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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21
For United States Senate

/ hereby announce myself candj.
date for the United States senate
subject 10 the rules Of the Democrats
party. Your support and inaua,.a
VIII Re appreciated. y. B. DIAL.
LaurenS $. {.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

hereaby announce that I am q
candidate for the office Of Coroner Of
sumter County. subject to the actio,
OF the Democratic primary.
D. w. OWENS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

am q candidate for Reelection e
the House Of Representatives ,ubjscs
70 the rules OF the Democratic Pr,-
mary. r. r Rrrsrp
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21
For House OF Representative.

hereby announce that am
candidate for Reelection to the House
OF Representatives, subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democratic Primary.
GEO. w. DICK.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

hereby announce myself a candi a..
GATE Tor the House Of Representative
from Sumter County. pledging myself
to abide by the result of the Demo.
cratic Primary. r, ID. EPPS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21
For Clerk OF Coure

hereby announce myself a .ano
GATE Tor Reelection to the office q
Clerk Of Cour. Tor Sumter Conn,
subject to the rules Of the Dem n
cratic party. LII pARROrr
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21
For Solicitor

announce myself a candidate for
the office OF Solicitor for the Third
JUDICIAL Circuit. subject to the rules
Of the Democratic Primary.
THOS. II. TATUM.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

Inc name OF H. L. Scarborough I
presented as a candidate for Clerk o
Court for Sumter County in the CO "a
ing Democratic primary election.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

hereby announce myself a can
GATE for Clerk Of Court OF Sum a
county. subject to the action of ~
Democratic primary.
JOHN r. SIIMTuu
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

hereby offer myself as a candidate
ior the office Of Sheriff Of Sumter
county, subject to the rules OF tn.
Democratic party.
J. X. BRADFORD.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

What need had Eve Of new dresses
with nobody to envy them News
and Courier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Aug. 10.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

MANY VOTERS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-21

J. X. BRADFORD.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17
JACKSON AGAIN IN
ROW WITH NJ KEE.
Georgia Republican Boss BIZ
terIy Opposes Reappointment
of Atlanta Postmaster. /

The ancient enrntty, recently intent~
sifed, between Collector Of Internal
Revenue Henry s. Jackson and Posi-
master Hugh Mckee, Of Atlanta, has
broken out anew, and It now looks as II
there must be a show down" and a
determination OF who's who" in Geor-
GA Republican circles, regular and
anti-"Buu Moose"
As national committeeman and n.
rect representative Of President Taft in
Georgia. Mr.. Jackson has been sup
posed to be the man behind the big
stick, and the court of ultimate appeal
in the state.
. In his capacity OF party leader In
Georgia, Jackson has opposed the re-
appointment Of Postmaster Mckee
Postmaster Mckee and Postmaster
General Hitchcock are warm friends
and largely because Of Mr.. McKee's ex-
celent administration, as Hitchcock
sees it, of the Atlanta postodice.
Hitchcock is reported to have SAID
that Mckee shall be reappointed, de-
spite all the Jacksons in Georgia.
Not only that, but c. D. Hilles. ma
tioual manager OF the Taft campaign.
apparently has taken a sideswipe at
jackson i'm writing To- Would-be POST
master of Dublin Clark Grter. wishing
him mighty well and expressing de-
sire to see him achieve his ambition,
despite the fact that he had heard
jackson was oppos,ug his appoinJment
Grier was one of the boiling Taftites
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17
GEORGIA FRUITS
G0NE;PR|CESUP
California Pears, Grapes, and
PIumS Reach Local Market.
No Change in Meats.

