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FORT HILL.
February %, 1904

Soiu uoAy 90, i0V1'
Miss Anna Shoemaker visited his
sister, Mrs. Daniel Roads, near Sink.
ing Spring, last week.
/. w. Stults and daughter, Mrs. ]. J.
Butler took dinner with VIM. Butler
and family, near Elmville, Wednes-
day.
Edward White and wife called on
Rafe Smalley, near Sinking Spring,
Friday afternoon.
G. A. Rhoads visited Charlie Nc.
COppin and family, near Mt. Wash
ington, Saturday and Sunday.
Elijah Kindlcy, of Marshall, took
dinner with Miss Dora Hickman, Sun.
day.
j. B. Turner made a business trip
to PEBBLES Monday. Rev. Marshall
Howard accompanied him as far as
PEBBLES on his return home to Dun
kinsville, after holding series of
meetings in Bellhollow for week or
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caplinger are
entertaining their son, Wesley, and
bride, this week.
Mrs. G. d. Mattison and Miss Inis v.
Williams and sister, Grace, called on
Mrs. Rebecca Stults, Saturday after
noon.
John Dickey and wife, of Cynthian-
ma, visited the latter's brother, Bran
son Mccoy and wife, the first Of the
week
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
February %, 1904

eN'J - A"NN'
Samuel Edenfeld and family are GO
ing to move this week to farm in
Pickaway county. He is one of our
most prominent farmers and citizen
and we regret very much that he
leaves us.
j. B. Roads has bought the Edenfield
farm and will move on it in the near
future.
Fl. H. Redkey came down from Col.
umbus Friday and returned today.
Ed. Martin has moved to HillsbOrO.
Joseph Igo has moved into the house
vacated by Martin on the farm of c.
w. Edenfeld.
E. S. Redkey delivered fine short
horn calf to W. S. Haigh last week.
Rev. Scarf will commence series
of meetings this week at Wesley
Chapel.
Jack Surguy, who has been living
on the farm of D. E. Grant the past
year, is moving to the farm of Chas.
Larkin north of HillsbOro.
d. e. Grant and wife, of Hillsboro,
will return to their farm here. The
citizens will gladly welcome them
back to their old home.
A new organ has been ordered for
the M. E. Church.
DR.. Bum and wife we're called to
West Union last Friday on account of
the death of DR.. Jos. Miller, a rela-
tive of DR.. Bum.
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mo. That's where the trouble comes
In. / don't know the rights of the
story-nobody ever did, imagine. She
was old Judge. Carmody's daughter.
Longworth got Carmody pere under
his thumb In money matters and put
the screws on. They say he made Car
mody's daughter the price of Car
mody's freedom. The girl herself was
a mere child dare say she sacrificed
herself from an overstrained sense OF
hlial duty. or something Of that sort.
I shall never forget her face on her
wedding day. But she has been plucky
ever since. II she has suffered >shs
hasn't paraded 1t. I don't suppose
Longworth ever ill-treats her, Of
course. He isn't that sort. And he
hasn't any violent bad habits. He's
simply a grovsling cad. that's all.
Thsre'd be small pity wasted on the
poor devil II his wife did run OF with
Cunningham"
Meanwhile Beatrice LongwOrth was
walking down the shore road. her
white skirt brushing over the crisp
golden grasses that fringed II. In a
sunny hollow among the sandhills she
came upon Stephen Gordon, sprawlsd
out luxuriously IN the warm, ssa-smell-
ing grass. He sprang to his feet at
sight of her and his big, brown eyes
kindlsd to glow.
Mrs. Longworth smiled at him. They
were very good friends. He was q
lanky ovsrgrown lad of IL or 10, shy,
odd and dreamy. In many ways he
was far older than his years. but there
was certain insradicable boyishness
about him to which her heart warmed.
"You are the very lady I WAS just
going In search Of. I've news to tell.
madam. Sit down." he said. eagerly,
patting the big gray boulder beside
him with his slim brown hand.
For q moment Beatrice hesitated. She
Santsd to be alone just then. But hil
ugly, clever face was 70 appealing that
she yielded to his petition.
He fiung himself contentsdly down
again in the grasses at her feet. pill
lowing his chin in his palms and look
Ing up at her adoringly.
"You are beautiful. dear lady. l
iove to look at you. Will you tilt thar
nat q little more over the left eyebrow
--yes-so7 Some day shall paint
YOU"
When you are ! great artist" said
Beatrice indulgently.
He nodded.
"yes. mean tc be that. And now
for my news. I'm going away to-mor-
TOW. I've had telegram from father =
~ drew Il from ~ innsr rocket and
AouviGhed Il q her; , 'i
"csns today ! - y 3oip hin =
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INDIAN ATTA1Ns AGE OF 100.
"Uacle Fish," ssmi.ole wsrrier, Pa
tPiaPeh Of the TSibe. Lives
ON Reservation.

