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May 80

May. returned to Canon City last
Saturday from Palo Alto. California.
where they have been students at
Leland Stanford university during
the past year.
VIII Leave Shortly for California.
william Dollar OF the Canon City
Foundry & Machine company has &C
cepted an alluring offer from a Arm
OF iron workers at Riverside. Califor-
mia. and will leave for the Pacific
coast in the course OF the next ten
days or two weeks to enter upon the
position awaiting him there.
Mrs. Dollar and son Warren will
continue TO make their home at 5.
Pike avenue until next fall. wher
they will join Mr.. Dollar at River
side.
The First HOMEGROWN Peas
Mrs. Emma Franks. who lives on
Greenwood avenue between Second
and Third streets. this morning
picked n sufficient quantity OF new
peas from her garden TO furnish a
meal for the family. They were Of the
Alaskan variety and were probably
the first unprotected home grown
peas TO mature in this community
this spring. Mrs. Franks is a most
enthusiastic and successful gardener
and has tomato plants growing In
the open air that arc twelve inches
In height and are in full bloom
WEDNESDAY.
Left Tuesday for Texas.
Dave Walker and Dudley Van Bus
kirk left on the Santa Fe train Tues
diy afternoon for Texas for the pur-
pose Of purchasing . bunch of young
cattle TO b brought 70 this ceaiav
and fattsasd for markst.
Il b ths intsasioa ef Hs wafhsr
70 ts9sass The nunbse q i've tes69
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News Notes
ADVERTISEMENT

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland s2s
Hain street. Record Office
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COMING AGAIN
To Canon City
ONE DAY
Saturday, May 80
AT THE
Hotel Denton
DR.. X. G. SaperO
Oculist and Aurist
q
- Eye, Ear. Nose and
~ Throat Specialist Of
Denver.
II too we'll known TO
X need any Introduction
A49 His references are his
patients - your neigh
bors and friends.
Hundreds Of Patients IN this Vicinity.
No InearsbIe Cases Taken.
Cataracts removed and cross eyes
straightened. Granulated eyelids. sore
eyes, catarrh and deafness successful
~ treated. Glasses scientifically ad-
justed by the latest and most improv-
cd. up-to-date methods
Difficult Cases Solicited. Bring Your
School Children.
Over 1000 Patients Treated lin
Colorado.
A large stock OF glasses and artificial
eyes on hand. A large proportion Of
headaches. hysteria. insomnia. chorea
(St. vItus dance). nervous prostra-
ton, hallucination. stomach troubles.
and other physical maladies. when OF
q nervous nature. are caused by eye
strain. The removal OF the cause eff
fects q permanent cure.
Physicians ssssfis,l, s;sss :a ..iI are .as md
investigate his methods OF correcting
errors of refraction-
DR.. Sapero has been practiclng In
Colorado for many years. He is o
graduate OF the leading medical coll
leges OF Europe and this country. and
Is licensed to practice by the State
Board of Medical Examiners Of Colo
RADIO and other states.
Those unfortunate and unable to
pay will receive medical and surgical
treatment free.
References sssn,'osd ssm. .; tn. ,Is I..d. a.
ing citizens OF Canon City and vicin-
ity, now under treatment
DR.. sapere has been visiting Cansn
City regularly for many ysafs.
Thousands # sioa :4.i:isi asiie.: D.:
tents whom he has cured. furnished
on demand.
Remember IS, Or; s:ps.1 :s.:1,nsss' sSs.
He cures where others fall. Over 20
years. practical experience
II you desire to consult the Dec.
eer, please make appointment early.
Csnsultatiou and Examination fer
Glasses Free.
Remember the dafe---Satur-
A.. ~
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The fremont Buiidins and Loan
Association has money TO loan -
easy terraA The best plan IN all ths
sorid for PAYING on . mortgage 90
tbs home. See Guy q. Hardy. ,rsAs.
urer. or chas- n waldo. sserstary.
s~~>>>~~~~~~>es>>>~>>>>>s
$500. J. II. Peabody s2o.ss. City
Clerk si.0o. Daily Record u55,
Water Fund. John Cheteiat tii5.00
Lee wynkoop $500. Y. Porteous
$1,000. Cleo Combs 5000, J. v.
Blake $1,000, Theo. Shoemaker $500
Fritz Loehr $3.50. Geo. Padgett $500.
chas. Davis. s4.oe.. VIM. Davis $500
J. Rouse t2.25. Fay Rouse s2.25. r.
s2.25. J. n. Campbell 800. Tom
Lambert st.o0 Fred Towns s3.7s. Joo
Ciucas se.25. A. Hemmerle si.o0. Lee
Amick 81 %, Park AlIissa ss.s5 ".
b. Reitef s1.0o.i John Oates 400. a.
r. McQuown so.75. Bancroft Hdwie
Co. 5000. II. Palmer Si.5e. Eilis
Hood SAT-. c. n. Merris 1914. W. ~
Gates s2.75. Hendrie a BoIthon
ss.7i. Marion N. Works t17.ss. T.
b. Coulter Treas. s;ss 80 City Cie-k
1915. C. b. Merris (Assn'mtD $500.
J. II. Harrison 2.50. J. J. Shuitz
$3.50. City Clerk si.65. Ark. v. r.
& p. Co. s3.5o. e. II. Shirley si.25.
Mountain s. T. q T. Co. s2.2s. Daily
Record s4.72, Al Baxter $500. Biggs
Lbr. Co. s2.05
J. v. BLAKE.
City Clerk.
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THURSDAY.

