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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27

pen; tnoetien tonne er 1t0t replen, Da
er tt9 na9 benz @artentbore bes poblz
befannten, ruinenboften 9dufes am
gnbe Der 0rtf4oft gu berfiigsn babe,
bort merbe er ginldB finben. 8omit
gtng bic Siirftn, unb 3e6n Minuten
tpater folste tbr @pottletoe, obglei9
Ietre Grau, Doa Ansit iiber bas uns
Retmli9e Gbenteuer, dies aufbpt, UNI
TIN gum 3uridbIeiben 3u bepeger.
Dd Ct nte bon tiirttf9em 8onqtt8mus
gu leiben ge6abt bate, 70 Ga9te er ibrer
Bsfir9tungen unb stng, berIeben NIT
fetner 2iturste unb Der fouber in Elm
8iinbel etnsepadten Mmtstra@t.
In benz @artentbore dnaelonet,
fanb er eS bdlb g%e0ffret, inbem er bers
etntrdt, itano bic Nlte, tpelGe ols 3d.
tin gebtent, cine 2aterne in Der 6anb
Dor Tim.
n6ol9t mir" iagte ie tura unb ainq
Tim leudtenb poran bur6 bic einfamen
@dnse bes Gartens. Di9te Sinfer=
NIB unb Sobten ItiGe 6errf6fe bier
oben; ouBfr rem unTi6eren S9tmmer
Der 2oterne tpar betGubenbcr Sdsminz
buff bas ein3ige, mas 3l fetnen SIM
nen fhvnh
(5Ortlebuns folat,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27
4IIerIei.

GS giebt in Der Stoot iiber
100 &eitaurationen; amerifonii6e,
oeitlhe, fran5oiiide, merifaniIde,
dinefide. Die 4usmabl lit aroB,
aber an mirfli6 gutter SpeiieplGten
lit Waneel.
Ha6 Der ioeben ~beenoigten i3u-
lammenitelLung Der 4iIeBmertfiftest
betr1gt Der Bert oes iteuerpfliftigen
gigentums in 8eror 9ountp $685.
688, 423 gegen $37475,570 i'm 0or-
Iabre, mas cine 3unabme BON $751;
beoeutet.
Die .2afp ano Sroer Societn"
ldBt nidt nod in Der 8e~rfolguna Der
Wirte, obgleid 8miiden Den leeteren
uno Dem Staat cine Art @"offenItia-
ltano ~eineetreten tit. bis Die BEETLE
2iaensfrage entidieoen lit.
g. WontaIbo bat ben 9afer
Sames 8oilie altf $4,000 Sf)aoen-
erias berflagt. Seine Sano geriet,
permutlih ourf eigene llngeldidlid-
felt, IN Die Mafdinerie uno er perlor
mebrere Singer.
@e1 er q. z. &ruitt beorobte,
1T q. q. Campbell fir Elm Sabr unter
5000 8rieoens6iirgidoft eeftelt NOR
ben.
an Steae bes Or. MoB, Der
reiigniert bat, 1T Or. Q. 9errep als
Mitglieo Der itdotiIhen Sonifdtsbe.
boroe errannt iuoroen.
&annit Oh Die 3iire ser 2eioen.
ldaft nidt wie0er beri6IieBeu, 10
offHe ibre &ieeel nidt.
8ie lange on audi Iebit = Die
erlten 5tpansig Sabre fommen nif,t
nieoer.
Bon Der oSl1ternationol 9eeps
Gompanp4 in Netp Yorf erbielten mir
u@artenlaube" Seft 36.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27
9oudnoi(a in 9apan.
Elm i1tSeses Observation-Disclosures an.
bexS or9aftfrten Ghtnefeu.

