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Evening journal., 1912-09-04

sent for soms Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and tried them and In few days or a week 1
found relief. / noticed that the knee was
feeling better and that it did not hurt and
could walk much better and easier. There
was not so much Of the pus coming out OF it.
In about three or four weeks the sore stopped
running and was completely cured.
81 also tried Cuticurn Soap and Ointment
for itching on my body from which could
not sleep used several different kinds OF
salve without result took a few baths
with Cuucura Soap and then applied the
Cuticura Ointment at night and in a short
time the itching stopped. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment cured me-" (Signed) julius
J. Fazekas Apr. s. 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Cuucurs Ointment arc
sold throughout the world. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with SIP skin Book Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept T. Boston"
Rs-Tender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample freel
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
NO FIGHT YET
OVER ARDEN RENTALS

9eecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ARDEN. Del, Sept 4.-Owing to
pc Board Of Assessors not having
0heir report on the rental for the
ensuing year ready for the printer,
little business was considered at the
town meeting last night. The report
will be submitted to the next meeting
at which time discussion will be heard
n. Haines Albright, of the assessors
board. stated last evening that the
only appeal possible from their find
ings would be in the courts. Ac-
cording to the residents the bylaws
grant them an appeal at a town meet
ing but this has been denied them.
Last nights meeting was presided
over by Emanuel Gerstein and the
attendance was small.
Following the meeting the Players
Guild presented julius Caesar which
had been postponed from Labor Day
because of the rain.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
MAKE PUBLIC
CAMPAIGN FUNDS

NEW YORK. Sept. 4-Chairman
Hilles. Of the Republican National
Committee said today that on or about
October 10, the committee would make
public a complete list of all campaign
contributions. A statement from Hill
les accompanying the Announcements
said that the publicity had been or
dered I'm compliance with an act OF
congress signed by President Taft a
year ago
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
DEGREE STAFF 10 WORK

Eden Lodge. No. "a. I. o. o. f.. de-
gre stan. viii perform the initiatory
and first degrees in Eden Hall this
Wednesday evening. before Judges 10
show them, as we'll as other Odd Fol-
lows OF the city how they are going
to do the work I'm Winnipeg.
This opportunity has been awaited
by many members Of the order and a
good crowd Is expected.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
LET'S
Get
Together

Tri-state ends today.
Good bye Chicks.
Fifth place seems to be the boys
speed.
Even break with Trenton was good
enough.
The boys got 25 hits in the two
games on Girard.
Fritz got back into the game and
drew four hits.
Jimmy Jackson had to drop out
because OF illness. Doc Kerr is the
two day manager.
Whitney drew seven hits in the two
games
Atlantic City insists on winning
and looslng, while the Chicks are do
ing the same thing
The Giants found the delivery of
the venerable Otto Hess az intricate
as Boston's street car system, and
fell for the second time this season
before the tail-ending Braves.
The leaders enter PHILADELPHIA
today with a margin Of fve and a
half games for a strenuous seven
game session.
Senators postponed an exchange
Of positions with the Athletics by
winning, and today stand just ten
points in the column above them.
| The Red Sox were 10 have appear
ed at the hilltop for their final game
but rain prevented. and unless they
come back as champions New York
will not see them perform again this
year.
The Cubs split even in a double
header with Pittsburgh. gaining a
half game on the Giants. Both teams
left for tho Windy City where they
battle today.
The Reds continued their belated
rush for an upper berth by drubbine
the Cardinals. They have captured
nine OF the last eleven games, ant
are today twelve points from the
FIRST division.
Fred LuderUs. the Milwaukee Ger
man, played a prominent part In th'
lambasting given the Dodgers by I
single. a double and a home run on
Of four times up. The humiliate'
Brooklyns Immediately started 70
home to do battle with the Boston
today.
The White sox trimmed the Tiger
in the first and played them a twelv
inning tie In the second. which IN
. sures a double-header today Cob
kept in the limelight, stealing base
at will
= Kid Elberfeld, the veteran inheld'
e has injured his hip again, sliding ini
= base, and has been told by h
physician that he cannot play ba
again. He Joined Montgomery Jul
N and began az a speedy clip. La
y week he hurt himself sliding in
S third He may manage the Cha
0 tanooga Club next year.
: The White Sox say Kid Gleaso
performed like a colt when presse
! into service Tuesday. although Il wa
= his first appearance In a major lea
que game since he quit the Phillie
four seasons ago.
Allen OF Brooklyn IS a queer soi
E Of a batsman. He has made six hit
: this season in 25 times up. or IN
six hits only one was a single. Thre
we're two-baggers, one a triple an
one home run.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
JTNIOR LEAGUE MEETING.

