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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-17

NJ y Xxx. 7. \ dhfJ 10 liz
Estate q bflGhasf CFeafsy, deGeasass
fsarsaan f TO tina egd9r o. Isaac Shoenthaf.
Sas-sxa4e of tiss CeTaty Of Essex this dav
Faaas en- tbs a5,,aiest9oa Of the asldeFsg nsd
sl,fsiis1 \ rateF % said deaea sed, factiea Is
aareis9 giVsa - tbs creditors o. said de-
e44sss5 20 esh7if' to tbs ss5seFlbsE sRdey
tath 81 affirmation tiaeiF claims aad de-
fra4,sie against tbs estate n said deceased
w1t.asa nine months fr9sa tlfs date, ~ they
win b. forever barred fYcSa pF0seesat3Be o.
recovering ths -RFaa aFainst the subscriber
L RANARD KIRkPAfRICK.
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Kf1W a TX. 3. =. JAMS " IJIf.
Eatate Of Inabelle J. Bedels, deceased.
Po4rua11 10 TIE or5fT VI Isaae GhoeHthst.
Gsr-s9za4e ~ tbs County OF ESssz this day
ssade on tfe application Of the enaersfsnea.
e1eoator % said deceased, nohce is hereby
g3ysa to the cya71tors Of said deceased to
ssxisifa1 to fisa sai5Sersbsg unae~ oath sflg-
rraion thSas Claims 3 nj demands against the
eefz4s % sasa deceased. within nina months
from this date. y they wiz be foFeTsE b0FFss
ff,,tr4 EsTosAeatfsasrH gs recovering the
aesfnst the ssbscEiasr.
AfSCTBOfS BET ELL
iFas1fs J. Eefa5tiand lSr0eSoss
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NOTICE or SUPPLEMENT-
Notice is hereby given that the accounts
Of tha sHbsayibeF, tins assigHse Of Benjamin.
c5iiAB witt be audited aud stated by tins
Surrogate RRd reported fqF ssttamsat to ths
0rDhaHs Court OF the County Of Bsses on
Friday, the eighteenth dsy Of September
RsSt,
Dated Jaiy 30, 1914,
Arthur T, SCALES,
Miit0a AZ IjHaaF PFsctoF
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PAULINE KoG
WILLIAM KOCH j


NEWARK, Il, J., July %, 1917
Esssta Of 5aFes JsRe Williams aeessssd.
s5rss5ant ts tbs osaeF Of Isaac Shsehthsi,
sAreoRate Of tiaa County Of IssseE this day
nesae on the srFaisstioa Of tsse undersigned,
eSsry7ii u. strsscF 81 said deeeased, HStiRs is
bayes,v hives 81 the creditors o. said ds-
ceskel to exaiist 10 tina s'fbseFtbeF HHdeF
sa,{a o. afiFmat.Sa tiaeiF eiaiFsas aRd demands
ags4zat the gstets Of said dseeaeed within
ngas months from this date. OF they viii
Re fezeyeF barred from prosecuting - re-
Coz efing the same aaaiHst the sibseF1bsFs
CORNELIUS CABNBf,
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NOTICE OF SETTLsAdENT--
Notice Is hereby given that pas accounts
Of tina subscribers, executors of the last will
aHd testament Of Oscar NaundeFR, deceased,
will be audited and stated by the Surrogate
and reported foF settlement to this Orphans
Court 81 tias County of Essex or Friday. the
eighteenth day Of September next,
Dated July 80, 1914.
ANNA l.. EAHHD6RBF,
BfBBLfTK FRUSF CO.
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NEss Ark. n J.. Juxa IS. 1911.
Estate Of Michael WaziliauBeas. de-
ne ed
fstsrEaznt 10 the ordsr of Isaac Shoeuthsl
s71rraza4e Of the County Of Essex. this day
made On the application u the undersigned.
"a firai nislrasrfx Of said deceased. notice IN
heretrv given - the creditors OF szd de-
ceaeed to EXHIBIT to the Subscriber under
oath OF affirmation. thef7 c5stmE and de-
ma nda aEainH the estate Of said deceased
~itbia nine months from this date CT they
-,fi1 be forg1ev barred from prosecuting or
recovering the same against tho Subscriber
AMELIA wAsILIAUsKAE.
v plfter < Blake. Proct0rs
7ts Broad street. Newark n. ].
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sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

