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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09
MIDeErs SENTENCED

George IL .dget-, coIors1, convicted Of
murdet by the Corporation Court lsst
Aoril, wss this morning sentsuced BY
ia Ige Barley to be hanged on Friday, the
17.h Of next January.
Midgets Was conducted into The court
room and placed In the dock shor ly
after 10 o'clock. He was Ia charge OF
Sergeant Cox and Warden CAbdier, be-
Ing handcDffed to the latter. The pris-
oner has grown full whiskers since his
first appearsncein The Corporation Curt
last spriug although he said at that time
he could not raise beard. Midgets at
first lapsed into reyeries, bat when Cbiei
Goods and Warden Caadler entered into
conversation with him, he laughed snd
appeared for the time not to realize MS
certain fate. He was ready to talk and
engage 10 pleasantly every time any one
approached him.
The court was not called to order until
lilo, by which time large crowd bad
gathered 10 the room. Mr.. n. ).
Greenaway, the clerk, ordered Midgeis
to STAND and show cause why the sen-
tence of death should not be passed upon
him.
Midgets, apparently collected, arose
and said he had something to say con-
corning the sentence which was about to
be prom ounced. He began by observing
he hardly knew what to say. He said
be was Disguised with his own life,
which bad been a failure, and referred TO
a picture of his victim {the late Q. L.
Smith, which appeared in Washington
paper during his trial last April, and
asserted that the msu was not his victim.
Midgets said he would not talk of his
past life The world would never be-
come acquainted with it. After bis
death Il made no difference what the
world said about him. He had during
life done some things which displsssed
him, but he had never taken human life.
He said he had DO fear of death, as be
had been preparing for it, and believed
that though man die he shall live
sgsin. He asserted that the people had
made sad mistake 10 his case, although
all made mistakes. Oae witness, how
ever, be sfFirmed, bad knowingly sworn
falsely in bis Gaze.
At The conclusion Of Midgets' state
ment Judge Barley pronounced sentence
as follows:
George Midgets, you have received a
fair and impartial trial by jury OF
twelve mer-ss capable and fair a jury
as was ever summoned in this city.
They found you gully. 1t is now my
sad duty to pass the sentence OF death
upon you. 1t is my order that you be
taken to the city Jail AID there coDdued
until Friday, the 18th day OF January,
1908, on which day between the hours
of 6 q. m. and 12 10. yu be taken to
the jail yard ADD thers hanged by the
neck until yon sre dead, aud may God
have mercy on your soul"
Midgets was then handcnfed to Mr.
Craven Peylon aud was returned to the
jail 10 charge Of Warden Gambler.
The crowd later left the court room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09
CLEARED.

Tie Norwegian steamer Gsrbaldi
which arrived here on Friday last was
locked at the shipyard, cleared yesterday
for Nova Scotia, having been loaded by
the Virginia Timter Company with ship
timber 10 foriyseieLt hours, The Fog.
lish steamer Barbarassa which Wac ex-
pec,ed here last week, was ordered 10 an.
other port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09
YESTERDAY.

Yesterday was almost like an Indian
summer day. The sun shone brightly
the peculiar haz, Of middle fall WAS per-
ceptible and the temperature WIS warm
enough to be enjoyable. bu. sufficiently
blsciDg 10 be exhilsra.ing. Many people
we're on the streets and many more en-
ioyed strolls or drives 10 the country.
The churches were ali we'll ATTENDED and
the services In many Of them were Of
unusual interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09
TELEGRAPHER3 MEET.

The TeIegraphers' Union composed of
the Pennsylvania, B. & o., O. & o.,
Southern and r., F. & 2. railroads, held
40 interesting meeting at their lodge
room in Sarep.a Hall, Saturday. After
some routine business they were ad-
dressed BY Pres dent Perham, Of the
National Telegrsphers' UniOn. After
the meeting the member, about rs 10
number, were entertained at sumptuous
supper at RammePs Restaurant.
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SPECIAL TERM.

Governor Swanson today wired to the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court stating that
be had designated Judge Harrison, of
Winchester, to bold special term OF
the Circuit Court for this city tomorrow
TO try the damage case Of J. l.. Loose
vs.. The Southern Railway Company.
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POLICE COURT.

GJustice II. R. Cation presiding
There were but two cases b>fOre the
Police Court ibis morning. A stranger,
who was chsrg'd with dest Grating q
tomb, was fined $40, and soldier, Wis
hsd been arrested for drunken fnd dis.
orderly conduct, forfeited his collateral
by failing to appear.
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PERSONAL.

