Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-24

william II. wallace, hauS1S Clby.
James Fl. Whitecotton, Paris.
For Governor. representing the So
cialist party:
William L. Carver, Chillcothe.
For Governor. representing the Pro-
hibition party:
Herman p. Faris, Clinton.
For Governor, representing the Peo.
pies party.
William A. Dillon. Marling.
For Lieutenant-Governor, represent.
ing the Republican party:
JACOB F. Gmelich, Bonneville.
For Lieutenant.Governor, represent.
ing the Democratic party;
Ben NJ. Anderson. Columbia.
Walter A. Kelly, St. Louis.
William H. Leazenby, Bethany.
William r. Painter, Carrollton.
H. J. Summons, Clarence.
Arthur J. Tubbs, St. Louis.
For Lieutenant Governor, represent
lug the Socialist purity.
L. F. Sargent, Springfield.
For Lieutenant-Govern represent
ing the Prohibition party:
Monta I. Payne, Webster Grove.
For Lieutenant. Governor, represent.
ing the Peoples party:
81. G. DOnnOhue, Appleton City.
For Secretary OF State. representing
the Republican party:
John f. Swanger, Milau.
For Secretary of State, representing
the Democratic party:
Michael X. McGrath, st. Louis.
Cornelius Roach, Carthage.
For Secretary OF State. representing
the Socialist party:
Frank Baker, Poplar Bluff.
For Secretary of State, representing
the Prohibition party:
James F. Bolts, Lancaster.
For Secretary OF State. representing
the Peoples party.
James NJ. Burrus, Kansas City.
For State Auditor, representing the
Republican party:
Jesse A. Toierton, Branson.
For State Auditor, representing the
Democratic party:
John L. Bradley, Desloge.
Bernard Dierkes. St. Louis.
John z. Gordon, Lexington.
Frank A. J. Hitler, st. Louis.
john O. Long, Potosi.
For State Auditor. representing the
Socialist party:
Frank Forster, Hannibal.
For State Auditor, representing the
Prohibition party:
Geo. c. Mclaughlin, Sedaiia.
For State Auditor, representing the
Peoples party:
G. L, Alexander, Pennington.
For State Treasurer, representing the
Republican party:
Wilbur +. MariDg, Jefferson City.
For State Treasurer, representing the
Democratic party:
James Cowgirl, Kansas City.
For State Treasurer, representing the
Socialist party:
Guy E. Etherton, Kansas City.
For State Treasurer, representing the
Prohibition party:
Bishop O. Terry. Greencastle.
For State Treasurer. representing the
Peoples party:
f. W. Letsch, Marshtield.
For Acknowledgement, representing
the RepuOtica0 party:
North T. Gentry, Columbia
Frank B. Fulkersou, st. Joseph.
For Attorney General, representing
the Democratic party:
Elliott w. Major, Bowling Green.
For Attorney.General, representing
the Socialist party:
John +. Williams, West Plains.
For Attorney-General, representing
the Peoples party:
Henry II. ArJz. St. Louis.
For Railroad aud Warehouse Cam.
missioner, representing The Rerub'i,
can party:
Amos J.. Cniman, De Soto,
Fl. II. Washburn, Cape Gira rdeau.
WIN. w. Wilder. Ste. Genevieve.
For Railroad aud Warehouse Com.
missioner, representing the Demo
cratic party:
Warren G. B.ona,l2h. Clinton.
Richard l.. Han, Springfield.
John A. ku o,t, ianaibai.
Whlism NJ. Saith, Ktr2 wood.
X, G, Ihreikaid, SheihIua.
Move j, Wiateis, Milan.
For Ral.road aud Wafehoas. C,msnis.
stupsr. representing t.,e S.saisiiss
r. 8. eafassss, Mnas,t.