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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-07-27
MOORE,S MILLS-CAyAAN.

Mrs. Esther Rich from Portland,
passed a few days recently visiting
her niece Mrs. Merle Foster.
Mrs. Churchill and granddaughter
Miss Lena Churchill, from Massachu-
sets, have recently visited her sister,
Mrs. j. E. Churchill, several days ia
this place.
Frank Blackwell from Fairfield,
and Miss Ruby came here Sunday
His wife, who had been spending
few days with her parents, M. and
Mrs. F. G.. Penney, returning home
with them.
Mrs. Nellie Blake, who has been
visiting her uncle. J. l.. Moore, re-
turned home to Fairfield last Friday,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Alice Moore.
Asa Shores, who passed a brief va
cation with his parents here has re-
turned TO his employ in Waterville.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles
Foster will be pleased to learn that
she has SO far recovered as to return
home where they hope for her speedy
return to health.
Miss Eliza Shores is visiting rela-
tives in Benton.
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pastor. begins her vacation the 26tn
and will go to her home on the coast,
also visiting Ellsworth and Sedse-
wick. where she formerly preached,
returning in September when se7-
vices at the church will be resumed. n
Major Baker has returned to his
home in Bingham.
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All the Odd Fellows of Central
Maine will gather in Dexter on July
20 for a field day The Dexter lodge
is preparing an elaborate entertain
ment, the feature of which will be a
parade in which will appear floats
representing various branches of the
order. The program of sports will be
carried out at Crosby Park and sew
eral bands wilI.be present to furnish
music.
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PALMYRA.

Henry Sanford of Waterville visited
at the home of his parents.
Miss Vera Guthrie of Bar Harbor
is guest of E. T. McCabes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Carter were
! In Troy Wednesday.
! Mrs. Susanna Brown, who had been
visiting in Pittsfeld, returned Sunday
to her home.
Palmyra Grange met Saturday even
ing with 27 members present. After
the usual business was transacted the
following program was we'll carried
out: Music; chorus; reading, Mrs. w.
H. Towle; duet, Mrs. E. T. McCabe
and Miss Vera Guthrie of Bar Har-
Dor; question, "Of what does luck con-
sist?" discussed by several members;
reading, Rena Emerson; duet, Mrs.
McCabe and Miss Guthrie; piano solo,
Miss Elise Towle; music, chorus.
Closed in form.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding of
Waltham, Mass, are visiting at w.
j. Robinson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Emery of Pitts
field, visited Sunday at ]. B. HON.
stead's where their daughter, Mrs.
Rollin Blitz, has employment.
John Hubbard was in Bangor Sat
urday.
Mrs. Abbie Walker of Manchester,
Mass, Is guest at Miss Jennie Rand
let's
Mrs. Lizzie Berry of st. Adams
visited Monday at Mrs. P. P. Dear
born's.
Miss Haines and Miss Fish from
Hyde Park, Mass, are visiting at E.
M. Frost's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wyman of
Gaysville, VT, arrived Thursday in
their auto for visit at L. w. Frost's.
Miss Jennie Weeks, who has been
for several months in Massachusetts,
returned, Thursday to her home.
Mrs. Ethel Craig of Old Town,
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ATHENS.