Col. T. H. Ficklin, prircipal ti
Washington rchool, was conhaed to his
homo bS sickues today and his school
was NOS open. =.
Among those who attended the dinner
given by the Gridiron Club in Washing
tod. Saturday night, was Nr. w. b.
Smoot, of this city.
Mrs. ID. @. Reinohl, mothcr-in law oil
Wythe White, manager of the Bell Te ,
ephone O.. in this city, is critically III
ut her home in Washington.
Among those who attended the dance
given by the Imperial Club, in Wash
iugtou, on wednesday night last was
Miss Meyrl GoIdsniIh, Of this CITY,
Up to da'e Footwear. Buster Brown.
E. G. Skuffer, Educator We keep The
leading styles. Try Us ]. A. Mar
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Lemuel Jackson and William Murphy
were arrested today by Officer Ferguson
az suspicious characters.
James w. Jackson Council, Jr. 0.
u. A. NJ, will give their annual dance
at Odd FeIlows' Hall tonight.
The schooner Irene, belonging TO Mr.
John Hamersley, of this city, was sunk
few days sgo in the lower river.
The Citizens National Bank was
drsped In mourning today in respect to
the memory of Mr.. w. Ii. Lambert, one
of its vice presidents.
The Emerson Pump Works, which
has temporarily suspended the manu-
facture of seam pumps, expects to re-
sumo operations within the Dext week
or two.
Arrangements will soon begin for the
preliminary survey of connecting line
between the Great Falls and Old Do
minion Railway and the Washington,
Frederick aud Gettysburg road.
A committee of Sons OF Confederate
Veterans, appointed to prepare a con-
stitution aud set of bylaws and to name
the new camp, and make Its report at a
meeting TO be held tonight In Oonfeder-
ate Veterans Hall.
Elizabeth Beavers, Administrative OF
the estate OF Emma Beavers, has brought
suit 10 the O;rcnit Court of Fairfax
county for $40. 900 damages against the
estate Of Silss w. Putnam, who muir
defed Emma Beavers last March and
then committed suicide. John ID. Payne
Ia sued as curator of the estste OF Pullman.
Money can be saved BY buying your
Shots at Marshnlls, 422 King street.
NOVEL #
All want the best. The Hess, Walk
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quality
Shoes are TO be bad al ]. A. Marshall
& Bros, 422 King street. NOVEL tt
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A Significant Prayer.

~ " the Lord help You make Bucklen's
Arnioe Sslve tgoBn 10 ALL" writes J. q.
Jenkins, Of hapel Hill. N. c. IL quickly
took the pain out OF felon for me and
cured Il in wonderfully short time" Best
on earth for sores, burns and wounds. 25c at
all drug stores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09

THE members Of Alexandra Council, No
l 6g7 Royal Arcsnum, are hereby notlhed
to att nd stated meeting OF the Council TO De
ieid Tuesday evening, December 10th. at 8
o,cIock B9siness. election Of Off
cers. Ry order of the Council.
]. L. ALEXAEpEl., Secretary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09

For this sect on raj tonight and Tuesday,
warmer tonight; fresh southeast to houih
winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09

Up 10 date FoOtwesI-We lead. Others
follow. We keep the leading pew ideas.
Try us. J. A. Marshall Z Bros, 422
King street. noVzl u
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LOST.

ON Friday, Nov Goth, small built WHITE
~ FOX TERRIER. brown and dark spots
about ehrs and head Answers to the maine
Of "Msc " Reward will be paid il returned
TO SlS King street.
dec2 IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09

NIOTI E. An adjourned meeting of the
~ Sons Of Confederate Veterans will be
held at 8 o'clock, this evening at Confsd crate
Hall. No. SOC Primes street, 10 receive report
of Committee Of Constitution sDd By Laws
abd for the electi OF ofliceri. Al Ons an !
gra1asoas of Veterans are earnestly requested
10 attend. All Confederate Veterans are in
yited 10 be pressDt;
IL Committee.
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Ask yor grocer for Tencent.
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WANTED.

Girls WANTFD.-Iu the fitting room at
VI the PAFF SHOE FACTORY: also in
packing room. Good wages. Easy work.
Steady employment. de5 lw
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Local Matters.
Ssp and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities

Sun rises tomorrow q. 7OS q. 10. and sets
4:38. High Water 10 81.
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Keen KuIGP Ku|lePV
R. E. KNIGHT,
62l.62S-625 KING ST.

