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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunbia, holding a Probate Court No. 1877. Ad-
ministTation.-Fhis is to give notice that the sub
scTbers, Of the District Of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District Of Columbia
letters testamsutary an the estate of William II.
IeT5es. late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
All p1Tsous having claims against the deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with che vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the sGh--beTs Oh
or before the eth DAY OF JANUARY, a. ID.
1865; oth,rwise they may BIS law be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. Given under CIR hands
this 18th day Of January, 1907. HANNAH A.
YERKES. 62 G. 81. sW.: JOHN X. YERkES, 1912
sth 81. Hw: WILLIAM II YERkES. Jr. 622 q 81.
sw. Attest: tSealJ JAMES TANNER Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court J. J. DARLINGTON. Attorney.
iaZEfei
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunhia holding Probate Court. No. liIi7, Ad-
ton--lhis is Do give notice that the sub
scribsrs. Of the State Of Virginia and the District
u Columbia, respectively have obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
q administration on the estate Of james NJ Dean.
late u the District Of Columbia deceased All PER
sons having claims against the deceased hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to the subscribers
or before the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d.
1875. otherwise they may by iaw b. excluded from
all btueft Of said estate. Given under cur hands
this lsth day Of JaHuary 1917 WILL " DOUG
LAS. Atlantic Bldg. city, WALTER G. BAL
DERSTON Columbian Bldg, city. Attest. iseaL)
JAMES TANNER, Register q Wills for the Dis
tIict u Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court V.
" DOUGLAS, ". c. BALDEEsTON. Attorneys.
ja21 p IA
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
iuabia holding Probate Court No 1880 Ad-
ton.-This Is 10 give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District q Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court q the District Of Column
bi2 letters Of administration e. T. d the estate
n Jane T. hiCkh2m. late q the District Of Co
umba. deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
With the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 20
the subscriber. on before the nth DAY OF
JANUARY. A. ID. 1905 otherwise they may By law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this IIth dag n January. 1907. W
GWYNN GARDINER $40 u street northwest. At
test fSaall JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia Clerk q the Probate
Court W q. GARDINER. Attorney.
jesuE
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HnuSES FOB RENT,

s2z % ST NE ROOMS AND BATH CT
mented cellar. So. Also 65l ID st. ne. rooms
and bath: In hrstclaSs repair; corner house $500
II Prospect st. ne. rooms. SIS. }. $. FARRELL
ID and g sts. ne. jalg7t
CHEAP TO GOOD TENANTS ST NV: 8
rossns pantry linen room; two toilets; nearly new
$3.50 OWNER. i5 Y St. ia20tf
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Money Loaned Salaried People

And others. without security; easy payments oflces
IN s. principal critics; save yourself money by getting
my terms first d. H. TOLMAN, Room sos $50 18Th
ST. nv u0Is-tf
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TABLE BOARD,

WANTED TABLE BOARDERs, BY MEAL
day, week. month, breakfast from a. m. zj-.
dinner Soc MRS. JACKSON, Caterer 1914 Mass.
ave. la3-3f
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
NEW WAGONS
COLLECTORS.

District Mercantile Company,
Reorgauized under management guarantees salts
faction The best medium through which 70 have
your accounts adjusted They 60 after delinquents
and give prompt advice clients Phone main 1873.
Gil 7th 81. de2c-3m
WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims. no charge unless sue
cessful FULLER AGENCY. ~ 18th 81 nv.
de39d
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UPHQLSIERlNG,

DECORATIVE UPHOLsTERING AND AL
furniture repairs made 40 your 0Wu home; floors
polished LEE FOSTER 65I g ST. Sc jaiz-rf
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LOST AND FOUND,

