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Notice of Claim,
Administrator or Executor nf r.
tnip
Revised Statutes ol Ohio, S.t.GWnH

lteN iNtt NNUlN NII" bI ''iI't +. g. H|'N'.
no Julia Ann Drummoud. CmU.othr.
ohio. liurtl"t JOur.. tDlumhus. DUlH Nnry
~. Masters, tuiumbus, ONO. MntliUf Nr-
Kinney, kuoNVille. Iowa, Jusopu bmpps,
Sank RAppids. MiuuisOtn. auicl lmpps,
New strait svillc, onto, aud Robert IS NM
neld. of Marion, Illinois, heirs Of NhNid
Cnuticld, decenscd.
YOU VIII take notice that hnvo presented
to the Probtt" Court ~ Hooking county
ohio. for allowance tp me DUniust the cstute
of Dnvid Cnuncld, lutpOf snid county de-
ccuqed, n certain claim amounting To one
thous md nnd forty two dollars and
twenty.fodr ronts tSlOi2.2I with interest on
six hundred aud lwenty-cight dollars
and twenty-four C. 'nts lSB3slO OF snll SUN
Mt six per cent iGCoJ per nnnum from the
2nd dnN OF ugust 1872; sud claims are
founded on Prlmissor, Note, Of Principal
sum OF six hundred and twentN-ClRht
dollars ana twent four cents $6lS2E eXe-
cuted by said David Canrelu TO this claim.
ant o date August .. l592 with Interest
tn on ai six y + cont tiaJ per nnnum; III
81 claim for four hundred nd fourteen dol.
lars tyI T. for fu nishng "home" for said
Daniel ca fell from December 81 1902 TO
Febru Try %, 1905, under te ms II set out in
viii ~ Dnvd an d aud agreed to by
hi n, dur lg his M time, and Tint said
q ,urt hIs fix the Tim for hearing the
test muny ouchi < said aim on the II,
uy Mn, A ID lVOi, At o o clock, a m.
DANIEL, GAN ~ ELD, Executor
q the will OF said David CHuileld,
Dated A urll II, ,VOL Deceased
Aprll ~, 3-w,
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PLY ysiology.

composed? Mention food substances
which help to nourish them.
frequent bathing
EN- he of respiration
4 How would you stop bleeding artery?
that the food in the of
digestion.
Locate he kidneys. What is the Office of the liver?
7 briefly the circulation of the blood
where each of the following rena tympanum,
humerus ofactory nerves, lymph triceps?
the vital Give the effect of alcohol
of them
Meonn observed in the of the
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

Distinguish between accent and emphasis
Define asprate dssylable, diphthong.
writing authorizations. Write
the each of the oowing junior railroad
Missouri,
following words correctly dividing into syabes and
using diaccs aege Suffice diamond
greasy, accede, kiln, said, cheese, loose.
Spell correctly the following words be pronounced by the
aminer:
millennium academy, lettuce, gorgeous, fusion;
abbrevate, pitess, aghas, conceit, chapel;
reprieve, abscess, calcium, precious, Hawaii;
able-boded, eXtol, pleasurabe, solos, amethyst
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Conner Vessels.

If copper is put away damp or in n
damp place, it corrodes and is convert,
ed into violent poison. 1t is also acted
upon by fat and oil. Therefore when
pairing food fat should never be suf
fered to remain in them. Many cases
of poisoning have occurred from soup
or other food into which fat entered
largely having been left some time in
copper boilers.
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Grammar.

syntax rule relating each of the
following: apposivls, pronoun the verb ''to be-
rules for the of the hyphen and illustrate tath
Change following equivaen complex
equivalent sentence: Gusts of wind and
compelled seek shelter Indoors
snk' the active voice, indicative
work. the passive voice.
subjunctve mode past tense.
distinguishing difference between verb and pa
c1pe?
letter renewing your subscription avote
enclose what form enclose
il,
Give the use shalI
the softly
his until he said you not
me?
Cm the and tell what word
each modifes.
Parse the capitalized words
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Proba q Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers hay, been filed in the
Proho e ourt of 'Ho king ounty, ohio
for n'st aud final settlement, The lniirmnry
Directors Of lIocki & County, Ohio, guar
dian and trustees of Mary 60 ilders an inn
beetle in thh sn ne VIII
come ON for hearing o. the l2ln day of May
a. u. 1906 at l0"'clocka II IN. or as soon there
after as NAV he convenient
f. p. MARTIN, Probate Judge.
ADr. 10 9W
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The ideas of many authorities are at
variance concerning the question of the
temperature of the water for bathing
the face. y good plan is to wash the
face at night with very hot water and
soap; rinse in clear warm water of
same temperature. then apply cold
cream to face and finally dash cold
water on the face to close the pores.
This is the most effective way to use
cold cream
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Arithmetic.