Sin i6tpeses Observation-Disclosures an.
oers OreantTrten Gbtneftn.
Die europdi19e @pra6e, bic auerft
in Sapan einsefibrt norben TT, mar
bic 6o1dnbif9e. Dor etpa $50 Sab
rem tam ETH bouGnbi{9es 9anbelss
f@tff mad Sapan, Der aapitGn bra9te
biele boaGnbtf9e Bidder nit, fpprur>
ter ft4 aud Elm afronomif9es Werf
befanb. Die f9Snen Qbbitbunqen in
biefem 8u9e erregten bic Mufmerfe
famteit hes bamalsen @9oguns
(6errf4ers). ST befabl ipfprt Ieinem
8tbftot6etar 4oti, ben Sn6alt bes 8ue
des gu itubtren.
Mott tpuBte nun ni1t, pie Ct bies
onfongen foute, ba ct tpeber bic bolz
ldnbf9e Spra9e mod bic 8u6itoben
fannie. Gr elite aber foglei6 gu benz
&apitdn unb erbielt bon bieIem Inter
rt4t in Der bp1dnbt19en Spra9e, bas
betBt, Der 8apitGn fonnte Inn nur
3ontreta. pie Come, Monb, Berg II.
I. ~. berftdnblid MAIDEN. Ro6 fur
gem Nufentbalt fu6r bd8 Shtff piez
Der fort. unb ba es bomals nod itrenq
berboten mar, mad benz 4uslanbe gu
reifen, 10 muBte 4oft babsim bos 8u6
oaein tpetter ftubiren.
Or that btes nit bemfelben uners
mibli4en gtfer, NIT benz emit Die
europdtf4en Spra9forf9er Die eqpp=
ttf4en 9iero9lppben itubirt baden, unb
AUDI ct bate Grfolg. SpGter fam bas
bo[Gnbif9e @9iff ipieber mad sSopdn
nnb bro9te biesmal biele mebiainii6e
Bidder nit, barunter aud etnes: So
bula andtomica." Mpfi mar bamdls
f&pn tobt, aber er binterlteB einen
ti4tteen g9iiler. Diefer @9iiler bat
bic .3abnla %dnatpmiea" aetauft unb
sen1etnfam nit eirem Greunbe ftl1birt.
an9 biefes gtubium lit febr f9tper
setpefea, mar aber tmmerbin f6on ets
tods lethter. ba fs erftens 3ufammen
arbetteten, afpettens Der etne bur6
&oti f9on etpas In Der @prade une
terri4tet mar. Ha9 etaidbriaen ans
frengenben 8enibungen gelang e8
ibnen, bos Bud In groBen 3iiqen 3u
nerifehen, unb na9 filnf Sahren iiber.
febten ite es in's Sapanif9e, unb bie>
fes mar bas erite Bud, bds politdnbio
aus elmer europdtf9en Gprq6e iiberS
ieBt Dcrben TIT. Set biefer 3eit
fonnte man nattrli9 ptel lei9ter SOL
lGnbif9 lernen.
Dte betben GorfGer botten betm
@tlbtum Der rGabuld dnotomicd"
tnlgenbermaben gearbeitet: fe 6atten
it4 BON Der Sinri9tungsftGtte insaes
hetm ei1en 2ei9nam berf9dfft, i'm
ts5irt unb bic 9beiIe bes R5rpers nit
ben Gbbitbuasen bes 8n9es beralis
den. Shr Grtounen mar febr qroB,
als fe faber, bab bt. abbil6unqen NIT
Der Mtrtli4fett iibsrsinIttmmten, pG6e
renb gum Beifpiel nod Der Mebiains
lehre Der Gbtnefen, bte fe itubirt bats
ten, BITE Gtngeipsibe eine CANA an6ere
Gage nnb @eitalt oufniefen, unb bos
5er3 unter benz Mdeen fieaen Ioute,
mas bod in MabrbeFt ni9t Der San
1T. Sic tdmen nun auf ben @e6an<
ten, bic Gbinefen f0nnten bie1ei9t ane
oers organifirt fem, pabrf9einfid lei
aber, baB bic Sapansr bon ben Sols
lanbern obftammten ober umgefebrt.
Na btefe @ntbedungen feuerten tie naz
tirlt9 an, bds Stubtum nit boppelz
tenn @ifer fort3ufeBen.
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Or. Sreberid :. Sielbina,