Other produce than that familiar to
frequenters Of Atlantas market section
IS now being spread on display counters
and is causing housekeepers' to draw
more heavily on their grocery sums.
California fruits have appeared, taxi
ing the place of the Georgia product,
and the prices are materially advanced.
But few cars of the Western fruits
have reached Atlanta. The dealers,
finding the demand good, are selling
a dozen pears for 40 cents, A basket of
grapes for so cents or a dozen Jap
anesc pIums for 20 cents.
Since the Georgia fruits began to dis
appear from city markets a few days
ago the demand for that of the West
has grown, and today, with little Of the
home grown produce on hand, the deal
ers are rapidly stocking with the high
or priced kind.
The many varieties of vegetables
handled by local produce merchants
\ have remained generally at the figures
of a week ago Though the supply in
some cases has decreased, the demand
also has fallen
This has been probably the first week
~ the year that some change in the
retail prices Of meats has not been felt
Cuts steaks and chops today are at tbs
same figure 8 they We're Monday morn
ing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17
SUBURB NOW OVERRUN
BY SNAKES AND OWLS

CINCINNATI OHIO. Aug. H.
Countless numbers of snakes and owls
have infested Hose Hin, I'm Avondale,
Ciuriuuaiis most exclusive suburb.
Women fear tu venture outdoors.
SDrnech owls in countless numbers have
made their abode iu this exclusive rau
# Mn, city, Boy, are killing the pests
by hundreds.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17

raolfole Ioriparsminilter, r6talte /
ct Joreorag fornplig at Morge n1oQ
bringe lit Torlpor poa Iooe og ofre,
bpa0 Ser til frppes.
Jaren er t9rre MI en6 1905.
@enerofer paapegeoe Sen Gpentua.
litet, at 5perrig og george til beq=
ges Sfaoe en- enroppilf &onflift
tl111oe blipe trlfne til bper lin Sioe,
og on6efaleoe ct Joriporgforbuno
l11eo Dann1arf ion1 Sreoiemano-
S1l1umn1en CT bi itrrfe:: Som Sc
ttngelle bpr iGttes, at Ser life ion1=
ttoig lfol bore noget SSor6l1n6 me6
nogen on0en Magt. 9(f @rigsbilto=
rin for 100 gar iioel buroe III lure,
at bet goor golt, 11aor hi ltoar moo
btnaloenL og at Set ligele0es gaar
gait, noor Silfgl6et 1fal belten1lne.
bnts Mogter / europa man lfo(
ltette Jig til. 90 Sperrig ltillcoe
Zig moo. Napoleon og 9eorge-Gou=
mart 6lep 6rebne oper pao MopoIe-
ons SIDE, bleb Set til 5fooe for
olle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17
Knngrt1 rr hnh d.

Sra 8omburg in0(pb S115bag SEN
Is. yiai fplgenOe telegrafiifc Eres
lemeooelelie. Song sSre0erif
8. Soc al Oanmort onfp III
igoar til s. nj burgerb Q
@o4el % osoe / 2bbet al
Natten.
Oct oil mooite cri1,brcs al Sc fle=
ite 8lobl9lere, at Gongen bar me-
get lpg DSnrts MoancD, oq at
man alorig oPlplte ON, bpori 5pg=
bonnen beitob, n0ober at Sen BE-
epnote neo ct pll1oieli9t Sloebefin=
benbe unoer el1 5paoieretlr 9ig=
benbapns @aSer.
S 8e9pnoetien at slpril bebreoes
Dog Gatienten,' unoer fpn0ia 2eeebe=
ban6Iing, laa ban Trllesifob meo
9ronningen ?g noglc al @en1ene
oen lite 9lprtl tiltroa6te en l1be1t-
lanoSreiie, treD 8interfl1rltc0et Ga1,
&emo @enuabugten ion MaaI.
Gette to9 'nQn iom ct ret tn:
aeliet @epis .'ao, at aonacns Sci.
breostilltanb en6nu life par til.
frcbsltillenoe, 'men Scr inblpb ooq
life noaen fqrl1roligenoe @leooelel=
ier fra 9onge!1s 2iplegc, Or. @loc9,
iom bar mes poo Rejlen.
Sbenitaoenbc plrblclige Gerge.
bllbifab fommer berfor ion1 ct 2pn
fra flar &imntel.
Song 5re6erif blep fpot sen 3
sl1ni 1843 og formalet mes @ron,
priniesie 2ouila al Speriee ser
%. ssuIi 1869. Dronningen er
Mar pngre ems sen af6g6e aonge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17

