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PRIMARY BALLOT A LENGTHY ONELIST OF NAMES FILED WITH TKE SECRETARY OF STATE.MANY ASPIRANTS FOR OFFICENumerous Fijings Will Make Primary Ballot a Voluminous Affair— Divers Congressional Applicants.Western Newspaper Unftbr News Service.The voter at the primaries August 18 will find a lengthy list of candi dates from which to make tiis choice for the various offices, the ballot promising to be the longest ever presented at the polls in Nebraskann'rihtntra filingFollowing is the list with the secretary ofGovernor.John H More head Ful'la ~ City, 'democrat and people's indi p. mb nt; (Jc rge W. Bergo, Lincoln, democrat and peoph 8 independent: John G Maher. Lincoln,democrat; Richard L. Metcalfe. Llrtcoln, democrat; Ross I,. Hammond. Fremont, republican; R. B. Howeli. Omaha, repub-* lican;- John Clt; plecha. Harwell, republican; JTohn Stevens, lh-aver Olty. republican; John O. Yfescr. Omaha. republican; H. F. Sackett, Beatrice, progressive; J, II, Kemp, Fullerton, republican; Nathan Wilson. Stromsbiirg. prohibition.Lieutenant Governor. vJames Pearson, Moorefiejd. people’s In-de.penden t and democrat; George 'Mk Fotts. Dubois, people's independent and d'-mocrat; E. F. Snavrlv, LincoTn, deicrat; L- P. Albright. tied Cloud, republican; Walter V. Homeland. North Platte, republican; Franklin A. Shotwlt;*U, Omaha, republican; Henry F. Hockenbergor, Columbus, prohibition; G. I,. E. Kliug-beil. Omaha, progressive; a. J. Van Aistine, Omaha, republican.Secretary of State.Charles S. Shalla, McGr*k. progressive;F. P. Shields. Orleans, democrat; Addison Wait, Lincoln, republican; Clyde H. Barnard, Table Rock, republican; Charles W. Pool, Teeumseh, democrat and peo plo’s independent.Attorney General.Charles M. Sears, South Omaha, republican; WjlUs E. Reed. Madison, demo-* crat; M. T. Mills, Hutto, progressive; Robert M. Devoe, Sidu.cy, republican; J. T. McCristion, Hebron, republican; Henry C. Rittenbender, Lincoln, prohibition: George M. Ayres, Central City, republican.Commissioner Public Lands and Buildings.John W. McKissIck, Beatrice, democrat and people’s independent; Fred Beckmann, Lincoln, republican; W. B. Eastham, Broken Bow, democrat and people’s Independent; John M. Davis, Cowles, prohibition; William Benedict, York, progressive; David B. Marti, Hastings, democrat and people’s independent.Chief Justice.Harrison C. Palmer. Clay Center, non-partisan; Manoah B. Reese, Lincoln, non-partisan; Francis A. Brogan, Omaha, non-partisan.Auditor of Public Accounts.Frank M. Mills, University ^»lace, prohibition; J. F. Hansen. Fremont, progressive; W. L. Minor, Morrill, republican; Wm. H. Smith, Seward, democrat and people’s independent; EXlwln C, Hopkins, Omaha, progressive; J. M. O'Neal, Lincoln, republican.State Treasurer.George F. Hall. Franklin, democrat arid people’s independent; Felix L. Gallagher, Rosalie, denyicrat. W. J. Groatch. Omaha, progressive: Franklin C. Hamer,Omaha, republican; J. M. Teegarden, Weeping Water, republican.Superintendent of Public Instruction.Arthur B. Walker, University Place, democrat and people’s Independent and prohibition; Willard T. Davis, MpCook, progressive; Robert I. Elliott, Lincoln, republican; A. O. Thomas. Kearney, republican; E. F. Muuncm. Shelton, democrat; E, E. Hayes. Ohadron, republican: R. M. Eaton, Lincoln, republican; Karl Cltne. Geneva, democrat and people’s independent.Railway Commissioner.Henry C. Peterson, Bloomfield, republican; R. W. Ralston, Lexington, democrat; Thomas L Hall. IJnooln. republican; Henry L. Duval, Beatrice, republican . J. A. OH is. Ord, democrat and people’s Independent. Julius C. Harphm, Lincoln, progressive: W, H. Young. Fremont, republican; Will M. Maupin. Lincoln. democrat and people’s Independent; J. Warren Keifer, jr.. Host wick, republican; Walter Johnson, North Loup, republican . M. P. I -eh r Fremont, democrat.Congressman, First District.Matthew Gerlng. Plattsmouth. republican, YJctor G. I.yford. Falls City, progressive; Wilbur W. Anness, Dunbar, republican; William