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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

LORNA lorna A Mahoney aged q years .
nioH-N"y- ~. Samuel T. Messar -.
m wears. Z months, days dsed
PENOBsCOT.
South OrringtOh-Nov. : Jerer,i.t. -.
Staples. aged q years, 3 month w.
bangor NOV. !, Daniel Shannon .ays a...
- Years Npy- l3. Mrs. Abby p4rIir5 dssd
Old Town-Noy. T. Maria ken1adlls
- years. months; oct. \. Dr J-s, Joss.,, agef
NorcresA, aged ~ years. 3 nontIs ei'h y.
Herm9r'--Noy. u. Ellen Tayi0r soaa .,
years. months aesn y
years. ~ months, fs days. "sea
a. LINCOLN.
Beoihbay ~ u Il Harbor-Nov s. Fred P. REED
Boothbay-NC .. Deacon Danfat 49,.
aged - years - months lug,
WaldoDor,--Nov l3. Austin no,.
aged " years. D months; Ngy 4 1T l1s'
sarah ludwfg. aged 70 years. ii rsor,,s. NJ
.,rs -'"t ,.2.,h n iTesuet Il, shuman, aged ;i
HANCOCK
Stpning;ya-Npy y. Mrs. Fannie CO..
: months = days '7d'f,
Lamoine-Nov. 4. Edmund q Hod.t,,.
aged N years. , months. II days 7--''s'
EHsworth-NoE. :, Nehemiah Uov.,,a
higgins, aged Il years ''oN4fa
North Hancock 1l Mi, rt..
y J"t srd X years. III days
PlScATAQrls.
North ErownyiI.e-Eov. : Jar,e.
Golph Crandlemire, aged abogt y ,ds. d..n-
EpEcrOfl-Ngy. s Ira u Coma 'ea'S.
r years, : months - days 's'I
NOEth Guil:ord-Nov. T. Orrj7 : r,,r..
aged l5 wears. months -''-P'
o-NoE. Il John II. RamsdeI ss.l
rrirftfitu a. dEf'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
MARRIED..

kNON
Rockl.nd-Nov. .. Arthur II clark aua
Helen H. McLaiu buih Ut Rock auJ
Nov. .. Amos + Freeman ANA MISS Mt-
h"l tiNivr h"tn N EICNiand-
M t'Ju' nm MN i,'i''is r,. tiul .''
d1u ~ Ntiu' 1. " "'l '''.. ~. - - -
p.iht,.', w rI,lI,ui rd NIi-s I,Iiz'h.,r
N,,' Go,,.. III Thmtnasf.r
II, 5hingtor- MN Frank Jarnan ot
I i,.rtv ana N1lrth. Maddox of Nnnlrton
S,,,,,f I-nin"- MI, ii t|h4s II rburs-
,nn IN It,i.r .rJ k.t-,. t.mnninab,.,, ii,
X'sbirernn ann ''''-'' ''
't MEEiti.NNh
Raymond-N = john Weeks lrd Miss
Ethel Roberts
Hruns.ytyk- Nov ! Harry t- SNOW ANA
Miss Anna stacy iIrarn.
Fortland-Nov. =. Albert II. Norton and
Efic r. Chase. both II Portland. NOV. II.
Vernon Johnson and sadie MAY Emery,
both IF Portland. Noy- /. Everett +.
LIBBY of Yarmouth ana MARY a carr ol
PORTLAND.
flS'AIACl lS
SangerN ile-Nov. u. Joseph II Smart
of Nmesbury. Mass. ana Mrs flnicc L
Weymouth of Sangervlle.
WALDO
Rrool,s- NAV 4 Ali.n ID Holmes M
jackson and Mrs Susan n. Towle uf
Swanvillc-NoV. ~, Lewis FiFcmun VT
Roc kport ANA Sadie J Twombly MI swan
willie
b"ltaSt-NoN: true &. Haytord ana
,i.--,l,l,, ~
HNN'ot ~
Ellsworth-NoN. s. Collin g. Mckenzie
and Miss Carrie +. Harden, NoV. II,
Charles : Davis of Aurora ana Miss
Mabel 5. Jordan OF Ellsworth; Nov. a.
Fred Ernest Wiggin Of Eden AMI Miss
t%toii" Ray" II Ellsworth.
Mics Etb,.l y Rrnv hnrh nT n..'r tsIo
Bar harhur-Nov. :. Frank r. YoumL
and Miss Catherine Eva Duran. both 81
htr iafhur' N"N =. Niiliam tt. Gupiiil
Enl- ,inn Ir,ar..Ti ot, MIL.
Gnorcii I R{rb1r,.nn hnth \. 5',' MN. liz ~
bor VIZ '''' ''"'
Riuabil \o, I tI,,,.- II c,. - /.
AIiss pah.,.ra ,,n,'rS ~, ~ ''@H 1i'"
L;T 49, - ''''' SUI ""'" va hi"t-
cranberry jsI,s- NJ. . r,r,,I, 4, pu,,
kcr ana MISS Flora f. rhinpcu. huth VI
Cranberry Isles.
ANpRoSCoGGI\
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
Capital lettings.

