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TUNGSTEN ORES INCREASING
IN VALUE RAPIDLY
CONTINUED from page one.)

ores in the United States are small
since even a considerable rise in the
price of the metal does not stimulate
production. In reality. however, the
situation is far different. The known
deposits in this country have multi
piled during the last few years, but
their development has, if anything,
been curtailed. This Is due to GER
tain apparently well-defined causes,
enumerated below:
First-Ignorance of the average
miner regarding the value, uses, de-
mand and methods of concentration
and shipment of tungsten The writ
er has received in the past few years
hundreds of communications from
mine owners and prospectors in va
rious parts of the country requesting
information on these points.
Second-The dissemination of cap
it,. to invest in tungsten properties,
owing to lack of knowledge regarding
same, the numerous failures of such
mines in the past, and the more GER
tain and profitable indications in
mining the better known metals.
Third-The extravagant demands
of prospectors for their claims, and
their exaggerated ideas of the value
of the lands. This deters capital
from entering upon operations, as
the initial cost is too high to make
the venture appear profitable.
Fourth-The general rise in price
of copper. silver. anthony and other
metals. This has caused the invest
ment of ENORMOUS amounts In the
development Of copper and silver
mines and prospects, largely to the
exclusion of the development OF 9TH
err properties. The profits In the
operation of producing copper. silver
and gold mines during the last three
years have been uncommonly large,
which has naturally attracted much
capital and stimulated the search for
such deposits. The inducements to
operate and develop tungsten, molybr
denum and titanium deposits have
not, therefore, seemed sufficiently
great to bring about any consider
able exploitation of these minerals.
1t may be said here that the causes
above enumerated apply to other
rare minerals as well as tungsten.
The result has been that, while the
United States probably contains as
important deposits of tungsten,
molybdenum, platinum, tantalum,
ETC., as any other section at the
globe their development has SO far
not been commensurate with their
Importance. The work of the United
States geological survey and its in
vestigatiOns in this direction cannot
be too highly commended as it Is
tending to familiarize petenttal pro-
ducers with the characteristics and
market of the hess widely known
minerals.
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Bralstreet's Repa,&,

NEW YORK, July Especial ca
BILE and telegraphic communication
received by Bradstreet's show the
following changes in available sup
plies as compared with previous ac-
counts:
United States, east of the
Rockies, increase 50S,000 bushels.
Canada decreased / ,16S,000 hush
els
Total United States and Canada,
decreased 100000 bushels.
Afeat for and in Europe, decrease
of 100000 bushels.
Total American and European
supply, decreas of 6,160,Q00 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada,
decrease of $1,000 bushels.
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NEW YORK, July Cooper was
weak and loywer as well IT'S tin, and
leading producers of this country an
nounced a reduction in their selling
prices.
In London spot copper was |
pound lower at 80 pounds, and flu
lures declined two pounds at 90.
Locally Lake is quoted at $22.50 @
$3.50; electrolytic, $21.50 OPP;
casting, $20.50@21.
Lead was weak at 1925 q 5.35 in
the local market, but was unchanged
at 20 pounds SIS in London,
Spelter was IS Cd higher, at "a
pounds Is. Cd. In the London mar
ket, but declined about ten points
locally to $6.15 @620.
Iron was higher in London, with
standard foundry quoted at SIS. and
Cleveland warrants SIS. Sd. To-
cally the market was unchanged.
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ACocks' Hand Laundry

Best of service Prices reasonable.
We call for and deliver goods. Laun-
dry, Ely street, northeast of school
house. MRS. E. ACOCKS. Prop.
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Chance Suspended.

