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The vote of yourself and friends for me at
the Direct Primary Election, September 1,
1903, for the Republican nomination for Con
gressman, will be appreciated by my friends
and myself. Very truly yours,
A. W. JEFFERLS.
PRIMARY ELECTION SEPT. 1
NEXT TUESDAY .
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5 Railroad Commissioner
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OF HOLDREGE, PHELPS COUNTY
tU&JECT TO ACTION OF REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES. SEPTEMBER 1st
Not on the railroad date, represents no special interests ot j
particular locality, but the jeopie ct larpe. Is a man of strict!
integrity, has courag-e of Lis convictions and is by education and j
training qualified for the office.
REPUBLICANS
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Isaac E. Cordon is a candidate bef ere the coming primary to succeed himself
as Republican Member of the Water Board.
Mr. Congdcn is an able attorney, and a man of the highest character and integ
rity. He was appointed by Governor Mickey, when the Water Board was organized,
because of his character as a citiien and his fitness for the position, and he has
selred the City f aithfnUy and efficiently.
The City is now acquiring the Water Plant and is in the midst of complicated
litigation inrolTing $5,250,000, hence it is of the utmost importance to every citiien
that the interest cf the City be honestly and efficiently conserved.
For the above reasons, and without disparaging any other candidate, we urge
every Republican voter to support Mr. Congdon's candidacy, as his familiarity with
the Water Question, and his fitness for the office, makes him the logical and best
equipped candidate before the Republican Primary.
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For Coroner
5ubert lo the Primaries
Tuesday, 5cpl. 1
Tkere t'iiig rumor Tbitt IT elvud
roroBfr that all wt in cr.nwticn
"ith the coroDfr'n office nouifl l
taken to South Ctaaba, on ccpcnt ot
my Klt In buIneR ttrrr . I if,n f
tn&ke ibe utatempnt tbat tbe ork will
I fiirlded among the 0a.ta tindr
takers, as Jt thould W, and so effort
ill be made by uf 10 have be
chance in the tiunal manner of conduct
ing the tlfioe f rorouer, jif. 1 phj'.l
maintain an Omaha oMice afT:T
tion the E&XDe as is nav icairtniDel.
G. H. I'.RITWEK.. -
r. H. DAVIS,
L. L. KOUNTZE,
F. P. KIE.KEKDAXL,
W. M. GLASS,
CHAS. HARDING, ,
JOHN GRANT,
J. H. BEXTEN,
F. H, GAINES,
H. W. GATES,
F. J. HOEL,
CHAS. H. PICKENS,
WILLIAM A. REDICK,
JAS. H. VAN DTJREN,
JOHN W. REDICK,
J. W. KILL, Jr,
T. E. WILHELM,
C. T. McGREW,
R. M. WELCH.
M. C. PETERS,
H A. TUKEY,
CHAS. E. GEORGE,
T. F. CROFOOT,
J. C. FRENCH,
FRANK KEOGH,
T. L DAVIS,
JOHN S. BRADY,
V. B. CALDWELL,
ARTHUR C. SMITH.
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H. L. COOK
'. CEFOIY STATE AUDiTiR
1st, for Auditor I'jililir :.f ' 3
apreably in opecud x,',:'u id:!'... '.lal
will bring to public mtu zz ::.. n
ichl, honest and ojen aiiaii rs.;.iift
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for Membtr of rh
milt B2U3 s! the Ct cf Ccuti
CHAS.UNITT
Sabicttth Acdnfth V&ters
&t that RtuUicaa Primary
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VOTE FOR
Stanley P. Gostvick
1c rrealAeiit of Parn-Soarlck 4 Co.
FOR
Member of Board of
Education
U ErrctScu PrinrScj. Sept. 1. IS:!
J vmh to mmouncf tn rh rpjiuWicaii
vhIpt-s nf Inu(iu unty that 1 fcm a ck,n
didhl fij t1e r"iutIicD xnminatifiii for
tbr mm rfjiiTwuutni. and likiw to
tha.t.k thr votrr fur ltir !4 Til iitoa r'r
ntr for tr.t i. u n ;,u tt. ti hf a
kf f lwtf-d to fill tit mT.r,v
I urn imrtr.e nn'r nw kIki- and thr
oit!y caDdidatr on that tilkt it your
fcumhle ervnt Very truly ywurji.
SAM. G. HOFF
The Political Gang and Grafters
Are Against
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!2r. Tsxp2yEr, Ycu h:u!d Osi Busy for Kim
Resident or Nebraska, 37 years; Omaha,
11 year.
John A. Dempster
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
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Serred -4 yeara in the Legislature from
Fillmore Co., Neb. Authorof our
Compulsory Education l- w.
Tho Common People Are for
John L. Pierce
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For County Commissioner
Owned by NO Corporation,
Contractor 01 Individual.
, . Fair, Honest and Capable.
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A long time resident of Oma
La, deputy auditor of Mate in-t-uranc-e
dfiiaitmeiit for past tlx
rears.
Candidate for
State
Auditor
at Republican Prisuxie Sep
tember 1st.
PLATFORM: Public business
lefore private interests, publie
ity, aiiti-graft, t-trut aix-o until. c,
fair assessment, dean adnaxis
Lralicn cf effioe.
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CROSBY
Republican Candidate lor
SOLICITS YOUR VOTE
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At tie Democratic Primary
September 1st,
Vote for
CHARLES R. IXIUIVX
of Sbennan k McConnell Drug
Comjiauy,
for member
Omxhx Water Board.
Cm liieiubrr of escli pAiiy
must be nominaUid t tb rrim-
Silas R. Barton
FOR STATE AUDITOR
1 have nut ni.r I mk.e nr.y jii.dpei
to liny ptrtum. itrty ur cuiiiorauou. Hid
if dwtfld vill h fchsoIuTftJy frt-e froia
thet. miarrmjiRiitit mid ran f ta
the iwojil ot Nnhraska n:y ttrt t -rvli-e.
Tte A. O. r. W. lace thtt 1 J:-e "-rrel
fur tiie pant - en yar can tptl you
hrtht-r or not I am tt'l. hewn tul
prnrr-iiiv e. If you think 1 ill uciJl
triiirUi to ttie tiilft tnd thi.t 1 .:n a
mpfchie, trut.i oi it y can. 2 would l.ke
yiur Bui'poru
ALFRED C. KENNEDY
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR RE-ELECTION
BOARD! EDUCATION
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