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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22
GEputrttrustp an, rrtku Mt
Td1er Dir rper.

Mit Mnfans IS. Mts. lit, laut eis
neU in lebter SeIiion sefabten uno
oamals in 8reiien Der 8etbeilisten
5iemlih unbeadtet eeblisbenen 8e=
idluffe semdB, Elm Geieb in araft sss
treten, peldes bic i'm Nuslanb leben=
Den Mboptibbiireer Der Ser. @taaten
nit Der Gntsiebuns ibres Re9tes, lin
ameritanifher 8iireer neanen gu oiirz
fen. bebrobt. Das '@eieb ma9t einen
bic Ginpanberer, tpel6e Oas 8iirger=
reht ertporben baben, gu. 8ireern
.3ipeiter Oronune" ftempelnbsn ln>
teri9ieb apifhen fol9en unb Mmeritaz
nern ppn @eburt. Denn ipdbrenb nah
mem neuen @efeb ber naturaliiirte
8iirser, Der ii4 pielleiht 40 Bis so
Sabre in ben Ser. Gtaaten aufsebalten
uno gum Mufbau unb Jorti9ritt oerz
1elben fein rebli9 She'll beisetrasen
bat. nah 3lpeiidbrigem Mufentbalt i'm
Muslanbe iein 8iirgerre9t berliert,
fann elm Mmeritaner bon @eburt fein
Biirgerreht niemals perlieren, auber
er eripirbt felbft oas @eht, ii9 Biirger
eines anberen Qanbes nennen gu biir=
fen. Ni1t allein bas, feline &inber
unb 3inbestinber biirfen fid ameritaz
nifde 8iireer nennen, obne pieIleiht
je Die Der. Staaten geieben au baben,
unb seniist es, bob fie bor einem ame@
ritanifhen Ronful i'm Muslano bic
eihlihe Grtldrung abgeben, es feit in
Der 3utunft ibre Mbiidt I'm ben Ser.
Staaten .Nufentbalt gu nebmen. Mber
Die Musfiibrung biefer Mbiiht 1T feline
8orbeoingung fiir bic grfangung ober
bas Bebalten bes Biirgerree6ts.
Wefonbers bart trifft bas neue @e<
feb Die 3ablrei9en Weteranen beut59er
unb anberer Mbtunft. tpelde auf
@runo Der ben Ser. 5taaten geleiftes
ten Rriegsbienfte 8unoespenfionen be-
aieben unb es por3ieben, nit Qilfe fplz
der llnterftiibung ibren Qebensabenb
perbdltnibmdbig fprgIos III Der alten
9eimatb 5ii berbringen. Die Heifen
biefer Wetera1rsn bottfn iih als dneriz
fanifdhe 9iirgtf nafutoliiiren ldTen,
ebe lie mad ber geimdtb 3utiidfebrten
isn0 miifTen nun WerIiift bes dmeritdz
niI6en 9iirgerre9tes *befiirdten, io<
fern iie nint nnm WtrIdnf bon 5tnet
sSdbren iidb 3titntiIis II ben Ger.
@tudten ouf6dIteil. DER bei {eiuefl
sS,z 46sxt&x> Sk.&
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22
DER ,,abeln" nom port Artbar.

Gnoli9 iinb oie Mnflaae zMfte seaen
bic Generale StOffel, Meub, Smirnoff
unb Sod fsrtiggefteut. Gs mar eine
ihtpierise Mrbeit; ni9t tpeniser als
3ebn 8dnbe tparen erforoerlih, um bic
fdiperen Qtntlagen in Die gerihtlide
Gprade 5u fdfen.