BROOKLYN, July 9.-There was
no disturbance during today's game
as Washington Park, where the (Al-
cago and Brooklyn teams played
their fourth game of the present. Sc
ries CAPTAIN Frank Chance was not
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DINNA KEN WON
THE LAWRENCE
REALIZATION

NEW YORK, July 9.-H. p Whit
ney's Dinna Ken won the Lawrence
Realization stakes of $16,3S0 at
Sheepshead Bay today, defeating the
heavily played McGinnis colt. Frank
Gill, after Peter Pan had been with
drawn, the track not being to his lik-
ing. Frank Gill was backed down
from to to IL to 5. At the start
Zambesi broke in front and set fast
pace, followed by Frank Gill and
Salvador. These positions were
maintained to the far turn, where
Mountain began to send Dina Ken
up and soon was on even terms with
Frank Gill. In the stretch, Dinna
Ken easily drew away and won by
one and half lengths. SummaiE:
First race, five and half furlongs
-@Scallop won, Montauk second, Hal
third. Time, :0S 1-5~
Second race, steeplechase, short
course-Sun Glow won, Dick Shaw
second, Blue Pigeon third. Time,
4:07.
Third race, the Double Event, six
furlongs--St. Amina won, Chapulte-
pee second, King James third Time,
1:13 2-5.
Fourth race, the Lawrence Reali-
zation stakes, one mile and five fur
longs-Dinna Ken, 1913 (Mountainl,
II to 5, won; Frank Gill, i20
Knapp, 10 to 10, second. Salyi-
dor, 123 tRadtke), I to 3 third.
Time, 2:02.
Fifth race, one nliie--Gc!den
West won,. Bluebook second, Cam
brinus third. Time, | :Gi 80.
Sixth race, mile ana an eighth
Miss Crawford wen, Joaquin second,
Prince Ching third Time, SO As.
Cedarstrom tinishad second but
was disqualified for foulins.
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DETROIT, July Except for the
home-run method, Schaeffer and
Cobb each getting four-bagger, De-
troit found it almost impossible to
score on Tannehill Score
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Commercial Club, AAsoarnel.

The Comperclal club met last
night and adjourned for two weeks
when the business that has been laid
on the table will be transacted.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


BOSTON, July An a disorderly
game today Boston defeated Cincin-
natl. TO /. In the sixth Inning Lo-
bert claimed that Tenny interfered
with his throw when the Cincinnati
player sent the ball into the bleach
ers, letting in three runs Score
IL L,
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Broke Even.
PHILADELPHIA, July a. Pitts
burg and Philadelphia split even in
double-header today. rhe visitors
won the first contest Dy hirring
Sparks hard while Brown held Pitts
burg to three hits in the second
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Batteries-Eubanks, W::iett, Don
ovan, Archer and Schmidt; Tame
hill and Criger.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
White Invincible.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Phiiadeipnia
could do nothing against White with
men on bases today and Chicago won.
Score: II. II. II.
chicago - !"
philadelphia ... Il q
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Two HOnlers.

Batteries-White and M"rariand;
BARLEY and Powers.
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At lator,Ia.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Latonia re-
suits.
First race, five furlongs-L. c.
Widrig won, Belarius second, Lep
Godchaux third. Time, 1902 SIS.
Second race, six furlongs-O
Grove won, Hustled second, Potter
third. Time, liza 4-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Gold
Proof won, Colloquy second, Fronte-
mac third. Time, 1913 2-5.
Fourth race, five and a half fur
Cincinnati trophy, net value,
So, 690-Chulita won, r. G. Bann
second, Cloyne third. Time, 1908.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth
Old Honesty won, Monsignor second,
The Clansman third. Time, LAG 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and quarter
Monochord won. Water Lake second,
Rebounder third. Time, 2:0S 4~5.
Seventh race, mile and e quarter
Carew won, Clyde second, Savoir
Faire third. Time, 2:O7 2-5.
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SPORTS

present today. Chance has been in
definitely suspended. Score:
Chicago ............7 0
Brooklyn .......1 10 1
Batteries-Iverall and King, Bell
and Ritter.
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CLEVELAND, July 9.--New York
broke even on the series with Cleve-
land today, winning the game. Orth
outpitched Rhoades, Cleveland scor-
inc it's only run on an error Score:
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INCORPORATE IN ARIZONA

COSTS But FTETY DOLLARS BESIDES FEEs-,Dy,N.
THOUSANDS
No franchise Arizona
Incorporating andpa
from liability andno
books need be kept public inspection
IN ARIZONA President Stodard in
All blanks
and
STODDAlD INCORPORATING COMPANY,
ArizOna.
Reference Arizona Goldfed
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SECOND INSTALLMENT