| lDenlfe Yrinlesle fpn / 9ciiooellc al
en- uDprc Gripotforlnl1c, fltnoe bo11
|forbolbspiS let pleje 0ennc ro5oproi=
! &c Silhpieligbc0.
Erins Gbriltinn pnr ar o II
| p t Sreg gent unocr. lSaoere1s
l16enlonosrejic, og blcp loroobt til
&onge Snsbag Gftern1iooog.
Senerc Mcbbclclicr
gaor no poo, at Song Treoerif,
iom reilte illeognito, bar gooet 10
eipilflrOt 5ir5bug 9lften 81. 10 fpr
cit fort Spaoieretur, fpr bon git til
&o. timber be11ne bar ban foaet
ct SlagtilfGl0e og 6lep al Ell Eoliti=
betient len0t er1 9(n1bnlance til ct
Soipttol, bpor ban fort eftcr lto=
aonoe0e, l16en at nu9en pi6 ute, bpen1
ban bar. Sprlt oa man hlen trng=
/ feltge paa @otellet oper bans l1oc=
blibe,1, ollornerebes bclc Sonrburg
Boliti, og efter cit Gel. Sbge,1 fan0t
man bam pao @apneboipitalet -
men ga baD0e Monorfc11 brrct 6eo
Il flcrc elmer.
&pngcfa,nilien fprn ira 9ii35u og
bar pao @jenlrejlc. Get por 2ip=
legens Me0lelnmerne al &ongefa=
i1nilien / SdlgetS og &onaens cgen
|Spfottelie, at ban bar fuloltu116io
belbreoet, oa inaen onebe, at oer
bar nogel1 Sore paafrrbc urb al
llaoe fam ipabierc ole1c uo Ell Sllr
- nogct Song Jreocrif olti0 bar
|pn6et.
6orbereoeller cr at gjort for al
bringe aongel1s Sig til Donmorf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17

e COR S 2'prh 4 Sp1uer, HrinS
@briltial1, iom nu / nislc Gage,
42 slor gamnlel, bliper Song @bri=
ltton hcn 10bc (giit nleo Yrilrlcsie
Mlero10rine al Wiccflenburg= cb>pe=
rinD; Song @aofon Ocn 70c al Nor=
&c (fpot Erins GarD, ion1t Yrin=
ier1e 9orelo og @ultou. 0ptrene
er 9ouilc. (oer Opoe lon 5prltin0e
al Scbounbrrg=9ippe ior nogle
Mor iiocn), S11geborA iom CT gift
me0 Yril1S Garl al Sperige, og
Eri11lcslcr11e Sbpro og 0ognar,
lom bar meo pao ISaOcrcns ii6ite
&ejle.
Song Sre0crif bar rneget ofbolm
al oe11 inpne oal1ife 8cfolfning, og
Ser er ll0en 5pipl 5org 0an=
mari npcr, at bons Megicringstio
bleb lan fort.
Ghriltiol1 sen Soc oe0e jp fgrlt
Sen 20. Som,or 1906, IS Mor go1n=
mel, lua. Song 5reoerif far fin,
herct 2onge i li6t ober 6 9lor.
Com lu1g aHano loo bon lin
nRltGloite 9rober blipe aonge /
@rGfenlano (1S63), og bans eger
neItrlolte Sen, Garl, blcp oglao
Gonge fer ian lclp blcp Set, onen0
Set fun bar ct 9Sor .Mooncocr poo
at gigre.
Song Trcoerit bar storn1eiter al
9a1lmarfs lrin1urere og bapbc pel
Gib og 2eiliabeb inbtaaet f(cre on
ore lebel16e Stilli11gcr set banIfe
Somf1no, nbe11for StiHingcn ION
&ronprins og ienere @onge. @on
par meget filantropiif anIogt, uq
6a ban be6 GormGlingen mes Ded
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17

