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BUSINESS DOUBLED
SIIICEJIE'S WELL
City Salesman Declares He
Can Do Twice as Much
Work Because He
Took Tanlac.
CALLS IT BEST REMEDY
MADE.
"Tanlac has enabled me to do twice
the business I used to do because I work
all the time now since t have taWcn
Tanlac."
That is part of the enthusiastic trib
ute paid by Charlei It. (inntlier, city
salesman, living at 1317 . poiwlas street.
Omaha, to The Master Medicine. Mr.
Gunther's Indorsement of Tanlac Is one
of the many proofs of Tanlac's great
benefit! ' to people whom sickness had
"laid off" whom Illness has prevented i
from working full time and with full
enemy and ambition.
"I Buffered from a general breakdown."
Mr. Gunther explained to The Tanlao.
Man at the Sherman & McConnell Pru
tore. "My stomach was out of order.
My suffering from Indigestion and gas
was awful.
"For two hours after eating It was
hard for me to walk because t suffered
so from gas and bloating. And walking J
Is my business! After eating my stomach
seemed so full I was In misery. I would
have to sit around when I should have
been at work.
"Mr. I.ltfgan got me to try Tanlac,
and after taking half a bottle of Tan
lao I have no more trouble walking
and I walk a great deal because, as I
said, that Is my business; I walk 11
over Omaha. I walk on an average of i
eight hours a day I could not do it be
fore I took Tanlac. I can do my work
with pi pa sure now.
"I have, an excellent appetite.
"Tanlao Is the best remedy made for
Indigestion and S" on the stomach. I
would advise anyone to take Tanlao for
stomach troubles and general debility."
Tanlac. the great reconstructive tonic
which makes men and women fit for
their jobs, is being specially introduced
In Omaha at the Sherman & McConnell
Drug store, 16th and Hodge streets.
Tanlao may be obtained In Benson at
the Schlller-Beattle Drug Store; Spring
field, II. Megenbaum; Weeping Water.
Meyer' Drug Co.; Nebraska City. Henry
Schwake & Co.; Auburn, E. H. Dort;
Ashland, H. II. Cone; Malmo, P. B.
Fitch; Fremont, Brown-Frederickson
Drug Store: Oakland, W. O. Harding ft
Son; Clarkson. E. H. Koia.
ATTENTION DRUGGISTS.
An exclusive Tanlac agent Is wanted
In every town, village and cross road
In thl county. Fur particulars ad
dress Cooper Medicine Company, Day
ton, Ohio.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
, CONSTIPATION
! . Oct Dr. Edwards'
r ."oilye'TatieUC, ? '
" That 1 the Joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab
let, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician
for 17 years end calomel's old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating- patients for
chronic, constipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not eon
tain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No griping is the keynote" of these
little sugar-coated. oUve-oolored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never foroa them to un
natural action.
If you have a "dark brown mouth"
now and then- bad breath-s, dull, tired
foellng-alc. headaohe-orpld liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure
and only pleasant results from one or
two little Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Thousands take one or two every night
Just to keep right Try mem. ioo ana
J5c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus.
Ohio. -
Clean Complexion
nnn't worry about skin troubles. You
csn have a clear, clean complexion by
...mr little semo. obtained at any drug
store for 26c, or extra large bottle at
Zemo easily removes all traces of pim
ples, black heads, ecxema, and ringworm
.a miku the skin clear and healthy.
Zemo Is neither watery, sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing, it is easny
applied and roosts a mere trifle for each
application, it "-'
'Zemo. Cleveland.
Bell-aws
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
RUPTURE
We have a successful treatment for
Runtur. without reitortlnr to a gainful
and uncertain surgical, operation. We
are the only repuuibie pnysiciana who
a.111 tak such cusea upon a guarantee to
give satisfactory results. We have de-
Yulel mors man twenty jowia iu uiv
elusive treatment of Rupture, and we
hsve perfected the best treatment In ex
istence today. We do not inject paraf
fin or wax, as It is dangeroua. The ad
vantages of our treatment are: No loss
of time. No detention from business.
No danger from chloroform, shock and
blood poison ana no laying up in a hoe
pltai.
A Few of Our Satisfied Patient.
