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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
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lditigt f1bar, ga6 i6 i6nan 5riit 6ts
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er1ielt ba5 &riegsbepartement 6eute
teine Ra6ri6ten ppn Otis, uno man
erpartet aud bic nd6iter bier ober
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ter unter! u. ,. 8), @sneraf Otis
fa6e feline nsusn GnItruttionen in
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ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
@d9an's gnGbige Stra fe.

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@a bington, 3. g., 8. 5ebr.
= Der auF Ie9s Sabre pom 2tmte
Iuspenoirte General Sntenount Gdz
gan 6lei6t betdnRtli9, troBbem ibm
Tein Stang abgsIprO4en porben, nomis
nea @ereral Sntepoant unb Brigade
@eneral, be5ie6t -ba8 boae @e6ult un0
bruu6t babel ri6t Die geringfe Or
beitsleiitung gu berri6ten. Syn Der
Qrmee nGmli9 lit eine Grnennung
sumStabsbienit binbeno fir bic 0auz
er Der Dienit3eit, pG6reno in Der Sra
rine etne fol9e Grnennuno nur auf 4
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ert ober geGrbert lperban fam.
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gan auf eiHenPrGceOsn3fua in tpel4em
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tors Sapain perfiigt purDe. Sbpobl
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SDain no6 8epsral Quoitor Der
Sunossarmee nit oolIem 9ebalt, pp9
DE gun3e 2lrbeit tbat Der 9ulfss4uOI@
tor 2ieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

= 9aiIer 5ran5 SOiepR bon OeIts
reid gab geitern in 0ien Dem bis6ez
rigen ameritaRiI9en 9eianbten Gbur=
lemdgne SOper elm 2luOisn3 u. ndbm
beGen observation-disclosures eHt9egeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
cine brittf9e 0emOnfr0S 0S
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Dpn Oman.

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tredomirdl Qu6ibalo 2rctus 9ous
olus, 8eFe6Isbaber Ds5 britii6er ofa
inbiT6en @GapaOers, iegslt morgen
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gJf1krd6men bes Sultun5 BON Oman,
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brut al berfhafFer Dir WloBnu6s
me. oeGen peI6e Der 9roteit geri9tet
III 6eIfonb in Der 8erpudtung einer
SobIenIfation an Der Siiite DonOmun
an Jruntrei6. Wan bdlt es bier fir
bebsutIam, baB RuBIan0, obqleiH eS
feine 6anDeL8interefer in YfuStdt
bat, i'm 9egriff mar, etnen %oHluL
bort6iu 81 i4iden.
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ri6te.
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britiI6en llrterbduIe untpprtete Wm.
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f6er Setretdr be8 auspGrtiger 2(ms
tes, beuts dIf etne 0tesbe3uglIUe 6rds
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fennung Mataafa's ais &Onig uu5s
bride.
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ter.
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qerIonen 6eIte6enben UldnnI6dft oe8
6riFiI6en 9ampFers r&inoobdlo" Dem
Gapttdn Duttins, l. OFft3ter Sobn
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gBebb pom 0ampTer n8aris" pon Der
.Q(nerifaniT6er 2inie" iiiberne 9}ez
oainen uno adj U}atrOian DeTeIben
Dampfers N}eOuiaen aus 8ron3e perz
lieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Der Nn8}eBrung

aebraud)t babem, befatigt
pirS.
8snn sic SWitett beripareH,
Fdj erfdltet OSer Oen leiiefen
9lnFug bOn SuW9cmbeI@tper
ben ba6eu, Ipielett sic tti6t
nit SSbrent Se6eat, iOROerH
uebmen sic sleitI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