ing a few days with friends in this
city before leaving for an extend
ed visit in Kansas City.-Pueblo
.StarJournal.
T.. r. Mekeever, "oId Time News
paper Man" In Town
T. F. McKeever, well known in
Canon City. and an old time news
paper man is In town working ur
the circulation Of The Rocky Noun
tain News.
Horticulture by Friends In Council
The vacant lot across Seventh
street from the Denton hotel. which
was last season sown with clover by
the Civic Improvement League. will
be bordered with nasturtiums and
other flowers this year by the
Friends in Council. A space OF
eight or ten feet on the Main and
Sixth street sides OF the lot has
been plowed up and will be planted
with flowers of various kinds. The
work is being done by A. d. Nell at
The instance OF the Friends in Coun-
Gil and the cultivation OF the flower
beds will be looked after by him dur
ing the summer months
Correct Said The Clerk
a gentleman standing in the Cor
ner Drug Store this morning easup'-
1y asked why is the Main street IN
Canon City like strong drink:
don't know replied the clerk. and
asked, Why" Because. returned
sne gentleman. one end Of IL lead:
TO the penitenuary and the othei
70 the poor farm. Correct said
the clerk.
BaeeaIaureate Sermon Next Sunday
Next Sunday evening at the FRS
Presbyterian church at O'Clock.
Rev. George F. Sewer will preac'
the baccalaureate sermon to the
members OF the graduating class
the South Canon high school. Tn
graduating class Ia composed
tventy-one members Of whom zix-
teen are young women and 1--WE are
young men.
FRIDAY.
Gone to Lewiston, Montana
Mrs. Z. r. Stuver. late OF Fort
Morgan. after q few days visit he.
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Richardson. left this morning for
Lewiston. Montana. where she will
Join her husband and where she ex.
poets to make her home. Mrs. Stuv-
er will be best remembered here as
Miss Bernice Richardson, at one time
n popular teacher in the Canon City
public schools.
Down From Park County
George Rogers of Howbert. Colo
rado. one of the best known and
most prosperous ranchers and cattle
men in Park county. is business
visitor in Canon City to-day. Mr.
Rngers, who is a brother-in-law OF
Dave Walker. made the trip here in
his big winton machine.
Here From Ruth, Nevada.
Roy Turner. formerly salesman
at Bethers clothing store. but at
present employed as timekeeper for
a big mining company at Ruth. Ne
'vada. arrived here Thursday after
noon for a visit with friends. He
has been granted a months vaca-
Eon and will spend the greater part
tof 1T here.
uLeft Thursday For West Virginia
Miss Lucy Crawford, late chief op.
orator a the local telephone ex
change. left on Thursday for her old
nsas It Princeton. West Virginia
whore she will spend some time Wis
Sting her parents and other relatives.
- has been succeeded In the SER
w. of ehs tsispheas eompany Aars
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ly chief operator.
MONDAY
Spending Few Days in Canon.

