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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-28

Six Poland China spring pigs fol
sale, pure bred.
DIR WALTER 8. RUDIsILL.
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FOR SALE-Estate Oak Radiator
nearly new. Apply at 823 South w. st
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Miss Mittie Tener has returned from
a pleasant visit of three weeks with
friends in Adams and SciotO counties
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FoR sALE-Both timothy and clover
hav. A, z. HILLIARD, Hillsboro, o.
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Miss Jessie Brown 10 visiting hel
sister. Mrs. Norman Goyen, In Lexing
ton, Ky.
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Crepe Papers-We have all sorts
of novelties in Crepe Papers, Lunch
Sets, Candle Shades, Doilies, Napkins,
Shelf Paper, etc.
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Jardinieres-Now is the time to
buy them. We have splendid assort.
ment. Prices from 15c to Sl.OO; all
sizes and shapes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Small are visit
Ing his parents at Dayton.
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Robert Bishop, of Cleveland, is .
guest at the home of A. Matthews.
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Clint Roush, of New York. Is visit
ing his father, Frank Roush.
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House FOR RENT--Near center O.
town, by DR.. Walter s. Rudisill.
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New seed Rye and new Timothy
seed At the UNION GROCERY GO.
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If you want a tgood wheat drill at
low price 20 to Calvert Bros.
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For SALE-Fresh Jersey COW and
calf. INQUIRE of G. w. ANDERSON.
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Burch D. Huggins, of Columbus
spent Sunday with his parents here
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For ane tailoring call on Phil
Thienes, West Main street.
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For the latest improved wheat drill
see the Triumph at Calvert Bros.
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Flower POts-We have added a
complete line of Flower Crooks to our
stock for fall at prices from 4c up.
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Call on John Pfarr for cleaning and
repairing. 15l West Main street.
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Attend Miss Schack's Opening
Thursday, October B.
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Corduroy pants cheap at The
Economy Store.
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Special sale on decorated pictures
Saturday, Sept. 30, for 23c each.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
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FOR RENT-Three nice rooms. In
ouire 623 South West street.
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Lowest prices on ~,Ilow clothes
baskets at The Economy Store.
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Miss Anna Evans, Of Dayton, is the
guest of Miss Helen Boyd.
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Adrain Aikman, Of Greenfield, spent
Sunday in Hillsbor0. ~
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Poet-This, sir is the only poem I
ever wrote.
Editor--well, cheer up Nobodys
going TO take II away from YOU.
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asarboroush--lnsuranee 60.

Fine trousers. WADE TURNER.
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Buibs-For fall planting are now in
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Floor oil cloth at The Economy
store.
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ssarborough--Asai Rstats.
Good svits ols. WADE TURNER.
Floor oil cloth at The Economy
Store.
Adrain Aikman, Of Greenfield, spent
Sunday in Hillsboro.
Miss Anna Evans, Of Dayton, is the
guest of Miss Helen Boyd.
FOR RENT-Three nice rooms. In
quire 623 South West street.
Lowest prices on ~,Ilow clothes
baskets at The Economy Store.
Call on John Pfarr for cleaning and
repairing. 151 West Main street.
For the latest improved wheat drill
see the Triumph at Calvert Bros.
Robert Bishop, of Cleveland, is a
guest at the home of A. Matthews.
Burch D. Huggins, OF Columbus
spent Sunday with his parents mere
New seed Rye and new Timotny
seed At the UNION GROCERY GO.
FoR sALE-Both timothy and clover
hav. A. e, HrLLrARD. Hillsboro, O.
Miss Jessie Brown is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Norman Goyen, In Lexing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

