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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Steene.

AUG. l0th.-Wm. Cole lost horse last
week valued at $3.50, by beiug gored to
death by a vicious bull.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Perry and family,
OF Carbondale, are camping on the old
homestead.
Arthur Clarke returned to his home at
Deposit, Saturday after spending week
with friends at this place
Galen Perry and Elizabeth Phillips, Of
Carbondale, are spending a week with
friends here.
J. +. Haley tore down an old land
mark last week. barn 40 by 80 feet,
that WAS built about 80 years ago, AMI
will erect i'll its place wagon and tool
she /. Is oy 36 feet
At the last regular meeting of the
school board, a principal for our coming
term OF school was selected, Philip M
Aoff, n graduate from the East Strouds
burg State Normal School There were
several applicants before the board, for
u salary OF from 500 up to $40. Mr.. llofi
comes highly recommended and was hired
at a salary of $G5 per mouth; schoo
commencing Sept. l4th.
John w. Arnold is visiting friends al
CRrbondale.
With the use OF C set line, Saturday
night at Lake Lodore, Emmet Swingt
and soD, Roy, caught wash-tub full OF
bull heads and eels.
The box social that was to be held at
the chapel this week IL postponed until
next week.
Michael Ryan, who Is suffering with a
cancer, Is failing rapidly.
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distinct recollections OF doses OF EPSON
ealts and other phyeic OF that eort pre-
ecribed by him for my benefit.
Il hope you will continue your very
interesting "reminiscences.
Bethany.

AUG. llth.-Mr. and Mrs Chas. Win
ner aud son, lack, OF Boston, were re.
cent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Harnes
Mrs Henry Bennett entertained Mes-
danes Woodhouse, ailuhrist and Peth-
ick at supper Tuesday evening, In honor
Of Mrs. NJ. b. Bennett.
The supper and social at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. James Henshaw, Wednes-
day evening was very much enjoyed by
all, The proceeds we're abont $40.
Work on the Presbyterian sheds was
begun on Monday by Edward aud Bur.
ton Faatz and Rev. j. Il. Cody. There
will be bee on Saturday, August 10Th,
with dinuer served to workers.
Rev. X. Roberts and family spent Fri
day at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar
Rose.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. James
Johns entertained the following guests
ut supper: Rev. K. Roberts and family,
Rev. and Mrs j. b. Cody and son, Mil.
lizard, and Mrs. Helen dilqhrist.
Rev. X. Roberts preached for Rev. Jas.
Cody, Sunday morning and for Rev. W..
b. Signor, Sunday evening in the Meth
odist ohurch.
There will be no preaching In the
Methodist church this Sunday.
An ice cream social will be held on the
,awu OF Wayne Hazen, Friday evening,
Ang. l4th, for the Methodist church..
| The Methodist Sunday school will
hold their picnic at Third Pond on Fri
day, August 2lst.
| j. V. Starnes and sons are painting
the home Of Mrs. NJ. Slayton.
The death OF William Box, Saturday
evening, removes Il time honoTed Citizen
from our village. Funeral Tuesday al.
ternoon from the Presbyterian church
with burial in the cemetery.
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Clinton.