Die Mntlase aeeen GtDf5el entbGIt II.
d. folsenbe puntte: @t0Hel bat benz
Hefeble bes Oberfommanbirenben Der
Manofnurei@Mrmee, bas Rommanbo
in port Mrtbur smirnoff au iiberz
geben nnb Die Mrmee gu perlai1en, niht
syDlse seleiitet unb 1T in Der Jeitung
gtblieben. StDFel bat einen Befebl
bes taiferliden @tattbalters berlebt,
II BAT fih in bic Gunttionen 5mirz
nDffs einsemiidt; Ct bat be3iigIid ber
Musfiibrung bonWertbeibieungsarbeiz
len in Der 5tpeiten unb britten Befeffis
gungslinieg gegenbefeble ertbeilt. @tDFel
Fat itine Worfebrungen fir Die Bez
f6dffung BON lebensmitteln getroffen.
81 bat iiber oas gefeht BON Rinheou
etnen @triht eritattet, in Dem er be-
bnuptet, fdbf nit GROCER gnergie bic
MftiDn gtleitet 3u baben, pG1reno Ct IN
Md5tbkit III port Mrtbur gebIieben
mar NIB an bemRanpft 1i4t tbeilgez
il0aimen Fat. Gt1f5el bat in einem 8ez
rfd9ie bic 6Iunt ssyrds dls einen geDrbs
11ffS11 8iidaud 6nrueffeIIf Gr mt am
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22
Bepr9t 9nnnrnIfidJ.

Gs lit eine speifdneiDige Sa9e.
raeep cool" tlingt reht angenebm fiir
Denjentsen, melaer unterbembbetleibet
binter perbunfeltem Seniter i'm S9auz
telitubl fiben fann, ben Gisi6rani in
freubieer WinfnGbe. 8eim fiiben
Ni9tstbun bat nod teiner benSonnen=
iti9 absefriest. @dperer gu ratben 1T
bem Mann BON Der i9pielisen Ganit,
Der, bem @onnenbranb ausgeiebt, auf
Der Strabe ober in 19le9t bentilirten
s5abrifrGumen fir bes 2ebens Notbz
burft iduften uno fhdnsen muB. Der
Selbiterbaltungstrieb iptrb ibn stpar
peranlaifen, beittbunltde @orii9t gu
sebrauden, aber ar iolhe 6iiriorge 1T
nuBlos obne ipeife Ginii9tnabme Der
NDrleute unb Woree1eBten, benen es
eetpiB ais Msnidenpflidt obliest.
irGhrenb bes beiben Wetters an ihre
Mrbeiter feline all3ugroben Mnfnrbe=
runsen gu ite(len unb errei9bare Riibz
lrngsmittel gu bef6affen.
Sir niht bart arbeitenbe 9eute fon=
te Der Sommer feline Shreden habenj
fofern iie cine berniinftige 2ebensneife
einfdlagen, ielbft tpenn es in Der Mpb=
nung ettpas fnarp an 2uft unb @nen=
bosenraun be1telIt 1T. sic t0nnen ii9
|lei4t.eegen 9tbl9las unb @onnenftih
fhi Ger &Drper brauht rprmaIe
Sen ratur unb al beren Grbaltung
cine oereselte perfpiration, bic fdon
burd bus Ghpiben an unb fir iih in
Sang sebalten pirb. Damn lit es aber
notbpenbie, bur9 fleibises Mafhen
unb Baben na95ubelfen, bamit bic poz
rem offen bleiben, itd bel 2uftaus 5uz
onfiihren, fdattiae pldbe aufau{uden,
leiGte aleibung gu TRACER. unD m6big
/ i'm giIen unb Grinfen 5u fein. Mm
tpidtigiten aber lit bic 0dutpfleee. Set
Sdien bon Gonneniti6 bet es iih itetS
ergeben, bab bic 0dut bes BON ber 6ibe
lle6eripdltigten heib unb troden mar.
