THE CHANDLER NEWS! POLITICAL NOTES.
PHE CHANDLER NEWS, PK1I)A\ JULY 27, 190().
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
HARRY B. CilLSTRAP, Editor.
phobatk judoe.
W. L. Harvey is a candidate for re-election
I to the office of probate judge, subject to the
decision of the republican county convention.
COUNTY Wlillil ICH.
L. (J. Elliott, of South Fox township, is a
'■ candidate for re-election to the office of coun-
| ty weigher, subject }o the decision of the re-
j publican nominating convention.
county surveyor.
George E. Carpenter, of Wellston township,
! 11 is a candidate for county surveyor, subject to
lliort* dangerous tnail expansion, the decision of the republican nominating
; ] convention.  
county attorney.
We are authorized to announce that Emery
A. Foster is a candidate for the office of
county attorney, subject to the decision of
the republican nominating convention.
ti. W. Pardoe, of Stroud, is a candidate for
the office of county attorney subject to the
! decision of the republican nomiffliting conven-
I tion.    .
Bryan is first a populist, and
second a democrat. He is run-
ning on a pop-dem. ticket.
Senator Hoar says he will
support McKinley; that ho con-
siders Bryanism a whole lot
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM McKINLEY,
For Vice-President—*
THEODOUI-
ROOSEVELT.
The per capita circulation of
the United States has expanded
from ♦21.35 on .lutie 1, 189(>, to
$26.50 on June 30, 1900—a gain
of *5.2f> in four yeare.
We favor expansion by every
peaceful and legitimate means.—
Dem oc ratio plat for m.
Such as the democratic war in
New Mexico in 1846 and 1847.
Since Mr. Bryan began to tell j
the people four years ago that
what they wanted was more
money, they have, added at the
rate of $135,000,000 annually to
the circulating medium.
J. C. Eckurd, of Chandler township, is a can-
didate for the office of register of deeds, sub-
ject to the decision of the republican nomln-
ating convention.
VI Nixon, of Cs-'KO tow nship, is a candidate
for register of deeds. subject to the decision
of the republican nominating convention.
L. H. Myers, of South Wichita tow nship, is a
candidate for register-of deeds subject to the
decision of the republican nominating conven-
ton.
J. L. Rush, of Stroud, is a candidate for reg-
ister of deeds, subject to the decision of the
republican nominating convention.
C. O. Wilson, of Cimarron townsqip, is a
candidate for re-election to (he office of reg-
ister of deeds, subject to the decision of the
republican nominating convention.
Will Taylor, of Chandler township, is a can-
didate for the office of register of deeds sub-
ject to the decision of the republican nomi-
nating convention.
For Delegate to Congress
. DENNIS
FLYNN.
Territorial Republican Convention.
Complying with the directions of the Repub-
lican Territorial Central Coinmitte at a meet-
ing held at Oklahoma City on April I..1900,a
convention of the republicans of Oklahoma
Territory in delegate convention is hereby
called to be held at tiufhrie on the stll day of I
August likki at 10 o'clock A. m., for the purpose j
of nominating a candidate for delegate to
congress.
Counties will be entitled to representation
in sale convention as follows:
Heaver   4
Maine 1"
Canadian 14
Cleveland .* ....12
Custer    X
• Dewey  ,s
Day ' -
Garfield 2-i
(irant 20
(Ireer    5
Kay 22
. Kingfisher   1"
Lincoln 23
Logan 24
Noble Ift
Oklahoma 16
I'ayne 17
Pawnee 12
Pottawatomie  ift
Roger Mills  :t
Washita   
Woods 2ft
Woodward  —..- 1
Osage Reservation  II
Otoe Reservation  2
l'oiiea Reservation  3
Kiowa and Comanche Res— 2
Representation as fixed is based upon one
delegate at large from each county and one
delegate for each one; hundred votes and
major fraction thereof east for Hon. D. T.