The last regular meeting of the NJ.
E. b. society was held Friday after
noon, July 81, with Mrs. Jane Greene.
The society voted to make a change
in the time of holding the meetings
from Friday to Thursday, the next
meeting to be with Mrs. Florence Ell
lott, Thursday afternoon, August 3.
Friday evening the society held an
entertainment and ice cream social at
Wesserrunsett hall with good at
tendance considering the very busy
haying season. The program, nicely
carried out, was in charge of Mrs. L.
G. Williams: Piano solo, with re-
spouse, Mrs. G.. l.. Austin; two-act
drama, Queen Esther's Circle by
Christina Milligan, Gala Corson, Ruth
Hight, Winifred Trueworthy, Bertha
Milligan, Viola Taylor and Miss Judd;
vocal solo, with response, Charles
Turner; recitation, 'Lasca," Josie
Hight; piano duet, by little Florence
Sanders and her music teacher, Mrs.
Austin, with response; patriotic drill,
1.-THE Red White and Blue"
There was a good delegation from
here Saturday evening to the ice
cream social at G. P. Fogg's, given
Hilary at North Cornville. A fine time
Is reported.
There is to be a lawn social and
ice cream sale next Friday evening,
July 28, at the Austin home, Fairview
farm.
The Athens Union Sunday school
are to hold their annual picnic at
Lakewood Wednesday, August 2, if not
Snf ha 10
start from the church is 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Judd, who is visiting In town
and gave an interesting talk Sunday
evening, July 16, was again present
July %, and gave an interesting and
instructive talk on the Parallels. d"
No doubt our pastors appreciated the
privilege OF listening for an evening
instead of talking.
Miss Laura Holman, who is en-
ployed in the office of the N. Y. c.. r.
r. Co., arrived from New York Sat
urday evening, July %, to pass sew
eral weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Holman.
Marion Emery of Providence, R. l..
arrived July "a to remain several
weeks with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Emery.
MISS Della Fox has returned from
Monson for a brief stay while the
haying is being done at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Flanders of
Deadwood, S. D.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Miller of Clinton, Iowa, passed
last Thursday in town, leaving Fri
day for Bangor to visit briefly with
Mrs. Miller's brother, DR.. W. e.
Fellows. then on by a different route
to their western homes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flanders were the guests while
in town of Mr.. Flanders sister, Mrs.
A. T. Hilton and family with just
few minutes to talk with other rela-
tives and old friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller were guests Thursday night of
Mrs. ]. F. Hight. The trip here
from Clinton was made in Mr.. Mill
er's new touring car in charge of
competent chauffeur who has met
with no accidents thus far in the 5000
miles he has driven it. Mrs. Miller
formerly Miss Emily Fellows, a ma
tive Of Athens) gave her uncle, John
Whittier, the oldest man in Cornville,
his first auto ride at 81, taking him
to the home of his nephew, Frank
Whittier in Athens to dinner Thurs
day.
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Steps are being taken to establish a
bank at Lincoln under the title Of
the Lincoln Trust Co. The stockhold-
ers have formed a temporary organi-
cation. and an option has been OBJ
tanned on a site, which If closed will
be cleared for the erection of a brick
and concrete bank building, the first
in the town.
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RBOWN,S CORNER-cANAAN.

The heavy rain of Saturday and
Monday was appreciated by the farm
ers in this vicinity as vegetation has
suffered much from the long drouth.
Last week several parties from this
place went to the South Bog blue
berrying where a large quantity OF
nice berries were picked.
Miss Edith Maxwell, teacher In
the city schools of Massachusetts, Is
passing a few days of her annual va
cation in the family home of W. c.
Fitzgerald.
Miss Avery, who has been assisting
in the home of E. c. Purinton, will
go to Athens this week where she
will be employed as housekeeper for
Charles Huff.
Mrs. Eliza Coombs, who Is work
ing for A. R. Chase, Is visiting with
relatives in Bangor for few days.
Charles May, an aged gentleman,
who lives with his son and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin May, is in feeble
health caused from the effects of a
bad heart trouble.
Robert Bigelow and Miss Eva Good
win of Skowhegan, passed the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laforest Goodwin.
John Wyman of Corinth, was in
town Sunday and Monday calling on
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Edith Wyman and daughter,
Alma, Of Camden, Me-, visited Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Everett
Damon.
Mr.. Wilson, agent for the National
Copper Tube Lightning Rod Co., was
in town last week and placed light
ming conductors on the barn of C. b.
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fitzgerald are
entertaining Mrs. Maude Small and
daughter and Miss Annie Clifford, all
of Bangor.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY. as

LUCAS COUNTY, SIS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
iB senior partner OF the firm of F. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of
halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence this 9Th day of Decem-
Der. A. D., 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal.) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken int ter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F: J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
TAKE Halls Family Pills for con-
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Let the patch of mangel-wurzels be
included in the farm plan for this
summer
There are over 170.000,00O of acres
under wheat cultivation In the world.
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CORNYILLE,

Mrs. Stillman Blaisdell returned
home Saturday from the hospital at
Lewiston very much improved in
health.
Mrs. Flora Otis of Lynn, Mass. is
passing a two weeks vacation with
her brother, P. A. Moody and other
relatives.
Miss Lunetta Moody of Lynn, Mass,
is a guest at the home of her father,
P. A. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer of
Hinckley, were guests at the home of
81 SmAl Friday.
George L. n. Smith, wife and lit
tie Dorothy, of Skowhegan, were in
town recently calling on friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Flora Everett and daughter
Helen Of New Jersey, are at the home
of her father II. J Fogg and family
for the summer.
DR.. Borden of Skowhegan, has
leased the Noble cottage and with his
family will spend the summer there.
Charles Holway of Madison Is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Amanda Smith.
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~ The News of Somerset's Busy Towns *

Miss Minnie Craig of New Brunswick,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Pushor of
Pittsfeld, were among the visitors
Sunday at A. Z. Badgers.
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lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep-
sia and stipation--weakens the
cents per box) correct the liver. tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
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THOSE WHO TAKE FOLEY KIDNEY