y %Glatho Hargo. Of Crazy Fish, whose
age Is 100 years. 10 the Oldest member
Of the Seminole tribe of Indians He
came to the territory years ago whom
his tribe was moved from tho Florida
everglades. Uncle Fish, - he Is named
by his friends, IL still in possession OF
his faculties, and is probably one Of the
most interesting characters among the
Indians Of the i've oivilised tribes. His
still active memory resalls the Incl
dents Of the Seminole war, whom, with
his people, he was driven from pillar to
post by Uncle Sans troops. He re-
sides with relatives about halfway be-
tween Wewoka and Sasakwa, in the
Seminole nation. Hx-Gov. John F..
Brown, OF the Seminole, and Treasurer
A. ]. Brown. Of the nation, are nsphews
OF the aged man.
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LlTTLETON.
Februarv 22. l9O

February 20, 1904.
Owen Roush's child is seriously i'll.
Clarence d. Sans will move to Hills.
boro in few days.
Miss Ida Hastings will close her
school In Cochran district next Friday.
Absaiom Fouch, of near Allepsburg,
was calling on friends here last week.
Sherry Bros. purchased fine span
of mules last week.
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Liberty Township Teachers.

At meeting of the Liberty Town
ship Board of Education last week
the following teachers were en-
ployed;
District No. 10. T.. shannon, 3
months. $50.
No. 2-Wllliam Harshbarger, 2l
months, e35.
No. 3-H. c. Stanforth, 2months, $40
No. 4-LeOia Bird, months, CAS-.
No. 6--Elizabeth Ballentine, 2s
months, e38.
No. GO. J. Duncan, 2 months, 90.
No. 7-Arthur Edgington, q months
e36. M
No. S-H. w. CLANCY, u months, ,e3G.
No.e-A. E. Miller. q months, s38.
No. lO-R. w. Upp, 2 months, 80.
No 1l-C. @. Martin. 5 3m0nths, go.
No. l2-Marie e. Brown, 2 months,
90. 1
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MOWRYSTOWN.
February 22, 1904.

Our schools will observe Washing
toms birthday by giving an entertain
ment at the Town Hall tonight. Prof.
John Nave is the manager and we ex-
pect an enjoyable time.
We are anxiously waiting for the
factory that every energetic citizen
wants to see here. We are sorry that
some people here are not awake to
the value such an enterprise would be
to Mowrystown.
Miss Clanie Anderson, of Buford,
visited relatives here last week. Miss
Clanie has many warm friends here
who are always glad to see her.
Cliff Badgley, of Rainsboro, was in
our midst last week to visit friends
and attend the play Down in Maine,
which was rendered on Wednesday
and Saturday nights.
John Few, of Hamilton, was in our
midst last week and attended the play,
"Down in Maine"
Guy Turner, one of our bright young
men, met with an accident last week
while skating on the White Oak.
While going at rapid rate he fell
through the ice and sustained badly
cut up face. He was unable to attend
school for several days.
Prof NJ. N. Jodry, of Sardinia, was
in this place last week cleaning and
repairing organs. His work is relia-
BILE.
The band of White Ribboners held
their regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Cora Yochum few days ago.
The reading course was instructive
and exceptionally fine for the occas-
ion. We believe every member of the
w. c. T. u went home more deter.
mined to do her best for the extermi-
nation of saloons. The next meeting
Is to be held at the home of Miss Liz
zie RosselOt,
Protracted meeting is in progress
at the Christian Church. The meet
ings are well attended at the night
services.
Uncle Joe Rilea is still on the sick
list and confined to his room.
The little women of our schools
have formed an organization and
named it Success Club" They meet
once week at their homes tor Bible
study Miss Maud Nave is the presi-
dent. They wear blue badges and are
also called the Blue Ribboners.
The insurance agent, N. f. CLANCY,
of Hillsboro, was on our streets last
week
The iOng-continued winter weather
is still with Us and Jack Frost has al.
lowed Us TO see some beautiful things
on our window panes every morning.
L. A. Galliett was business visitor
In Hillsboro last Friday.
The icy side walks have caused
more than one pedestrian to fall and
get bruises, but no one has been SER
iously hurt up to this time.
The play, Down In Maine" was
we'll patronized here both nights. The
manager. Mr.. p. f.. Lods, deserves
much credit for the training he gave
to the different parts in the play. The
orchestra music was good and every
body Is satisfied. 1t was all home tai
ent and as good az can be found any
where else near us.
Rev Wilson, who has been assist
Ing Rev. Melior in his series of meet
ings at Sardinia. filed Rev. Mellor
place In the Presbyterian Church
here last Sunday and was greeted
with good sized audience, and frotn
what we understand he delivered
sermon that was appreciated by all.
Orland Euyeraid, who has been sick
tor year. Is qulic poorly.
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The undertakers of Huntsville, ILL.,,
are having a rate war, aud decent
bnrialis down as low as SIS, Why
browse about this troubled earth
longer Nov 10 the time to die.
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For weak digestion, belching or sour
stomach use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and you will yet
quick relief. For sale by The W. II.
Smith Co., druggists.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION.