been reserved for Easter. The playwrights
need to form an anti-Shakespeare society
dozen Shakespeare plays Will be produced in
The next fortnight at His Majestys and the
Stratford and five Hamlets will be exhibited in
May. Even Mrs. Tree has Joined the Adelphl
company, TO play the Queen TO II. B. Irving's
Hamlet Next week Will be full of theatrical
events, with Messengers comic opera at Days,
Maxine Elliott with an American company, at
the Lyric, In Clyde Fitch's Her Own Way"
and Sir Henry Irving in Beckett" at the Drury
Lane. There Will also be private views at the
Academy and the New Gallery with a full line
or Sargents. Sale Of the Capel Court collection
OF objects Of art and pictures will be a great
event at Christies early in May. 1t contains
Renaissance work by Donatello. Benvenuto Gel
lini and Lucca della Robbia. and many ancient
sculptures.
A manifesto dealing with the problems OF
critical study of the New Testament has been
signed by $50 clergymen Of the Church of Eng
land including the Deans of Winchester, Dur
ham and Ely and many oxford and Cambridge
divines. Moderate men like Archdeacon Sim
clair condemn the movement as unorthodox and
too strongly Influenced by the extreme critical
dogmatists. The motive for the manifesto is
desire TO enable the best men in the universities
to take holy orders l. n. F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
ITALIAN UNIVERSITY FOR NETWORK.
Movement Under Way to Provide Funds for
the Preliminary Work.

Efforts icing made to found a large Italian
university in this city, of which the Italian Art
Institute in Charlton-st. shall be the basis Miss
Annie Laary. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs Mrs. Cad
waader Jones. Mrs. Jose r de Navarro, Mrs
Charles NJ Oelrichs Mrs Frederick Nelson and
Mrs. John G. Carlisle among the in
terested in the movement 1t is proposed gradu-
ally 10 enlarge the quarters OF the institute in
Charlton-st.. increase the educational work under
the supervision Of the State University. and
eventually secure the right TO grant degrees.
TO aid the preliminary work of this enterprise
there is TO be a concert in aid % the Art Insti-
tute at the Waldorf next Wednesday night. Not
only will the stage force of the Metropolitan
Opera House be present but the list Of box hold
ers for the concert is almost that OF the opera.
also. Caruso who is much interested in the es
ia blishment OF an Italian university, is to sing
Nine Nordca and Victor Herbert will also be
present. Italian bankers and business men are
generously supporting the project for a university
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
RIDGELYS FORECASTS.

If anyone who reads my Daily Letters was
caught long of Stocks he cannot blame me /
stated a week ago that L. p. Paul. T G. l. ana
Amalgamated Copper were overbought ana d
sale on all rallies Furthermore. that the mar
ket as whole, was around top and that there
would be big break toward the end or month-
The speciality which named TO buy mas
not gone down. Everything else has. 1HluleuI-
ate fluctuations are uncertain; but that the pun
campaign is over IS certain That fact 1 nave
endeavoTed TO make clear to Subscribers Tor 4
week past / don't advise the sacrifice or long
stock and short selling ON breaks. for bear mar
kets do not go STRAIGHT down. There viii De
plenty of rallies to sell on; but cannot tell you
HERE when the rallies will come. or how Tar
they will extend, the best stocks to get short
Of YOU should not expect II. TO-mOrrOW's Let
ter gives THAT information. and names one
stock that will break 81 to 10 points. Also
Speciality that will advance irrespective of the
general list. Terms for Daily Letter. 81 per
month.
A. N. RIDOELY. 20 Broad ST.. ". v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
OPERA SINGER ASKS SEPARATION.
Declares Husbands Divorce from First Wife
Is Invalid Here.

Marguerite Lemon one OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company who rere last winter and is
singing with the Conried Opera Company in
San Francisco has brought suit in the Supreme
Court to have her marriage to j. Reed Littell, a
patent lawyer OF this city. annuHed The case was
placed on the calendar of Part III. Special Term
yesterday for trial next Tuesday. She demands
separation the ground that the decree OF divorce
granted 10 her husbands first wife. Mabel Littel,
in Chicago in 1899 is not valid in this state
Mr. IAtters answer IS a general denial. and sets
up the fact that his wifes divorce was legal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
MOROS ATTACK JOLO.
General Wood Demands Surrender
of a Refugee Datto.