The Wilmington Junior League
will meet in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL Office tomorrow evening 10 fin
ish its business. Tho meeting Is
postponed from tonight. Only the
team managers Will be admitted to
the meeting.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
JIMMY JACKSON ILL.

Manager Jimmy Jackson after fig
uring in every game Of the Tri-State
season. was forced to give UP yes
terday and is under the care Of a
physician at the home OF his sister
in Philadelphia. His condition is
not serious. The absence of Jackson
forced Fritz back into the game. Doc
Kerr is managing the team
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
Roy GETS HARD FALI.

Special 10 THE l.NENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. Sept 4.-Robert
Begley. the 11-ycar-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bogley, who live
about two miles north Of Milford.
was slightly injured Saturday after
noon by falling down the stable loft
on a pile of farming implements.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
OUT OF JAIL AFTER
PAYING CAPITATION TAX

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del, Sept. 4.--lOhn
Smock, colored, was arrested by Tax
Collector Latchum for refusing to
pay his capitation tax. The delin-
quent remained in Jail a short time
before heput up the necessary money.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04

Of an inch deep. II turned into
a running sore and got full OF
pus. IL looked dark, and
around it looked red and in
famed. I could hardly walk.
Every time I touched It. it
started 20 itch and hurt. The
itching was very bad always.
I tried different medicines on It
but they did me no good. Sol
Evening journal., 1912-09-04

The Wants are an ever ready.
quick action means Of supplying
what's most needed at minimum ex-
pense.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
Havre de Grace Races
EVERY DAY TILL SEPT. 30.

EVERY DAY TILL SEPT 30.
Except 18th.
Special train via Penna. r. r.
leaves Wilmington at 10 D. m, dl-
rect to track. round trip fare. 75c. II.
a o. Special Train leaves Wilmington
at 1876 p. M; arrives at Hartford
Race Course 2.20 p. m. round trip
fare. 75c.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
Meehanlcal Ian. Horses WI bod

Mechanical Hall. Horses will not
be allowed within the field
The field will not be completed in
time this fall for any of the football
games Even should the work be
done before the schedule Is played out
It is thought that the ground would
be too soft to risk a game on it, as
Il would do much damage while so
soft The dedication of the grounds
will therefore not take place until
next spring.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
CUT KNEE BADLY
COULD HARDLY WALK
Turned Into Running Sore Full Of
Pus. Red and lnfiamed. Itching
Very Bad. Cured by Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. They Also
Cured Him Of Itching on Body.

66s Clearview ST.. Scranton. Pa. --"I
fell down on piece OF coal and cut my knee
about an inch in length and almost half
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
0~X~1 Talks

