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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
OF NEVADA:

| respectfully announce my candida
ey for the nomination on the Dem
ocratic ticket TO the office of Unit
ed States senator for the State OF
Nevada.
| have been ENCOURAGED TO take
this step by the kind endorsement
u he fol such office by most Of the
u mocrulic papers, the sch,rous Of
rs Of support by leading Democrats
ghtoas bout the state and the fear
less and unsefish fight made i'll
my heAalf by the rank and file At the
last election, when l had the honor
to represent the Democratic party IN
the contest fol the same office.
Ny views on all National and State
questions We're as fully and clear y
stated by me to the public during
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Nick Bacic, shoemaker, is ruW
located in the J. G. Brown build
ing on Lacour street Harness mend
ing also
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF
LINCOLN COUNTY

Entered in the Postoffice at Phoebe.
New, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@heinInnb.

Reuf.- Sir ben Neubau einer
Papierparenfo6rif ~berfoufte Ole
StaOt gteuB Elm @runoitiif bon 161
600 am.
SoIingen. - Gum Nrr0enfen
an feline fiir8lid oeritor6ene @ntttn
Bot @ebeimrot 5ris 8edmont Der.
fhieoenen 8ereinen unO N~nItoIten,
Ole pobltdtige 3fpefe berfoIgen, ait.
iamnen $4,000 Mart geiaenft.
Serbau e n. = 0ie StoOtber-
Or6neten itimmten in eebeimer ST
tung Der 8orlage fir Ben Bau elmer
it6Otii6en @isfabrit 5u unS 6etpinfg.
ten Die bierfiir erforoerIthen MttteI
I'm 8etrage bon $4,000 Morf.
Qn9en. = Den Berfi1erungs.
ngenten Subert &eOoinge Der i'm
CONNER feline Grau aus eiferIudt
eridoB unb iid iftper berIeste, Bot
bns @6purgeri9t tpegen Rorperper-
Iesung nit totli6em Musgange 81
bier Sabren @efGngnis rn6 flint Sdb.
ZEN @%brberluit berurtetlt.
0Iffeloorf. - 0ie Sto6tber.
crbneten ba6en Oie grri6tung zines
grtpeiterungsbnues Der 2uiieni6ule
beibloiien, oeiien @einmttoItem ouf
$3.50 Wtarf oeronf9Iagt tDerOen.
Gir bic Dor fur5em bei9loHene grbS-
bung Der @eb1Iter Der GngeItenten
un0 Der 2obne Der Grbeiter betpinig.
ten Die StaOtoeror6neten fir 6os Tau.
fenbe Subr einen geaatrnsstreOit bon
$4,000 Marf.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

pet me ,Seltli1feit seiDeien iein iou.
Der cine ser beiOen Dueaanten, Der
Sobn zines Sobenltein : @ruittboler
@ufs6eftsers, nomens 3. erbielt ei-
men SduB, Der 3tDiihen 9unae unO
9eber in ben R0rper orong. Ser Ser
Ieste ntr0e ins &ranfenbous 81
G6emnts iiberfii6rt, mo Die 4ugeI auf
benz SperntionsUege entfernt merOen
ntro. Der 9ueagegner mar Elm
GedtsontDoIt aus @Cbenitein| Emit
HoI.
Ret6sberg.- @iir3Iid feierte
Der gbefreOafteur Der r&et9enber-
aer 8eitung~ $err Or. Bilbelm
TeiTtner, in oieier @igeni6nft iein
25idbrtges DienitiubiIdim. or bat
6os ietner Qeitung anpertraute 8IaH,
tpeIdes %unentpegt benz Deuti6hum,
Dem fuIt1reaen un0 pirtihoftli9en
Sortidritte unS allen freibeitlihen
8eftre6ungen Oiente, in itetia Dor
tp6rts ifreitenOer @%ntwidelung bon
grfoIg gu grfoIg gefitbrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
OeiterrefA.1tmaorm.

