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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-15
Tennessee Centennial and
International Exposition.
KiElTillp, Chattanooga 4 81. Louis Railway.
Through Car Route
-" TO And FROM (


TENNESSEE, KENT UCKY, GEORGIA,
ALABAMA. FLORIDA, NORTH CA ROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA, NIRG TSIA,
WASHINGTON CITY. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Through Service Both via New II blow Rock Route
aud the Mckenzie Route between Nashville and
Memphis, making connection at Memphis with all
lines 10 and from Arkansas, Texas and Southwest.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Between Memphis
and NHShv lie ON Night Trains Between Nash
Vile and Chattanooga, Knoxville, AShevile, WASH
fugtOu, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
Between Nashville ami Jacksonville, Florida daily
yegr 'rOU5d, via Chattanooga, Atlanta Macon and
Ii.ton. Excursion tickets on sale during season.
EXCURSION TICKETS
On sale Reduced Rates from All Points on
this Line g nd Connections 70 Nashville and Return
during the Continuance Of the Tennessee Centen-
mis-! ami International Exposition.
80 For further information, call upon Ticket
Agents adire~s ia
r. c. CONAEDIN, Western Passenger Agent
405 Ky. Exchange Bldg, 81. Louis No
A. J. WEIGH, Div. Pass. Agt., Memphis, Tenn.
". L. DANLEY, Gen1 Pass. and Tkt. Agt,
Nashville, Tenn,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-15
.M0LNl1szI
PaIeneqs.

AnRmia is q condition often called "povs
erty Of blood" from deficiency of the red
corpuscles which give to this fluid its char
acteristic color. Is arises from insuMciency
of assimilation of the proper materials or
food to replenish tho blood, as in chlorotio
girls. 1t may occur in persons who have
long suffered with hemOrrhoidS, or in
from the uterus. The lips and tongue lose
their natural red color and become white
and the face looks like wax.
The most efficient remedy for this condi"
ton is DIR. Simmons Squaw Vine Wine.
The improvement produced by its use is
frequently almost magical; an enfeebled
heart becomes strong and equable in its
action, digestion improves, the lips and
cheeks lose their pallOr, and the eye be.
comes bright and the step elastic.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-15
To Cure n Cold in One Da,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-15

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 75c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
nhaItsperSeihni6

4. Sette: NOtis - BUR seI. gsodtuns =
8untes &IerIet 8rteftuten: @lfObOIfreie
Sbitweine @esen ben Mebltba,t on 8oie en- - Gez
gen Die @isnenlarS - 9olunbermns = Gmeiien
on SpalierpIanSen Glsewei6e fir 6ibe &nfs
rabmet pom Wtil9 nud benz GooIepz&erfabren =
8ereituns pom 8orbelaiier 8ribe : 8ebanblung
ber Gaitor0lpfonSe uuf benz Tel6 Foblbernie =
MertmaIe zines 9uten 2egebubns Sutter fir
Notwithstanding Don Siridluetn = &irfttn9 bes
Siiies zines wittbenben 9unbes = Bfirii9eiis.
2. Sette: 1lsber 6ie @iili6'i9e MstbObe Ser
SdrtOifelcuItur - BUR Tiitteruns Der 2apins -
06peiue am Treiien Don Sabnern ST. uerbtnbern-
9ie nit getreibe ansebaute g~eIammtfdde = Die
l3uderritbe in Midi9an = SOnnenbllmeuiamen =
SieRfese Der @tatSfelber-@on Suterelie fir 2anbz
wirtbe CUR Gultur beS SOpfiaIats = Seu ltnb
@ruumet Die bette 3ett Sur Oiin9uns ber Sbit=
bdume - 9te @er1uenbuns Ser Gerberlobe sur
GbampisnOn3u9t Die Cub int trddtisen 3uz
ftanbe = SanOtaie - 8eiprensuns ser Gnten.ier
NIT sGrnIem @Giier 8ldtter unb glatbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Ubtraap, a~sltttmpa1, 20. amnt 1892,

