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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-05-03
Pruyldent Life and Trust Co.

STATE OF OHIO.
Insurance Department. CoLuxpus, March 2, 1900.
I, W.S. Matthews, Superintendent OF Insurance of
the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that the Prov
ident Life and Trust Company located at PhiladeI-
phia in the State Of Pennsylvana has complied in
all respects with the laws of this State to
such Insurance companies, and Is authorized to
transact its appropriate business Of LIFE INsUR-
ANCE In this state In accordance with law until the
nrst day Of April Of the year next succeeding the
date hereof. The condition and business of said
company, on the thirty first day of December, of
the year next preceding the date hereof, is shown
0y the statement, under OATH required by Section
eSa, Revised Statutes OF Ohio to be as follows:
Aggregate amount of available assets. e4O037 76
Aggregate amount of liabilities Except
capitaD, including reinsurance, and
special accumulations ............. 3t 4O4 4fg7. "a
General Surplus on policy holders
count $685. 7s2 SO
Capital stock. 1O0O,0OO.00
Amount OF Income for the year..... 6,916, ,8S3. so
Amount of Expenditures for the year 4,s22, ,476.S7
In witness whereof, have hereurto subscribed
my name, and caused my offcial seal to be afixed,
the day and year first above written.
WIS. MATTHEW'S,
lSEAL1 superintendent Of Insurance.
WILLIAM D. YERGER, General Agent
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commencement Programs.

We have just received a fine line of
sample Commencement Programs
from one of the largest houses in the
country. All the latest styles. Strict
ly up-to-date. Call and see this line
before purchasing.
THE NEWS-HERALD.
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towit
Indianapolis Plan.

The reader may remember that a
short time ago suggestion was made
to the Council of the village, that if
it, the Council, would take charge of
and empty certain baskets that were
to be placed on the sidewalks by the
ladies for the reception of banana
peels and other offal common on our
sidewalks, that such baskets would be
put in place and constantly kept
there. AS an improvement or amend
ment to the above proposition the In
dianapolis plan might and should re-
ceive some consideration. The plan
is styled the anti-spitting ordinance
and is explained in the following
language:
Mayor Taggart signed the anti
splitting ordinance today and re-
marked, "We intend to enforce the
measure, too" He suggested that in
stead of sending the violators to the
workhouse, Judge Daily condem them
to have small bucket tied to them
The thought is that it would be a
matter of economy to adopt the
'bucket tied around the neck" sys'
TEN instead of the basket on the pave.
ment system as matter of economy
For it can hardly be expected that
any one will be found who will offer tc
empty the baskets as matter of To-
cal pride or patriotism, while most
any man, or woman either for that
matter, will be willing to empty {
bucket that is hung around theil
necks and jibbling over. The City
Fathers should consider this plan.
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Hazel Wright and Nellie Black, in
mates of the Lakeside House, at
-Celina, o., testify that wealthy John
R. Dilley was murdered in the place
and thrown into reservoir.
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The Board of Education of Alameda,
Cal, has adopted rule forbidding
the employment as teachers in the
public schools of any persons who are
afflicted with tuberculosis.
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Try the Ohio Valley Express on c..
.&V. to Portsmouth, Ironton, CALI
polls, Marietta, Parkersburg and
Pittsburg.
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Should you need anything in glass
ware, queens-ware or stationery, call
IN Stabler Bros. andlget their prices
before buying.
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Reports that the Beers intend to
destroy the Johannesburg mines were
renewed in Natal.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as ad-
ministrstor Of the estate OF Rachel McLaughlin,
late Of Highland county. Ohio. deceased.
PERRY MCLAUGHLIN.
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An exhaustive exhibit o.; United
States postage stamps is being pre-
pared for the Paris exposition.
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Gen. Joseph Wheeler has requested
Gov. Johnson, of Alabama, to call
special congressional election to fill
the vacancy caused by his resignation.
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A remedy for Nasal Catarrh which
is drying and exciting to the diseased
membrane should not be used. What
is needed is that which is cleansing,
soothing, protecting and healing.
Such a remedy is Ely's Cream Balm.
Price so cents at druggists or it will
be mailed by Ely Brothers, So Warren
Street, New York. The Balm when
placed into the nostrils, spreads over
the membrane and IL absorbed. A
cola n the bead vanishes quickly.
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One hundred and twelve pupils of
the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa,
have been received into the Catholic
Church. The school has 1862 pupils.
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the deaths from plague in India
each week are said to aggregate 1900.
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PinkhaE1s
n acts