NEWARK. N. J.. June 20, 1914.
Estate OF Michael T. Barrett. deceased.
Pursuant to the order Of Isaac Shoenthal'
Surrogate Of the County OF Essex, this day
made on the app1ica ton Of the undersigned,
executors of said deceased. notice is hereby
given to the creditors OF said deceased to
exhibit to the subscribers under oath or af-
fir1natIon. their claims and demands against
the estate Of said deceased, within nine
months from this date. they will be
forever barred from prosecuting or recover
ing the same against the subscribers.
KATHERINE H BARRETT,
PETER HAUCK.
HUGH C BARRETT
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NOTICE or sf9PFLBAfBNP-
Notice Is heFsby given that the sssssRts
of the sabssFibeF, ths administrator Of tina
estate of Jane Stewart, deceased, wiii he
audited and stated by the Surrogate and re-
ported for sattisHaHt to the Orphans Court
/ of tina County of IsssaS on Friday ths eEh-
/ tsanth dag nj septsmbeF next,
/ Dated July IS, 1919,
RsmeyR Berry, Proctor
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NOTICE or SbPTLHH EMIT
Notice 10 hereby given that the accounts
~ ths subso FibeF the administrator OF
gorge s. HaHiiiRs, deceased, will be audi cd
and stated by the Surrogate aHd repeated for
settlsmeBt ta the Orphans Court Of tins
County of Essex On Friday the sigtlteentf
day of September next
Dated August 5, 1871
WILLIAM ID euAMBhB
Hobart l.. Benedict PFestoF.
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~ A Kii- K. J. Ju-ae ,. Isl4.
Estate of Lily F1erth- deceaSo,1.
Porsnsrt 20 the order Of Isaac SFaoeRtinss
furroFate Of the Co9aaT Of Essex his day
mace on the application Of the undersigned
sSscators Of said deceased, notice is hereby
xfsea to the creditors Of said deoss sed 10
ez1hf59t TO the subaey1oerS under oath 0. sf-
ht1na1lou tzea@ Claims and dernands aeaiuAt
fta estate Of sa1d deceased WITH mine
nrontJs from t1hfz Ga4e. Of they Wiii 10 Tor
ever barred from prosecuting or recovering
the. zafne azasrsz the s1beetfbeTe
GUsTAVZ W FUERTH.
SYDNEY W FuERTH.
ssrngm Hshn Proctor.
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NEWARK. n. J., July 28, I9I4.
Estate Of Samuel Harris, deceased
Pursuant 10 the order OF Isaac Shoenthal.
Surrogate Of the County Of Essex. this day
made on the application Of the undersigned.
administration Of said deceased, notice is
hereby given to the creditors Of said de-
ceased to exhibit To the subscriber under oath
or Affirmation their claims and demanda
against the estate Of said deceased within
nine months from this date. or they viii be
forever barred from prosecuting or recoy-
sring the same against the subscriber.
LLOYD G. BEATTY.
HGner & Prout ProctorB.
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Estate Of Martin L. Gardner. deceased.
Pursuant to the order Of Isaac Shoentbal.
Surrogate % the County Of Essex this day
made on the application Of the undersigned.
executrix Of said deceased. notice is hereby
given to this creditors OF said deceased to
exhibit TO tho subscriber under oath af-
hrrnation their claims and demands against
tho estate OF said deceased within nine
months from thIs date. or they will be for
ever barred from prosecuting or recovering
the same againSt the subscriber.
ELIZABETH GARDNER.
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NOTICE or sETrLE4RNT-
Notice IS hereby given thai the accounts Of
tsla subscriber ora Of the executors o. ths
isse viii sssd testament Of Henry TiBiin. de-
ceased viii he audited aad stated by ths
surrogate and reported for ssttfehfent 70 the
OFUiasne' Court Of tha County Of Essex or
FRIDAY, tbs eighteenth day Of September.
nez:.
Dated Asss1se II, 1915
FRRDRRiC.K II, TsIPLfN>
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Oriental Rugs

