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PRIMARY RALLOT A LENGTHY ONELIST OF NAMES FIL^D WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE.MANY ASPIRANTS FOR OFFICENumerous Filings Will Make Primary Ballot a Voluminous Hffair— Divers Congressional App'icants.Western Newspaper Union News Service.The voter at the primaries August 18 will find a lengthy list of candidates from which to make his choice for the various offices, the ballot promising to be the longest ever presented at the polls in Nebraska.ar.dFollowing is the .isi of candidates filing with the secretory of state:Governor.John H. Moreheod. Falls i |ty. democrat and people's independent: George^ - Berge. Lincoln, democrat and people's independent: John G. Maher. Lincoln. *democrat: Richard 1.. Metcalf-. Lincoln. I democrat; Ross I.. Hammond. Fremont. I republican: R. R HoweU. Omaha, republican; John Ceplecha. Burwell. repab-tican; John Stevens. Beaver City, republican. John O. Yicscr. Omaha, republican: H. K. Sack.it. Beatrice. progressive; .1, H. Keinp Fullerton, republican; Nathan Wilson. Str»msburg. prohibition.Lieutenant Governor.James Pearson. Moorefield. people s Independent and democrat; George M Potts Dubois. people's Independent and democr.it; E. F. Suavely, l.a .-.ln democrat. I.. P. Albright. R.d Cloud, r.-pub-In.in. Walter V. llouglar.d Nortli Platte. repuhll.au; Franklin A. Shot well Omaha, republican; Henry F. Hockenbergt-r. Columbus, prohibition: G. L. K. Kkng-beil. Omaha, progressive; A. J. Van Alstine. Omaha, republican.Secretary of State.Charles S. Shalla. McCook. progressive;F. P. Shields. Orleans, democrat: Addison Wait. I-ineoln. republican; Clyde II. Barnard. Table Rock, republican; Charles \\. Pool. Teeumseh. deniocrat and pco pic s independent.Attorney General.Chari's M. Stars. South Omaha, republican: Willis K. Reed. Uadis n. demo-rrat. M. T. Mitt-. Butte, progressive. Robert M. I levoe. Sidney, republican: J. P MoCristion. Hebron, republican: Henry Bittenbendcr. Lincoln. prohibition; George M. Ayres, Centra! Cay. republican.Commissioner Public Lands and Buildings.John W. MeKissick. Beatrice, democrat and people’s independent: FredBeckmann. Lincoln, republican: W. BKasthani. Broken Bow. democrat and people’s independent. John M. Davis, Cowles, prohibition; Wiliam Ben,•dot, York, progressive: I Ovid B. Marti. Hastings democrat and people's independent.Chief Justice.Harrison C. Palmer. Clay Center, nonpartisan. Man,rah B. Reese. Lincoln, non-part:s.in; Francis A. Brogan. Omaha, non-partisan.Auditor of Public Accounts.Frank M Mills. University Place prohibit! on J. F. Hansen. Fnvnoni, progressiva : W. L. Minor. Morrill, republican: Win. H. Smith. Seward, democrat and people's Independent. Edwin C. Hopkins. Omaha, progressive: J. il. O'Neal. Lineolu, republican.State Treasurer.George F. Hall, Franklin, denhrcrat and I people's Independent. Felix L. Gallagher. Rosalie, democrat. W. .1. Groatch. Omaha progressive; Franklin C. Hamer. Omaha, republican: J. M. Teognrden.