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Amador ledger., 1906-08-10
BORN.
MARRIED.
DIED.

NETTEE-InJ Jackson, August 6, 1906,
Irving, only child of MIR. and Mrs.
W. j. Nettle jr., aged years, II
months and "a days.
BOTTINI-ln Volcano, August 3,
1906, Mrs Mary BottinI, aged Sc
years, a native of Italy.
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10
NOTICE OF SALE.
Of Property of the State Pursuant to Sec.
tion 1897 of the Political Code.

Office of the Tax Collector of the County
Of Amador, State of California.
WHEREAS, on the Sth day of August, 1906,
w there was received by me and filed
IN my office written authorization, under the
hand and seal of the Controller of the State of
California, which said authorization was and
is in words and figures following:
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10
BANK OF ANADOR COUNTY
Incorporated November, 1895
Capital Stock $4,000
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Alfonso Ginocchio
Vice-President ......S G. Sparnoli
Secretary and Cashier !. - Frederick Eldey
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10

Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
Get the weak spots IN your old mar
ness patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Ledger & Chicago Inter- Ocean. So
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10
Closing Out at Cost.
eeeseeeesese

Having decided to discontinue business
lin Jackson offer my entire stock of Tin and
Agate Ware, Crockery and Glassware, Hard
ware CroCkery, Wood and Willow Ware No.
Itlons, ETC., at cost for cash. This is genuine
cose-out Will sell in lump or in any
Quantity. Sale to commence Monday, July
3oth WE. KENT.
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10

Alfonso Ginocchio, S. G. Spagnoli John Strohm
Frederick Eudey and Alex Eudey of Jackson.
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10

Ice cream at P. Cuneo's tomorrow.
and every day thereafter.
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10

jackson, July 20, 1906.
Amador ledger., 1906-08-10

July 26, 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
A Sale Of
Dress Shields.
First Floor. s5tA Street.

@SS@F o1NA
Our own Highest Grade" Brand
pure white rubber, double-oov-
cred; sizes and 4; similar ouau-
ties sold elsewhere at 26c. and SOc
our regular prices PIC. and 10
24c.; special for this SALE. 1SC
Victoria" Brand. double-cov-
cred. very fine quality nainsook
and rubber; sizes 2, 3 and 4; SINH
lar qualities sold elsewhere
at 16c-, 1sc. and zoe; spe- 90
cla4 al -........ A%N
Herald Square" Brand, double
covered, fine rubber and nainsook.
regularly sold at $1.3e the dozen;
special at 99c. a dozen: n.
each ..........-......
Lightweight" Dress Shields,
we'll made; excellent quail
ity; dozen, 100: each. -. &c
"Alko" Brand Light weight
Shields; perspiration- proof and
absolutely odorless; sizes 3 and 4;
regularly sold at 21c. and 1nc
23c.; special at. ........ A>N
Select" Brand. light weight,
made Of fine quality pure white
japanese silk; sizes 2, and 4;
regularly sold at 19c.. 21c. 1Ac
and 23c.; special at. .... ATN
Princess" Brand Shirt Waist
Shields; double covered nainsook
and rubber; regularly sold 1oc
at 15c. and 17c.; special at. A@N
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Macy Grocery Specials
Firth Floor

