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POLITICAL,

ston - Carpenter-shop, Mound street, neAR
Court street.
Sixteenth Ward, Second Precinct-N. Mar.
chant-Clark and Linn streets.
Seventeenth Ward, First Precinct Jacob
Epply-255 w. Ninth, near John.
seventeenth Ward, Second Precinot-J. w.
Marcey-Northwest corner George and Cutter.
Eighteenth Ward. First Precinct - Alex.
Neave-144 Central avenue.
Eighteenth Ward-Second Precinct-GeorRo
W. Gladden-George-stree Engine-house.
Nineteenth Ward, First Precinct-Albert
Gazlay-Hayes and Wheeler Club, Fourth. be-
tween Park and Mill.
Nineteenth Ward, Second Precinct-DaVid
ID. Davls-Third- street Station house.
Twentieth Ward, First Precinct-M. LorentG
Ninth and Freeman.
Twentieth Ward, Second Precinct-N. Bon
ham-NorthWest corner Sixth and Free
man.
Twenty-first Ward, First Precinct-Jos,
smjth-Great Western Hotel, sixth, near
Harriet
Twenty first Ward, Second Precinct-J. W,
Wilder-Engine-house, corner Noave and
Burns.
Twenty second Ward, First Preoinct-J. ID.
Moon-Southeast corner Clinton and Free
man.
Twenty second ward-Second Precinct-P.
II. Observation-Disclosures corner Freeman and
Laurel
Twenty-third Ward, First Precinct-Chas,
II. Muth-Central avenue, opposite Freeman
street,
Twenty-third Ward, Second Precinot-w.
Stanley-corner Liberty and Freeman.
Twenty fourth Ward, First Precinct-J. q.
Wiltsee-Hegner's corner.
Twenty fourth Ward, Second Precinct
Isaac Adler-Lick Run and Harrison Pike.
Twenty,,hfth Ward-C. W. Whiteley-
Streng's Hall.
AMOR SMITH, JR., Chairman,
q. +. ANDERSON, Secretary. 1t
I
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Pigeon Shooting.

A party OF amateurs, headed by ABB
Gray and W. Ii. Oorbly, went out to Mt
Washington on Saturday afternoon las
to do little pigeon shooting.
Eleven persons were chosen on eacl
side, and each shootist had a chance al
twe.ve birds. From the annexed score
1t will be seen that some very good
shooting was done:
A. h. Gray's Side-A. H. Gray, 8; VIM
Sargent, 8; II. Jackson, 9; Tnos. Dragoo
3; James Riggel, 10; Ii. Alderman, 7
Cox, 6; Geo. dray, 8. Total, 81.
W. II. Corbly's Side-W. H. Corbly.
8; Gee. Strasser, 8; Robert Dunlap, 7
P. P. Cox, 8; L. M. Cox, 8; A. Vogel, 7
Ethan Alien, 9; F. P. Ferris, 4; Il. Rat
lin, 10; James Allen, o; NJ. johnson, 8
Total, 80.
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The claims put in against insurance
companies are often as amusing as they
IRE baseless. One was made against a
Hartford insurance company recently,
in which boiler at the West was re-
ported burst. On inspection it was
found that the boiler had been left un.
used all winter with the water in it, and
had been cracked by the frost. In an
other case, party insured in fire com
pany against loss by fire and water had
his house drenched by rain storm, and
put in claim for damage by water
Still another case is that OF bridge
that was carried away by q food, where
upon the Seleetmea-of the town put in a
claim for damages, stating that they hat
suffered a marine loss.
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Work for the Unemployed.

