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The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

FIVE GOOD ONEB TO DRAW TO.
 PebbIe'ord and Gibson Rye Bud weIser, Plue Ribbon and Pale Rain Ter Bee at the Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Christian Science Service will be ue.J Sunday at eight D. m. iu the Alaskan building
 Subjec,:-SPIRIT.
 The public is welcome.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

TGo Peterson arrived from Fort Wm. II. Seward this afternoon, bring ing quite few of the officers of the Post, and a number of people from Uaiucs. Major NcAndrews, Captain Davis and Captain (Dr) Lam5is were among the officers Captain Davis is expecting his family on the Humboldt.
 Mrs. Ira Davis, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. UOckct. and Miss Fink were round uippcrs on the Peterson today from EaiEes.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC

Holy Communion at 8 a. m. Mss and sermon at l0.&O a. EL Evening Service at 7:&0 D. m.
 TI. P. II. Turnou, $. J.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08
FOR SALE

The seaworthy launch ArsO. For particulars, apply to P. II. Ganty, Skagway, Alaska. S-2-JI'
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08
CRAB MEAT CUCII TAILS
 at The Pack Train Restaurant Service a Ia carte.

CANVAS COVERED-Cedar Canoe,
 made in Yiese, Me, r it. oyer
 all, 8 1t. beam. Address P. O.. 'GL-e-qT LII God
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
...- Cosrfsnt Wearing of a Hat Propo-
 ..atca DnudruR Gcrus.

Tore -ra many men who wear their ., a-a.-11iy all the time when awake. .-l 9r- ..ess1i w.,h @ heavy shock of
 -.-. -.E # tGe sca'ps Of these same men .-.- --mc infested with dandruff g--rs- .Es parasites would multiply all .a- Ga...er for lack of air. Badness would 7us-e as the final result New 1-l.E 4araictde kills these germs and samIa.as unhealthy hair to abundant growth. Ue-ptcidc is pleasant hair dressing as well as a derdruE cure and contains not an atom CT injurious sub z.aare 7--i ry l-a1l-: Druggists. Send ,r5. ir a..m0z for sample to The Eora! eide e., Detroit. Mich
 One dollar bottles guaranteed.
 At ali drug stores.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

Have you seen the Skagway Booster Remnants at Keller Bros. They are classy glassy, sassy pen ants. Get one for your home.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

Eaud Landry and all kinds of work done on short notice. Apply GL Ninth and Main. I-2y-Jt.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08
NUGGET MOVIES Broadway, between 2nd and Sad
 Open Every Night
Change Sunday Night
 THTV-rT TnTHErT
Music by NIr. Weldon Warren. THE NUGGET MOVIES.
 Broadway Near Third.

What's a Skagway Omelet? You'll never find out until you visit the New Idea Bakery and Delic0tessen
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08
ECZEMA 0N SCALP AND BURNED
Would Tester and Come to Head, Could Not Sleep, Hair Fell Out, CutiCura Soap and Ointment Cured in Two Weeks,

R. F. D. No. 9, Seymour, Mo. My scalp broke out with 0uo pimples at the start. Thcyigchod and burned so much that
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

The American Tallors will press suits for soc, trousers for 15c.
 7-16-tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

Location Notices, placer anC quartz, soc. a dozen at the Daily Alaskan office. CT,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

PREVENTS GRp-CURES GRIP
 Laxative Bromo Quiniue removes the cause. There is only one "BROMO QUININE." Look for signature of D. W. Groves. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

l.. IT. PoduScn, Pastol.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-08

J. B. PETERSON,
 Administrator.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-13
MAUDE FOSTER.
PIANO-EXPRESsION.

In addition to private lessons in
tone-production, etc., the material
used in piano work is, preferably,
the new standard method, embrac-
ing the progressive series of lessons
edlted by Godowsky and others.
Personal explanation of this work
gladly given on request.
Glasses in Expressive Physical
Culture and Expressive Voice Gull.
ture in connection with private work
in Expression.
Studio, 204 Kennesaw Avenue.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-13
WASTE OF POWDER