So. in @bbn, Nstp Mertco, angelsgt. 0ie7e
i'm 9ecosz96aI gfle9ene 6abrit lit bic gr0Bte
i6rer @rt in @nnerita. Sic fam I'M Sabre
mebr als 100000 Sonnem 3uder berit:aen.
Sol, 8uftab pqbit, 8icezPrGIibent Der
pabIt 8retptng So, lit bariiber bsfragt nor
ben, tpelden @ntbeil @Qpt. Yabft unb 6err
ltibIein an Der 3uderz Snbuitrie in SEEM
Mericp bdtten. @r ertldrte, baB Iein Batter
unb 9err l1iblein in @emein19aft nit S. S.
6agerman, Dem befannten Minsnbeiiber BON
Colorado, pnb mebreren Gapitaliten BON
lW1ittpautee unb a1pOsr:n Sbsilen bes 49, items
Dor mebreren Monaten @elb in Der Giiben=
5uderfabrit in @b6p a~nlesten, init ben
8rouereien ais fpl6en, Iagte er, babe bies
aber ni9ts 51 tbur. @apt. pabit iUtpobl
tpie 9err l1t9lein 8peifeln, pie Go1, 9abit
erflGrt, niht oaran, baB Die &~ii6en5uder=
SoSnbuitrie in ben Ser. Stoaten ii9 1ebr err
folgrei9 9~eitalten tperOe unO baB Die Ser.
Staaten it9 balb ni9t mebr auf bic Gin
fubr o &iiben5nder DerlaiIen tperben mill
ZEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
UotiS.

Dit 2efer unb audi bic bere6rten 2eIerins
men Der n8etGage" foaten ut9t auBer N9t
lafen, baB bas Sntereife am Snbult bisies
8lattes nur baour9 auf Der getpObntea 5Obe
erbalten perOen fam, tpenn iie aud pGbz
renb Der gei9Gfttgen 3eit bes Sabres bier
uno ba Dem S9reiben zines 8eitrdgss fir
bic n8eilage" iiber lire Grfa6rungen uno
8sObd3tungen auf irgenb einem @ebiete Der
2onbDirtbf9aft, bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Der Stsb5u4t, beg Sbtbdues II. I. ~. Elm
Stiinb9en Opfern. @ie bis6er, 10 piro aut)
in 3utunft Gorge getragen tperben, oaB bic
%etn9eidnoten 8riefe in ri9tiger, paIfenber
S9retbpeiie gum MbbruG e~eGan9en unb .s
brar3t Oa9er Riemanb, Der nit lanbipirt6=
14dftIt1en 9erdt6en Better um5ugeben lpeiB,
dls NIT Der Seber, ii9 gu i9euen, Sebtere
gum NuBen un6 SrOmmeu feiner Miifeler
in Die 9ano gu nebmen unb Mit~t6ei!unqen
pOn algemeinem SntereFe an uns ~ein5ulenz
ben.
Nue fot9e 8eri8te ftnb au abrefiirsn on
@n6reds Simon,
Observation-Disclosures Rebafteur Der sSu.
Studs eitung, Gbicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Sur sef. Bea9tuns I

Sn allen SdIen, in benen auf Nnfraaen
brteflt3e 4ntnort getpiinf6t nir6,
1nuB eine 2 @entz8riefmarte CUR sFrantirunq
Der RidanttpOrt beigelsgt peroen.
Oie Oxidation.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