Mr. Peter Blsh, Harvard. Neb.; Arnold
Born. Norfolk, Neb.; W. M. Oensltnger,
Burr, Neb.; C. 8. Judd. Avoca. Is, John
H. D saver, Blair, Neb.; C. M. HarrU Mal
vern. Ja.: urrtn Mesa, ogrja-lla Neb.j
Anton Carlson, Oakland, Ni . Rav. J. O.
Biannarl, Utlca, Neb.: John Itahne, Wis.
ner. Neb.; John Coe. Bloux City, la; Daa
Murphy, 15 North 18th St., Omaha.
vh.. and hundred of others.
Call writ Dre. W11T as kUTHIT,
to see BWIi uuu, mwm.
READ THE BEE WANT ADS
Franklin Farmers
Endorse Men for
The Legislature
ITPlJtND. Neb.. March 2.-(s5peclal )
At a meeting of the Franklin County
Farmers' union, held- In Hlldreth Friday,
a full legislative ticket was nominated.
M. O. Munson of Upland received the
Indorsement for democratic senatorial
candidate; A. T. Ready of Rlverton, the
Indorsement as republican candidate.
For the legislature Albert Albera of Hll
dreth was indorsed as republican candi
date and David McCracken of Macon as
democratic candidate.
As a result of the entry of the union
Into politics a hurried consultation of
leading democrats was called and Kdlt'ir
Robinson of the t'pland Kagle agreed
to withdraw so that the commercial vote
could be concentrated. As both Messrs.
Samuelaen and Spawn refused to with
Candidates
Full List of Filings of All Parties in the Office of
Which the State Tickets Will Be Made Up at the
NONPARTISAN JUDICIARY
Sapreaae Coort.
CHIEF JUSTICE.
Jacob Kawcett. Lincoln.
Andrew M. Morrissey, uncmn.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
t. u n. at Intra David City.
Chariea A. Uoas. Omaha
Edwin Failoon, reus
i - a lkn.n Hroken HOW.
John'B. Barnes, Lincoln.
John C Martin, central City.
A Inert J. vornixn, un-.
Oeorge J. Hunt. Bridgeport.
Harrison 8. Palmer, Clay
Center. .
Samuel H. Sedgwick, Uncoln.
District Jeoges.
FIRST, .
John It. IUper, Pawnee City.
SECOND.
James T. Begley. Papllllon.
THIRD.
Jamta ,.' Caldwell, Lincoln.
P. Jamee Coegrove, ljinoom.
WlUard K. Stewart, Uncoln.
Fred S-'hepherd. Lincoln.
Ueorge H. Rlsaer. Lincoln.
FOURTH.
James II. Maeomber. Omaha.
Ueorge A. Day, Omaha.
Lee S. Ks telle, Omaha.
V. W. Fitch, Unittha. ,
Alexander C. Troup. Omaha.
Charles Leslie. Omaha.
Willis U. Sears. Omaha. '
William A. Redlch. . Omaha.
Charles T. Dickinson.
William H. Hntterroth. Omaha.
Arthur C. Wakoley. Omaha.
Arthur h. Churchill.. Omaha.
FIFTH.
George F. Corcoran, Tork.
E. HJ. Good. Wahoo.
M. Ml Wlldman. York.
SIXTH.
Frederick W. ButAon. Fremont.
Ueorge H. Thomas, Fremont.
SEVENTH..
John " T. McCulstlon. Hebron.
Ralph D. Brown, Crete.
H. A. Brubaker. Helson.
EIGHTH.
Quy T. Greves, Pender.
Horace E. Burkett, Hartlngton.
. NINTH. , . .
William v.. Alien. Madison.
Andrew R. Olson, Wlsner.
Anson A. Welch. Wayne. -
, TENTH.'
Henry 8. Dungan, Hastings.
ELEVENTH. -B.
P. Clements,- Ord."' - -"-'
James R. Hanna, Grand Island.
Bayard H Paine. Grand Island.
TWELFTH.
Brune O. Hostetter, Kearney,
THIRTEENTH.
H. M. Grimes. North Platte. '
FOURTEENTH.
E. B. Perry, Cambridge.
FIFTEENTH.