A man who had never been duck
hunting shot at a duck in the air.
We'll, you got him p exclaimed
the amateurs friend.
Yes" replied the amateur, "but
might as we'll have saved my ammuni
tion-the fall would have killed him
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-13

Inc worst cases. no matter of how long standing
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. 1t relieves
an ana heals at the same time. 25c, SOC. 81 %
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-13
Hosts and Delegates TO Methodist Conference Here Next Week

Dobbs.)
N. A. Parsons, Guest of r. c An
derson.)
D. A. McBrayer, Guest of " n
Crumbley.)
STEPHENS, w. P.
A. L. Davis
j. E. McElroy
SEWELL, MISS NORA
]. T. Lowe
j. D. Milton
SOWELL, PROF.
]. H. Barton
TOWERS, MISS MARY.
R. F. Neal
]. A. Zimmerman
TUMLIN, REV. G. S.
j. NJ. Tumlin
G. w. Tumlin
UNDERWOOD, D. D.
Jas. H. Couch
w. T. Garden
r. M. Dixon
r. P. Jackson
WARREN. MRS. ]. S.
A. A. Tilley
NJ Swilling
WARREN, j. M.
1. L. Morgan
Fred c. Owens
WOODRUFF, w. T.
Arthur Maness
WELSH, MRS. E. /.
w. R. Mackay
E. J. Mackay
H. B. Adams
E. w. Jones
WADDELL, MRS. 1. w.
w. A. LaPrade
M. S. Williams -~.
WARD, CHAS. F.
r. P. Tatum
Nath Thompson
w. L. Hodges
Lucian Roper
WATSON, JAMES '-'
S. B. Ledbetter
L. S. Ledbetter
WIKLE, DR.. c. A.
A. F. Num- .',
G. D. Weathers =
S. L. Johnson
M. ]. Smith 81,
WATKINS, w. e.
Augustus Earnest
]. H. Farr ..t., -a-
WYATT, w. H. ,"4 s.
]. A. Avary
e. w. Bigham -.
WILLINGHAM, C. B.
j. L. billiard
M. A Franklin s 10
WHITE, N. B. -
r. A. Cliatt
T. ]. Branson
WARD, JUDSON.
]. D. Turner
T. E. Thurman
YORK, MRS. E. M.
A. A. Sullivan.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-13
Invigoratlng to the Pale and sickly

Inc Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
SRoVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
malaria enriches the blood "a nd builds upthe sys-
ten' true tonic. For adults and children. SOC
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-13

The list of the names and hosts
below was furnished the Journal by
Rev. G.. w. Duval. The names of the
hosts are in capital letters and the
delegates directly underneath in low
er case.
The Journal wishes to thank Mr.
Duval for the names and Hon. Her
bert Clay and Mr.. Harold Hawkins
for furnishing them to us typewrit-
ten, thereby making it much easier
to handle.
1t is possible that changes will
be made at the last minute and you
may get other delegates than those
mentioned herewith.
ANDERSON, GEO.
Frank Quillian
J. S. Hill
ADAM, w. B.
E. P. Eubanks
j. E. Ellis
ANDERSON, MRS. S. A.
Olin King
T. L. Rutland
ANDERSON, R. C.
N. A. Parsons, at Miss Ella Sew
ellis
AUSTIN, ]. NJ. at (Kennesaw House)
John P. Irwin
w. G. Post
ANDERSON, JAS. T.
]. E. Dickey
John D. Walker
BRUMBY, T. NJ, JR., Cat Kennesaw
House,
T. NJ. Elliott
BALDWIN, L. C.
Geo. M. Napier
John w. Bale ~
]. F. Roberts
w. A. Simmons
BUTLER, r. E.
w. o. Butler
w. w. Gaines
BRUMBY, ]. r., JR.
L. NJ. Twiggs
BE EXILE, GEORGE
J. S. L. sappington
o. L. Kelley
BISHOP, A. A. r.,
]. E. England
r. B. o. England
Sanford Leake
S. r. England Y
BLACK, J. D.
G. M. AGREE =
BOYKIN, L. C.
A. c. Cantrell
BELL, H: T: jtg
NJ. S. Bell
w. T. Bell
r. H. Bonner
Boiling Branham go
BLACK, w. ]. NE
Marvin Williams
A. w. Williams =
BLAIR, d. w.
C. c. FARRELL
L. G. Johnson
A. A. Camp
A. H. Thompson
BISHOP, w. A.
A. T. Hind
Prof. Colvin
BISHOP, w. A, g table,
BENSON, ]. D.
L. w. Browder
A. S. Hutchinson
BLACK. j. ].
E. F. Dempsey
Cobb Lampkin
BREWER, ]. F.
w. T. Hadley
j. B. Thompson
BENSON, LUTHER, Groom SKI
S. H. Dimond
]. T. Fakes
p. A. Kellett
r.. Jordon
j. B. Simmons
Charlie Smith
BAKER, D. T.
J. A. Sewell
j. M. Sewell
BOSTON, JOHN H.
E. H. Johnson
DR.. w. P. Lovejoy
BRUMBY, ]. r., and J. A. MASSEY
B. A. Sharpe
S. A. Bales
G. w. Battle-at ]. E. Cables.
BLACK, G. T.
w. ]. Cotter
w. A. Paris
BUTLER, DOYLE, Groom two.)
T. e. Fuller
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18