8ien. = Ser SariftteGer Dr.
@uitab Steinbod, &eootteur Der
ngteuen ST.. 8reHe" uno Dbmnnn bes
8eniionsfonOs Oes Sournoliitanber-
ems y&onforoia" 1T in Wieero1 &C.
itorben.
8u0abef. - Sn SoentmortDn
lit Der 2anopirt Mn0reos &rob TIM
bunoertiten 2ebensiobre eeItorben.
Sn ieiner Sugeno Itnn0 Rrob, Der
in Dresden ge6oren mar, ettpa 16
Sabre blnourb als 2o9 i'm Dienfte
Ser 6amilie Oes Siiriten Bismnrd.
Ser 24iGbrige Brioatbeamte Com.
bar lit unter bero69tigen umitdn0en
geltorbenDe Yer iunge Monn, Der bon
einem nerboien 2eiOen gepIogt MUIR
De, bate ii9 bon Baris cine Ar5net
ienOm ~Iaiien, Die i'm &onoeI inter
Dem Namen n8romioio" befannt
lit. @r ftarb nenige NllgenbIide
na6oem er Die Meoi8in etngenom-
men botte. Die GratIiHe ltnterfl-
Dung ltelte telt, Dab BergIttur9 Dor
[iege.
g3ernonis. - Sier fon6 IN
@egenmart Oes 2on0esprdN6enten
Or. bon 8lepleben iofpie Der Spisen
Der gebor6en 0ie feierIihe Sn11tgii-
ration oes neueepGblten Mettors ser
bieiigen 1tniberiitdt, Brof. Or. Gag
bin, ftntt.
ct. Y6Iten. - Bel Der Som
ftituierung oes @emeinOerotes tuur6e
Otto gnbner gum Birgermeiiter tpis-
0ergetD1blt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
6rRrn.MnRn,t

EuI0o. Fl Sn Dem Dorfe $ettet-
houfen in ser G66n brannten 6itrh
@robfeuer is 8obnbGuier nte6er.
S|ersfeI6. ~ Das ieItene Set
ber goIoenen Sofseit beginsen Der
9on6nirt Garl arieg 5u 8erOa uno
feline 6rau, Die ii9 beiOe nod Der
beTten @eiun0beit un0 @eiitesfrii6e
e%rfreuen.
Qongen0orf.- I'm SteIbe oes
S~eitberiQen 8iirgermeiiters Sortmatn
6obier puroe ser 2anOpirt Sobann
S6il6wGdter gum 8iirgermetiter ge-
p6bIt.
Wie6erauId. - 9olIptIebrer
W1iiuer oabier f~eierte iein 50idbriges
DtenftiubilGum. Set II Sabren mar
&err W1iiuer in 6ieiiger BoItsiGale
oIs eriter 2ebrer t1tig.
8orburg. N Gin feItenes SSSlt-
btI1um f~eierte oieier Gage Elm @or-
burger &inO. ndmli6 oas Eel Der
g6ubfubrtt autOn 2ineen IN @et.
NOR tn @tenung befinoli6e JrduIetu
Nmtn 8tefb. 8ier5ig Sabre bat otaie
6er gepannten Sirma treue Dtenlts
Gelet1tet.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
GIfak.Q pthrinaen.

80 s.-Ginen mooerneu unb Bill,
Iigen @eibnadtsanoug berIdofftt
iih Elm @inbreder, Der nit mebre.
rem muhtigen Sieben cine S6aufen.
Iteri6eibe Der &lei0erbaae vYbOnir"
5ertrimmerte unO einen Mndug ous
Der Iuslage ra1bte.
g.-Sier erfGob iiG
Der lllan 80bler Der 5. S1naOron
nit ieinem Rnrobinerf ass unbefonn.
ter llria9e in ieinem Bette, obne
oaB feline Romeraoen ettpos 0obou
bemerft bitten.
lI3ineen.-De Qon6pirt Rn-
Itel mar BON einem Menf9en onge-
balten mor6en, Der fem Nferb niht
~Ioslofien tponte. Rnftd eing nui
ben &erI log, Der inn mebrere unbe-
oeutenoe 9olditi9e berieste, ietner-
ieits aber nit benz Beiti9enftiel eini.
ge S6lGge iiber BEN &onf erbielt, DIE
er 10 balo nidt bergeiien tutrb.
Moricourt.-Der Sohofenor-
better 8ierron ging tn elmer S0be
bon 16 Meter auf einem 8alter. Bel
einem 5ebltritt berIor ct 0ns @lei@.
gefpi6t unO itiirate in bic Eiefe; me-
nige Stunoen nod benz unfon trat
Der Sob elm.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@irttembera