Salt Mackerei. 5-Ib. kit.
5Sc. 1O-lb. kit. S11A;
1O-lo. kit No. ! shore
mess. 81. SO; lob. kit
bloater mess, -. 50 %
Genuine Imported Hol-
land Herrings. best grade.
MIXED. CSC. a ksg;
Miichnsr. 81. "a: second
grade. txed. TSc I:
Milchner ..-.....-.S $50
LILY White" brand
Flour barrel. 81 II.
half barrel. So. .6S: 24S-
10. bag ...--....-...SQc
PtllsbUry's Best Flour:
barrel S5. IA: half
barrel. So. 81: 24n-Ib.
gag .---.----.--... .....I4C
Bridal veu" Flour
barrel. So. .9S: halt
barrel So. IS: 24Ih-lb.
oaS s-s.-s s.--- --..---- Sc
Rye and Graham Flour.
5-lb. cotton bag. 18c ;
lo-lh. cotton bag. 2Sc
Extra Quality Head
Rice; S-ib bags. 2Qc.
10-lb. bags S6c
Finest Carolina Whole
Head Rice. the best quaL
tty grown; 2-lb. cartons.
/ Zc.. 5-lb. cotton bags.
/ 1c.. lob. cotton bags.
'Jessamine Brand
Corn. per can. Sc. doz-
On $500 -.---.-- 92C
Lily White" Brand
Corn. per can. Toe. doz-
en- cans ...-....-S1 I
American 3 eNa u { "
Brand Corn. Per can.
12c.: dczan cans.
LILY White Rra1 Z
Succotash. extra quality.
Maine pack. can. too
dozen ,.....-..-. ST. s}S
American Baautv''
Brand Succotash. verv
small FlageoIet Beans. ten
der and delicious, can
l 4C.: dozen ST -
Golden Wax Beans iilv
White Brand; can. lOc
uo1en ---.s-......St 90
Jessamlne" Brand Extra
Sitted Early June Peas:
can. 14c.; dozen cans,
LILY White sr , s9 ;9 8
Homestead Peas. can.
16c. dozen ,..S1. 81
Maryland" Pears or
" Empire state EEE
Plumsi quart can. 12c
eoaen s.''....,...S1 .SS
" Iessamina RFan6
Lemon Cltng Peaches.
halved and sllced can
24c.: dozen SO 40
Jessamina Rrand
sugar Peas. can. tAC .
Vo@eA ...-----..... 81
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Mail Orders
Filled
Promptly.

Coffee - SULTANA I
- BRAND SOF-
FEE-the choicest seIec-
ton OF South American
| Coffee. roasted and ground
daily; same quality Is sold
elsewhere at 2Oc. ID: our
special price for this sale.
= I 4c.; 6lb. carton 66c
Teas - MAYFLOWER
| CHOP - Mixed
and Fo-mosa. Ooloug; sold
only in 2-lb. packa ges;
regular price 64c. a pack
age: for this sale ... ASc
\ MACYS FINEST QUAIL
/ ITY IMPORTED TEAS -
Formosa OolOng. English
Breakfast. Mixed. Young
HysOn. Cncolored Japan.
4 Gunpowdsr. Ceylon; regu-
lar price soc. for LIB.
caddy; this sale at Sac
Z SuQaP-Havemeyer s.
Elder $ Crystal
! Domino Sugar. In 5-lb.
cartons. sold by others at
45c.. our price. e.-....S .SSc
| PPuneS, &c.-Striotly
anita
! Clara; all perfect fruit.
medium size. loose. per ID,
\ &C; 2S-Ib. box. ST. "A
Large size. 2-Ib. cartons.
special. 16c. each; 25-lb,
oox .'-.-----.---.S ST. .92
Evaporated Peaches. per-
feet, large fruit: loose. per
lo.. l 10c. 25-ib. boxes.
Rolled Oats. IAlyo oV WSits 4S
brand; 2-lb. cartons. Sc {:
dozen ---------...-.. 900
Quaker Puned Rice
new ready 70 serve food
package containing over
two quarts. Sc. dozen
packages ...........92c
Lily White Brand Toma-
20 CUtsup. guaranteed ab-
solutely pure and uncol-
oEed: y pint lie: doz..
) | 20. pint. Tie Il
doz,. 81 .9S; gu art.
2Oc.; q o 2, So 71:|
gallon Jugs. each. -. TSc
Royal English worces-
tershire Sauce. y bottle.
16c. dozen. ST 81: "a
b bottle. 2Sc.: dozen,
SIS. II; large bottle.
4Sc.: dozen .... S5 b.
Jessamine Brand God
nsh. S-lh. boxes. .2Sc
Lily White Brand COD
nsh. extra fancy. s-Ih.
OoA .'.......-.--.,..4$c
Lily White Brand Cod
nsh Threads. regularly Sc.
a package: for this sale.
New England Brand COD
nsh Threads. regularly SC.
for this sale. 1910
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Mail Orders
Filled
Promptly