Assessor seph Zaehnle. d; Will
liam r. McCumbs. c.
Road supervisor-East'd district. John
Triplet, d. No. >, Henry 7. kruger, r.
William Haney. d.
Advisory board-Albert Iinsenmier
ID.
Madison Township
Trustee-William NJ. Klein. r; Geo.
Birk. d; y. L. Layer. d; Charles Gey-
er, d.
Assessor-Frank ?. Gordon, d; S. E.
F1ory. T; Phillip Anthony. d.
Justice Of peace-O. V Hall. r.
Advisory board O. Louchs. T:
w. II. Shearer, T; j. Weldy. r: John
Blitz, d; Charles H. Grise, d; George
w. Schlemmer. &.
Road supervisOr-No. 3, Gustav
Schveisberger. r: Levi Truck, d Geo
keck, d David Marker. d.
Union Township.
Trustee-Edward +. Birk, d L. 4.
Barley, r.
Road supervisor-No 3. David Ruff.
r: No. ,. : Gardiner, +: T Miller, d;
C. V. Miller, d; 3. L. Bunch. d.
Advisory board-JOhn Eastburn, T;
J. f. Smith, r; J. II. Walter, r: Edward
Hawblitzel. d; p. E. Kline, d; o. Cla-
baugh, d.
Assessor-Frank Shafer, r: Erastus
Hupp +; +. Annis. .; w r. Herb
ster. d; NJ. II. Frick, d; b. j Wright,
q
Justice of peace-A \. Matthews,
r; r. +. Van LEV. d +. NJ Bark
ley. d.
Constable-s Harrington, d: C
Smith. d.
Liberty Township.
Trustee-Charles 4. NaragOn, +;
Rudolph Items. d.
ssessOr-William z. Gushawa. d.
Justice of peace-Thomas Franken-
berry. r; Jonathan =. Knepp. T: John
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
WHERE TO VOTE.
81. JOsEPH COTNTY.