Spending Few Days In canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Burkhardt
and family of Cripple Greek are
spsnding a few weeks visiting in
Canon City and vicinity.
Left for Home Today.
Miss Code Wright left for her
home at Lafayette. Ind. at noon to-
day. after having been visitor il
Canon City since May. 1913. She has
many friends here who wish her {
safe and pleasant journey.
Each Fined SIS and Costs.
James Kelly and Pat Flynn. en-
ployed as section men by the Den
Yer & Rio Grande Railroad company.
were arrested by officers Jerry Mo
ran and Hiram Fillmore Sunday night
for drunkenness and disorderly con.
duct and locked up. They were ar
raigned before Police Magistrate
d. J. Houston this morning and each
fined IS and costs.
AS the defendants had no mon
to pay. the fine was supended on the
agreement to leave town at once and
remain away for a period of six
months.
Left Friday for Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. R. McLain.
who came down from Denver by
automobile at the beginning OF the
week. left for home late Friday af-
ternoon. They expected to make
the run to Colorado Springs Friday
night and remain there until Sat
urday morning when they would re-
sumo their journey to Denver.
Motored to Canon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton of Victor and their guests.
Misses Mamie and Ethel Norine and
Misses Belle and Hazel Hampton.
motored to Canon City from the
Cripple Creek district on Sunday.
They were entertained at dinner by
Mr.. Higgins brother near Penrose
The return trip to the district was
made by way of Colorado Springs
Game to Canon TO Wed.
Mr.. (. ". Barnes OF Garfield
county. and Miss Ina May johnson
Of Cotopaxi. were married Saturday
noon at the home OF Rev. Reed.
Guests Of RoekafsiIews-
A. NJ. Hauley OF walsenburg. and
Miss Florence HauIey. who has been
teaching in Monta Vista for the past
three years, arrived on No. Sat
urday afternoon and will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Rockafeilow during their tsay In
Canon.
Stopped on Way to Seattle
Mrs. ]. B. Bartlett stopped OF on
Sunday for brief visit with her pa
rents. Mr.. an dMrs. J. z. Mcclure.
while cd her way home to Seattle
from Detroit. Mich. and other east
ern points. Mrs. Bartlett, who left
for the Pacific northwest this after
noon. spent the earlier part of the
winter in New York City. but for
the last three months has been in
Detroit.
Back from Texas
Mr.. and Mrs Guy U. Hardy have
returned from their trip with the
National Editorial association through
Texas After finishing the Texas trip
they spent ten days visiting at sew
eral points in southern Illinois.
E. w. C. Huntoon Back.
w. C. Huntoon has returned from
Palisade. where he has been for
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| Want Ads
Five Cents aLine
WANTED

w.ANTED-Position by housekeeper
in town or country. References.
Mary Stevens. Linden Hotel 11epS
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MONEY TO LOAN

TO LoAN-on good real estate. $500
per cent. no commission. W. r
Gleason. 4o3 West Douglas ii7ts
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Stopped on Way to Seattle.
Back from Texas