Placer" Brand Bartlett
Pears; can. ice. : dozen:
Chocolate Macy 5
Chocolate. made IN our own
Candy Factory-a guaran-
tee OF absolute purity:
Triple Vanilla and Pre-
MUM; regularly 10. tor
Alb. cake: special for
this sale at lac. cake;
dozen cakes .....St 81
National Biscuit Cas-
new carton Of Fig New
tons; for this sale. SC.
each: dozen .........SScI
Biscuits -Huntley &
p a J N . rs
Milk and Celebrated Break
fast Biscuits: new style
packages; regularly I5c. ;;
special, Sc dozen pack
ages -....-..-.....,..S S2c
Breakfast Biscuits. large
cans, weight 3N loA ret
(can freel: sold elsswhere
at S125. our price SSc
Canal Boats. con
ing assorted Biscuit. 1 &c
CRirn' 3 Imported Original
Scotch Marmalade. ron
Paisley; lib. pOJs. tSc.;
-lb. pots. Csc; -lo
tins. each ......-..- - &C
Lily White Brand Con-
dsnsed NIuk or Evap0ratsd
Cream. unsurpassed quail
ity; LII. can. 1OC. doa-
en-. 81 IA Alb. gan.
&c. dozen ----....- O4c
Laundry Supplies.
"R ed star Laundry
soap. 6O-Tb. boxes, fch
weight. lib. bars: regulsr'
81 S4 special s. "a
30-lb boxes. regularly
81 a, special .., $ [ .S4
Red star Brand Pot
ash or I've. t-lh zlnc
cans. Sc: dozen. SSc
Red star Brand chic
ride % Lime. lib. sitter
TOP zinc cans. Sc der-
Lily White Brand
starch. 6-lo. wooden BOX
4Sc.s Slh carton
19c.: 4o-lh wooden eSx,
Home Use Cloudy AM
monia. pint bottle. 1Oc. !
dozen. S1.14; quart
bottles. Zoe; dOHsa.
So. II; half gallon box
ties. S8c.. doz.. 81. y
R cd star BrAAa
Borax; 1pound pacAas
1OC.s doAan .,..St IL
Red star Brand Wash
ing Powder. a-pound pks.s
1Dc.s dozen IS [ .os
BAN EluSing. alb eox
Sc.; dozen, S9c, l-l2,
box. 1ZC.: dOz.- S 1. 20
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

Our Spring and Summer Catalosus
300 pages-will be sent Free
upon request 70 patrons residing
beyond the limit Of our regular
wagon delivery service.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Fancy Linen
Table Dress.
First Floor

First Floor.
Cluny LAce-trimmed Centre-
pieces and Scarfs:-
2Ox2O-inch Centres, So. 81.
3Ox8O-inch Centres, S4.
361S6-inch Centres S4.7S.
Renaissance Tea Cloths. with
round linen centres. Tx CT 40
- lhch.. .........s.......p p1 st%
Pure Irish Linen Tea Cloths.
hemstitched and hand-enbroidered
In neur-de-lis and clover leaf de-
signs; Doilies to match.
ooxoo-lnch Cloths...........S1 go
o4xo4-inch Cloths. ..S2. 80
l2x12-inch Doilies. s........... 3Sc
lSxlS-tnch Doilies. ... SAC
T oy Embroidered Lawn
Scarfs, with Shams to MATCHBOX
o4-inch and S2x32-inch; each. soc
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
In thu Basement