AUG. 10th.-The Ladies' AID will hold
au Ice cream social at the home OF Mrs.
K. Copperwaite on Thursday evening
Aug. 18th.
The recent rains are greatly benefit
Ing the recently out meadows and past.
ures, but the springs and wells have not
hlled to any noticeable depth.
The supervisors started the stone
orusher again this morning. We hope
they will keep II going until the cream
| cry hill Is Ia good shape.
Mr. and Mrs. @. X. Bunting and SOD,
Russell, spent a few days last week with
| relatives In Berlin.
Mrs. Esther Finn, OF Scranton, 10
| spending the month OF August with II.
Il. Snediker aud other relatives.
Miss Eva Poore and mother, OF Brook
| lyn, are guests OF Mrs. Lenora droat.
Mrs. Howard Oliver and children, ol
Carbondale, are enjoying the fresh all
at her fathers, John Griswold.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Friend Walters aud sou,
Franklin, spent Saturday with her con-
sin, Mrs. Josie Bunting.
| Miss Maude Gaylord, OF ElmIra, VIII,
recently was Il guest Of friends In thi
section, left last week to visit friends II
WHynart and Carbondale.
| Mrs. Fordyoe, Of Rldgeway, Pa, i
passing y few weeks with relatives here
Mrs. Myron Norton and daug hter
Lois, spent last week with Pleasan
Mount relatives.
There are also guests at James Damn
and +. Haddon's.
Frank vandenberg and family are a
8. =. brakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Borohers spen
Saturday and Sunday with Herriol
friends.
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Newfoundland.

JULY l7th.-July l4th II, nry j. Sl,g dIrd
after long siege Ol slCKnces AMI palIrut
suffering. luteIurut took plnrr IN IN" new
Mornvian cemetery, Many Of hl- relatives
and friends were present ut the services NJ
the house and cemetery.
Henry Oppelt and j, W. llausr returned
from tiOurrdalr where they hui btrn -rTy-
ing on the jury. Mr.. Oppell whlr M thut
place received quite n lew contributions iui
the erection of the new MornvIhu Churun,
amounting to Sjl Hearty thanks To all tuc
donors come and visit the church wntn
lnished. The following were the donors (:
NJ. j. Hanlan, r.. W. Gammull, Geo. ; Puf-
dy, Geo. T.. Ross, o. l. liowHni, n lInr-
mtp, W. b. ROadknight, W, II. Lee, i q,
Muniord. +. II. CTaEo, Il, N, Stocker, T.
Wilson, +. T.. Rumble, FeThaI BTOthrrs, q.
7. SraIle, H. +. smons, Fred suunueI. O..
j Weaver, X, Weichel, n. j. SprurcI,J j =.
Liphthisrr, III, T. henner, John Hrumain,
The effect OF the hot wave passing uscr
our county eau he seen in the arrival ui
the city guests. to whom u hrlrty welcome
10 extended, wishing them the needed lest
IN UuI famous mountain atmosphere.
The FTlsby Lumber Co., OF SlruuishuiE =,
has not been uUle to deliver frames aud
windows for the new MOTavian church, on
account OF over work. But this week th"
carpenters will commence work IL a. Rake,
OF sITOudsbuTg, will he here soon.
Allen ltbeIing and Raymond kTautrI
lett for OK kahOma last week.
A baby boy was born TO MI. and Mrs. Geo
EhIhnIut on Tuesday, July IN.
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1915.

Cincinnati and New Orleans are ear
ly in the field with projects for cele-
hratiuns In 1919. New Orleans has at
its gates the battle-ground of the IA.
nous cotton bale episode, and in md
around that city center the romance
and glory Of the one stunning defeat
given the British 10y American arms In
the war of 1872. Peace hisl been de-
clarrd when General Andrew Jackson
smashed the hosts of Pakcnham on the
plains of Chalmettc, Jan. &, 1915, but
that day dawncl upon n famous fight
and closed upon glorious victory.
The day will be celebrated. and New
Orleans Is the place for the ceremo-
nics. The year 1915 is also the fiftleth
end of the civil war. The people OF
New Orleans and of the state OF Lou
isiana would enter heartily into the
spirit of celebrating the civil war
peace In connection with the cotton
bale centenary.
Cincinnati Is thinking solely OF the
scmlccntcnnnl of the complete res
toratlon of peace between north and
south. between Union and Confederate,
IrtN In thc parlance of war times
Johnny and lnnk.' Cinclnnati's =
claims are good as site appropriate
for peace celebration. II was n bor-
der city, an outpost on Mason and Dix
on'a llnc and city of refuge and re-
lief for both sides tn the great con.
Ni,t which cam" to uirl I'm 1865. Gin
ciunLti's history during the war ne
roI was one of dignity throughout.
Situated In northern state, 1t was
firmly devoted to the northern cause
Yet II WAS no. higotcd or resentful In
Is attitude toward southerners within
It's limits who were at heart devoted
to- their cause As n site for a cele'
hratinn of peace between the sections
Cincinnati has II geographical advan
tag" AMI wartime record that speak
for themselves.
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Water Power Lave In Germany.