Neuenbiirg. - Sn 2offendu
bat Bel elmer Streiterei BET 9ol3bauer
&arI Streeb oos Mefer ge5ogen unO
6em SoaIohner M0am in Den &iiden
qeitohen. Die 2unee ion iGtper ee-
troffen iein un0 AOam in 2ebens-
gefobr i6peben.
RottDeiI. - Die Seufeime
BON s. Mobr gum uSeebof" lit poa-
Itdnotg abgebrannt. sic por oIs @r-
iab fir Die i'm 8oriubre obgebrannte
Seufeime neu eriteat porOen. @s
miro 8ronoitiftung permutet.
S6orn6orf. - Der Snbaber
Ser me9oniiAen Sdubfa6rit 2our &
Sic, friiberer S~tootbmimeiiter uno
iebiger @emein0erot Waier bot fir
Sic Sobrtf ben aonfurs angemeloet.
MuIen6orf.- Der leOige 6rie.
0ri4 Gamble perungIiidte auf benz
bieitgen' 8abnbof SoOltr4, BOB q
betm 8ufommenfuppeln 3tDeier Mo,
gen ouseIitt un6 unter Ole N6Oer 90
riet. 9ieie gingen ibm iiber Ben
Sberforper, ioOoB Der Sob oIsboES
eintrot.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

-. aus Dem 80
Alien DaterlanOe.
gdIcFem.

SuJANItSAs
gregIau.- ltnIGngit ftieB 5tpt-
ffen Oberniqf uno Sennigs0orf cine
Ghneu8uosIofomotioe, Die cine 8ro-
befobrt modte, infoIge foIiher @ei-
qenItenung nit elmer @iiter8uglofo-
motinlofomottDe 8uiammen. 8et0e
Dur0en s%ertriimmert uuo bier 8erio-
men bertpun0et.
G3ernomiB t. - Ster tit Der nttI
Ser &aIienbertpoltung 0es bieIigen
Roten 4reu8es betralite 2anOesbiIfs-
Gmteroireftor 4onitontin 3ento pe-
aen 8eruntreuung BON 10000 Rro-
men 6es 8ereinsnermogens berbaftet
tpor0en.
&reu8burg 8. 9. ~ Gem 8e-
ariin6er oes 9iafoniiien- 0eutterbau.
les, getbonten, Superintenoentan 9.
Seinrth Selling gum @eodatnis
tpur6e unl1ngit IN ben @artendn-
Ioqen Dor Garepto Elm DenfmQl emit
biiut. Gs lit pom ardtteften SenrD
in BresIou enttporfen un0 bon Der
8resIouer Girmo @iinBeI unO Sider
ousgefiibrt por0en.
e.-@iir5Iid brurrte
in @eppersoorf cine geiibung rieoer.
gs fonnte mGbreno oes idnenen I'm
FiGgreifens Beg Seuers fat ni6ts &C.
rettet tueroen. Die 8ran0urio9e III
uoh ,1{h+ fogtnpftpf+
@obIou. - Ser bieffge @efIii-
eeI- uno aoninhen5iihterberein ber-
onTtaltet gegenpdrtie i'm SonIe bee
0eutI6en Saries cine a~usftenung
bic unter benz Broteftorate oes 2ano-
rats Or. bon GneeImann itebt uno
bon oieiem aud eroffnet tDurOe. Die
@~usfteuung mar retfbaltig un0 pies
ettpo 400 gSummern o1if.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Sharinaen.

Sena.- 9ie l1ntberittdt Sera,
ste bisber oIs ein3ige oeutide Unit
periitGt ben immatrifulierten Grauen
6ie @itglieoihaft an ituOentfider
@ereinigungen niht geftattete, bal
oteies 8erbot ouf @rt10 elmer Gin
9abe ser Sreien Stu0enteni6aft onf'
geboben.
@otba.- Gie Sto6tberoroneter
genebmigten in ibrer iiingiten Sis-
1t1g einen @ntrag Ser Notitanos'
foutmiHion, 10000 Morf aIs gu
iduB gum anfauf BON Sped uni
4ortoffeIn fir beOiirftige @intpobner
at betuiuigen. Bon Den Selbitfoiter
miifien Die gmpfGnger Oieier 2ebens-
mttteI ettpo elm 9ritteI 8uriid3oblen.
tpern iie ooau in ser 2ose fdl0.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
9ontntsrn.