to me directed, will offer for sale at public
the village Of Hiiisboro, on @' -
Saturday, March 26, A. D. 1904,
at o'clock p. m. of said day the following
described real estate, to-wit
county of Highland and the state Of ohio.
to wit: And part of out lot No s as form.
erly known and designed on the recorded
plat OF said village and bounded and de-
scribed as follows to wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner of
lot conveyed by Stephen Hickle to r. q.
smith on the east side of High street in said
village, % running IN thence with the east line Of
same width back l96 feet to the east end of
f. q. Smiths lot aforesaid, containing o.
to saa tas wsDs
March 9. 1852, saying and excepting from di said
thereof, to.wit Beginning al this south.
west corner OF said lot conveyed BY Stephen
Hickie 70 Y. q. Smith on the esst side OF
thence with the east u ssd na Street stunmias son.Ss
wardly fifty feet -theA:e eestwardiy les feet;
thence on northwardiy affy feet g the south
thence with the line h5..Sf westwardly II to
the place OF beginning stomte same prem
Jessie sss r. Smith Ss g. ss WSS 4 5 to
ans sSe bspS sast
ises beginning In thf Enter OF the railroad
cut at the southeast dpn ner of the lot former
ly owned by J; e. oonk and running thence
with the east line thfreof and the line OF the
sd aforesaid n: 10 4sE 10Y poles 70 a street
said street s, sofegs., 80 min, u. ,1ee poles
70 the northwest corner OF the colored school
house lot; theEce with the west line thereof
8. deg, 70 tSin.. W: IS 3e.iOO poles TO the
center thereof 8, O. degs. w. Ie a2-ioC poles to
the beginning. contathing one acre and i08
poles of Land, more or Tess, being part OF
out-lot No. ~ t
Appraised a. follows First described tract
Second dcscribed tract at six hundred
(sSoo00) d9llars
Termsff sale as follows to:wit:
One-tHrd on day of sale, one-thiTd in one
year, one.third In two years from the day of
sale. the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold and to bear
interest at the rate of six per centum per
annum. -.
Given under my hand this asd day Of Feb.
ruary, a. ~ lW ALBERT FDIKD,
Sheriff of Highland county, Ohio.
steele 4 Sans, Attorneys.
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Russians Are Tough, Too.
The Russians are carnivorous and the
Japs are vegeterians, Rys the Boston
Transcript That argues badly for the
latter In Q scrap.
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I'm getting such bay window,
DOCTOR" said the man looking for free
advice. What would you advise me
to do?"
Have a v-shaped piece put In the
back OF your trousers" replied the
doctor.
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senator-Yes, the colonel has re-
tired from politics. n
hepresentative--Dld be retire him
self, or wait Tor biz constltnsnts to
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Wife-Did you mail that letter
gave you this morning?
Husband - You can search me.
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2 Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in ons day. No cure, no
~. Price IS cents.
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what part Of your school life do
yon Ike best, Ttsuvy?'' X
"Vaoat at1ons," /" N N Il
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Public sale.