LoST-A SMALL FEMALE FOX TERRIER An
swtIiug o. naNc If spot little cdored head
also little c1lartI $40, an night shoulder. Suitable
reward II returned % IT'S il 81. uv aLu
LOsT-LADY'S BLACK SILk HANDBAG. con.
tanning raiF eyeglasses. handkerchief, and cards
with name If Mrs s. II, Ford. Return g. 1920 ~
81. suitable reward. FLAT g.
LOsT-ON 18th ST CAR AT y ST PJRSE
containing 81. Reward o. returned to 1917 18Th uv
KNIGHT TEMPLAE CHARM. MONOGRAM
n. e.. IT, Reward. sTJRIEEANT a. MA
son. Washington Loan and Trust Bldg ml3H
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
offices, and viii be promptly for
warded 10 the main office:
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, 1921 y. J. ave. NV.
; KAHN, SONS K CO. information Bureau
CHAS. J. FUHRAIANN'S PHARMACY, sth and
East Capitol sts
+. J.. WELLERS PHARMACY. 1854 NJ ST. NV.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. llth and Il SITS. uw,
ASTORIA PHARMACY, 81 and SIS NV
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst and c SIS
CAMPEELL's PHARMACY, 18th and Park sts- NV
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and lrv
ing SITS NV
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE, 18th and SIS.
TAYLOB'S PHARMACY. 9Th aud L SITS NV.
kENER PHARMACY 9th and SIS.
McCHESNEY < JOACHIM ID and sts
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal sts.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. SINGING Ca
uarics, breeding cages, parrots doss. cats plant
food, Eoidfshes goats, rabbits, guinea pigs. &c
SCHSiID's BIRD STORE. ~ Izth ST. deZ7-f
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AUTOMOBILES,

REPAIRING. STORAGE. TIRES. sc. HAVE
expert mschiuisy DO your work, ali wora guar
autced EIsCHINGERS GARAGE. rear RI us
18Th So un. Prices Moderate vqff
National Automobiles.
Reuliriug, s-oriaE and charging electric machine,
a speciality. WELLS GARAGE, rear I0I3 IAN ST.
NV 5af9ff
TIRE GRIPS AT REASONABLE PRIrE-
Lamps Horns Batteries. Tires. &c T. n
MJDD. Jr.. 1873 18th Sc. uu.. formerly with Pope
Manufacturing Company, falsr
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WALL PAPER,

ROOMS PAPERED. 81 UP; SAMPLES
brought: latest New York designs. painting LIE
PREUX, 1901 9Th st. Phone \. &Slm. jsis-h
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAf L SIAAION. NeS jersey ave and q st..
IN Ehl OInE4. hOJR o. IhE ODD nOCk0
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inaJ a. N Dnar and Pullman far-or Gar.
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!ig ?. N Soseass % PHi.adepals
$40 p n DineE and pullman f4f.oL
81 - ,. n slecDors.
= 81 a.. hietpeTs,
.AILANIIC CIiI. 10. 's0o. MO a. n. H.
"EyEKY HOUR On THE HOUR
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~ BALTIMORE.
Neek days, z~4, 5;ys, 30. ~. Z -, TO- 30
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49, 90, 80 4o-S. i9-s9, LI-g, ll-55 ,. ".
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MISCELLANEOUS,

FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially.
KREIG's EXPRESS. l234 Il ST. NV. Phone main
-5l0. ja4-d
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ENTIRE 9TH FLOOR. "a ETH ST. NV 50
Apply J. T. HENDRiCK, us lith la3)mo
LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN TIE NET
zerott Bldg ul0Ill2 st. nv; $3.50 per month.
including beat, light elevator. aud lanitor service;
extras.
FLEMING BUILDING. lll9 q ST. NV. RENO.
VutCd throughout, spacious elevator steam
neat: uue1celed ]auitor service; excellent once
rooms on fourth floor del2-u
FOR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICES. SD FLOOR
front THE SEVERN. 1910 II NV a well-kept
wel-heated Office building; very centrally located .
prices IS and $40 MOORE & HILL lncl
jaI3-s. Witt III lith ST. uW
FOR RENT-IN MARBLE BUILDING 056g5
Tth So NV. beautiful rooms AZ So and s. a month
also several rooms iu building 6l365 7th s. uW. az
reasonable nIt. Apply 20 LEO BAUM, care Col
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The Washington herald., 1907-12-15