R. R. Dixon.- O'Neill, i
SIXTEENTH.
W. H. Westover., Rnshvllle.
1 SEVENTEENTH.
EIGHTHENTH.
Robert W. Rabin, Beatrloe.
L. M. Pemberton. Beatrice.
REPUBLICAN.
Preaideat.
Henry Ford, Michigan.
Henry D. Estabrook, New Tork.
Albert B. Cummins,' Tows.
Robert G. .Rosa, Nebraska.
Vice President.
Elmer J. Burkett, Nebraska.
William G. Webster. Illinois,
('lector at. Lara.
Fred H. Rlcharda. Fremont
Harry P. Byrne. Omaha.
Presidential Elector.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Edward W. Mlakelt, Lincoln.
SECOND DISTRICT.
N. P. Swanson. Omaha.
Frank B. Foster, Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
George F. Wolf, Fremont.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Thomas E. Williams, Aurora.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Norman T. Johnson, Upland.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Thomas L. Carroll. Gothenburg.
IJeleate-at-Lara-e.
K. R. Gurney. Fremont.
Elmer L. Hevelone, Beatrice.
Howard II. Baldrtre, Omaha.
A. C. Epperson, Clay Center.
N. P. Dodge. Omaha
Frank M. Currte, Brewster.
R J. Kll petrick, Beatrloe.
T. A. Kenau, Broken Bow.
Alternate Uelegate-at-
Large.
Walter L. Anderson, Lincoln.
J. F. White, Blair.
O. O. Snyder. O'Neill.
A. B. Wood, Gerlng.
Vac Buresh. Omih.
E. R. Beach. Lincoln.
A. Galuaba, Lincoln.
Drlraate Nat. CoaveBtloa,
FIRST DISTRICT.
J Relit Green, Lincoln.
J. H. Sweet, Nebraska City.
F. rnest M. Pollard, Nehawka.
Edwin Maxey, Lincoln.
sp:cond DISTRICT.
John T. Yates, Omaha.
N. H. Loonils. Omaha.
William F. Ourley, Omaha.
Myron L. Learned. Omaha.
Ourdon W. Wattles. Omaha.
Gould Diets. Oreaha.
Charles L. fVnindrs, Omaha.
W. O. t're. Omaha.
Altem'e delegates:
P. W. Mlkesell, Omaha.
Frank H. Woodland. Omaha.
John W. Towle. Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
O. R. Thompson. Wlsner.
J. H. Kemp, Fullerton.
Alternate delevates:
Thomas C. Kirk, Kellgh.
C. N. McESfresh. Columbus.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Peter Jansen, Beatrloe.
W. I. Farley, Aurora.
William Colton, York.
Alternate delegates:
J. R. Evans, David City.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
A. Barnett. McCbok.
Charles G. Lane, Hastings.
A. F. Harsh.
Alu-riiHle delegates:
Frank A. Dean, HoMrege.
Daniel Oarbtr. Red Cloud.
SIXTH DWTRH.T.
William C. May. Golhenbur.
K. T. Westervelt, Sott s Blcff.
I
draw there will still be a three-cornered
race, with the odd greatly In favor of
Mir. Munson, the union man.
For county Judge the only candidates
so far are Thomas Robertsen t Incum
bent);. 'J. Kllng of Rloomlngton and
Charles Davis of Franklin.
There are no progressive candidates In
the county this year and the spilt In
the republican ranks seems to be en
tirely closed up.
MINN ETO ONTg I R LS Wl N
MINNETOON BOYS LOSE
WINNKTOOV. Xet.. March !C.-(Rpe-clal.)
The Wlnnetoon girls' basket ball
team easily defeated the CreUhton girls
team In the Modern Woodmen of
America hall here Saturday evening, 14
to 9. Superior team work and goal
throwing won the game for the home
girls. The Wlnnetoon boys first team
lost to the crack Oakdale team by a score
of ii to 11
Key . to the Situation Bee Want Ads.
Presented to Nebraska
Farl D. Mallerv. Alliance.
R. 8. Rising. Alnsworth.
Alternate teleHt"
J. .1. Bispatd. at. Paul.
John A. Davles. Butte.