Define factor power and reciprocal.
Analyze following problem: piece work in
days four days How long will it take them TO do
it ,rking together?
square Find the of fencing it at
so rod
agent $4,000 -four from which he de-
Find the amount invested in hur
makes profit of 20 cent by selling coffee at 25c
wba per profit will he by selling the 26c?
v.ue pile of wond 80 IT, long IT, high, and
t wld at 81 67 "a cord2
many rectangular field 4o2 rd yd and l2l yds
wider
of carpetng Is IT, long and 10 IT, wide
wide at75c strips lengthwise.
problem illustrate the method of finding the
triangle when the length Of the three sides gyeo
"a da.
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Notice to Teachers.

ihe Board orSChool Examiners OF Hook
ing County win meet ut the School Building
in Logan, OHIO. at S:3O a. m. ON the First
saturday of each month for the examine
tion ot applicants tor Teachers Elementary
CcrtiuCDiGN; and on the first Saturday OF
Soptembrr, December March and June toI
tho examination OF applicants Tor Teacher :
High ~Clou} ana SPECIAL Certificates llN-
amnHtiuaS for pupils deSiriuP to enter high
SchuOlS will bC held on the Third Saturday
OF April ANA the second Saturday of MAY,
J g, SruuGHTON, President
n, n, llARSU. CLERK.
& WHITE, Vice President
Logan, Onio. February .. l9OI--tl
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Hair mattresses that have become
hard and soiicd can he made nearly as
good us new by ripping them, washing
the ticking and picking the hair free
from lunches and keeping it in a dry,
airy ;Ilace several days. Fiji the tick
ing lightly with hair and tack it to-
getler
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed III
the Probate CoIrt of Hooking county, 'hio,
for first and final settlement The lnilrmary
Directors of HO'king county, OhiO. guhrdi-
an and trustees OF Anna SweHrin5en. an i'm
bee le lnoW decens d aud tn same VIII
come on for hearing on the 18th day of May
A, - 1905 n 10 O'Clock Il m. or rs soon there
after as may hc convenient.
f. p, MARTIN, Probate Judge
ADr. lNHM
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that he following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County. ohio,
for first partial settlement, James W Han
sen, Guardian of Edith f.. Kreider and
Frederick =. Kleider, his minor wards, and
the same will come on for herring on the II,
day of May \. ID. 1gOG ut 10 O'Clock IL. IN. or Il ;
soon thereafter ns may be convenient.
II. p MARTIN.
April ~, ,3-w Probate Judge.
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Never think that the feet will grow
larger from wearing proper shoes.
Plncl'ng and distortng make them
grow rot only iarge. but lmSightly a
proper. natural use Of all muscles
makes them compact and attractive.
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Geography.

mankind people belonging each
longitude the latitude and longitude of
the North Pole
torrd Trace the of the equator
through South America through Africa
distinguish Where each OF
following: Puget Sound Gulf Alden. Bay of Biscay?
South America that into the
Why which empty the Pacific Ocean
the country comparatively small?
probable cargo vessel sailing from Con-
stantinope to Bombay.
locality Ohio where each of the following
olw wells; mnes vineyards; tobacco fields; poere
a tell? What does barometer telf
lake, desert, and city in this
locate three of1the principal cities in Canada
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GIVEN FREE. .