B. Price, IJnooln.publican; Charles Marshall, Nebraska City, republican; Crawford Kennedy, Lincoln, republican; James B. Delxell, Lincoln, republican; John A. Maguire, Lincoln, democrat and people's lndepend-Congresaman. Second District.Anthony Theodore Monahan. Omaha, democrat; Nathan Merriam, Omaha, progressive; Charles O. Lobeck. Omaha, democrat; William B. Howard. Omaha, republican; Thomas M. Blackburn, Omaha, republican; Elfred Sorenson. Omaha, republican; Fred J. Warren, Omaha, socialist.Congressman, Third District.Arthur Koenigstein, Norfolk, democrat;O. 8. Spillman, Pleroe, republican andIve; Dan V Stephens. Fremont. t; Janice M. Woodcock. SouthSioux Olty. socialist; M, H. Corey, Tll-C. Fitch, Centralden. republican; George i City, prohibit IonCongressman, Fourth District.Island, demovrat and people’* imtrpcnd ent.Congressman, gtxth DistrictFrank J. Taylor, St Paul, democrat and people'*, independent; Abram L Gooey. St. Haul, democrat; Mnso* P. Klnkalde, O'Neill, republican and progressive.Regents.G. W. Noble. Om.iha democrat: JohnE. Miller, Lincoln, democrat: tlrmy*Goupluml, Elgin, republican, Peter Jensen. Ben trier, republican; Edward P. Brown, Dwvey, republican; O, M Sklles. David City, democrat and people's independent; Don L. Love. Lincoln. progressive Mrs Annetta Neshlt'. *1’«wner-C• f.-prohibition, G. M. Whitt-horn Spencer, progressive, M. 11 Millet. Franklin pro.InFor State Senator.John Mattes. Jr.. NebraskaWalter H. Rhodes. Hebron, democrat and people’s Independent; Charles Fhity. Second district; James B H Weeping Water, Second district; J. M. Ga tes Fort t‘rook Third jdistrlet; Wallace H. Wilson, Fremont, Fifth district; s. s. Van Horn Fivinnni. Fifth district; Philip II. Kohl. Wayne. Seventh district. K. It. iIirseli*nr».M Hartlngti»n. Eighth district; L. S. Begglnnd. Bradlsh. Ninth district. Garret Faiken, Schuyler. Tenth district: Charles Krumhnek. Shelby,Eleventh district, R G. Roper 1 a vi/1 Gity Twelfth district; William Gruber Byron, Fifteenth district; Gon McCarthy; Vcrk. Seventeenth district; Herman I:ers, York, Seventeenth district. Z. G. Buhrman St Liburv Eighteenth diaUict; Wjtll.un Brook lev, Edgut. Nineteenth dis-' rlct, William ). Wessun i Red Ghent, rwentletii district. J V.. Grace Mascot. Twenty-llrst district ,Republicans v’iuti'ies Ruden Croft ou. Eighth d 1st i lei. William I than. Nnilgi.. Ninth district. Wallet K niche I. Johnson Wrsl district. A F Stum. Neiiawka. Second district; Herbert !,’. Shumwav. Wakefield. Sixth district . N. N Johnson Oakland Willis W Gate. Deiig'tt, S It Maefar.land. Madison, Tenth district, James G. Holden. Gentr.il i’itv. Eleventh e Strict ; l S. -WhelTV. Pu Wlte.- GltV. Fourteenth district. A D Spriirer. Barnes ton. Fourteenth district . Thomas lahnei's Belvidcre, Fifteenth district;E. .J. Spink. Wilber, Sixteenth district; William Colton. York. Seventeenth district; C. K. SandeH, York Seventeenth diHtrldt; G W. Hummell, -Red Gloud, Tweti-fcieth district; ,lamrs Johrw, Cambridge, Twenty-first •■-district; Robert P. Starr. Loup Gity, Twenty-second district; W. L. G.iston. Broken Bow. Twenty-thlrtl district John Wall, Arcadia, Twenty-third district; C, W. Muss. Atkinson, Twenty-fourth district; D. M Dowthwitt, Overton, Twentv-flfth district; Jasson W. Baker, Seneca. Twenty-seventh district: B. K. B usher, Kimball TwfOvty-sevcnth district; Woodruff Bi»H. X’alen-Hne. Twenty-eighth district; Earl D. Mallery, Alliance, Twenty-eighth dlsyrlct.Socialist; Howard Miles, I’axton. Twen-th-iU, district; L. Olson, Emerson, Twenty-first district; Peter Wink. Kearney. Twenty-second dist riot; Raymond E: Dale, David City, Twenay-second district; Charles W. Beal, Broken Bow; John A. Robertson, Jay, Twenty-fourth district; Willis Wilson, Central City, Twenty-sixth district; C. L. Meyers, Riishville, Twenty-eighth district.Progressives: William Ernest. Terura-soh, Firkt . district; Thomas ljulilriers, Beloit, First district; George II. Avery, Edgar, Nineteenth district; Alon Brode-reniek. Garfield, Ninetee-nth district; Wr.H. Richardson, Jtoldregf*. Twenty-first