Den lpcnifc Notwithstanding
bar MI in0ian1let ct 8eIgb pqo ca.
1415 D1ill. Rr.
Ss9ang paa &ol9a far anrettet
ltor 5fa6e / Garotob. 16 Gfibe er
orepet pao 9an0. Monge W1e,1ne=
lfer er o111fon1met unoer Iorleq paa
at lette oper SSlooen.
nScn norife Setler" er gfapnct
paa ct npt norif 8loo, lom ct Be-
9pnot at u6fomne @innipeq meo
2ars 9iljan og @inor 8erqe jon1
&e6oftto11.
Gen fineiiife Gnfefederinoe pil
I'LL, oa &ejierfomilien ct blepeu
~penltoneret", us at ie Jig on / Ser
ben. &ejierin6en er ofreiit til gnq=
Ian6.
0ronntng Maub far ifientet 100
@uineaer til Gon6et for Sc @fter=
laote efter 0e beo uf9itunic" zsaoto-
itrofen ornfomne Herioner.
Se @ranater, bbormeo Stalie-
nerne 5eifie6 6orter1e beo Dar6o=
nellerne, bar merfeoe vSripolis
1910" Dette ipnes at tp6e paa,
at ssytalienerne for forbere6t gfs-
peoittonen til Gripolis iioen 1910.
Scnpco 200 Menncifer al Splf-
lonos finelte @anoelsreijen6efore-
ming vgerban6 reiienber &anfreute
Selttscblanos" foretager / 9age11e
ira Sen 20. til Sen 20. Mai en- lto-
flugt til &iebenbapn og georoljpl=
lan0.
Huber cit Sloebrano Magoe=
burg blep s 8ra11omeno begrapeoe
nnoer &ninerne al en- Mlrr, ser itpr-
teoe lalnnen. Da Mnrreiter11e fjer,
neoeS, bite bet fig, at 3 al 8rano-
mgnoene bar 6r9bte, og at Sc Do
|rige bar baar6t iaareoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17

&jebcnDopn ocn t6. Mal. =
Song 5reoerifs Sig lfal ligge pac
Earaoe &riltianSborgs Slots
firfe, bpor @lu1oreocpis al &ronl(
ollereoc CT ol1fou1net.
@egropclien pil ti,1oe 5te0 Ser
"a. Mai 9osfil0e 9omfirfe, bpol
Sc fleltc ar16re oo11lfe &onger oQ
, Ironlinger er begroDct.
&ipbenbopns 5beatre og 6orlp.
ltelies gtablisicn1eltcr al alle Slogs
er l1lffcbc / tire Gage og ollie @pg.
11i1tgcrS iSoca0er CT 0roperet mel
5ort. sllle Stag er poo bo1r
; Malt pg o1lc 2ol1oets &irfef(offer
ringer.
Gen Is. 9roi. ST. 3 gfterrniooaa
fren1ltoo &onieilsprnii6ent 8erent-
len poa 9felibenspal9ets Mltan oq
forfpnote, at Sreoerif 6en 86e bor
6pb, iomt l1oroobte bans @6n oq
Sronfplacr, &rils Gbriltion, til &on:
&c = Gbril ltian 0cn 106e = ian1
pnifeoe boln CIT lang &egjeringstio
smaliclrboN Globs bar fort al
Mcrnclfer og SrGngielen nor iao
itor, at mango font tilifooe eIler BE-
ipimeoe.
Song Gbriitian lteg fre1m / @ene:
rolsuniform oa bpl6t EN- fort Sale
bpori 6on ipccielt omtalte ii,1 afog6f
6ooers mango fortrpffelige @genifa
Ifaber og fre1nbol0t &anifeligbe6e1
be0 at in0tage bans Ela6s paa ct
bGroig Mao6e.
! u@lto aipe mig gtprfe til pot
rette Nloooe at rcgjere nit fier'
gan1le .sSeorclanb set Ienge Ie
Ibe!" bor bans Sll1t11ingsor6.
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1anlannrt.
9tprbmrno bDloc. slmmnbjcm.