Burtb.zgei einem Mobeltrons-
port beaegnete Der 8eIiber @eItpbnl
nit Ieinem 9eitermagen elmer berun-
aiebenoen 8r1tppe, Die 9oneeIe nit
ith fiibrte. 8or Oieien iheuten ieine
8fer6e mto rannten 10 beftig geger
Die Rfrtenmaler, OoB 8eItpbal pom
@o9en fog un6 oerihieoene We0beI-
Etiide ouf i'm itiir8ten. or erIitt
f6Dere BunOen un0 einen Sh6oel-
bru9, an benz er itarb.
GrpeI. - 8ei elmer &inotoufs.
feier ging es bier frObIiA Der, Ole
Etim1nuMe NOR baIO cine redt AMI
a..rSle, aber 6os Set fan6 I6uen
etnen trourieen NbfAIuB. Ser erfi
36i1brtge Gigentblmer Gbeo. Braun
fan0 an Der JeittnfeI einm plobli6er
@rftidungsto0 0u6urf, Dab Speiie-
refte in Die 9uftr0bre geIangt paren.
Ser Dertorbene binterI1Bt cine 5rall
nit bier Rinoern.
Seierib. - Sier tparen 8tpei
Rnnben bes Sei3erg Sdul5 milf Sol3-
bouen beid6ftigt. 8G6renO ser BRET
o~ebniabri9e Sunse nit Dem Bell ou.
i1lug, botte iein iiingerer 8ru6er 0ie
@onO mad benz 6oltfIos ousgeftredt.
Sierbei puroen Inn 8tpei Singer Ser
red9ten 8ano glat ab1ebouen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Grubiua ga6Ien.

Ragoeburg. Den Sag
fbrer goloenen &o15eit erIebten tir5-
lid ser in peiten RretIen betonute
uno beliebte f0niglthe Rrormeiiter
a. 9. 6eroinanO @Isbob unb 6rau
&enriette geb. GappiiIber. 4etOe Che
gatten iteben i'm II. 9ebensinbre unO
e%rfreuen lid forperIi9er un6 eeiiti-
ger Stride. 1854 in Grurt oIs Bio-
nier eingetreten, Oiente s. @IsbolS
Bis 1867 beim bieitgen HiOnierbotatL'
Ion 9r. 4 uno~ ma9te ben SeI65ug
1866 nit, pG6renb er 1870 etngeSo-
gen puroe uno beimSHnn3enbou nuf
Benz &otenhorn tGtig mar. 9os &I-
geneine @bren3ei9en un6 bic &riegs-
Oenfmiin3en ipGpie bic 8entenarme-
6oiae trGgt er nit Stola. 0o9 Der
W1iIitGr0ienit5eit trnt er bel 0er TO-
nigIiden MISUNDERSTANDING eth,
no er ron tS67-1895 W1oterialien-
.bertpalter ouf Dem 8oubof NOR. genf)
letner &eniionierung nobm CT ietne
Bobnung III ser 5riebrihftn0t. Wfit-
oIieo 0es 0ereins eben1nIiger Yto-
ntere lift ct felt oielen Snbren, @bren-
mtteIieo iebt lett Z Sabren. MIs fat
IerIihes @eitens erbielt 0os Soar
cine 8ibel uno so gf.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
SannOber.

&annober. - Oie NorOiIhe
G~atesfobrif bon 81. 9ernes nuroe an
Germ @Obert S9ulse in 0loenburg
/. Or. berfouft. Die 8ermittelunq
gefHob O4tr9 Oie Moflerfirma emil
0onuHen Nodf. in &om6urg.
W0rten. Gin BabntD1rter
fnn6 ettpn 100 Weter fi6li6 BON
bteiigen @obnbof ouf Der Morienitei-
rter Sour tiir5IiA einen peibliden
2eidnom obne Ropf. Die fSrau iii
SspeifeIlos toG Grmor0unq auf etneul
older ouf bic Shienen aelegt popOen,
nm ben @Mf4ein eineS Selbftmor0es
an erueden. Die 2eihe wuroe als
Die Der 38iGbrigen, lett StDei Sabreu
BON ibrem W1onne %getrennt l~e6eroen
Mrbeiterim Weinno Brandt, aeb. Hrie-
6erien, aus Warienftein erfannt.
Dom Cater febIt ieOe 5pur.
QAneburg.- Der meaierunas-
ss O. An~ It aMSt Nentmeiiter
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
aSniareid @ndien.