Flynn in 1898.
The committee recommends to the Chair-
man of the several county committees that
the county conventions to elect delegates to
said territorial convention be held on August
3 and the primaries called to elect delegates
to the county convention be held on July 31,
but said committee are empowered to lix
other dates if these are not locally satisfact-
ory or applicable.
By order of the Committee.
WM. GRIMES,
Chairman.
CHAS. H. FILSON.
Secretary.
Republican Central Committee.
With an additional #70,000,000
to increase the navy, we should
see some good results in that
branch of the United States
defense forceof which the Amer-
ican people are so justly proud.
We condemn the Dingley tariff
as a trust-breeding measure.—
Dem<>crat ic ]ilatfor 111.
But it did .not breed ".the
greedy commercialism" of the
democratic ice trust.
Under McKinley prosperity
the' Nebraska delegation to t he
democratic convention was able
to pay $100 it day for headquar-
ters at Kansas City, in addition
to paying board <it a first-class
hotel.
for treasurer.
1 will ben candidate for re-election to the
office of county treasurer subject to the decis-
ion of the republican county convention.
J. F. Ayahs.
We are authorized to announce F. H. Hoyt,
of Chandler city, as a candidate for the office
of county treasurer subject to the decision of
the county nominating convention.
commissioner, sel'onl) district.
Henonia Rea, of Chandler, is a candidate? for
! county commissioner for the second district,
; subject to the decision of the republican 110m-
j inating convention.
| Jacob Amberg, of North Seminole township.
I authorizes The News to announce that he is a
candidate for county commissioner from the
second district, subject to the republican
nominating convention
for county assessor.
I am a candidate for county assessor, sub-
ject to the decision of the, republican nomi-
nating convention. If elected. I pledge my-
self to follow the home rule plan in the selec-
tion of deputy assessors, choosing from each
township, and making my appointments of
township deputies according to the endorse-
ments from their respective townships.
Isaac Bennington,
Union Township.
M. L. Mcpherson."of Otoe township, is a can-
didate for re-election to the office of county
assessor subject to the decision of the repub-
lican nominating convention.
Four years ago, .without a dol-
lar and in debt, to day worth
$100,000 in cash, is the record of
one* family through growing
wheat in Oklahoma. They were
not scared by Bryan's gloomy
predictions.
We condemn and denounce the i
Philippine policy of the present, |
administration. — Democratic
platform.
The authority to frame any
such policy rests with congress,
not with the administration.
Nam his.
Piik iNrrs.
PobtofipkShk.
E. J. Babcock.
Pone a,
Stroud.
John Henry,
Pawnee,
Halter.
J. A Ban
Osage,
Parkland.
B. K. Fowler.
(Mmarron
Tryon.
C F. Bu/.zi.
Iowa.
Wright.
J. K Kea.
Tohee,
Wellston.
(5. K. Arnold.
(>toe.
t'aruey.
B l>. Browcr.
Union,
. handler.
M. W. Murray.
• N. Fox. e
Stroud.
W. W. Freshour,
N. Keokuk,
Stroud.
J W. Newman,
s. Keokuk,
Sac and Fox.
H. Topp.
s. Fox,
Chandler.
F. W. Hash.
< 'handler twp.
Chandler.
W. A It. White.
McKinley,
Warwick.
T A. Webb.
Wellston twp.
,\r ellston.
O. 11. Hill.
N Kiekapoo,
Hinton.
S. D. Dennis,
X Wichita,
('handler.
S. S. Ailenbaugh
N. Choctaw,
( handler.
o J. A . Handlev.
N. Seminole,
Chandler.
W 11 Burchtlel.
N. < 'reek.
Arlington,
J. II. Bryan.
S. Creek,
Arlington.
c W. Lewis,
S Seminole,
Bellemont,
11.1. Stevens,
s. i 'hoctaw.