Manila, April 22-The walled city Of Jolo was
attacked by Moros on April g. They fired into
the officers club and dispersed those present at
a ball. On April 10 the secretary Of Governor
Scott was ambushed and killed within range OF
the sentries. A datto refugee from Borneo has
organized the Moros. who defying the Amer
leans. General Leonard Wood has arrived at
JoIo from Zamboanga and given the Moros ten
days in which to surrender the refugee datto.
If this is not done, he will concentrate sufti-
Client force TO secure compliance with his de-
mands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
HoLLANpER IN sANro DOMINGO.

ceived letter from Professor J. II. HolIander the
Presidents special agent in the examination of
Dominican claims announcing his arrival in Santo
Domingo and his meeting with President Morales.
who gave him cordial reception and offered every
facility for the prosecution of his inquiry. No
word has yet come of the arrival in Santo Do
mingo of Captain Cotton and his assistant collec-
tors of customs but it is not doubted that they
have already reached Porto Plata.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

HARTMAN has always insisted that the best
take Peruna is teaspOonu doses. In OF chronic
disease teapoonful of Peruna before each meal and at bed
amply sufficient to insure This especially true OF all
people who have been much weakened by disease
strong hearty who able to be out about his usual business
suffering nasal Catar frequently requires tablespoonful three
o four times day.
But cases. aspoonfu doses oener repeated constitute
the best treatment
Nanv man suffering from catar has carried little bottle OF
Pcrrna in his pocket taking eapoonful dose hour or two
hours during the day.
But for women confined the house. teapoonu doses
of Pcruna the proper treatment.
frequency with which these doses should be repeated all od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
PLEASURE EXPRESSED IN LONDON.
NJ Delcasses Efforts to Avert Interna-
tional Troubles Appreciated.

London. April 22.-The decision of NJ Delcasse
to retain control of the foreign affairs Of France
was received with marked pleasure in political
circles in London, where his constant efforts to
prevent the spread of Far Eastern conflict and
smooth away Anglo Russian causes Of friction
are ungrudgingly acknowledged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
NICARAGUA GRANTS CONCESSIONS.

Washington. April 22.-The State Department has
been informed that the Nicaragua government has
granted three valuable concessions to California
syndicate known the Nicaragua Finance and
Improvement Company. One is for railroad
connecting Managua with the MatagalDa coffee
district another a monopoly of the manufacture
of powder. dynamite and high explosives for a
of years. and the third Is a concession to i'm
port five thousand Chinese coolies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

was an excellent culinary feast. that II tended
at the time to promote the friendly feeling be-
tween the two nations and was a banquet
which he enjoyed very much.
NJ Cambon arrived in Paris this afternoon on
d TWO days leave Of absence to visit his mother,
VINO is in feeble health. He declines to make
any comments on the Equitable dinner. beyond
the general views already expressed in Madrid.
c. l. B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
PSYCHOLOGIST AT A "sMoKER."

At the last smoker Of the season of the 9th
Assembly District Republican Club. No 767 9Th
ave TO be held next Wednesday night. Signor
lamont. the rsychologicolist is to give his demon
stration OF thought transmission and concentration
Of mind He will present the Washington Irving
Bishops death test" prince Christians test"
golden chain test" and will illustrate how his
tcrical murders can be repeated and revealed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
CHILTS DISPUTE WITH PERU.
Danger of Rupture Through Tacna and africa
Territorial Controversy.

Washington. April 22.-The State Department has
received advices that there is great danger of
rupture between Chill and Peru growing out OF the
Tacna-Arica territorial dispute. and this has de-
monstrated the necessity for the immediate selec-
ton American Minister to succeed Mr. Wilson
at Santiago Chilli. Mr. Wilson recently trans
ferred Belgium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