In Sundays paper we announced sale
of Oriental Rugs at very advantageous
prices. Now is the time to buy. Visit
, the Bamberger rug store tomorrow.
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NEWARK. N. J.. June IT. 1914.
Estate OF Emma n. Van Name. de-
ceased.
Pursuant 10 the order Of Isaac shoenthai
Surrogate OF the County Of Esser. this day
made on the application Of the undersigned.
executors Of said deceased. notice IL hereby
given TO the creditors Of said deceased to
exhibit to the Subscribers under oath or af-
nrTnation. their claims and demands against
the estate of said deceased. within nine
months from this date. or they niii be for
evcr barred from prosecuting or recovering
the same agata.t the Eubscriberz
GEORGE W, DODD.
ARTIITR W RINGHAM
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NOTICE OF sETTL EMENF--
Netire is hereby given tilat the asseHHts
81 az subscriber the administrator Of the
ss,ata Of Frederic,Ss Felix, deceased, will be
ssiditea and stated by the Surrogate aHd rs
par{ed for settlement TO the Orphans Court
N fiaa Gsasty ~ sssex On Friday, tina stgh-
se1efh day Of Ssptsnabes next.
I Dassd July az 1914.
chatzss H. Stewart, Preetos.
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NEWARK. n J.. June IT. 1914
Estate Of Nary Walsh, deceased.
Pursuant To the order Of Isaac ShOsnthal
Surrogate OF the County Of EHrex. this day
made on the aLplicatio1 Of the undersigned.
administrator Of said deceased. notice Il
hereby given TO the creditors Of said de-
ce3Sed to exhibit 10 the subscriber under
oath or affirmation their claims and de-
rrands asaiuzt the estate oil safd deceased
within nine months from this date. or they
Will be forever barred from prosecuting or
recny erfnx the same against the subscriber.
JOHN WALSH
I.tutott Kahrs & Young. ProctorS.
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NOTICE or sgTTLEdENT~-
Notice is hereby given thai the accounts
Of tie asssI4crfber. executor Of thS iass will
AMI testament OF John Sciaiek, deceased. VII
be ai1fftAsd and stated BY the surrogate and
reported for statement 70 the Orphans Court
Of tho County q Essex GA Friday. the ~ en-
ty-4ifth day Of September. next
DATED August -, 1914.
WILLIAM F1ESDT. sr.
Helm & Ready.
PF9ee0Fs,
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Edison Diamond Disc Photographs
Now Sold at Bamberger's

announcing that the Edison pa
of
endeavo
perfectly reproduce
product which itself worth
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NEWARK. n. j.. July Il. 1914.
Estate Of George Jetharidge. deceased
Pursuant % tho order OF Isaar ghoenthaI
Surrogate OF ths County Of ESSEX. this day
made, on tins application Of the undersignsd
executors 81 said decea4ed. notice e.. hereby
given 70 this creditors Of said deceased u
exhibit 10 tha subscribsrs under % h or af-
1rmation. their claims ana defna Is against
tae estate Of said deceased within nfna
months from tfis da{s. or thsY will ba for
ever barred from prosecuting or recoYeff n z
tho same against the S,Ibscrbars
ETA L. LETHBRIDGE.
ROBERT c. KNOX
Howe & Davis, ProetcTs
sB2 dain street. orangs. n, J.
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The Prestige Of the Bamberger Store

talking machine hsadquarers New Jersey has been
Edison monographs the OF knowledge bAMbEKG
STORE IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT that carries ccmpiste
GRAFONOLAS and EDISON DIAMOND DISC PHONOCRAPHS AN
nine fmore In process
behooves you make this YOUR talking machine store
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NOTICE or SETTLEMENT
Notes is hereby given thai taS sse0aHts
Of tina g.af1sAFi6Afs the executors Of tina lest
Yyf4t and Testament Of n, Wesm0Fs Haissy
deceased, win be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
OFpieahs' Court 0f tha CoHHty Of Essex on
FRIDAY the eighteenth. day Of September
next,
Dated July IS, IN
MAR0ARET q, HALsBf.
HARRY Il, ToBBY
Aistidgs c, Smith, jF,. Proctor,
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Continued in Wednesday Evening
Starr
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NOTICE or SETTLfAfRfST-s
NotiBs is hereby giYea ihat the aeaoe ~ .
Of tha subscriber, ths executors ~ ths Will
of Thomas II. Decker deceased, will be
audited sRd stated BY tina Surrogate and re-
ported foF settlement 10 the orphaas' Court
Of ths County NJ Bsses On Friday. the
eighteenth day Of September, Hekt
Dated Augusf g. 1914,
BURT III, Df5gKBn,
Y. WILLIAM KAOBlfoFp
FREDERIC II, PILCH
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NEWARK, ~, j.. July 20, 1914
Estate OF James AsNHity, dseesAs1
Pursuant 10 the order of Isaac Bhoantha1.
Surrogate Of tina CountY Of Essex. this day
made. on the application Of the undersigned
admiHfstFatSF Of said deceased, notice IL
hereby sivea 10 the creditors of said de-
caasad to exhibit to tho subscriber undsr
oath or affirmation their claims and de-
msnds against this estate of said decens ed
will be forever barred from prosecuting or
recovering the sama sgsinst the subscriber.
TIMOTHY r, FOYLE.
Louis J. Beers Proctor
Prudential Buiding. Newars n ].
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NEW ARK. ". J.. August II. 1919.
Estate Of Sefuyier i. Jackson deceased
Pursuant TO the order Of Lnaac Sioentlasl.
! surrogate Of the County OF EsseE. thls Gay
made On the application Of the undersigned.
executors Of said deceased. notice "a hsrsby
siysr TO the creditors Of said deceased to ex-
hibit n the subscribers under oath Or ahlrraa-
tfar tfet. ctaiEns and demands sR5;nas the
estate Of raid deceased. within nine months
4 from tails date. or they wifi be forever barred
from DrosessitiHs OF rec0y eriag the same
i againF the subscribers.
! ANGELA p. JACKBON.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
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THIRD FLOOR. WASHINGTON STREET
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Many people are very proud that they
hold share in the fine 500, 1000 court
house situated I'm the center of the
.cPanty." Some of these people own
rather Indifferent homes in which they
live. just now Sheriff Foster is sending
out notices to delinquent taxpayers
warning them to pay up or their proper
ty will be destrained and sold. Will the
sheriff destrain the share owned by de-
linquent in the court house, or will he
look for property nearer the delinquent's
home? 100000 divided equally among
1000 taxpayers is approximately $40
each. How much would you he willing
to sell your particular share in the court
house Tor?
Three members of the county board are
primarily responsible for the erection of
tie court house, by the most ar
bitrory acts. One of these Jos. Morrison
asks to be reelected, and Joseph NORM
wants to 60 to the legislature. The de.
linquent real estate tax will be publish.
ed next week. Better read it over. It
may influence your vote on Tuesday,
Some homes may be advertised so that
the cnurt house will be paid for.
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THE BALLOTS AND
AMENDMENTS,