Mayor johnson has received the fol-
lowing letter, which explains itsell:
"sT. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2S.
"To the Hon. Mayor Johnston, Of Cincinnati:
"DEAR SIR-Having read an account
Of the recent demonstration OF unem
ployed laborers in your city,
we hereby respectfully offer you
our assistance in Offering employment
to about fifty men to mine coal at our
mines at Marrissa, st. Clair County,
Illinois. We are paying 2 cents per
husheI, enabling industrious men to
earn from 81 50 10 ~ per day. 10 such we
can guarantee steady work. AS ref
erence, we offer the Board of Water
commissioners, and the Belche
Sugar Refining Company, which par.
ties we are supplying with coal,
and the Honorable EX.Mayor,
Josel b Brown. Hoping we may thus be
Df assistance to you,
owe are, respectfully,
"DONK BROS. & Co.,
"517 Pine street, st. Louis"
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NOTHING can be fairer than Mr.. Daniel
f. Beatty's mode of doing business, and
which eYlnces his confidence in the SUI
periority OF his instruments over all
others. He warrants his pianos and
organs for six years, gives a five days
test trial, and refunds money if pur.
chaser is not satisfied. BY this means
his instruments are brought into com
petition with others, and Invariably
come out victorious. Address all com
munications to Daniel +. Beatty, Wash
ington, Warren County, Nd, U. 5. A
See his advertisement.
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POROUS PLAsTERS.
RUBBER AND cAPcVNE.

TRUE MERIT AND EXCELLENCE ARE
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASrERS are
preferred to all others, is owing to their unerr-
ing curative properties. Tney are, unques-
tionably, the most remarkable and reliable
remedy ever offered an intelligent people.
an improvement in porous plaster, as the
ordinary article is too slow, requiring days
and weeks of continuous wear to effect cure.
Herein is a great achievement Of Benson's
Capcine Porous Plasters: they operate with
wonderful vigor, bring immediate relief. and
cure quicker than any known plaster, lini-
ment or compound.
They are in no sense patent medicine-en-
tirely vegetable-and fully Endorsed in every
city in the Union, as a great improvement on
the ordinary Porous Plaster. Price g5c.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, N. Y.
de28-1yTu& Th-f firm
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POLITICAL.
Republican County Convention Primary
Meetings.

DY DIRECTION of the Hamilton County
I'D Republican Committee, the Republican
county Convention for the nomination OF can
ddatGs Tor Congress- Of fne rTs6 anu Seeond
Hamilton County, will be held on the Sth day
Of August, 1915, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
By direction of the same committee, the pri-
mary meetings for the election Of delegates to
said Convention in accor lance to the following
apportionment, and for the election OF one
County Executive Committeeman for each
voting precinct OF Hamilton County, will be
held at the voting places hereinafter men
toned, between the hours OF and +. NJ, on
the nth day Of August. The said primary
meetings will be held under and according to
the provisions OF the Primary Election Law.
The Supervisors for such primary mestings
charge Of the election, assisted by two judges
and TWO clerks, all of wnom shall be sworn
officers, as the law requires.
NO person will be entitled to vote at such
primaries except legal residents Of the pre-
cinct and such as will vote the Republican
ticket at the ensuing Presidential election. To
determine the right Of any elector to cast his
vote, the judges are authorized to swear the
applicant anu examine him as TO his right to
vote.
In the country precincts, the Executive Com
mttee are authorized to appoint Supervisors
whenever deemed necessary, and hold their
primary elections in accordance with the
above instructions.
APPORTIONMENT
The Committee on Apportionment, appointed
by tine Hamilton County Republican Execu-
tive Committee, to determine the representa-
ton OF the several precincts in the Ham lton
County and the First and Second Congressional
DistrIcts, Conventions to be held on the Sth
day Of August, A. ID. 1876, report as follows:
tirst-lhe basis of representation snail pc
one delegate for each precinct, and one dele
gate for each one hundred votes, and one dele
gate for each traction of one hundred votes Of
tfly or more, cast for Governor Hayes, at the
october election, in 1915.
Second-According to the aforementioned
basis the different precincts are entitled to del
eKateS as follows;
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F. L. EMMERT, Chairman
j. b. FORAKER, Secretary.