Delinquent Tax List of White Pine
County, Nevada, for the year 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the sec
ond installment of taxes for the year
GELS Of property. belonging to the
cesl of property, belonging to the
within named persons. has this day
become delinquent, and that ten pei
cent will be added to the original tax
besidesthe cost of publication. and that
|. J. I, Miles, County Treasurer OF
White Pine County. will call at moor
on Monday. the 18th day of July. A ID.
1907, in trent Of the Courthouse door
In ELY, all pieces and parcels of prop
erty on which said taxes. ten per cent
penalty and costs or advertising. have
not been paid for for all of said sums
ject to redemption within six months
from said 10Th day of July. by payment
of all the said sums, with three per
cent per month thereon from the said
18th day of July. until paid as pro-
vided by Section as Chapter XOrX,
Statutes OF Nevada. 4S9l. and also pro-
vided by Section 2. Chapter J.XXXI
Statutes Of Nevada, 1897.
Robert Crawford
Value of Peal EStatA e.on M
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Eleven Innings.

Eleven Innings.
LOS ANGELES, July 9.-Nagle
pitched good game up to the ninth
inning, no Oaklander reaching third
base. Burns relieved Magic in the
tenth, and in the eleventh Oakland
scored the winning run on I walk
and two hits. Score:
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COAST LEAGUE.

Well Supported.
OAKLAND, July 9.-Joy was. well
supported today and San Francisco
won by score of 3 to 2. Score:
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Took the Final

ST. LOUIS, July 9.--St. Louis
took the final game of the series
from Washington today. Perrin
was hit in the head in the second in
ming, requiring medical attention.
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Broke EVcvn.

Batteries-PoWeII, BueI0w and
Spencer; Patten, Smith and Heyden.
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Cleveland .......-. 81
New York 80. ..:..o Ii z
Batteries = Rhoades and CLARK ,
Orth and Tmoas.
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Batteries Maggie, Burns and Ea-
ger: Wright and Bliss.
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Won DOuble-Heaticr.
NEW YORK, July g. New York
took both of today's double header
1 ,ia st Louis. Fromme in the h's;
game was called upon TO relieve
Lush in the sixth inning Scores:
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Lemon--Wilaon.

A quiet wedding occurred at the
v. B. parsonage at $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening of last week,
when Rev. Howard pronounced the
words thatunited DriverFrank Lemon,
of the Fire Department, and Miss
Leota Wilson, of the Western Union
Telegraph Office, in the bonds of mat.
rimony. Mr.. Lemon is An exemplary
young man, and his bride has by her
ability, character and accommodate.
ing disposition made herself highly
popular, not only with the patrons of
the telegraph company, but with all
who know her. The NEws-HERALD
joins the many friends of the couple
In extending good wishes.
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John W. Vogel's Big City Minstrels
boasts of a band of twenty-one pieces
and orchestra of fifteen, both under
the able direction of Prof. Joseph
norton, and the Louisiana Glee Club,
under the direction of Harry Leighton
who has the reputation OF being the
foremost vocal director in the min.
strel business, viii supply the vocal
numbers. John W. vogel's Big City
Minstrels will aDpear at Bells Opera
House on Thursday August Is and
should be Witnessed by a crowded
house.
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FOR sALE-A we'll located, we'll i'm
proved and we'll watered farm of 13O
acres in Union township, Highland
county, Ohio, and known as the
"Harvey Wright Farm" 1t is now
owned by dentist living in Dayton,
Ohio, who has put it in my hands for
sale. This farm is going to be sold
and now is your chance to secure a
good home, or an investment worth
the money, as It's owner lives too far
from 1t and is too busy to look after
1t. Call me by either phone or write
me for further information.
J. W. WATTS, Hillsboro, o.
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Church OF Christ.

Services for Lords Day August IL,
Bible school $50 a. m; Preaching
1890 a. m, subject, "Jesus, The Son
of God" Y. P. s. G. E. $3.50 p. M,
subject, "what Lack I Yet ?" The
or dinance of baptism will be observed
at the close of the evening service.
Christians and those seeking the way
of life are invited to attend our SER
vices. HARRY LANE, pastor.
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New Bank at PEBBLES.