Explorers who have sailed the salt and
the unsalted seas, sailors who have pene-
trated the frozen north or the dangers
of the tropics, other men who have dip
ped into the waste places of the land
earth. besides diplomats. scientists,
journalists, statesmen, and few others
unclassifed paid honor TO Capt Roald
Amundsen. Of Norway. at the banquet Of
the National Geographical Society in the
New Willard last night
Capt. Amundsen was the first man
white black, or red-that has made con-
tinuous voyage through the Northwest
Passage since man began to write his
history in enduring form. Capt. Amuud-
sen, also. enlightened the world as 10 the
exact location of the magnetic north
pole.
For this reason more than 800 persons
turned out TO honor him last night, and
saw Vice President Fairbanks present
him with a gold medal-one Of those be-
slowed annually on the person who
achieves renown in either the field of
exploration or science.
Presented by Mr.. Fairbanks.
The banquet began at 5 o'clock. Willis
L. Moore. president OF the society. pre-
sided. Vice President Fairbanks made
the address of presentation in bestowing
the medal 8lr. Fairbanks said, in part:
Capt. Amundsen: The pleasant duty
rests upon me TO present this gold medal
10 you on behalf % the National Geo
graphic Society. 1t is given to you as an
expression of the society's appreciation
OF your arduous labor and notable
achievement in the far north
BY your careful and scientific observa-
ton you have increased the sum of the
worlds knowledge with regard to the
magnetic north pole. You have substi-
tuted for mere theoretical assumption i'm
pOrtant demonstrated fact
You nave also solved a problem which
has for many years successfully chal-
lenged solution. For more than three
centuries expedition followed expedition
IN the futile effort to sail through the
Northwest Passage. Vast sums Of money
We're spent and many lives We're sacri-
feed in the attempt to accomplish what
you have done.
The intrepid navigators who preceded
you. while they failed In the accomplish
ment Of their chief purpose. gradually
reduced the limits Of the unknown zone
and paved the way for your triumph.
Many names have been associated with
attempts to sail through the Northwest
Passage. To you the undisputed honor
belongs Of achieving what these brave
and resourceful explorers did not ac-
complish.
There is something Of the heroic in
the men who, for the love Of scientific
truth and the expansion of geographical
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Mr.. Ernest G. Walker. Mrs Ernest c. Walker.
Mr. VI /. Weller. Mrs Weller. Mr.. Walter Well
man. Dir. c. T. Werntag. Mr. Max Weyl. Ms
Weyl. Mr.. Odeu L. Whipple Mr.. William Perrine
Van Wickle. Mrs. Van Wicklo M Walter D.
Wilcox Mr.. II. +. Williams Miss AutoiDette r.
Wilmer. Miss Allison Wilson Hon. james Wilson.
Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr. Jesse T. Wilson. Mrs.
Wilson Mr. ]. +. Wilson. Mrs Wilson Col. A. 5.
Worthington. Mrs. Worthington. and Miss Halle l..
Wright.
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Hombres in the wnnovr.

The hombres who were present in the
'wallow. 80 as the programme stated-that
is. they looked as If they might be after
e whiie-were.
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Miss Florence n Taylor. Mr. Henry ". TAYLOR.
Miss Mary T. TAYLOR Mr.. John Adams Thayrr
Slr. w. 3. Thompson, Mr.. Theodore H. pner. and
Hon. o. II. Tittmaun.
Y.
Hon. Leo Vogel Swiss minister: Mr. F. B.
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COLOMBIA IN GOOD HUMOR.
Purposes 10 Resume Diplomatic Re
IatIons with the United states.

The United States Of Colombia is %
resume fun diplomatic relations with the
United States and the republic Of Panama
A treaty has been negotiated between
this government and Colombia. whereby
the slate has been wiped clean of all the
differences existing between the three
governments, as the result OF the estab-
lishment Of the Panama republic. Ii VIII
be sent 70 the Senate tomorrow, and an
early ratification is expected.
Colombia maintained that Uncle sam
dlched territory from her TO build the
Panama Canal. Her Minister withdrew
from Washington. and COl0mbia's efforts
20 overthrow the Panama republic were
defeated by an armed force sent by the
United States.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15

The funeral Of Edward y. Lansdale.
veteran printer and soldier Of the civil
war viii be held at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at Lees chapel, 3S2 PennsyI-
vauia avenue northwest. Interment viii
be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Two broth
ers. Dr. Benjamin r Lansdale, OF
Damascus. Md. and Harry Y. Lansdale
of this city and one sister, Mrs Laura
Rogers. OF Grafton. " Va. survive him
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EXPLORER IS FETED
Capt. Amundsen Hon0red by
Distinguished Men.
PRESENTED WITH GOLD MEDAL

On Behalf of the National Geo
graphic Society, Vice President
Fairbanks Gives the Celebrated
Norwegian Token i'm Appreciation
of His Achievement I'm Exploration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

The Mulberry Times prints this
story OF q recest bear hunt: "Some
Of Bartow's spsrtsmen went out .
few days ago o. . bear hunt and sue
CODED In capt,ulss . fine. large bear.
The GENTLEMAN vho did the trick vas
named A. B. Melain. and Il 10 said
be vas several Aays recovering from
IL shock. He Asld his nerve until
The bear was put oat Of business. and
thsu 10 10 said 20 have yelled loud
euoagh to have bsen heard for i've
uiDss around. We doat blame him.
The matter with - would have been
vhethsr or not ~ would have thought
o( oor mouth at all"
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REDUCED RAILROAD RATES.