The Panatella
shape of the famous
EscANABA CI-
GAR appeals es-
pecially to the man
who wants a good
smoke, and prefers
quality rather than
quantity. We use an
exceptionally good
wrapper on our
Panatella. and II is
full 8 inches long.
Always uniform
in quality, fire e
drawing. fragrant
yet mild. the Pana-
tella is one of the
most popular OF the
Escanaba group.
We couldn't make IL
better and you
would not ask us
to- at the price.
This is the exact
size and shape.
Even the advertise
ment shows the
"class" in the ap-
pearance OF the
Panatella.
BY dealers every
where. &c; $500 for
box OF so.
Perfectly season
ed sigars, all coll
Ors, for box trade.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-28

frtibere StaatsiOmmifdr bel Der S6rfe.
Sch. Sbsr Resierunssrat Ebsobor
pempitenmader, 1T i'm alter bon ni4t
gang SO Subren seitorbsn. Der Ssr'
ftorbene, Der in Berlin am 18. DeSem'
Der 1858 9ebortu murOs, bat In usriGie'
benen 3weisen Der preusiidsn Se9ier'
uus uno. Der Berlinsr SermaItuns cine
Roae ssipisIt. Sm Sabre 1891 LIT er
Dirisent Der 8uuubtbsiluns bes PoliSet'
prdiioiums Berlin sspsien, 1894 uurbe
sr Ssrpultunssratb uub 1897 Staats'
tommifdr.
I Sn SeiOslbers 1T Der 70. @e'
bartstus oss sroseu @birurssu unb
Dojenten on Der bortiseu uniuerlitdt,
grOf. Sin3en3 @ssrnp, Oeiisn Stame
unb Perion aud In bea Ser. Staatsn
bsfannt finb. feftlid bssaussn mOrben.
Dem Subilar purbsn lsiteus Der Satul.
tat 9sioelbers unb anosrer &Orpsri6af.
ten anBsrOrosutlits @brunsen ,u tbeit.
Seine Tatsritabt Erautenau fat ibn Su
ihrsm @brenbiir9sr eruannt.
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Bon Aeter6bura.

- Sin Stammbalter bat Iih bel ben
@bsleutsn Dtidusl Bultsr BON PrescOtt
ausnue ein9eitellt.
-Serr uno 5ruu gilbert 8. BUT
pom SarriiOn guruue feiertsH am Sret'
tas 9lbsn6 ben %. Sabrsstus ibrer
8srmabIung uuf unSsnsbmits Beiie i'm
SreunOssfrstie.
- Sr6ulein 9lutoiuette Sersuiou,
beren bsuorftsbsnOs 8srmdbIung mil
Charles StDdsl uOu 0beslsr aueuut
fir ua6itsn WiOnut anSetiiuOiSt mar
1T am WiOntaS WiOrseu in Der BObu
uus ibrsr S6weftsr, 5ruu Carl Wt
ebert uOn Pius StraBs, i'm sIItsr uor
21 Sabrsn 9sitorbsu. Die 8siissunl
fano ssitern yiudmittas itutt.
- Die Burger BON Prescott Gusnul
min nI6sn, oaB Dor Der bsabli6tistei
PHuiteruns Der Strase uddftes 5rhb
iubr, bic scranton 9aailwub @Ompani
Elm OOppsltss @sIsiis OOrtfsIbit Isst, Ou
nit bic Strabs nidt ua& Der Pfuitsr
uus aufperifsu ipsrOsn muB. Diesbe
sasli&s Sitti&riffsn iinO isst im lin
lauf uuo wsrOsu Der StraBeubabl
@ompanis nntsrbrsitst nsrbsn.
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OieEelepbonnummer oesr Wo6snblutt
lift isst $500 (nsuss).