9torbmrnb bDloe: slmmoicn.
Sra Sobalnesburg / Iranspool
lfripes til ct l1orif 8lab, at Sen nor
ife 6pre11ing Ser, u9for0fap", feire
Sc 9lmlunoiens @robring al 6pbpo=
len pua u0ranO 9iotiol1ol >3otel" /"
meo Ell .itor Mi0oog. Ger 0cltog
s26os @errer 90 Gamer og oe11 1ror=
ife apui1ll s. s. 6. @ittleioll
.prulioereoe Slo1lot Sc 5illte0epp=
renoe bar forl10en 6prenil1gel1s 5tp=
re @orglnelteren, Den franlfe aonlul
ben ipenlfe &onlul III. II. Set CT
Sen ltprite norife Jelt ionl til 0oto
CT bolot al 9orife i 5poofrifo 1ne0
@enipn til Gilillttning fra eneelif
Gi6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17
&C plpmpiffe 2eac.

&c olplnpilfe 2ege ofbolbes
Stocfbolm Siben fra 80. sSuni ii
i22. Snli s. M. 5on1 befjenot al
|bol6es 6isie internationole 5ports
felter bbert 4. 9lar / forlfiel(igt
2an6es @obe6lteber. Siblt foregi1
6e / 2on6on.
2ege11e, JONI ofboloes Set pcrnlo
nente Gta6ion, ser Tan rl111lne 25,:
1000 Eilifl1ere, biI omfotte Sppis.
ninger olle Sports= og essorpts
creme og bil ,iiffert orage en- ito,
Meng6e u6enlan0ife G1triiter I'll
|@tocfboIm.
&t6efonfl1rrencerne afboloes / Ga
gene fra 13-17. Suli. allr
@entlemenrpttere fon beloge. SCI
|no1Gttes forifiellige Me6oiller lom
@an6repren1ter fra &ejier @ilbelm
&eiier 6ran5 sSoiepb, Song gicto,
emanuel 0. II. a. Ser ofbol6es 81
"a. ct fornbineret 9titonce= oq Ser
rarri0t oper 55 &m, JOINT Yremic
fpringning. stnmel6eliesfriiten lis
1bber ben l. Srni.
Sc tre norbiifc 2anbes Toripar.
General 9otp5otp, Sen ti6liger
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17
Mpffcitcnen.

9icOens oet fprlifres, at Sen tcf
nilfc &pmmisiion, Ser por neolo1
til Set Tormaal at ltn0erigge, bpor
bi6t Set bar mu1igt at onbringe &of
feltenen paa iin tioligere Flo0s
ifal bope afgipet en @etpl1fl1ing
tfglge bpilfet bette maotte onlcS fol
1lgiprligt, goar en- anben Me00clcl
lie u0 poo, at Ell Sr. 9. Golt bal
ienbt Winilteren for offentlige glr.
bei0er ct Silbub pao at on6ring(
Stene1L og Set tillne0 / ocns tio:
ligere rofenoe 5ill lltono.
San moa io opg laole0cs onie oe1
for ml,ligt.
iSro 1on6il, s(rgentina, bprer pi
forrelten, at Ser CT Stennning for
at ltille 6tene11 op lom ct Minoes=
mGrfe pao @Dens Sorb.
Set ifuloe life nn6rc os, on
oette iibite 6lep Set enbelige &eiul=
tat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17
9fnngenbe &urraraob beiporeoe
een npe aonges 9iltrGoellestale.