explained in Dr. Harmans booklet, entitled Ills Of Life
This free booklet should be in every family
Excessive Doses of Pe-ru-na.
IATHIE excessive doses Of Peruna are not likely to do
Wv any especial harm in the system yet take Peruna
in larger doses than prescribed entirely misses the
benefit which Peruna is intended to produce
The small doses oft repeated, the best results from
taking Peruna.
Owing the purity Of the composition of Peruna and its
perfect freedom from narcotics any harmful drugs large
dose OF Peruna will do especial injury. but it is equally
true that will receive lasting benefit from its in
this way.
The Marvellous Success of Pe-ru-na.
IT HERE has been other medicine compounded in the
history OF the world that has actually accomplished
many permanent cures as Peruna
Even the enemies of Peruna obliged reluctantly ad
NIT this. Explain they may the people buy Perna and
cured
They cured after they have been given up BY the doc
and after they have tried other remedies in
Catarrh very prevalent disease 1t only affects the
head throat and nose its most common location but it may
affect any other organ of the body.
During the spring and summer months catarrh is perhaps
prevalent during the months only the catarh is
located in different organs
During the winter months, the respiratory organs-the
head throat and lungs-are most commonly affected
During the spring and months the digestive and
secetve organs-the stomach bowels liver and kidneys
most likely to be affected.
1t is during the months that Caarrh OF the pelvic
organs is also quite prevalent
In the of all these catarrhal affections Peruna has
competitor 1t is absolutely the only medicine compounded
that has stood the test of time for these ailments
Other medicines have been recommended for Caarr and
for brief period they secured attention But they
and go with great rapidy, while the popularity Of Pc
runa steadily increases.
Hundreds of caarrh remedies in imitation Of Peruna, have
been devised but after brief they disappear
to be mentioned again
mite hasb ~
vast majority of people have taken it time other
Millions of people have been cured by it.
There remedy devised by that has
ceived so MANY unsolicited testimonials strong
endorsements by people of national reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
M. Roux SAILS FOR NETWORK.

Havre, April 22.-Charles Roux. president of the
French Transatlantic Steamship Company was a
passenger on La Lorraine. which sailed from
Hayre to-day for New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
NO RUSH ORDERS TO THE TACOMA
The Cruiser Going to SantO Domingo Merely
to Join the Squadron.

Washington. April 22.-Ofcials of the Navy De-
partment to-day stated that the cruiser Tacoma has
received rush orders TO proceed from Pensacola
having finished target practice in which she
engaged. is going to Santo Domingo to join her
squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

Mogador. Suira is a seaport on the west coast
of Morocco. about forty miles southwest of the
Tensift River It has a population Of about 10 600
S 900 of whom Jews and 200 Europeans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
MOROCCAN TRIBES IN REVOLT.

Tangier. April 22.-The Doukala, Chiadma and
Mtouga tribes in full revolution near Mogador
The Kaids Of the Chiadna and Mtouga tribes have
been killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

The TFIbune's estate each day Is complete.
giving transfers. mortgages AS SSndens.
hens auctions. improvements. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
Boys Clothing.

The one thing to be sought after in buying
Boys Clothing is to get the kind that will Wear
Well, and Look Well till Won Out By
Careful testing of material
Rejection of whatever fades or weakens,
Employing Tai1Ors who understand boys
needs and who work for Boys Only,
We produce Boys Clothing that is not only
Continuously Satisfactory. but Unquestionably
Economical.
6O-62 West 23d Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
STAMPING OUT PEoNAoE IN ARKANSAS.

Washington April 22-The Department Of JUS
tice has received information OF the recent con
viction in the United Court for the Eastern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23
CASTRO SHIPS GOLD.
Sends $1,4o0,OOO for Deposit Here, 1t Is
Said.

willernstad Curacao, April 22.-Gold estimated to
amount to about 81 10000 and sent by President
Castro of Venezuela. arrived here a few days ago
in schooners and an Italian steamer for shipment
able that the gold left here on the Red ID" Line
steamer.
The steamer Caracas Of the Red I'd" Line. sailed
from Willemstad for New-York ON April 16.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

charged with violations of the law rcIltns, To IN
voluntary seryitudc or peonage Sentences 20 pay
fines OF Sle00 were imposed i'm q number Of cases
One OF the men sentenced was negro. IL Is be-
lieVed that these convictions will effeCtualiv Rt0D
out peonage In Eastern Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-23

upon the nature and the Of the ament which fully
explained in DR.. Hartmans booklet entitled Ills Of Life
This free booklet should be in every family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-17
GAME WARDEN HERE
a. c. Hentz Says This County is Coco
One For Hunting-Many Hunt.
ers' Licenses,