BACK from Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy have
returned from their trip with the
National Editorial association through
Texas After finishing the Texas TRIP
they spent ten days visiting at sew
eral points in southern Illinois.
:. w. C. Huntoon Back.
w. c. Huntoon has returned from
Palisade. where he has been for a
couple Of months.
Mr.. Huntoon has a ffteen-acre
orchard at Palisade which Is taking
a good deal OF his time. He vii
spend most OF the summer over
there looking after the fruit crop.
Mr.. Huntoon says that the pros
poets are very good for large fruit
crop In that section this year.
Arrived Saturday Night
MI ana Mrs. Il. >. Bobbitt OF
Hotchlciss. Colo. arrived here last
Saturday night and will spend the
greater part OF the week In Cancn
City and vicinity visiting friends and
renewing old associates.
Looking After Business In Pueblo.
Frank Emmsrson Of the Rau-Em-
merson Furniture company went to
Pueblo this morning for the purpose
Of looking After some business mat
ters requiring his attsatioa.
as4ssnt sssm Leland etssssss.
AsthW NoeUna ~ slsass. nIss
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Came to Canon TO Wed.

A. NJ. Hauley OF walsenburg. and
Miss Florence Hauley. who has been
teaching in Monta Vista for the past
three years. arrived on No. 1 Sat
urday afternoon and will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.
Rockafellow during their tsay In
Canon.
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STOCKWELL SPOKE TODAY
w. L. stockwelI Addressed Students
of Fargo Hish School This Morn
ing-Exams Begin Today.

". l. Stockwei1 spoke to the stu
dents Of Fargo high school this morn
ing. The subject of his talk was he
making of a success In life. In GET
ting at his point he showed that there
were several elements In the path to
success.
He carefully outlined each one and
told why each should be observed to
gain the desired end. The one he
thought was most important was char
acter. which he said was the best as
set a maj had; next, preparation for
LIES work, which enables one to do
something worth while.
Industry came next and among the
others were economy, loyalty, attitude.
hopefulness, and being courageous. In
closing, MT. StockwelI read the poem.
Play Up, Play Up, and Play the Game.
The examinations are beginning at
the high school tlis afternoon. And
the senior will be through with the
senior subjects by Wednesday, when
the examinations will begin for the
other classes.
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PROGRESSIVE
PARTY TICKET

The progressive party has announc-
ed the following ticket, county and
state. though the candidacy OF the
men has not yet been formally an
nounced.
They will adwocate for the state Of
flcers the following:
, u. 8. SenatoT-Eever Serumgard.
Devils Lake.
Governor-H. II, Aaker, Fargo.
Lieutenant Governor-Dan r. Jones.
Walcott.
Attorney aeneral-Dorr Carroll Mi
not.
Treasurer-L. B. QarnRss, Sheyenne.
Auditor-C. q. Stark, Dickinson.
Insurance Comnisstoner-J. 3. Read.
Grand Forks.
Commissioner Of Labor-Carl Klien.
Washburn.
r. r. Commissioners-o. L. Engen,
Fargo; Myron p. Johnson, Donny-
brook; ]. II. Hyland, Bismarck.
For the county offices the league will
support the following;
Auditor~~C. G. Boise, Fargo.
Treasurer-Emil Hsdland.
Register of D~eeds-Frank Beaton,
T;arnes township
Sheriff-Otto Wellen, Fargo.
REPRESENTATIVES from Ninth District
w. D. Powell, r. G. Burnett, n. L.
I~sokersgnard.
The nominee for, states attorney has
not yet been announced.
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I'm Going to Colorado
Can Board There for 500 to
5000 Per Week.

