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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-08-23

ter class of farmers are proving
that to be Il mistake. h. V.
Hartman who lives in Lockney
has dug from this years crop
2S bushels from an eighth of an
acre of ground which is equiv
lent to 224 bushels per acre,
worth 81 per bushel. In Irish
potatoes Plains land will pro
duce 1924 per acre, then is not
this land worth more than SO
Lockney Beacon.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-08-23
Remarkable Jersey and Calf.

The Lampasas Leader has the
following concerning a rather re
markable Jersey cow and calf;
w. A. Faires of the Bertram
section, spent several days here
as the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
John Oliver He reports prod
ICY in the way of a jersey COW
and her calf, which are owned by
his brother-in-law, Alex Ramsey,
of Winchester, Fayette county.
He states that he saw the COW
and the calf milked, witnessed
the tests and knows that the
statement is true. The COW gives
one and a half pounds of butter
per day, and her calf, which is
not more than fifteen months old
and has never been bred, is
milked regularly and gives half
pound of butter per day. Mr..
FAIRIES asks that persons who are
afraid to believe the truth of this
correspond with Mr.. Ramsey,
who will give them any addition
al proof that they may desire.
Whether this be correct or no
The News editor knows Mr..
F'aires well, has been acquainted
with him for twenty-five years
or better, and can vouch for his
truthfulness.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-08-23
Smiths Losing Out.

The new Chicago directory
gives 6529 names of Johnsons,
besides l54 Johnstons. The
Smith family comes up next with
1877, but to this you may add the
Dutch contingent, Schmidt, of
1918, and still they don't head off
the Johnsons. Clarendon Chron
icle.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-08-23

Plains people used to say that
Irish potatoes could not be grown
successfully here, but the bet
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-08-23

Call up phone No. II when
you think of an item of local in
terest. The News will appreciate
such information.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03

of. We hope he will prove worthy
of the Office to which he has been
called and will get the nomination
next year and get a rousing ma
jority. Again We extend "Chollie"
our hand.
We will now give the exact
words of Samuel y. Gomper's
opinion of W. Ii. Taft's decision
on the great Railroad strike,
Now listen, and hear what Mr.,
Gompers has to say, Secretary
Taft's contention with reference
to what he terms the "boy-cott"
would, if carried to it's logical re-
suit, lead to the dispersion and
forcible breaking up by court
orders of every assem- blage of
working men, however innocent or
lawful their purpose, and to the
of all their agree
ments" UNCLE HEz
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ROekbridge

Mrs. A. F. Matthias and daugh-
ter, Florence, were Sugar Grove
visitors Friday.
Mrs. Harry Heft and children,
of LANCASTER, visited her parents
at this place last week.
Messrs. Walter Marshall, and
Clay Rumgardner, of Sugar Grove,
were visitors to our CITY Sunday.
Clint White, of Lancaster, spent
Sunday with his family.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Dig Goss,
Saturday %, son.
Miss Stella Murphy returned
home Saturday from Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Huls visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. D. E.
Rudolph, of Sugar Grove, Thurs
day.
Lou Hansley, of Logan, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Linda Hansley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Carpenter
visited Enterprise friends Satur-
day.
Mr.. David Rider was a Lanoas-
ter visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Matheny and Mrs Wagner,
of Sugar Grove, visited Miss Eva
Troxel, Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley McBroom is visit
ing friends at Murray City at this
writing,
Lou Ridenour, of Millersport,
spent Sunday with his family.
Dan Goss and Lem Matthias
were Lancaster visitors Friday.
Miss Bertha Grove, of Colum-
bus, visited her mother, Mrs.
Lavina Scepter, Sunday.
A, J. Stoughton was a Lancas-
ter visitor Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Frank, of Lancaster,
visited friends at this place Sun
day.
Joe Weltner, of De Witt, Mo-,
returned to his home after spend
ing few weeks with relatives at
this place.
Mrs, Joe Stoughton and grand
son. Frark St""oh'
F.
Grove, ounuaJ
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Stoughton, Tuesday 1st, dsugh-
ter.
Mrs. Maggie Hamblin was
Logan shopper Saturday.
ROBIN.
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Saturday, October l9, 1907,

