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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19
MEsys FROM wAsH,noTos.

The supreme court Of the Uaited
States has decided the case Of the
board oe trade Of Chicago against the
c. c. Christie Commissi0n company Of
Kansas City and the Kinsey company
sf Chicago. involving the question as
to the right of private concerns 10 dse
the qustations of the beard An favor
e tAs contentdons oe tie oarl q
trede. 'sf z
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19
MONEY AND SKIPPED.
Mrs. Flseher.Hoeh Testif7es Against
Alleged Wife Murderer.


Chicago, May 10.-Mrs. Amelia
Fischer-Hoch resumed her testimony
during the day in the trial of Johann
Hoch on the charge Of numbering Mrs.
Marie Walcker-Hoch, who was one OF
Hoch's many wives and was sister
Of Mrs. Fischer-Hoch. The witness
told how aoch had wooed her imme-
diately after the death of her sister.
told of his success in obtaining pos
session of her money after she had
married him at Joliet, ILL.,. and told
how Hoch had then fed from Chicago.
Hoch sat close to his lawyer. He
appeared to take no great interest in
the proceedings, but occasionally he
leaned over in order to catch a reply
to question put to the witness by the
prosecuting attorney.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19

For second time a jury in the
Koch case has disagreed. The
foreman said that the vote stood
seven to five for conviction. AZ
ter being out Al hours, the jury
reported that it was hopelessly di-
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19
eIa Crowd Views Exscutions.'

Bellefonte. Pa. May 10.-Ira Gr}en
and William Dillon were hanged hire
during the day for the murder OF Jerry
Condo, . turnkey In the Centre equity
jail. Fully 1000 persons witnessed
the execution and O. many more w@e
Unable to sain admission to the jal-
ya-d N. 55.s
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19
APPEAL TO BRITISH CONSUL
lnagua Island Contract Laborers Quit
Work on Canal.

lnagul Island Contract laborers Quit
Work on Canal.
Colon, May 10.-Fifty Inagua island
(Bahamas) contract laborers, who
were brought here on the American
steamer Advance last Friday and who
were detailed to work at the Colon
reservoir two miles back of Monkey
Hill station, obstinately refuse to
work, claiming that they have to work
in mud swamps, that their huts are not
fit to live in and that their food is
unsatisfactory. The islanders marched
in a body to the British consulate and
laid complaints before the vice consul,
who is looking into their alleged griev-
ances. In the meantime the men are
idle. The canal authorities are finding
It difficult to. obtain labor for that To-
cality.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19
THE KOCH JURY DISAGREES
Alleged Slayer of Dr. Gebardt Must Undergo Another trial
The Jury Stood Seven for Acquttal and Five For
Conviction An Early Re-tria Of the Case
Is Predicted at Mankat0.

vided and was discharged.
A third trial will probably be
held in Mankato the last of June
The now famous case has cost 8
fortune to the state and defense
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19
FLOUR FAMINE THREATENED.
Strike Spreads to Another Large Team
ina Company.