! will sell at my place of residence,
two miles northwest of Danyille, on
what Is known % ne i!y.gard farm,
on March Isl .~va, ~ my stock and
farming impls meuls, consisting in
part Of: Four horses, ~ head Of cat
tie, 4 sows with pigs, Z stock hogs,
wagons, pl0ws, har. ows, etc.
+ CLARKNCR d. SANS,
Z FRANK A XRuss. a tictinneev
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ROCK FORMATION.
In One Sense stones Do Grow. and
In Another They Do Not.


Rocks do not grow in the sense that
plants do. They may increase i'll size
by means of accretioD, and they may
also undergo other changes. Old sea
beds. lifted up and exposed for ages, be
come Stratfied beds of sandstone or
limestone, volcanic ashes and lava
strewn over hills and plains become
tufa. hard enough for building stone,
and the pebbly shores of rivers and
smaller streams may sometimes
change into conglomerates. The simple
mineral. however, does grow. especial
ly when it takes upon itself the form
of crystal. A sparkling prism of
quartz increases from an atom to
monster crystals of varying length and
size by what biologists know as a
process of addition and assimilation.
This process is wonderfully slow, but
with mathematical eXactneSS that is
surprise to persons even "well up
in the science of geology. In one sense
stones grow; in another they do not
The crystal may become longer and
larger, but the bowlder on the roadside
will not increase a hairbreadth in
length or width in the next 10000
wears
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Most Horrible of All Dreams.

No words are strong enough to point
out the danger of slow poisoning by
drugs which are often taken to procure
sleep, whether it be an alcoholic night
cap, morphine, opium, choral or any
other. The medical man has recourse
with reluctance to these as a last and
temporary resort, and only he can tell
how many lives are wrecked by the
i'll timed use of them and their subse-
Quent abuse. OF all horrible dreams
none is so awful as those which assail
people who habitually use these false
comforters. Better than all the drugs
in the world for procuring sleep are
mind.-Cassells
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Tit FAD RUPEE
Bahrnm cot RID ct II, bat Not tho
W.. Tie intended,

W.. Tie intended.
'Therc lived in RaRiPnr. India. It
yender Of SWeetaIeats uained HahrHm.
whose wife had weak eyes. said the
story teller one Gay this la;In Went
to see a friend at the bazaar. and he
left his stall III the Woman charge.
BE careful, nind You. about the
change, he said to her. But neNerthe
less when he returned home he found
that she had taken in Il bad rupee
piece He could hardly sleep that night
for rage and SORROW. In the morning
he arose early. and, determined TO get
rid of the bad rupee, he set out through
the town. Soon he met a boy.
Boy he said, do you know the
sweetmeat shop of .AH| t.Ali was a
rival vender.4 Well take this rupee
go to Ais shop and spend a pice for
sweetmeats there. The sweetmeats
you may keep; | want the change
The boy departed merrily and i'll a
little While returned with his mouth
full
so YOU got the change without trou
bic. eh:' said the man as he counted it,
And did Ali make no examination of
the rupee
Oh said the boy I didn't go as
far as Ais got the sweetmeats at
Rahram's shop London Modern So
ciety.
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FURNITURE
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.

Our beds bedroom zat= and side ioaro are {. ...,
best made aud dc eL aI2s5 market Tlfs,
able 70 sits(a1tate il orders until you wit
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QUEENS WARI
RYLAND QUEENSWARE COMPANY.