The TRANSPORT Grant sailed. Friday
from san Francisco. for Manila with
Iwo battalions of the 18th Infantry
about 100 recruits and number az
civilian passengers.
The navy department has been in
formed Of the arrival of the gunboat
Concord at Acapulco and of the Ma
rietta at Key West. These two vessels
are to relieve respectively the battle
ship Iowa At Panama and the Machias
at Colon.
The Manila Chamber of Commerce
has cabled 10 President Roosevelt urg-
ing that the Pacific cable be land ana
saying that the main object would be
an immense increase of the rubber in
dustry Of the Philippines, estimated at
SIS, 600 900. and also economy and the
facilitation of business.
Senator Nevada n. Stranahan of Os-
wego. n. ", received a letter from
President Roosevelt. Friday, rendering
him the position of collector of the port
Of New York beginning April | next
MIR. Stranahan will accept. He is en-
route to Washington with Col. John T.
Mott to confer with the President
Secretary Long has issued an order
to prevent, 50 far as possible. future
failure to report megaphone messages.
This order requires smooth signal
record book to be carried by all YES
sells in which shall be kept a record
Of all signals of an official nature. and
all official megaphOne or word of
mouth messages, this record TO be APP
proved daily by the commanding Off
Ger. The order reads: Upon no con-
dltion shall any page of this book he
removed or destroyed"
The United States transport Hancock
is ashore on the south side Of the
straits of Shimonoseki. Japan. :,
German gunboat is assisting her The
transport grounded on a sandy bottom
Orders We're cabled from the war de-
partment. Friday, directing the quar-
termaster at Nagasaki to utilize the
sheridan to bring the passengers of the
Hancock to the United States Tn,
sheridan will be ready to sail on the
18th, according to advices received al
the department 1t is expected thai
she viii bring the congressional party
the sick and the important mail nov
on the Hancock NJ
me London Spectator. commenting
upon Senator Lodges very importapt
speech. last Saturday night. in Boston.
VIII say. tomorrow: Europe is in fact
iornidden TO acquire even a coaling
station in either of the Americas. As
hreat Britain and France already have
Possesslons in America. this can only
iefer to Germany alone. The warning
Is TO her and it will stimulate Emperor
Wiiilam's plans for creating "a great
heet' The London Outlook review
ing the position of the navies of the
W"rid. predicts that the United States
VII vet have 4 fleet second only tc
mat Of Great Britain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
DIED..
ti NEERI-NNG