Mrs. PInltlsas,s person
ally attends 10 her fre-
sssenn0Us correspondence
WIeh suffering women.
Flor frainod assistants
ARG all women
The letters from, wonasD
are opened by woss ss,
only.
They arc read by wo.-
men only.
They are answered. by
women and only women.
The correspondence Is
sa0redIy o0ssfiaes,fiaI.
Write for q hook Mrs.
PanklSas,s has Just pub
Msksed which contains let
fes-s from the mayor of
Lynn, the postmaster of
Lynn and others Of her
own city who have made
careful Investigation.
Mrs. PSnkham has
helped q million women
who suffered with female
troubles. She can cure
you. Her address is
Lynn, Mass.
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May number Of the "Designer" now
ready at Stablef Bros
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And may the obsequies of each one
appear in the NEWS HERALD, written
in tender and loving strain by a
grandson, then editor of the reliable
old sheet. Reader, ! wish you no
worse fate.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25
TOWN NOTES.


Register Oct. 80, if YOU will vote.
Iron and Wood Turning and Band
Saving at tMiller's
Pneumatic Shoes at
l)LEARY g. Bow SER.
Passengers carried from Bemidji to
Tenstrike on Tuesday and Friday
mornings. JAMES HAGADoNE.
r. w. Beach returned Monady
from Dakota.
Just received, large line Of gloves
and mittens, at Bnrton's.
Louis Nelson has taken contract
for cutting and grading a slice OF the
Minnesota & International right-of-
way east of town.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
AT the evening service Rev. Higgins
will preach on Presbyterianism. AL
are invited. a
For Fall and Winter Underwear go
to-
O'LEARY s. Bow SER.
The Boston store at Tenstrike car
ries a complete line of dry goods,
groceries, hardware, boots and shoes,
flour and feed. Give US q call
F. g. Butts, Of Fergus Falls, has
been in town this week in the interest
Of the John Hancock Insurance Go.
6. g. Knappen returned to Crooks
ton Monday,
Button! Button! Who wants a
Photo Buttonp You can get them all
sizes from life or from other photos,
ten to twenty-five cents. Back of
Nangle's store until Sunday evening.
Is photographs, 25c. Cabinets, Sl.5o
per dozen. sts
Will easier was down from Bemidji
Monday and the Enterprise acknowl-
edges a pleasant call. Will reports
everything booming in the country
north of us. Lumber operations in
Beltrami county will be more extensive
this winter than ever before, provided
men can be obtained to do the work. ~
Park Rapids Enterprise.
Millwood at Manger's mill for fifty
cents load. Leave your orders at
Manger's Office.
Or. Umland, Of Fosston, will be at
Hotel Remore, Monday afternoon and
Tuesday forenoon of each week.
A fire broke out in the engine room
OF the Lakeside Laundry last Friday
night, but it was extinguished before
the hose cart arrived. The fire ignited
from the engine fuse. No damage was
done. This makes the third fire at the
laundry during the year, and yet, as
the building is steam heated and cleo
trio lighted, there should be no unus-
ual liability there.
First take your home paper then
subscribe for the st. Paul Dispatch,
twenty-five cents per month.
The ST. Paul Dispatch is the popu-
! lar woman's paper west OF Chicago.
Twenty five cents for one month trial
]! subscription will convince you.
Ladies Golf Capes at
O'LEARY & Bow SER.
DR.. Foster took straw note Of the
village this week. Out OF I73 votes
122 were for Mckinley,
The moving picture show given last
night under the auspices of the Pres
byterian church was a success through
out. Photographs of places in ever y
country on earth were shown.
Buy your watches
and .ieWelrv of Jones
a DN-r ~nE 0rn1d
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on and
after october 20, 1900, the undersigned
will abandon the credit system. After
that date terms viii be cash.
DUDLEY & GRAHAM
FL. f. SCHMIDT
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25
Buy your watches
and .ieWelrv of Jones
& Ross and get a gold
watch free.