Der eminente Speaioliit lit in por-
treffli6er @eiunobeit bon ieiner GU
ropotour 5uriidgefebrt uno bat feline
allsge6ebnte graris fofort ipieoer ouf-
genommen. Or. Gieloing bereiite
oiesmaI Srlmo, S1ottIanb uno eng
lamb uno. belt ii6 5umeiit in @bin=
burg auf, mo er erniten Gtuoien OBJ
lag uno feline 8enntniiie ertpeiterte.
Or. 6ieloing bat i'm 9id's @ebduoe
cine nit aaen ben neueiten meoiaini-
i6en nno eleftrii6en Snitrumenten-
tuo5a tpie6er mebrere Der mo6ernIten
sefommen fin6 = atsgeruftete @eibe
BON 3immern unb elm ipeaieGes
observation-disclosures, oas in feinem
SoipitoI ii%bertroffen miro. gs tit
Der Wibe inert, Die ginri6tutg uno
Die Snitrumente gu beiihtigen nnb
Sober 1T 81 Dem 3mef piIfommen.
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II. RnhttA1


0s mar an bemielben Gage
~ Mbenbs, ala Der ebenfons In
- Gebet fpohnhafte @enbbote Der
ameritunif@en MtiiionsgeIeaz
f4oft. Reberenb Sebebia Spottletpe
na@ben er Inn Rretfe Der @einigen bic
@benbdnbd6t obssbolten bate, bu:9
bic MeIbuns iberraf9t ipurbe, etne
9iirttn fte9e I'M Sausftur unb piins
f9e i'm bringenb gu fpreden. Da &c.
gbrptrben pdbrenb Der ganaen 0ouer
fetner Mifftonstbdtigteit In Der Sir.
let nur etnen ftetnalten Suben gum
Gbrttenthum betebrt gu baben fi9 riibs
men ionnte, tpar Ct bon Der Mnfins
btguns bes feltenen 8efu9es iebr iibsrs
rdf4t; btes UNI 10 mehr, als er gu
~berftGnbis mar, I'M an plDBlide grs
ipeduns unb Grleu9tung, tpprauf BITE
metifen fetner Nmtsbriiber 5uer5t berz
fallen fetn tpiirben, gu benten. Gr
IteB ben 8efu9 eintreten, unb feline
Remembering fties nod. als bic Grau
tim einen 3ettet etnbdnbigte, auf benz
atpdr In beutf4er Spra9e, aber offens
bar NIT einem Salem unb benz biden
@emii4e, beEen bic Siirfen Ii9 dls
9inte bebienen. aefhrieben mar:
r%uer @prpurpen perpen gull3 t..
8ebenft gebeten, ueberbrtn0erin bieTss
gu folgen, UNI eine Srauung in ertres
mts' borannebmen: bic 3eit branst,
un6 @efabr TT i'm @er5uge."
Der Miiiiondr befann ii6 teine 81,
ii1be, bieier sebeimnibbolen 8otI6aft
Solee gu letiten, obgIet9 er ii9 berees
bens ben &opf bariiber 5erbra9, per
per Ibienber fein tDnnte. Bon etnem
Wfltgltebe Der tIeinen ameritanif6en
9emetnbe in Der 8otf6dft fonnte bic
Senoung nidt berrIbren, ba Elm iols
des tebenfals ni9t beuti9 eeI6rieben
baben tpiirbe. Don Deutf9en a6er
mar bort nur 9err Mebnert anIGIFu,
per ebenfa1s ni6t in 8etrant fam,
tbetls neil er 6amilienpatsr mar,
t9etls he'll bic BeS'onlidteit ber lteker<
brt1gerin benz ntber1pro6.
Ropff6ittelnb f9tdte tr Ti6 an,
lfsters gu beglsiten, 8o6 lie beoeutete
tbm, baB btes aus ndbelieaeubsn Grim
ben ni6t Gnainas; sr miifs aasin qes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27

Mnnde 6rou refnet lif) gu
ben unberftanoenen, tpenn ibr elm
3ut abgei6logen miro.
es giebt llmtue9e, Die abifnei-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27
8efn6t