Two hundred and fifty NICKEL
WATCHES; back winders and set
ters; good timekespers; spe- AOc
ctal Tuesday ......-...--...-
CARVING KNIVES. best steel
blades, horn handles; made by Ian
ders, Frary & Clarke; regu- TOc
larIy S1.25; special Tuesday S>S
FOLDING BOOK SHELVES;
regularly sold elsewhere at 2Oc
76c.; special Tuesday. ....... W.
VICTOR" BREAD sLICER.
with the we'll known 'EVictor"
Bread Knife; regularly sold 2Oc
at 60c.; special Tuesday. OA@
On thu First Floor
RICH BLACK MORE We
LOUR In Arabesque designs and
coin dots; manufactured to sell at
60c. a yardI Tuesday, Spe- 2Tc
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
PEAU DE CYGNE. Messaline and
Louisine-black and colors-49c.
and SEQ. qualities; Special, 36c
Tuesday ....................
TORCHON AND CLUNY LACE
EDGINGS, with insertions to
matoh-(machine made). Ia TO 4
inches wide; regular values up
to loo. yard; Special Tues SC
LONG CLOTH. soft-finished. 36
inches wide: 12c. quality; NJ
Special. Tuesday ...........
wOMEN'S 26-INCH UMBREL-
LAS, covered with fine quality
rib Paragon frame-Handles-S
ling Silver and Pearl. Rolled Gold
Plate and genuine Gun Metal: regu-
larly sold at $500; Spe- c1 D0I
cial, Tuesday.
|. WOMEN'S HOSE SUPPORT
ERS, large sateen pad with belt;
four straps; made OF fine quality
elastic; regular price 24c.; 1Oc
Special. Tuesday ............
MERCERIZED SKIRT BRAID.
in black and white: regularly sold
elsewhere at 80. a yard; De-
Tuesday, Special .....
MOHAIR SKIRT BRAID, Ave
yard pieces. IN two lengths; same l
quality Cn one-ptece), sells reg 6c
larly at 14c.; Special. Tuesday. w
ENGLISH DARNING CREwEL
NEEDLES, very finest quality
made; regularly DC; Special. Dcl
tuesday
BLACK SEWING SILK, full 80
yard spools; similar TO silk sold else
where at SC. a spool: Special ~0AoI
Tuesday, dozen spools at.... %fS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
DRY GOODS.
Girls Coats
Second Floor.

At So. 90 For girls
OF 10 to Is
years - Three-quarter
length Double breasted
Coats in high grade
tropical fabrics in plaid
and overplaid effects;
light colors: finished
with self-strapping vel
vet collar.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

Floor Waxers for polishing
noors. Is lbs. SIZE; % lbs
So. .21. anu
Shad Planks. 6Sc. to csc.
steak Planks, 19c. and 2Sc.
Hardwood Knife Trays, 0c.
victor Garment Hangers. 70.
TampicO Scrub Brushes. best
quality. 1Sc. ''
Gem vegetable Scrubs. Sc.
California Toasters, / Sc.
Jim" Gas Toasters. csc.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Linen Sheets and
Pillow Cases.
Basement.

Basement
Late additions to these
Basement stocks Of Bed
ding include extensive as
sOrtm ents OF All Linen
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Austrian, German, Irish
and Belgian fabrics-fancy
hemstitched; pure white
in bleach.
P r e - remarkably
low
LINEN SHEETS
72xs6-inch. So. "A S2.S4 SO. .3S
sOxss- inch. So. 80 1927 1914
LINEN PILLOW CASES
45x36-inch........53c, 62c, 74c
5Oxs6-inch.......66c, 76c, B2c
54xS6-inch.......74c, SIC, 94c
LINEN BOLSTER CASES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S1.,74
45x72-inch. ... ,S1.S4
Embroidered Irish Linen Pillow
Cases. NV patterns; 45x36-inch
size, each. l 40
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

THE DErosIToRs ACCOUNT
prPARTaiEr~r PAYS 40 INTER
rsr ON pArLY BALANCES;
statements mailed monthly.
Inquire about it
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
On the Second Floor.

wOMEN's WAISTS
Made OF fine white lawn; two
panels OF dainty embroidery, with
lace insertion between; attached
q ?; elbow-length. CT 40
sleeves. Special Tuesday. y a.T1
Made Of sheer white lawn, yoke
effect: back and front OF strip
tucking. inserted with German Val
lace and clusters Of strip tucking
b W; elbow-length c no
sleeves. Special Tuesday. y a.SO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

WOMEN'S PETTTCOATS. made
OF striped and checked seersucker,
with umbrella-shaped ruffie and
small fiounca Special Tues Anc
day TSl
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
DRY GOODS
Children's Dresses.
secnnd Floor.