Clifton,
1.. H. Myers
S. Wichita,
Clifton,
F. W Bowman,
S. Kiekapoo,
McLoud.
II, B (iilstrap,
i 'handler eit v
< 'handler.
\V (J Pardoe.
Stroud city,
Stroud.
(J. W. Loekhart.
At Large.
I 'handler.
ORGANISATION.
< 'li airman 
v 1>. DENNIS.
Secretary 
WW...'. i
1 It CltS'l'KAP.
Treasurer...
 ,i
A HAN DI.K.Y
Believing that our most cher-
ished institutions are in great
peril.—Democratic, plat form.
The poor-houses that were
crowded during the last demo-
cratic administration, are, in-
deed empty and going into
decay.   .
Everything grown in the soil
of the western states and every-
thing dug from their mines is
needed in the Orient. The I'acilie
i is to be the ocean of the twentieth
! century, and wit h a continuation
|of the republican policy, that
i ocean will white with American
ships carrying American pro-
ducts from the fiek., forest; shop
and mine, thus furnishing remu
nerative employment to unnum-
bered thousands of American
workmen and insuringacontinu-
anceof republican prosperity.
for commissioner. third district.
N. B. Eggleston, of North Choctaw township
authorizes Tub Nfws to announce that he is
a candidate for County Commissioner from
the third district', subject to the decision of
the republican nominating convention.
We*are authorized to announce that N. W.
Warner, of South Kiekapoo township, is a can-
didate for the office of County Commissioner j
from the third district, subject to the will of
the republican nominating convention.
S S. Ailenbaugh, of South Choctaw town
ship announces as a candidate for commission-
er of the third district subject to the decision
of*the republican nominating convention.
for county clerk.
J. B. Underwood is a candidate for re-elect-
ion to the office of county clerk of 'Lincoln
couuty, subject to the will of the republican
nominating convention.
John N. Parker, of North Wichita township,
is a candidate for county clerk, subject to the
decision of the republican nominating conven-
tion .•
This will inform my many friends that 1 am a
candidate for county clerk, subject to the de-
cision of the republican nominating conven-
tion I am proud to say that I did not seek
the office, but it is gradually seeking me.
  WM WAI.i.S,
for .sheriff
The News is'authorized to announce that
Jobn A llandley, of North Seminole township,
is a candidate for the office of sheriff of Tan-
coin county subject to the decision of the
republican nominating convention.
John h. Carter authorizes The News to an-
nounce that he is a candidate for re-election
to the office of sheriff, subject to the decision
of the republican nominating convention.
Sam Combs, of Chandler township, is a can-
didate for sheriff of Lincoln county, subject to
the decision of the republican nominating con-
vention.
Republican Delegate Convention.
By direction of the republican central com-
mittee of Linclon county at a meeting of said
committee- held at Chandler 011 July 14, 1900,
a delegate convention of the republicans of
Lincoln county is hereby called to meet at
Chandler 011 Saturday, August 4th. 1900, at 10
o'clock A. M . for the purpose of electing
twenty-three delegates to attend the republi-
can congressional convention to be held at
Guthrie on August Hth, 11.00.
The basts of representation of the several
voting precincts in said convention shall be
one delegate at large for each precinct and
one additional delegate for each tif teen votes,
or major fraction thereof, cast for the Hon.
IX T. Flynn in such precinct in 1898. Said
representation will be as follows:
Precinct.
Pawnee 
Osage 
Iowa 
Cimarron 
Tohee  
Otoe .._ 
UnionT. :..4 
North Fox  
North Keokuk ..
South Keokuk .
South Fox 
Chandler twp..
McKinley 
Wellston —•—
North Kiekapoo
North Wichita.
North Choctaw
Nor h Seminole
North I 'reek . .
South Creek ...
South Seminole
South Choctaw
South Kiekapoo
Town of Chandl
Town of Stroud
Totals 
Vote.
Delegates
U
105
.. K
.. . 157 ...