Sdufige Mbtiibluns Der 0anbpulsz
abern unter flieBenbem Waffer iopie
ber G6ldfen unb beg GIenids traqen
ebenfalIs Elm gut She'll 3ur fommerlis
aen Woblfdbrt beg 2eibes Bel.
ileterfliiiiige Nnitrensuneen muB
man natiirlid - bas iaat fbpn Der
| Ifimpelite Neutrality-suspicious. in ber
beiben Saifon permeiben, unb es ift
robl fdnm Elm MenfA ipGbrenb ber
@iebebibe 5u fol6en Grtrqiibunqen
bisponirt. Shldgt auf's 9er3. limb
bortbm ldbt man iid nidt serne {dras
gen.
| 2ente, bic iebon einnaI bonn SIT.
tfhlas aetroffen ipnrben, Iinb empfana<
li4er fiir ben QBieberbolnnasfalI ala
imnlun Gebliebe1e. Dod) autb 6ier
tDirb bic gefubr ipeIentlid bobur6 ,b.
gsf1ndht, bah fie bDriiGtiqer oeippr.
ben unb cine Niidtebr ,bes llebers &,
Derlneibtn trdhten. Yorfint iii ebsn 81
gut. Mengitlidtsit bongladtheil qrnoif 4
5hpd9t ben Ajrpsr, mud,t ISL n fpeffoos'r mn :
mtbtritdnDsfdb Mebnli6 perbdif Is
iid IA aild bill Ser s@tefronfbtl}. a
1 5r. q. 81. 8to.1 ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22

Wobl nit Meht befiirHtet Spencer
al,s biefer 3erriittung berbeerenbe
5rleen fit Die NuhfDmmenfn naften,
fir bic fDrperli1e nnb geiitige Gnt=
ipidlung Der gDlfsr. Wie 10 oft am
Gin3elnen miro ffdb bie{es llebermob
| fieberbafter 9bdtigfeit audi an Der Gez
1ommtbeit ridden. llnb ba bic Men5hz
belt es liebt, aus Der Grtreme in bic
Gytreme 81 fallen, 10 pirb iiber fur5
ober lang bic @eradtung elmer Mrbeit
1in einitellen. beren @runblaee niht
ftttlide 9enessriinbe. ionoern bic
robe Griperbsfuht biIbet. Oie5e lit
es, Sic 9unberttauienbe poripdrts
brdnst unb fie iebe Safer ihres We~
lens anfrenaen Idbt i'm Ronturrena@
Gampf fhiebenb tperben iie gefhps
ben, 10 bob am gnbe garlble's Bib
ron beln pbalarisittere, ods er alf
uniere 3eit anipenbet, bod 5utreffenb
lit. Der @tnaelne lit fait bilffos BON
elmer tprannifhen Ma9t einem Wefen
fabin geeeben, bas ibn per3ebrt.
@5trebten Die Meni1en, in iener runz
eliidliehen 3eit", BON Der Niebubr
1prah, nit alien 5rieben babin, Die
yeinfahe 2ebensart" aufaubeben, 70
bat oie @eneratios, bon heute, bas in
sSiille, !pas jene anitrebten: Den Wehz
fel. DAB bieler in 8erbinbung nit
Ger MaHe einen entfdeibenben gml@
flub auf bic 8oltspfpde ausiibe. 1T
eli, bon prof. 9ombart ausgeiprodez
rer @ebonfe. gr meint feititellen gu
hii1fen, bab bic 1lnbeitdnbtsteit aller
Guberen 2ebensbeeinsunsen au9 i'm
sSsnnern oie Men1hsn unitet, uArrbig
unb buftens een1abt bat. rOie ifiGe
8e{hauli9teit" f1reibt Der befannfe
@o5iolose pprtlid, rbie ii9ere, in iia
rubsnbe 8ebcgltdfett Der friiberen
3eit iinb per1hpunoen. Die Gorge
I'm ben Morgen, bic llniiherbsit bes
5eute baben cine ftete anipannung al
ler 4rdfte, eine unausgeiebte Mufz
merffamteitan0tbia aemaht. 90 1T Der
S1lenbrian benz Sbdttetsitsbrang gez
tpiGen; mo ebebem Der Triebe i'm Sn@
nern tpar, 1T beute Der Gampf." =
Oas beibt Der aampf um's Daiein,
Der feinerfeits Die 9elhlsuniguns unz