Recently n corps uf government ex-
pcrts reported that uenrly l,5OOOO
horsepower dcy"opcd every year by
streams flowing from the southern
Appalachian watershed can lie used
for economic development. Only a
small portion NJ this power is being
used, however The public is inter-
cstci in this subject Of utilizing water
power now going to waste, and the
report NJ Consul Thnckarn upon the
Development, control md use of wa
ter power in Germany In response 70
an Official inquiry Is timely The right
Of eminent domain over the public
water was reserved TO the sovereign
states of the German empire when
the imperial federation was created.
Each state makes It's own laws gov
crning the water rights, including
mill rights, access to the banks Of
rivers, rafting, the promotion of irri-
CATION and drainage, right Of landing
places the formation of Islands In riv-
crs. the river beds. dams and embauk-
ments
AZ n rule. the governments Of the
several German states do not develop
water power under government own.
crship. nor do they control. rent and
sell the power for private use. Baden
has small electric water power
works at Kchl, on the Rhine, AMI the
city Of Nordhausen. In the llarz noun
talns, maintains water power works.
Prussia and Bavaria nrc considering
the matter Of government ownership
Of water and wntcrworks. So far the
development and use OF water power
works In Germany have been carried
on by quasi public corporations or
Eanlz"d under special laws. These
associations are sometimes formed by
private owners Of the lands affected or
10y municipalities or by municipalities
nnd private owners combined, but
membership is compulsory upon all
owners of land benefited. BEING cor.
rnratlrns for profit. these associations
may lac nr;'rui2"i under the Code OF
commerce" The waters Of the river
Euhr nrr ryprif"d by company or
Cani2cd Unl.r th" code and composed
Of the city nf AiN.la-, hapcllc and six
counties or districts adjoining. The
stockholders have special privileges as
tn rates. and Vatrr and electric poweI
are sold to outside manufacturers
farmers and others At present wa
ter power in Germany Is used princi
| pallv for electric generation and fo
pumping on association taking 1t:
power from the river Wuppcr sup
| plies electric power to 1l3 mills nn'
| factories Str'u is the main source
Of power FOR Industrial Germany.
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A HoT CAMPAIGN The Presidential
campaign Is now on and from the pres
ent indications will be the hottest
fought and most interesting campaign
for many years. Both great national
parties are working hard for the sue
cess OF their candidates. The interest
will increase from day to day and will
continue until the voter has cast his
vote and the election has been decided.
The Philadelphia Press, the greet, re-
liable. metropolitan daily, will publish
the campaign news completely and ac-
curately aud will keep you posted up To
the minute. Tell your newsdealer to
serve Tds Philadelphia Press to your
home, get it at the newsstand or send il
your subscription direct, addressing It
to the Circulation Department, "The
Press, 7th and Chestnut streets, Phila-
delphia.
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Pleasant Mount,