National I nmmltteemait
Charles F. McGrew, Omaha.
R. B. Howell, Omaha.
Vntted states Venator.
John I Kennedv, Dundne.
Chester H. Aldrich. Lincol.
Governor.
William Uadgett. Hastings.
Wslter A. Ueorge. Omaha.
Samuel Roy McKelvlc, Lincoln
Abraham L. Sutton, Ortiaha.
Clarence J. Miles. Hastings.
Llentenaat tJovernor.
H. P. Shumway, Wskefleld.
waiter Kiecnei. jonnson.
Theodore K. Nordgren, Phillips.
' Secretary of State.
Addison Wfclt, Lincoln.
W. B. Smith. Clay Center.
Wllber 8. Walte. Loup City.
Claude P. Henel, Lincoln,
Aadltor. ,
W. L. Minor.' Morrill.
Ueorge W. Marsh, University
Place.
Treasnrer.
W. H. Reynolds. Chadron.
FTanklln C. Hamer, Omaha.
Rnperlateadent Pntille
laatrartlon.
A. O. Thomas. Kearney.
Attorney General.
Robert W. Devoe. Lincoln. "
it. Halderaon. Newman Grove.
C. P. Anderbery, Mlnden.
Commissioner pnblle Lands
and Balldlnas.
Fred Be'rkmsn, Lincoln.
Joe W. Leedom, Gordon,
H. h- Cook, Lincoln.
Railway Commissioner.
C 'A.' Randall, Newman Grove.
Henry T. Clarke, Lincoln.
Walter Johnson. North Loup.
Thomas Ldng, Hubbard.
Regent State Vnlversltt
Harvey I.. Sams, Scott's Bluff.
Ueorge N. Seymour, Elgin,
Samuel C. Bassett. Gibbon.
Kdmund G. McGllton. Omaha.
Thomas M. Hewitt, Lexington.
Hepreeentatlve in Coagren.
FIRST DISTRICT.
C. F. Reavls, Falls City.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Benjamin 8. Baker, Omaha.
. David Henry Mercer. Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT., f
Otto5 Zuelow,' Sohtiylert ''
Wlllliun P. Warner, "Dakota
City. : '
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Charles H. Sloan. ' Geneva. .
John B. Killean, Falrbury.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
William E. Andrews, Hastings.
Silas R, Barton, Grand Island.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Moses P. Klnkald, O'Neill.
State Senator.
"FIRST DISTRICT.
Richard F. Neal. Aburn.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Andrew F. Sturm, Nehawka.
Andrew P. Moran, Nebraska
City.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Frank J. Polak, Wahoo.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
H,. II. Meyer. Fontenelle.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Neli Johnson, Oakland.
F. F. Haaae, Emerson.
Thomas Hansen, Rosalie.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Charles Ruden, Crofton.
NINTH DISTRICT.
William H. Illlan. Albion.
W. L. McAllister, Neligli.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Virgil L. Horton, Stanton.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Charles F, Todenhoft. Colum
bus. John Swanson, St. Edward.
Albert B. Hedbloom, Stroms
burg. TWELFTH DISTRICT.
John P. Stole, Milford.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
A. D. Spencer, Barneston.
Adam McMullen. Wymore.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Thomas Lahners, Belvldere.
W. C. Zong, Belvldere.
Wesley Fellers, Chester.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
E. J. Splrk, Wllber.
Robert W. Proudflt, Friend.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
C. E. Sandall, York.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Isaiah D. EVans, Kenesaw.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Karl L. R pence, Franklin.
J. S. Butler, u erlor.
Taylor Ready. Rlverton.
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
E. C. Newland, Holdrege.
James W. Hammond, Cam
bridge. TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT.
Rollln Orcutt, Mlnden. .
O. G. Smith, Kearney. .
TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
William 8. Mattley, Ansley.
H. B. Waterbury, Berwyn.
TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
Joseph Matousek, Atkinson.
TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
D. M. Douthett. Overton.
TWKNTY-SIXTH DISTRICT.
Charles W. Meeker, Imperial.
David F. Smith, Curtis.
TWENTY-SEVENTH DI8T.