The Farmers Bank and Saving Co.,
10 new organization at PEBBLES, in
corporated with capital of e25, 900,
and 1t will do a general banking busi-
ness. At meeting of the Directors
Saturday July q, the following officers
we're elected: President, David
Nixon 1st Vice-President, L. Kirsch.
ner; Secretary and Treasurer, Geo,
e. Hentz.
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OPEN AIR CONCERT
This Evening Nay Be the Last Of the
Season-AttPactive Program.

The open air concert this Thurs
day. evening may be the last of the
season. AS to whether 1t will be or
not, much will depend on what the
contr ibutors to the expense fund will
have to say to the collector this week.
The series has heretofore consisted
of at least twelve concerts, but this
year the management only figured on
eight. 1t Is to be hoped that they
may be continued at least during the
month of August.
For this evenings concert the fol-
lowing program Is announced
March-The Homecomers (new) Sprinkle
Descriptive eFantasia-Across the BorderG
.."......" ............'...h romero
Suggestive of life along the South
western frontier-Sunrise In the adobe
village; Sounds from the Chapel Indians
chant an aboriginal song Cowboys get
the fandango At the Dance Hall "One
more couple this way Srute yer pard'
ners I" The belle OF the ball occasions a
gun play and the offender is chased
across the border by hastily organized
posse OF horsemen)
Trombone SQlo-The Holy City. y......, Adams
Mr.. II. A. Harwood.
waitzes-Sweet Memories (reQuest) Libornio
Intermeszo-Arrah Wanna(request). .Morse
| Selectiop-Bohemian Girl. '........,B Balfe
Patroi-The Blue and the Gray. ...... Dalby
Finale-Old Faithful March (new) Holman
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Notice !!

All property owners and tenants
are hereby notified to cut all weeds in
and around their premises and in
vacant lots, clean privy vaults, hog
pens and cellars and to abate the
nuisance of throwing garbage in
streets and alleys.
BY ORDER OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
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carsytowr Sermon Lecture Course.