YIN IepfeGn BON Der IeBten grnte finb
BON ben Ser. Staaten unb CANADA iuft 2.
848,683 Suffer mud europa psrI6tfft por=
ben.
Gs 9ibt 10000 s mfer in BEN gereiniqz
ten Stauten unb Der iGbrli6e @rtruq zines
S%Isuen1bOds fteat ii3 auf % pfunb 9Duig.
x X .
Der bDn SOrnabos bter5uGanbe unaeri6z
tete S3aben mar in ben leBten se6u ecSabrea
IN Mt ouri flint Mtat 10 groB, als in
lrgeno einem anberen 8unbestaate.
* \ X
Die + efen umerifunif@en
Sru9pfirfi9e. @uf Der 8omoGoaen=
berlammlang gu @rfurt finb fol9en6e @Orz
ten Pftrii9e als Die beiten borgef6luaen
fDoroen: &leranber, Nmsben, SaIe's Stride,
Stlber unb @aterloo.
Bon Marb's 8uffeG6eerbe in Der sGutz
beaO@ReerDatton in 80 ontan u iinb atpet
Der 19Onten SPHERE na9 gbicago ~Dertauft
tOptpe| uN0 FH0 IeBt unterDegs 11G1 Der
NeltftaOt am Mi9tgan@See.
X x
Die 2e9islatur bes Staates SO af6ine<
ton Fat cine Sort@GommiITion eingeiebt,
Die ben 9ouberneur, Staatsi9uBmeiiter,
Den GommifGr fir Dffentli9e 2Gn0ereien
1tllo Die Prpfeforen Der Sorfpifeni9aft an
Der Stdatszl1niOerIttd unb lanbpirt619uftz
lihsn Se9ranitalt gu Mitgliebern bat.
Sin @aGifornier Fat angebIi9 sinen
BrO3eB erflnben, um Snietten auf Obitz
bdurnen 5u tDbten. @r erbibt Die @tbmosz
pbdre UNI ben Baum berum Bis gu 12O
Srao, mas ben Baum u1b bic Jru9t ni9t
19dotgt, ben SSnietten aber f0btIi9 lit.
Der 9ampfer ngitp Of Milpuufee", Giz
9entbum Der 9rabum &c Mortpnz2inie,
bra9te am Sreitu9 poriger Mo9e BON 8en=
ton 9arbor un6 Ct. SOiepb in Mt9tgan
cine 9aOnng BON 10000 8iiten Gr6beeren
na9 @9icago = Die grDBte 2abung, peI9e
fpdbrenb Der gegentpGrtigen SatIon nm e=
mem Sage bier %eintrdf.
* * y
Ser Gtabtrat6 bon 0ebilS 2att in g o + b
9%utptu bieIt bteier Sage cine SpssiuIpere
%iammIuns ab uub bei4IOb, $500 gu be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Ser Stabtrat6 bon Oebils 2att in g o + b
9atota bieIt bieier Sage cine Spe5iulOers
iammIuns ab unb bei3IOb, $500 gu Bee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Die Mfltpauteer 8ier6raner Sab It unb
niblein b~ertesen ii6 iebt auf bic g til
ben5uder@S abrifatip unb ma
9en Dem Claus Spredets Goncurren5. Sic
baben beibe grOBere Slrmnen 8eloes in Der
Ri6enauderfabrit Der pscos @aGsD Sugar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

@inem ieben 2tfsr lit bag Re@t eins.s
rGumt, it9 briefli4 pber miinbli9 an bic
Rebattion I'm Mustunft iber betimmte
Puntte gu tpenben, pelhe, iotpeit bas in UNI
iereS Mo9t liegt, eepdbrt perben pirb.
NnFragem, benen ni9t Der Name unb bic
genaue 4brsiIe bes SragefteIers ~beigefiist
iinb, tuerbep nidt beanttnortet.
Oie &ebdftipr,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Agricultural supplement.

ipiIieen, tpel9e Summe uGs 8eitrag fir ben
8au elmer Ma6lmii6le beripenoet tperoen loa.
Cine u 8urrelsMible lit ieBt geii4ert uno
bic Mrbeit iptrb am 1. SuIi in @ngrtff gez
noutnIen perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
8untes NuerIei.

Yin IePfeln BON Der IeBten grnte iinb
BON Den Ser. Stdaten unb CANADA iuit g.
848,683 Sdfer nn9 europa perI6ifft porz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Ser @taat Maffa9ufetts b%etrdft
einem neuen @efeb aufol9e niAt muir bas
SDbten iniettenfrefen6er @Ogel, %fonbern AUDI
ben 8eiib bon ausgeitOpften 8Glgen iol@er
Sbier9en. Die 9amen in Mufdhuietts
biirfen bsmna@ ni9t mebr ungeitraft alS
ornitboIogii9e Muieen einberpanosln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

1890. ST babe idon o.ri9isbene Male
bon Der 8ereitung uIfo6olfreier O6ttpeine
%geleien, rnb m0bte sic besbulb fra9en, tpie
man BET Der 5erite1ung Iol9er Meine gu
8erte geben muB2 9alten it9 bieieGben aub
gut?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

@On Maarb's 8iffeG6eerbe in Der SGutz
peaozHeIerbatton in MOntana iinb 5tpet
Der 19Oniten SPHERE na9 gbicago b~ertuuft
fpotOen uno finb ieBt unterpegs nua Der
Weltitabt am Mi6tganzGee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Der bOn SOrnabOs bier5uGanbe aneeri6z
tete S3oOen mar in ben Iebten 5e6n eSSu6rea
IN Mtf1onri flint Mal 10 groB, uls in
trgero eilem anberen 8unbestaate.
The silver star., 1897-09-23
Mountain and Plain Festival.