! CUMBERLAND
| Portland Nov. \. Charlotte NJ Swret~ir
| aged - wears. months. \nv- 81 Mis-
| M4rihs Foley. Nov. II, Alice \. Pollard
ag,d n years. Nov M. Thomas sanford
| Jack. aged ~ years. p months. - days
| charles II. McCliutoCk. aged - years
| NOV. II. Ann Inch: Henry Quiligi aged
| i Years NOV u. Edward iHrkih. asei
scarhoro-Noy. Ky Lydia FosS. aged a
| wears. ~ months
| Cumberland Crnter-Nnv. r.. Catharin,
| 4. Merrill aged :" years ! month y day..
| Brdstnn-Nuy- lu Everett Il. Jordan
| gtd > months. II DAYS
| Gorham- Nov- u. Helen l.. Paige. ace
L years. months. y days.
Nnrles-Nor. 5 Ella Ffclett. aged n
| years.
SOMERSET.
Pittshold- -Nov. IS. Franklin d. Jenkins.
| aged N years: Noy. n, Betty Dustin. aged
| * wears.
FRANKLIN
Farmineton-Nov. :. Charles Collins
| Rounds, lA. ~, aged ~ Years. months.
| u days.
PhilIips-Nov. :. Hamilton Record ag,d
! ~ years. II months q days
South ChrsLerVilt-Nov n Isaac il.
| knowles. aged about - years.
kENNEBEC.
Augusta -Nov. :, Moses Budway "
| Crono. aged ~ years
| Chnl"n-Nov- ?. Mrs Ada Andrews.
| aged = Yeats.
ANDROsCoGGIN
| Lewiston WI. ,,,rso,, 49, ,r.1
| n yanrs NM 4 I,,sii'. Ei,l.rs1,, ,ssJ
| ~ wears N.Y. '''e'''' '>'' N''' >'''' Is
OXFORD
| RY,,,,rl t,ou. ~, r,t, -r,,.,,,,,.
arrd n ,.,,r. .,, Br,,, t,".i
| yey,s Nm, IA l,,,,,. I-;it - ~ u
,.nrs ->''- ''' i'' ''''' N'"'''' "A'" II
| Sn5ih p,ri. >-,,. ,tr ., ,,,
Barrnws ,rnl = ,..,,. ,nnnth Nav
Nelson + Maxim aged wears 10
| holths
hdmtoFd-N0N. .. John H. ThomaS, aged
| % Years.
ferU-NON. .. Mrs. Janette DcShOn.
East Hiram-Nov u. Rev Augustus
Peabody Sanhorn. aged ~ years
Bothcl-NON II. Drrin w Emerson
aged ~ years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

At iowa civ Ia.-rniyrrsity "t Iowa
IL. Grinncll University H.
At Lincoln. N"h.-t' University ~ E'bfdN
ka -: Kansas University. j.
At New DllranS-TuIau" niN"rsl'N. II
Louisiana State University, e.
At Washington Georgetown | nlNtfSl
ty. II. University AZ Virginia. 10.
At South Bend. lud.-\ott" i1dmc HI
VorSitN. :. University of Indiana. !"
At Richmund-N Virginia POLYTECHNIC in
stitutc. ~. University oi MarNla land 4.
At Newton tcntr---Auburnda!" \. g.
heat Newton High school freshmen
Al Madison. WIS tnivcrstiN ~ WIS
cnnsin. Is. University ot Minnesota u
~ WillidmSport. Pa Pcnn~S lVAn!a
State college. 10, lchigh University. y
At tuscaloosa. Alu-U University "f Ala
hama. tj !. \ ~ Culi,g" az Missouri "
81 Nashville. Tcuu.-N Vanderbilt n MI
y,r~jtN. e. niIersily ut thr South 'S~wd
n.cl. q.
A West BoNbur> West RrNbury a. A
ANA Fort Banks. ~" game wtS d dra"
although tho Frrt Banks claimed .t
to- e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, NOV. 1.-The foHowing
n.nsinn changes resulting from the issue
uf oct So 1901 are announced:
Scarhoro 81 War with Spain. Oth"U"
'ruttla. Livermore Falls. 81. lncreas'.
restoration. reissue. etc. Matthias J. Do
Ian, Togus. IS: Elisha &. Farren. Jf.'
Stej1b.n. Sl2: Sew-ll Dolluff. Mt. Vernon.
si-. William +. Foster. Portland. SiN.
Sn.cial. accrued NOV. /. Lawrence y.
Hooper. dead Cumberland Mills. 81.
original widows etc. special. a'crue'I
Nov. /. Esther :. Hooper. Cumberland
Mills IS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
You Needn't.

Yon needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating. nor belching. nor
experiencing nausea between meals.
In other words, YOU needn't keep on
being dyspeptic, and You certainly
shouldn't.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures Dyspepsia
ii strengthens and tones the stomach.
perfects digestion. creates a normal ap-
petite. and builds up the whole Eystem
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
Harvard. 27; Dartmouth. II.

Boston. \1N III harvard and Darn -
mouth pI4A,d ls clean ind i,t.r,sttu,, y
gam. III football. v.~tcrI.. afternoon /.
hns b..t, .,.,., ,tn : lii..r.. r.tt th,s ,...,, "
1nti although tn. bows IRON, H,r,,.. =
found thr crimson team o..c u" mau>
Tor them ana WET" beaten NJ, the S,ur,
II N {" Y. they PLAYED fast spIAky foot
bail from start I" finish. Ths cordial
lcthnE which exists between thu New
HampShlf" college ami the Cambridge
University could n"t h'ty" been tcuer : Il
cmpliti"d than II was yesterday on the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
10 the Public.