- 8illium 8. Pfuff ftrenste an
Sdmitus ssssn feline Satin Ssnnis si
ne @bsideiouuSstlase an, neil iis ibr
uerlaHen bat.
- Der friibere PbotO9rapb, Srit
9ummler, ipel6er eit ben letten Sab.
rem oas Srpheum Dun6slbiloer Ebsa'
ter on Sadamanna guenue betrieb, bal
am MOntas isiu Sutsrs1s in Osmislbsu
an 9usb 8. @uuns uub Paul 6. Sol'
gate usrfuuft.
- als Der 16 Sabre alts Better Po'
genus uon Wtiuerut StraBe ii6 am
WiOntas ROrsen auf Dem sBss 3ur
slrbsit in Dem Dtunuils BREEDER be-
fano, nobel er bic .. & 8. @elsiie be-
nutte, wurOs sr UOn siusm .3us setrof'
fen uno 10 idIimm usrlest, bas Ell
msbrere Stunben ipater i'm Staat
Soipitat ftarb. Sein Sddosl mar &c,
brodsn, Der linfe arm an Susi Stslleu
ssbroaen uno er aud innerli6 usrlest.
- yia@oem Der 2uftidiffer @aina
8. 8eefs fur cine sunie ISOLDE aui
siinitissres 8stter Sewurtst bate, Inn
sinen Slug uuh @arbonoale su unter.
nebmen, nobel er Die Ssrtbsiluns Der
SCRANTON Erutb" bsiorsen iollte,
muats er am Samitus Sia6mittas,
trosOsm bic Bitteruus nidt siinitis
mar, ben Slug, bsm tuuisuOs gerionen
i'm sunSen Ebul nit BEN srSstsn Snte.
rehe fOlsten.
- Der erlte nirflits S6neelturm
Der Saiion itellte iih irhb am Conn.
tag WtOrsen bier Elm unO bislt beinabC
ununterbrO6eu bis WiOntas an. Der
Sturm mar BON elmer unsew6buli6sr
yiatureri6eiuuns be9leitet, Senn es sut
i'm gerIuufe Oe1elbeu Slisitrdble uni
0Ounsr. Der S6nss mar elm iebl
nuiier unO isste iid iibsran feit, iOOuf
bic SOlse Elm allgemeiuer Suiummsn,
bru6 Der usridisoeuen Drabte mar
mas ui6t peuis lluunusbmlidfsitsr
bereitete.
- DireftOr Der Oiisutlibsu Cider
belt S'Wtulleg ernanute am Sreita[
ie6iebn Seusrnebrlsute, oarunter fol
senNe Oeutide: SObu 9isif pom Sf
@lm Strase, Senrp 8sbsr BON Oil
DaIbin9tOn Guenue, @sOrss S8nrnf
pom 8sit SibiOn Strabs, @eurse g
Sartmann BON SidOrb StrnBs. Gu
1. De3smbsr iolIsn msbrers ueus Ssusr
webrquartiere er0ffnet unb bic brei neu
en- 5suermsbr automobils In DisnIt &C
felt wsroen, iuOOura usridisbsns Gsu
berunssu uUthis semudt psrOsn.
I'd. 9aisnpfsffsr isOen DouusritaI
unO SamitaS Nbeub In Ssnrp Dorm,
Rsitauraut, 213 Psnn gueuus.
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: gaftur SOi.ph 8. Ob,Il srflarts