-ping Water, republican.Superintendent of Public Instruction.Arthur 15. Walker. University Place, demociui and people's independent ar.d prohibition: Willard T. Davis. M Cook,progressive; Robert I. Elliott. Lincoln, r* pul.Hcsin; A. O. Thomas. Kearney, republican. L F. Munroe. Sheltim. demo-, ei.it. K. E. Hayes. Chadron. republican: R. M. hheton. Lincoln, republican:’ Earl I Chnc. Geneva, democrat and people's independent.Railway Commissioner.i Henry C. Peterson. Bloomfield. republican. it. t\ Ralston. Lexington, democrat; Thomas 1.. Hall. Lincoln, repub-i .1 an: H-nry i, Duval. Beatrice, repub-lican; J. A. Gilts. Old. democrat Un,I Plt; ople S independent: Julius C. llarpham. I I.nicojii progressive; W. 11. Young Ft. -. mo:;:, reputdlcan: Will M. Maupin Lincoln. democrat and people's Independent; J. -Iren Keifer. jr.. Ristwick. r.puh-i loan; \\ liter Johnson. North Loup, re-puoilcan: M P. Lehr. Fremont, democrat.Congressman. First District. Matthew Gerihs. Plattsmouth. repub-F. Reavls. Falls City, republican: Victor G. I.vford. Falls Citv. pro-giss:v. Wilbur W. Anness. Dunbar, republican: William B. Price. Lincoln.democrat: Frank E. Kdgerton. Lincoln!republican; vh-orge E, Tobev. Lincoln republican: Charles Marshall. NebraskaCnv. republican: Crawrord Kennedy.Lincoln, republican: James E. Delae'lLim-rlu. republican: John A. Maguire,in coin, democrat anil people's Independ-Congressman. Sixth District.Frank J. Taylor. St. Paul, democrat peoples independent: Abram L.Coocy. St. Paul, democrat; Moses P. K.uk.iid-. ON'ciJI. republican and progressive.Regents.G. W Nohie. Omaha, democrat: John E. Mill-r. Lincoln, democrat. George Coupla:ol. Elgin, republican: Peter J, n-sen. Beatrice, repjbllcan; Edward P. Brown. I-av.y, republican: C. M. Skiles. 1 ‘.tv Id City. democrat ami people's independent. Don L. Love. Lincoln, progressive. Mrs. Ar.neltu Nestut. Pawnee City, prohibition; G. M. Whitehorn. Spencer, progressive; M. H. Miller, Franklin, progressive.For State Senator.Democrats: John Matte*, jr.. Nebraska City. Second district; James B Ilamrute, \Ve..p;ng Water. Second district: J M.Gates Port Crook. Third district. Wallace H. Wilson, Fremont. Fifth disliict; S. S. \ai Horn. Fremont. Fif:h district; Fbiltp H Kohl. Wayne. Seventh district; E. 1' Hirschman. Hartington. Eigitth ,I:strict; L. S. Begglund. Bradlsh. Ninth district: Garret Falken. Schuyler. Tenth district: Charles Krumlxuk. Shelby.Eleventh district; R. c. Roper. David City. Twelftn district; William Gruber. Byron. Fifteenth district; Con McCarthy. York. Seventeenth district: Herman1‘iers, York Seventeenth district: Z. G. Biihmian St !-ibon-. Eighteenth district; William Hrookley. Edgar Nineteenth district . William I,. Wessn-.er. Red Cloud. Twentieth district; J. M. Grace. Mascot.Twenty-first districtRepublicans. Charles Rudvn. Crofton. Eighth district William Illian. Ndigh. NIntn d.str Walter K. chel. Johnson. Hist dirtr:,:. A. K. Stum. Nihawka. s. , olid distr.ci: Herbert p Shumwav.Wak.iieai S.xth district: Nels Johnson. Gakiai.d Willis W. Cole. I “'light: S. R. Ma '.Clara: Madison. Tenth district:James G. Holden. Central City. Eleventh dlstn. t. p. s Wherry. Pawnee City. Fourteenth district. A. p. Spencer. Marneston. Fourteenth district; Thomas Reividere. Fifteenth district; .1 Spir.k. Wilber. Sixteenth district; William t'olton. York. Seventeenth dis-. tuct: C. E. Sandell. York. Seventeenth district. G W. llum'eiell. Red Cloud. Twentieth district. James Johns. Cam-bnoKe. Tw. itv-tiis; district. Robert P. Starr. Loup City. Twenty-second district: V I. Gaston. Broken Bow. Twenty-third district. John Wall. Arcadia. Twenty-tlilrd distr.ci: ,’ W. Atkinson.Twert.v-f .urth district; D. M. Dowthwllt. tiverton. Twenty-fifth dfstriet. Jass ,n W B-ik.