The question OF railroad rates.
either fixed by the States on transpor.
tstion within the State or fixed BY the
United States ON interstate business.
must eventually come before the Uni
ted States Supreme Court on the ques'
ton Of constitutionality. The press
Ing issue is whether the rate reduc'
lions shall 20 into effect at once, or
by tniunctions issued by the loweS
Federal courts be postponed until each
case IL reached and Is decided BY the
highest court. This matter OF the rail-
roads being able to take advantage OF
all laws delays was the contention OF
the Democrats when the railroad rate
bill vas being discussed in tie Senate
and the CulbersOu amendment which
the Republicans defeated. vas intend
ed To cure that defect in the Law. Re
xardinG the same delay under State
LEGISLATION the question Is one OF State
rixhts. and whether the reduced rates
can be held up BY injunction OF an in
ferior Federal court issued by judge
In evident sympathy with the rail-
roads, when the natural order Of pro-
cedure would BE- that the case should
10 20 the State supreme court and
thence TO the United States Supreme
Court. In the North Carolina cases
the railroads were forced BY Governor
Glenn to acknowledge the supremacy
Of State courts and the reduced rate
has already so0o into effect.
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~ lsnal asolIaasises. - tAsy can.
~ reaaA ~ 1issass1 portion Of Tie
-. TAsgo = oaly 90 wy 70 cure
6eaAnssA aa1 tAa& = ~ eoaseitutSoaal
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vsNo s,LL cav rvs Tas'aHT'

ThGre n q ssngular unantmity Of
sesnioa il svsey Rspsbasc~n header
sruu q Ssafhsgn state that visits
Washinsaon. Thsy are oil for Roose-
vsaG q whosvsr he selects. ~
ssoua IN 10 Rspublican leaders in
~ 0outh are Fedesal oeAciaIs.
vhs&hee q ~ white or blsck-and-
I'm varsssy. hey evidently feel In
essssahlv boanA up With the admins
tsusSun aad have sworn feaity to the
nastSculas Rspabiican baron who
Isras 4 over them. and he. Of course.
vhsthss 4 10 Tsft or Cortelyou. or
sehse department chiefs. are faith.
I'll rstainees of their lSege lord. the
Prss11est. Thus can party feudalism
- psspstnsted. 1t would seem that
ths Republican National Convention
y bsang pocke6 IN advance for me
- NJ polieses-" Whether Knox Or
YaleSanks ean arrange with the
psuuss who hold no oilice TO come
- Win eoatsstins delegations Ia
sns4Asr snaeter. bat a Knox will
nave he steel trust back Of him there
wia - ampas means to finance the
AsssonNss. Judging By the past, there
win - contests, for . lively nght IN
. 1sDsblieaa National Convention
ueans "l0ty acres and . mule" to
tAsoe Who are seated ~ delegates.
% se0oone nase Arst pay the
AsagAa~ % CAtea0o q Cincinnati. or
vAsssvee ~ eoaventjou IL held.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

= ~ Ascal year sndsd June 30.
~. says TAs Wan ersst Journal.
~ Ua1oDo 0ln1ss i0Voets1 nearly
Il oAao vessA q Sav esetoo. rhis
- sA6ws hsv Atinats tAe CONNER
81 suon6lpos e this country have
t6lIhssSsA 0suDA vbsQcs nearly al
e - tnQsse q owes los ~. eee
$1,000 ~ eeg1vs1. II shows. too.
$50 ~ ~ Daylng over 10 esnts q
psn1 ~ ~ A1se. WIZ tAat Of cur
opoWS4 = szDests1 q IN average Of
8 ~ tenssa Ne b ~ fact hat
- uoAnn1D hsss psaelieally ceased
r.. 80 - lsaose seApls >Essssty Sos
$3.50 apon0ses sRs Wiling 10 paX IL
o61AB psSsss ~ vhlcA nev Doas
10Y = 0UVs ss6 70 ~ lowhnas
$780, l1ls61salUUa Aivse Diaatasioos.
$50 - lnAss .ths splaases. Win
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- g DuugibsasiAG bssts that - viii
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