Prec. sheridan hotel. Philip Klinget
Free Turner hall, John c Schreyer
Prec S-916 Oak St, Geo Zimmerman
Free 4-s16 Portage av. MILLER cabinet
shop. l.. G. Barter. Inspector
Prec 5-Rear 1901 Michigan nv. Il. A.
Lydick blacksmith shop, Irving Goss. in
spector.
second Ward.
Prec 1-1O22 w Thomas st. Mrs. y.
Kalamagskl RESI-. Louis Struck. inspector
Prec. 2-121 ). Walnut donovan bldg
, CLYDE ellis. inspector.
Prec less Linden av., Ignatz jagged
Prec 4-1s11 Linden av Joe Jawoski
inspector.
Prec. Ward livery barn (W. Jeff. ST.,
Ed. Stoll. inspector
Inerny, inS pectOr
Prec 500 Prairie av.. Chas Lennox,
Inspector.
Fourth Ward
Pre- 1-eC5 T. jefferson st dan Rush
barber shop. Hugh Tansey, inspector
Prec. 2-925 T.. Miner st, VIM O'Neill'
Free. 5-7O5 \. Hill ST. Chris. Russ
Prec 2226 Mishawka av. (Shoe shop,
a. +. Locker, inspector.
Fifth Ward
Prec 1-116-11S T.. Jefferson ST. (Unger
cigar StOrel. Claude Smith. inspector
Prec. SIS 5 Michigan ST. +. Spangle,
Prec. $40 f. Bronson, Chas Barnes,
sixth Ward.
Prec. Polish Turner hall Cashier Bal
Prec. 2-s22 Fisher st. Felix szyman-
OuSkt, inspector
Prec. 3-l5O2 Ford st. Frank Kozer,
Pre-. sos :. Lincoln st. c. Haney-
I zewSki inspector
seventh Ward
Prec. 1-127 +. keasey St. Wnbert Rob
Pre- 5~ISi9 ;. Michigan st, F. Dietz,
Prec. 3-1414 $ Leer St (store room,
r. Littleton. spector.
Prec. 4-16l9 : Michigan St. Jonn Beer
fanger. Inspector.
Prec ISL Prairie av., James Sheetz,
inspector.
Penn-Mishawaks.
First Ward.
Prec. DR. Seeman office. +. Third,
August Herzog. inspector
inspector.
Prec City hall tbasement. Henry
Third ward
Prec. l70l W. Fourth st, G. r. ORA
Pre-. -. Spring St tvan Dinter's or
gan factory. Jos. GauSer. Inspector
Fourth Ward.
Free. l--u- w Joseph ST, - j. boss
man. Inspector.
Prec 2-Mishawka Bottling works lOli-
yer court. Fred Waidner. inspector.
FIFTH Ward.
Prec J.. Joseph st. told hose house,,
otto Munich inspector.
Townships.
Oiive-New Carlisle hose house. Bradley
Gar00t Inspector
Warreu-W O. W hail. Lydick. Ind.
Joseph Grouse. Inspector.
clay Stuckey Schooi. Joseph Wolf in
spector
Harris Town han. F. F. Sohmeheorn,
Inspector.
Penn Southerd's barber Sbop. NJ l.
Pancake inspector
Madison High school No. Il. Wakaru-
81 road. 4. Fred Marker. Inspector
Union-W nhelm barber shop. Lakevlile,
Ind Floy Earkley. Inspector
Liberty Rear ~ Price 4 House store.
trustee. Inspector.
Lincoln Town hall WalkertCn. Ind.
Grover Spahr Inspector
Greeu-- Burr OAK school. Leo Gard. in
spcctor.
Center Palmer Prairie school house
Ezra Wahl Inspector
German Portage Prairie band hail
walnut Grove. john Swartz. inspector.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
TWO AUTO LICENSE
CASES AND ONE SPEEDER
FACE THE CITY COURT

Two auto license cases and one for
peeding will be tried in city court
Thursday as a result of the arrests
made over Sunday. Harry HOtchkin,
# Chicago, who holds that he has
ent for a license card TO the Illinois
secretary Of state and that il has not
sOme. and Raymond b. Lindbey. of
Three Rivers, who declares that he
las made the same efforts to get num-
9ers in Michigan, will be the first two
lrraigEed. Both maintain negligence
IN the part Of their state officials. c.
:. Hastings. Of Willmette, III, viii be
ried for exceeding the speed limit.
lie is held under SIS bond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18

