ma —— ’ God Save the Commonwealth. SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION. I, M\. T. ZIEGLER, High Sheriff of Lancaster County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby make known and give notice to the Electors of the County of Lancaster, that an Election will be held in the said County of Lancaster, on TUESDAY, the Fifth Day of NOVEMBER, 1907, for the purpose of electing qualified persons to the several offices hereafter named, to wit: : One Person duly qualified for the office of State Treasurer. One Person duly qualified for the office of District Attorney. One Person duly qualified for the office of County Controller. One Person duly qualified for the office of Prothonotary. One Person duly qualified for the office of Prison Keeper. - Two Persons duly qualified for the office of Directors of the Poor To vote a straight party ticket, mark a cross (X) in the square opposite the name of the party of your choice in the first column. A cross mark in the square opposite the name of any candidate indicates a vote for that candidate. The voter may insert in the blank space at the bottom of each group, the name of any person whose name is not printed on the ballot for whom he desires to vote. THIS COLUMN IS FOR STRAIGHT PARTY VOTES. REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC PROHIBITION SOCIALIST FEE The Court of Quarter Sessions and Commissioners of Lancaster County have fixed and Designated the followin places in the several Election Districts of the County for holding the Election. in | Hempfield, East: Adamstown Borough—At the Lancaster | Christiana—At the Masonic County House. | said borough. Akron Borough—At the Hotel Akron. | Donegal, East: Bart Township—At the Green Tree Lincoln School House—At Levi Mil- Hotel. ler's house, in West Marietta. Brecknock Township: Maytown—At the Band Hall, in the | Village of Bowmansville—Public village of Maytown. House of James B, Witmer. Springville—At Amos Sheaffer's Muddy Creek—At the hotel at Five | house, in the village of Florin. Pointsville. Donegal, West—At Rutt's SchoolHouse, Caernarvon Township—At John Boehr- in said township. inger’s Hotel, in Churchtown. Drumore—At Miss Hall, Judith Roligers’ Clay Township—At the hotel in the house, at Chestnut Level village of Clay. Drumore, East—At Isaac Groff's house, Cocalico, East—At the Cross Keys in Mechanics’ Grove. Denver Borough—Public house of F. H. Whitmyer. Earl Township: { New Holland District—Vacant lot of | Isaac R. Kachel. | Hotel, in Reamstown. Cocalico, West: Schoeneck—At the hotel in the vil- lage of Schoeneck. Blainesport—Af, the hotel in the vil- lage of Biainesport. | Colerain Township—At the hotel in the village of Kirkwood. Columbia Borough: First ward—Vigilant Engine House, ' lage of Martindale. Earl, East: Blue Ball—At the hotel in the vil- | lage of Blue Ball. | Hempfield, Martindale—At the hotel in the vil- Lampeter, STATE TREASTRER (Mark One) “John O. Sheatz, Republican Samuel S, Foltz. John G. Harman, Democratic Matthew H. Stevenson, Prohibition J. M. Krick Samuel Clark, Socialist PROTHONOTARY (Mark One) Jos. W. Hoover, : Socialist Two Persons duly qualified for the office of Prison Inspector. One Person duly qualified for the office of County Surveyor. "Republican Richard V. Regar, Democratie Lewis W. Irwin, (Mark One) DISTRICT ATTORNEY John W. Johnson, Republican B. F. Davis, Democratic PRISON KEEPER (Mark One) A. R. Wenger, W. B. Clark, Michael Wimer, oe PRISON INSPECTORS (Mark Two) Republican Democratic Jacob R. Kob, Democratic J. O. Buckwalter, Socialist Frankford, Socialist Republi an Republican Democratic John W. Stoner, Socialist (Mark One) COUNTY CONTROLLER DIRECTORS OF THE POOR (Mark Two) Alfred Wood, COUNTY SURVEYOR (Mark One) Republican H. Frank Eshleman, Republican Democratic Willis R. Knox, William Faust, Socialist John G. Zook, Socialist W. B. Gable, Socialist Petersburg—At the Black Horse | Hotel, in the village of East Petersburg. Landisville—At the hotel in the vil- lage of Landisville. | Rohrerstown-—At Harry Walk’'s hotel, | in the village of Rohrerstown. | West: | Mountville District—In the house owned by Sam Matt Fridy and John | M.' Froelich, on the road from Mountville to Ironville. Northwestern—At Christ. Bucher’s | carriage shop. Norwood—At the blacksmith shop ot George Smith. Silver Spring—At the hotel in the village of Silver Spring. | East—At the Greenland Hotel, { Lampeter, West—At the public house | in the village