For their kidney and bladder ailments
and for annoying urinary Irregular.
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ford and for their tonic and strength
ening effect as well. Try Foley KID
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
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SIX CLUBS IN WESTERN ASSN

Obs Leased Wife.s
@e0b CITY M0. ADfii Es the
Western Association wlj be six.
e'iiB league tAls season ri Tho fesas'
y. action taken at mass meessag
mere at @alca slussagee ang Fa~
smith @+re expelled 1um the ieg y.
iuf Ialiare io deposit the required ios
te.ts
a new schedule Haa ae gsepsrad
AAr season w1ll open May d THE
Hif@ ms 8as attended 81 e & Hay.
4eH gfeaidenl q e baaeurf ctE
lef Flile 'le1rEe 9sgiHsaH Ia8sfh
4 y Muller Sapulpa 70 s Pncp lu
dependence beF snauer T4hs
Lawrence st.b9H Springfield * q
1855 fon aiA Ana u Ga
braltn luAs0zee
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WAN
CLASSIFIED


i0fs. pieces ~ parcels 0f ground, ard
street or steam railways 8s provided
BY law ia House Bin Number 2gf. sg
the Legislature 81 the state ~ Okla.
hona, approved ApHi l7ih. ls0s en-.
titled AN Act to provide gor fhe
Improvement Of streets and other
puaile places, within cities of Inc
first class by grading, Daglng. naeaa
amizlng cnrbing. guiifgiHg. dfalnstl4
ahd otherwise improving tAe same
snd declaring 40 smefgency
Adopted 9y the Council and appr0y.
"a hy the Mayor ihs 21ih day III
april 1919
A. o FARQrHARsON.
Mayor
ATTEST.
GRANT \. HANFORD.
CITY Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE.
lrst published IN the GniBrle naliy
Leader, April y. 1919
RESOLUTION.

FR@1@A v tGA*W
A resolution of Intention % grade
Warner Avenue. from the East line Of
Fifteenth Street % the East line of
Nineteenth Street
Be X Resolved BY the Mayor and
counelimen Of the City Of Guthrie,
Oklahoma.
First II Is deemed necessary 10
grade, and otherwise improve inelad.
Ing the installation 81 all manh0ies.
catch basins and necessary drainage
pipes: Warner Avenue. from the
East line of Fifteenth Street t0 the
East line ii Nineteenth street
Second That this resolution shall
be published in six consecutive issues
exclusive Of Sundays aud legal boil
days. al the Guthrie D8ily Leader a
daily newspaper Of general elfcala-
tion In saia City az Guthrie
Third. Thar II the owners Of more
than une-half in AREA of the lan4
liable to assessment 20 pay for such
Improvement of said highway shall
no4 within fifteen 1853 days after the
laet publication Of This resolution
file with the CITY Clerk their protest
against sueh improvement then tae
egtv Council shall cause sncn I'm
nrsvemenf Is De made AID contracted
fog 81 the expense 0t such ablltinE
wa.
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saA AntDEl0. Iegas. April agt. 1911
Sealed proposals vl oe received here
aatii ge0 i m Han I 1853. s0r fur
nsshsng fuel forage. straw. Blacksmith
coal ana mineral ol at posts Ia the
Department of Texas daring the ns.
cAl feaF beMiaHng JM9 1, tail ln.
formAtlon fuf0Issd 0a application.
ecl 3ne. f. eiem aief G3aarfsrmas
fer.
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HELP WANTED--rEMALg

LADIES May earn good pay copying
addresses, etc, at home in spare
time. Particulars Free G. III.
Rowan, Dept E-ls0 Chicago.
SFARKE MEMORIAL Hospital offers
o two years course Including OBJ
ssetries 20 young men ftJm II % 80
Years OF age, whO are DESTROYS OF en-
tering the profession OK nursing For
Information address the Superiatend.
ent ol SPARKS Hospital. Fort Smith,
ARKANSAS
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fiHfsi pH,GfsbeA n sae Gufhrie Daily
Leader ArFig IA tAtl
SPECIAL ELECTION pRccL LAwkTtoss
{. A. 81 kaf4WHaf9tH Mayor oT The f-ffv
8l GefHrie Logan Gaa@tY QklaH8ma. 6V
NiFtGe gf authority NJ nfe v@s.ea bg the
Gaaststl0@ mHd sAw of sAe s8i8 stare,
ara NT4fnE t@ yhe l4&8 stefas D
Heretv s8& pteeaiu sAd afEsT fhes s
s5se Hfecfs1a Aat Sc n&a p SAID Et8
og gushrie Ckia@5raa, apaa Tn4rsaay.
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ANYONE, anywhere. can start mai
order business az home No can.
Fassing BE your Own boss Send
FOR free booklet Tells how Heac0ck,
D-409. Loekport N. Y
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PUBLICATION or TAX LISTS.