8einft = cine %erfo6rene 80din
unb elm Sausmdo6en. @eroe gltten
2obn be5ablen. @utes 3immer fir
geioe. &eferen8en eetpiinidt. Man
meloe ii6 BEL 5rau SIopbM c.
g OF II, 5t1 Breckenridge Mpenue,
Gan @ntonio, 5eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27

pS6 fible bid = fdpm tit mein
SGmers g%ettinbert; ib faIfe bid - Idon
1T Die Dual aelinbertl" 8abrlid), 10 bari
her Observation-Disclosures iagen, tperl
er. zines Der 5arten 3dpfden Der .Gna=
teiis" a~ripen6eno, feline bobeu @rpars
tu1gen bon Der 6eilfraft oieIer @eote
ain nod iibertroffen finbet. 8er polte
nod tpeiter iene 8ein ertragen, fpd6reno
es bod ieoem 8atienten m0gli6 aentadt
lit iie gu bertreibenl 8robter's einmaIl
G6reiiiere g. NeuItdoter & 60, gor
2416, 0efp gorf @ttb, nm nnentgeltltdJ
cine Strobe gu betommer. Sic DMnafez
iiS" 1T in alien @potbefeu gu baben.
8reis 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27
Srrbitanfans

Ser 9erbit Bat a~ngefanaen,
Ser CONNER lit borbei,
Sod leiber = bon Dem Sdtpiben,
Sino mir nod lang nibt fret.
5ebr latlgiam fam Der CONNER,
uno ieBt iiebt es it6 an,
Ils OBJ er 1i6 gum 66eioen
Iud nidt beq1iemen fam.
8uea ~propbe5eit i6on Ianee
Inns fiibles 8etter 5fpar,
Sod fpdro iein Rropheaeien
gts leBt fur uns ni6t tpabr.
go fhiuiben mir i'm Serbffe
USE m Der 6ommerolitt,
uno fonnen b06ltens 1aaen:
User fpeiB, ipo5u bas gull"
Nm meiiten aber lei6en
8ir bon Der Srodenbeit,
&ein oroentli6er Hegen
8aro nns felt LANCER Belt.
Sic @roe mill beri9ma6ten,
gtnr 5tdub bebedt sic Sl1tr,
Stetll OIu9, Hut DuIre SrQll1er
Siebft bu IN Der 8otnr.
limb audi Der @enf6 nuiB leioen
Bel oieier $rodenbeit;
Wie lit es 5n bermeiben,
Srdet man ii9 ieoer8eit.
Dod lit uns ia 9ebpten,
Gin 8ettnngsmittel bier:
Ser Reni6 fam nidt beridma6ten
Beim Zone gtar Stere bier.
@ir f0nnen ni9t er5fpingen
Sen 8egeit, aber mir
gritarfen in Der 9offnung
8eim @Infe Gone Star 8ier.
pollen mir ertragen,
@as l ni6t dnoern fann,
uno EtoBen nit ben @ldiern.
8oa Gone Star 8ter bann an.
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gerIpren ,tnb aefunben.

Verloren 5tDiihen $50 geftern
Morgen uno beute Mittag Elm biaio-
ier @nfon nit Mogenbeidperoen uno
9opfDeb 6ur9 oas Sin6en elmer
Ghadtel Or. Sings 9euen 2ebens.
Biaen. @arantiert geeen 8inioftm,
WaIaria uno @eIbiu9t. so Gents
be; Gbolpb 9reiB uro 81. Gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27

