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The Winslow mail., 1907-05-11

Jacob Caufnan, a prominent
cattle buyer of Williams, Arizo
ma, has been IN this locality for
several days for the purpose of
receiving several punches of steers
which he had previously con-
tracted tor. Mr.. Cautman will
drive them from here to Williams
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-11

After sitting up nearly all night
to catch the ill-fated delayed No.
Z Friday Julius Wetzler spent the
remainder of the night in Mr..
McLaws' alfalfa field nursing his
bruises and hunting for a lost
tooth which he parted with in
the wreck.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-19
EHIMUsICAL RECITAL
Will be Given by two Former Res.
dents, Now Famous Vocalists.

A recital for the benefit and under
the auspices of st. Mary's p. <.
Church will be given at Bells Opera
House next Friday evening, when
Hillsboro people will have an oppor-
tunity of hearing Miss Laura Shave,
soprano and Mr.. Loyal Phillips Shave,
baritone, both former residents of
this city, and both of whom have
made names for themselves on the
concert stage. Miss Meta Schweins-
berger will he the accompanist. The
following program will be given:
PROGRAM.
Toreador Garment. ............ ........B Bizet
Two Grenadiers..... ..Schumann
Mr.. Shave.
A Song Of Thanksgiving g...............A Allison
Miss Shave.
Had Horse Hungarian Folk Song .Korbay
I'm Wearin' Awa'.................... ......Foote
Loeb Lomond (Old Scotch Air) Arr. by Foote
Mr. Shave.
Prelude op. g. No. a..........S. Rachmaninoff
Miss Schweinsberger.
NY Dreams ................. ....Tosti
Deuication. s''.'s.'.'..''''''''.Pi en1
Sunbeams.. ........................h hooaio
Miss Shave.
Auf wiedersehn CLawelD MAX Bendix
The Sands o'Dee (kingsley). King
Mr. Shave.
Passage-birds Farewell. .......... .Hileach
Miss Shave and Mr.. Shave.
Slumber Boat. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Gaynor
Miss Shave.
Tne Horn. ................ ......rleegier
The Highwayman....... .... Woodman
Lanagan's Hog. .... .....Lohr
Mr.. Shave.
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McSurely was appointed assistant
pastor until DR.. steel's death In 1869,
when he become pastor.
In DR.. McSurely most worthy sue
cessor to DR.. Steel was found, one
thoroughly qualified to administer the
arduous duties of pastor. For more
than a quarter of a century, he gave
faithful, efficient service, and won
universal love and esteem. When he
resigned few years ago, to accept
the position of Alma Mater at Oxford,
there was deep and general regret,
for his departure was a distinct loss
to the church and town.
In this connection II, seems fitting
to mention the Hon. Samuel e. Hib-
ben, who was the leading elder in the
church in 1852, and continued 90 until
his death. Always foremost in every
good cause, whether working in local
affairs or serving the people In a legis-
lative capacity, he was 10 the end of
his long and useful life courtly gen.
tleman of the old school.
1t is impossible, though, to mention
each of the noble men and women
who contributed to the welfare and
development of the town, who not
only gave literally of their means,
but by their sterling integrity and
Christian virtues exerted a moral In
fluence of inestimable value. We
pay loving tribute to their worth and
shall ever hold them In grateful re-
membrance.
While Highland county has fur
nished many distinguished public men
to the state during the first half cen.
tury she has also just reason to be
proud of those who have 90 creditably
served both the state and nation dur
ing the last half century. One of her
most gifted sons has been twice Gov
ernor and U. 8. Senator. and today is
among the most prominent candidates
for the Presidency, our own Joseph
Benson Foraker.
Another distinguished Highlander
is U. 8. Senator Beveridge, of Indiana,
born in Concord township during the
war In which his father was a colder,
and who is one of the leaders of the
Senate, although the youngest mem.
Der. Old Highland can, therefore,
state with truth that she is the only
county In the whole nation having
two of her sons In the highest council.
While we rejoice today at the pro-
gress and prosperity of Hillsboro aud
Highland county and extend cordial
greeting to the happy throng attend
ing this glad Homecoming and Cen.
tennial, we are ever mindful of the
Divine Ruler of our destiny who has
guided and blessed our efforts in
"making the wilderness to blossom as
the rose." To Him we give all the
praise and the glory and say with the
Palmist SIN vain does the builder
build, unless thou buildest the city,
and unless thou watchest IT., the
watchman watcheth In vain"
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HIGHLAND
September 10, 1907