AT $780, r, falIr fonr
10 ten years; One-piece
White Lawn Dresses;
embroidered blouse Q {.
neatly tucked and
trimmed with lace in
sertfons; ribbon sash {;
full skirt, finished
around bottom with fine
tucking.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

GIRLS ONE-PIECE WHITE
LAWN DRESSES, tucked yoke,
with lace and embroidery inser-
tions, finished with embroidered
ruffie; full skirt. with deep hem;
sizes TO IA years. Spe- S1 OK
cial Tuesday .............. pA'SU
GIRLS" REFERS, double
breasted model, made OF blue ohev-
lot. lined with satin; "boyish" coat
collar; belted back; sizes
8 to IA years. Special S2 20
tuesday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WOMEN'S COATS, made Of
black tafreta silk; 46 inches long,
full model; collarless neck and
sleeves; trimmed with c5 40
braid. Special Tuesday. PS'TO
On the Third Floor.
RENAISSANCE LACE CUR
TAINS. regularly sold at $500 70
S14.O the pair. Special Tuesday.
81. .4S to So. IA.
STORES BONNIE FEMME CUR
TAINS. regularly sold at $500 to
$1,000 each. Special Tuesday,
S2.9S to So IA each.
RUFFLED SWISS CURTAINS.
plain effects. with tucked insertion.
regularly Toe. pair. Spe- SOo
cial Tuesday. OSS
THREE-FOLD SCREENS, COW
cred with figured silkoline, regular
ly sold at S2.25 each. CT kn
Special Tuesday. y. y 'O>
The Above VIII Not Be
on Sale Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

|. WOMEN's HOSE SUPPORT
ERS, large sateen pad with belt;
four straps; made OF fine quality
elastic; regular price 24c.; 1Oc
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
IN THE BASEMENT WE OFFER {:

At 6Gc- Women's 26-tnoh Urnbrelas covered will
case to match; handles of German sily
fects' weichsel wood, gun metal and natural wood.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Miscellaneous Specials

Hardwood Folding Step Chairs.
elsewhere S1.25; our price Sac.
Family Clothes Wringers. 1l-inch
rollers. elsewhere $3.50: our price
ST. .SS.
Folding Clothes Bars, s II. high,
elsewhere 66c.: our price sec.
Felt-covered Card Tables. else
where $500; our price 81 80.
All Bristle Floor Brooms, pol
ished handles, SEC. and soc.
All Bristle Dust Brushes, 1Sc.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

MERCERIZED SKIRT BRAID.
in black and white; regularly sold
elsewhere at 80. a yard; D.
Tuesday, Special .... -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Companion Offering of Parasols.

At 81 % White Linon Parasols, finished with
stitching, insertions and edgtnq ernb
ery also pure silk taffetas In colors.
Made to sell SS 90.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

MOHAIR SKIRT BRAID, five-
yard pieces. In two lengths; same
quality (in one-piece), sells reg 6r
larly at 14c.: Special. Tuesday. w
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

BLACK SEWING SILK, full 80
yard spools; similar 70 silk sold else
where at Sc. a spool; Special OAc
Tuesday, dozen spools at.... %TS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

ENGLISH DARNING CREwEL
NEEDLES. very finest quality
made; regularly DC; Special. 9c
Tuesday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
Ohio Patants