AUG. l0th-Miss Pritohard, Of Brook
lyn, is visiting at f. T. Tiffany.
A number from here attended the Tlf-
feuy reunion at Uniondale to day.
Chas. Carpenter and Lillian Patten,
OF Carhondale, and Richard Sands, OF
and family on Sunday.
Leslie VanCampen has been visiting
10 Salem.
Ruth and Marguerite Kennedy have
| returned after spending the month Of
J uly 10 New York State.
Edith Wright and Edison Kreitner
we're callers Ia town over Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Harris is visiting at the
home of Richard Granville.
Lois Tiffany is OH the sick list at pres
ent.
X. Ruth Kennedy gives n recital In
the N. +. church at Winwood, Friday
evening, Aug. 14tn. She will be assist.
ed by Miss Florence Gilchrist.
Mildred Johns, a granddaughter OF
4 Mrs Thos. Johns, is spending few
! weeks here.
Mrs. McDermott, wife Of Thomas Nc.
Dermott, OF Garteen, died Ht her home
last Friday, after u long illness. The
funeral was conducted in st. Juliana's !
| church on Monday.
Mrs. Martha haukina, OF Brooklyn,
was at +. Il. Spencer 3 several days last
week.
Mre. Walter DIX returned from Il trip
| to Carbondaie on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Pope will entertain the
Ladies' Society OF the Presbyterian
church on Thursday Afternoon of this
| week.
| Mrs. Emory entertained the following
ladies at tea recently, in honor OF Mrs
Il Noble, who has been her guest for some
time: Mesdames l.. q. Bush, Elizabeth
| Johns, Emma James, b. +. DIX, Gather
ins Kennedy and Miss Lydia Stephens.
H. L. Wright has taken down the old
building formerly used by him as Il store
This building was one OF the oldest land
marks Of the town and was used by tn,
late Eldad Atwater and his BOD, Ed
ward Atwater, for store purposes. Tn,
house adjoining was built in 1872 and wa,
formerly hotel. Mr., Wright will NOV,
part OF the store to Coxtown and us,
II in putting up a cottage.
Miss Grace Winner treats her scboo
OF the primary department to a picnic
on Tuesday.
The Sunday schools OF the NJ. +. an,
Presbyterian churches will picnic a.
Moase's grove on Tuesday, Aug. 18th.
The first re. e.union OF the deoeudants o
David Kennedy, Sr., will be held il
Moases grove on Thursday, August Goth
Everybody In any way related to tn,
Kennedy family are invited to be pres
ent. The dinner will be u general pic
nto fare furnished by the guests. Pape
plates will be furnished all, other dishe
to be supplied.
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Milanville.

AUG. 1lth.-Mr. and Mrs. Karsacke,
who were guests Of their niece, Mrs. F.
ID. Calkin, last week, have arrived safely
ut their home at Vanderbilt, Michigan.
Mrs.. Caroline Smith, OF BInghamton,
N. Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. 8. Lille, OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
M. T.. Skinner.
Frank Raymond, who has been spend
ing the week at 1.-The Laurence" re-
turned to New York, Sunday.
Mrs. John Pulls and sons Merlyn and
Gordon, OF Syracuse, N. Y, are visiting
Mrs. Helen Skinner.
Merlin Illman, of Troy, N. Y, is IN
town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tyler and ohil-
dren. Martha and Ralph, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Il. H. Tyler.
Messrs. Mccullough and Eaton enjoy
ed fishing trip at Swago Lake, last
Thursday.
Seventeen from here enjoyed the ball
game at Galilee, last Thursday. The
score stood 10 favor OF the MilRnville
team.
Darwin +. Penwsrden, of Carley Brook,
with party OF friends, spent some day 6
In town last week, fishing In the Della
ware.
Misses Florence and Bessie Skinner
spent Monday at Port Jervis.
Mrs. John Keyes, OF Carbopdale, Ia viz.
iting her cousin, Mrs. n. l.. Skinner.
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A New Use For Chewing Gum.