B. K. Bushee, Kimball.
TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
D. IL Orlswold. Gordon.
H. J. Miller. Bassett.
Justin E. Porter. Crawford.
State Representative.
THIRD DISTRICT.
George B. Christy, Johnson.
George W. Reneker. Falls City.
KIGHTH DISTRICT.
Kdwln Zlmmerer, Neb. City
John B. Roddy, Union.
TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT.
Henry Behrens. Beemer.
THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT.
Thomas E. Conley, Falrbury.
Charles F. Allen, Beatrice.
THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
A. Campbell, Seward.
FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
John U. Wan), Geneva
FIFTY -FOURTH DISTRICT.
John H. Heatty, Butte.
Meyer Brandvlg, fpencer.
(Jharlee A. Dallev. Swan.
Notes from Beatrice
And Gage County
RKATRICE. Neb., March 23. (Special.)
Information was filed yesterday In the
district court by County Attorney Mess
more against Frank Ward, charged
breaking and entering; Henry Kltcofskl,
grand larceny, and William Reed, with
assault with Intent to wound. Ward
was arrested a few weekst ago by Offi
cer Rtichhols as he was in the act of
prying off a lock on a rear door at Mor
ris White's grocery store. Wlteofskl
Is charged with stealing one of the pumps
at the old water works station north of
the city, valued at , which he sold for
I1.K8. Heed is held in the county Jail
for slashing Fred Hiohhorn. Jr., across
the face with a knife during an alterca
tion a few weeks ago on lower Court
street. He puts up the plea of self
defense. Articles of Incorporation for the Bea
FIFTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
H. J. White, Alnsworth.
SIXTY-SIXTH D1BTRICT.
Henry R. Langevln. Curtis.
S. D. Mast. Monrcfleld.
Ueorge C. Junkln, Smlthfield.
SIXTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
Ksrom Rothermel. Pulbertsoii.
H. K. Tweedy, Trenton.
SEVENTIETH DISTRICT.
Joseph Osier, Enterprise.
SEVENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
F. A. Reiener, Thedford.
SEVENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
W. R. Harper, Alliance.
E. C. Swlgert. Clot-don.
SEVENTY-FOURTH DIST.
James W. Good, Chadron.
8EVENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
W. M. Barbour. Scott's Bluff.
V. E. Stearns, Sootfs Bluff.
SEVENTY-SEVENTH DIST.
William H. C. Weodhurst,
North Platte.
DEMOCRAT.
President.
Woodrow Wilson, New Jersey,
Robert U. Ross, Nebraska.
Vice President.
John H. Morehead, Nebraska
Thomas R. Marshall, Indiana.
Elector nt Large.
Otto J. Bauman, Omaha.
Felix L. Oallagher, Rosalie.
Presidential Electors.
FIRST DISTRICT.
K. Arthur Carr, Lincoln.
W. M. Morning, Lincoln.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Sophus F. Neble, Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
I. ouls Llghtner, Columbus.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
H. F. Requartte, York.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
John M. Teellng, Hastings.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
James A. Donahoe, O'Neill.
I) clean tea-at-Larare.
William J. Bryan, Lincoln.
W. 11. Thompson, Grand Island.
Louis J. Plattl Omaha.
J. J. Thomas, Seward.
William B. Price, Uncoln.
W. D. Oldham, Kearney.
Douglas Cone, Pierce.
Delegate Nat. Convention.
FIRST DISTRICT.
L. F. Ianghorst, Elmwood.
Frank D. Eager. Lincoln.
W. F. Moran, Nebraska City.
Herbert T. Gooch, Lincoln.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Frank T. Ransom, Omaha.
J. A. C. Kennedy, Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
F. H. Morrow, Columbus.
W. H. Greene, Crelghton.
Ueorge G. Bayha, Niobrara.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
C M. Sklles, David City.
C. K. Bowlby, Crete.
E. E. Placek, Wahoo.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Frank T. Swanson, Clay Center.
P. W. fihea, Orleans.
John L. Cleary, Urand Island.
William M. Feebler. Nelson.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Frank J. Taylor, St. Paul.
Frank W. Brown, Kearney.
D. H. Moulds. Lexington.
Charles H. Tully, Alliance.