Chicago, May 10.-Shortage in de-
livery of flour to grocery stores and
bakers Is threatened by a fresh spread
Of the teamsters' strike. The latest re-
cruits are the drivers of the Wenig
Teaming company, q large concern
chiefly engaged in delivering flour for
milling companies. All of the men
quit work when one of them was dis
charged for refusing to deliver to boy
cotted department stores. A direct re-
suit of the strike will be shortage of
ing to George X. Wenig.
"Unless we can get the Employers
association to help us out the strike
means an immediate shortage in the
-four supply" said Mr.. Wenig. IF the
strike continues there will be -four
famine. expect to apply to the asso-
citation at once"
While the strike is assuming most
threatening attitude the Employers
Teaming company is becoming increas-
ingly aggressive. Eighteen hundred
teams were sent out during the day
and the company promised to furnish
teamsters to do the work of all drivers
who quit. The delivery of retail goods
was further extended and the number
Of deputies and special police was in
creased.
Although surrounded by six guards
a nonunion teamster was knocked of
his wagon and severely injured by
strike sympathizers. The victim was
Joseph St. John, who was attacked
while driving one of the Peabody Coal
company's wagons near Kinzie street
bridge.
Serious Rioting Occurs.
Rioting broke out at Lake and Clark
streets during the afternoon when a
fruit laden truck belonging to the En-.
ployers' Teaming company and driven
by Henry Scott. a colored nonunion
teamster. was surrounded by block
ade of wagons and mob estimated by
sons. A riot call brought police to the
spot and after half hour of active
work the police dispersed the crowd
and the blockading wagons drove
away. Stones and missiles were
thrown and one shot was fired. The
police we're unable to learn who fired
the shot or whether any person was
wounded.
Women strike sympathizers started
the riot, bombarding the nonunion
drivers with oranges and other fruits
from an elevated railroad station.
Many car windows we're smashed by
harder missiles which followed the
oranges. The riot stopped trahic on
street car lines for nearly an hour.
Three onslaughts Of police were neces.
Sary.to disperse the mob. In the melee
bricks, canes and umbrellas mingled
with the fruit hurled from the elevated
railroad station by the women.
The commission appointed by Mayor
Dunno to Investigate the strike start.
cd work in earnest during the day.
Attorney Seymour stedman, represent
ing the Chicago Federation Of Labor,
appeared before the commission and
made . plea for public hearings, the
.commission having previously decided
to hold secret sessions. The commits
sion took the matter under alvissment.
RsseIs Captured Much spelis.
Hodlida, Turkish Arabia, May TO-
The spoils captured BY the rebels ct
Sanaa included thirty guns, 10000
rifles ana much ammunitioq. The gar
rason and the Turkish oflcials were
fpsrnittsd to leave The city.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-05-19
NO PANIC At THEATER.
Sioux Falls Audience Il Calm and Or
deriy at Fire.

sioux Falls, 8. D.. May 1o.-The
Booth theater, one Of the leading play
houses Of the city. was seriously dam
asad by dre which was started by
the explosion Of . moving picture ma
chine.
4 The performance had commenced
and the building was we'll filed, but
the audience kept cool and marched
out without exhibiting the slightest
1ikn Of panic. ID.
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The SUGAR Beet Crop.

According to the Beet Sugar Ga
ze,,c. the latest estimates show tha'
Colorado leads all of the states in sn
gar beet acreage this year, the to'ai
area TAINTED ia this crop being 20, Zoc
acres. /, is predicted that the 1905
crop will aggregate 900 long tons OF
bee,s, sufficient to make $4,000 long
tons of sugar. Michigan aud Caiifor'
MIA come next in acreage, but they are
far below Colorado in the estimated
yield. experts plaing Michigan nearly
one half and California one'third be-
low this state.
Colorado will have three mnrc beet
sugar factories thi, year than in l9o+,
There is new plant 1t Holly with a
caplci,y o. 600 tons daily. a s00-ton
plant at Lamar. which has been movd
to that plac. from Norfolk. Neb, and
a 6o0-,oi plant Il, Sterling which was
brought there from Saginaw, Mich.
This moving of beet sugar factories
from eastern states to Colorado is sig
uifcaut, for i, shows the greater pos
sibili,ies of the industry here. Both
aud Nebraska were engaged
in beet culture long before i; was sup
posed tha, the vegetable could be pro-
fitatiy raised in Colorado. bu, now the
Centennial State is out-distaucing all
of them.
Last year Colorado occupied first
place in the beet sugar production of
.he United States, and crop conditions
\ c now SO favorable that 1t is Writ.
ally certain to be first this year in the
yield If bee's also. Michigan sill
Lads in the number of factories, but
Colorado may be ahead in slicing ca
pacity, because of III. addition of the
new pants and the in ress-d capaci-
ty of the old ones.
Considering the short time sin C tn @
establishm :nt of the m 4 st-y in this
state this is a remarkable showing.
Michigan have been successful suya,
producing states for the last two de-
cadss. bu, 1t is only six years ago II (
first factory was built in Colorado. Il
has been fully proven that climati,
aud soil conditions here are more ia
vorable to beet culture than they ar
In any other state, so it is only IN /
ter of Few years until Colorado vii
be without rival.-Coiorado Spring,
Gazette.
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Colorado Crop Report.