DRESDEN. - @ein 25iHbriees
MrbeitsiubiIdum feierte tiir5li9Bert.
meiiter Otto Sobn in Der 8igarrenfn.
brit q. 81. Se0ide u. Sobn q. m. B.
g., DresOen-N. aus Oteiem &nInB
tpur6en ibm BON Der Girma OILS aud
bon Den Beauten un6 Grbeitern fin
ntge @ef1enfe iiberreifh. Muh err
belt Der SubiIor Oosn Not Sw Ores.
6en elm ft1Otiihes Gbrenaeugnis Der-
Iieber.
Gbemmit. - Sn Der M6be BON
bter fan0 nuf benz ioeennnrten 90
tenitein BET ~gfnbenitein IN friiberWlor-
seaitunbe EN- ptitolenOue4 itntt, bel.
ew 9AtG ftle tatli&e geIei6igums
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
gdIesmia.6nIftrin

@feI.-2anOmonn 9etIef Mouel
IN @orfeIsbD BEL gdernf0rOe Der.
taufte ieinen 70 Eonnen (37h SET
tar grOBen 8efis an @iiterffIodtel
fir $4,000 Morf, oesglei6en Sof
better 2oiien IN @roB 8rebel ieiner
54A 9eftar groBen 9efis fir $780,,
900 Warf.
e.-9fe biefige Seal
i4ule ertpeiit fi9 in ibren 8Iobper.
baltniiien nidt mebr ausrei6eno.
Nebentloiien fino bereits in 8aroGen
untergebrodt. gs lift beoblidtigt
bic naue S6ulonftnIt auf Der 0Itli-
den S0he in SIensburg au erridten.
Bisber mar Die eigenartige Sotia9e
81 Der5et6nen, 6aB fnft a1e o@ffentli.
den @ebGu6e nuf Der neItli9en S0be
gebaut firb.
ShIesDig.-D cine Seu-
ersbrunft tDuroe in @eitrufeIo Der
Sof oes Sofbeiisers gbriitenien total
eingedidert. Ran nin1mt grano-
ftiftung an. Der Sof 1T gum britt
tenmaIe nbgebronnt.
9etItgenbafen.-Da aoli-
ge Gut 4Iauitorff in @roBe bon 900
Eonnen, 6os erft imgluguit fir 9O0,-
900 Wf. bon Dem @utsbeIfBer
Sdletb an ben 2onomirt gfetbpif9
in Sbiirf iibereins, fpuroe fir 90O,-
600 Wf. an 4Ieingorn-6 einridsrube
b~erfnuft.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
0eftfnIen.

Dortmun6.-Sm Sa11ie Sic.
bigitroBe II beriuhte Elm 2OiGbrigeg
W1dO6en ft6 mitteIs 9foiiermefiers
ben Gals 81 burhidneioen uno
brohte ii9 bierbet erbebIi9e WerIes.
utlgen Bel. Die gerIeste tDur6e ms
Rrantenbnus eeidafft.
Soeft. - RiiroIi9 ftiir3te Der 2
Sabre nIte Sobn Oes Arbeiters Ga
tui9 aus einem Geniter i'm Stpeiten
Stof. Or lit on einem G9GOeIbrud
aeltorben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Ser arastuRe IN staasA sguauHi
mor0en.
@ottinqen. Dr. @ngeT
Whltbmoun bat Fh ale prtbut6o5eHi
IN Oer mebsRHhen GutnItdt flu Oos
Sad Der angemeiren Anotonde bier
bobtIitiert. Or. WeRrtnorM wurot
oeboren am IL. We6r3 1877 aIe Sobr
6es Sabrtfbetsers WeutbmoHn IN Gl'
berfeIo, belmdte bort Dos @pmmojtun
unb Itl6ierte ia Gie, TretbWno t. ..
unb Wiinhen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
XANDER & PLUGGE.