D.nycr, C"lo., septe-nher j.. C,iora'io. An
nna' fcs,iva! Of Mountain and Plain. which.
will sur..ss alt nrrv nus O. e lens held ia
this ar amy hei Wc. ate fh's " h,sn-
iuic.y g u Il. tort g rcas.,u ifM D. hoi"l Of
dir rt"rs haze hal'. ~ fa.e IN ru - vi
~ -" .afi ,i.'i.,ra. iu; = tr n,,' e ts,.
Y .,., L. al tr 1. 'i,.> .r.wp ir.,m lis
iir.i Z '..re.'.t".. until II T. now Hdiitcd g
one 1T the most bitiiani AMI Interesting of all
the annual fcsti .ais held on Tits continent
iis- iuet al i'areaut NJ iosr.ss was suH.
tih=iand and TO his was i,t..r a,ldci tn. fan.
tnslic u,,,i nrti-iic 10 ture, .f the N,.w orleans
MarLi G,as; wel h; " some Icspccis, cannot
The festival 10 ny NJ omes.i.- i.asii t.. ch.rac.
ter. Every SECTION of the sin'c iin- b en- asked
Ia send nnats to represent iis W.iix indus
stiiu'e the reinuc oi the carnival queen, While
evety.ur has been cordially invited to come
and participate III i,ui day.
wo Il rom many towna east ~! Colorado. s,,ur
Ms Tar as PInshurs. Ia. iha. delegations IRON,
ti,c>c pia...s will be II altcndancc Tht th.,.
CASTER. visitors may he made fully acquainted
III, the great aud di, ,erxiiicd Industries OF he
entcnniai state, Iriend.y rivalry IL begin.
ming To manifest Itself In the various mining
camts, agricultural and horticultural districts 8
y, sec which tine will nihkc the most crdlta.
bic display.
thousands OF dollars to entertain her guests
on this OCCASION, The railway companies
have made exceedingly low round trip rntes,
~
one desiring TO take weeks enjOy.Di vac,i-
tion.
Every feature OF the festival wilt be free 10
all. ~ n general Way the programme will he
us follows. though many ineres. ing features
will he added between now and the last OF tie
month:
Tuesday. Octo. et ), p. m.-pngeani Of PRO.
gr,>s, parade showing the Il, v,lOpthent uf
Colorado, its wotiderIul wealth and marvel
otis resources: Pioneers, Indians. miner, ,ior-
IL uiture, agriculture manu- iacturrs, Chinese,
1--we siock, civic Societies. decorated carriages,
AMI u miscellaneous division will be FEM ures
uf the par,.dei Evening Indian lire dance
and musicale at City Park.
"Wednesday. october u, l0a. m.-Tand c0,i:
"a st III front OF grand stand and Indian games
III CITY park.
Mask i'araie-Ati l O'Clock Lord Mayor Ar.
Hcntum Aurum will he.in his reign with IL
monster parade. IL vii he composed OF clubs
societies and individuals in fancy, humorous
and g,otesque costumes, all doing homage 10
Queen Tnalia. Between the hours OF ind 3
> clock nli i,cr-on> up! earring In mask must
participate In he pur;t.c. 3o'clock -tienrr..l
iu>"iIiy " thin lii.iii> I b. i,niiUuiioed hcrt-
At ~ y,s VII he awarded fp. the most
;r',t.>Qlte, mos hun.ur,u All - n r cOsiuii 4
."ri, IA tue I,rs,d 81. III. -..ri cii.,n e. Il,
the III 81 Of The - I'd eve given q Is coi.n ty.
Thu sdii,, october :. 10 II. in.- Military u II.
id.-- I oops ir,m Ciitei Stat,.s Iur:a, National
e'u.rdHf Z 10 ado sew VI Aicoaud W on.in.
'';.o''i AMI C. lee cadcs. sci.i niiiiar> ;.n1
t'riied -ocic;i.s. 2p. m.-Miii y i III Uy'
i''in 400. - an. ss,ie niluia. 8 y ..- a.
~ !c b slaves -. b !. l 81 er.eut.
The silver star., 1897-09-23