-r. S. '.,-ca. Twenty-seventh dis-tn ; B K K isbe.. Kimball. Twontv -sevnth district. Wo.Ki.-ufT Rail. Valentine. ’I w-ei.tv-• ighth district. Karl D. Mallery All.anc. Twenty-eighth district.Socialist Howard Miles. Paxton. Twentieth district; l.. Glson. Knierson, Twenty-firs; distra , Peter Wink. Kearney Tw.- ;y-s. . ..ml district; Kavniond K. Dal. David C:ty. Tweutv -seend dis-Charles W. Beal. Broken B-w; Jon:i A. R .I.. rtsou. Jay. Tw-.-ntv-fourth district: Willis Wilson, Central City,Tw.-nty-sixti. district: C I. Mey rs,Kushv'lle. Tweutv-eighth district.Progressives William Ernest. Tccum-seh. First district: Thomas Isitiners.Beioit First district: Gvorge H. Avery. Elgar. N;:.,'••« :,th district: Mon ttrode-renick. Gattield. Nineteenth district: WH. RirJi.:r«ls.,-'. lloldr. g.. Twenty-first district. George Risohel. North Platte. Twenty-s-.-otal district; William P. Mattley, Atislev. Twenty-third district; Willian. M Aldeti. Hy.umis. Twenty-sec-o-.d d;s;ri, A A. Robertson. Duff. Twenty-eighth district.For State Representative-D« mocrats !:. C. Regan. Platte Center. Twenty-sixth district. C. C. Pyle. Halsey. Seventy-first distm'. J. C. Burr. Nebraska City. Eighth district: .1. M.Cr. ws. I'ulhertsou. Sixtv-.:::H'i district. Cnrist Atiderson. Bristow. Fiftv-fourth district: Jay iniv r. nee.,. Seventv-tirst dlstr.ct; F. M. Brone. Alliance. Seventy-third district: Fred Hoffmeister.Imperial. Seveinieta district: 1.. Rud.-sil. B, nk-lman. Sixty-i.mth district; JohnB. Rainnmth. Croft,.,, w. H. Puls. Mur-rav Eighth district. S. Sawyer. Bartlett. Fiftv-second distric:; Herbert !-»■ Bounty. Moorefield. Sixteenth district: William A. Smith, io-i.i.r, Tu• n: -second district; diaries Haylor. t'tiadron. Seventy-fourth district: Tmcnus lt;j. luinnlgar. Greeley,Fifty-second district; George 11. Fuller. S-ward. Thirty-eighth district: F. L.Blle:i. Cl Seventeenth district;W. C. Parriott. Auburn. Janies A. Mn-gutr-. Wvmore. Tliirtv-fourth district; J. J. McCarthy. Spaulding. Paris G. Coop. r. Crawford; James J. McAllister. Dakota City Rep ii l eans: William L. Bat.s. Lodge Pole. S, yen:y-sixth district; Karl C. Cart, as. a. Curtis. Sixty-sixth district; F A. Reisncr. Tnealford. Seventv-tirst district: Frank E. Storaier. Scotts Bluff. Seventy - lift n district: Henry E. Lon-geri::. Curtis. Sixty-sixth district: Frank Pei trick. Sprlngview. Fifty-tifth district: E. K Musil. Il.iyes Center: William L. Ik.vidson. Champion. S-ventjeth district; T K. Contey. Beatrice. Thirty-fourth district. John M. Ward. Geneva. Forty-third district. Wesley Tressler. Ogallaia. Seventy-seventh district; William H C. Wood) North Platte. Seventy-seventh district Fred L. Untogman. Wyoming. K.ghth district: Henry Brehens.Boemer. Twenty-second district. George! dicaLCongressman. Second District.Anthony Thi-odore Monahan. Omaha denio.-r.-i!: Nathan Merrtam. Ginaha. pro-greitsive: diaries O. la.b,ck. Omahademocrat: William K. Howard. Onuhu! republican: Thomas M. Blackburn.Omar.i. republican; Elfred Sorenson Omaha, republican; Fred j Warren' Omaha, socuilist.Congressman, Third District.Arthtr Ko.