SUPERVISORS-PLAC OF VOTING,
First Ward, First IF Frecinct-Edward McCor-
mick-Engine- -house, Delta station.
First Ward, Second Precnct-J. j. Hooker
Fulton Hall.
Spencer Hall, Columbia.
First Ward, Fourth Precinct-G. w. Smith
Corner MadisJ IN Road and blackberry street.
second " ard, First PrecincG-Chas. Davis
ngil e-hoase cnner Copeland a! d Mcmillan
s, ,r"ets.
Second Ward, second Precinct-Harry r.
emirn-Long's, corner Auburn and Sycamore
streets.
Third Ward. First Precinct-M. Ponlman--
Franklin and Sycamore.
Third Ward, second Precinct John Steele
Court and Broadway.
Fourth Ward, First Precinct-Jas. Taylor
Northeast corner Fifth AMI Lock.
Fourth Ward, second Precin ;J-John Martin
Skies Engine-house.
Fifth Ward, FIRST Precinct-L. Ottenheimer
Pike and Pearl streets.
FIT h Ward. Second Precinct-Thos. Foster.
Engine house. corner Lawrence and Third.
sixth Ward, First Precinct-Dr. w. L. Dun
lap-EDgi giue-house on sycamore, bet. Seventh
and Eighth.
Sixth Ward, Second Precinct-J Jacob Stevens
-32S Main.
Seventh w ard, First Precinct-Wm. Kuhn
Mercer and ainut
Seventh Ward, Second Precinot-Jacob Hill
sirger-Sevens Engine-house, Webster, be-
lween Main and sycamore
eighth Ward, FIRST Precinct-M. j. Ballou-
Nor1 ST. corner Front ard Plum.
| EIghuh Ward, Second Precinct-H. Hatley-
Engine house on Race, between Front and
Second.
ninth Ward, First Precinct-Robt. Allison
| Gifts Eng inc house.
Ninth Wa.d, Second PrccincU-Dr.H, NJ. Reid
Elves Engine house.
| Tenth Ward. First Precinct-Henry Knorr-
Enaine-house No. ID.
| Tenth Ward, Second Precinct-J. III. Licch-
tcnberg-kifteenth and Plum.
Eleventh Ward, First Precinct--Jacob Doll.
Ex.-Mohawk Enyine-housc.
Eleventh w ara. Second Prccinct-F.C. Setter
-MoOre's Garden, McMicken avenue.
Twelfth Ward First 1 recinct-John Finn,
| jr.-Engine- house corner Charlton and Vine.
| Twelfth Ward. Second PrecincG-AiartIn Ru-
dOlLh, ia. o b. .ek-Chio and Clifton avenues
| thirteenth artl, First Preclnct Jacob
Brek-Nurthcast corEer Liberey and Elm.
| Ihii tee th Ward, Second Precinct-Jacob
Kehl-J77 Elm street
Fourteenth W ard, First Preci. Cts s. Davis
| I-pank- street Engine-house.
Fourteenth Ward, Second Precinct-Frank.
| !. e.chml r-Sou beast corner John and Poplar.
Fifteenth " ara. First Precinct-Thos. Sclby
| Northwest corner w ade and Cutter.
Fifteenth Ward, Second Prrcinct-Geo. Null
!, .,nger-Kights EnGine-house, on Cutter street.
Sixteenth Ward, FIRST Pra.inct C. u. John-
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The Finest and Healthiest children
are those fed on RIDGES FOOD.

RoBACK'S PILLS Why are they
the best Pills in the market2 Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rify the blood, regulate the liver and di-
gestlve organs, relieve the painful
headaches caused by indigestion. For
sale by Druggists everywhere.
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The Brooklyn Argus thinks that Gov
ernor Hendricks is being subjected to
terrible strain, that 'Indiana has him
by the heels and New York has him by
the hair, and as neither seem inclined to
let him 60, there is nothing but his sus-
pepders between him and disruption."
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PHOSPHORENE.- - Don't place this
article in your rat-holes--or place they
frequent. If you do you will lose youT
pets; there will he numerous rat fu.
nerats.
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The Government Of Ontario has r.
ceiyed Information that eight hundred
Icelanders have arrived at Quebec, and
will proceed to Manitoba at once.
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SOCIETY NoTICEs.