of Lampeter Square. | Lancaster Township—At the Engleside AS. Brubaker, Republican M. K. Christ, Republican W. B. Irvin, Democratic John P. Wise, Democratic Sixth ward: First precinct—At the Schiller | House, on North Queen street. Second precinct—At the Lafayette Hotel, North Christian street, be- tween James and [Frederick streets. Third precinct—At JohnAdam Sny- der's Stock Yards Hotel. | Seventh ward: ° First precinct—At now or late of Charles Stumpf’'s Hotel, on How- ard avenue. Second precinct—At the Seventh] Ward Hotel, at the northeast corner of Rockland and Chester street. Third precinct—At the Hall, No. 525 Chester street. | Eighth ward: i First precinct—At John Kirchner's Hotel, on Manor street. ~ Second precinct—At John Stumpf’s Hotel, on Manor street. Third precinct—At the hotel, cor- | Little | Manheim Township: Neffsville Third Manor Township: Indiantown—At Fred, Stoner’s house, | Manor, New—At the hotel at Central Britain Township—At Aaron | New Holland Bor h—At Charles’ Hotel, at Oak Hill. re : | Paradise Township—At Elam (Northern the hotel at Neffsville. District)—At Stock Yards (Southern District)—At | Penn Township: the public house of M. H. Grube. Hotel, in said borough. | kept by Joseph A. Hoke. ward—At George Myers’ | Pequea Boarding House, in said borough. | Smithville. near Creswell. M. Raub, in the borough said borough. Holland House,kept by LiytleSkiles. | Quarryville—At the hotel formerly of J. the New | Girvin’s Hotel (formerly known as the! Warwick Township: Black Horse). Warwick—At the Warwick Hotel. Warwick, East—At the Swan Hotel 8 L( | South Penn—At the house of D. R. in Rothsville. h Manheim Borough: i ; Ehrhart. | Washington Borough: Pirst, deat, Martin Oechsle’s | Junction—At the hotel, at Lancaster | Upper ward—At Wertz's Hotel, in : otel, in said borough. o ; Junction. said borough. : : Second ward—At J. M. Summy’'s Unionville—At the Unionville Hotel, Lower Eat A. G. Kise's store, Township—At the hotel at West Willow. | And I, the said Sheriff, do further Providence Township—At the hotel in| £iVe notice that every person, except- of Quar- Manor. ryville. United States, or of the State, or of Millersville—At Mrs. Cagoline Hoak's | Rapho Township: any city or incorporated district, wheelwright shop, in the village of | Newtown—At the Newtown Band whether a commissioned officer or > Millsrayille Y Hall. otherwise, a subordinate officer or Marietta orough: : | Sporting Hill— A S ine i agent, who is or shall be employed First ward—At Wisman’'s tin shop, in P Ls Hill—At the Sporting Hill under the Legislative, Fe or | hold any office or appointment of profit . t Strasburg Township—At John Metze ger's tobacco shed, near Strasburg borough. “ in said borough. ing Justices of the Peace, who shall or trust under the Government of the on Second street. Terre Hill—At the hotel in Terre Hill. | Hotel, at Graeff's Landing. | Strickler's—Premises of Fml Eaby. | Judicial Departments of this State, or Second ward-—At the Wagner House. | Earl, West: ,. | Lancaster City: { ner of Poplar and Filbert streets. Second ward—A the Council Chamber Sabi he SUN of 5 i Faby. the United Bintes of oF any city ot ine Third ward—At Joseph Schlegel- Earlville—At Samuel D. Graybill's | First ward—At Maennerchor Hotel, | Ninth ward: of Central Hall, in said borough. Square. corporated district, and alse every ileh's Fotel Hotel, in Earlville. on North Prince street. First precinct—Spring Garden| Third ward—In the Cassel Building, | Sadsbury Township—At the Old Red member of Congress, and of the State Fourth ward—At the Exchange Hotel, Farmersville—At the hotel in Far- | gaoond ward: Hotel, corner of North Mulberry in said borough. Lion Hotel owned by Samuel P,| Legislature, and of the Select or Com- Walnut street. : ~ mersville, re First precinct—At the Lancaster and West Walnut streets. | Martic Township—At the hotel in Raw- Miller. mon Council of any city, or commis- Fifth ward—At the Fifth street Rden Township—At Albert TL. Herr's | County House, on Fast Kinz Second precinct—At Thomas J. Cal- linsville, Salisbury Township: sioners of any incorporated district, Hotel. y , hi, Sy eliing house, in said towasHip. | | street. nan's Restaurant, No. 561 North | Mountville Borough-—At the White Cambridge—At William T.auder's | 1S by law incapable of holding or Sign aca Mrs: amas Wright's, Riizhet] tol Sorough-at the Hae Second precinct—AtRansing’s hotel, Prince street. Swan Hotel. in Mountville. cooper