Granted this week. Reported by G.
A. Snow q Co., Paeent Attorneys,
Washington d. C.,-wm. Bauermeis-
ter, Columbus, machine for use in the
manufacture of chain links Samuel
p. Bush, Columbus, draft gearing |;
Harry @. Carnell, Dayton, gas engine;
Hemrie Clause, Fremont, safety
razor; Nicholas e. J. & p. J. Fischer,
Cincinnati, weather covering for
buildings; Roland Gardner, Cleveland,
abrasive wheel: Allen e. Griffin, Ober-
lin, wire screen holder John j. Heitz,
Youngstown, automatic safety valve I;
Esli M. Xeener, Hicksville, fence post;
Charles n. Lane, Cleveland, air sepa-
rator; John s. Maclean, Columbus,
drawer John a. Mccormick, Colum.
bus, draft gearing; Samuel w. Miller,
Columbus, valve; Joseph G. Moore,
Cleveland, interlocking block and
order signal; David Morehouse, Del.
phos, steam engine lubricator John
d. Myers, Pikeville, metallic railway
crosstie and rail bracer Van B. Neal
Desota, calculating device; Ira F.
Nichols g. ID. W. Fl. Gilliland, Newark
mirror Charles Nuhring, Cincinnati
hose rack; Napoleon B. Ross, Amelia
g. 7. Horstman, Cincinnati, voting
machine; David E. Rowland, Canton
wrench; Addison T. Saunders, Akron
cartridge for air guns: Fred A
Schlosser, Mansfield, heating stove OF
furnace; Job F. Scott & A. B. Curtis
Toledo, wire stretcher; Turner W
Simmons, Martinsville, horseshoe
calk Charles E. Taylor, Bremen, ele
vator belt; Andrew J. Tice g. G. Cor
such, Alliance, credit cabinet; VIM
J. Tolle, Reesvllle, wire fence stretch
e-; Albert G. Weber & G. P. Mueller
Cleveland, Journal box Geo. Weld
inger, ,Circleville, planter attachment
Joseph Westenhuber & A. Wehrle
Toledo, forming hollow concret
bodies; Jacob Wilcox, Amlin, fenc
anchor; Theodore Wolfram, Colum
bus, piano sounding board Robert F
Wright, Circleville, mold for maxim,
concrete or cement posts; John W
Young, GAINESVILLE, decorating potter,
George G. Zeller, Tiffin, shears. Fo
copy of any of above patents send te
cents in postage stamps with date @
this paper to G. A, Snow S Co., Wasl
ington ID. @.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20

George W. Ellis was born In Ken
tucky December -, 1889, and died at
his late home near Jacksonville Decem.
her 8, 1905, and had he lived until
Thursday he would have been 70 years
Of age.
He united with the M. e. Church at
Jacksonville, o., at meeting held by
the Rev. W. Q. Shannon about so years
ago, most of these years he has lived
in or near this community and / think
you have known him as man of up
right walk among you, one who fear
ed God and served Him, having re-
spect unto the recompence Of reward.
For about FIVE years he has been
greatly afflicted from paralysis and
other maladys which at last took him
away.
Bro Ellis was married three times,
his first marriage was to Miss Mar
garet Stroup, which union was bless
ed with six children, four of whom
Mrs. Emma Orebaugh, of Kansas. Ed
ward Ellis. of New Vienna, o., Mrs.
Osra Stroop, of Dodsonville, o, and
Mrs John Purdy, OF Hillsboro, Ohio,
survive him.
His second marriage was to Mrs.
Luconda Fouch and to them two child.
rem we're given, one Mr.. Charles Ellis,
of Morrisville, o., remains.
His third marriage was with Mrs.
Delilah Bateman, five children was
the issue of this union, four of whom
Mrs. Myrtle Ruble, of Winchester, O.
Harry Ellis, of Cincinnati, and Albert
and Augustus at home.
These children with the step child
rem of the second and third marriages.
and the widow, who survive him mourn
the loss of man who in a very re-
markably manner was able to unite
the children of these homes as one
family and a few years ago all OF
them we're present in a reunior
gathering and all but one present to
day, Mrs. Orebaugh of Kansas.
Bro. Ellis was a man of prayer and
often reminded his children that hi
was praying for them.
He came with his parents when hi
was quite young and settled in Cler
mont county near Bethel, Ohio. o
bis fathers family one brother, F. M
Ellie, Bethel, o., remains, who 4
present, but he too will shortly hee'
the call which Is sure to come to eacl
one of us. May we take the way o
wisdom, fear God and keep his com
mandments that life eternal may b.
ours as we believe is the portion o
our brother departed.
Interment at Strops' cemetery.
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duardian's sale Of R..f sIta.s.