| UuHUtNUe QuIIuIuuu UtlUuItuS
Sen npe aonges 9iltreoellestole.
Song @briltian og Dronning
aleran6rine n1eo 6eres to 5pnnel
maatte @ang paa Gong frem poo
elltanen og bille Sen pelpillige SOL
fcmGng0e, bbiS Bifal65raab lD11tes
lat bore ulta110ielige. Dette inlpirc=
renoe Sptrir1 1nibt / Gorgen enbte
|neo slflpn9elien af u@ong Gbriltion
ito6 beo bpien ~MfaH" al bele Jor-
|iamlingen.
Sssoog ofgaar Song 6reocrits 2ie
mco Specieltog fra Gambora til
Srobenliinoe. Gerfro meo aonge=
lfibet uGannebrog" til &jpbenbopn,
fnlgt al ct oanif &rigsifi6.
Get bar Ell bo6oe n1rrfclig p9
Iprgelig 9lflllltnina Song 6rcoerifs
ellcrs loa ruligc 2ip fif.
Get mc0beles MI, at &ongen bou~
sc prret 0agen6eefs herpmte Sir
fl1s mes fine tre 9pr11 ont Gftern1i0-
6agen at Set bar poo Sen befjc11btc
jNllter Eromel1a0e / @aln6org pm
Gftcnen, at 2ongen fif Slagtilf9l6e
log at ban forlegte at fortrlle sen
|tilile1tbe 8etient, bpor bol1 boe0e,
Imen benne forlto6 bon1 life og los
Mmbulancen fal0e S 0erne 9(rtto=
n1obil= =9ln1bnlonce 0p0e lao &onac,'
poo &eien til Spn1on0sboipitolet,
Ibbor Don blep benlagt / 2igltl,en
|famnlen ,11eb s onore Sig, og Iaa
Ser monge Siu1er ir0el1 Set blep
opflaret, bDem ban bar. San baD6e
(intetlonbellt poa itn Herion, lon1
aab minoite 9lntponing al bbem
ban bar.
| &pngel1s Sjencr por Sen fgrjte,
|fon o1e0e llraao, og 6an tilfolbte
ll!&Ilan1bllrgerbot @otelletS 9eltprer,
Eion1 ltrafs. leuote 6oreipbralel til.
gel1tralpolitiitationelt: 9o zpor al.
p Snsoag 9forgen. al. 3 fan6t
9solitiet efter en- 0el forgiGpcs 81:
[gen, / 5jenerenS 1Splgelfob, ltn0erz
refining lom lc0te Sem poo Set ret
|tc Spor. 0ien oo Sc fpn til 6plpi=
toilet, blep Sc fgrlt nGgtet 9(ogann
i0et uon 1u,ol{og fig meo, at Ser
f,n ncr slogong mellem Ii og 3 ON
|Gagen 0a oereS rette sgrer0e
op1bltes, blep Sc hog ltrofs inolobt
fog blan0t be 8 Sig gienfjel,ote &on=
gcns Ijener Itrafs i'm of090e @erre.
&riltionia Sen 16. Maj. .9a
Set rDgteoes og befrnfte6es, at Song
@oofons 6ooer, &ongen al Gait
mari, bar oe0, fal0t alle Stag paa
|ba1p Molt, og 5ergeoraperier blcb
Il 2ebet al 0ogen ipnlige ooer itore
|0ele al 8bel, neutrality-suspicious.
ten bolot cit Min6etole / 5tortinget
og n0tnlte Set norlfe 6olfs @pn1po=
tbi nteb 0onn1orf Sabet al bcrcs
|folfefjere @onge. Niiniitre, Giplo=
mater og mango anore inofanot Jig
Ibos Song @aafon pao Slottet pa
fon6olereoe. @ofiprge11 nil bare i
Il tire Moo1e6er.
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6thatt Nyt,

Stoctboln, Is. @laj. 5oeriges
itore 0igter, Soban Mugult @trin0=
Berg, ofgif igaor beo 0eoen al
&r9ft eiter ct langt og lmerteflrlot
@Dgeleje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17
9eatnrens ;yruatbarbeo .