dlstriet, George HiSohel, North Platte, Tw«*nly-second . district; William P. Matt lev, Ansley. Twenty-third district; William M Alden, Hyonnis, Twenty-second distiict; A. A. Robertson. Duff, Twenty-eighth district.For Stats Representative. Democrats: R. C. Regan, Platte Center, Twenty-slxth district; C. C. Pyl®, lfalsey, Seventy-first district; J. C. Burr, Nebraska City, Eiglith district; J. M. Crews, Culbertson, Sixty-ninth district; Christ Anderson, Bristow, Fifty-fourth district; Jay Oliver, Seneca, Seventy-first district; F. M. Krone, Alliance, Seventy-third district; Frsd lioffmeister, Imperial, Seventieth district; L. C. Rudd-■il, Bonkelman, Sixty-ninth district; JohnB. Riifmrath, Crofton W. H. Puis, Murray, Eighth district; S. Sawyer, Barthvtt. Fifty-second district; Herbert l^e Bounty, Moorefleld, Sixtfeenth district; WlLliam A. SiTTJth, Beemer, Twenty-second district; Charles Haylor, Chadron. Seventy-fourth district; Thomas Q. Lannigar, Greeley, Fifty-second dtfstricr; George lL Fuller, Seward, Thirty-eighth district; F. L. Bollen, Crofton, Seventeenth district; W. C. Parrlott, Auburn; James A. Maguire. Wymore, Thirty-fourth district; J. J. McCarthy, Spaulding; .Paris G. Cooper. Crawford; James J. McAllister, Dakota City.Republicans: WiTHam L. Bates, Lodge Pole, Seven ty-slx*h district; Earl C. Cartensen, Curtis, Stxty-sixth district;F. A. Relsner, Thedford. Seventy-first district; Frank E. Stermer SooCts Bluff. Seven-ty-flfth district; Henry E. Lon-gerln, Curtis, Sixty-sixth district; Frank Doitrick, Sprlngview, Fifty-fifth district; E. E. Musfl. Hayes Center; William L. Davidson, Champion, Sdventieth district; T. E. Conley, Beatrice, Thirty-fourth district; John M. Ward, Geneva, Forty-third district; Wesley Treasler, Ogallala, Seventy-seventh district; Winiam H. C. Wood hurst. North Platte. Seventy-seventh district; Fred L. Un tog man, Wyoming, Eighth district; Henry Brehens, Beemer, Twenty-second district; Georg® W. Chappell, Hinders Lake Fifty-fifth district; J A. Shrenke. Hartington, Seventeenth district; J. B. Forman. Surprise. Thirty-eighth district; L. H. Howe. Humboldt, Third district; IJneolnG. Simon, Sidney, SeVentv-sixth district; Swan Olson. Walthlll, Seventeenth district; John R. Beatty. Butte, Fifty-fourth district.Progressive: A. H. Lewis, Sutton,Forty-third district: L. H. Howe, Humboldt; John it. Beatty, Butler. Fifty-fourth district.Socialist: Oscar M. Jenkins. Wallace,Seventy-seventh dlstriet.Under Non-Partisan Judiciary.For Supreme Judare: Justice Reese ofLincoln, F. A. Brogan of Omaha and Judge H. C. Palmer of Clay Center.For District Court; James T. Begley, Second district; James P. English, Omaha. Fourth dJstriot; J. L. KaJey. Omaha. Fourth district; John H. Grossman, Omaha. Fourth district.Lets Representative Pilings.Christ Anderson. Bristow. Fiftr-fouNh district, people’s Independent; L. R. Brott. Sextoyr, Seventy-sixth district, democratcmjiiuyr, uiNinei, ofriiiuui iti.Lkiviil Boeslger. Cortland, Thlrty-fourUI district, repubMoon; Ben L. Terry. FUir-bury. Thirty-fourth district, republican and progressive; James Kudrna. Bee, Thirty-eighth district, republican; A. L. Taylor, Trenton. Blxty-ninth district, rs-puJ»Monn and progressive; A. M. Chambers, Walthlll, Thirteenth district, nepub-11 can'; W, M. Brant. Sprtngvtew. Fifty-fifth district, rspublloan; L. Morse. Ben-kehnan. Sixty-ninth district, republican; E. E. Mum. Hayes Center, Seventieth district, progressive^ T. M. Smith. York Forty-third district, democrat.Late Senatorial FIMngaC. E. Samuelson. Franklin oounty. Twentieth dlstriet. people’s Independent;I. 8. Bygland, Boone county. Ninth district. people’s Independent; F Slrlpton. Fillmore county, Sixteenth dmtrict, democrat; George M. Adams, Crawford, Twenty-eighth district, democrat; Rein hold K. Fitter. Union, Twelfth district, democrat; J. S. Butler, Superior, Twentieth district, republican: George F. Wo!*, Fremont,Fifth dtntriot. repubhcaa: George C. Jun-kln. Smith field. Twenty-first district;
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