ierer 2ebensfiibruna ertldrt: bic
Notbpenbisteit, in elmer gegebenen3eit
rlebr @nerais dus5useben, um e,ne
hDbere Mubipirtung 3u er5ielen." =
unb biefes sSnteniitdtsftreben, meint
Spmbart, erbalts neue Nabrun9 aus
Dem lnaKenhoften Ginf ftrDmen immer
neusr Ginbriide auf infer 9eiitesz
leben, bas in uns bas 8ebiirfniB na9
ilnmer ftdrteren Hei5en nit NDthnenz
bisteit ipede. $50 erseueeit Mafie
uno We9iel ielbit tpisosr bag 8ebiirfz
nib na9 MoFe unb Wehfel," duBert
er ii9 ip0rtlih, lin oenen iid bas obz
ieftibe tpie oas fubjeftine DaEein Der
mobernen aulturpplter gu eridOpfen
itgnt."
Der Meni9, fiisen mir binau, mare
aIio niht piel befIer ober anbers bran,
ais 10 Elm gi6bDrn9en in einem jez
ner 8aner, in benen fi9 Elm freilaufenz
bes gab befinbet, bas bas Sbier um
urs um orebt. llno pie man pom
Mei6en behauptet, bas @elo beiibe i'm,
niht sr bas Gelb; 70 fann man bonn
mooernen Menfben iasen, er lei Der
Sflape Der bon ibm er5eusten Sitter
Der materiellen &ultur, neil er lie nidbt
redt gu sebrauden tpeib.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22
@aus. un0 CanOwirt6(6att,

Ginma9eglGfer miifen nit
befpnberer Noriiht beipiilt tperben,
"a rndngeIbafte Meinising in fehr
Disln Gauen oas 0eroerben Der aon<
ferben perihulbet. Man IdBt Glider,
bei benen iin Elm ountler, idper gu
befeitigsnber Manb angefebt bat, Elm
paar Sage lang nit elmer MuflOiung
bon S9mierieife angeFiiut its1en, relS
nist iie Damn nit flarem Wafer uno
feat fie nit fIarer Jiillung nOdmals
Gin paar 6tunben bin. Natiirlih
farf au9 feline 5pur BON Seifengss
ruh mebr gu merfen fein. 5ino Die
9obenfdbe nod nidt sdna Derf4puns
bsn, 10 berfu1t man es NIT fleinge=
fhnittenen roben aartoffeln. SIN
allerfdIimmften Sale bilft Waher,
hem man Elm paar Sropien 5al3s
idnre aussfebt bat, ooer bas Dom 5laz
fhenreinigen ber betannte Shnenten
NIT 5hrotfDrnern ooer Ous iiberz
manganlaure Rali. 5ebr 1orgfdltiges
Nadfpalsn nit reinem Wuifer 1T Bel
ieber grt bes Rsinigens ielbitperz
itdroli9. 2dbt man oie Gldfer erit
lanes abtropfen, ebe man iie trodnet,-
Ip tperben lie niemals gang fldr; ales
9las= unb ariitaGSeug mub glet4
NIT slattsm, nidtfaifrnben 5uhe
ausgerieben peroen. @inmuhegldier
bie sefbipsfelt tperOen, iino nadher
niGt mebr gu ipiilen mod ausautpi<
!den, oas Werfabren bat fonit ntht
Sen ssrinsften 3tped. Das Springer
Ser @inmadeeldfer beim ginfuaen
gefodtsn Sbites psrmeioet man bur4
Woripdrmen oes @laIes. Wean hdlt
naau Die 8ldler einige Mugenblide
umeetebrt iiber oen Oampf uno itent
iie teim @infiillen auf etn 9ud, oas
in betbem Waner aussepunoen purz
bee. sewbes Springen 1T hann ausse@
fhlofen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22

Wehqnblunq eines Iolhen 9sppi4s,
Sic fuit INNER Elm iiberruf4tno glites
MefuItdt er5ieit, oiirfte oesbalb W'ts
len febr gelegen iDRrner.: Nadoem
ser Seppi@ griinoli4 getlopft llilo
qebiritet lit, riibrt man einige Nnfs
lei pon Bpror nit 8en5in an eir1eI'!