Did you know hat board costs the
same or less in Colorado than at home,
81 to SO a week, and it's always out
of-doors weather? There are $40 days
Of sunshine every year n the nights
are cool, sleep-bringing, restful. Colo
RADIO is not far away. and every hour
of the trip is delightfully."- interesting,
especially IN the Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain Limited" with steel
sleepers, free reclining chair cars and
coaches. Meals at reasonable prices.
Other fast daily trains. Finest modern
all-steel equipment.
Our representatives are travel ex-
perts. who will help you plan a won
derful and an economical vacation.
give you full information about hotels,
camps, ranches, boarding places, and
look after every detail Of your trip.
Write for our illustrated booklets
of wonderful Colorado. Gaylord War
ner, A. G.. P. A, Rock Island Lines,
Metropolitan Life Bldg, Minneapolis,
MINI. -
Low Fares June I to September 30
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TIE THEATRES
GRAND STOCK co,
CLOSES This WEEK

The Grand Stock Co., who have bs-
come so popular the past two 49,
VIII play their closing performance
Saturday evening, May 80. Only two
more plays will be seen by t~heatre-go-
ers and for this reason Mr.. Halliday,
Director. will present two UNUSUAL at
fractions.
The first half Of the week. In Ara-
coma. q four-act comedy drama will be
offered and the last half OF the week,
e society play, entitled The Young
Wife. These plays are both excellent
heersals.
The following Monday, June /, Man
ager Fowler will open the Grand the
atre as a motion picture house and
during the summer season will show
feature films,
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ASKING FOR A new TRlAB
Chieaso-PortIand Cement Co. Wants
New Trial in Damage Suit Brought
by D. A. Dinnie LAST Fall.

Argument for a motion for a new
trial in the case Of D. A. Dinnie vs,
the Chicago--Portland Cement Col
was begun today before Judge AmiS
den. ~
The case came up originally in the
November term Of court 1T Minot,,
Dinnie suing for a large sum for al
legged damages resulting from the use
of cement furnished by the plaintiff;
used In the building of the Minot Nor-
maj school, and which he alleged 10
be bad. Some of the walls construct
ed with the cement fell down, ana
others crumbIed. The court awarded
damages in the sum of $4,368.50 at
that time and the defendant is asking
now for a new trial. Attorney George
A. Bangs Of Grand Forks is attorney
for Mr.. Dinnie and Attorney Edward
Engerud is acting for the cement COM
pany. -
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The Orpheur1.

On Monday, Tuesday and wednes-
day, big feature acts will be seen at
the Orpheum theatre. These acts con
sist OF Little Dolly Ddmples, big music
al fun show, with George Collins,
Helen Kennedy, and their comedy
company; The -Four; Musical Kings,
Joint with Dolly DiInples company,
Evelyn Dare, novelty singer. / The at
fractions for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday are as follows: King Bax-
ter, The Horse With the Human
Brain; Kami Kaichi Troupe, acrobatio
novelty Cutting s& Zuida, singing and
talking comedy, Miss Dare, novelty
singer; ant. Erol, Protean novelty.
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WHATS SAID

DR.. 8. J. Hill, s~ecretarys Scottish
Rite meeting Wednesday night at s
o'clock. ' 80.
L. M. Elefson, H, P: Stated con-
vocation of Keystone this Monday
evening at 8 o'clock.
c. H. Chapman, clerk, NJ. w. OF A.:
month, Tuesday, s p. m. <. o. q. w.
hall. A candidate to be adopted. All
Modern Woodmen cordially invited to
attend. -
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former warden Of the p~enitentiary
during the three administrations Of
former Gov. John Burke, now United
States treasurer, is the other candi-
date filing for the democratic guber-
material nomination.
Two years ago Hellstrom defeated
George P. Jones of LaMoure, former
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COMING EVENTS

Wednesday. Afternoon, May Sg, 2s3O.
Central civic COMMITTEES program,
Grand theatre.
Wednesday, june 3,
CoeurR players, Agricultural eolIHae
campus.
ThurBdaya June 4
Coburn players, Agricultural college
campus.
Friday, June q.
Shrine ceremonial at Masonic. tenn
pie.
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THOMAS II.
For State Traasurnr.