Sugar beets good; winter whea. be.
ing harvested spring wheat ripeuiur
potatoes doing we'll; second crop of
alfalfa ready TO cut; cutting Of native
nay geaerai, with showers in all parts
OF the state. This is a urief resume
OF the weekly crop bulletin, issued
August lss, by the weather bureau
The bulletin also reports that small
fruits are Going well in all rar,s of
the state, but orchard fruits are no,
as good as might be expected.
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Home Merchant vs.. Mall Order
House.

One Of the most concise and couvin-
cling statements Of the aituation II put
In the form of an ad vertisemeut In 40
Iowa paper. The facts are pat 10 the
following language:
When you buy goods Of mall order
houses, you
1. Deal with strangers.
?. Buy from printed descriptions.
5. Send money In advance.
I. Wait for goods and fret.
S. Pay freight and charges.
6, Always pay full regular prices.
2. Support somc city miiiiouatre.
8. Must always have the cash.
The above facts are indisputabie
when put to the patron of the mail or.
der houses On the other hand the
farmer. laborcr, merchant, manutac-
turer Is each more or less interested
In the welfare Of his neighbors. What
is to the advantage of the other. Nov
the other aide is stated like this,
When you buy goods Of the homo ncr-
chant and homc manufactured
products. you
l. Deal with your neighbors.
?. Buy with the goods before you.
} Pay when you get the goods.
4. Work and make money.
S. Get goods delivered free.
O. Return goods not satisfactory.
I. Get frequent special bargains.
s. Build up home enterprise.
9. Are given credit when necessa-
~.
ordway people and those whose mar
ket is in this city may read the above
several times and get more good out
of the iiue. than they would at hSst
recognize.
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Order to Show Cause on Petition
for Sale of Real Estate.
STATE OF coLonApo. (,

ss In the County
County o, otero. Court in Probate
In the matter of the estate OF Homer n. Rob
erts. Deceased Order to .how cause on
Petition FOR Sale OF koll Estate.
THIS matter coming on 10 be h ard on thi,
MED herein by Zen.s i. Roberts. sdmini.tra'
tor. OF said estate. for the sale OF the following
dcseFihed real estate. or aportiun thereof to-
wit: The Nor'h t~o-thirds of lots seventy
l'oJ, Seventy one ~. and seventy two t72l.
subdisi-ior OF section Fourteen tiU. Township
Twenty one u South. Asncc Fifty seven ts5i
West. In Oter County. Colorado, for the pur-
pose OF paying widows allowance and costs Of
administration.
And IL nov appearing TO the Cour, from said
peution that iruper Ard gl grounds exist
tate.
NOW. THEREFORE,. 1. Is ordered by the
.our, That sarah L. bibert-. W, y. Roberts,
Anna Grilen. Belle Brush, 4 ns- T. kob.rt a,
Albert q. Roberts, Frank Roberts Eni RAyho,Ie
fob-rts. all petrons who ars legateas or devils
esr oi s-ia estate. Or any pat thsreof. or heir.
Snr,i a,n .eeeuens. &c ne and ~pp.r before saii
city OF la Junta, County aud + A.. afore MD.
on the 2s.a day OF August. A. 1. g5, AZ Tie
,, nout OF ~ o,eiocx in the forenoon Of said day.
theh aud there To show cause. 1 any there h..
Why an order should not be made dir, ling tns
tsid adninistrat1r To sell the whole or 20 rrueh
of said ro1l estate as may he n,.e.s,,y ~, ~.
purposes specified In said pet. .tiou.
IT IS sFuRruER ORDERED tha, this order
' ue pupnshed igT at least four successive NEE, !
! IN tue ofnway New Era, a weekly public news
paper published in said County.
~ is FURTHER ORDERED tina. Geo. A.
hiigo.e, Esq OF said County Of Otero. h. an;
heIeoS Al pointed as guardian sd II err
ior Frank Roberts and Laybell. R,,b'rs NJ,
hors, 10 fepresent said minors at sad hearing
By the Cour;
tsp,,, A D. WALLIS,
County Judge.
First publication July "a
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-04
recognize
Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often cuds fatally,
but by choosing the right medicine, E
II Wolfe, of Bear Grove. Iowa, cheat
cd death. lie says: 1.-TWO eara ego
| II d Kidney Trouble wh;ch caused
me great pain. suff ring and anxiety.
but took Electro B:tters.1 which ef.
,ectea complete cure. I have also
found them of great ben eft Ia general
debility and nerve trouble. and keep
them stantly on hand. since lind
they have no equal. An dr1e1iste
guarantee them at soc,
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EVANGELICAL Church Services.