GoGon. 9. Sebruar. - Der @erz
5ua 3ur 8etlegung bes Strites Der
8abnbebienIt IteteH unb 0odarbeiter 1T
FebIgef6lagen. Die Striler baben
ben i6nen gebotenen 9o6n BON 50 pro
Sag 3uriidgetpieIen unb beIteben auT
Der 5Orberung BON $3.50. Die 8ubns
9eIeGf6aft Oertiirbet jeBt, baR Iie
entI4lofen iit, geniigenbe GriaBIsute
3ur SteQe 3u 6ringen, um bic Qr6eit
ipirtIam a1F3unebmen. unb Dap lie
na90rudlt6en S6uB bon Der 9eb0rs
be perlangt. Wlan fiir4tet, baB e
isBt gu erniten aubelt0rungen tOms
men piro.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-12-14

others.
It WAS remarked as q mournful coins
cidence that The Senate should adjourn
two days in su. cessiop-the first two OF
the session-as mark OF respect to two
men intimately connected with that
body frst for the late Vice-President
Hobart, who was its honored presiding
officer, and next for the late Senator
elect Hayward, OF Nebraska, whose
death is expected to result in the send
ing of another Dem-Pop Senator, by ap-
pointment of the Governor of Nebraska.
Mr.. Quay's friends in the Senate pur'
pose having his credentials speedily
acted upon. Senator Chandler has of
fered resolution for his admission to
a seat, and the resolution and his ere.
dentisls have been referred to the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections, from
which a report is expected shortly
There is very little doubt that the report
will be in favor of Mr.. Quay, and that it
will be adopted by a substantial major
ity of the Senate.
Gen. Grosvenor, Of Ohio, has resigned
the Craftsmanship of the House Repub-
CAUCUS, which he so ably filed in the
last Congress, and Representative Can
Ion, of Illinois. unanimously elected,
being nominated by Gen. Grosvenor
to the position. There was no other
reason for resignation of Gen Grosvenor
than a desire to give Mr.. Cannon the
honor.
Among the 900 odd bills and resolu.
tions introduced in the House this week
was bill, by Representative Bingham,
OF Pennsylvania, appropriating $4,000
for the erection of statue OF the late
Gen. Geo. B. Meade.
Senator Chandler has gone a little
further than the President did, and in.
troduced bills applying the customs and
internal revenue laws of the United
States to Porto Rico and Cuba after jan
uary /, 1900, and providing that com.
merce between the islands and the
United States shall be as between the
States
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Legal Notice.

John Miller and Arch Brown, or Mahlon
VaDzant and John Vanzsnt the owners or re-
puted owners Of . certain mare hereafter mem
toned, are hereby notified that have . iein
upon . certain bay mare for furnishing feed
and care for the period Of II days, amounting
at this date to five dollan and fifty cents COS 5O,)
and unless the amount Of said lein and the cost
Of this advertisement be paid within the period
Of ten days from this date, ! will at the expira-
ton Of that period, to-wit, on the 18th day Of
December 1899, st two O'Clock p. m. on said
day sell said mare at public auction TO the
highest bidder, In the street In front Of my
livery stable on East street in the village Of
Hillsboro, Ohio. G. ". FAIRLEY.
Hillsboro, o., December 9Th, 1899.
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Burnett-Lucas.

On Wednesday evening, November
80, John Burnett and Miss Edith Lucas,
both Of Marshall, O., were made hus
band and wife. The ceremony was per.
formed at the M. E. parsonage in Green
field by Rev. Mitchell. They returned
to the Elliott Hotel, where an elegant
supper was served for them and their
friends. The bride was dressed in blue,
the groom in conventional black. The
following day (Thanksgiving) they re.
turned to the home of the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Burnett, where
An elegant reception was given. They
received many very handsome and use
full presents. Mr.. Burnett has erected 9
new house near Marshall, where after
Christmas he and his happy bride will
be at home to their friends. Their many
friends extend congratulations and wish
them long, happy life together, with
but few clouds to disperse their happi'
ness. "@x
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Obituary..