National Committeeman,
James C. Dahlman, Omaha.
Arthur F. Mullen, Omaha.
United States Senator.
'Gilbert M. Hitchcock. Omaha.
Ignatius J. Dunn, Omaha.
Governor.
Charles W. Bryan, Lincoln.
W. F. Stoecker, Omaha.
Keith Neville North Platte.
Clarence E. Herman, Holdrege.
Llentenaat tJoTernor.
James Pearson, Moorefleld.
Edgar Howard, Columbus.
William B. Banning, Union.
Secretary of Stnte,
Chariea W. Pool, Hyannts.
Andltor of Pnblle Aeconnts.
William H. Smith, Seward.
State Treasnrer.
Harry Adams, Chadron.
George K. Hall, Franklin.
State Sanerlntendent Pan
Ho Instruction.
John A. Woodard, Seward.
W, H. Clemmons, Fremont.
Attorney (ienernl.
Willis E. Reed, Madison.
Ueorge W, Burge, Lincoln,
Commissioner Pnblle Lnnds
nnd Buildings.
A. J. Sllger, Hastings.
G. L. Shumway, Ucott's Bluff.
Henry Obermann, Snyder.
E. H. Zimmerman, Lincoln.
Railway Commissioner.
Andrew Clute Hastings.
Victor E. Wilson, Htromsburg.
Edwsrd iughroue, Hartley.
W. S. Rldgell, Alliance.
R. W. Ralston. Omaha.
tegent State l'nlversH.
P. L. Hall. Uncoln.
II. D. Landls. Heward.
John W. long, Loup City.
For Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT.
John 8. McCsrty, Uncoln.
D. W. Uvlngstone, Nebraska
City.
John A. Magulre. Uncoln.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Charles O. Lobeck, Omaha.
L. J. yulnby, Omaha.
Anthony T. Monahan, Omaha.
Harry B. Fleharty, Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Dan V. Stephens, Fremont.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
William I Stark, Aurora.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
A. O. Shallenberger, Alma.
Robert Price. Curtis.
ror State Senator.
SECOND DISTRICT.
John Mattes, Nebraska City.
THIRD DISTRICT.
J. M. Gates, Fort Crook.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Wallace II. Wilson. Fremont.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Nels Johnson. Oakland.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Philip H. KohL Wayne
with the
tors are K.
Mercer H.
M. Marvin.
Voters at the Primary
Secretary of State Pool, from
Primary Election on April 18.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.,
William Soont. Magnet.
NINTH DI8R1CT.
A. F. Bare. Clearwater.
'TENTH DISTRICT.
John R. Henry. Howells.
tl.K.VKN'111 DISTRICT.
1 1 Albert. Coluinhu.
TWELTIl DISTRICT.
C. W. Doty. Beaver Crossing.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Julius Neumann. Wymore.
John Oerdes. Beatrh-e.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
William Urueber. Byron.
B1XTKHNTH DISTRICT.
Alois Sleplcka. Wllber.
F. Hklpton. Shlckley. ,
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
J. R. Davidson. Aurora.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
J. H. Buhnnan, St. Llbory.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Walter K. Hsger. Hastings.
Will Brookley. Edgar.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
John W. Robinson. Upland.
George J. Snohn, Superior.
". K, Samuelson, Hlldreth.
Martin O. Monson, Upland.
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
J. M. Grace, Mascot.
Albert Mt Keyos, Holbrook.
TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT.
Charles A. Chsppell, Mlnden.
TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Charles W. Beal. Broken Bow.
TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
John A. Robertson, Joy.
TWENTY-PIXTH DISTRICT.
Willis Wilson. Curtla.
TWENTY-SEVENTH DIST. .
Charles J. Collins Collins.
State Representative.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Ben T. Pkeen Brownvllle.
Ueorge Fsbllnger. Auburn.
EIGHTH DISTRICT. '
M. G. Klme, Nehawka.
A. E. Paling. Oreenwood.
L. G. . Todd. Union.
THIRTEENTH . DISTRICT.
J. J. McAllister. Dakota City.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
John H. Relfenrath, Crofton.
TWENTY-SECOND DIST.
Lincoln Riley. Wlsner.
TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT.
Pst Stanton, .Tllden.