oCptICmUcI ~, loUi.
Mrs Chas. johnson returned hom,
Tuesday evening after a two weeks
visit with her parents at Marysville
Ohio.
Miss Frances Green has been tn,
guest of friends In C0lumb bus, the pas
few days.
G. r. Pensyl and wife we're visiting
friends at Wilmington, Thursday.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the lecture of Allen o. Myers
at Careytown Sunday.
Miss Louie swanger, of Greenfield,
10 the guest of relatives here this
week,
Carey Wallace has been employed
to drive the huckster wagon for r. X
Larkin.
r. w. johnson, of Decatur, ILL.,, is
visiting relatives and old friends In
this community.
Miss Ellen Duff, after spending two
or three months with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Hansell, in Springfield, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. John Jones, of IT. Wayne, ind,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. J.
Harris, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tilton, of Wash
ington G. h., were guests Of Mrs.
Albert johnson on Monday.
Rev. L. A. washburn, who has been
assigned to Highland charge, preach
ed his drst sermon for the year ON
Sunday at 10 a. m. with which his
congregation was we'll pleased.
Walter Mcpherson and family we're
visiting friends In franklin last week
The Citizens Phone Co. are putting
up new poles and putting in = new
switch board and making several
changes in their lines here.
Rev. Fisher delivered an address In
interest Of the Auti.6aloon League In
the -. e. Church sunday evening.
The parsonage committee were
quite busy last week getting It In
readiness for the new pastor and
family.
Mrs. E. l. Knox was the guest Of
Mrs. DR.. spickard, in Blanchester,
Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. @. e. Hixson vas the guest Of
Mrs. James Adams Saturday night
and Sunday.
hr. and Mrs. r. O. WOOD accom-
panied their sons Lewis. Ard wife 4
their new Nome II Rala5bsre las'
week. ','
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Church OF Christ.

Bible study classes at 9:30 4. m. /;
Y. p. 8. G. e. 900 p. M; preaching
services 1880 a. m. and TOO p. m. Sub
ject for the morning sermon, "The
Vine and the Preacher" Subject for
the evening. Faith" The pastor
will in short time start teacher
training calss for Bible school work,
and any one Wishing to take the
course 10 invitee to join ". Tuition
free. Call and zee me about It. A
cordial invitation 10 exten ded TO wor-
ship with W.
n. o. LANE, Minister.
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Presbyterian Church.

Communion services at 1880 q. m.
Mrs. N. 81. Yeoman, of Louisville,
KY, and Mr.. e. L. Ferris, jr., will
sing "Jesus the Very Thought of
Thee" Brewer.
At TOO p. m. the pastor will preach.
Sermon-"vision and Outlook, !" The
sermon will be the sequal of the ami
versary services.
Mrs. Yeoman will sing. "Hold Thou
Ny Hand"
Preparatory service on Friday eve
ming at TOO o'clock.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-19

The business spirit is crushing out
the sweeter element of home life.
We are In danger of great CONNER
cial decline, because men, as whole,
think only of getting wealth.
There are Thousands, both men and
women. who do not take time to eat
properly. Thew rush through life,
and ,as = result we have an age of
Indigestion, nervousness, irritability,
sleepless nights, and morose DISPOSE
tion.
With the discovery Of Ai-o-ua tab.
lets there IL no longer any excuse tor
one 70 have ill-health from stomach
weakness.
Ai-o'ui strengthens the walls Of the
stomach, stimulates secretion of the
digestive juices, regulates the liver
and restores mt scular contraction to
the intsstines and bowels, 20 no laxa-
tive u needed.
sick headaches, palpitation, bad
taste IN the mouth. yellow skin, irri-
liability, coated tongue and mslau-
choly are : few Of the many results
of indigestious. Ai.o-na never fails
u dispsl III these troubles.
The ", r. emith %. sells Mona
IN 80 cent boxes, ard guayantee e -
fun1 the noaay u the romady dosa
lnot give eenplste satisfactias.
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RAINSBORO.
September 16, 1907.