The report from Saltwater that a
syndicate of lumbermen is planning to
ship /, ,000, ,O0O, 900 feet of logs from the
Rainy River country by rail is con-
firned. Messrs. flourish & Cook, OF
Duluth, pine land men, are prominent-
4 IL identified with the deal. The plan
is to utilize the new road which the
Northern Pacific interests are build
ing from Bernidii north to the interna-
tional boundary. A spur will also
be built from this extension to con-
meet with the. Duluth & Iron Range,
and large amount of timber, accord
ing to present plans, will be rallied
through Duluth and over the Short
Line from Duluth to Saltwater.
w agons, carriage and all kinds OF
furniture and house repairing done by
! T. M. Harvey at j. j. Jinkinson's
shop, also screens removed and storm
sash replaced and new ones furnished
promptly to order.
The way to buy goods cheap is to
pay cash. Call and see what 81 will
do at Whites.
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price 25 cents.
Typhoid fever is not only too COM
mon in Bemidii, but throughout the
northwest. At present, in Duluth
hospital, two-thirds OF the patients are
victims OF this fever. a common opln-
ion privails in Bemidii that our SICK
ness is the result of bad water and the
heavy rains; but our doctors do not
agree in this. DR.. Henderson is OF the
opinion that the lack of rain early in
the season has conducted poison from
the earth to the air without the sani-
airy influence of water to prevent it..
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25
HOMESTEADERS

If you want to sell your claim after
you proved up and sold your pine, see
Street & Reynolds, Bemidji, Mikn.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSULUTIUN OF PARTN ERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership existing between Solberg q
Gibson has been dissolved, and I
will continue the business alone. All
debts owing the firm must be paid to
me and all Indebtedness of the firm
will be assumed by me.
AREE SoLBERG,
Bemidii, MINI.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25

Feelings of safety pervade the house
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure
the only harmless remedy that pro-
duces immediate results. 1t is infall-
ible for coughs, colds, Group and all
throat and lung troubles. 1t will pre-
vent consumption. Mayo's Drug
Store.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25

The world was not built in one day
and fame is not made in second,
The title of "the best place to trade at
in Bemidji" was given to J. w.
White & Co.'s Mammoth store after
a long service to the public in. good
bargains and fair treatment given
them.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-10-25

Have your watches and Jewelry
repaired at Jones & Ross and get
tickets on the gold watch they are
giving away free.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02

Rev. Harry n. Townsend. pastor Of the
woodferds Univsrsalist sooiety. preached
. helpful New Years sermon Sunday
nernipg. Mr.. Townsend announces his
intsntion to deliver q course Of Sermons
duriss the months Of January and Feb
ruary. and selsoted the f,llowine topics;
January z. "Ths Parable Of the sower,"
January Il, "Ths Paratls Of the Lost
Shsep;" January 81. THE Parable OF
thu Lssvsn;" January %. "Ths Parable
Of the ProdigAi son;" February 4. what
Does God Require Of Met" Fsbrusry IL,
"what Shall Do 30 90 saved" Fehra-
ary Is. Religion In Daily Lifs;" Febru-
arg 20, "Unpardonsbls Sin."
Tbs annual messing and election OF
the officers Of The woodfords Universalis Ct
Sunday school, IL TO bs held Wednesday
evening at 7.g9 O'Clock at the home Of
Mr.. J. II. Fills, woodfords sirsst The
meeting IL also called for the purpose Of
hearing the annual rsports.' Officers,
teachers and adult nsmb srs Of the school
are entitled 10 vote. A full attendance
IL rsqussssd.
All women Interested In forming club
for the purpose Of stadying parliament
AIRY Law ara invited 70 me,t ct 81 Lincoln
street. woodferds, Monday. January,
from 8 70 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
PADRsEwsKf.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
New York Man Only Succeeded in XIII
Ing HIMSELF

New York, January Julius Jacobs.
3S years OF age, q driver living with his
wife and seven children. ranging from
three to fifteen years Of age, made an
unsuccessful attempts to kill his wife
today In his apartments. and Afterwards
put bullet through his right temple.
He died Instantly.
After having spent ths night In drink
lug, Jacobs returned home vefy much
Intoxicated. He walked up to his wife
and, putting a revolver against her head,
asked: "Ain't you sorry you did Il"
"No," replied his wife ut was neees-
sary. Julius-"
Jacobs referred to his wifs's instrument
tality In sending him to Blaokwell's ISL
ana for two months for abusiveness. A
son and daughter grasped his arm as
hs fred two shots at his wife. The bu'-
lets went wide Of their mark. Then
Jacobs place the muzsle Of the revolver
against his temple and. fired. lie tell
to the floor dead.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
MAYORS INAUGURATED.