In pursuance of an order of the
Common Pleas Court of Highland
county, Ohio, / will offer for sale at
public auction at the front door of
the Court House In Hillsboro, Ohio,
on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1905,
at o'clock D. m, 8 tracts of land ly-
ing on the West Union Pike about 2
miles south of Folsom.
First tract, containing As acres and
IL poles.
Second tract, containing 19 acres
and 131 poles.
Third tract, containing l2s acres.
Fourth tract, containing 80 acres.
Fifth tract, containing 25 acres.
Terms of Sale one third cash on
day of sale, one third in one year and
one third in two years from day OF
sale, to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold, and deferred pay.
ments to bear per cent interest pei
annum payable annually.
Appraised as follows:
First tract appraised at $1,000 pei
acre.
Second and third tracts appraise,
at s2l.00 per acre and will be offeret
as whole.
Fourth and fifth tracts appraised a
$500 per acre and will be offered a
A whole. w. a. HALEY,
as guardian of Mary A Williams.
Wilson & Nc Bride, Attorneys.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20

Havana, Cuba, Holiday Excursion
s47.l0
Christmas and New Year Holiday
Rates.
Tickets will be sold Dec. %, %, "a,
%, 20, 30, 81 and Jan'y !, 1907, limited
to return Jan'y to all points in the
Central Passenger Association Terri.
tory at rate of cents per mile in
each direction.
Homeseekers tickets twice a month
to all points in South, West and
North.
Hunters Fares, Season l906.07.
Low rates to Mexico City, Mex,
November 81, % and %. Chicago, H.,
and return s11.20 Nov. 30 to Dec. 4.
Buffalo, N. Y, November 30 and 30.
B. & o. S-W Souvenir Post Cards,
ten cents. Twelve in packet. Beauti.
full views of st. Louis, Louisville
Cincinnati, Springfield, ILL.,, Washing.
ton d. c., and Harper's Ferry. Mailed
on receipt of 10 cents, silver or stamps
by addressing o. P. McCarty, Genera
Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Christmas number the South
Westerns book now ready. Contents
Little Boy Blue, Christmas Bells
Ethel May and Santa Claus, zone
Two, Three" The Significance o.
Holly and Mistletoe. To The Littl,
Folks, Florida in Expectation, His
toric Churches of Virginia, Improve
ments on the b. & o S.-W., The New
Interstate Commerce Commission
with portraits of members)) TAX,
de Shadders wild de Sum- The Rosary
The Way to Shadowtown, Scraps wi
and humor
Authentic information about tn
personnel of the Interstate Commerc
Commission, now so much in the pub
lie eve. Our series of articles on tn
jamestown Exposition this numhc
on the Three Hundred Years Of tn
Church in America, with illustration
Of the Oldest Church buildings on th
continent. Special holiday stories
cents per copy, 80 cents per year
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For further particulars, rates, etc
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of High
land County, Ohio, at their regular session
TO be held on the sth day of January. 1907, at
10 O'Clock a. m. praying for the vacation of
part OF County road which said part of
said County road Is on the following lines
and described rs follows
Situated in Marshall township. Highland
County, ohio, beginning at a point In free
turnpike No. ~ known as the Turkey pike
and near the residence of Dwight Dick and
Reece Cumminge and an old chestnut tree
on said turnpike No. ~ thence running on
the old road bed in southerly direction for
distance OF about fttv-three (53) rods to a
point near the residence of Faris Cummings
aud where the road originally made a square
turn In an easterly direction said about
hfty-three (53) rods of road lies between a
part OF the Daniel l.. Buffers farm now
owned by Ella Buffers and the Allen 4. Hiser
farm, now owned by said Reece Cummings
said Faris Cummings and Aaron Milburn.
ELLA BUFFERS AND OTHERS