-nigstein. Norfolk, democra’:G. .' Spillman. Pierce, repuhliean and progressive: D-an V. Stephens. Fremont, democra,. James M. W isid. ck. South. Sioux City, socialist: M. H. Covev Til-’-den. republican: George C. Fitch. Central City, prol-ihition.Congressman. Fourth District.Waiter if. Rhodes. Hebron, democrat and p.-oph. s independent; Chartes H Sio-an. Geneva, repuhlh in; John B. Killian. Fairbury. republican.Congressman. Fifth District.P. W. Shi s. Orleans, democrat- R r Keester Alma .progressive: Thns. M C Birmingham. Burkett, prohibition pr-,-gressive. repuLlican. socL-iilst. democrat and people s Independent: Ashton CMi.M.;:,.;cnr,r Aima. democrat: Silas R.' Barton. Grand Island, republican and progressive; Bayard H. Payne. GrandHindus Preaching Revoluti,district. J A. Shrenke. Hartington! eurisnth district: J. !:. Ftirnuin. Sur-prisi . Thirty-eighth district: L. H.Howe. Humboldt. Third district: LincolnG. S:ni Sidney. Seventy-sixth district: Swan idson. WalUiill. Seventeenth district: John R. Beatty. Butt,-. Fifty-fourth district.Progressive A H. Lewis. Sutton. Forty-third district. I.. H. Howe, Hum-hdldt: Johr. R. Beattv. Butler. Fitty-ftmrtli district.Soc i!-t us. .,r M. Jenkit.-. Wallace. Seventy-seventh district.Under Non-Partissn Judiciary.Fnr Supreme Judge: Justice Reese of Lincoln. F. A. Brogan of Omaha and Judge H. v\ Primer of Clay Center.For District Court: James T. Begley. Second distrie;. James P. English. Omaha. Fourth district: J. L. Kalev. Omaha. Fourth district: John H. Grossman,Omaha. Fourth district.Late Representative Filings.Christ Anderson. Bristow. Fifty-fourth district people's independent: I. H. Hrott. !5.-xto.vr. Seventy-sixth district, denioci.it: I 'avid Boesis. r. lt;\inland. Thirtv-foi.rth district, republican; Ben 1- Terry, Kair-: try. Thirty-fourth district, republican and progressive; James Kndma, Bee,Thirty-eighth district, republiean: A. L. Taylor. Tr, non. Sixty-ninth district, republican and progressive. A. M. Chambers. Wnlthill. Thirteenth dlstn,-t. repub-lic.tr.. W. M Brant. Springvi. w. F.fiv-fifth district, republican: I.. Xtorsc. hen-kelman, Bixtv-nlnth district, republican: K. K. Muni. Hays C.-nt. r. Seventieth district, progressive; T M. Smith, York. Forty-third district, democrat.Late Senatorialngs.C. EL Samtielson. Franklin county. Tvventi, th district, people's independent;L S. B.vgl nty. Ninth district. | —ipl- 's independeti::' F. Skip’.on. FlUmor, county. Slxte. ntii district, democrat; Get-rge M. Adams. Crawford. Twenty-eighth district, democrat: itehiholii R. Filler. I'nlcn. Twelith district, democrat: J. S. Bull. r. Superior. Twentieth district, republican: George F. Wolz. Fremont.Fifth district, republic an: G gorge C. Jun-kin. Sn-.ithiieid Tw.-Pty-first district; T. I* Thom.is. C liimbus. Bevtnth lt;lis-tr:, t pr..cr,-ssiv e ; ,'ord M. Smith. O N-Id. Twenty-fourth district, progressiv. : Daniel Ballr.-r. Coxnd. Twenty-fifth .iistrk-t. progress; ve. David F. Smith. McC-wk. Twenty-sixth district progressiv.': Walter Livingston. Hastings. Nineteenth district. pevt-les independent: R. A. Miller.Wah.av, Th!-,l district, progressiveVA/in.H rt.
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