The sample ballots for the election
next Tuesday are now posted. Each
male voter will get five ballots to take
into the booth for marking and each
woman voter will get one ballot.
GENERAL BALLOT
The large general ballot contains the
names of four sets of candidates as
selected by the primary elections of the
spring, viz: Republican. Democratic,
Socialist and Progressive.
Only the Republican and Democratic
columns contain names of county candi.
dates for Office. A special column TOR
individual Nominations" is left blank
and il the voter chooses he may make
a full ticket or any part of ticket
by writing names for any or all offices
in the blanks therein.
The voter may change any name in
the printed lists by writing in another
name and then marking cross after 1t,
though the cross we think is not ab-
solutely necessary in such case.
"A CROSS at the top of the column votes
for all names in that column il the
ballot is not otherwise marked.
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ing it. Better let them change it and


TO CHANGE DIsPOSITIOE
OF RAILWAY TAXES
Another amendment is to change the
revenue laws particularly in reference tq
railway taxation.
Art, l76, formerly contained provi.
sion that railroads could be assessed
and taxed by the gross earning" system
instead Of by local taxation as is now
done by statute law. The constitution
does not require taxation by the gross
earnings system but gives the legislature
the power to do 80. The amendment
leaves this power out.
Art, 179, had the words, "in proportion
to the number Of the number of the
miles of such property within such
counties, cities, towns or townships
this is omitted in the amendment and
instead says, "shall be assessed by the
state board in a manner prescribed by
such board or commission as provided
by law" etc.
1t would look as if the passage of this
amendment would give the state equali.
zation board the power to assess the rail.
roads in any manner they mi hit choose
and then apportlon the money in any
way they liked without reference to the
location or mileage Of the roads.
We think that everyone who under.
stands the power that is thus given the
equalization board of the state is rathe,
too comprehensive.
Anyway, we shall vote mo" on this
proposed amendment. II it is carried il
will be because the people do not under
stand it.
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A ROTTEN AMENDMENT.

Voters look over that last amendment
on the ballot amendments.
We used to tax railways express and
similar corporations by the "Gross earn
'ings'' method. That is, the state col
lected the whole tax for state uses. The
constitution still allows that method if
the legislature chooses to make it 80. At
present the law provides that railroads
etc. are valued by the state equalizations
board. but the taxes are levied by the
various civic organizations in which they
run or do business and the taxes are
paid to these civic corporations. cities.
townships, school districts, etc. accord,
ing to the number of miles of railway,
etc. in each corporation. The state board
makes the valuation only. Railroads
now pay on about $4,000 per mile, as
sessment.
The proposed amendment to be voted
on next Tuesday drops the privilege Of
ever returning to the gross earnings
method which while not wanted at the
present time, might be wanted in the
future. 1t would do no harm to leave it
as it is.
But the rotten part is in the second
paragraph.
1st. All property is to be assessed in
the county, city, township, etc. in which
it is situated, EXCEPT railroads, ex.
press. dining car, telegraph, telephone,
etc. companies.
End. These cooperative companies,
'shall be assessed by the STATE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED
BY SUCH BOARD OR COMMISSION, as may
be provided by law.''
That is the whole provision for the
assessment. taxation and distribution of
taxes, in this state, of railway, etc. com.
panies.
The whole thing seems to be placed
in the hands of the state board of equal
izations.
1t will be seen what power for good or
evil this gives the state board, "In a
manner prescribed by such state board
or commission
Before we vote to give any five men
such power, we would like to know a
little more definitely what they propose
to do.
Under this proposed provision of the
constitution they might do most any
thing.
Vote this dubious thing down with a
cross at the s'NO."
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affective work close along the coast.