Miss Madge Rittedhouse Is attend.
Ing school in Hillsboro this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garrett, OF
Mound City, ILL.,, are the guests OF
friends here.
Mrs. Elisha Beaver returned Friday
from a two weeks visit with her
daughter at Columbus.
Miss Edna Bashore was the guest OF
friends over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Clyborne spent Sunday
with Miss Goldie Vinegar.
Rev. j. F. McColm has returned
from Oxford and will continue as pas.
tor of the M. E. Church for the com.
ing year.
Mrs. Bierley and two daughters,
Grace and Imogene, of Mounds, Indian
Territory, have been the guests of
Mrs. ]. A. Beaver for several days.
Harvey Mccoy has accepted posi-
tion as clerk in Harper's grocery In
Hillsboro.
Ora Upp went to Cincinnati last
Wednesday to complete his arrange
ments to take veterinary course.
Miss Lucille spargur left last
Wednesday morning for Gallipolis,
where she will be the guest of Miss
Anna Fee.
J. B. Davis has returned from Min.
eral Springs much improved in health.
r. B. Coleman was admitted into
the M. e. conference at its recent
session and appointed to Bowersville.
where he had been temporily acting
as supply.
Archie Taggart left last Wednes-
day for visit with relatives In West
Virginia before entering on his duties
at the Beet Sugar Works In Blissaeld,
Mich.
J.W. Traber and family are arrang.
ing to move to Adams county this
week.
Mrs. J. A. Beaver and her guests
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Clark at Bainbridge.
]. e. Upp, of Wilmington, spent
part OF last week here on business.
Mr.. Badglev, of Sinking Spring, was
the guest of his son here the first of
last week.
Mrs. Albert stultz entertained quite
a number of our yOnng people last
Tuesday night In honor of her sister,
Miss Lucille Spargur, who was cele-
brating her seventeenth anniversary.
Misses Mary and Lille Hope and
Mrs. Hulitt Hope, of the Point, spent
last Tuesday here the guests of the
Misses Baker.
Our public school will commence on
Monday Of next week.
Stanley LucAs has been critically iii
for few days.
Come of the friends Of Rev. n. q.
Curless have received invitations to
his wedding, which will take place At
Clifton Ave. n. =. Church, Spring
neld, on October let.
st
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-19

"A Dangerous Friend" powerful modrama and that has
caught the public fancy will produced by superb acting
at the Opera House in this city
Although only its second the play has been witnessed
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-19

Everybody that has tried the Fresh
Fish supplied BY Brightman Bros,
want more OF them. Enough said.
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A STIRRING PLAY

Of family sweheas and sisters father
his Yet with all Its Of entertaining the manage
ment has been satisfied at that they have furnished
little detail to make perfect performance One to feel
m sunshine and warmth from the beginning and the interest
flags from the first the fifth and final You carried from
another with keen excitement,
desire that right shall succeed and shall m
There but appreciate this truly play and
It.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-09-19

Estate Of william Morrison, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified a. administrator Of the estate OF
Ohio, deceased. -
Dated this sist day of August A. D. 1907.
AHpRBw MORRISON.
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CENTENNIAL

CONTINUED From Page Eighty
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want = certain, pleasant herb cure
for woman's Ills, try Mother 0ray'a
AUsTRALrAN LEAF. II u Z safe and
never-failing monthly regulator. At
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package FRnE. Address, The Moth
Or Gray Co., Leroy, NY.
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DANGEROUS
FRIEND
...A...

win be found ideal type Of thrilling and sensational meo
dramatic original in conception, plot and development and
high grade melodama containing those elements that always
insure love, passion, comedy heroism and self
sacrificing his
original ines avoiding the old love and this and
other radical departure from the wen beaten path
meodramatc productions. he
| N crHnnurNr has given the stage play
ImASIENrlEVE that appeals In many ways to
| nE MEI nNNA m the hearts and minds Of al
l VI MEkVONAlWAI theatregoen who delight in
sensations and Of
ling realism. "Y0U ARE SURE TO GET EVEN MORE Salts
FACTION THAN YOU ARE PAYING FOR" Usual Prices VIII
Prevail.
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RAINsBoRo FAIR.
Secretary VIII Receive Bids for
Privileges.