biinnen 9rei. Sn bie1e Maffe tauht
man Elm Qeinen1uh uno reibf oamtt
fr1ftiq INNER nur Elm tkines Stiid
heS Ssppids as. Da Benain RAID
perbunfst, muB man bdnfig nuA<
gieBen, um oen Borarbrei geihmets
big gu erbalten. 8et iehr 14mnstgsn
@teilen Hreut man eine oiinne, glel9..
m1biee Gage Borar auf uno retpt
mil einem nur in Ben3in getaurbteIl
9uhe trdftis ub, oas oft getpedieH
tDerben mub. oa es febr ldHus1g
tpirb.
Wie priift man g eife? lin
geife auf i6ren Mertb bin gu priifen,
fdabt man Elm genau abgetpogenes
gtid Ser 3u priifenoen Waare nno
l1bt es in Maffer, benz man eine
9anopon ao9fal5 5ugeiebt bat, am
sSeuer langlam tparm per6en uaO
duffonen. Damn nin,n1t man ben
gppf pom 1euer unb ldBt Die Jlii=
iiafeit fi6 abtiiblen. Die @eifens
theile faeioen iid ab, man 1tmmt lie
pom Waffer berunter uno ldbt tie
trodnen. 9ierauf tpiegt man tie, unb
lpas an sem uripriingli9en Getpiht
feblt, mar Ser Seife an fremoen Bes
itanbtbeilen ausefebt.
M0bel pon 5liegen unb
an0srem @6mub gu retnigen. WtaH
mu6t bon eetp0bnli9er, mDglihf fetn
berrtefener Stdrfe NIT Salatz oDer
SlipenN einen biinnen Seig an, tau4t
ungefdbr eisrob 8aumpolIpatte btn>
eiE, uno reibt Die Qad= unb politurs
mDbel bamit ab, big aller 9hmuB gee
tpihen lit, Damn miro NIT reinenWollz
tii9ern blanf nadgerieben.
8erienste Mdfde. Man
bereitet aus gbortalt, ben jeDer Droz
gift porrdtbig bat, unb beibem Wal=
ier eine GbortalflDfung. Nd4bem
hiele fi9 setldrt bat, tau4t man tie
in einen Mattebauih ooer Elm tleines
Gdppden unO beitreidt odmit fanft
hie per{ensten 1beile Der Wdf6s. -
Sat man bcr1engte, geitGrfte Wdife.
4. 3. Ober1smben, aragen, Manz
fdetten, mub por Ser 8ebdnolung Der
Wdfh, nit Der g6ortalflDIung Die
Gtdrfe mittels beiben WaHer bsieiz
tigt tperben. 5obalb Die perIengte
gteue peridpinoet unb bic Mdfte
nieoer tpeib miro, pdfdt man nit
faltem Wafier eriinOlid bic Glprtalt=
lDIung aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22

6ol5nurm tpirb am belten be-
feitiet, penn man tie 9ol5tbetle, in
benen er it1 aufbdlt, nit aarbolz
Idnefelidure bepinfelt. Das 8erfabz
rem mub einise 3eit fortgeiebt perz
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22

Die Serbplatte e reinigt man
am 5tpcdmdbieIten auf folsenbe Weiz
fe: Man nimmt &oblenafhe, feuAtet
Iie nit 5obalouee an unb i9euert
bamit bic platte griinoli6 an. Soz
balb nun aner S1mub unb ale 5lez
den periGpunoen iino, trodnet man
bic 5ld9e nit einem 2appen nad.