CHARLOTTESvILrE AID RkPIDAN
~ RAILROADtON NY. o.
Alexandria, w.. DEC 9. 1857.
To the holders Of the Chsrlp tsville ard
Rapdan Railrold BINDS: The following
bonds drawn for redemption y lot, 10 ae-
cordauee with the terms OF the mort SAGE. will
be Iii t the Office ofthe Philad,l phia Trust,
Sife Deco-it and Insurance Comp my, Phila-
delpbis, Pa. with accrued interest, on jan
uary /, 1853.
No. 4, 8. %, 20. 4s. 40. y, 50. Isl. 155, l6S.
1871, 227 for s. 600 each-slS, 600.
Nos 2 & y6S. S67. 1888, 4Ol. 4H4. 421, 4S9.
as sl3 5ii. 55e, 6s2, 6ss, SIS, 6I5, G32, 634,
673. 6s2 for 35o0 eech-S.0. 900.
Mes. ISL, 7G2. Si8 for 800 ca h $500.
rDN. l.. DAINGERfiELD. trustee.
da.u al
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Fancy open kettle NEW ORLEANS NO.
LA5SES. Just received December 3, by J. y
MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09

CAIEAND RECITAL OF OLD SONGS,
- benefit Of the Free Kindergarten. Tues.
day, December 10th, a. Lee Camp Hall. Ad'
mission free to sale from two to six ?. NJ.
Recitsi at 8 p. m, Tickets zoo.
dsfG At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09

Money can be saved BY buying your
Shoes at MarShalPs, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-09

All want the best. The Hess, Walk
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quality
Shoes are TO be bad al J. A. Marsball
& Bros, 422 King street. NOVEL If
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-10-24
Afro-American News.

Mrs. Charles A. G. Turner attended
the Ohio Baptist State Convention
at Xenia last week.
Mrs. B. A. Mitchell and daughter,
Helen, arrived in this city Saturday to
make this their future home. Mr..
Mitchell is the new pastor of the New
Hope Baptist church.
Mrs. Jess Evans died in Leesburg
last Saturday after long illness.
She leaves a husband and several
children to mourn her loss.
John Rollins, of the Gest Settle.
ment, was in town Saturday.
Daniel Gantz is quite sick at his
home in the east end of the city.
Robert Evans, of Piqua, was In this
city::Sunday for few hours, having
been called to Leesburg on account
of the death of his brothers. wife.
Vernon Young, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Young, is quite sick.
Prof. VIM. Greene will deliver an
address to the Sunday School Of the
3rd district at Bloomingsburg next
Sunday.
! Mrs. John q. johnson, of Cincinnati
visited her mother, Mrs..Laura Elliott
last week.
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relatives at Ripley last Saturday and

relatives at Ripley last Saturday and
Sunday.
Peter Forseille and wife, Of New
Boston, are guests of relatives here
since last week.
The l. o. o. p. Hall is being repaired
by Albert Osborne and Clarence
Snyder.
Concrete walks are being laid In
various parts of the town.
Geo. Tr0utman's concrete dwelling
now In course of construction, will
add greatly to the appearance OF
North High street.
Mrs. Allie McQuitty and children
have returned.from visit with friends
at Sugartree Ridge.
Clyde Smith and family, of Win
chester, were guests of Newton Kiel
and family Sunday.
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The Goth day of the month 10 the
day of the big swine sale on the farm
of DR.. II. NJ. Brown, south of town
The sale will be held In the new sale
barn, which will be ample to accommo
date a great number of people with
comfortable seats and the weather, Il
bad. need not deter prospective
patrons from attending ~ there will
be shelter for man and beast. The
Offering Il known to be the best yei
brought out on the famous old farm
and those wishing TO securs Goo(
Poland China, Chester White o. Large
Euglish Berkshire hogs should ne'
miss this goldsn opportunity - secuvs
thsn at prlceg ct by ~ purchasers
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MOWRYSTOWN.
Oct. q, 1907.