I am q candidate for the republican
nomination for state treasurer. Have
been a member Of the legislature two
terms, and I am nov serving my Sec
ond term as county treasurer OF Pierce
county.
Your support and vote will be an
preciated. Respectfully,
John Steen.
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c. W POST LEFT
TWENTY MILLION

Washington, May 25.-The win OF
who killed himself at Santa Barbara,
CAL, May 8, was filed here for probate
1t leaves the bulk of the estate esti-
mated at $4,000, 900 to his widow, Mrs.
Leila x. Post and his daughter, Mar
porte Post Close.
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CITY IN BRIEF
For good photos ses Ex4ckson.-Advt
Erickson photographs everybody
-AdVEs

p E".e - 49, . - f
For good photos SEQ EE1ekson.-Advt
Erickson photographs everybody
-Advt.
Try one of our s0-cent rooms. Hotal
Tweeden.-Advt. @< . .
E. B. volkmanp, the Fessenden
banker, Is in the city today.
The complete shop, engraving, print
ING blank book. Knight Printing Co
-AdEG
Engraved and embossed work OF
every description. Knight Printing Co
-Advt.
For complete ONCE equipment, why
OF course you go to Walker Bros. &
Hardy.-Advt.
Candidates order your campaign
cards from Ulsaker Printing Co, ais
Broadway. Phone TSA.-Advt.
A letter is being held at the postof-
flee, addressed to Miss G, Turloch, care
Mrs. Punton, Cass county, North Da-.
kota.
A. q. Smith, Of Moorhead, was fined.
SIS in police court for driving his auto
mobile on the left hand side Of the
street.
Men wanted-New Rockford and
Minot, N. D. Paying $2.25 and. $2,50
per day. James Kennedy. contractor,
Fargo.-Advt.
Buy your wall paper, paints, brush
es. mouldings and glass at Fred john
son Co.. II Fifth street north, and
get green trading stamps.-Advt.
President Worst leaves tonight for
Maddox. N. D., where he will deliver
a speech before the Lake Region De-
velopment association at 2 D. m. to-
morrow afternoon.
Only a few short weeks before June,
h month of brides and roses. Are
you anticipating any such event? II.
so, let us supply your needs in invi-
tations or announcements, calling
cards and correspondence cards or note
paper to send the many notes of
thanks. Walker Bros. & Ha1dy-Advt.
City Auditor Watkins and Commits
sioner Jordan, on advice of the mayor
and chief of police, who informed them
that the straw hat season was at hand,
have been promenading in the straw
lids for several days past, and they
state that they would like to see some
of the other citizens OF the gate city
follow their example.
80 r.
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This graceful bodice h made I'm a
paiee fashion. It has a removable chem
isetbes q fichu which may be used or NOT
as desired, and sleeves which may be
fun lengtA or shorter aa preferred. The
blouse also has the drop shoulder and is
otherwise plain. This style Is excellent
for soft materials, such ss crepe de- Chine.
messaline and French flannel.
The waist pattern. No 6ySoS, % cut in
siDes "a to 42 inches bust measure.
Medium sine requires 2 ysRds Of "a inch
material, with ia yard Of 80 Inch met for
the fichu.
This pattern can be obtained hy send.
ing 10 CENTS 10 the office Of this o
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For State Treasurer.

To tie Republican Voters: I am a
candidate for the office Of state treas
urer. I havs been deputy during the
terms Of Gunder Olson, am familiar
with all the duties Of the position and
II elected will devote my entire time to
the Office. My family Is now living in
Bismarck. I respectfully solicit your
support
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For Railroad Commissioners.

I am a candidate for railroad com
missioner subject to the decision Of
the republican primaries, June ~
Your support is solicited. -Advt.
JAMES COLLINS.
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POLITICAL NOTICES
For STATES Attorney,

I hereby announce myself as q can
didRte for the republican nomination
for the Office Of states attorney at the
June primaries.
ARTHUR W. FOWLER.
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For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself as a can
didste for the republican nomination
for the Office Of sheriff, subject to the
will Of the electors at the June pr1mar-
iea. JOHN G. ROSS.