Win man Tie blanf baben, pube man
lie entipeber nit beiBer aoblenaihe
ober nit einem in Oel setauhten
lappen uno STUB. lin tie gu f9pdrz
zen, reibe man iie nit @rapbit elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22

g,ier conierniren. Oas
6aupterforberntB tit, bab bic @ier
niht bebriitet iinb, benn ansebriitete
Sier perberben iebr fdneu. ariiber
nor bic setpObnlide Dirt Der Nufbez,
pabrune oas 8alten Der Gier. gu
oieiem 3uede f9iittet man Elm paar
59aufeln eelDfhten &alt in einen
Simer @aHer unb riibrt bic Mii9uns
gut bura. Man 1diittet bann auf
BEN 8oben eines Safes ooer zines
sopfes cine Sdidt Sanb uno orbne!
5ierauf bic @ier, 10 baB fte iid beriibz
rem. Nadbem man apDlf Biz bO9=
tens fe95ebn Sdidten iibereinanber
gelest bat, siebt man bic gut umsez
riibrte &alfmild bariiber, 10 bab bic
10luns nod mebrere 3on iiber ben
giern ftebt. Oas SAB mub ougebedt
an einem fiiblen Orte iteben bleiben,
ND aber bic Gter ni6t eefrieren t0nz
men. Sol4e Ralteier balten iid
lange 3eit, nebmen aber let9t einen
unangenebmen, erbisen @eidmad on,
tie eisnen iid au4 nidt gum aohen
in ber S1ale, ba bic @hale hierbei
lprinst; auh sibt bas Giipeib beim
@9laeen feinen 5hnee. Sm Reller
barf man Gier niemals aufbepabren,,
au9 ni1t an Orten, mo itart rie=
9enbe @ubitan3en iinb, ober on fplz
9en Orten, bic I'M CONNER gu beib
tperben. 2lls portbeilbaft bat es ii9
ertpie5en, bic @ier in cine beige Gum<
mi10fung gu tauden uno oanad NIT
@ipspulper gu beitreuen. Gs 1T au9
empfeblenstpertb, bic gier einige 3eit
in Maf5erglas 3u legen unD banah
trodnen gu laifen. Man padt fie aud
tpobl in 0pl3a5he, 5GgeipGne, @preu,
@anb, 6Gd1el ober Robfenpulber
pber iiber5iebt IL. nit Wa6s unb Tett.
Gin i9nenes, billiges Werfabren 1T es,
oie Gier ein tpenia nit 8aumDl 3li
be1treiden. Mne biefe fiinitlinen Mitz
tel fonen ba3u bienen, bic 2uft BON
ben giern ab3ui9lieBAl. Da nun aber
in iebem 81 fhon an unb fir iih 2uft
sntbaIten 1T, bic f6on seniisen tpiirbe,
bas Derberben bes gies berbei3ufiib<
rem. 70 sinb aud ale bieie Wor1ihtsz
mabreslil niht unbeoinst 3uperldffig.
SIS 1T baber am beften, man rihtet
iih Stenagen aus einfahen Brettern
nit Dieredigen, niht runben Oeffnun=
gen Elm, Die gerube 70 sroB fein miiiz
lien, bah Elm 81 nidt binburhfallen
lam. Man muB bic bier aufgeitelI=
Lien Gier oIle Gage umbrebn, 70 BAT
I.inmal bas ipibe, einmal bag ftumpfe
/ snbe nan oben 81 itehen fomn,t.
Denn man bann mod fir CUTE liifs
ung fOrst. 10 balten iia CUTE Gisr
inf bitfe Wtiie tDodenldng.