Allow me TO cay a Few words in
praise AZ Charnbcrlain's Cough Rem
euy. | had v"ry severe cough ana
ccld and feared l would get pneumonia,
But after taking the second dose of
this medicine felt better. three bot
lies W it cured my cold ana the pains
In my chest disappeared entirely.
am most respectfully yours Tor health,
Ralph :. Meyers. 6i-ThirSy seventh St,
Wheeling. ". Va. For sale by John
Coughlin. IL Water st: J. {. Houle-
han. Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
Other Games.

At Andover-Andover. Il: Peabody. a.
Al ProVidence-Brown. n: Union. !.
At Boston-Tufts. l.; Worcester, PoIy q
At eslcyan. II: Trinity. u
At ortland-Por,land. II; Lewiston. +"
~. e.
Az Concord. ~ iI.-Concord, 2l: Nash.
ua. q.
At Pittsfcld-Holy Cross. II. Pitts.
Al Middlcbury-V Vermont. ~: Middle.
bury. Q.
Al Needham-Ncedham ;; Hyd,
Park. o.
At .awrence-Newhuryro 6: Law
At Troy, y. Y.-Manhattan. j. Tau.
AT East Roston-Sir Galahads. 10: s.
Johns o.
Vt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. Hicr
A. Watertown. y. Y.-Watertown. 10
Hobart. o.
At Orange. \. J.-AIl-Collcgiates. &; Or.
ange Athletic, Q.
At Annapois-Cadets l.: Washington
and jefferson. H.
At Delaware, O.-Ohio Wesleyan. lG
Denison College, o
At i.owell-1.oWell Jioh school n. 4,
dover High school o
NJ Cleveland o.-Wcstern Reserve 9
Allegheny College. g.
At South Boston-PrninsuI A A is
Roger Clapp \. A.. q
~ Wilmington. Del-St Johns rnIloea
~. Delaware College !
At Pittsburg-Homcstoad Athlete, rI,,h
lS: Lafayette College % '"'
~ Knoxville Tenn.-University Of Ten
h"ssee, II. Georgetown u
It Observation-Disclosures 4 4 4. j.,
wood a. q. Of Abingdon 4
At Evanston. I'LL -Northwestern rni
'trsity. II; Bcloit College. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
YOU HAVE THOUGHT

Many time while rubbing anu scrub
bing oyer ,hc tIb Wy wash day. that Il
Wa the last time you'd ~ IT,
The wash woman stayed but f-v
weeks
We have heard this same story ~
7f times Most everybody goes through
rhe same trials
We set the goods-carry them away
bring them back all washed. the starched
goods >tarched; sheets rirlowshps, towels,
,abiecloths ana napkins IRE all ironeh.
Costs You but CSC per dozen.
can YOU find the materials and fuel and
do the work yourself much cheaper than
this We do not believe YOU can. Yor
certainly can't hire il done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

HallowelI Commandery. No. 81. I.
.. 6. G., viii give an entertainment At
Wilson hail. Nov %. The Woven Web
being presented hv tire H2llowcil Ora
matte 60. Reserved seats AT IT. Il.
Turner's
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
Augusta Steam Laundry.
Special Order Of State Board OF
Health,

Section i. on account of the outnfrppA :
of smallpox in the city Of s.. Johil' y. a. n'
| il is hereby ordered that. untli flflht, , TIL
tice. no person shall come from y. !vi,,
or neighboring or intermediate piaces, ;.
any city. town or plantation IN Inc So !,
III Maine. unless he is able 70 pru.s Y
the satisfaction OF the local hoalu AZ
health of the place 10 whicn ne ~ So'Tr t,.
that he has not been exposed " u'r X, III
lection of smallpox, and that ne nas ~"
VaCcinated.
Section ,. All persons coming 70 ,. pIa
III Maine from those parts OF Ne" N n I'M IN.
wick mentioned in Section sllii ,asl
mediately report their arrival 10 my s.sich MIN
board Of health Of the place 10 VIM
they come IA orief
Section ;. Persons violating this i,o,ins ",~
Will he Liable to arrest ana dualh"uh s.
ana. ~ the law provides. they sn,, NJ,
ptnished hy fine OF not more lI.ar IA
hundred dollars. or By imprlsolliili.' y. ,,,ors
the county jail for a period ol hot ,,i III M.
than six months. or by both nne ai.'' g ,he
urisonment. in the discretion vi
court
STATE BOARD OF HEALi"
Augusta. Maine November y ~ a3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
EDWIN c. DUDLEY, Trees.
MOTTO

r- rirrr;t Court. Maine pistr'GT,' ,al
Pursuant to ne rglss ,;,os q ,dr 5re ne s pI.,
Court II the United. states nsprbv sp gfein.
hat hat Iawren !, n sanecrn, Of [oT 4arddmisslon
said District has, applirg:, y. III said Cir
as AN attorney and confieiiV'
cult Court. n DAVIS Cierh'
,1,\.INl3l rsF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
CHAMPION U. OF N.