OLD VOLUNTEER FIREMEN's LIFE
" ASSOCIATION.-You are notified to at
tend a meeting THIS EVENING, to take
action on invitation Of Old Firemen's Asso-
citation Of Philadeldhia.
G. w. THOMAS, President
ALBERT PADDACK. Secretary, 1t%
r o. o. F.-Wm. Penn Lodge No. 56, meets
i every TU ESDAY EVENING, at VIM. Penn
Hall, northeast corner Central avenue and
Eighth street. Visitors cordially invited.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, n. G.
H. G. POWERS, Perm Seo'y. Tu-tf
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PATENTS.
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USEFUL BOOKS.
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price 20 cts Any Of the above sent on receipA
of price, post paid. Address
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BOOKSELLER and Stationer,
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SAVINGS BANK.
MIAMI VALLEY SAVINGS BANK,

MIAMI VALLEY SAVINGS BANK.
3s West Third ST., lin Masonic Temple)
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF OHIO
~ In 1885, Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and up
wards received and interest ut the rate of six
per cent. Compounded semi annually paid
thereon.
Bank open daily from A. NJ. to P. NJ, and
(for the convenience Of workingmen) on MON
DAYS and SATURDAYS until six p M.
President-W. B. DODDS.
Vice Presidents.-JOHN HOLLAND, SAM
UEL q. TATUM.
Treasurer.-W. d. DODDS, JR.
de3-1y-F&Tu
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We would respectfully inform friends and the pubic generally that
have leased BUILDING Street, and have
frc for the doing general Jon PRINTING
Presses Machinery Types Borders Cuts and Ornaments all
approved construction and design Being practical
actively engaged the Printing business this city
enabled thoroughly understand the tastes and desires
customers advantages price and quality Of
work. We prepared to do
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TLDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted 10 all trades using gild-
ing; also SILVERING, and other valuable
matter. just out 50c, or any book seller
my25-tf
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4. Ser GsauS bon Gicr, Natter, Mild unb
.;is, ionic Der &sbraud bon Get! ,nm Aoden
itatt Der Butter II in Der daien,sit sefattet.
5. Std uab GIeiid .5ua.n ME bel elmer ,!nb
~eerielben NlablAeit sebrasdt pe,bsn.
6. Glue COLLATION. oSer eehGne fam an
s!bcnh gcnoinmsi merbeu. a5ey lie foil n;e BEN
uisrtca Sgeil eirer esu6buiia.n @iablyit iiber.
iisi3cn.
I. Cine 2af. Safe. Oter She. mi! e.pcs
Niie uno g-ob oarf Morsent scncmmsu lueY.
ten. F
$. @sa osss atobnAtuns bcs Gai;sna, absy
Hscyt BE-. eatbatalis Don bIei;dfpsiien i;an ouse
senommsn: Taicaiaeu, lpctdw rae 81. 9.beas,
jabr no@ iidit erreiGt baben nieisniaen, ms!d).
itltusre Nrbciten ~ btrrid,ten baben ale lpeId;t
mabrbeft trout coer ichr iiNwaGiiM Iinb; Grau.
Ell, bic III anosra lln,itauben ,,d) tiNnhen opcr
M;nscr al Der @ruit i,ilien. Sawer 8ranse
'iHo aud hon Der N~bitincns bon 1leiidipeiicn
ausasnomlien, ebsnio Minner inter Z 9abren.
Nisjcniacn atcr, bic einen bsrniiniiseu 3ipciici
utcr iare @crpfiniuna gum 8aiteu BADEN, iol-
ir, i'd on lbren SesIiorser I'm TeIslrung cher
Eispenie psnhen.
sMser cen 4otdaiaen Gaitcn finh ,pabrenh hes
1aprss iolssnbe Sait- unb sbitiuen;taSe 3u
bclteN:
/. 2ie Mittmode, Trcitoce unb Somttoae
iii ben bier Suuten,tcrmcdNu Mnc aue GGrei,aa.
ipaarcae Der b sbuentsssit.
9. Gie @ornb,nee bon Fineitcn, Maria.
0imnrliatrt, Nttsrheiiisen unn q; eibnodren.
3. Aie SSrcitaee wlhrenb bee Satret iinb
Gbftincn,tnse Don SleiltNpciic1.
&Mptrt SeioenbmId, o. S. R,
APP. Vicarius.
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muht feline au,,eeu uso bat Yutiifum auf.
merriam, DAP man bel ibm 70 bilis %.insauisn
lam, 'pe III is9sao einem leosu III st. 0ioHo
uno lniseeenb.
etabIirt in 1855 bsanipruhe i'd. ole bas
alteie geihai,sbaut, Neis meinen Aunnsn bic
teiten @aaren gu ben m6elidt 6%iuis1ew Yrei-
ZEN (otne sr,bsn @u,nbuW :a oertauien.
Mein 9an,es Eager wsrDe i'd BON beute an
gum soften. Ireis ucrtauien, nm F!at fir nsus
MaartN ;u %9epinnem.
slQe mtiuc Sreuuhe unb 1unesn fir bic Bic
bcrise CUNT %ban!enb, bite ,D I'M fcrnern gu.
ipruh. T. Gfelbrod.
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alaiscpokt! s!nfBc+aft!
Cine Farm lit ur,Ier suniiisen Sc
DiN0uu0cl IN pcrfuufcu.