we are Wholesalers Of Quetns"ara oeheiy tinWarG rTa
ware stone"are, glassware, bar BACKS Ttr,
and lamps. Headquarters fancy China At yo7r service ~
n year
g. L.
A combination onge experience niue, -, -. -
ground floor in supplying the trade wole
and retail of Queensware Fancy Pottery, Granite Tin and
NooslenNare, amps Cutlery, Yourtr trade
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~
JOOOCAS, w 11UlCSd1cTS ana
Or PINE BEUFF a pH%Nt4e
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Door H. 7 IL t1i5'1e1 I@'l a-a
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best on earth.
FURNITURE.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY
Our beds bedroom ida 6aarIe are "a =..=
pest mace aud The e alal The, .,. t=-
e.s i"''. you Viii
puDD1p4A7r FURNITURE con,sanl
Wholesale and rotaIl nf.s and .,f..~.
IT, next aoor e AeFaI institute
FOX BROS. HARDWARE co >N2 W 'NA,
roN oFr0o' n1f'1"f'fe ~
fnt on t = .1%i a l. oaq2fa shipped taa5z
toner forever When in need sf 55 = s3' 2.s=
RY-ANo ouEENsWARE COMPANY
We are Wholesalers OF queenswae 1oeely g9are granite.
e s s4'sa""i'' oar sFaSs5 i'leh8
~ ti s ~ 49, i'ieS emma. At yoir service
T. L. OWEN.
A combination long experience 1J,a ~, a. 49,
GROUND 1or IN supplying the trade with superb line
CIV Ian u Nue'"9"'ie, r'ney iotey Glass, Granite Tin
"0'e"N''e' lamps cutlery etc. Your trade solicited
GROCERS
j.. F. SONS.
Wholesale Goeers. 1901. Right price. ana
prompt attention OF our xucsexs
Mail orders quickly sent forward receipt Albatross
four ana pofuondo Cigars world heaters.
npv caone
ISAAC nRryeus
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It. Hurtful sedentary Habit.

II think" said the meditative boy,
that wasp would be all right if it
didn't get tired"
"Eh?" replied his father. where did
you get that idea?"
'.Why, one day l got wasp on my
hand, and while he was walking
around he was all right. He didn't
hurt till he stopped to sit down.
Philadelphia Press.
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His ImpoIite Query.

"Women claim that the way to get
on with man is to give him plenty Of
nicely cooked food"
We'll" answered Mr. Sirius Barker
irritably, why don't some of them try
it?"-WashinGto Star
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Cutting.

Miss Cutting - That dog Of yours
seems to be remarkably intelligent.
Softleigh-Yaws, indeed. I-aw-could
not begin to tell you all he knows. Miss
Cutting-No, Of course not.-New York
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We cannot control the evil tongues
Of others, but good life enables US 10
despise them.-Cato.
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(Sortfebuns fO1gt.)
Scr TefsobetiSf Des Mottt
Wefee.

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ten Selfen als fir neusebilbete ,nb
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prin bdlt ben gbutm fir ben alten
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emit rsugeHopft1 babe, iinb Der nuns
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Sin fol9es 9ebsn BON @ebirgsternen
baben fdon friiber Mbi9 i'm Raufas
Jus unb Scrope' in Der Mubergne Be,
oba9ten ipollen.
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3fp0lftes RaptteI.


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aus5uglei9en unb AUDI nit einem
einaieen beralinen QlusDrud, .ohne
Worte, gu trOiten, 81 beilen, nit einem
itillen 2d4eln au iasen: r@ebulb, unb
bic Rliifte f4lieben fi9 BON felber."
sic mar 70 bdnfbdr. sic ipdr 70
innerltd fret. sic mar sliidlth.
Wlit 8erbarbine babnte 5i9 bas
freunbf4aftlide WerbdltniB bon ebe@
benz f6on tpieber an. 0iellstht fie
fiiblte es - bon 0orbis 5eite nit
tleinen esoiftiider Nebensebontsn.
0as mar erfldrlia. mar ber5eiblih,
unb 2ora ergriff ia 70 germ bic nod
nit peritohlenem 5hmollen bargeboz
tene 9anb. Cine iiingsre S1peIter
erihien ibr 9arbi ieBt, fir bic iie mitz
benfen, fir bic iie ratben unb tbaten
tpolIte.
gerabe fpraden iie bon ibr. 5eute
Worgen mar eine lange fonfufe gpi>
ftel pon ibr eingetroffen ~ aus palz
lar5a, tpo bic beiben Mdb9en nit
Grdnlein BON GhOtten einige Moden
bleiben folIten.
MeDlersG sGiegbarb recapitulirte Elm
paur bro[Iige Menbungsn bes Brisfes:
nDenfe nur niht popa, bob ih rnei&
men gonnp berSeHe. llnb tponP IDS