t'raiij Lodge an,; Grai, th"ret y.
i ~ \. al. 'Icnver. :o-pi.'iti'5. :! tu ~.
'aie ot one au,i one hi IN idre h autlitu
.''l tor delegates AMI tnr.r Iaiics pr,
'.iiIr there are fifty vr More a!;eniiu.
Las .lnimss eiourts fair ut Trinida,i,
"'r'-inh-r u Ia -. all open rate n t..e
'i".idaru fare Pueblo and points Stu, Y
'.'-f,.uf tn Trinidad and return. Selling
.ays September al, u and -.
The silver star., 1897-09-23
NOTICE.

Noi.'e.' l. hereby given that bids
slii be received by ,l'e equity clerk
:"r the construction Of bridge
scr - Beaver creek.
Plans .'i',' Specifications MAY b.
s,'.n at ni.,ss a. ,t'uus> clerk
All lids ~ j. III y, October !,
1871 b,art' .ss.r;'s- the righ, to
n-jcc, any ~ all !,,d...
Jon> ,N'!s<';i. C..u,,iy Clerk.
y 'r'ez $,p - r'17,
The silver star., 1897-09-23

Later i'll the afternoon the regular
Republicans met and nominated
II. Brigham for trcasuet. Ellsworth
Porter for sheriff. \. +. Samson
fof cutru,issioncr and w. II. Blake,
and nominating the balaiiee Of the
Silver Republican ticket. Mr..
Porter has already declined to make
the race. and it is pr,babl. tlint Mr..
Brigham will do likewise.
The silver star., 1897-09-23
yoaSt;n Of Rcs.s,Est,sa.

l ne iuiiu~in.: pcfs. .i,S liar. IN,
.- i. .i,.l-.i t'+ u.t Az j.. .ns,is u. reg:
ais,'' All ,uti ;cs -b ~. i,n, in l.i,
Z -rttfs q ''ii..n ,,f-, mis-. in,,
!. sri - , ,f''-..: res;is,rai ua u,
utsdas -; ':..-i -. tuesday. o.
,ober 20 AMI ..>,ntit.,. November
ihe c'scti.rl will In. h.Il ON fues
cay. :" 'y'-;---'-'
prce.,: : i,,a,s. Aan.s-
X. I. NJ 90" !! II. la, lar ana
: b k.>;n:y.
i..ctin+; .i,,. :, C.nr,vz--l,'i liam
ariisi., R's.a< The-a'l sti, and "
Nilsson
Precinct N". ;. Lower N,hrc.-
/ Qaick, i! II. ~ n.'.s and A.
=. k.isi.
Precinct .;,. ). t.pns n.iorcs--
s,ph ,st.ssss-sss, s,iihr, vcr.lcn
Id WilS,f:. ..t,iscNSr.
l'rccipes H,. 5. .Arriokr=-r. II.
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i.ir .scsi's.ss.
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The silver star., 1897-09-23

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S.:tu Z: -, liic. ,ra' h.
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The silver star., 1897-09-23
Tin Sn.sh. rtst;Dl.,eA>:
ai,n ia { ns:4 e-rsl,.n AZ.
S,niinaie :. 'r..-kei.