WriiffeItr Rtppih 3u re |,
~ ~ = :, S qNse 4r3}HsS 4 f;fr ST. g1a;,,;
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-01-24
GRANVILLE BARRERE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAw.
OFFICE
Over Farmers & Traders Bank
Executrix's Sale Of Real Estate

In pursuance of the provisions of and the
authority conferred by the last will and
boro, Highland county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, on the 23rd day of
February, 1907, ate O'Clock. afternoon, at the
court house of Hillsboro Highland county,
Ohio, the following real estate, situate in the
county of Highland and State of Ohio and In
the Village Of Hillsboro and described as
istTract-Being In lot number two hundred
and seventy.three 279 and twenty feet of of
the south side of IN lot number two wohundred
and seventy-two (272) as the same is known
and designated on the recorded plat of
Muntzs Addition to said town of Hiilsboro
sss hs pwe By
page q, Of Highland County, Ohio. % Deed Cd
end Tract-The undivided two-thirds part
of the following premises
Part of out lot number seventeen as the
same is known and designated on the re
corded plat of the village of Hillsboro Ohio
Beginning in the east line of East Street at
a stake N. w. corner to HenryT. Naylor's lot
fifty feet northwardlyfr the intersection
of East and Pleasant streets thence east
wardly with said MAYORS line and parallel
to said Naylor thence northwardlywith the
line of Polk's lot parallel with East street
fifty feet to stake in Bowles line; thence
westwardly on line para lei with Pleasant
East street thence southwardly with the
east line of East street fifty feet to the place
of beginning, being the north half of tract
number described In deed of conveyance by
Charles Bowles as Executor to Jacob Murphy
and by said murphy conveyed to II. Is. Ayres
and A. Mae Ayres by deed dated march 26
1904 and recorded In book 10 page 55s OF
Highland County Ohio deed records.
said property has been appraised as
follows /:
First tract at 800.
Second tract at sll00.
Terms of Sale One third In hand, one
third in one year and one third in two years
from the day of sale with interest deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage upor
the premises sold.
deceased.
Steele g. Sans, Attorneys.
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obituary.

Lulu o. Montgomery, daughter of
r. M. and Rachel Montgomery, was
born May Is, 1879, died Dec. 30, 1905,
aged q years, months and 20 days.
She was the youngest of a family of
five children; three of VIII ON, with an
aged father remain to mourn their
loss. In early childhood she was of a
frail constitution, but as she grew to
womanhood she apparently became
strong.
She was of an ambitious character
and apparently one of the leaders of
her associates. In early life she united
with the Friends church and held
many responsible positions in church
work
On Feb. II, 1904, she was united in
marriage with VIM. L. Mccoy, and
went to Springfield, o., to make her
future home where her husband was
engaged in work. After they resided
in Springfield for time she removed
her membership from the Friends
church to Grace NJ. E. church of that
city, where she and her husband were
Sunday school teachers.
About year ago she began to de-
cline In health. On March s, 1905, a
child was born, Little Mildred, which
came as a flower to live only for q
season, when on June q, 1905, 1t pre-
ceded its mamma to that happy
throng.
Her health still continuing to de
cline they thought 1t best to try q
different climate. In the month o.
May, last, they went to Pueblo, Colo.
after while 1t appeared that health
would be restored but alas, he
disease had taken such firm hold up
on her it could not be shaken of. s,
1t was decided to come back to he
fathers home, arriving Dec. 20, in ;
very low condition, where she lingere'
till a. m. Sunday morning, Dec. 30
when she peacefully passed away
She has gone to meet those who hav'
gone on before leaving us behind t
await the summons from on high t
cross the dark valley from which nom
return.
Her life was crowned with
triumphant death but she lives in tn
memory of all who knew her.
"To live in hearts we leave behin
l. r
our loss, but rejoice that we can NEE
her "where the sorrowing cease fror
trouble and the weary are at rest"
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Obituary.