R. C. Regan, Platte Center.
THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT.
James A. MoGuIre, Wymore.
THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
George W. Fuller. Seward.
FORTY-THIRD DIBTRICT.
Oliver C. Bedford, Geneva.
FIFTY -iSECOND DISTRICT.
M. J. Keenan, Spalding.
John C. Harris, Greeley,
FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT.
Crist Anderson, Brlstow.
SIXTY-SIXTH DISTRICT.
Albert LaBdUnty, Moorefleld.
SIXTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
F. H. Dodson, Btratton.
8. M. Ewlng, Benkelman.
SEVENTIETH DISTRICT.
Fred Hoffmelster. Imperial.
SEVENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
Jay Oliver, Seneca.
SEVENTY-THIRD DISTDICT.
Arthur E. Clark, Gordon.
Lloyd C. Thomas, Alliance.
BBVENTY-FOURTH DMST.
Charles Naylor, Chadron.
SEVENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
Charles D. Green, Bayard.
PEOPLE'S INDEPENDENT.
I'nlted Slates Senator.
Gilbert M. Hitchcock,1 Omaha
Governor.
Charles W. Bryan, Lincoln.
Keith Neville, North Platte.
Llentenaat Governor.
James Pearson, Moorefleld.
W. B. Banning, Union.
Secretary of State.
Charles W. Pool, Hyannts.
Aadltor of Pnblle Aeconnts.
William It. Smith, Seward.
, State Treasnrer.
George K. Hall, Franklin.
Harry Adams, Chadron. .
State Snperlatendent of
Pnblle Instrnclloa.
William H. Clemmons, Fremont.
Attorney Genernl.
Willis E. Reed, Madison.
Commissioner Pnblle Lnnds
and Buildings.
A. J. Sllger. Hastings.
G. L. Shumway, Scott's Bluff.
Hallway Commissioner.
Victor E. Wilson, Stromsburg.
W. S. Rldgell, Alliance.
P. L. Hall, Uncoln
If. D. Landls, Seward.
Representative In f'ongrees.
. FOURTH DISTRICT.
William L. Stark, Aurora.
FIFTH DIBTRICT.
Ash ton C. Shallenberger, Alma.
Robert Price, Curtis.
State Senator.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
I. L. Albert. Columbus.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Alois Bleplcka. Wllber.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
J. R. Davidson, Aurors.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
J. H. Buhrman, St. Liberty.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Oeorge J. Spohn, Superior.
C. E. Samuelson. Hlldreth.
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
J. M. Grace, Mascot.
Albert M. Keyes. Holbrook.
TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT.
Charles A. Chsppell, Mlnden.
TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Charles W. Beal, Broken Bow.
TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
John A. Robertson, Joy.
Btatn Representative.
THIRTY-EIOHTH DIBTRICT.
George W. Fuller, toward.
Oliver C. Bedford, Geneva
FIFTT-FOURTH DISTRICT.
Christ Anderson, Brlstow.
SIXTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
F. K. Iodson. Stratton.
trice Cnuntrv rluh were filed yesterday
county clerk. The Incorpora
I.. Hevelone, K. A. isicReu,
Walker, A. II. Kldd end K.
The concern Is capitalised
for ..
The llimor Question will be an Issue
at Harneston this spring and two tick
ets have been placed In the field for the
ramlnf inn nli lnul election. ,The prohibi
tionists have nominated fVott McFarland.
Tony Malhky and Claude VOgel, and
ticket composed of Jacob Outbrod, F. M.
Nolan and John Wolken has been nomi
nated by petition.
The athletic board ef the High school
wilt give a dinner at the I'addock hotel
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock for the
Beatrice basket ball team, champions of
the state.
Core Your Cold.
Dr. King's New Discovery will cure
your cold. U is antiseptic and soothing,
kills the cold germs.. All druggists. Advertisement.
PROGRESSIVE.
K.lertora-at-l.argr.
John Lewis, Omaha.
Krlo Morell. Oakland.
' Presidential Kleetore.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Francis A. Que, Tevumseh.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Nelson T. Thoraon, Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
H. Gordon Cross, St, Edward.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
C. 8. Bogss. Fllley.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Frank Vedder. Franklin.
SIXTH DIBTRICT.