- Paftor Soispb 8. SOsu erftdrtG
am Wiontae abeub ietuen SOllesen In
Der SdulbsbOras isinsn Pluu, um tiuc
ftdOtii4s @olleSs Oabisr Su sriinbsu.
Seiue ausltsuussn erresten allseHist'
mes Sutsrsfe uuO uurben sulest beui
9omits fiir @rIisbuHS 3ur @rwdsuus
iibsrpisien.
- Sobu Wtspsr BON OtapuOno
Court, Der testsu Wontas ben auselo
RinO pen gBiItss Barre i'm SlOnbpfs
9Otsl burd cine 8uselpunOs usrlsste,
uurOs am DienftuS 3u Elm Subr @e.
fdusniB usrurtbsilt unb aud ansswie'
isu- bic StaOt su u.rlaiien, iObulO isin
9aftstermin abSslaufen LIT.
Das am Di.nftas gbsnb bonn
Scranton Sieoerfran5 ubgsbaltene
Danfiu9uuSs @Onjert bate untsr Dem
uuanssnebmen Bsttsr 3u l,iOen, Osnn
oisies bseintrdhtiste ben Beiud, mas
aber oas RrOsram anbetrifit, 10 mar
oisiee Gin uorjaslidss. Der Widnner.
dor oes Bsreins tru9 pier 2ieoer Dor.
Uel6e bepisien, OaB er unter 3situus
uOn PrOf. Pbilips nur bas Bette ers
ftrebt uuo aud erreidt pirO iis nur.
ben alle bier fein Sesebsn. 5rau SObn
3. Sbepbsrb, SOprun, bsiist cine ses
iAulte uno fraftiSe Stimme. melde bel
ibren Sortrdssn Sur uOllitsn @sltuns
fam uno TO gut sefisl, oaB bic Dame
our6 ben aubultsnOen 8eiful se,wuu,
gen murbe, ieoesmul elm jpsiteS 9isb
Su sebsn. Serr EbeOOOr Y. 8uuid.
mann, 5lOte, 1T elm wirflider Wsiiter
auf ieinsm Suitrument, mas isin Sor.
tra9 Sur @eniise beUies I; er muBte
aud gum sipeiten Wtal auftrstsu, UNI
ben Yeifull gu befrisOissn. Sin FOttss
Euu,trdu,den fOlSts Oem @On3ert unO
bsidlOB ben iaOusn abenO In anSs'
nebmer 8siis.
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Rpro Scrantcn.

- antbOnD SuOatus uOn 2bsobor
Struse, bem msbrsrs Gage Suuor in Del
gBeit TiOss 3eae Oas Thdsrut usrlest
wurOs, uls iid elm Dsdenful ereisnsts
1T am SOnuta9 WtOrSen Der Ssrlesune
erlesen.
- Der 90 Sabre ulte Dalil @oult
ftiirjte am Sonntas absno In ieinel
0obnuns an Dorfman StraBe eint
Erspps biuab uuO srbislt sinsu S9dbel'
brua. Wian ihaffte ibu CUR 8sbuuo'
lung mad Dem Staut SOipital.
= Rup Softer uOn Part Bluce MUIR
be frab 5rsitus WiorSen entlans ben
eadawunua @slsiisH Dor Der Us. B,
Scranton BObnuuS NIT Der rsatsu
SunO idlimm 3crOriidt aufssfuuosu,
tonnts absr nidt srilaren, mie er usr'
lest nurSe. @r mar betruufsn uuS
ialisf CUR 3sit.
- 8tlliam Ebumus, AZ Sabre alt
uuo on Ebeooors StraBe ipobnbaft, fisl
um Sumitas BON Der Seranoa oss So'
tel Baloorf an Der @de uon POplar
StruBe uub @upOuie ausuus uuO trus
einen S9dbslbru9 bauon. Dtan bate
wsnis SOffnuus, benz Ssrlesten Ous
2eben 3u erbalten.
= S8illium ainssp bon bisiem StaOt'
tbsil unO GbOmus Scott uOn TbrOop
wurOsn am Disnitas gtadmittas in
Der Pancouit 3ehe 3u Ebroop idlimm
uerbrannt, oils cine @userplofOu er'
folste. Wtun bsfirdtst. oaB Sinssb's
Serlesansen fatal uerlaufsu werosn,
aber Scott pirb iid nieber srbolsu.
Der 2iGbrise EbOmus 8elansfp
uOn DorOtbD Strabe rannte um DOns
nsritaS SOrmittuS nm eiusn brsnusu'
ben Sebridtbaufsu berum, bic sr 3u
nubs trut unO feline SleiOuns BON ben
5lammsn srsriffen puroe, babel 8raub'
pnnbsu srbaltsnO, Die um slsidsu giud'
mittus I'M Staut Soipital isiusu Cob
CUR Solss buttsn. Die Dtutter srbielt
bic Sdnoe usrbrannt, als iis bic Slam'
men l6I9en tpOllts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-28