Harmon. d; Glenn Mamerow. d.
Constable-Fred smith, T; Charles
F. Irwin. r: Austin Kaser. d; John
Fetzer, d.
Road supervisor-No ., Daniel
Coon. +: No. >. Henry 5. Row. d; No.
3. Samuel Hively, d: No. /. John Deit-
reich. d: No. .. William Shenehan, r;
No. ,, Thomas Gohr, r; No. 1. John
POmmert, +; No. {, Albert l.. Smith. r;
No. A, John six, r; No. 4, Sam Wolfe,
G.
Advisory bOard-W. O. Cullar r; l.
A. Finch. +: Fred Schrader. 7; Charles
Helm, q Charles G.. Schrader, d; VIII
liam F. Newcomer d.
Lincoln Township.
Trustee-W. +. LaFebeT, T; J. T..
McCabe. d; 5. c. Ewing, d.
Justice of peace-Henry Hudelmey-
er, d; L. A. Atwood. d.
Road supervisOr-William w. Stute
T; Il. A. Gould. d.
Greene Township.
Road supervisOr-NO. I. w. b. Hoff-
man. d No. 8. l.. E. Coder. T; No. 3,
+. b. Finch. I.
Assessor-C. A. Wiseman. r; r.
Hummer. +: NJ. r. Edison. T.
Advisory board. II. OTt, T.
German Township.
Road supervisor-NO. 1, I. Buell.,
r; No 2. H. Hadaway. T: No. 2, Elias
Mark. +; No. ,, A. o. Huston, r; No. ,.
A. j. Helm, d.
'rrustee-W. ellis. d; c. w. Diet
rich. T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18

Justice of the peace-Enos +. Long,
Benton II. Beall. Andrew Sprague.
Constable-John @. Smith. William
IL. Peers Charles II. Laughlin.
Road pervis0r-District one, Sam
uel Jude. jr.. J. II. Kizer: district two.
George ". Seward; district three,
Harry Kelley; district four. George
Philey. Richard NJ. Copenhaver.
Advisory board-LOren S. Crull
Frederick NJ Barrows r. Z. Perkins.
Charles A. Wolf.
Olive Township.
Trustee--Charles D. White.
AssessOr-Ray V Evans
Road upervisor-D District one. J.
William Miller; district two, George
McBain.
Advisory board-H. Z. Taylor. John
T. RhOades. Jacob +. Wenger
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Judge of superior court-Fred
Woodward. Vernon w. Van Fleet. An
drew y. Hndebrand.
Prosecuting attorney-W. Alex.
Grzesk, Phillip p. Quinlan and Alfred
+. Martin.
Auditor-Clarence Sedgwick.
Clerk-Robert r. Geyer.
Treasurer-Samuel Kreuger.
Recorder-Joe Kish. jr, G.. II. Al
ward. William l.. Mes.
Sheriff -Edw. Swanson and Peter
3. Miller
Assessor Mark /. Webster.
SurveyOr-George II. Leslie.
Coroner-Dr. r A. Martin and Or.
y. s Lindquist
County commissioners - Christian
Seig. Cassimir Hoffman and Herman
A TOhulka. middle district. and Mark
l.. Brummit western district
State seuatOr-William b. IackWay-
State representatives. O.
JellisOn and Edw. \, Jerncgan.
Portage Township.
Trustee-Horace G. Miller.
Assessor Wesley Hill.
Consta ble-John Caskadden.
Justices of the peace-A. l.. Gillion,
GUY y Boyer Joseph y. Calvert and
G. V. DuComD.
Advisor Card-Clark l.. Davis.
Poem Township.
Trustee William O. Niles.
Olive Township.
Trustee-Clyde l. WTkOff. Andras
A. Borden. Lot c. Runnels.
Assessor-Charles w Wayde. Will
lam A. Reinhard. (. G. Reid.
Road Observation-Disclosures one. Ellls
Mcdonald. Ross Benitt Elmer
Lauver district three James H. Hous-
ton: district four. Walter Strantz.
Advisory board-C. V. Zigler. oscar
Hooten
Township Candidates.
The candidates on the three tickets
for offices in the other townships toi-
low. numerals accompanying the
names of candidates for road super
visors indicating the number Of the
township districts with "a for demo-
crat. .'p' for progressive. and r. Tor
republican. indicating party.
Warren Township.
Trustee-Elmer =. Mcdonald, r.,
Jacob Cauffman, 7; Albert Morse. r
Elmer Whitsell, q; Jacob /. Watkins.
r: +. A Plumbeck. q r. l.. MulliNen.
ID.
Assessor-Charles r Benzel p: s.
p Redding. r: J. w. Rider d.
Justice OF peace-Elmer r. Price, q;
Walter I'll. Fields. d.
Constable-Edward BerrinRer. q.
Road superyisOr-No. (. John Price.
d: George Replogle. 7; John II. Pom
titus. Paul krinke. T. 40. 3. Dan M.
MiIliken. .: Jesse Rensberger d FL
mer Chivington. q; George Bauer. r.
No. 2. George J. kramer. r. *. Klop-
feustein r. No. T. George Hepler, d.,
David Ross. r; c.. a. Brodiey. r.
Advisory board-Frank Mahar d.
Loren Miller r, Eli T.. Bair q L. q.
Hakey =; joseph Grouse. d.
Center Township
Trustee-AIichae Wilhelm. d; Har-
Road Supervisory /. William II.
Shaney. r. No. p William IT, Ray. d.;
John 1T. Miller. r. No. I, Bart stove
Advisory board r. J. smith, r.
Clay Township.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
When You Are Troubled
With Hairy Growths
lNIodes III Todavl