at one O'Clock, p. NJ, at the door of the
Court House, in Logan, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the County oil
II locking and State of Ohio, to-Wit:
Being the east half OF the north east quar-
ter of Section 26 Township Ii, Range 10, said
County ana State, excepting therefrom all
iron ore underlying the same, together with
the right to mine the same, and also except
ing therefrom the two following described
tracts, to-wit:
LIST tract excepted.
Beginning on the northwest corner or the
north east quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of Section 20, Township ii, Range rs
aforesaid, thence south 700 feet, thence east
62s feet, thence north 700 feet to north line
of said section, thence west along said sec
tion line 628 feet TO place OF beginning, con-
tanning 10 acres more or less.
2nd tract excepted,
half OF north east quarter OF said Section 26
aforesaid thence west along north line OF
said section go feet, thence south 700 reeti
thence east 250 feet to east line OF said sec
lion, thence mort along said line IOOfeet 10
place OF beginning, containing 4l2 acres
more or less, Both last above described
tracts together contain l4.l2 acres, leaving
66RS acres more or less as the part TO be
sold,
Appraised at 100000
Terms of saie-one half cash In hand, bal
apce In one year from day OF sale. Deferred
payments 10 be secured by mortgage on
premises and to bear interest from day oi
sale, payable Annually, ,-,,,,,,,,,,
Executor of zachariah Donaldson, de-
ceased,
John o. Petit, Attorney for Executor.
Sept le-i Wks,
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Mound Crossing.

Mr.. Henry Carrel and wife, of
Blackburnville, were shoppers at
this place one day last week.
1t is reported that Chas, Federer,
of Cola Valley, is the champion
wheat grower of Laurel township.
According to reports his wheat
yielded 80 bushels per acre.
The Mitchell-Stahr planning mill
is in full blast nearly everv Gay
The Safer Thre-hiag M
Co. is at present working their
way down the Laurel valley.
They have so much threshing to
do yet that it will keep them busy
till cold weather.
Mr., Joe H. White was up On
his Jack Run farm last Saturday
after two large loads of potatoes.
They were raised by Henry Carrel
the we'll known potatoe raiser of
Jack Run. We are mighty sorry
We didn't know he had them
stored in an unoccupied barn be-
fore he hauled them all away, as
we are short on potatoes and they
are too high to buy.
Mr.. James Boyer and family, of
Tarlton, were visiting his son-in-
law JAS Stump, of this place, Sun
day before last,
Willie Stump has gone to Lam
caster to work in a shoe factory
at $3.50 per week with a good
chance for promotion. Willie was
offered 90 cents day and board
to work on a farm but Willie
thought farm life too monotonous
and as board in Lancaster can be
had for about $4,0o per week he
thinks he is doing very well.
Mr., Mary Kerns, of Tuscola,
Illinois, after a weeks visit with
her aunt Mrs, Romel, and other
relatives returned home last Tues
day. She was born in Amanda,
Ohio, and left an orphan when
5 years old, then came to Hooking
county and lived with relatives 8
years when she went to live with
Mr., aud Mrs. o, q. Carpenter of
Black Jack, who in the spring of
1871 moved to Illinois taking the
then Mary Kieser with them.
This Was her first visit TO Ohio
sinee she left, about 81 years ago.
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Little Raeeoon Creek

Corn cutting is the order of the
day.
Samantha Mills, wife of L, B.
Mills, departed this life Thurs
day, September 26, at her home in
Ilesboro, the funeral and inter
ment taking place at Fairview.
"Cherish what is dearest while
you have it near yon and wait not
till it is far away"
Mrs, Barbara Engle, Of Mt,
Pleasant is on the sick list.
Rev. Cheadle, pastor of Orland
circuit, will go to Sugar Grove
and his place will be filed by Rev.
B, F. Oswold.
The colored folks campmeeting
at Mt. Pleasant was we'll attended
Sunday and Sunday night consid-
ering the unfaTorable weather.
They will be here for one more
Sunday.
Mr.. Chal Ansel and family, of
Zalaski, are visiting his mother,
of Mt. Pleasant,
Rev. John Zimmerman, of Fair
view, leaves to fill an appointment
in Nebraska.
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Mullen Ridge
Deferred.