Asahel a. Davis, son of Jonathan
and Bridget Davis, was born near
Rainsboro, Ohio, June 9, 1869, and
died in Cincinnati January s, 1907.
The deceased has been greatly
afflicted for nearly year and not
able to follow his avocation. His sis
ter with whom he has made his home
has cared for him very tenderly and
faithfully as also the married sister
with her husband, who lived near
them, we're very kind and attentive
and greatly helped in bearing the
expense of his sickness and making
many sacrifices for his comfort and
welfare. All that human sympathy
could do was done to minister to his
wants. He was not member of any
church but In youth was an attendant
of Sabbath School and preaching SER
vices and took a great interest
especially in Sabbath School but hav.
ing to work hard as day laborer and
moving away from his childhood home
in early manhood, he, like many
others, became careless about at
tendance at church regularly, and
used the Sabbath as day of physical
rest. he lived moral, upright life
and believed In the church as ordained
OF God. Was respectful toward and
had faith In those who we're true to
their profession as christians. He
wac not addicted to the vices and i'm
moralities common among young men
He lived in Jeffersonville, o., for sew
eral years and removed from there tc
Cincinnati two years ago.
He had the confidence and good will
of his neighbors wherever he lived
he was generous to all who came
to him In need up to the means of hi'
ability. For many months he was Z
great sufferer but he endured hi
Affections with patience. For several
weeks before his death he was visited
by a neighbor woman, who was Z
christian, every night. She with the
married sister watched by his bedside
and nearly every day she came In t.
see what she could do for him. On,
night about week before he dice
she was praying kneeliug by his bet
when he opened his eyes and looking
steadfastly at her as though desiring
to ask question she said to hin
repeat these words after me "Jesu
save me-"
He repeated the words and at ono,
there passed over his face smile a
though burden had been lifted from
his heart and from that moment b,
doubtless found peace with God. Fl,
gave testimony that he was ready t,
go and died peacefully with a smile
upon his face.
So we have the hope that he foun,
mercy and pardon with the Savior ant
now rests from his toll and aflllction
"where the wicked cease iron
troubling and the weary are at rest.
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Ohio Patents

Granted this week. Reported by c..
A. Snow e. Co., Patent Attorneys,
Washington d. C.,-Chas. e. Baker &
A. w. Burwell, Cleveland, treating
ores; Anton Becker, Columb bus, steel
underframe for cars; Harry Bryarlv
Rogers, lamp bracket; John n. Burk-
holder, Ashland, door hanger; Lee j.
Chapman, Columbus, cusDidor carrier;
VIM. M. Daley, Chaunday, foot pro-
PEELED vehicle. Henry E. Deckebach,
Cincinnati, collingwort Napoleon
DuBrul, Cincinnati, tobacco cutter |;
John s. Dudley, Marion, book holder (;
Jesse Ferguson, Hoytsville, milk
bucket Edward II. Fouts, Greenville,
motor vehicle; David f. Graves,
Oberlin, dumping bed for wagons +;
Ezra w. Hasenphug, Geneva, door
stop; Orin Kelly, Oreton, tire pro-
tector; VIM. T. Lane, Fostoria, guard
or fender for cars Chas. Leow, Lake
wood, filtering element George d.
Loomis, Tiffin, we'll drilling apparatus:
Bert G. Maxwell, Canton, account
cabinet Richard G. Nugent, Cincin-
natl, friction clutch Abadiah
Shidler, Alliance, weed and grass
trimmer ETC.; Benjamin F. Stuart,
Oberlin, hand cultivator; Frederick
L. Smith, Hamden Junction, car
wheel; James M. Snelus, Niles, plas
ter composition Edward F. Wendell
ken, Marietta, check valve. For copy
of any of above patents send ter
cents in postage stamps with date Of
this paper to G. A. Snow & Co., Wash
ington d. G.
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Call on John Pfarr for cleaning aud
repairing. l5l West Main steet.