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ii.-se >&,oH5 ~ j." .',,i
,,ps c;,ns..,i:.,o was es,.ie,l
'r,ser by s:,.as. -. Dry. sila y tcm
ls,rs:y nfysnizaf..'H p.ss .ie,i =
j. lii. ~. - ,s !, * siia.t.,.
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m,s. t,'e im,f:'a !'siiis vn,. IT,.
}yy..ic ,t--.~gaty-; 81, '.ix.ug tnias.
'p" tts "a Sss,eissi'lis -. tn,
e,s,st s.~7s, ,i.- crrdcu,ial {, niniii
its- .*,nst.-i ,i.. following lers. ,,s=
es,;is%f. y. - 40 Arir,1s:es. tt.ofsa
Ener. u. -. t,.tiY.. y. " srefA.,.
Ar>. u. x -,-lftse Aass. -. Ns,
-. =. $st:,ts-''-f. '.~,h,.-. sA+f.-.i ;.
Wait ! -. I. !; .tm7ta,s, Vim.
J~.i : ,'lii.-s & r. Green.
]. ts.sr4 3 : Dr..yi,cA. !. J.
Mud. NJ: \. J.. 2.iiir,nS,, ~. I &c
iSaupr-+r. ,ts. i'foN.ys-A. W..,.rru
1.s A.n. f.iitttf a-ssr:iasf for
i.das.Ss y ~ 1S:rr,,tr tlg Bar
,.t,, a. *. Harrison ios Gte.nt
=. ". siackv.-f i-r Bays,
'F~- rtgs.d,i,. .Ia coas-.ittce re-
sortcd t,. inli"7nimg> We. tite
Silver Il, f-i;,ti3&,,s oi Montczu4,,u
sonny ~ cueNvnticin assembled =
E1icw a~'o re. aifirim our unwAvcr-
A., allegiance 10 tine is,c, ,Allimited
and inet .,"'i<]ent coins,,c @; silver
v the ratio ~ sixtccn to one. and
,hl.t in William J. Bryan We recog-
'tizc t;ie ira,;ing exponen, ot that
great poiitic;.h pri,icip.c. In local
p,ii,ics wc ia,'nr economy and
good government, and to this
1rincI3!cs wv picdrc tine t'rke
dominated: ~.
Tie c.r'mi,.sn on pernancnt
Arsaniz..i'p, '.',d nrGcr uf busin, s.
tcD'ar'rpirl'i ;'as Inc temporary
W.al2a,i - ~ iatrle permanent
ana igl,iA.d ralht nominations i,s
hia le in ,.:t following order: Judge,
clerk. ''i,.Yifl'i; lssrssi,r. ,reasu~r.
s.i.sd siserim ,hIJsn, cor.i,;ri,,.
er. ..c'>.s'nhw
'tihr r,r.''.s.".aiifi,in rciii-i.ttcp-
w'..fs at'.p .ps-''.'
...i'. 80 ,.c.i'r.. .aFi' ..lih9 ,h.
hIioains c',,', a.r. continued.
ps'ns Il; p'"' ,,""s, nc bp,.".
"n,ai. '..'r,a'cs',on ~ nhnt,i.,iun
i'sniaia. fp; iss,.a,,. *. eq,u;ials>,oi.
or mni',u, c.,t
Pr y 'H.' ny. ~ 81, ,ocun.
cN. "a y .'ithiistin,n .de..nn, ,
t'ie .fSs,i'Hidci.,aLe,l.
- 81 40 Mcsc5 ~ ter-
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The silver star., 1897-09-23

The fe'H "a nof mn yona for n
~ =, fa!<s :',u,l~.'n Festival Spc-
"A. Drtobcr 3 earo,,H. 10 Denver.
.'ihr ~rliI'$'n' chair caAfs,'Atc. aaid
he very lin, st I.,uiic.
The silver star., 1897-09-23

For Slierin-,i,i,n I. Duncan nt
Cnr.vx. the present iutunhvrt.
For Asssssor-A,lwr, Parker ot
,utvzana vi. 'cs.
;sM S:n,s,.s' eri';',us'enl-- Mrs.
). Il. isat.. 81 iNf 4.
ia. s.rru,.- Or. l.. {. Hdciicli
i, ih'.pfeS.
Excepting Glcrl, Wesc., who
.v.,s r,nn,inated by acclamation.
ali; the nulnlnees had n lively Strug-
se tn Win, there being from two
10 .aur eafl;,'alrS frf cSrl nominal
tinn. and grwpliy requiring fnur
ba.i,ts in each x.,sv to decide the
contest.
After adopting thu dive and
scroll as the party emblem and ap-
pointing q committee to fill any
vacancy on the ticket other than
those made by tile convention, the
conve,,tion adjourned.
The silver star., 1897-09-23

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axe the e'in t;ran.it s',uslsNt~ Fcs-
Nai S.etisi s,utob.r !; am he in
.).nv'er ~ cifaH' fc,< 'rAc i,,.f ..,di en-.
.ny the lns.-v ~ SsN rrai.a.
The silver star., 1897-09-23

This is the ber equipped shop
i'll { rscz, aiHi tlfose desiring COM
fors while shaving, give inc call.
The silver star., 1897-09-23
RAILROAD NOTICES;