Rev. Steam delivered an excellent
sermon to a large audience In the
Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon.
J. s. Galliett and wife, of Sardinia,
we're visiting friends here Saturday
and Sunday.
Levi Funk and wife and two daugh-
ters, who have been pleasant visitors
among friends here, returned to their
home at Springfield, No., Thursday,
accompanied by their uncle, James
Weaver, of this place, and another
uncle, Jacob Weaver, of Buford. The
Weaver brothers will visit sister
and other relatives there.
Oak Reno, of Pike Chapel, visited
his cousin, Jesse Ruble, Saturday
night.
Mrs. Marinda Rilea, of Blanchester,
and Mrs. Harry Aymes, of Whining
ton, are visiting at the home Of
Sylvester Kier.
Perry Kier and family, of Hamilton
have moved into the W. Z. Diehl
property on Diehl street.
Joseph War dIow, of Adams county
and Miss Eva Miller, of Brown county
we're married at the U. q. patronage
by Rev. Alton recently.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs
Nora Rose by her friends In honor o.
forty-hrst birthday. She receives
some valuable presents and the occa
sion was an enjoyable one for all.
q. w. Badgley and wife and littl'
son are with friends At Rainsbor'
this week.
Carey Feuwick and son, of Dales
vile, Ind, spent the past week Will
relatives In this vicinity.
VIM. Few and wife left last weel
for an extended visit with relatives .
Alabama and Tennessee,
Wesley Miner and wife spent las
Sunday with relatives At Danville.
, Thos. Rose made business trip b
/ Hillsboro one day last week.
Chas. Kier was business visitor +
! the Hill City Friday.
B0rn--To Geo. Aignery and wife
Oct, 10, . big boy. Also to Loui'
Porter And wife On the o1we date.
big boy. ~.
nias Tilds Troutmau spsnt . plsal
ant day With Niss Lana Enverafd, q
n this place last week.
". ,. oallleet a. wife ealle1 :
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RUSSELL.
Oct. 2l, 1907,

OCT. Il, tVOl,
Mesdames Handley and Miller, of
Pontiac, Ill, Who have been guests-at
the home of their cousin, Mrs. Laura
Burton and other relatives, were
Unexpectedly called back to. their
home Yesterday ON account of the
serious illness of their little grand
daughter.
John L. Strange, of Greenaeld., was
At E. @. Boatright's yesterday
Divine service win be conducted
here next Sunday at 2;aN .. y. by
Rev. Frenger. A cordial Invitation
10 extended to all to attend.
W. W. Britton and, vile went "a
Columbus yesterday TO visit their
children.
Miss Clara Bellei. at Washington
o. H., was visiting her cousin, Mis'
Grace Hart, last week.
Andrew RunyaA and family have
moved into MIRA Richardson's prop
erty, lately vacated BY James Fenner
Miss Edna Kiszer, Of Hillsboro. wa
visiting At the home of her father
George Kinser, last week.
Frank Hart, of New Vienna, wa
visiting st Turner Hart's Yesterday
Miss Bessie Newton h visiting =
Springfield.
Mrs. Lizzie 0reathouse, Of Lebanon
has bsen guest few days With hs
parents, william Newton and wife
anA slso .of her stetes, Mn. naSth,
oaFpsnteI, - ehsrpsvills
~ 1uneral az Uncle oeerfe Ln6
Htek w - ~ 1oReFsov I I
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According to the Bureau of the
census, Ohio is the leading State In
the manufacture of carriages and
wagons, Indiana, second, New York,
third and Michigan fourth. In the
manufacture of family and pleasure
carriages It is frst. 1t should be a
source of pride to Highland county
people that the very best of these are
made right here In Hillsboro.
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Fairview at l o'clock.

The g. A. r. will hold their regular
meeting here next Saturday, OCT. 20,
at Up. m.
The Sunday School convention of
Union township was held here yester.
day. An excellent program, was
rendered and all present seemed to
enjoy themselves. Those Who at
tended from a distance were Henry
Frost, president of the convention,
Ed Hetherington and friend. Of Hills
boro, Marion Britton,. of near New.
Vienna, Burt King and wife, ~ Sharpe,
Vile, Alfred Cadwalladerr and wife,
Charles Sinclair and wife, and Others,
from Willettsville. A number were
also present from Fairviev and Dunn's
Chapel. The conventioa adjourned.
to meet next spring.
Mics Maud Hussey, Of Ka ,sas, who
has been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Anna Burton, a few days, is now visit
ing relatives at New Vienna.
| Protracting meeting will be. In
progress this week At Dunn's- Chapel
conducted by Rev. Frenger.
sylvanus Achor and wife, Of Sharpe.
VILE, were visiting the latters. .mothers
Mrs. Melissa Newton, one. day laah
week.
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''Send us up some breakfast" sang
out one of the airship men to Fair
field township farmer. Can't blame
the aeronaut. At the hour he passed
over that bailwick the aroma Of buck
wheat cakes and "tree molasses''
fron hundreds Of tables had just
haA tine 70 rise 70 the strata Of air
n which ~ VA tSaveling.
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That theological seminary student
who deliberately shot classmate In
the neck at Eureka, ILL.,, last Friday,
should be gently admonished that such
behavior is unorthodox. The proper
way would have been to lay for the
offending brother in a cane rush or
football game.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-10-24