9as Grparartt1t

~uS FtuYIullW
fin Sen gmpfone bes Stootslefretors
Glibn Goot lit ipie folgt:
gegriiBung Bel Anfi1nft ant SIT
teraational-9 Depot am SamItog Mor=
gen 7.20 onr6 ein &omite.
lleberfibrun9 no6 Der Staot6oQe
CUR offi5ieaen 9eipillfommnung.
Sabrt per 4lltomobil nod Dem
Sot @ells Sotel gum 5riibitiif.
Son t1.30 bis 1890 offentlider
Gmpfang in Ser Stoot6aae.
lin 1 llbr 2un6 I'M INTERNATIONAL
Club.
I'm 2.30 5abrt nod Sort Sam
9ouiton, g%oritelltne Der 9ffi5iere
uno @mpfang leitens oerielben I'M
Sffi5iers=glub.
&udfebr 5ur Staot 40, Hube=
pouie fir ben @oit. 9onfett Inn 7.3O
uno gegen Mitternod)t Mbfobrt nad)
2areoo.
9os &omite Ser merit
fanii9en Regierrng, beitebeno aus
Sgnacio Wariscol, Mtnilter ser aus
wartigen Ineelegenbeiten, @ouper=
relter @uiaermo 2onoo gscanoon;
8ablo Mortine5 oel 3io; General
Yeoro Simeon @a1aroo; SSulio 2iz
mantollr uno 2ouis 6. 8eoro trifft
nit benz 8ripat5ug oes 8~ralioenten
9io5 8ormittog 10 ubr bier Elm uno
ntmnt an benz aufgeitelten 8ro=
grar1m tell.
YIN Na6mittag bon 4.30 bis $50
miro 8u gbren Der Srol oes Stoats-
lefretars I'M @ofino Elm gmpfong BON
0amen abgebaIten.
Gin &omtte reilte Dem Staotsie=
fretar nod Serorfana entgegen uno
begriiBte i'm an Ser Staotsgrense.
San 4ntunio Wmiicianst Gocietg.
9as NOR ein prGdtiges 4on5ert,
mel6es Die obige 8ereinigutg bieIiger
Neuiifer inter ibrem 0iriaenten
9errn SO. Marr ant Oonneritaq
Mbeno i'm Saole oes W%fiiiions @ar2
tens COB. 9os Srdeiter tit gut be-
lest uno beitebt aus fiinfuno6reiBiq
Snltrumenten iogor Die Sorfe lit
pertreten. @ir batten Serrn Marr
bisber nur ais 8iolin=@irtuoien FEM
men eelernt nno miiiien ibm oas
&ompliment MAIDEN, eoB er ebenfaas
elm por5iiglider Sr6eiter-9 irigent tit,
Der ieirte 2ellte pobI 5uiammen5ttbaI=
ten u1o 8erpe uno &bptmus in oie
8ortrage binein5ulegen oeritebt.
Sang rei5eno nl1roe oie eipig iunqe
Supertlire 08ie meiBe Game bon
8oieloieu geipieIt, nGbreno in Ser
Golum6us-Santaii Die Gtqrfe uno
8u6t oes Srdeiters lebboft berpor-
tritt.
eeioer mar Der 9eiud nidt, pie
er bette iein ioaen; MAJ botte es
aber m Der notigen &eflame feblen
laiien uno MIR 8enige muBten, ooB
Dos &on5ert itattfono.
Dos 8emiiben oes Dirigenten uno
leiner Meniifer, nur @utes 5l bieten
uflO Ods Etbl1tuin mu1tfdl1ld 81 Err
8leben, gebt aus Dem naditebenben
Brogramm berbor, oas a II Dem
Mben0 abiolpiert pltroe:
Marh ogoabbil", Mossfomsfi;
SuDerture y2ebenstraum" Glen
berg; Seleftion nSauit~, @ounoo;
@apotte u9erblt" Metrn, 9uperture
0@eibe Dame, 8oieIoieu; @rie aus
aBagliacci", 2eoncobaao; 8enor
Gbas. 90. See. columbus, aroBe
5ontaiie, German; @aI8er, StrauB;
trombone Colo uGm Weer1, Shu-
bert, Sig. S. 4napo; Snterme8so
vGapoaeria Guiticano~, Maseoani;
9arfe Scr. George 9oebbIer; Mar1d
~Elpmoutb", Woies.
@ir boffen, oos 9rdeiter redt
bolo pie6er 81 boren uno fonnen
4Gen Die fid gum n6diten 4onsert
einfinoen einen nirfli6 genuBreihen
Mbeno perlpre6en.
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gerIamst = Cine 5amiIie, mn ole
8erpoltung elmer feinen $50 g(der
groBen Sorm, 5ebn Meilen iiioli6
bon San @ntonio, ouf &nteil 5u iiber-
nebmen. 8te Salfte in &llltur. gu
tes 9ous, S6elne uno @oiIer.
@mpfeblungenberlan9t. Na65ufrngen
No. iii &ben1te g., San Antonio,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27