Der unitr,eiAne,e tcebEdt;0t. f,ire I'M
5r,un %urr,nburc, nahe hrr q. Mcloeicr A.irile
.ieirecne Nniis. cntaalicno 100 a6t, qules
i.cno, !aoooa 40 dcr inter Gu!.ur, Der N.t't
@od]acl,. uiIisr ir;r sun'fiqrn Nc.
,inSunNca III nertauicn. Tie gaze uGo We.
idafenbcit Der 6orn iutt ihrrs @tcidjsn. 50
a2cr iino aHsse,eidnetes SeutanN, outerhcm
fM oui ncr,cIben srnri rlnaeteaste
scloeplate (Eaturcs) init %runasn. Gas
&o5nbaus licat nahe III Der Maine. Trairie.
:poN, Z Meiis bon AirHe unb SMuls. 1T
:'peiit0dia unb ous SOL; crbaut. Tas Srut,t.
ais, Gin ,mciAodiscs aram,aehdnbc. ionic 5
u,Neoeate Stale, meldG fir 40 Stit @inA.
'eh, Tferoe uab St,af. c;ngerihtct i,ne, bcFa-
'aen fid III BET bei;en Srauung. Sin mic ner.
icaenbey %runncn bciinoet iia bei,a Douic.
&dbere aussunit crtb.iii
Nstcr Chen,
.S-:mt Sure,ntura Y. 8. Stsornt 50.
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lCut TINS out.
Tieneiht fam ss Sud eas gsbcA rettcr
o. aisbt tetne lebcnbe Ycrfcn, bic nih,i n,eb-
ooer menis.r nit 9uuaeniisc!n. Sutcn, GrtGl.
tuus ooer ausisbrnna bebai,st ii. uno bod
mUroe Manher (i.ber itertcu, ole IS Grmts fur
cine fluihe @.Nebi,in ausacbsn, nurd, Die CT &C.
tolitu ntreeu fam. Or. q. Yciaes's
0cutidcr Sarup III nsueroinas BON
Icutiflnno inpcrtirt worbcn, uun bic ba,uit
btrtr!teu Aurcu fsscn 0cbermons in Gritaunrn.
@snn ibr oos ~be:meiiclt, mas mir bier nit fur.
aen @ortcn iagen, 70 lh,sinet hisies hcraus
uno brinet es in bic spothete Scr Ncrrer
stbsoee g. Syeneer, Die VrobeHaihsn fir 10
G'nts uno rceelmas'oe olaiden iur 756ents
bcvfaufen. l-ln