The question, "Can dog distin.
guish colors ?" is the subject of an
article in a recent issue of a German
scientific publication. Sure they CAM!
Has anybody ever seen Charlie Days
bull pup make the mistake of follow.
ing a white man?
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Those Hoosiers are great jokers.
While the National Horse Thief Asso-
citation was In session at Newcastle a
few days ago horse valued at $500
was stolen from a nearby stable.
Needless to say, the owner Of the
animal failed to see anything funny
about II.
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Since Secretary Taft has banished
champagne from the insular festal
board he has Paint township cinched
by vote OF about 27 toe. (For fur
ther particulars, see small bills
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Don't attempt to show your smart
ness by reaching through the bars and
toying with Nero's name. Lions resent
familiarities on the part of persons
to whom they have not been intro
duced.
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One nice advantage the balloon has
over the automobile as vehicle is
that 1t can 60 over you without nec-
essarily sending you to the hopital.
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"Remember, the big show is not yet
half over. The gentlemanly agents
will now pass among you"-Why,
of course we'll stay for the concert!
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Your chimneys may have been all
right a year or two ago and now may
be very unsafe. 1t is we'll at the
beginning Of winter and hot fires to
know that your chimneys are all right.
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Duros-lsrssv Swine Sales
ON OCTOBER 25, 1907,

At Brook View Stock Farm, two
miles northwest of Lynchburg, Ohio,
fifty head of Duroc-Jersey Hogs will
be offered. This Offering will contain
some choice animals of both sexes.
Catalogue after October l5.
9. 9. PuCKE1T, Lynchburg, o.
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Unclaimed-One full-grown earth
quake. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this
"ad."
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ON OCTOBER y, 1907,

Fifty head of Duroc-Jersey Hogs will
be sold At auction At Kenwood Stock
Farm, one and one-haf miles north
east of Hillsboro, o. Choice boars
and gifts, by Kiug-to-Be and his great
son, King Pal, the el, 500 boar. Oat 4
logue mailed ON application.
BOYD q KING, Hillsboro, o.
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Indicai ms are that In another
year or two a passing balloon will be
regarded with as little curiosity as a
passing hOnk-h0n wagon.
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So to express 1t, President Roose-
welt is In favor of more water in the
Mississippi and less of 1t In Wall
street.
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Mr.. Heinze has certainly stated 81
varieties of trouble.

The time is coming when the ex
preston "up in the air" may simply
mean taking little balloon ride.
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Mrs Slimson--Shall READ you this
animal story. Willep
Willie-With os Without
"with or without uhats"
"Affidavits M-Life.
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ADVERTISING RATES
will be Made Known on Application

Ofcourse you'll take the babies to
see the monkeys.
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If you have pains In the back. uri-
nary, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and
want . certain. pleasant herb cure
for woman's ills, try Mother 0ray's
AusrRALIAN LEAF. It 10 = safe and
never.failing monthly regulator. At
Druggists or by mail SO cts. Sample
package FREE Address, The Moth
sr Gray Co., Leroy, Ny.
why, Johnny, your sums are all
wrong. Don't you know that II you
subtract somethipg from something.
somethiug less than the somethise
that something 4 subtrsctsd from
vii remain 2"
"How about subtracting one apple
from one plate ? e leavoo jusf q
mpeh pla&e 2" Z. 4 \,
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BY the @ incinnatl Enquirer we zee
that all the leading manufacturers Of
buggies have combined TO advance all
prices 10 per cent. You will surely
have to pay this advance In the
spring. We have . small stock Of
nrst-class vehicles on which We will
cave you money. Remember this Will
not last long.
NJ. CARaoLL : Sons
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Ube Hews-beraIo
. J9LISHED EVERY THURSDAY
ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE . 90
" NOT PAID IN ADVANCE, Si.7s.

Gntered at Postoffice Hillsboro, Ohio
as second class matter.