see 1896 Same notice that lands
will De zod-reqmsIie IL notice The
treasurer ghaii give notice ~ fae sale
n real property f0r delinquent taxes
by publication thereof once week for
three consecutive weeks. commencing
after the FIRST day of May preceding Tie
sale IN some newspaper n tse cDgniyr
10 be designated by the board Dt county
commissioners and II the board 0f
conaty commissioners ran 10 dos gnate
such paper, then ID a paper ~ DE- SEE
lected by the treasurer SGen notice
small contain a notification that aA
lands On which the taxes ~ sHeh Gscai
year remain dae and unpaid viii b. sold
and the ime and plaee of the sale and
ghaB contain q 5isg 0f the lands ID BE-
sold and tae amount u taxes due THE
county treasurer small charge ard cor
lect IN addition 70 the taxes. interest
and penalty the sum ~ twenty fve
cents on each traet of real property
other han town lots. and ten cents on
each town lot advertised for saie which
sum shall be charged int0 f1= c0Unty
treasurer. and The county shaN pay the
cost Of the publication " such notice
Bur IN no case snail the comfy be
liable for more than the am0uus charged
70 the delinquent lands lor adyeulaing
a.. 1909, II r. Iss ART. q z. Took ef
feet March lg 1909
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First Published ia The Guthrie Daily
Leader Abrt 45 1911
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice ls herea given tbat seaiea
BIDS wlll be- received at the office Of
Re Gitr CieFk Guthrie. Dklaaoma
uRtH s o'clock m Thur4day May
18th 1874 for tbe construction 0s a
sanitary sever Ga sewer Wsirlc. Na
IA the Cits 0i Guthrie. Oklahoma.
fa he located m First. Tmf4. F8uuA
and fifth Capital heights additions
and Sharfei H0aevara
Also 3 aaulsas sewer la ga&eF
District $50 CIV. t8 be located sa the
tsll0wing hlok HWlt Blocka "a
tH 81 s2, sa aua s@. Eaat GHtaFle
All bliss ii 3e accompanied Isl q
certified enees 20 the AmuHnl at Gva
ner eeat Vf g4e aia
AI eofk ~ b. tone ln accordance
MitA pians sHa 4lheatiuas aa Gie
i1 tie office 81 tae e5fg enega er.
Ehefa bidders Blaaas may be oAaaln#
81 an application
The tlty feseres the right t8 ra
scr any and al a3s
Done og Gede 9 the Mayor aadH
lily Council ApIi 2gth. fsll
GRANT Il. IfANFURD.
Cisy CieFG
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Official Paper of Constitutional
cCnFsnliOn.
NOTICE. 10 suascRlaERa

II Tue event 0f delivery being im.
perfect, Or paper being rolled, twisted
Or mutllated, subscribers are urged
70 make immediate complaint 10 the
business office 80 person. BY telephone
of nall
Mall subscribers should examine the
address On the label 0f their paper
II gho9s Rhen subscriptions expire
Wien You remit The label ls changed
II not notify this office II you wish
your subscription discontinued write
the office. otherwise the paper gill be
contInued. In changing addresses
give both old and new address,
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PATEATs--Proeured, also sold on
commission Positively no advance
Zee, Patent Exchange. Jeniier Bldg
Washington p e.
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4owEL SUPPLY

!. d. CRAYS. Proprietor
Towels and aprons Of ali kinds turu-
ished AT very reasonablea riee see
me hef0re sou buy -. p. Grays
a1s hefore y0H buy ~. u. GRAI5.
PHONE NO s1a
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YHE alton G00Ds oatmeal. sol3
m 4eFMiN pgatt packages may az tas
afuess sea are looking FOR
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,PiFst pihhsAea Il a. ,..fnr.s D.7ly
A-Nassrf Apfil ~ 1910
ELEcTtON PROCLAMATION.