Der 76 Sabre alte @briitopber
8edsr bon Maiters StraBs, pel6sr
am Wiittwod Iuuor siusn SddOslbrud
unb unosre Ssrlssunseu srbislt, als
ibu elm StraBsnbabnwassu traf, 1T
am DOnusritas ytudt i'm WOiss Eap'
Tor 9oipital ben Serlesunssn erlsssn.
Die 8stiesuus bes Ssrunsliidtsn sr.
fOlste SOnntas yiudmittas i'm Dun'
more Srisbbof, nobel Buitor Us. u.
giorbt ben Eraueroisnit Ieitste.
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Gin rSdilerfdIidjer".
1etsise sineH idAUHHebGftsa eaHbd In HatAss
ahmtsH saubinritteu hss pt@tsrR

@ie ned!e Manuifripte- SdiIlers
bergeitellt per6en, 6apon bat einmal
Die Dor etutgen Nonaten oeritorbene
@uteIin S6ilers, Sreifrou RatbiIoe
b. S4iler. bic aIs Ieste ben Ramen
bes Dtdters trus, foIeenbe8 era6bIt:
Sn ben fitnf;iger Sobren bes oori.
gen Sobrbun6erts bate elm finbiger
arditeft, ber in Der Na6abmllne bon
$anbidriften elm eroBes Saleut be"
fnb, eerube3u eine Gutoerupbenfabrif
bon S6iIIer.Wanuifripten angeIegt,
oie fdon 0anaIs 1u iebr boben 8rei-
fen Oerfuuft ipurben. Seine 8egabung,
frerrbe Sanbidriften nafsuabupal,
mar 6erartig, bnb ieIbft grobe aenner
in6 Sdiuer-Sorfher burb ibn ee-
tauidt purben. @r beritano es babel
uidt MIR, bie S6rtf5iise oes 8ih-
ters dlIfs tGuihenbite noh5uabmen.
fonoern er bntte aud anbere 56II6er-
Grids 5ur anpenbung 9ebradt. gr
beihaffte itd cine Dfenge pergiIbtes
9npier unb iteIlte IeIbit eine Sinte
ber, bie bInBgelb erffien ur6 bos
Gusieben zines groBen aIters bate.
@r bate in5tpiihen aber ihon 4t6
tells iebr umfansreihe Saliififate
bergefteIlt, bon benen ioear bic to.
uigIi9e &bIiotbet Su Berlin einige
er1porben batte. Glh Die Soflter
bes 9i6ters, bic Sreifrou b. @Iei.
den, bate fir ilneef6br 5000 Norf
aleeblif,e Ranuffripte ibre8 8aters
bon bem SGIider areetGift Snte-
reiiant 1T, boB Der 9etriieer cud Die
9reiftigteit batte, eieene bidteriide |
Wahtperfe als iupbefar1tte SIgenb-
orbeit Sdiners ou ~entbeden" urb
aif bergiIbtem Popter nit alter Sinte
bersufteIIen imb tu berfaufen. 50
tuiirbe i'm Sabre 1854 biir erobteil
Greubs aIIer Sdiaerfori6er Elm fIei.
mes Gpos Die @rdfiunen" ertbedt,
bas bon Sd)iller iogor in i9tpGbii6em
8taIett bergefteIlt ietn fo1te @s foIg.
ten ban1nIs Iangatmige geIebrte Gb.
baubIungen ifber biefe @ntbedirrg, ber
iibriaenS boGo etrige neue 8erte, tpie
;, @ebihte aus 8eimnr" irr16 eine Dor.
gefbifte Der ~8rait bon WeHiua"
foIgten. @nbIi6 erreidte BEN Sal.
Ifer iein S6idiaI unS er tpuroe auf
mebrere Sabre ms @efdnenis &C.
itedt.
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- Die nsusrwdbltsn Bsamtsn Der
Barber Union wurOsu Disuifas gbsnO
nis folst inftullirt: Brdiioent, @6parb
R. Babr; 8i;e Prdfosut, Wtartin
Dus9an; 3orr. Setretar, Soiepb
S4ramm /; SiuauS Seiretdr, &. s..
Bentleg.
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Gum gerfaui ubsr gsrmi,th,u.