George Euverard was born at Etobon,
France, on June 5, 1921, and died No
vember 25, 1899, aged rs years, 5 months
and 20 days. When he was eleven years
of age his parents with large family of
children crossed the ocean to come to
America. They landed in New York
City on August 6, 1885. Three years of
his life were spent in New York State.
First at Evansville, then at Cape Vim
cent. He then came to Ohio with his
parents and settled in Highland county
near Mowrystown. On March IL, 1s4l,
he was married to Miss Julia Kelley.
Seven children we're born to them, FIVE
daughters and two SONS. Two daughters
and one son have preceded him to the
"Be,ter Land" An infant daughter
died in 1912, twelve year old daughter,
Julia, died in 1852, and a sixteen year
old son, Christopher j., died in 1868
The first K years of bis married life
were spent at East Liberty, Ohio. In
1S46 he purchased farm at Flat Run,
Highland county, and lived there until
1870, when he removed to Hillsboro,
where he resided for period OF eight
years. He then moved back to his farm
home, where he resided until 1898 when
he left bis farm and came to Mowrys-
town and was a resident Of that place
until the time Of bis death The re-
naming four children have all attained
manhood and womanhood. These with
his wife and twelve grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren are left to
mourn their loss When quite young
man he united with the French Presby-
terisn Church at Mowrystown when Rev.
Emile Grand Girard was pastor of said
church. He has ever since lived AZ
earnest Christian life. He always bore
the stamp of Christian man in all lis
d-aiings, as he was honest, upright II d
true. He was also kind and social with
those around him, and had many warEI
friends wherever be was known. The
lovely disposition this dear one had will
always be remembered by all who were
acquainted with him. Strangers soon
after having formed his acquaintance
would say, "What a grand old man."
Others have been heard to say, "What q
innocent face" and these were express
sions rightly used for those with whom
he came into contact were always
greeted with pleasant smile. Sunshine
was beaming from his face wherever he
went. He was such an upright man that
his influence and good example will long
be felt by all who we're intimately &C.
quainted with him. A beaut full and
i'm pressive funeral sermon was preached
in the Presbyterian Church by his pas
tor, Rev.J. G. Gslbreath, of Sardinia,
assisted by Rev. Alton of the U. B
Church, in the presence of large au-
dience of sympathizing friends. As We
stood around the casket covered with
lovely wreaths and flowers to take last
look at this dear one the pleasant ex
preston his face always wore in life wac
ill there and we believe he is among
the saints in Heaven. The pall-bearers
were Geo. McQuitty, Chas. Kelley, Fred
Euverard, Chas. Euverard, James Eu-
verard and David Euversrd, all nephews
Of the deceased. -
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A Gift to Give.

1t is often difficult to decide what to
get your friends for holiday gifts. Here
is suggestion:
"Good morning, Jennie, l have
brought you nice present." said Ger
trude, as she handed her friend neatly
wrapped package.
The pale, weary looking girl, who was
slowly recovering from severe illness,
opened the bundle and held up a large
bottle OF clear, rich medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla !" she "a claimed.
II have been reading about it today and
wished had bottle"
On New Years Day Jennie was able
to be out on the street, and to hel
friends who remarked how we'll she was
looking she simply said, Hoods Ssrsa
parills," and every one of them knew
it was this great medicine that had giver
her health.
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Notice..

Joseph Peale, whose place Of residence is un-
known, late of New Vienna, Clinton county, o.,
Der, A. D. 1899, in the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Highland county, Ohio, where the action b
now pending, being case No 6S48, the under
signed. Mary 3. Pe.le, fled her petition against
said Joseph Peale. charging wiIful absence
gross neglect Of duty, praying for divorce and
also to restoration TO her formsr name of Mary
Elizabeth Nc Varlsnd. The said Joseph Peale
IL required to answer the petition in said action
not later than six Coy weeks after the 9Th day
Of November, A. d. 1899, the date Of the first
publication Of this notice, or such relief may
be granted. MARY PEALE.
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Does Coffee Agree With You 2

If not, drink Grain. O-made from pure
grains. A lady writes: "The first time
I made Grain.O I did not like it but after
using it for one week nothing would in.
duce me to 60 back to coffee" It nour.
ishes and feeds the system. The chill
dren can drink..it freely with great ben
eft. 1t is the strengthening substance
of pure grains. Get . package today
rom your grocer, follow the directions
making it and you will have a delic-
ious and healthtul table beverage for old
and young. 10 and 25 cents.
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Skillful Treatment.

