THE DAILY HE B R A 8 K A B
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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J. S. BAER
Clerk of the District Court
Republican Candidatef or Renomination
The Clerk of our Supreme Court has
been kept in his office for many years
because of his experience, and effi
ciency. Clerks of the Federal Courts
are retained for many years for the
same reason. The work of our Courts
is more varied and as technical as
either of them, and the sams rule
should apply to this office.
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tion in studying. Let me ex
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They need not be worn at fill
times. Be wise, don't delay. See
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Optometrist
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EARL C. BARKER
Republican Candidate for Justice of
the Peace
Graduate of -University of Nebraska
Law School
Vote for
Clinton C. Ross
FOR POLICE JUDGE
Republican
"Crime, poverty, and ignorance bring
most men into Police Court."
A good active Police Judge can do
much to eliminate all three.
Primaries April 18, 1916.
Election November 7, 1916.
One of the most popular 5 cent
Cigars, the
Extra Fina
is manufactured by
P. J. WOHLENBERG
Cigar Store, 128 So. 11th.
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smoker
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
rrofessor Fogg invites the members
of Sigma Delta Chi, Journalism fra
ternity, to meet at his house this even
ing at 1540 South Twenty-first street,
at 9 o'clock, to meet Prof. Carl H.
Getz of the university of Montana,
vice president of the fraternity. Pro
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ican Association of Teachers of Jour
nalism, which meets at Kansas uni
versity the latter part of this'woek.
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ward. R2Z83t
After dinner dances at Mccormick's
Cafe. Open till 1 p. m. in ouu
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W. T. STEVENS
Justice of the Peace
Non-Partisan Candidate
for
COUNTY JUDGE
Not the candidate of
any special coterie,
clique or association.
It nominated and
elected, will not be un
der special obligations
to any man or set of
men. Will owe success
to the voters at large
and will be in a position
to, and will administer
the duties oZ the office
without fear or favor,
and with e ual fairness
alike to all.
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BRUCE FULLERTON
Candidate for Re-election for
POLICE JUDGE
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