The often dccrird fad of the gum
chewing girl is vludcatcd by the new
use To which two girls recently put
tlrir guilds when they met up with
the usual rnttlcsnnkc on n bcrryinR
expedition. They fed the reptile gum
from the end of long stick, and aft
or that he was kept busy right at
home. much to the relief Of the in-
gcnioue girls While the snake writhcd
and rolled on tho ground tn cNpcl the
gum which somehow tangled up Its
Jaws the girls called help, and then
the RATHER soon hccaiuc the best of all
snakes u dead one.
II would Lee risky to depend on chow
ing gum ns protection against
suakrs, but the experience Of these
girls Is of value nevertheless. II IL
commonly supposed that the best
thnl In do when "ucoumtrring II snake
Is Ia let him alone unless you happen
~ hr "a superior person capable OF
di.urmiug him with look. Snake
Infested districts are generally well
luown and the cnution TO look out
for Il snake is So common Hs to pass
uUhvcdrd. hocuus" what's the use
rhr moment n snake shows Itself sen
slide folks take to their heels Now,
if thrr" is anything So simple as
chywIug gum, or even half So simple,
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Schneider pitched Thursdays game,
and Brogan played right field Woo
ruff, one OF Tho CatasauqIa pitchers
took Son ner's place in the right field uf
tor the latter was hurt but there was
dispute about letting him bat and Wen
ders was substituted.
The attendance at Thursd ,y's game
was large, but 1t was far exceeded on
Saturday. Great interest was manifest
ed at both contests, and fine plays elicit
ed enthusiastic cheering, but very 1t
tie rough roofing was INDUCED IN. \
b, Spencer ably and satisfactorily um
pired both games.
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COUNTY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
w. f.. PERHAM, of Mount Pleasant.
FOR SHERIFF.,
N. LEE BRAMAN, Of Honesdale.
FOR PRorHoNoTARY, ETC,
WALLACE J. BARNES. OF Berlin.
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER,
ALFRED o. BLAKE, OF Bethany.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
TX. HoRNBECK. Of Equinunk,
THOMAS q. MADDEN, OF Dreher.
FOR ooUrTY AuDIroRs,
ARTHUR W. LARRABEE, OF Starucca
W. BROCK LKs8ER, Of Sterling.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
MYRON Il. sIMONs, Of Honesdale.
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Richard Brinsley Sheridan, tho author
of The School for Scandal, " had "a very
Ingenious NAV ner OF answering appli
cants for literary notice at his hands.
de generally wrote, II have received
your book and no doubt shall be delight.
ed after have read It" But whether
he meant satisfaction with tho volume
or satisfaction at the close of tedious
tack, was what no ono could find out.
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Most lawyers have been exaeperated
by pTollx witnesses. A witness OF O
very different sort IL the Windsor, VI,
woman, who testified a short time ago
concerning the killing OF rig by u mo-
tor car. When asked to tell the court
in as few words as possible just how the
accident occurred she repled: 1T just
footed and tuck him."
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Thaekeray and Hicks, walking to-
gether, stopped opposite q doorway,
over which was inscribed In gold letters
these words. Mutual Loan Office"
They both seemed equally puEEled.
"What on earth can that meant" ask
ed Hicks.
II don't know, "ansWered Thackeray,
"ualess IL means that two men, who
have nothing, agree to lend it to OF e
another"
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Does your back Hchcl DO you have sharp
palnsln the side and the email OF the bnu
tbs is due usually, TO kidney trouble Take
de WIttu Kidney ana Bladder rus, They
Elll promptly relieve weak bhCk, blackjack Z"
Ihrumntir pains ana nll Kidney and Bladder
disorders. sold und rtcommehd,d rs ftIL
The Druggist.
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Kip'ug once called Cnnadn "thc Lady
uf Shows" but II seems TINT Canada
found th, Prince Of Wales several de-
gree, colder than anything she has on
it.p
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DUBLIC NOTICE OF DIssoL UTIoN
l. OF ARTNtRSHIP. 10 here
by given that the partnership heretofore
existing between jacob r. Kate. WIN. J.
Kaiz and Samuel KatZ under the 6rm name
of Katz Brothers, was dissolved on the tenth
day of August, 1908, by mutual consent
All debts owing to said partnership are re-
oeivable by said Jacob r. Katz and Wm. J.
ka,z, who will continue the business under
the irm name OF Kaiz Brothers, TO whom
also ali claims and demands against Katz
Brothers are to be presented for payment.
JACOB r. KATE,
W. J. KATE,
SAMUEL KATE.
Honesdale, Pa, Aug. 10, 1908. l6t3
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Electric cars nro driving jinrickishas
out Of South African cities, another
race issue 10 roll the Asiatic dander.
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There are many limitations OF Dewitts
Carbol,zed Witch Hazel SAlve but just one
original. Nothing else ls just as good. In
sist on DeWitt's. II IL cleansing, cooling
and soothing. Sold by PEIL, The Druggist,
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DUBLIC NOTICE OF DIssoLUTIt' N
l. OF PARTN TNERSHIP.-Notioei 10 h,r =
by given, that the partnership heretuior-
e. iiullock, under the hrm name OF Clark 4
Bullock, has been dssolu ed by the death OF
Eoen H. Clark. All bill due the Arm should
be paid to the surviving partner, Charles f.
Bullock. who will continue the business un
der the firm name OF Cla rk < Bullock.
CHARL E9 +. BULLOCK.
Homes dale, Aug. 10, lfIOS. 1873
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"How old arc you now, Cyrusi" ask %
ed a visitor.
I'm i've" said tho little man, but
with a very disgusted air. II would
have been siT long ago, only my mama
keeps me in dresses.'
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The above communication WAS duly re-.
celYed ut Tue CITIZEN olicr. but mi-lald'
winch will account for It's tardy appear
hnue.
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DcWui's LATHE Fairly R,,r-, safe. ul.as.
ant, sure htIIs pills. Sold by fElL The
DIuggist.
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, Referring to recent chapter of this
series, Thomas II. Dickson writes from
st. Paul, Minnesota:
"As one of the ancient pupils Of the
aonesdale Academy, want to confirm
your statement, in THE CITIzFN, regard
ing DR.. Conelder KING ana the dismem-
bered leg of one of his patients. The
poor fellow, recollect, was employed
at l. A Robertson's tannery, and get
ting hla foot accideu tally into the bark
mill, had it terribly mangled, apd am
putaJion was necessary. just why the
doctor considered it necessary to bring
the 'disGected member home with him
l can't say, but | well remember his
getting it from the bottom OF his cutter
and shaking it at lot Of us boys who
were Gmszed and horrltled at the sight.
Tho doctor was thorough believer
in tho old time rene lies, and have
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COUNTY.