No woman need longer endure ugly,
insightly hairs on her face, neck or
arms, for a simple and very effective.
method is here given TO quickly ban
sh such Objectionable grOwths and
cave the skin smooth and free from
pot or blemiSh.
A thick paste, sufficient TO cover the
offensive hairs. is made by mixing a
title OF the powdered delatone with
vater This is then spread over the
Hairy surface and in about two min
ites rubbed off and with IL comes
very trace or hair After this treat
nent the skin should be washed 10
rec il from the remaining delatOne.
30 danger or Inconvenience results
rom this treatment and rarely is the
eCond application required, but TO
void disappointment be sure 10 get
he dblatOne In an original package.
any good druggist has il in stock.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
BIBLE CLASSES WILL
STUDY CHRIST'S PARALLELS

Texts for the summer study of the
bible classes have arrived and may
be procured at the Y w. G.. A. The
exits deal with the parallels of Jesus
which the classes will devote their
meetings until September. Mrs. r.
g. Harris will meet the leaders of the
garious classes for their first lesson on
he text at 2:30 O'Clock, May 2 3. at the
l.. w. c. a. There are about 80
.lasses remaining organized through
ne summer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Judge of superior court-Isaac K.
Parks and George Ford.
Prosecuting attorney-Otis Romine
and Chester r. Montgomery.
Sheriff-Jacob AIihalski. Charles
Bailey, John Wentland, James a. Nc
Cullough and Richard j. Genge
Auditor - Donal Dwyer Arthur
Wolf and George Hahn.
Recorder. 3. Witwer, Bert u.
Klysz and Reuben Fink.
Clerk-Michael Flowers, John p.
Gully, George Raab and Robert Codd.
Treasurer-Fred w Martin.
AssessOr-George r. Syson and
John NJ. Truax
SurVeyor-HendersO McClellen.
Coroner-Thomas ]. Swantz.
George Kerner. Frank J. Ward,
Thomas Williams. middle district:
J. w. Miller and +. J. Price, western
district
State senator-Gabriel r. Summers.
State entatives-George Y.
Hepler, Frank f. Lowry and Charles
A. Hagerty.
County at-large- Nell
son J. Riley, VIM. Mix and Frank
Portage Township.
Trustee-Gus A. Khngler. Edward
Pfeiffer and George w. Phillips.
AssessOr-Golden ID. Mann Harry
Fl. Engel, c. ". Kreuger and Joseph
Vocrde.
Justices Of the peace-Francis S.
Wright. Frank Gilmer. Michael Fan
gerle, ]. Elmer Peak ard Joseph
Wypiszinsk.
Constable-Andrew Fitzkantz, j. II.
Hudson and Robert A. Byers.
Advisory board A. Lydick and
II. J. Lederer.
Penn Township.
Trustee-James L. Kennedy.
Assessor-JOhn O. Enger.
Justice OF the peace-John Carroll.
COnstable-JOhn r. Teeter.
Road supervisor. district one
James +. Jennings. Charles Schroeder
and William ]. Burden; district two
H. r. Curtis: district three-Frank
Sawyer district four-Jacob D. Getz.
Advisory board-Henry Beehler.
Jacob Buchheit. Daniel Austin, Mar
ion l. Pancake.
Olive Township.
Trustee-James Proud
Assessor-MiltOn ]. Stinchcomb.
Justice of the peace-Frank E. Mil
Ter. j. w. Jones.
Constable-Joseph NJ Slot.
Road supervisor. district one-Jo ohm
Libelsberger; district two - Elmer
Lauver: district three-Andrew II.
Gutter; district four-George Las
kowski
Advisory board-Ross Z. Kicker
son Charles w. TrOwbridge, c. c.
Carney.
PROGRESSIVE TICKET.
Judge Of superior court-W. f. Mil
Ter.
Prosecuting Attorney W. Ham
mond.
Auditor-Homer J. Miller.
Recorder. Paul Woodruff and
Marvin Ort
Clerk-Clement Bill. Charles y.
Hildebrand and Harry w. Clark.
Sheriff-Edw. Nanderhoof and i. +.
Fash.
treasurer. f. Lang.
Coroner-Dr c. NJ Butterworth.
Surveyor-Ralph Keller.
County ssessOT-William r Horne.
commissioner r. Thomas. f.
NJ Caldwell. l. p. Hardy and Frank
;. Kline. middle district. and Guy G.
Carpenter. western district
Ceuncilmen-at-lar ge-A r. Heller.
William Happ and VI. NJ. Fisher. sec
ond district; II. q. Eggleston and q.
w. Alilliken. third district.
NJ NJ Fisher
State senator-Henry Swain.
State representative-Lew c.
LandOn and DR.. Matthew :. Denaut
Portage Township.
Trustec-Walter Erler. James NJ.
Thumm and William H. Porter
Assessor Charles II. Hull
Road supervisor third district
Walter Anderson.
Penn Township.
Trustec-W. l.. MinZcy. Charles IT..
Rehse cred J. Cook
Solomon r. Thornton,
Arlington Y. Lovel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
ALL IN READINESS
FOR SETTLING BIG
PRIMARY CONTEST