Western Slope fair at aiuntrose. Sep.
irm''er II. -. ,; aud u. loJ7. the fu'h,w
ing rates will he in effect: IIoiufes III
-'."i'tr''s,. an! IL urn sI.:.,. i5eiiins daya
>, pt-inber ~. ~. - ami -:
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

For some time the meetings being car
ried on at Russells have been disturbed
by a crowd OF young men who kept pass
ing in and out of the house during ser.
vice. Last week Walter Hamilton was
brought before Probate Judge O. II
Hughes charged with disturbing relig.
ious worship. But the evidence was not
sufficient to show any wilful wrong doing
on his part and the case was dismissed
The action, however, has had the good
effect of awakening the boys to a sense
of the impropriety of their conduct, and
they have acknowledged their wrong
doing and promise to conduct themselves
better in the future
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

Will Schermer, the genial railroad
man SO exceedingly popular on the Hills
horo branch of the B. & o S. W., is
slated for promotion, and will probably
leave us soon. We all hate to see Billy
go. But, il he must 60. we rejoice that
it is to 60 upward on the ladder of for.
tune. Will has had his present run
about seven years, before which time he
was two years newsboy. In eve y capac
ity the travelling public have found Will
kindly attentive to their wants, and never
was a railroad employe more popular.
The appreciation in which he is held oy
the officials of the road is evidenced by
the fact that he will be the youngest
conductor on the line. 1t generally re.
quires the test of many years of service
before q man is trusted in a position SO
responsible Superintendent G. H. How
ard has SHOWN excellent judgment in
this selection. While We regret the de-
parture OF such genial soul from our
town, we commend him heartily to the
people of Chillicothe, where his head.
quarters will probably be after this week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

Paul Fullerton and Charlie Pence are
training for sailors Both are said to
wake up from their sleep singing "Rock
ed in the Cradle of the Deep" Sunday
they boarded the sailing craft White
Wings, in the second railroad pond The
vessel was a leakv craft and soon began
filling Then there came up a squall-
in fact two squalls. and the boat settled
rapidly. 1t became apparent that they
must sink in the murky waves despite
the wild efforts OF their frantic friends
on shore. The dread moment came on
speedy wings. The fated craft gave a
plunge The rushing waters closed over
her, and two noble sailor boys went
down, down, down, clear to their waists
before their webbed feet ceased to sink
in the slimy mud at the bottom of the
pond. They both propose to ask Uncle
Sam for some dangerous and responsible
position in the Navy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
Death Of Geo. ROush.

Mr.. George Roush died on March 18th,
1897, at his home, one mile south Of
Fairview, Ohio. He was aged SO years,
l month, and days. He was born in
Adams county on Feb. 13, 1908. He
married Rachel Tedrick on the 18th of
October, 1929 To this union were born
six children. His wife died on the Goth
day of Nov. 1878.
His second marriage was contracted
on the 7th of December, 1890, with Lu.
cinda Clarke, who survives him.
He lived in the house where he died
65 years he was member of the Chris.
tian Church, having united with it
some sixty years ago. Forty years Of
that time he served as an Elder of the
Church. For his uprightness of charac.
ter and honesty of purpose he was noted
He was always cheerful, carrying sun.
shine wherever he went. The poor
never called on him in vain for help,
and when leaving, they carried with
them the substantial evidence of his
boundless charity. The funeral was
March Goth at the South Liberty Church,
conducted by Elder Buckingham. He
was inferred after services in the Strange
Cemeterv.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

B. F. Conard, better known as "Uncle
Bsn," suffered terrible affiiction last
week, in the entire loss of sight in one
OF his eyes, Grave fears are also enter
tanned that the sight Of the other eye
may also be lost. He is we'll up to nine.
ty years of age, and while he could not
see we'll at distance, was able to read
the smallest print without glasses, and
being an ;ncesaant reader, this power
was great comfort to him.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
City Council.

Council met Monday evening.
Philip Weyrich asked that Council
should fix grade of alley 80 as to prevent
water from flooding his property, and
running foundations.
Referred to committee, Dewitt, Hilton
and McDermott, with power to act.
On motion of Mr.. Walker the matter
of settling with the old Treasurer was
laid over until next meeting because Of
the absence of Treasurer.
Mr.. Hilton thought the ordinance re-
quiring the painting Of the telephone
poles should be enforced. This seemed
to be the sentiment of Council, and the
matter will probably be pushed.
Adjourned.