Deferred.
Again We hail from Mullen
Ridge.
Although neighborhood gossip
is plenty, interesting items of
news are scarce.
You can usually say threshing,
corn planting, corn husking or
something is the order of the day.
But there doesn't seem to be any
order around here, as some are
hauling coal, others eaw-milling,
some digging potatoes, and yet
others building houses, last but
not least solitary figure may be
seen welding scythe and wiping
the perspirstion from his brow in
vain (though not useless) at
tempt to extricate a few of the
largest briars growing in his fence
corners,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright
spent Sunday with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Frank Graham.
Mrs. H. s. Roby, of Logan,
spent the fore part of the week
with her mother, Mrs. Charles
Hellyer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hiram Palmer
were the Sunday guests of VIM.
Palmer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. Hellyer
spent part of last week in
Athens, visiting their son, Ira,
and daughter. Mrs, Bart David
son. They attended the Wild
West show on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Woodruff
and family were in Athens, Fri
day, attending the Wild West
show.
Mr.. Rufus Palmer visited with
his uncle, Mr., Hiram MeCune,
Sunday. He says he saw many Of
his former friends and had de-
lightful time.
The scholars of the Coakley
school wish 20 announce that they
will give box social at the school
house next Wednesday evening,
The proceede will be used for in
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the morning Of the ~ inst by the
news that Frank Weaver, was
dead, altho it was not unexpected. /.
For several months Frank has been
most patient sufferer. His mall
ady baffeled the most skilled ply
eiciens IN Ohio, but it is now sup
posed to have been cancer. As
long as he was conscious he never
complained, but it was plainly
evident that his suffering was in
tense. Frank was a model young
man, and has been a member of
the German Baptist Brethren
Church for about IL years. Octo-
ber 1905 he was married to Miss
Dora Hines, of Basil, and togeth-
er they were building up a pleas
ant home to be blighted 80 soon
by the grim reaper, he was but q
years old. Personal mention il
due his devoted wife, who never
wavered for a moment in kindness
and tender minlstrations for his
comfort. Besides his wife he
leaves to mourn father, mother,
three sisters, two brothers and
many friends. The funeral was
held in the Brethren Church at
Bremen, conducted by his pastor
Elder Bazwell, assisted by Rev.
Gruver, of Basil. Interment was
had at Basil, the former home of
Mrs. Weaver. Many friends ac
companied the funeral cortege to
Bremen and several on to Basil.
Mr.. Stalker, Of Bremen passed
through Marion the % inst, en-
route to the southern part of Hook
ing county to attend the funeral
of his sister, who died from can
GER.
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Sand Run

Despite the threatening weather
Sunday, Sand Run played two
games of ball in the afternoon
with New Pittsburg and Nelson
vile, winning the first by score
of to 4 and the second by a score
of to 2. The game with New
Pittsburg was hotly contested.
These same teams played nine in
nIngs last Sunday without either
side scoring and would probably
have done the same thing in this
game had it not been tor the
heavy condition of the field and
several errors behind each pitcher.
Sand Run took to Altman's slants
from the first and he was taken
out and Hashman substituted.
Sand Run scored two runs In the
second inning and n. P. tied the
score in the third. Sand Run Sc
cured one run in the fourth and
New Pittsburg scored two. In the
fifth Sand Run scored three runs
which ended the scoring Batter
les, Sand Run, Stedman and
Smith N, T., Altman, Hsshmsn
and Releford. The second game
was a walk-sway for Sand Run.
Jacksonville never had look in for
the game. Their two runs came
in the third inning when with t~
down the ball was knocked to u,
pitcher. "Mother" took time TO
bid the man running from third
"Run, you SON of muttonhead"
and then threw the ball to first
and Nutter dropped il allowing
two men to score.
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Oiddale

Cutting corn seems to be the
order of the day.
Mr.. Thomas Noble, of Logan,
called on Jennie Nunemaker, Sun
day evening.
An automobile from Logan
passed through this place Satur-
day, enroute to Gore.
We had small frost Wednes-
day night, but it did not bite any
thing.
We understand that Wm. Me-
Lin intends to move to Logan,
where he is going to work at the
railroad shops.
Rev. Boyd is the pastor for the
coming year on the Logan circuit.
Mr. Elmer Mclaughlin called on
Mabel Hunter, of Strawberry
Ridge, Sunday evening,
We had big rain at this place
Saturday.
Elmer Lift made a business trip
to Enterprise, Monday.
The changing of Route z has
been a dissatisfaction to the peo-
pie of this place.
Mr.. John Hillery made trip to
his farm 1t this place last week,
AUNT AID.
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CarbOnhiIi