Gin is6s 3immtr WObnbdus unb ,tpd 2ets
etIfetu Rc. 1899 Gin Straet, fine au ptrlau.
zen Detr ptrmtsibsn unitr aiinffiasn 9eeina.
unssn. Wan rtunbist Tt in 80 8O5 StoHt
Npsnus. 49,3
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SenrD SOrm's
Neitamr0nt,
2l3 Yeaa 9lbe., Scranton, ga.

aubn BEN btRtn @strGuftn uns GisdIuu
pnbtn aud bic In elmer purjiisIi&tu btuti6su
stii&t jubtrtittttn Sptiitn auf 8ulanstn isr.
pirt, unb jpar ~ lsbr mabissn prditn.
aaufmanns Ritiassluu6 idslit 20 Gents.
Ssben Samifag Abtnb tparmer eun&-S1pi
fuE&tI, Beef Ia MOet. SaltnpftTtr, etc., NIT
Sautriraut rbtr RartpHtIlalat.
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Albert Mincle, of Tony, was in
town Monday.
Arthur Wilmot went to Philips
Monday to attend the Seventeenth
annual ball of the fireman at that
place.
The Misses Lillian and Agnes
Haasl, who have been attending the
summer normal at Stevens Point, ar
rived home Sunday morning.
d. F. Clark, the Minneapolis lum-
herman, and vice-president of the
State Bank Of Ladysmith, transacted
business in this city the first of the
week.
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Amount to be paid 60c per folio for
first week and 35c per folio for each
succeeding week, by w. H. Noyes,
of Winter, Sawyer county, Wis.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Voters of Rusk and Sawyer
Counties:
| have decided to come before you
as a candidate for the office OF
Assemblyman on the Republican
ticket, and cordially solicit your
support at the Primary election on
Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1912.
The only promise | can or will
make is, l will to the best of my
ability work and vote for such leg
islation as will be for the best in
terests of my constituents.
w. H. MOVES.
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(The following announcement of the
undersigned is to be paid for by
him at the rate of 50 cents per
folio for first insertion and 35
cents per folio for each subsequent
insertion.)
For County Treasurer
/ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nom
ination for the office of County
Treasurer. at the September primar-
les.
Dated June %, 1912.
O. A. SERGENT,
Bruce, Wis.
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(The following announcement of the
undersigned is to be paid for by
him at the rate of SO cents per
folio for first insertion and 80
cents per folio for each subsequent
lnsertiOn.)
For County Surveyor
l hereby announce that | am can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton for County Surveyor of Rusk
county, at the coming September
primary.
WARREN MOORE.
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insertiOn)
Announcement
l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nom
nation for the office of sheriff of
Rusk county, at the September pri-
maries.
Dated, May IA, 1912
o. H. McNALLY.
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undersigned is to be paid for by
him at the rate of so cents per
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cents per folio for each subsequent
insertion.)
For Clerk of Court
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
the office of Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Rusk County, subject to
the action of the voters at the Sep
TENDER primaries. H. o. BYE.
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(The following announcement, writ
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smith, Wisconsin, is to be paid for
by him so cents per folio for first in
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Announcement
l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for nomination for Regis
ter Of Deeds OF Rusk County, sub
ject to the decision of the Repub-
lican Primary to be held in Sep
TENDER, 1912.
J. A. MICHAELSON,
Ladysmith, Wisconsin.
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EOS Ladysmith Wis
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Wis, and paid for by him at the
rate of 6O cents per folio for first
insertion and 50 cents per folio for
each subsequent insertion. Total
amount paid $3.40.)
l hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Republican nomina"
ton for County Clerk, subject to the
will of the voters at the primary cleo
ton, Sept. 3, 1912.
F. Z. MUNROE.