Ysa 90 b9s16 - any sort Of in
011G5y ~ 0sass Of protective
Ag19 vA1eA gives 10 those engaged
= 4 . nooseooy, u yoa are willing
- nahs ~ Dublse pay the ooak q Il.
~ susA inAustrjes are burd21D and
nA1aanooa. Wheoeve1 . tari4 sched.
~ O1vo0 Fiso 70 . nooopoly II
sAsal1 - rsasesa a. repealed. b..
esaso e = N outrage upon oonsum.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

4 OeaGhs1n nm Who has always
ooW Q Su0a1ne Ds0oesa4 furnishes
ooms a1vtoe - ~ leakjoaal DeDccra-
- @ . - nsx& psssbasat&al ticket
- - 1o11eWlng eoaUssts:
~ ~ want tvo saeesssfal. available
Wae ysas. candidates. nominate
3, 31oqona a4A 0asuA-
- NznRDd9U ~ he best man
\ a NssWsaG:
49, - lnesss. q eosthesnsrs. now
ooo0nD ~ bout"
TA0O nnay - truth a well a
poeeSy . III snepestjoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

- 49, ysses q A.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

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gs . esu GAenssna
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-30

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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-24
Probate Court Proceedings.

Mrs. John M. McMullen appointed
matron of the jail.
Ardelia Holiday, exrx. of Henry
Rhoades' estate, filed sale bill.
j. B. Elliott, admr. of estate of
Maggie Polly, deceased, tiled petition
to sell real estate.
William Clouser, admr, of estate of
Sallie Mary Cope, deceased, filed Pc
tition to sell real estate.
W. Fl. Dolphin, admr of estate of
Peter Dolphin, deceased, filed report
of sale of real estate,
James W. Newell, gdn. of Henry n.
Pate, ct al, filed fifth and final ac-
count.
W. f Dibble, assignee OF Leesburg
Manufacturing Power, Light & Water
Co.
II. II. Montgomery, admr. of Mar
garet Walkers estate filed final and
dlstributive account.
f. Clark Wisecup filed application
to be appointed admr. of estate OF
Frump Allen Wisecup.
Ardelia Holladay, exr. of estate OF
Henry Rhoades, filed bond,
A. E. Hough, editor of Gazette, filed
proof of publication of legal notice
M. Redkey exr. John H. Guthrie VS.
Bethena Sutherland ct al.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-24
wit and music galore will be fount

Wit and music galore will be found
In the new Hans and Nix" which
will soon be seen at Bells Opera
House Thursday, January 81. Instead
of merely brushing up and renovating
the play, 1t has been entirely re-writ.
ten this season, and is now right up to
date. Gordon and Gilbert IS comedians
are this season the liveliest, wittiest
and prettiest collection of singers,
dancers, clever comedians and grace
ful girls that have ever travelled un-
der their name.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-24

EInvitations have been sent out by
Mrs. Caroline N. Lathrop for the
marriage of her daughter Mary Helen
to Mr.. Benjamin B. Nelson, February
2, at 1880 o'clock, at Grace Church,
Avondale, No invitations to the
house are issued, but the immediate
families and very few intimate
friends have been asked informally to
meet the bridal party after the cere-
mony. Miss Nelson, of Hillsboro, the
sister of the groom, will be the BRIDES
only attendant. The best man will
be Mr.. Frank Cottle. The ushers will
be Mr.. Lang Doggett, Mr., Randolph
Schindle, Mr.. George Stimson and DR..
Robert d. Maddox. Commercial
Tribune, Sunday, January 20.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-24
Greenfield, o

With the Norfolk & Western rail-
road unable to run trains into either
Cincinnati or Portsmouth the past
week all mail for that road between
those cities came through here On
Monday morning there was over three
tons of mail transferred here at one
time besides the large amounts of
extra mail that was handled by the
local Office.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-24

Friends and relatives in this city
of the bride-to-be have received the
following invitation:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Barrere
request the honor OF your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Mary Belle
to
Mr. Edward Kennedy Stewart, Jr.,
on the evening of Tuesday, i2th of February
nineteen hundred and seven
at half after seven O'Clock
Broad Street PRESBYTERIAN Church
Columbus, Ohio.