Boston, January 1.-The mayors in
various Massachusetts city, including
Boston, were inaugurated today.
Mayor Harris first official act was the
appointment of Hon. Patrick A. Collins,
whom he defeated for the mayorality
Dec. ~, to be a member of the special
commission for the revision of the city
ordinances. Mr.. Collins was formerly
a member of this commission but re-
signed last December when it was de-
cided that he was to be candidate fol-
mayor.
In Gloucester so much dissatisfaction
was expressed by the aldermen at their
assignments that 1t was voted to take
the appointing power out of the mayors
hands and elect the committee in the
board
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
A REsC RIPr FROM CAR.

Absrlin, January 1.-The Vorwarts
pu blishes today what pnrports to be q
rescript written by Count Muravieff at
the Cars direction. addressed to the
governments that took part 10 the inter-
national conference at The Hague.
The rssoript, it is said. will be Issued
on the Russian new year, January Is. II
reuews the expression OF the aspirations
of the Gear for the peace OF the world
and the diTainut.on of armaInents and
points out that the good work Of The
Hague conference I threatens to crambls
away unless the work Is prosecuted with
jealous devotion.
Thsn 1t proceeds with an expression Of
regret that another war has broken out,
''The spreading OF which over the entire
range of civilized humanity has been for
the present prevented BY the peaceful
di spo sltion Of disinterssted stats
The rescript thsn depiores tbs fncs that
the nations are now engaged In . mon
strous rivalry sin building naval arma-
ments, the terrible result Of which IL pic
tn res In terrible terms and concludes as
followss 1.-The Gear, at the beginning
OF the new century; sends this reseript into
all lands begging that International
CELEBRATIONS may be resumed on this
most grave and difficult OF questions,
appsa ling m ore especially TO those parlia-
ments who are about to deliberate on
naval ornaments, whether there is not a
better way to safeguard peace"
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
GENTLEMEN'S NIGHT.

The storm did not prevent the Present
EraIclub from carrying out its gentle
mems night programme. The club
members and their escorts were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. A. j.. I.
Cummings on Forest avenue, she being
assisted by an entertainment committee
which included Mrs. Ii. II. Towle, Mrs,
G.. l.. Homsted and Miss Charlotte
Morton. Supper was served at $50, ano
the evening was devoted to progressive
whist. The prizes were won by Mr.. II.
ii. Towle and Mrs. A. w. Lowell.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
GORHAM.

Miss Eta Day Of Orchid, Colorado. 10
tbs guest of her uncle, Mr.. George L. Day
and family Of this town.
Mrs. Chesley Of Main street, met with
q serious accident yesterday which will
oonfins her to her home for sometime.
Hon. Lyman Cousins Of Portland was
In uorh I'm yesterday.
Mrs. George Lewis Of South Berwick 10
visiting her son. DR.. Philip Lewis. Main
street.
The Normal school will open the Winter
term today.
Rev. George W. Reynolds of the Congrs-
gational ohui oh, delivered . very interest
ing address Sunday evening upon the
life of the late Dwight L. Moody.
The School street Methodist church
Home Missionary society will meet We'd
nssd ~ afternoon with Miss Cobb. South
street.
Mira q. W. Hall was the guest of Mr..
ana Mrs II. L. Houghton. Portland,
Monday.
Conductor Stephen Common Of the Port
land and Rochester II III at his horne.
Baggage Master Thomas Galley has charge
OF his train.
Mics Annie Summersidss and Mrs. y.
W. Harding returned to their homes In
Boston, yesterday.
Mr.. Fryneyville OF Waterville. spent
Sunday with his son, whois connected
with Mr.. ". II Emsry.
Edward Hals, State street, attended
q club meeting in Portland Monday eve
ming at the residence Of Mrs. Chapman.
Eprips street
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02