Mr. Al G Hentz, district state gam
warden. was in the city yesterday
While here he conferred with county
warden, Bob Moore. and with county
clerk, Jesse +, Miller, regarding thc
enforcement of he law and the issu
ing of hunters licenses. The annual
returns from licenses in this county
is about $40. Last winter the state
ipent, during the cold period $50 a
week for feed for the birds in this
county alone.
Mr.. Heniz SAYS that this county Is
good one for hunting and the amoun
md variety of the game found in Alex
lnder compares favorably with The
best county in The state. Three PEI
cent fthe res dents OF this state ar,
hunters said Mr. Hsn;z, but ! thinl
that the average in the county is I
little large"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-17
IN SOCIETY
-stapleton.

Forty or fifty of the many friends
Of Mr.. Thomas W. Williams, and his
young bride were at the Central Tn
ion station last night to give Them
rousing farewell Placards, signs, rib
hons old shoes. baby shoes, ever
greens. COW bells, etc, etc. mixed in
with a huge quantity Of rice were all
showered upon them and Billy Bry'
ans train" for Thebes looked like
circus train when it finally pulled out
Both the inside and the outside Of the
coaches were gaily decorated and the
baggage was correspondingly oeaut'
fed.
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Ms. Stapleton, on Tenth street, the
mother of the bride, one Of the pref,
lest but most quiet weddings OF the
,ear was soIemnized. when Miss Jen-
nie Stapleton became the wife OF Mr.
Thomas williams. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Father Downey OF
he ST. Patrick's Catholic church
Only the members Of the family and
4 very few intimate friends We're pres
ant.
The wedding was performed witt
he bride and groom standing under
luge bower of blossoms and as tbs
asst words of the ceremony were said
title Miss Margaret Stapleton, siste
# the bride, who acted as flower girl
pulled a ribbon attached to the boque
md the couple We're showered will
fragrant flowers.
| The couple was attended by Mis-
katherine Stapleton. another sister o
he bride. and Mr. Frank William.
rother Of the groom.
Mrs. Robert Stapleton played MeI
lelssohn's wedding march previous
he ceremony and while the sacre
words were being said rendere
Hearts and Flowers Miss Louis
;teinhouse sang Robyn's You b.
ore the entrance OF the bridal pair
The bride wore a dress Of whit
solien, while Mics Katherine Stapl
on, the bridesmaid. wore silk Il
Tue OF pink and white
Following the ceremony an elabo
tie supper was served. which was a
ended only by the relatives. Mr.. an
Mrs. Williams left at 6:10 o'clock f
Fhebes, where they will reside. NJ
Williams is a prominent citizen
hat place and Is editor and publish'
i the Thebes Star. He was former
rom this city and has hosts Of frien,
IS has his bride. who was one
-airo's best known and most popul
Dung ladies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-17
Euchre PARTY.

Alderman and Mrs. Thos A. Fuller
entertained a number Of friends Mon
lay evening at their home on West
Twenty first street Euchre was the
chief diversion Miss Eta Kennedy
3cored the greatest number Of games
md received the ladies' first and also
he lone hand The gentlemens first
7rize was awarded to Mir. Martin
Oonohue while Mr. J, P. Hogan cap
ured the consolation. After the games
delicious refreshments were served by
Misses Rose Howley and Anna Fuller
The guests were: Messrs. and Mes
lanes NJ S Egan, J. P Hogan, T E
0'Shea JAS Meehan D. H. Sullivan
P Mcnamara, P. Greaney, Martir
Donohue, Misses Anna Brannan, RIOS,
4owley and Eta Kennedy.