1877 giebente StraBe, T. W.
RYe @biSFies, $1.25 bic Gaaune; 40r bas
Quart unb aufpGrts. Bslpnbsrs SmperiaI,
6 SABRE alt, So bic @aIOue, 75r Das Quart.
Olb Meliabls 8 s. alt, 81 bic Sal 81 B. 0u
@uten alien Bourbon, Malt u. ScDtb @biefep.
California @berris8, 81 bic Sail. 25e 6Os ON,
$3.50 bic Sail, 50r has Su. Seine tmpprttrts
CHERRY pber pprtmeine 50 rte SAL, Coo b. Au.
Mae Sprten 8ranbieS, Sums unb Sins.
Calf. unb imp. Glarets, iOwie eiaene preiAne.
MQe SCrtsn Weibpeins unb Rbeinreine.
RreisIiae CUR @srfigang. Sci. Ncrtb 1853.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-04-11

in the State Convention for an unin-
structed delegation to the National Con-
vention as long as in their conscientious
Judgment it shall appear to them that
there is any possibility of majority of
the members of the State Convention
voting for an uninstructed delegation.
If it shall appear to any delegation
that there is no such possibility, they
shall vote in their discretion for instruc-
lions upon the part of the State Con-
vention for such person for the candi-
date of their party for President as
they may deem wisest.
The number of delegates-at-large and
of district delegates, together with
alternates, who shall represent the re-
spective parties in the National Conven-
tons shall be determined by the State
Central Committees not later than
April Is, but 1t may bedone by the State
Convention.
Besides selecting delegates to the
National Convention, the State Con-
ventlon is required to nominate candi-
dates Presidential electors. The chair
man of the State Convention much GER
tify Il e results of the convention to
the executive officers of the National
Convention.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-04-11
..sssssasa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ARMISTEAD.
ses9csse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Carlton, little son of Bruce Browning,
has been suffering with gathering on
his hand. His attending physicians are
Drs. Broadwater and Sollars.
Armistead was we'll represented at
the entertainment held at Thayerville
school house Friday night
Lawston and Nellie Schooiey spent
Sunday at Joseph Harvey's.
Lorena Dewitt returned home one day
last week after spending the winter in
Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bowers have
gone to housekeeping in this section.
Joseph Harvey has been very busy
making fence on both sides Of the new
county road which is to go through his
place.
Jonas Harvey and Sam Mills made a
flying trip to Deer Park Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Filsinger is on the sick
list at this writing.
Delbert Rodeheaver left this place for
Atlanta, Ga, Thursday but we under
stand his young bride likes the country
so well she is think ing of spending the
summer.
Arthur Ryan is suffering with appen-
decltis.
Mrs. Erbie Lantz of Morgantown, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Dewitt are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of daughter.
Rev Harris will preach at Paradise
next Sunday at 1920 a. M. also Sunday
School at $50. Everybody come anC
bring your best friend.
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SPECIAL BONUS OFFER
It Holds Good Until the First Count on
Wednesday, April II, When Votes
Will be Counted and $40 Gold
Piece win be Awarded to the
Lady HaYing The Most Votes.