The France Physicians of the France
Medical institute Co., will make their
regular monthly visit to Hillsboro, Wed
nesday, December 20, where they may
be seen at the Hotel Parker from 8 q. m.
to p. m. One day only. The doctors
are meeting with gratifying success and
we advise the afflicted to consult them
ON the above date. Their specislties are
chronic, private and special diseases Of
men and women, and they give their
entire attention to the treatment oi
these complaints. Health is q impor.
tant a. life and no invalid who values
health can afford to lose this opportunity
of obtaining 'skilhul treatment: Con.
sultation free and strictly confidential.
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cemetery, which is saying much, q there
are many fine ones.-Clinton Republi.

cemetery, which is saying much, q there
are many fine ones.-Clinton Republi.
can.
sTEEN IN A LAW SUIT.
For sometime past, Elijah Steen, the
horse trainer OF this city, has claimed to
own an interest in Jim Kennedy, the
famous pacing stallion, with a record OF
2:O83 Stems alleged interest in the
horse is disputed by DR.. Boggess, who
now has a suit pending in the Com.
mon Pleas Court to substan,iate his
claim of ownership, but the case has
not been decided Last week during
the absence OF the Doctor in Highland
county, Steen went to Eek Sewers farm
near town, and securing Jim Kennedy
he brought him to this city. A tele-
phone message was sent to DR.. Boggess.
notifying him of Stems action, and re.
turning home at once, he swore out an
affidavit for Steen's arrest, charging him
with obtaining property under false
pretenses. Stsen gave bond for appear.
ance at the preliminary hearing. Wash.
ington Cyclone.
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The gamblers ability shows mostly in
A Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings, your social posi-
ton or business success depend largely
on the perfect action OF your Stomach
and Liver. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
give increased strength. keen, cless
brain, high ambition. A Is csat baG
will make you feel like . new being
Sold by W. R. Smith 4 o., dyusgists.
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Drink Grain.O

After you have concluded that you ought
not to drink coffee. 1t is not medicine
but doctors order it, because it is health
full, invigorsting and appetizing. 1t ID
made from pure grains and has that rich
seal brown color and tastes like the fin
est grades of coffee and costs about az
much. Children like it and thrive on
it because it is genuine food drink con-
tanning nothing but nourishment. Ask
your grocer for Grain-O, the new food
drink. Is and 25 cents.
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"A 1as1aa Aaa ~ - would rather
be Aguinsido thsp 1cKinley."
"Well, h1 evidently hes more oen6.
dsncs In his lsgs than in his head" -,
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Every fam lily should have ito house
hold medicine chest-anA the Asst bat,
tie "a II should bs Dr.. Wood,s Norway
Pine Syrup Natures remedy for
coughs and colds.
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Paid Dear For His Leg.

B d blanton, of Thsckervills, Tex,
in two years paid over $4,000 to doc
tors to cure q Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted to cut it of, but he
cured it with one boz OF Bucklens Ar.
mica Salve. Guaranteed cure for Piles
25 cts. box. Sold by w. R Smith &
Co, druggists.
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Facts and Fancics Not Local But
Nevertheless L Jcal
Interest.
Cold Weather Predicted for December
Very Old COins-A Romantic
COurtshp-A Noted Char.
acter Recalled.
BOB MCKINNEY RECALLED

