
Candidates for County Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
Candidates for County Surveyor.
Candidates for Clerk Of the District Court.
Candidates for County Commissioner 2nd
District.
District.
Candidates for Justice Of the Peace.
Candidates tor Constable.
Candidates for Township Trustee.
Candidates for Township Clevk.
Candidates for Township Treasurer.
Candidates for Precinct committeeman,
Given under my hand and seal of said
county. at my once In the city OF Dodge City
County OF Ford. State Of Kansas, this hrst
day Of April, 1908. w.v
SEAL County Clerk
3w
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Eunettbns Of Taste Nerves.

A wine expert was tasting wines.
in tasting sweet wines he lowered his
head upon his breast. In tasting dry
or sour ones he threw his head back.
why do you do that?" said spec.
tator.
II don't know. Habit. I guess" the
expert replied.
"You do It," the spectator explain
cd, because the front Of your tongue
can only taste sweet things and the
back of It only sour things and the
movement Of your head Is for the
purpose Of throwing the wines upon
the right part Of your tongue. The
taste nerves have different functions.
some handling sweets, others scurs,
others bitters and 80 on. just a. the
muscles have different functions. some
working the leg and some the arm"
well. well," said the expert. You
surprise me. AT the same time I'm
sure you are right. Everybody, come
to think Of It, holds sweet things on
the forepart Of the tongue to get their
favor and sour things on the hint
part.s
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NOTICE:


J.
NOTICE a heyebv siven thar the follow
,no n. stItInn y M IA nyesented 10 thc Hoard
~ crustv f,om m issif,ners an the Sth dav al
xnsSss4 ia toWit: /" 4
PETITION EUH THE OnGAM " TX, X, " a
NEW amUNCtU n.,nLv Iy WlWaan -
FohD VoVN1A' AANSAo'
TO the B0ard az County Commissioners OF
Tori County. Ksnsas; mn" -
we. the INTERVIEWED, resident electors
NJ the territorv hereln aftcr propOsed to he
~ off and orranixad into a new township,
herebv respectfuiiv petition your honorable
hody "a set al and orranize the following
described territory into q new township,
to. wit.
Beginning at the southeast corner Of
township twenty eight (26), south, range
Ford county. Kansas. anu from thence
extending north an the range line between
ranges twenty three (ss) and twenty-four
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Pneumonia In the Aged.

The melancholy death OF Gen.
Wheeler psoves the almost inevitable
ending Of such cases. 80 true 10 this
that 1t 10 Q medical aphorism that
pneumonia ID the best friend Of the
aged" inasmvch % II saves them
from much ot other waiting troubles.
II was well said by his physicians that
II he were younger the favorable crisis
might have been reached. Instead.
however. the disease progressed in
spite Of the most skillful treatment
and release came only with death. Tol.
loving the rule n was . forssone con.
ciusion. The only hope was In count,
ing on some reserved vitality which
ct that age could not reasonably be
expected. AZ usual. the anal scene
was . peaceful and painless oas.-
New York Herald.
The Globe-republican., 1908-06-11