VulNttHs YlHylUHlUtU. TOO
Tom Ser I'll slultralien 6 &ger, Z
@efe % 20 Soar. Sra Sem itanr=
mer set ltbDre slntal, lom MI fin
6es;; Sc Z @eite ct blebet til bolb=
anoen Million, Sc 80 Soar til y
Millioner og Sc 6 @eer til 81a
Million.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17

9iem Cleans, Is. Moj. So mo-
ifereoe Mnn0 ubolot op" 9eelp Or
Ieans=9eetp Dorf 2in1iteo Grain No.
2, nor0gaoenoe, 8 0iil fra 6atties=
burg, @iisi., fort efter Mi0not, me-
6ens Soget bol0t Deo en- Ban6ten=
be. &eberne ipre11gte Eengeifobet
/ @rpreisbogne1l itja1 $4,000 og
foripon6t tilbeit / nor6eitlig @et=
ming. Sc forlegte life poa at be-
rebe Easlagerer11e..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17

Set bar lite noget at iige, bpor-
Joan man er fp6t, men Set bar uer-
ii6elig meaet at iige, bborleoes man
I6sr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-17
Sproe1r r,tnot.

Den ipcnifc Notwithstanding
bar MI inolamlet ct 8eleb paa ca.
1415 Mill. @r.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-07-30
YOUNG PIUTE BADLY
BEATEN WITH BOTTLE

Yourt Sou, a young Piute who
works for Superintendent Akin of the
Water & Light Co. was badly beaten
with a bottle or some other instru-
ment the other night. He was found
the next afternoon under wagon
back of the Summerfeld-Pe Pearce barn,
unconscious, in a pool of blood and
the flies swarming over him. He was
removed to the county hospital. where
his wounds were dressed and he is
now reported to be rapidly recover
ing Justice Dunn called to secure
IA statement from him. but he was
unable to make one at that time.
His head was frightfully bruised
and cut and one cut on his face ex-
tended from his eye to his mouth and
his nose was split open. He could
give no account of how 1t happened.
The wounds appeared to have been
made with a broken beer bottle. 1T
is believed to have been the result of
a drunken quarrel between Sou and
two white men over two squaws.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-07-30
KANSAS CITY MAN TO
LOCATE AT WILLOW POINT

Charles T. Lewis of Kansas City +
a late arrival and will go to Willov
Point, whore he had previously
Gated land, and will at once CON
mence to make a home for himself
lie is accompanied by his son and two
other young men who will help in the
work of clearing the land and put
ting it in shape for crops next sea-
son. Mr.. Lewis brought carload of
farm machinery. implements, house
hold goods and pump which throws
$50 gallons of water per minute.
His land is about four miles beyond
Willow Point.
Mrs Lewis remained in Kansas City
and will come on later.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-07-30
HOTEL LAFAYETTE ARRIVALS

Lou Simondson, Elko.
Otto Nelson, Elko.
Ralph Wpstervelt, Elko.
G. O. Miller, Reno.
j. Fraser, Reno.
JAS. w. Gauphan, Goldfield.
c. b. Evans, Palo Alto.
NJ. Gussaroff, San Francisco.
A Bienard, San Francisco.
Chas. Calvert, San Francisco.
f. c. Smith, memo.
John Flynn, city.
A. Weingarten, San Francisco.
w. III. Borton, Goldfeld.
b. Salnsky, New York.
c. A. Collins. New York.
G. b. Mccarthy, Awakening.
l.. A. Breeding, Awakening.
ID. h. Dwyer, National
+. Nj. Swar, Quinn River.
II. III. Grotte, Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Smith and son,
Reno.
n q. Haler, Chicago.
l.. +. Gallahorn, San Francisco.
c. r. Twath, San Francisco.
c. M. Briggs, Reno.
+. r. Sprague, McDermitt.
Thos. McKenna, Carlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Alsdorf, Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jacobs and daugh-
ter, Sulphur.
II. l.. Moore, San Francisco.
+. M. Manson, Reno.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-07-30
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless che inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to it's normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con.
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that connot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circu-
lars, free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.