. 11
. .. 131 ...
.. 10
101 . .
8"
... 85 ...
.. 7
. . 92 ...
7
96 ...
7
103 ...
.. 8
... 75 ...
.. rt
. 119 ...
 • .
<>
... 79 ...
.. ti
... 91 . .
.* 7
... 07 ...
.. (3
. . 81 ...
.. 0
19 ...
4
..... (ill ...
... „..
.. 5
<>
.. 90 ...
. ' 7
. 58 ...
5
15 ..
<>
.... 73 ...
... . 38 ..
1
... . 59 ...
5
ler...
... . Ill ...
H
1 •. 
... . 75 ...
.. <5
2,106
178
It is recommended by the committee that
the said county convention eleet a member of
the territorial republican committee to serve
for the next two years.
It is recommended by the committee that
the primaries for the election of delegates to.
said county convention be held at the usual
voting places in the several precincts 00
Thursday. August 2nd. from 2 till 1 o'clock r.m.
S. D. Dennis.
Chairman.
H. B. Cii.stkap, Secretary.
county superintendent.
C. F. Corey, of North Keokuk township,
announces his candidacy for the office of
Superintendent of Public Instruction of Lin-
coln County, subject to the action of the re-
publican nominating convention
,1. B. Greenlee of Otoe township, announces
that, he is a candidate for county superinten-
dent of Lincoln county, subject to the decis-
ion of the republican nominating convention.
W. L. Johnson authorizes us to announce
that be is a candidate for re-election to the
office of county superintendent, subject to the
decision of the republican nominating conven-
tion.
The News is requested to announce the
candidacy of E. W. Johnston, of Pawnee
township, for the office of county superinten-
dent subject to the decision of the republican
nominating convention.
register of dkkds.
The News is authorized to announce that
A. H. R Calvin, of North Fox township is a
candidate for the office of register of deeds,
subject to the decision of the republican nom-
inating convention of Lincoln county.
A. A. licasler authorizes The News to an-
nounce that he is a candidate for the republi-
can nomination for register of deeds of Lin-
coin county.
I. C. Peorce, of Osage township is a candi-
date for the republican nomination of register
| of deeds subject to the decision of the repub-
lican nominating convention.
Republican Nominating: Convention.
My direction of the republican central com-
mittee of Lincoln county at a meeting of said
committee held at Chandler on July I 1th. IMO,
a delegate convention of the republicans of
Lincoln county is hereby called to meet at
Chandler on Saturday, August 18th. Hum at It)
o'clock a. M.. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the several county others to be
voted for at the general election to be la id in
November. 1900.
The representation of the several voting
precincts shall be as follows:
Precinct. . Delegates.
Ponca township 3
• Pawnee H
Osage 11
Cimarron 
Iowa  ljj
Tohee * 7
Otoe  "• 7
Union  7
North Fox 8
North* Keokuk 6
South Keokuk ^ 
South Pox 6
Chandler township 7
McKinley —
Wellston    ♦>
North Kiekapoo 4
North Wichita...* 7
. North Choctaw  
North Seminole 
North Creek 
South Creek 
South Semfaole   
South Choctaw   
South Wichita 
South Kiekapoo  
Town of <'handler 
Town of Stroud 
(>
 
Total..
17K
It is recommended by the committee that
the primaries for the election of delegates to
said county convention be held at the usual
voting places in the several precincts on
Thursday. Aug 16th, from J till I o'clock P. M
It is recommended, further, that at said pri-
maries the several precincts w ill elect their
members of the county central committee to
serve for the coming two years
The committee further recommends that
towuship tickets be nominated in the several
townships at the primaries to be held on Aug.
10th. except in those municipal townships
which contain two congressional townships,
and that in such townships a joint primary be
called by the two committeemen representing
each of such municipal townships.
s. l> Dknnis.
11. B. Un/mtap, Secretary. Chairman.