wish to correct mistake that
occurred in last weeks news from
this place. Mr.. Roberts should
have been Mr.. Robert Coffey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Powers from
Coshocton, ate dinner with Uncle
Hez last Thursday.
Sam Smith, James Francis,
Oscar Tom and James Psrkine
were among those from this place
who had business in Nelsonville
last Friday.
Mr. Lewis Wolfe, one of Green
townships best citizens and most
substantial farmers, passed
through here last Friday, enroute
to Nelsonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roby called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Hellyer, Monday
evening.
Messrs. Fred Tannehill and
Emerson Graham were seen on the
ridge Sunday.
Mrs, Ellen Palmer and Reeta
Orrin visited Mrs. Anne Palmer,
Friday,
Allen Tannehill and Charles Or
rim are digging cistern for Mr.,
Park Myers.
Mr.. Wesley. Hutchins has the
foundation for his house completed
and will raise it this week.
Mr.. Elmer Bay, of Jacksonville,
was seen here last Wednesday
evening.
Misses Clara Wilkinson and
Vera Matheny spent last Sunday
in Columbus.
Mrs. John Young, of this place,
spent last Friday with her son,
Arthur, who is in the Mt Carmel
hospital at Columbus being treat
ed for injuries received in a mine
some days ago. She reports him
slowly recovering.
Mr.. Morgan Bailey is visiting
his brother, of Mason City, w.
Va, who is very Ill.
Miss Janet Russell, of near Mel
sonville, and Miss Marie Wash
burn, of Jacksonville, attended re-
ligious services here last Sunday,
Mr.. James Tignsr, of Jobs, was
here looking after the weak places
in his political fence last Friday.
Jim is seeking the nomination for
Township Clerk on the Republican
ticket.
Mr.. Fred Neice. of Marshfeld,
spent last Sunday here.
Mrs. James Perkins and little
daughter spent last Friday at
Kachelmacher,
Mr., W. B. King, of Sand Run,
was seen boarding the train here
last Friday morning.
Mr.. j. M, Sweazy, of Sand Run,
and one of Ward townships most
substantial business men, had
business here last Friday evening,
Mr., James Smith, one of Sand
Runs best Democrats, was seen
here last Wednesday evening,
We extend our hand to MFR,
Chas. A. Wright our new recorder.
There is not more deserving
young man in whole Hooking
county, for he has stood with the
Democratic party in reverse as
well as in victory, and did not de-
sert It when the out look was dark
as some others did that We know
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ternal improvements, blinds and
lamps being among the things
they wish, to purchase. Now
girls go and take your boxes, and
boys make, beg or steal 20 cents
and get good supper for there
are some fine cooks in ''Hungry
Hollow" as you will see.
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Cedar Grove

The Children's Day service at
st, John last Sunday was a sue
cess in every particular.
The sick people in our neigh bor-
hood are convalescing,
Mr.. Nimon and Miss Mcdowell,
of Plymouth, visited the Old
Mans Cave near this place last
week.
G.. W. Devore lost a valuabl
horse last week, by drowning.
Mr.. Adam Schaal passed through
our village last week buying cat
tie.
Mr.. Harvey Linn, of Vinton
Co., visited his uncle, a. G. Linn,
last Friday,
Miss Edna Reed, of Walnut
GroYe, was circulating among
friends here last week.
Mr., Clay Gardener, of lies boro,
was doing some papering for Mr..
Fred Conkls near this place last
week.
e. w. Barnhart and d. @.
Walker, of Center Ridge, visited
A. C. Linn last Sunday.
Several of our people attended
the fair at Adelphi last week.
II. A. Gordon and wife and Icel
Davis visited r, III. Dresback and
Reuben Skinner, of LaurelYille,
last Saturday. BEATRICE.
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While here she also visited
Amanda, the b. ]. S. and the
Rock House. Like everybody
that has gone West and willing to
work Mrs. Berns has prospered.
Starting married life in 1882 with
plenty Of git and very little cash
che and her husband now possesses
200 acres of as fine land as any
in Douglas county or in fact any
where else which is ready sale at
$3.50 per acre.
Leilsh Blackburn went through
here Thursday with . wagon load
Of butter.
Mre. George Stump and daugh-
ter, were shoppers at this place
last Wednesday.
Mr., Edison McBroom and wife,
of Lancaster. visited ut their
uncle John c. r,',
Mr. " b
Amalgamated Glass HolAers a4u
earns about $85 per month.
Salemn Kans built fine wood
house for our merchant Joe H.
White during the past week.
Allen Clapper expects to go TO
Tennessee in the near future and
if pleased with the country will
1onn4n tLnrn
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Marion

Cutting corn seems to be the
order of the day.
Mr.. George Kline, of Enterprise,
passed through this place Monday,
Quite a rain visited this place
Saturday.
Mr.. Cell, of Dark county, O., is
visiting his cousin, Samuel Cell,
and family at present.
Mr.. Isaac Wolfe is building an
addition to his barn, which will
be of great value to him in the
future,
Miss Dove Polling made trip to
Webb Summit, Friday.
Mr.. Abe Mohler and wife, Mr..
and Mrs Sam Bowlby were Sun
day guests of VIM. Rowlby and
family.
Preaching was we'll attended at
Bethany, Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Goodlive, Of
Logan, were pleasant visitors at
this place Sunday,
Mr.. Frank Polling made bust.
ness call on VIM. Bowlby, Sunday.
Thomas McLin made business
trip to the Queen City, Saturday.
XALLIR.
John St, Clair, who has been on
the sick list for some weeks is bet
ter.
Jacob Cell, of Abilene, Kansas,
is visiting relatives and friends in
Marion. He will probably re-
main until spring.
Reason Barnes was recently hurt
by horse. We have not learned
to what extent, but hope his in
turies are not serious.
Isaac Inboden and daughters,
Mary and Lillian. took dinner
with Elder Bazwsll, of Bremen,
last Saturday. The infant child
of the Elder has been seriously
sick for several weeks and is still
in very critical condition.
Horace Blackston and wife Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Chas,
Hodge, of CrOssingvills last week.
Our community was shocked on
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Probate Notice,

Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for first and final settlement, Hattie Gar
rison, (now AnseD, Guardian of Versa M,
zona M, Ward O. and Cyrei +. Garrison,
minors, and the same will come on
for hearing on the 18th day OF October, A.
ID. 1907, at 10 O'Clock u, m, or as soon there
after as may be convenient.
F.P. MARTIN,
Sept. 10, 8-w, Probate Judge
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Notice of AppOintm ent.

Estate OF Philip Gruner, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of
Philip Gruner, late of Hooking County, de-
ceased.
DATED this l4th day of September A. D.,
1907 E. q. GRUNER,
Sent 10 8W Administrator.
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

The Hooking County Deputy Board of
State Supervisors of Elections Will receive
sealed bids to p. NJ, Saturday, October 5,
1907, for 10000 ballots to be bound In 27 book 5
to correspond with the number of voters in
said precincts for Township and Village
elections.
Also 10000 ballots for Members of the
Board OF Education, to be bound in books
to correspond with number of voters in the
township and special school districts of the
county.
Said ballots to be printed according to the
Australian ballot law
Bids to be accompanied by bond.
j, A. MALE, Chief.
W. A. PAYNE, Clerk.
Sent l9--SVks
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Notice of appointment.

Estate of Frank w, Mute tchmore, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified al Administrative of the Estate of
Frank W. Mutchmore, late OF Hooking
County, deceased.
Dated this l4th day of September, A. d.,
1907. BESSIE MUTC MORE,
Sept 10 Wks Administrators.
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Estate of William Il. Acker, deceased.
the undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of
William I. Acker, late of Hooking County,
deceased.
Dated this 4th day of September, A. D.
1907. JOHN W. AOKER,
Sept 10 Swks Administrator.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been flied In
for final settlement of Gohn Hawkins guar
dian of Frederick Whalen. late hts minor
come on for hearing on the 18th day of octo-
ber, A. D., 1907, at b O'Clock, A NJ. or as
soon thereafter as may he convenient.
j. p. MARTIN,
Sept 20 8 wks Probate Judge.
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Sale
of Real Estate.
In pursuance OF AN order of the Probate
)ouTt of Hooking County, Ohio. will onei
or sale at public auction on
Saturday, November 2, 1907,

Mt 1 O'Clock, p, M, at ths door OF the Court
House IN Logan, ohio, the following real es-
tate. situate In Washington Township,
Hocking County, Ohio, and described as
follows, to-Wtt:
Being the south west quarter of the south
east quarter OF Section No. Thirty l3Dl,
ToWnshIp No, Thirteen tls), Range No. sew
entsen (l7l containing Forty acres.
Also the vest half ofthe north-eAst quar-
Ter Of section N o. Thirty-one lBllI Township
No. Thirteen C8l, Range No, Seventeen uf),
Containing Eighty acres; more or less. ~,
AppIatsed at sixteen Hundred lsieuO.o9l.
ths day OF sale, and the balance ia one year
from the date of sale, with Interest the de-
ferfed pay yment 20 Dc secured py nloftssss
NFSN ~ c, Ii. REICHLEY,
Administrators OF the es-
tate OF Samuel Reich
les, deceased.
Eugens Wright, attorney for Aoaini'-
sept sept ss--t VA
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DIVORCE NOTICE.
Myrtle Logston, PlR
VS..
David Logston, Deft

Myrtle Logston, PlR
VS..
David Logston, Deft
In Hooking County Ohio, Court of Common
Pleas.
The defendent will take notice thai on the
29ld day OF August, 1907, the plaintiff, Myr-
lie Logston, tlod her petition In said court,
praying for divorce from David Logston
and the custody of her children, on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty, wilfui alb
sence ana haDitual drunkenness, The de-
fendent Will answer or demur by Oct. 3rd,
1907, or the plaintiffs petition Will be taken
as true, and divorce may be granted
MYRTLE 1.OgSTON,
BY Allen sR. McBrOom,
Aug 29-6 w her attorney.