Sealed bids will be received until
September 30, 1907, for the sale of
privileges at the Rainsboro Fair which
will be held on October 16, II and Is,
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let. Dining room.
End. Soft drinks,
3rd. Ice cream and soda fountain.
4th. Candy, popcorn and peanuts.
5th. Cigars and tobaccos.
eth. Melons, bananas and fruitt.
7th. Feed for stock.
Sth. Swing or merry-go-round.
9th. AL legitimate and moral
shows.
All bids should be forwarded to DR..
). "A. Mercer, Secretary Rainsboro,
Ohio.
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years. It appeals to every
class Of theatregoers, from the
boy In the gallery to the mother
The Mena weekly star., 1907-11-14
Splendid Gift For Pastor.

The Rev. J. A. Henderson, pas tor of the M. F.. church, South, was given happy surprise Mon day when the members of the Ladies Home Mission Society called at his home and presented to him a beautiful quilt. The ladies conceived the idea of mak. ing this quilt last spring, the purpose being to raise money for the missionary fund, the plan devised being that each member of the society furnish a piece oil cloth upon which her name was worked. Over 400 pieces were put into the quilt, each one pay. ing twenty cents for the privilege, and as result about $40 was realized for the mission fund,
 The quilt is of many colcrs and beautiful piece of handiworA aud was presented 10 Mir. Tender son as token of esteem and appreciationA
The Mena weekly star., 1907-11-14
Hidden Dangers.
Nature Gives Timely Warnir.. That Nobody Can Afford
 10 Ignore.

Danger Signal No. 1 comes from the kidney sccretions. They will warn you when the kldueys are sick. We'll kidneys excrete : clear, amber fluid. Sick kiduevs send out thin, pale and foamy. CT a thick, red, i'll smelling urine full of sediment and irregular of passage.
 Danger Signal No. comes from the back. Back pains dull and heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys and warn you of the coming of dropsy, dis. betes and Bright's disease. Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kidueys and cure them permanently. Here's proof:
 s. Pickett, bookkeeper, of 40l West Broad street, Texarkana, Arkansas, says: "For several years l had attack of dull aching in tue small of my back just over the kidneys. I knew from the action of the kidney secretions that my kidneys were disordered, but was unable. although tried faithfully 10 find any remedy or medicine which would ch ok the attacks let alone cure them. An advertisement about Deans Kid uey Pills came to my notice. l reasoned if they performed bali what they promisd they might at least bring relief and 1 tried them The treatment uudountedly acted directly on the kidneys and in a short time the weakness or irri tstion of these ork ans ceased.snd as result the backache dlsap- pearcd !"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co, Butf. alo, New York, soie agent for the United States
 Rememher the name Doan's-- and take no other.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-11-14
ACORN ITEMS.
Goldeuhair.

Rev. Peter Goddard visited the school Monday.
 J. V. Blanton returned Sunday from business trip to Marlow, Olka.
 Miss Mary Goss returned Sum- day from a visit with her brother in the Territory.
 The people of Owens Chapel have organized a singing class. Everybody is invited to attend. Florence aud Frank Thompson and Ira Jones visited homefolk near Nunley Saturday and Sum- day.
 Everybody is invited to attend the spelling at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Garland Saturday night.
 Sam and Gertrude Fleming at tended the birthday supper at the home of R. A. Nunnelee Satur- day night.
 Mrs. B. E. Evans and son, Lawnie, spent Friday at old Dallas, purchasing fruit trees and shrubbery.
 The fence around the school house was competed last week and everybody seems to be pleased with the work.
 Lawnie Evans returned Mon- day to his home in Texas after visiting his parents here for the past two weeks.
 A Deer.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-11-14
WHAT WOULD HUSBANDS sAYf
Women Decide Libraries More Import
 ant Than Cooking Schools.