fairly won the game ana the champion
ship. ANA the 40 rooters who came over
on the special train had every reason tn
rejoice.
There was the best of feeling. and the
two crowds chccred each other and both
teams in heartiest fashion Eowdoin
chcercd its defeated eleven to the bitter
tnd ana after the game, ANA lcft the ticld
determined to resume its series of yicto-
ries when another ran comes around tn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

John Sheehan completed his work
whit TIL" firm of II. T.. Shea x Son. Sat
uruay, and Will go To North jay. Mon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

Rev. and MrS L. ". Webher started,
Friday. on a trir to New York City dni
vicinity. Mr.. Wehber Viii preach in
Jersey City next sabbath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

day, to learn the blacksmith trade.
His place at the fish market VIII be
supplied by Michael O'Hehir.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

Mi. ana Mrs. ChArles :. Ducknam
have returned from a several days visit
with friends in BOSTON ana vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
HALLOWELL.

Miss Sally Clearwater returned. Fr.-
DAY. from a visit with friends IN Ins-
ton and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

ley ana Mrs. e. +. Potter went To
Boston. Friday, after 4 visit with Mr
ana Mrs. " L. Langmaid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18
AuGIJsTA SAYINGS BANK
ORGANIZED 1878. ...--~
RAnklNs ROOMS 2ss WAFER S1EtI

TRtSrEES-J. H. Manley. i parrott.
nish. l.endall Titcomb. b. r.
Deposits are placed on interest," sNsosvrmbpr. M
Of February. May Ausust 1it t,,u an account on
Hill Wednesaay of February and ..uIs AGs' ail
ID Denosits W are exempt By law iippossen. from M
..yci ,rd accounts Ire strictly ccnh"'"
tiai. s,aa n eAecl-
Especial priyiieg5esS ahqfaen pp1iens trustees
tors. administrators s;Irn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-18

Score-i University ot Maine, y i;"w-
doiu. ). nIrhdownS-lbortiCos :. DAVIS.
TaS lor, Munro. Goals from tuuchdown~-
Durticos .. Umpire. ROSS. Phillips Exc
ter Rricrc-, Halliday. Dartmouth. H.
duiu. Timers. Ross. l.. W. " Wing.
Erwdoiu Tim. -5-miuutr ha.N.S
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Miscellaneous Everyday BARGAINS.

Extra good Nickel.Plated Table
spoons, set. t.................. l4c
Extra Good Nickel-Plated Tea
spoons, set. t.................. SC
Good Box Paper, box. &c and lOc
Children's Hose Supporters, with
shoulder braces. 19c
New lot Ladies' Kid Gloves, spec,
ial. 49,. ............7 75c, Csc and 81
India Linen. special, per yard, &c,
.10c and l2c
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Miss Nary Lane.

Miss Mary Arella Lane died at her
home on West Walnut street Satur-
day, April 9Th, from stroke of appo-
plexy. She was daughter of Madi.
son and Alvera Lane, and was born
June 18th, 1846. The funeral services
were held from the M. E. Church Mon.
day morning, conducted by Rev. s. o,
Royal. From girlhood she was an
earnest member of the M. E. Church
and regular attendant at it's services
until prevented by Affections. A help
full daughter and sister in her quiet
home life with a cheerful and buoy
ant disposition and patient endurance
of two years of great suffering-such
are the. memories now cherished by
those who knew her.
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New lot Bleached Muslin, special,
yard. &c, Sc and 1Oc
Ladies' White Aprons, specia 23c, 25c
Mems Sateen Sleeve Protectors,
special. -. .12c
New lot large Letter Files, spec1. lSc
Ideal Needle Books, special. ...... sc
Goth Century Handy Book, special. 10c
Good Whisk Brooms. .. SC and 1Oc
Coat and Hat Hooks, each. ....... .1c
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]. F. Harper, Superintendent of the
Midland City Public Schools, was
shaking hands with Hillsboro friends
Saturday. "Jack," as he is familiarly
called by his friends, was formerly
one of Highland county's best instruc-
tors, and is making a success in his
new location, where he has been re-
employed for next year at.a substan-
tial increase in salary.
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Michael Dunn.