Florence Armstrong. Elm Creek.
Del egates-at-Large.
Julius C. Harpham. Uncoln.
II. E. Snckett. Beatrice.
W. J. Broatch. Omaha.
J. P. Gibbons. Kearney.
Delegate National Conven
tion. FIRST DISTRICT.
Don L. Ix)ve, Lincoln.
8. 8. Btewart, Tecum sell.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Anson II. Blgnlnw, Omaha.
J. L. Kaley, Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
R. P. Turner, Fremont.
J. C. Jenkins. NellRh.
FOURTH DISTRICT. '
Arthur G. Wray. York.
M. F. Stanley, Aurora.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
W. IT. Miller, Rloomlngton.
A. H. Lewis, Sutton.
SIXTH DISTRICT, '
K. L, Pler;e, llemlngford.
Wllllsm S. Mattley, Analey,
National Committeeman.
F. P. Corrlok, Lincoln.
United States Senntor.
Walter O. Henry, Omaha.
Governor.
James F. Hanson, Fremont.
Secretary of Stnte.
Will S. Jay. Lincoln.
Wllber S. Walte. Loup City.
Aadltor.
R. M. Glllsn, Auburn.
Treasnrer. '
William C. Crooks, Uncoln.
Ueorge E. hall. Franklin.
Stnto Superintendent.
A. O. Thomas. Kearney.
Attorney Genernl.
Harvey W. Morrow, Omaha.
Commissioner Pnblle Lnnds
and Buildings.
C. I Rein. Lincoln.
It. L, Cook, Lincoln. '
Railway Commissioner.
T. J. Cummlngs, Crab Orchard.
Representative la Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT.
C. F. Reavls. Falls City.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Anson H. Rlgelow, Omaha.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Chariea II. Sloan, Geneva..
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Moses P. Klnkald, O'Neill. -State
Senator.
THIRD DIBTRICT.
Frank J. Polak, Wahoo.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. v
Thomas Lahners, Belvldere.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
a J. Splrk. Wllber. .
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
C. n. Sandall, Tork.
TWENTY -THIRD DIBTRICT.
William S. Mattley, Analey.
State Representative.
THIRTY-FOURTH ' DISTRICT.
Thomas E. Conley, Falrbury.
FIFTT-FOURTH DISTRICT.
Charles A. Dalley, Bwan.
SIXTY-NINTH DIBTRICT.
H. E. Tweedy, Trenton.
SOCIALIST.
F.lertor-at-Lurga.
Otis O. Moss, Falrbury.
Presidential F.leetor.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Julius W. Hollander, Omaha.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
G. E. Barker. York.
Governor.
B. Z. Mllllkan, Falrbury.
Railway Commissioner.
Victor 15. Wilson, Stromsburg.
Regent Stnte University.
Henry J. Aberly, Omaha.
Representative In Congress,
THIRD DIBTRICT.
J. M. Woodcock, 8. Bloux City.
PROHIBITION.
President.
Eugene N. Fobs, Massachusetts.
Ira Landreth, Tennessee.
Vice President.
Robert II. Patton. llllno's
Clarence True Wilson, Kansas.
Kleetor-atLarge.
Albert Fitch, Central C ty.
Presidential Elector.
FIRST DISTRICT.
W. A. Raldwln. Bethany.
SECOND DISTRICT.
C. C. Crowell, Jr., Omaha.
THIRD DISTRICT.
E. A. Gerrard, Monroe.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
W. F. ('roller. Osceola.
BIXTH DISTRICT.
E. W. Murlless, Sidney.
Governor.
J. D. Graves, Peru.
Andltor of Pnblle Aoeonnts,
John E. Roberts, Waterbury.
Stnte Superintendent.
W. Q Knox, University Place.
Regent Ualverelty.
L. C. Gilbert. Grand Island
Annette Nesbltt, Lincoln
State Senator.
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
John Stoddard. Republican City,
Gust UustsfsoTi. Maiicol.
twentt-sb;ond district.
Alva L. Fitch. Watertown.
TWENTT-EVENTH DIST.
J. W. Relnmuth, Daiton.
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