"All enjoyment, progress, wealth and wisdom depend on health.
 Owing 10 improvements being made on the Library building the mans Literary Club met with Mrs. Roach Monday afternoon. All enjoyed the duet by Mrs. Hancock and Miss Hoge. Mrs. Riding then read an excellent paper on "Practical Dietetics.' \
 A humorous reading by Miss Flo Edwards created much amusement. Then followed a debate by Mesdames Stratton and DeLongy, Resolved That Cooking Schools Are More Need- ed Than Libraries" Mrs. De- Longy speaking for the sffirma- tive and Mrs. Stratton for the negative. Both ladies put forth such convincing arguments that while listening to the one speak ing there seemed to be but that side of the question. A vote was taken and the question was de- cided in favor of Mrs. Stratton's contention by a ma jority of one. Both ladies gave the club many useful points of information, besides very pleasant half hour. Mrs. Roach then took charge and concluded the program for the afternoon by asking for original or favorite recipes. One lady gave as sample of her cooking some very excellent beaten biscuit. Mrs. Roach then handed each guest dainty little box tied with white ribbon and filled with the choicest candy, the recipe folded and placed on top of the contents. Such a practical demonstration of good recipe was enjoyed not only by virtue of its merit, but for the very pretty and original idea.
 The guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Danville, Miss Roberts and Miss Hoge.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-11-14

E. G. Embry, last saturday and Sunday.
 Frank Strickland attended the birthday entertainment at k. A. Nunnelee's at Nuuley last week and reports large crowd and a good time.
 Rev. D. A. Squires preached an interesting sermon to large congregation Sunday. We regret very much that we are soon to lose Bro. Squires as our pastor and we pray that Gods blessings may rest upon him wherever he may go.
 There was quiet home we'd ding last Sunday. The contract ing parties were Mount Bates of Big Fork and Miss Leona Mc- Milan Of this place, who were married at be home of the brides parents, Elder and Mrs. w. B. McMillan, in the presence of a few relatives and friends. A splendid wedding supper WAS served. Their many friends join in wishing them long and happy life.
 Goldeuhair.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-11-14
AN UNFAIR ExCHANfI
Thief Trades Old Shoes For u..- . and Takes Coat and Mor. " oae'
 to Boot.

A middle-aged man, who his name as Patterson ard .s,s ., claims that his home is :, ~ ''o got on a drunk in this city Ma. day afternoon and during ,s. early part of the night wapas.as ,4s up Janssen avenue past the o,,s " where he fell into the di,ch
 was later discovered by passs,@' rsa who notified Night Marshal ]. c. Bratcher; who went Ont . ! after him. On bis arrival .s sse ofhcer discovered that the ma was minus his has, ovs,o.s' shoes, watch and severa, a',, lars, showing that he had hs.. robbed, the party commit,irg q. deed leaving an old pair of sha sitting by the side of his y;ct;,, After being aroused by the offcs. and brought back to town ,l. man stated that all he knew =. that he had been robbed and ., too drunk to know how :, happened.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-11-14
Polk '@, County News Items
INK DOTS.

Winter weather in this section lots of ice at present.
 M. s. Whitworth returned last Saturday from Texas.
 A. T. Townsend began school at Elm Springs Monday.
 Ernest Warren has returned from six weeks stay iu the Territory.
 Elder A. J. Hamlett preached at Elm Springs Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Margaret Hook of Big Fork visited in this community the past week.
 w. K. Warren returned Sunday 7 from Stigler, I. T., after two weeks absence.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Cottman and family spent Sunday in Mena with their daughter, Mrs. Cros- son.
 Bee Mitchell accidently stuck pitchfork in one of his feet Sunday and it proved to be very painful.
 I. E. Self and family of near Acorn visited over Sunday with Mrs. Self's parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. l.. Harris.
 Joe Alexander came iu from Texas last week and will locate here. We are glad to welcome him among us.
 Mrs. Josie Robinson, aged 3 years, died Tuesday of last week at her home two miles east of this place, after an illness of two weeks. The deceased leaves a husband and an infant babe and many other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. She was a member of the Baptist church. Funeral services were conducted by Elder H. c. Riding of Mena and the remains were lad to rest in Concord cemetery. Betsy.