The big prize voting contest is attract
ing more attention every cav so as an
incentive to all contestants we have de-
cided to give the following special BONUS
votes:
Fer every seven new subscriptions
1000 extra, making total of 5000.
These subscriptions need not be for one
party for seven years, but must be new
subscriptions for seven years, and must
be handed in all at one time.
For every seven renewal subscriptions
5000 extra, making a total of $500.
These may be for seven different people
or all for one. but must be all renewals
and be handed in all at one time.
For every seven back subscriptions
1900 extra, making total of $500.
The above special offer will hold good
until the first count on April II, at
which time the votes will be counted by
the Judges who will award the so in
gold to the contestant who receives the
largest number of votes up to the first
count. The ballot tOx will close prompt
ly at Z. 80 p. m. on April 18th.
Remember the $40 in gold to be given
to the contestant having the highest
number of votes on April II is special
prize offered by The Republican. 1t
will in no way effect the standing OF the
standing of the winner of the contest,
A few contestants thought that the
winning of the $40 would effect their
votes on the piano 1t will not. All
votes found in the box on April 18th will
be included in the final count, which
will decide the winners of the piano and
other prizes.
Remember that each subscription you
receive-either new, renewal or back
will get a certain number Of votes
with each year and these votes with an
extra bonus vote also.
All votes to be counted must be in by
1880 O'Clock Wednesday evening, April
18th.
The Judges in this contest are:
Mayor H. w. McComas. Mr.. G. A.
Fraley and MIR. 4. E. Singer.
The following young ladies' have been
nominated in this contest:
OAKLAND
Misses Misses
Bessie Ault Nettle Brenninger
Anna Bell Blanche Clark
Ella Cleveland Jean DeBerry
Georgia Davis Madge Enlow
Bessie Hinebau@h Lena RavcnScrott
Laura Sanders Mable White
Hazel Thayer Alma TurneN
Virginia King Mary Browning
Margaret White Iadee Brewing
Mary West nrlie Durham
Mabel Falkenstein Josephine Brownin2
MAY McRobie Emma Burkholder
Margaret !. Glotfeltv,
MOUNTAIN LAKE HARk.
Misses MISSES
Jennie Lee Catherine Dawson
Bessie Echard Helice Ratibun
stella Gibson Grace Calls
Emma Reams Edna Dixon
Dottie DOMAIN Maize Provost
VERNE Schrock Lulu Friend
DEER PARK.
Misses Misses
Nora Specht Bertha Thrasher
Naude Shaffer Bertha Miller
Bernadine Dewitt Myrtle George
Mabel Cnadderton Annie Delhi
Annie Thrasher Mary Garrett
Bertha Walter Nela Friend
Lou Marley olive ChaddertOn
Addie Bernard Bernice Bowers
Edith Hardostv Jassin BeWitt
KITZMILLER.
Misses Misses
Ia DeVal Ida Wilson
Berry, Alternately Gladys Hamll
olive Spiker Mary Rowland
Gertrude Hartley
o oup9 Mnt fs'% n nprq o' Dewitt
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BITTINGER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

By some means an error was made in
our report Of last week, relative to the
amount Of money pledged for the sup
port of the Anti-Saloon League at The
Glades Mennonite church near here.
The amount subscribed at that place
was sos. 95, and at the Jennings Luth-
eran church $67 SO.
After several days Of delightfully."-
warm and spring like weather, we were
visited by snow furry on Easter Sun
day, followed by considerable freezing.
Jacob Wiley, a B. &. o. engineer, of
Keyser, w. Va, visited his aged par
ents at this place last week.
Sap has begun to appear in the sugar
water and old sugar makers are of
the opinion that the season is nearing
an end.
F. NJ. Bittinger sold valuable Jersey
COW to Samuel Slabach, of Accident,
last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Bittinger, Of Jennings,
was visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Stark, at this place last Sunday, Mrs.
Stark was quite i'll, but is recovering.
Charles Ralston. of Keyser, W. Va,
was visiting old friends here last week.
Miss Laura Fazenbaker returned to
Clarksburg, W. Va, last week. after a
few days visit at her home here.
We learn that Simon Orendorf is
thinking of locating in this village, of
which we are very glad
AS there has been some Irregularities
in the appointments at the different
churches in the charge Rev. Shul
wishes it announced that there will be
services in the Fort Hill church on next
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock and al
Meadow Mountain at 2:30 the same day
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Resident Physician at SwantOn.

The people of Swanton and adjacent
communities are more that pleased to
welcome in their midst DR., L. Micheau,
from Eastern Maryland, for the practice
of his profession, supplying a need that
for long while has been greatly desir-
ed. While his stay as yet is less GER
tain than tentative all hope he will es-
tablish himself there. DR.. Micheau has
made On excellent impression as a con.
servative gentleman widely versed in
the most modern teachings of his pro-
fession.
Subscribe for The Republican.
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The Big Hit Of the Dramatic Age
paid In Full"

The greatest of all New York sue
cesses will be seen here on Tuesday,
April 18th, 1912. at Maryland Theatre,
when Mr.. Eugene Walters master
piece will undoubtedly be greeted by
the usual capacity business. That this
popular drama still retains it's hold on
the public is most remarkable from the
fact for two years five separate and dis
tinct companies have toured the coun-
try, yet the public clamor for return en-
gagements. Those who have already
witnessed its performance being the
most insistent on its return.