There will be preaching services at
the Evangelical Church as fol-
lows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
II a. m, preaching in German by
Rev. S,cinmetZ.
Young Peoples Alliance at pm.
Preachiug services at s p. m. in En-.
glish.
Saturday afternoon at Sp. m. Cate
Instruction.
Friends and members are urgently
invited to attend these services.
c. S. Steinmetz,
S. L. Meyer,
Pastors.
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Where silence w.s ceI1sA

To coin . word Is nn achistu
compassed by few with the ezcq
Of Kipling and Big Bill Devesy Il
York police fame. whose -
now graccs the dictionaries y
icau slang. But Frank l. -
whose book Of poems -Ltth
Down 0outh" was brought ~
fall. 10 the creator OF . phfase :.
qualities him TO 'bc elassed m
two immortais mentioned sbo's 4
He was standing one day q y
axxa OF q huge hotel at oh
Comfort with q group Of M
we're laughing uproariously ~
one Of them had Just told n
turned away with a tribe pes
cir and Joined bcvy OF deossa1
"Oh, Mr.. Stanton. do teu =
tbey we're laughing at." they
~It must have been feanulg
"My dear ladies'" said ths
with true Southern delicaey.
I really can't. It was mueh W
iug.roomish." :;
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gIDe atrs,' Grn.
Lodge Directory.

ord.Vay Camp No. u. Woodmfn % ,ne
" nisfoti. q. q. wm. Edgar. Clerk
Red I.cket 7ji6e No. ioj ell. o, r. AZ
Eyrry "Wednesday ntaht
wrn. i.ar. Chief OF Records
y. c. Petit. sacheEa.
Ordaay Lcdce I. q. o. r. No. S0'
Me.ts every saturday nisnt,, ,..y n
RE, Walker. see'y. T. II. Cash n
Of American feoman,. west
,rn Homestead Every THURSDAY hisbt
". IS Ofifhn, Foreman. J. H. oAsh' .o''
Odyay Cf,ele No. 500. Homer "
woodcrAft i,,. srd u 4. Tuesday nhsn.'
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For Sale Cheap.

A pair of Double Five Column Cha
ses, suitable for working either two or
four FIVE column pages, on an S-col-
umn Washington press. They are
first class in every respect. Address
this eiilce.
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Contest Notice,
DEPARTMENT ef ~
United sistss ~
Pueblo. Cosc.s

A suf1cisut eoutrst stiidsy! nay. J.
In thie olics BY Albert X Mns 49,
onefnet Homestead entry No, ssssid51|
tSmbes IL, 1901. for Iofs az n
sSin 81 8, Range 81 W. BY l.ss1 r.
testee, ~ which Il 10 siiesse M r.
LsHdia has failed 70 sstnbiisra ~ r
ro.idonco on the land. that - IN =
mac ~ MAKE sny impIcs en.-~ e
lsnd. and NJ failaei 70 culivateS ~
- anv tisHo eincs dale Of eis epSss;s7
~ absndonefi sid land for .,,sS11l
mora last lAs,; snd that sase ~
from sald tand was not dne e ~ 4
n NJ My, navy or ma'ins ~
- e1s1Ss ~ ! private soldier. /. 5ss1i
- wasine. 1urjne Tbs var VIZ HS1i
~ ~ othes waf II which
NAY - saeegods .Hi1l
lIeW. 7horefsss. said p.ft.x ~
~ - ns1peaS. respoud ~ 5s&l
S1Geh}nG sat1 alienation y ~ 4 ~ !
i1SS ~. q q. Seeogs the Rog'ncSs r.
& ~ 0sissA eSeies Lana
- sea,,.tass hkvN6: Y
6ayi6, ~ Nay %. ~ ~ 49,
SNoW tl,as al1sS lus dine9 q r.
ri I'm 1922 ~ not ~ ns' M
5s;s5 cS,i 25t ~, thAt sesA = '<:
q a. sS6 Ssos,ss'pa 9 blicss & I NJ
- psAats ~. Nay -.
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HoO>to wa,d on on Aes.