@erlanst.-Gine Srou I'M Sitter
BON 35 bis 40 Sabren fir oQgemeine
Sdusorbeit. aein @ai6en, fem Bit
geIn. 8utes Seim. SIS per Wonat.
0a65ufrogen i'm 5oologiiden @arten,
Snn 8e6ro Yorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-27

Snnser Oentider @artner, in ieoem
Sad tii6tig, iudt SteGung. &oreiie:
@m. 0Iionoer, Morales-Str. 219.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

Four accidents of similar charac-
ter have of late years startled this
community. Some years ago Miss
Hannah Cook was burned to death by
the explosion of coal-oil lamp; two
years ago the Misses Telfair met a
similar fate by the clothing of one
catching fire from a CRATE and the
other losing her life In attempting to
save her sister few years ago little
Russell Unthank was fatally burned
by his clothing catching from a fire
of leaves and rubbish, and now the
the death OF Mrs. M. l.. Cartwright
from an explosion of gasoline. Sure
ly this vicinity has had it's share OF
that class of fcalamities. Wilmington
Journal.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11
Obituary.,

Mary Lawrence Rogers was born in
Crewkerne, England, November 81,
1918, and died March 2S, 1907, at the
home of her son-in-law, E. G.. Smith.
She with four brothers and two sisters
came to America in 1885, and pow only
one of the family is left, brother in
California.
She was married to Jefferson Rogers
In January 1841, who preceded her to
the' better land twenty.three years
ago. Four daughters were born to
bless their home, all of whom are
still living.
Home was a sacred place to her.
AS brother no sacrifice was too great
to make for her children. AS a
friend she was kind and true. AS a
christian, earnest and faithful. She
was woman OF very quiet, retiring
disposition and was greatly beloved
by all who had the pleasure of her ac-
quaintance.
She united with the M. E. Church
under the ministration of Rev. VIM.
l Fee. She loved her church and at
tended services whenever she could.
During her illness her daughters,
their husbands, and kind friends were
with her to anticipate her every
want and every aid that medical skill
could suggest was given without
avail. The last three years of her
life her sufferings was intense, and
she longed and prayed that she might
60 home and be with her Savior and
loved ones who had gone before. So
most tenderly and lovingly He at last
came to take her unto II mself, "that
where he Is, she may be also"
We know not what 1t is, dear, this sleep so
deep and still;
The folded hands, the awful calm, the cheek
so pale and chill
The lids that will not lift again though we
may call and call
The strange white solitude of peace that
settles over all
We know not what It means, dear, this DESC
late heart pain;
This dread to take our daily way, and walk
in 1t again
We know not to what other sphere the loved
who leave us go
Nor why we're left to wonder still, nor why
we do not know
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Blu ggies. Buggies. Buggies.

We are now enjoying the busiest
season we have ever had. We are
selling dozens of buggies each week
and why shouldn't we ? The people
recognize the fact that our buggies
are cheapest in the end and isn't 1t a
fact that you always remember the
quality of an article longer than the
price paid.
We are selling good buggy at as
low price as good buggy can be
sold.
Now think It over and do not buy
that cheap factory buggy. Call to
see the good, honest buggy we are
building at $500. We have all the
latest styles In high wheels and
phaeton seats.
n. p. CARROI.L A SONa.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

once OF Highland County Commissioners.
Hillsboro, Ohio, April 3, 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Auditors ONCE, Hillsboro Ohio, until |
material and labor of all kinds necessary for
the construction, delivery and erection of a
steel bridge across Whiteoak Creek near
Taylorsville, Ohio.
Plans and specifications will be on file at
Auditors office.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
proposals. ii. w. HUNTER. Engineer,
BY order OF County Commissioner,
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esbyterian Church.