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Map OF Panama showing Canal
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a Typographical Map of the Russia
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Don't use galvanized iron squeezer.
Waen brought into contact with the
isnon juice Il forms ii poisonous salt.
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Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance nf an order of the Probate
Court Of Hooking County. Ohio, and bv viz
Tue of the authority aud direction of the last
VIII and Testament of David Garfield, de-
ct sod. ~ i'll offer for sale, Mt public nuction
on ~aturdaY, the ~ day of May 1901, mt J.
O'Clock p M. on the premises, the following
described real estate. situate in Township
of Perry, County OF Hooking and State Of
Ohio, towit:
Being situated i'm Section No four o.,
Township No.twclvr u2l, Range No. nine.
teen llN.j
FIRST TRACT
Being Lot No. two (2l in said Section, cOn-
taining twenty-siN (2lil acres.
SECOND TRACT.
Being west half of north east quarter ana
north cnst quarter of the north west quarter
Snme Section. Township and Range rs stnt-
ed above. containing one hundred and two
tln2l acres,
THIRD TRACT.
Being north half of the south cast quarter
and north half of the south west quarter OF
the south east quarter. same Section. THwn-
ship aud Range as above stated, containing
eighty-seyen So acres.
The three tracts together containing t%o
hundred and fifteen t2l5) ncres more or less,
appraised nj two Thousand seven hundred
and nnety-tive dollars tS27o5OOD Must
bring two-thrdS IA of apnrnisment.
Terms Of sale One-third ~ cash, Onc-third
4 ~ in one wear and one-third ,gl in two
years from day Of sale, deferred payments to
bear interest and to be secured by mortgage
on premises sold.
DANIEL CANFIELD,
Executor of VIII of David
Cnnileld, deceased.
I-u
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Sheriff's Sale.

The state Of Ohio, Hockiag County,
Pursuant tc the command OF an order of
sale in partition to me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF iiOci,iug tuunty,
Ohio, / will onrr at Pablo sale upon the
premises
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Saturday, The 5th day Of May, l2o6,

at one o'clock y. M. thu following real os-
tate situate in the said county OF iiOrting,
Stat. OF Ohio and IN salt CrceK township,
and bounded and described n follows,
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A thin layer of any astringent pow
der il placed in the boot will lessen
pc splratlon. Tannic acid and alum
ar cheap and strong.
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United States History.

territory the flag of what nation did each of
America; Ferdinand DeSoto Henry Hudson
Jacques Cartier?
purpose Lord Baltimore found colony
in America? James Oglethorpe?
What were Laws? Tell why you think
that they just unjust
IA Tell you the early settlement of Ohio
presidents of the United States and i'm
each of the last
mentioned
Burgoyne compelled surrender?
of Andrew johnson.
important the administration of McKn
ley: of Roosevelt
steps necessary for for foreigner become resi-
of the United States?
rendered to the United States
by George Dewey; Jones; Oliver Hazard Perry?
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Being the south one half % OF Tn" north
enst quarter OF section nftAen as township
eleven llD. range il9i, 2ud fractional lot No
nine tH}, reference being had TO Book \.
Records of Plnts of Fractional lots OF Hock-
ing county. Onto, cOntnlnlng in all eighty
five and eightY-One one hundredths
iS5 Sl-l 1907 acres more or less.
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Writing.

Copy the following selection paying particular attention to neat
punctuation and capitals
Leaves have their time to fall,
And wers % wther at the north winds breath,
but all
all seaso thine Death!
Mrs HEMANs
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punctuation and capitals
Leaves have their time to fall,
Reading.

Examiners will conduct examination in reading
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PUPILS EXAMINATION.
April 81, 1906.

[Undcr Act of March ss, 1902. ]
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SECOND TRACT


Being the southeast quarter of section If
teen l6l, township eeVen tll, range nine
teen II said township and cont lining one
hundred and sixty acres tI6O. more or less (;
also the n 'rthweSt quarter Of the northeast
quarter of sect N twenty-five 22), town
ship eleven an, range nj eteen ~, i'd
township ana county, containg forty iO),
acres, all containing two hundred l2JOl acres
more or le 5.
THIRD TRACT.
Being the southwest quarter of section
fourteen an, township eleve UI) range
nineteen Gtl9), snid township and county,
containing one hundred and seventy acres
NIOl acres, moro or less.
Valued at
First tract $4,000
Second tract S5OOD,D
Third tract $4,000
Total Sl6,4OO.OO
To be sold by order of the Court II the case
VIII rein Bertha NJ LatTOllette et al, are
plaintiffs ana Edmond =. Smith ct nj de-
PENDANTS. Case No. 375i. Doc 10, Page 2jO.
Terms of sale one third cash on day of
sale, one third in one year. and one third In
two years 'hereHfter, with per cent. inter-
est, deferred paS menls 10 be secured by
mortgage on the promises sold.
GEORGE q WILLIAMSON,
sheriff OF Hooking County, q,
]. b. Rinson and Robert SwJnehart,
Attorneys !ur PlNtntiM
April r 5w
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
DaIay the Fault Of Claimants.
SEVEN-HEADED BEAST
ON AUTO DASHBOARD