nhe most s0cces.fui way IL wardina
On the approach Of old age 10 to ssain
.ain a vigorousi digestion. This can
oe done only bJeating food ssited Is
your age and occupation, and When
ny disorder Of the stomioh appeSra
.axe dose OF Chamberlain's stoD.
~ Hen and Liver Tablets 10 correct Il.
you nave . weak stomach * ara
s,sS tsvan,ed a with indie estiou, yes .1il1
n..s u 'nese tablets to be jrst what YOS1
nesd. For sale by DR.. Crime.
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EMaAtfyn Suffering Rslsgsl.

Suffering frigh,fully from IN Z
lent poisons Of undigestsd fsot. 81
Gray, Of Lulu. Mi,s., took Df. n
New Life pills. with the rsslA
writes, that he was cured. All -
Ach and bowel disorders give W
their tonic. laxative propefiiea I
all drug stores, guaranteed
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-04
A Darsdsvii Rjd,.

Often ends in sad accident. To hs Al
accidental injuries, u,c Buckien'a Ar
niea Salve. "A deep wound In my
loot from an accident" writes Theo-
core Schucle, of Columbus. O., gave
me great rain. Physicians were help
less. but Bucklen's Arujca Saive aoon
healed it," Soothcs and heals hurna
like magic. 25c at all druggists.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-04
"cuAiL" NOT ON TOAST.
ens'ishman's Order Served In style
Of the West.

VI aslC WeSt.
Gerald Lowther. the brother of tho
Earl OF Lonsdale, who is to marry
Miss Alice Bright. an American girl
was some years ago connected with
the british embassy in washington
Mr. Lowther has Travelled ova-
america very thoroughly. and in Lon.
don he is noted for his knowledge q,
american manners aud customs
AT London dinner party the ,es.
taurant waiter was being discussed
and Mr.. Lowther said:
You should see the woo,Iv ua,..-
OF the West, the waiter OF Dead cu,ch
OF busted Boom, of Snake, and Of !
hundred other American m,n,na
towns. A'nins
The woolly waiter seryes vo, :,
MS shirt sleeves. with a cigar in h,s
mouth. One day an Englishm.n -.
dered quail Of such person.
"Quail?' said the waiter ..r
l'sns friend. quail It IS Quail goes.
ANA ne disappeared in the kitchar
snd IN moment returned with . AZ,
OF pic's feet. u'si
WHAT'S thisf' said the rnr,,.h
man. I ordered quail. snSn
wen sid the waiter. .ye've 20
man exclaimed. So "A ~ :
XII le barrel q the waiter,s reyolvs
ss1:sd g. ~ - Z ! ~. tsns q :
Yq1Dos ~ ri. X. a iis a. -
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iast Hone vaaishst.

When leading ply sici.ns -
W. N. Smitl,srt. Of Pehin. y.
cufabio conswmp,ion. his lsT p. ~ ~
nished; but DR.. Kings New pl,s r
for c Consumption, Coughs ~ 3. :
kept him out of his grave. =. q.
ssThls great specinc ce"Ile'sys 4 p
me, and saw. d my life. si.es u
have used Il for over ~ s,
cou.Ider II u msrvelcu: snM
lang cure" Strictly selea',x !
fOr coug ghs, sore ,hroats o. eo'c; -
preventive OF pne umoni.. y
iced, SOC and 100 bottles y -
aists. Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-04
RAssmato poIs, f,vIel,v s.,...,.x ,, Z, ?