FOR COHuRkfs,
CHARLES g. PRATT. of suSquehanna.
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New Parasols. up-to-date shapes at
Il CO.'S SIS.
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DISTRICT.

FOR JuDon OF SUPERIOR COURT,
WM. ID. PORTER, OF Allegheny.
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THE CITIZEN
nrpnnLIOAN TICKET.


RSNjAniN r. JONES, Jr., of Pttsburg'
FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS,
Ot., Dist.
l-John Burt n-M. O. osto Or
2-H. A. Davis B-hoot;a -, Nea,. '''
3-F T. Chandler ~. Z. stlnsman ,Nh'a
AZ. A. 0iInbel O-Thomss on,p,ey
b-E. W. Patton Nv z hergio,,,h herny,on
S-tl. J. Elliott IA. "; McSui'ous"
TO. q. Hetsel -. Z. h9sgsrS ,,o,
NJ p. Bausman 25-J. r. Downing
~ s,oi n A PhilIipe 2B-Herman Simon
uJSi. Newell 1T. T. Wilson
I2-John Matthias 81 y hoss
Nv n Aol'abe 40. A. Babcock
ia f,ao W Williams 3l-A. X. Peacock
ie-D 4 Waller. Jr, S2-H. l.. Williams
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Mennar II 10. will close out an odd
lot Of Wool Jacket Suits at lRs 'hau
half price. ia
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The New Separate Skirt for 1908 at
MENNER IL co y stores combine ETY. lc,
comfort and economy. All new pre-
d lctions. 90