ANDERSON. Ind. April 10-In the
building OF the bed OF his automobile
that Benjamin Lukens, of this city. has
brought out for the season he cast
aside all the customary styles Of the
front end. or dash board. OF the ma
chine bed, and substituted il with a
cor -. ltion animal that he Whitfield
cut -er getting the suggestion from
the vision Of John sOn the Isle OF Pat
mos, as told In the thirteenth chapter
of Revelations, as follows;
And ! stood upon the sand of che
sea and saw a beast rise up out Of The
sea, having seven heads and ten horns
and upon his horns ten crowns. and
upon his heads the name OF blaspheuy.
And the beast which 1 saw was Ike
unto a leopard. and his feet were as
the feet OF bear. and his mouth as the
mouth OF a lion
Mr.. Lukens carved out the wooden
form Of leopard and had II spotted
leopard fashion He surmounted II with
seven heads OF strange animals. ar
ranged IN a circle Ten horns act as the
back OF chair. and the crowns are on
The guard rail Of a chair which IS N,
tended for Mr.. Lukens' dog The new
macf,:1e is painted 4 bright yellow. eX-
cert for the combination animal front
which IS In brown. yellow, and black
Mr.. Lukens Is Bible student OF more
tran local celebrity.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
DECAYED STARCH
a Food Problem.

An Asheville man tells how right food
did that which medicines had failed TO
accomplish:
For more than - years" he says. 81
was afflicted with stomach trouble and
intestinal indigestion, gas forming in
stomach and bowels and giving me great
distress These conditions were un-
dOubtedly due to the Starchy food / ate,
white bread. potatoes. etc, and didn't
digest. l grew worse with time, till.
years ago. | had an attack which the
doctor diagnosed as appendicitis When
the surgeon operated on me. however. il
was found that my trouble was ulcer of
the pancreas. instead of appendicitis
Since that time / have had several
such attacks suffering death. almost.
The last attack was about months ago,
and l endured untold agonies
The doctor then said that | would
have TO eat less starchy stuff. so I began
the use of rape-Nuts food for knew II
10 be pre-Cigested, and have continued
same with most gratifying results. II
has built me up wonderfully / gained
10 pounds in the first weeks that used
Grape-Nuts. my general health is better
than ever before. my brain is clearer
and my nerves stronger.
For breakfast and dinner each
take teaSpoonfulS of Grape-Nuts with
cream. small slice of dry toast, an egg
soft boiled and cup of Postum; and i
make the evening meal on Grape Nuts
and cream alone-this gives me a good
night rest and i am well again -
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Creek, Mich
There's a reason. Read the little book
The Road to Wellville. in pkgs.--
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DEATH RECORD.

Sam Adams, Sc years, ss7 I street
southwest
Minerva Burke. 1 year. 1905 Twenty
fifth street.
James j. Burns. % years, 1917 Eighth
street northwest.
Susanah Burgess, Sc years, Lehman
place.
George Bates, 3S years, 1876 Carl street.
Fife Clay. IS years. 1922 r street.
Charles Davis, 1 year, 423 Washington
street
Milton Doggett, "a years. 3ls C street
southwest.
ophelia Edelen. S5 years. 81 Fenton
street northwest.
Emma L. Ellis. % years, 1870 w street.
Helen E. House, q years, 140l H street
northwest.
Abrsu4 G. Heylmun. 81 years, 1880
Douglas street.
Abraham Jones. IS years, 424 H street
northwest
Robert Kelley. years. the Bruen
Home.
Frederick Kelly. 19 years, 1870 Pierce
place northwest.
Clarence Lilly, 6 months. 40 Temple
Hall court.
Henry Murray. Sc years, Providence
Hospital.
Thomas ]. Norris. SIS years, 2os r
street southwest.
Lillian Reed, year, 1926 Hunton place
southwest.
johanna Reed. so years. 1909 First street
southeast.
David NJ. Schlosser. 80 years, Glendale.
John Thomas Scott. 66 years, Ninth
and Newton streets northeast.
Henrietta s. Won Grahl, so years, AS
street northeast
William Wall, 81 years. Hotel oregon.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10