town, 10 now run wholly by steam at a
cost Of over $1c0 per day. Day lAborers
are doing some better as many have left
town. leaving better outlook for the
few remaining.
The many empty rents have reduced
prices In most Gases.
Two Mormon elders have been In town
for several weeks. seeking hearing, but
so far seem to n Get . cold reception. In
Greenwood they seem to have been more
fcrsunase. Thtrs they have made quite
q stir, sowing sssds of disoord among
the churches and making quite . number
OF converts to their belief, TO whom they
offer free transportation TO Utah and
sixty acres Of land to each family.
The Advsnts Of Norway ana vicinity
intend building chapel In the early
spring. ean
All the back towns Of Oxford and
Franklin counties are enjoying tine
sisi Ching, especially the lake regions
where they have over a foot OF damp.
heavy snow.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The public schools will opsn for the
regular winter term today.
Newell r. Trefethsn was drawn as
Juror for the January term Of the Super
Tor court
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet this afternoon at the
ho'ps of Mrs. l.. ID. Reynolds, Summer
street.
John A. y. Dyer and wife celebrated
the 18th anniversary Of their wedding at
their home on Summer street last Friday
evening. Quite q large party OF friends
and relatives gathered and the evening
was most pleasantly passed with music.
games and other ADJUSTMENTS. Refresh
ments were served and at quite n late
hour the happy party dispersed leaving
Mr.. and MIRA Dyer many tokens Of their
esteem and friendship.
Rev. Fred A. Lsitch OF the first N. K.
church &C Browns Hill preached q very
interesting sermon on the New Year,
Sunday afternoon. There was large at
tsndancs and special music was furnished
by q quartstts composed Of Miss Eliza
bt tn Taylor, Mrs. j. o. Mountfort and
Aisssrs. J. A. Lewis and David Jones
with Miss Ethel Fullerton. aocompsnist.
Miss Ethiyn Moksnney, who Is a
student ut the Gorham Normal school has
been Waiting Mrs. J. III. Conrad of Long
Creek.
Elizabeth City lodge, No. liz, l. o. Q.
f., will In stall officers this evening and
an OF ster supper will be served In tie
banquet room.
Alfred Hincklsy has secured work In
the Biddeford machine shop. and left for
that city yesterday.
The South Portland polo team was
booked last night for game at Biddsrord
with the local team.
Mr.. Angel Of willard. who was recent
ly injured while at werk for the govern
ment, has so far recovered as to be about
again.
4. W, Brigham, who was boss enameler
at the bicycle factory, has dropped into q
also secured work In the same place.
Tbs Elizabeth City was pretty well
tossed about yesterday, and shipped waite
now and then on her trips across ths
harbor, but she kept right TO her work,
and despite the high seas arrived AND
departed on schedule time up to the last
trip for the night.
LOGAN-LATHAM.
New Years evening the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Logan. Chestnut street.
Pleasantdals, was decorated with plants
ferns, etc., on the occasion of ths mar
rage. at Z O'Clock, Of their daughter
Mics -slen l.. Logan to Mr.. Howard ID
Latham, a clerk In tins grocery Store Of
Johnson and Lambert. In Portland. Miss
Bessie Cornell acted as bridesmaid,
while the best man was George K. Strout
Rev. Mr.. RobeIts pastor Of the Elm
strsst Methodist Episcopal oh urch ofiici
ated and none but the relatives and imme
diats friends Of the contracting parties
were present Quite q large number
OF pretty as well as useful presents
were received by the bride. and the oere-
mony over. light refreshments were served
MIR. and Mrs. Latham will make thsi
home on Chestnut street In Pleasant
dale,
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
WOODFORDS.

W. H. Motley, Esq. the we'll known
lawyer. Is TO take rooms at the home Of
Mr.. Seward Fields. corner Of Forsst ave-
nue. and PleasaLs streets.
Mr.. Herbert Coffin, Highland street.
who has bssn quite Ill at bis home with
pneumonia, has recovered and Is now
able TO get out little each day.
Mr.. John b. Mariner, the Maine Gen.
trial railroad gate tender at the Spring
street crossing, was taken suddenly Ill
yesterday and was assisted TO his home
By Capt. WymAn. Mir. Msrriner had .
similar attack during the Summer
months. icing affected with heart ,rou-
BILE.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-02
A RAISE IN WAGES.

South Norwalk, CT, January 1.-The
Norwalk and Fairfield Worsted Mills
company, manufacturers of cashmeres
and worsteds gave notice today that on
and after January Is, wages will be
raised 10 per cent in all departments.
The company employs 200 hands.