whereas. on TIE sth aay 81 April. 8fl
II regular messing u tise MasD an
t-%Nhei5Men ~ tAe C.ty y; g0.hglr. Dhia.
4.ffiiS, tAeFe wac dplg ra#4ed bg salt
Aay0f ana CguNciifaea and afiefA1gti
apPfO9ed ~ sald Mayot and p4Dg4shes
ggEAihB " saN, an OgfHSaee no. l-fS
{ 3ethOfiztns TIE Mayor ~ tAe Citg Il
@starie OKLAHOMA. 10 cali a spes.W I'll
son Ipf fNe giTpnse og sit9M fs9is t0 lh.
44ai4iiea electors and 3rype sg TAX -p8sI1s
VOTERS ri the Ch 0t ffIfilrie tae auction
I III thr lsananer " certain bonds " sals
~ aftl declaring au emergency.
AD# therefore TN virtue 9t tgn HutaYy.
ikg vested ~ me 9y tis e0asG 4sfal. ara
ia"s u lhe state " Dkia48na ana pur-
salt ID said Ordinance
nrfsnE proclaim +nd give Duyfe n1t.te
I tfat = special election ls hereby called
t9 Df hF'd Ia said City af G#fbFie of
LhHfEaHY tAe fth daT 81 MaF. 38il. f1l
H4Netgfa AMd Dr9peFiy tax-rayiag gUteeA
residing #lfan Fee corporate l.mits ~
said e.fy tne f0iomIng Qrspgss i4n*
to-wlh
ftrss 10 Issue t8e Bonds ~ set7 Cify
FDF Size improvements 8f tNe g4aEc
feFAs Owned and controlled ~ tn- ESQ
y Guthrie ~ the elnsracfi0a - pf1l.e
nafA h9nAe pavai0nH foan.aina. ater
#eis 4t3ReNayA ana Nstnr mains 81.
sla improvements To 1T 0asea ard cgA.
ff0hea exclusively bg SAID fsitg gf
Guthrie. in tEe sam ~ CAe fte-dt 81
LagaAand 800 s# 8ay b0liaFs
naii ei@oti4m snaA ~ heiH at -ha f0l
,geing places located 90 spe CRY 30
l'~thrla "a follows Nv Wif
sat1 electiun ahail be heh3 af th- fsi-
lowing places Wcaie1 in fh- Cty IL
GAthfle SIS f0Ai1Ba tJ-wn
Fifat Ward TAg Preefnct
hlg saefaf1 Dkishoma Avenue
FIRST Ward -" rfeeincs
Ma ttfs Sfafl5n
second Ward "A" Precinct
Central seagol Building
second Ward - Prscincs
clfy HaiL
THIRD Ward @A'' Preci.ct
BROOKS Opera House
Third Ward g" Precinct
Collars Furniture store
Fourth Ward "Ap Precinct
tlfe station No.
Fourth Ward a. Preelact
corner 1tu 81. aaG Harrison AYeaue
Ffth ward AZ Precinc,
CassidSs Barn.
Fifth Ward ~" Precinct
Lilies Barn
HE following persons are Rereny named
ana apppsated Judges and CLERKS fof esch
d. saI paliImg places as follows c4wie
Frss WARD ~" Preeinct
p. O. Pesersen. Judge
ben e. Hagfar Jr.. Judge.
FRANK fields clerk
# H. Back, Clerk
First Ward 81" prea,net
a Higgins Jadge.
z. q, Flynn Jndge
Guy Owens Clfrk
JAS " Malrnney Clerk
Second wara ar Preefact
q. w bail Judge
J e owens Judge.
s. MI ffarfGr f'teFsr
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Collars Furniture 8t8r~
Fourth Ward "A7 Precinct
tif- station No
Fourth Hara 20 pfeelact
Corner 5t1 81 and Har SON Avenue
Fifth Ward 49, Precinct
GasslAya Baw4
Flnh Ward q Precinct
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q FesAraea, Judge
Ben f Hegler Jf Judge
kEsaE Fields Ciefk
FL f2aek Clerk
rifst ward g" q scin1t
T A higgins judge
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GHy Owens Ci@fa
3as M Malf0mew. Clerk
Second Ward ~ Pc net
q W Bal Judge
J W Owens, Judge
N " Carter. Eisgl
Frank Hewitt CLERK
Second Ward "e" Precinct
eneiicn Norris Judge
q FaiFfleid gnGge
jack Snxias Clerk
JaE 2 Rogers Clerk
Third Ward "A" Precinct
Peter ABpaebY judge
G = Cooper J#fge
Nm Rtzbaupf Clerk
III n Afder@ CerR
Third Ward es" Precinct
Nose Weinaergef Judge
Ch1F D Naehot Ju5ge
Frank Ha3nan Clezk
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Fourth Ward HAv Precinct
+. e McNeg Judge
Isaac Goldman Judge
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Fourth Ward "e" Precinct
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@m Hulier Judge
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Robert Henderson Tvfsfk
Fifih Ward "a" Precinct
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J. ll0ge JGAae
In0 WH8el Clark
4 E Porter EleFk
fs,R ward eEh Precinct
A Y Taf3an Judge
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