-. Pdlns QH1chlv HoAl1U01.
~ e ~ excruci.!ing pains csafnetSeiS.
o,,ss., ns 1mausm ana sacla&aoa W
s nan. 'G,,sred P";r q y sselxipg chssss
seiieying power Of ~ 4 iIs3 .ss.ss \! 5.l \
oeeu the surpfiae an1 III :sisSss sssS \
esnds Of sni5erers. TEc W ~, jis.;5| 4
lrom paia whicl, Il SGs;s r. NJ
wosth macy ttr1eS II, Is 'sszi2 Il a ~
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y; 4 e q xssess y ~ TX ~ f,i-..,l
sss.ss q y - ~ "a ! 49,.
Il! s1 4 ~ 5ss ~ o;
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-04

We have bran new font Of type
writer type for printing circular let.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-04
Charnberlain's
CoLIc. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

a rev doses Of this remedy will
invariably cure an ordinnry W." ~.
tack Of diarrhes. az
d.,s, ~ nas been used in nine epi.
oena. denies OF dyseutsry with perfect
MT, y can always be depended
sttori % even In the more severe
era ma-I',,c ~ 2, cramp colo and chol-
~ Is equally successful %,
summer diarrhea and cho,sus M
inIsntum In children, and II az
means ofsaving the lives a. msn sno
on,.nren each year.
Wnen reduced with water .ra
Evsrnre nea = z pleasant TO take.
(, tsen III. %sn -. g = family should
Bny 4 ~ ~ ssmsay u hk home.
PnscE. 10, l.1nn. Z. -. NJ,
- = n ''''-'s'
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First publication July a.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-01-12
RAINSBORO.

January y, 1903.
Miss Emma Beath spent Saturday
with friends at South Salem
Miss Ruth Wisecup is suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Walter Auckerman, of Dayton, is
spending a few days with relatives
here.
John Nc Mullen, of Hillsboro, was
here the latter part of the week look
ing after his farm.
Clyde McNeal and Miss Lizzie Smith
we're quietly married by Rev. A. J.
Kestle the first of last week and are
making their home for the present
with G. L. Redkey and family.
Joseph Foraker, of Sam lntha, has
been baling hay in this community
the past week with steam hay press.
Ora Upp and cousin, Miss Clara
Hodge, spent Sunday with Bainbridge
relatives.
Frank Splrgur added a new Victor
iireproof safe to his store room last
week.
Miss Mamie Cameron, of Cynthiana,
has en- the guest of her cousins, Miss
Esther Redkey, several days.
The new school board will meet
here next Monday.
William Lafferty, whose home was
in the vicinity of Blrrett's Mills, died
Monday night of last week after
short Hin SIS. He was veteran of
the Civil War, serving in the 4sth o.
VI. He was a citizen of our village
for several years, but sold his proper
ty here and purchased small farm,
where he spent his declining years
In September, 1902, his wife died,
since which time he has lived alone,
although 81 years old. A few days
ago he was stricken with pneumonia
and lived only about week. His re-
mains were taken to Pricetown Thurs
day for burial.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-01-12
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
At The Recent Highland County
Anti-Saloon Convention.

The following resolutions were un.
animously authorized by the High
land County Anti.Slloou Convention
in session in Hillsboro, Ohio, Decem.
ber %, 1901:
Whereas, In the seventy.eixth Gen.
eral Assembly of Ohio our representa-.
tives, Senator James G. Carson and
Representative w. II. Burnett voted
In favor of the home against the
saloon, therefore,
Resolved, That we do hereby express
our gratitude TO those men for this
stand and assure them that we hearti
ly support them in the position mani
Tested by their vote on the Brannock
Local Option Bill.
Resolved, Further that we most
heartily endorse the Ohio Anti.Saloon
League in its work of eliminating the
saloon and its supporters from our
Commonwealth. That we do most
earnestly urge tn people of Highland
county, whether In townships or cor.
p0rations, seek the help of this or
ganization whenever Local Option or
Law enforcement campaigns are un.
dertaken.
Whereas, The will of the people as
expressed through their Representa-
tives in the 10th General Assembly In
the passage of the Brannock Local
Option Law by an overwhelming ma
jority was Overruled by the unwarrant-
ed interfer ence of Governor llerrick
under the threat Of vetoing it, there.
by greatly injuriDg the ffectiveness
of the measure,
Be 1t Resolved. That we citizens
of Highland county Assem- bled In this
Anti-SaloOn Convention, enter most
emphatic protest against his re.nomi-
nation. c. f. BROWN,
w. w GLENN, Com.
q F WHISTLER,