Affective work close along the coast.
The Germans have been trying very
hard to make break through the lines
LOT the allies at this point. Tuesday and
Wednesday the fighting lessened pro.
badly because the soldiers had been
fighting continually for ten days without
rest.
The stories from the eastern war zones
still vary, but on the whole it looks as it
the Russians with fresh endorsements
were getting the best of the operations.
ssAll reports are that the slaughter in
The west has been very great on both
Sides.
Unless some sudden and unlocked for
,Neak comes it begins to look more and
more like question of indurance.
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No democratic candidate can be elect.
ed in this county without receiving a
large number of republican votes. When
the democratic candidate canvasses a
republican for votes he says politics
make no difference. just vote for me.
But you can't vote for him without vot-
ing for full fedged democrat who will
do all he can to help his party. Your
vote v;lFhelp the democratic party to
keep the international boundary liua
fencsgith gates thatogly open this way
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PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
u S Senator-Asle Gronna,
Member of Con2's-1st Dist-H Helgeson
do End Dist-G n Young
do 3rd Dist-P ID Norton
STATE
GOyern0r-L b Hanna
Lieutenant GOvernOr-JOhn HI Frame
Secretary of State-1homas Hall
State Auditor-Carl o Jorgenson
State Treasurer-John Steen
Attorney General-H L Linde
State Superintendent. mon -partisan) E J
Taylor. Richard Hayward
Commissions of Insurance-W G Taylor
Commissioner of A&ricu1ture-R F Flint
Railroad Colnnissioners-W II Stutsman
q p N Anderson w H Mann
COUNTY
State Senator-A McFadden
Representatives-WN n Husband p H Nc
MILAN c w Moses
Treasurer-Hugh Gibson
AuditOr-W w FelsOn
Register of Deeds-GeOrge RoadhOuse
County Judge-H G Wick
States Attorney-George Peterson
Sheriff-Charles Atkinson
County Com 1st Dist-A b Purdy
do 3rd Dist-Adam Norton
do 5th Dist-Alexander Mitchell
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HoseIess Lung Trouble Cured.

Many recoveries from lung troubles
are due to DR.. Bells Pine.Tar- Honey.
1t strengthens the lungs, checks the
cough; and gives relief at once. Mr.. w.
s. Wilkins, Gates. N. Q. writes: II used
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey in a case
given .up as hopeless and it effected q
complete cure.p Get bottle of DR..
Bells lPine-Tar. Honey. If your cough
is dry, and hacking let it trickle down
the throat, you will surely get relief.
Only 25c. at your druggist.
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Statement of Ownership

Management etc. required by postal
laws and regulations;
The Editors, business managers, and
publishers of the Pioneer Express pub.
lished weekly at Pembina, Pembina coun.
ty, N. d. are F. A. Wardwell and G. G
Thompson.
There are no bondholders or mortgage
ss, aud the firm is not corporation.
(S!gned) Wardwell & Thompson, by
F. A. Wardwell. Subscribed and sworn
to before me this 8th day of October 1914
A. WILMNS,
Notary Public.
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Apply sloan's freely for Lumbsf.

.
Your attacks lumbago are not nearly
SO hopeless as they seem. You can re.
lieve them. almost by simple applica.
ton Of Sloan's Liniment on the back
and loins. Lumbago is form OF rheu.
matism; and yields perfectly to Sloan's
which penetrates quickly all in through
the sore, tender muscles, limbers up the
back aid makes it feel fine. Get
bottle ofeSloan's Liniment for Is cents
Of any druggist and have it in the house
against C Ids, sore and swollen JOINTS,
rheumatism, neuralgia. scistic, and like
ailments Your money back il not salts.
fed, but it dees give almost instant re..
.lief. Al
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-30
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

There has been no important change
in the position Of the contending armies
along the Belgian frontier this week.
There has however been some of the
hardest fighting Of the whole war near
the sea cosst between Ostend and Men.
port. The English navy got IN some