Michael Dunn, who for fifty years
lived on North West street, in this
city, but who went to Washington c.
H., some years ago to live with his
Mrs. Thos. Mccoy, died at
that place last Thursday morning
from the grip and was buried In the
Catholic Cemetry here Saturday. Mr..
Dunn was about rs years old.
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Word has been received here that
F. B. McKeehan, who is Deputy
United States Marshal at Alburquer-
que, New Mexico, has been detailed
to return eight prisoners to China,
and left for that country several days
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Al kinds of water closets, bath tubs.
wash basins and boilers put in at short
notice and reasonable prices. Special
attention given to ventilation and
drainage. ONCE third door west of
Kramer House. JAMES FOLEY.
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The ERRONEOUS news that Gus Suess'
man was dead spread over town Sat.
urday night apd appeared in Sundays
Cincinnati Tribune. All will be glad
to know it was a great mistake, al
though Mr.. Suessman is in very poor
health.
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DIR. F. M. Thomas, who has for many
years been a successful and practicing
physician and prominent citizen of
Samantha, has removed to this place,
and, with his wife, is located on Will
low street. DIR. and Mrs. Thomas will
be valuable acquisitions to Hillsboro's
professional and social circles.
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DR.. c. G. Cooper and Miss Bertha
Catlin, two of New Markets promi.
nent and popular young people, will
be united in marriage this (Wednes'
day) evening at the home of the
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Catlin.
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Glen Christy, colored, aged about
sixty years, died at his home in this
city Monday morning, after an illness
of several months with in6amatory
rheumatism. The funeral services
were held Wednesday.
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The Central Lumber Company has
just been Incorporated and will have
elegant Offices in the new Schweins-
berger block on South High street.
Stewart Grafton and Geo. Cooper will
direct the destinies of the new enter
prise. Mr.. Grafton was for long
time with Edward Ketton, the exten-
sive lumber merchant, of Columbus,
and Mr.. Cooper is an experienced
lumber man. The new concern starts
OF with every prospect Of successful
future.
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The w. c. T. U. will hold market
and sale on Saturday, April 10th. The
place has not yet been decided upon,
but will be announced next week. It
has been long time since this Union
has asked for patronage from friends
on the outside, and the members are
desirous that all will help either to
donate or patronize the sale. Furth-
er announcements next week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

have for sale some desirable town
lots in Hillsboro, which will sell for
small cash payment, the balance
on long time, to be paid in INSTALL
ments, as purchaser may desire.
IRWIN Mod. SMITH.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Chas. w. Mullenix, who has been
confined to the house for several
months by inflammation in the jaw, had
an operation performed last week
and a bone formation removed and is
now rapidly recovering. The forma.
tion was supposed to be of tubercular
origin.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Isaac Kaufman is out enjoying the
spring weather and the congratula-
tions of his many friends, after being
confined to his home for two weeks
with sickness.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Jacob Shack, the veteran liveryman,
has leased the Kramer House stable,
which is one of the best and most con-
veuiently located in our city, and
would be pleased to have his ufd
friends and customers call on him
there. !
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church will give a
"Rubber Social" May I'd. Save all
your old rubbers. Particulars will be
given later.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

G. c. Young, of Wilmington, has ac-
cepted position with the Elk barber
shop and will soon remove his family
to this place. He will reside on West
Walnut street.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Heron Newby, who is attending
school at Gambler, and his roommate,
John VanLuven, of Detroit, were
guests of Judge and Mrs. Cyrus New
by the past week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Mrs. r. W. Lyle, Mrs. Chas. E. Hix-
son and Mrs. T. H. LANGLEY are at
tending the State Convention of Re-
bekahs now in session in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Lyle is the delegate from the To-
cal lodge.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Ellis Lewis, one of Concord town
ships prominent citizens, left last
Thursday for Green Springs, Va,
where he expects to make his future
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Frank J. Hughes, jr., who is we'll
known to many Hillsboro people
through his frequent visits to his un-
Gle, II. G. Dawson, died at his home in
Pittsburg last Friday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-04-11

Rev. J. W. Klise has secured the
Highland county agency for w. j.
Bryan's paper, The Commoner. Mr..
Klise will also take subscriptions for
the NEWS-HERALD,