Twenty-oue years ago to day, the
notorious Bob Mckinney was arrested
by Sheriff Newell and large number Of
deputies al the famous G,anstaf cabin
over in Pain. township near Squire Nc
Mulien's residence. Mckinney as will
be remembered, wa. convicted on two
indictments, and sentenced to five and
ten years on each. Good conduct marks
reduced the time to twelve years, and on
he expiration of his term he made q
brief visit to his old home at Rainsborc,
after which he left the country, and
very few If any have heard OF him since.
There was glamour of rom mance
about Mckinney, and the story Of his
life after he left Rainsb ro in his youth,
would make no doubt, ,hri ling and
interesting story -jreentied Jonrn.'.
DECEMBER BLlzz>R
Weather Prophet harsb, of Winton
Place, near Cincinnati, predicts that ,h
month of Dec-mh will b. s-v, rel,
cold, with pr. vailIng s,rt,i,- md .rIrt
distu,.a ces. He sn,e il VII h. u ". -
the cold.rt d. c,.,i k".r~ on record in u,.,,
year.. Retw. .pr tl,. Is End 4 Il rrid
wavrs, with Et-,t ~. ms i u pi
winds througl ont the "It,re cn,ir,Iy
gro wing warn,er b-'we-. he q II .In
10th, with heavy raius, tur"irg iu s'.et
and sGow over the "nir. crnnrry h..
rivers will have z, Il -,s.r n.L
These Conditions ~Iil p' vail uLin 'i
2lst, when extrrni- co Il we,th.r Vii
again prevail AID continue to The emf Il
the month, probably closing The iiv-,..
During this period ic- dealers can pre-
pare to fill theii icr-h"n-~s, and god
sleighing and skating may b. expec,.d =
Georgetown Grz tte.
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D0an's Kidney Pills

There's not form of kidney trouble
that this wonderful little remedy will
not cure, and the people stay cured.
DR.. c. A. Jacobs, of Toledo, Ohio,
whose Office is at 14l Main street,
East Toledo, says:
''The Use of gin, buchu and nitre for the
kidneys is unnecessary when Doan's Kidney
Pills can be procured at any drug store
Ignorance of the effects of the drugs men.
i ton on the kidneys, invariably leads to dis.
aster Doan's Kidney Pills taken as directed
will lead to a cure. had bacSache for years
not steadily but coming on in persistent
attacks More out of idle curiosity than ex.
,ecting any result, it struck NE after reading
.ome dozen or so statements made through
,ur Toledo newspapers by people who had
reen cured by using Doan's Kidney Pill.
hat would Just see how that remedy acted
20 my surprise it cured the last attack :
akes very little stretch of the imaginatio..
4 reason that what has cured can be relic
I,o. il attacks should occur in the future
joan's Kidney Ills for "a { Dv -
r.tlefs. lrlce so cents Mailed u
.o,t. r. Nilburn Co. Buf1a,o. n y
% agents tor the u =. RemembE
i name. Doan's, and t.,;e 10 sub
1t
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WITH A ROMANTIC TINGE.

A wedding with tinpe OF romance
connected with it MAS eolemniz ii In
Chillicothe on Thursday OF last week,
in which Bsinbridge people will be in
terested to some extsnt, the bride being
Mrs. Helen Wheeland, a resident of
Twin township, but who has been EN-
ployed as a domestic in several Balm
bridge homes during the past year,
while the groom is Allen Sandifer, a
farmer in the far.of State of Washington
1t is understood that the contracting
parties had never met prior to the day
they were married, their couItship hay.
ing been conducted through the mails
They will make their home in Washing
ton, where Mr.. Sandifer is said to own
much property.-Bainbridge Observer.
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SOLDIER LIFE
In the Philippines Interestingly
Described by Louis Fair
lander.

His First Experience In Battle
Voyage Across the Paciflc-The
Country, Climate and
People.
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Marjorie-I know l could never like
Harold. He is always 30 close.
Mabel-I-I don't believe l would
mind that.
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Tou can get Ksbo corssts at Hibbsns.
Bsn Tsn PlOur.
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IT'S NO USE

IT'S NO USE
1 A man simply can't make any sort
Of success in business if he's tortured
with backacl
That means If his kidneys are out
of order.
Backache is really kidney ache.
1t is one of the first indications of
kidney disease. It's bad enough of
itself, but it leads to a great deal
worse.
Unless 1t Is stopped.
How?