shop. ° exercising at the same time the office o. Bannt Sireet i, Horse raones on East Orange street. Third precinct—At Wm. Howard’'s| Mount Joy Borough: | Gap—At the Bellevue House, at G oY '1 intment of Judge, Inspector or Seventh ward—At 723 Bethel street Elizabeth Poynship-—A the hotel in | Third ward—At the Swan Hotel, cor- Cigar Store, Lemon and Mary CA IDUEN. tv of FT. Moprey. Hap tne Del SY 8x Tse, ot gap. pd TP Totion or this Dmmon. Fighth ward--At Shawnee ' Engine » Bricker * At Stine’s Hotel i ner of South Queen and Vine streets. Second ward—Property of F. A. den Hotel, wean ind that no Inspector, Judge House. h Pehath Sudha h nes Hots. | streets. Leacock Township—At the hotel in In- Rieker. Yu White. Horse-—At tha White: Horse officer of any -—such-elac. Kinth A al Sy Susquehanna " nae ap? Fourth ward—At the Farmers’ South- tercourse, now or late of George| Mount Joy Township: Hotel, kept by J. F. Seldomridge be eligible to any office t Fire t. ompanys Hos: ea East Akron School House. | ern Market House, Miller. " Upper—At H. S. Hottenstein’s ware- | Strasburg Borough: al sald _e ection, except that Ci Satoh: ET ship—At Mary Ann | Lincoln—At the Lincoln Hotel, in the Fifth ward: Leacock, Upper—At B. F, Weidler's house, on the Manheim road. First ward—At the Washington tion officet ON onig's House, t Conestoga | “village of Lincoln First precinct—At the PlowTavern, | Hotel, on the New Holland turn- Lower—At Old Town Hall, in the Hotel, in said borough. : Bony Bouse 2 oa E Murrell—At Amos B. Shiffer's Hotel. on West King street. | pike. | village of Florin. | Second ward—At C. W. Breunninger's Given unuer my hand and seal this 21st Conoy Township—At the Exchange Fulton Township—At Andrew Charles’ Second precinct—At house No. 759 | Lititz Borough—At the Lititz Springs Milton ( ‘ove—At the hotel, in the | restaurant, in said borough. day of October, 1907. Hotel, in Bainbridge. Hotel. Marietta avenue. i Hotel. villag of Milton Grove. Third ward—At the Swan Hotel. . MILTON T. ZIEGLER, Sheriff T | NTT | \" i Ji : Gunners Organize i : sind “AER " \ The hunters in the vicinity of \ | ® \ | . W ani CY SRG wi | | A AL ~ 08 4-9 4 eX vous Lawn have organized the Conewa go Hunting, Fishing and Protective 0000040000000 00000000002000000 f Club. They have leased 10,000 Ready-to-Wear Garments 'his great section is brimful with a choice assortment of ready-to- wear garments from the best manufacturers in the country. We can please you with the variety, the styles and the prices. Have a look at the wonderful suit values this week at $10.95, $12.- 50 to $18.50. Walking Coats Suits for Young Men Various lengths are in vogue this | Smart, snappy styies in Youths’ an! season; three-quarter, fitted and Young Men’s Clothing and Over. loose cloth models have the lead coats, Now is the time to get first now; Shorter coats in caracui, vel | choce. style our and fur, are very stylish; any |and quality. shape or length you desire from Youths’ Suits, $6.50 to $15.00. $5.00 to $75.00. Young Men’s Suits, $8.50 to $20. Men’s Black Suits $3 vo $15. 1 : | Latest in Overcoats, $5 to $18, Waist Specials at 1.00 5, $3 0 Rain Coats $8.50 to $25. A special purchase in white and| (Corduroy Pants $2, $2.50, $3.50 colors, Materials are lirene, mad. : ras, percales, cashmeres and plaids, light and dark grounds; some with We can fit you in Sewing Machines digesti Indigestion The action of diges- tion is controlled by nerves leading to the stomach. 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In a few days I began to feel better, which encour- aged me so much that I continued the medicine until I had taken more than a dozen bottles, am very much im- proved in every way; in body, mind and spirits since. make a special oint to recommend the medicine, ana feel a sincere pleasure in knowing that several persons have been bene- fited through my recommendations.” A. 8. MELTON, Ashville, N. C. Dr. Miles’ Nervine Is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If It falls, he will refund your money. {acres of land and trespassed it and now no one, even a farmer owning the land, can hunt without first procuring a permit which costs 50 cents. Commercial Law by Utley L Crane, the well known Philadelphia Attorney. An instructive and in valuable treatment of this subject in its various branches. Picturesque Pennsyivania— Penn. sylvaria’s beautilul scenery describ- ed with illustrations. 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