interest on al apeclal and time deposits
He stated that the currency bill that had
recently become . law, was, 10 his .opIn-
Ion, good measurs ard ~ouid pFeven'
to large extent any financial disturb.
ance 10 the future auch as We expsrieLced
last fslE that the bill had the support q
a large majority Of the Republicans 10
tho House and Senate and was promptly
approved BY President Roosevelt, who
had At I'll times insissentIy favored u.
THAT WASHINGTON MANSION
Mr.. Long said that Mr.. whire's state
ments shout the purchase 81 The Wash
Inxton house were % inaccurate - other
portions Of the article, and took decided
exceptions to his contention that be could
be an honest man and be guilty Of the
things charged therein. For the first
time Mr.. Long referred 10 the insinus
ton that has been whispered around
Kansas BY bis opponents. and vas eatusl-
lis mentioned by Mr.. White. which re-
fers to the purchase OF Washington
home. His coinments upon this were
earnest in the extreme. He said:
"While this 10 personal matter,
have NJ desife to keep anything con.
nected with Ii from my constituents.
This house was purchased by Mrs. Long
with her money, derived from property
which she had at the time Of our mar
rage. | hope never to be under the
necessity Of having to refer to this mat
ter again during this or any other cam
paiga may make In Kansas. "
Senator Long said that the iuaccur-
acles and mis-. statements contained In
the article OF Mr.. White and Mr.. Bristow
surpassed anything that had ever hap
pened In Kansas before. He made The
surprising statement that 10 February Of
this year Nj. White had told him that he
had the document In question In bis pos
session; that 1t amounted 10 nothing,
and that he had declined to make use of
Il. He said that the document took the
statement Of q single senator or repre-.
sentative % conclusive fact against the
reports Of committees and statements Of
other senators and representatives who
were better qualified accurately to state
the facts. Senator Long says that this
unjust attempt to distort the facts and
misrepresent what happened will react
on those who are responsible for II; thrt
IL will not result 10 any personal benefit
to Mr.. Br.s.ow. He said:
1.-THE people Of Kansas are just and
fair. They will hold their representa-
t,ves Ito strict account, but they will not
indorss BY their auffrages an unjust and
unfair attempt to destroy public official
IL the facts and the record properly con-
sidered do not justify the sccusatio0s"
Senator Long then referred to recent
article Of Mr.. Whites and In closing said:
~ expect IT, succeed, not through an
organization, not through machine. not
alone through loyal, earnest work Of
personal friends, but expect to succeed
because my appeal is to the people Of
Kansas, who have always stood fot JUS
tice and fair play"
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Tho csilIcism hsre Il FOR voting % re-
pesl the law providing for imprisonment
for sebaslne, BE shoWsd that 80 msn,-
bsss gossd ior This BIZ and 3 against Il,
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Curious Agricultural industry.

A curisus agricultural industry IL
being probably carried on at Ware
dales, near Meaux, France, where sor.
rel Ii preserved and put up in tins Or
small casks, and exported to oil parts
Of the world, for use a. q culinary
and table accessory. This industry
was started at varedales in the year
1850, but It still remains practically
unknown to the world ct large. II
requires q motive power Of about
eight horsepower while 9 quantity Of
steam representing seventeen horse
power) IL also used for boiling and
cooking purposes. sorrel can only be
grown four years in succession upon
the same land, which must then be-
put under other crops for about
twelve years.
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gered the passage OF the BILL. He closed
the reference to the votes against amend
ments to the Hepburn bill In the follow
Ing language:
"As havesa repeatedly 10 former
speeches in Kansas, the Hepburn rate
bill was made only after full consulta-
ton with President Roosevelt, and be
approved our action ct the time, not %
70 its general provisions alone bat Is to
desaiis % well. He approved our course
90 to the provisions that were put into
the bin and also 80 TO the things that
were left out Of the bill. II am to be
condemned FOR voting against these
amendments, Mr.. White and Mr.. Bristow
are compelled also to condemn President
Roosevelt for what he did In the making
u the Hepburn bill and in bic approval
Of H."
INTEREST on UNITED STATES DEPOSITS.
Senator Long stated that be had voted
against an amendment TO Q bill In the
last congress providing for the payment
Of interest on all government deposits
that banks acting as Disturbing agenta
and dong other accommodation business
for the government could not in falrnesa
DO expected to pay interest on temper.
ary funds they might have Ia their pos.
session; but that DO bad voted for thu
currency Bill ia the lest session which
'oontaInsd a provision cot the payment d
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OsE DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE
THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1908
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Probate Judge.

", II. Preston will be candidate for re.
election to the office Of Probate Judge. sub
joct to the Republican voters at the primary
20 be held in August.
Capt. j. l.. Finley will be q candidate ior
Probate Judge Of Ford County, subject to the
decision Of the Republican voters at the
August primary election.
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First Published June 4th. 1908.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
state OF Kansas %

In the Probate Court 10 and for Said County.
Notice 10 hereby given that letters OF ad-
ministration on the estate OF Gee. -. uooilstle
the 29th day OF May ,l9Ue, by the Probate Court
Ford County, Kansas. Now. all persons nav
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
nOtiied that they must present the same 20
the undersigned for allowance within enc
NAV be precIuded from any benefit OF such
estate: and that II such claims be not 81.
hibited within three years after the Date OF
said letters, they shall be forever barred.
Nav 18TH. i9O8. FANNIE L. DooLITTLE
Administratrix Of the estate OF Geo. y.
Doolittle. Deceased.
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For County Treasurer

The Globe. Republican Is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy Of 8. P. Reynolds, fol
county treasurer Of Ford county. subject 70
the decision Of the voters at the primary
election.