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
polls open at o'clock and close at
in the evening; in the country they
close at O'Clock.
Voting places, and the candidates to
be voted for, have been scheduled by
the GARD of election commissioners,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18

ASSESSOR. C. Carpeter. r; c. w.
Calvert. d.
Advisory board--Harvey Korn. r.:
II. L. Fisher. r. Charles Kollars, D.:
A. L. Matthews. d. Otis Rhoades. d.:
r. .. Mvler d.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18

Saliow skin. blOtches. dull. watery
YES. eruptions and skin blemishes due
inaCtion OF the liver and bowels,
ause more discoHtent TO women than
nything else-dont suner-try Hol-
Sters Rocky Mountain Tea-resu-
.tes the stomach and bowels. purihes
ae blood. clears the complexion. soc.
ga or Tablets. Coonley Drug store.
AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
ne Lake shore ~ Michigan southern
Railway GonlpauN


ne Lake shore ~ Michigan southern
Railway Company.
Cleveland ohio May Is. 1914
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
peciaI Aeefing ~ the Stockholders 81
HE LAKE SHORE a MICHIGAN
OUrHERN RAILWAY COMPANY has
cen called and viii be- held 40 the Com
any's principal office in the City ~
leyelaud ohio. on Monday. the 2Oth day
Juiv 1914 at ne o'clock iu the forenoon.
81 the purpose 81 considering and voting
p0n the adoption and uufic3 zion OF ana
greement. dated April 18th 1914 for the
snsOlidati0u or The New York Central
III Hudson River Railroad Company. the
axe Shore a Michigan southern Railway
otnpany. Geneva. Corning n Southern
abroad Company The Terminal Railway
? Buffalo. The DUnkirk Allegheny Val
- 4 Pittsburg Railroad Company. Chi
fgo. Indisna 4 southern Railroad Com
any peroit q Chicago Railroad Compa-
81 Detroit Monroe * Toledo Railroad
nmpany. The Northern Central Michigan
nilroad Company. Kalamazoo 4 White
igeou Railroad Company. and The swan
rtck Railway Company ~ Toledo
Is order ~ fhe Board ~ Directors
DWlSuT ~. pARDEE. Secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
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