or prosecution. WAS made in III cases
On January 30. OF this year. on motions
10 dismiss 1Oz cases. claimants were
heard and nifty motions 10 dismiss were
submitted by the Attorney General. but
on the plea for more time the cases
were continued on the calendar.
Recommend Limiting Fees.
With Secretary Shaws report was
submitted. TO Congress the following
message from the President:
ITO the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives:
There Is herewith transmitted for the
information OF the Congress a communi-
cation from the president Of the Spanish
Treaty Claims Commission relative 10
the progress and condition OF the busi-
ness OF that commission From this re-
pert IL is clearly apparent that the
work Of the commission Is proceeding
with due care and reasonable eXpedi-
ton The Spanish government is now
courteously furnishing the evidence from
its archives and officials which is indis-
pensable TO give complete Information
concerning the transactions upon which
the claims before the commission are
founded.
II recommend the passage OF law
limiting and fixing the fees OF attorneys
In cases where awards are made in favor
Of CLAIM ants. and also that the question
whether a right of review by the Su-
preme Court OF the decisions OF the COM
mission should be given by means OF
Srits Of certiorari be decided al the pres
ent session OF Congress
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
BOTH FOOD
AND MEDICINE.

We like best to call SCOTS
Emulsion a food-medicine.
1t is a term that aptly de-
scribes the character and ac-
ton of our Emulsion. More
than a medicine-more than
a food, yet combining the
vital principles of both. is
for this reason that SCOTS
Emulsion has a distinct and
special value in all wasting
diseases There is nothing
better to remedy the troubles
of imperfect growth and deli
cate health in children. The
action OF SCOTS Emulsion
is just as effective in treat
ing weakness and wasting
In adults
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FAIRGROUNDS COUNCIL
READY FOR SESSIONS
Speakers of Note Will Discuss Subjects
OF Interest Relating to the
Project.

The first annual session of the Ma
uonal Fairgrounds Council will be held
Thursday morning at the " NJ. c. A.
The local committee expects a large at
tendance and an interesting program
has been prepared.
Thursday evening the visiting members
viii be entertained at dinner at the Y.
NJ. c. a. The list of speakers and the
subjects upon which they will make re-
marks are:
Commissioner Henry 3. F. MacTar-
land. presiding-''The National Play
grounds Association and Its Aaims. >
Or. Luther Gulick, president OF the
American Physical Educational Society,"
The Relation Of Play to Citizenship"
DIR. George NJ Kober, president of the
Society Of American Medical Colleges
Outdoor Play and Health.
Miss Marie r. Hofer. of Teachers Col
lege. y. Y.-SODg.
Miss Sadie American, secretary of the
National Council of Jewish WOmen-''D
rected Play"
DR.. Henry S. Curtis. Supervisor of
Washington Fairgrounds - "A Model
Playground System for Washington"
Miss Elaine Sebring-Song.
Miss Mary Z. Mcdowell. headworker
OF the University Settlement of Chi
cagO-"The South Parks System.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF
the directors Of the children's Hospital,
held :pril g 1906. the following minute
was adopted unanimously:
We. the directors OF the Children's
Hospital. have learned. with profound
regret, Of the death OF our associate
Samuel Hay Kaufman, who departed
this life on the 18th day of March,
A. d. 1896
During the many years OF his cOnnec-
ton with the hospital his wise cOunsels
and liberal contributions attested his
abiding interest in its welfare, and "a
his will he left L handsome -emen-
branee.
Resolved. That in his death We have
lost an able adviser and a warm and
Steadfast friend
Resolved. That a copy OF this minute
be sent TO the family OF the deceased,
with the assurance OF our earnest sym
pathy. and that IL be published in the
daily press
FREDERICK L MOORE
w p. YOUNG. President.
Secretary II