Preaching by the pastor 1890 a. m.
and TOO p. m.
Morning sermon, ,"The Ideal People"
the sermon 10 the sequel of last Sun.
day morning. sermon.
Evening sermon, IT Believe In the
Forgiveness of SIM"
Public 10 cordially invited to all
services.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

Mrs. Rebecca Redkey, of this citv,
died Sunday afternoon at the resi-
dence of J. A. Upp near Rainsboro.
She was taken Ill with pneumonia
about month ago while visiting at
the home of Mr.. Upp. The body was
brought to the home of her son, John
G. Redkey In this city on Tuesday and
taken to Redkey,. Ind, for interment
on Wednesday. She was aged about
seventy-hve years.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

LoST-On the streets of Hillsboro,
Saturday, April 8, Ladies gold watch,
hampdem works. Name inscribed
inside of case. Return to Bessie
Bryan or leave at Muntz's Jewelry
Store and receive liberal reward.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

The members of city council are be-
ing praised on all sides for their stand
to secure good sidewalks In our city.
They are determined that the walks
shall be built and,on Monday evening
advised the Solicitor to serve notice
for the building of nearly two miles
of walks. In every instance the walks
are badly needed and should have been
built years ago. All the property ON
these streets will be increased many
times the costs of the walk, and be-
sides being convenience and COM
fort viii prove = good financial Id
vcstment.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

E. B. Reeves, of near Willettsville,
was pleasant caller at this Office
Saturday. Mr.. Reeves has the COM
mission of his father, Elias M. Reeves,
as Captain In the Second Regiment
of State Militia issued by Governor
Thomas Corwin on April 20, 1841.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

The Bee Hive carries the largest
line of shell goods In Highland county.
Their back combs and side combs at
10c. Is simply great. See their line
of fancy collars and turnovers.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

have hundreds of new woolen
samples from which to select your
spring suit. Every garment l sell is
made to your measure and fully
guaranteed. WADE TURNER.
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The women's auxiliary of the Epis-
copal Church will give social at the
resident of Mrs. Charles Utman,
Thursday afternoon from 2 to o. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of church.
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Lewis Pausch, the veteran railroad
man, died Friday evening at his home
In Leesburg. He has been In poor
health for long time. He was aged
about 72 years. The funeral services
we're held Monday morning and at
tended by a number of Masons and
Elks from this city, he being men,
Der of both orders.
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Mrs. Cyrus Newly returned Sunday
evening from Washington d. c.,
where she was the guest of her daugh-
ter, who is a student in the National
Park Seminary.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

Mrs. Harry Stanforth, aged about
10 years, died at her home in this city,
last Wednesday evening after an ILL.,
ness of six weeks. Interment at Bel
fast on Friday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

Two announced candidates from
Green county for the Republican Con-
gressional nomination are In the
field. That county evidently believes
1t deserves recognition because they
elected our present congressman.
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The Bee Hive pays you the top Of
the market for your better and eggs
and you get more for your money
there than elsewhere.
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For SALE-A house ..and lot, out
good cellar, we'll and cis-
tern. Situated in Samantha. Ad-
dress Mrs. E. A. Collen, MiamisburR, o.
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Misses Elizabeth Fullerton, OF
Greenfield, and Irene Chambers, OF
Granville, we're guests of Miss Austie
Patton on SATURDAY..
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If you expect to paper this spring
call Home Phone 235 and Clyde Davis
will visit you with the handsOmest
line of samples ever shown in this
city. Now is the time to contract.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

Mrs. John F. Nelson and Miss Nelson
entertained with a reception Satur-
day afternoon for their guests, Mrs.
Ben B. Nelson, of Cincinnati, and
Mrs. Geo. N. Barrere, of Columbus.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Scott, of
Cincinnati, ars guests of his parents
here. Mr.. Scott has been In poor
health for some time and expects to
spend the summer here.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-04-11

The attempt to stir up political
row over state and national issues
this year Is not relished by the great
majority of Republicans. 1t is bad
enough to have fight at any time
but long drawn out affair is relished
by none,
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William Barrett, who is attending
school in Columbus, has returned to
that city after spending his Easter
vacation here with his father, N. r
Barrett.