The commi ttee announces the fol.
lowing additional dates and speakers
Aug. 4-Dr E. L. Rexford, Columbus,
O., at Careytown 2:30 p. m. and New
Vienna 1880 p. m.
Aug. 1S=Prof. F. q. Green, State
Normal School, Westchester, Pa.
Sept. 1-Prof. 8. d. Fess, President
Antioch College, Yellow Springs, o.
Sept. 15-Allan o. Myers, Worth.
ington, o.
Sept. 29-E. P. West, Superinten-
dent Public Schools, Wilmington, o.
Oct. 13-Prof. N. B. Graham, State
University, Columbus, o.
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On and after August 18th the coal
Office of G. A. Pence will be opened
for business. All grades of coal, also
stove wood for heating and cooking
at reasonable prices. For further in
formation apply at Office on West
street, near N. & w. depot. Both
phones.
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The Kramer House is thing of the
past. It is now the Hotel Dillon.
Landlord Dillon is still making i'm
prove ments and will have one of the
cleanest, cosiest and most home like
hotels in the state when the painters
and decorators are through with their
work.
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Harry Franklin, the telegraph oper-
ater who was badly hurt by falling
through trestle while going to flag
freight train at Musselman few
days ago, Is recovering from his
injuries at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin, of West
Main street.
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Madison county, Ind, of which An
derson 10 the county seat, has organ.
lied an Ohio Society about 3, 900 strong
Hillsboro is doubtlesswell represented.
as a number of Hillsboro people are
now residents of Anderson.
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Hugh J. Erwin returned home Mon
day after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. d.
Davis at Cleveland. Mrs. Erwin and
daughter remained for = longer visit.
"Hy" sends word that he will attend
the Home Coming festivities.
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County Commissioner John G. Ben
nington expectslto leave Saturday for
a visit with relatives in Kansas and
Oklahoma.
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Mrs. Chas. Orr died at the home of
her ia ther, Rev. j. w. Klise Tuesday,
after an illness of several weeks, aged
81 years. The funeral was held
Wedn esday afternoon, services at the
house being conducted at 2:30 o'clock
by Rev. Deaton. Interment in the
Hillsboro cemetary.
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Sylvester Shaw, of sugartree Ridge,
who went to Cincinnati several days
ago to undergo treatment for spinal
trouble, returned home yesterday,
the doctors having decided that an
oper alton was not advisable.
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The Water-works Trustees have
contracted for sixty horsepower
gasoline engiue, and pipe laying will
begin within the next few days. Let
the good work move ng.-Leesburg
Buckeye.
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Members of the old Seventy-ninth
regiment which holds Its reunion at
Middletown August lS, will be enter
tained BY General Corbin with 4 re-
past and II IL expected that most of
the survivors will be present.
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John Steulpnagel, of Salem, s. D.
is the guest of his wife's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. a. 81. Maddox. Mrs. Steulp
nagel has been here for some time.
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Robert worthington, who had been
= sufferer from paralysis for the past
eight years, died At his home In Lees.
burg Tuesday evening Of last week,
aged o. years. Funeral services were
held at the Leesburg N. e. Church
Friday morning. Burial At Green
held.
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Mrs. Annie Sands Kiger, stsnogra-
pher for the Union Central Life In
Nirance Company Of Cincinnati, has
returned 70 her duties, after spending
. two wssbs' vseatioa With her par
|ents, Col. snd Mn. J. =. Dands. (
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John Kirschenslager, a popular Chill
licothe musician and cafe proprietor,
died suddenly from heart disease last
Thursday. Mr.. Kirschenslager came
to Hillsboro frequently to play during
the days of Prof. AcKenzie's Conser'
vatory of Music. and had many friend'
here. sat
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Rev. David Cady Wright, Of Padu
cab, KY, came last week to join hit
wife and visit her mother, Mrs. ]. W
Smith and other relatives.
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Conductor w. n. York, of the
Florida and East Coast Railway, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his uncle,
Col. !. r. Sands. Mr.. York is sou
Of the man who ran the Hrst engine,
"ths 0rasshOppcr," over the B. & o,
railroad.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Beard, who
have been visiting In Hillsboro, re-
turned to their home In Dayton Sun.
dav
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Ike Cohn and daughter, Miss Lillian,
returned home last week after visit.
ing relatives at Chicago.
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James West, IS years old, son of w.
W. West, formerly of this city, now
of Denver, has passed an examination
for mail clerk and expects to soon be
working for Uncle Sam.
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Miss Ruth Britton has been EN-.
ployed by the School Board to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Miss Ella link.
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Misses Ruth Britton, Jessie link,
Maud McCoppin and Nellie Dawson
arrived at home Saturday morning
after attending a term Of normal
school at Ypsilanti, Mich.
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Orville Bryte, who has been attend
ing the Indiana Business College,
Muncie, Ind, is home spending his
vacation.
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W. A. Wilkin and family, of Ana.
darko, Oklahoma, are guests of rela.
tives in this vicinity. Mr.. Wilkin ID
a missionary among the Indians in
Oklahoma.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ). Edgar Ware and
childre n, of Lynchburg, Va, are the
guests of Mrs. Wares father, Judge
T. M. Watts.
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Rev. and Mrs. David NJ. Sweets, D.
D., and children, of Shelbyville, KY
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Ferris,
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The Christian Union Church will
give an ice-cream supper at Marshall
in the K. of P. Hall on next Saturday
night August 10. Everybody invited
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Ed. E Grassland, formerly travelling
salesman for the McKeehan-Hi -Hiestand
Grocery Co., called on friends here
Friday and Saturday.
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The seventh annual picnic of The
South Salem Farmers Institute and
Picnic Association will be held In
Parrett's Park, near Lyndon, August
Is.
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Burge Hunenberger, formerly, Of
this place, and Mrs Gertrude Gordan,
of Springfield, we're married July 81,
by Rev. Replodgle
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-08-08

Mrs. Or. Murphy, Of Lynchburg
spent last week with her daughter
Mrs. Louis Stanley, of West Walnut
street.