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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-30

Jan. 81, '08.

Jan. q, '08.
Mics Esther Larkin, who has been
In Cincinnati for some weeks past,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
the home Of her parents, j. r, Larkin
and wife.
Miss Mary Boatright Npent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents at
Russell.
Mrs. Anna Dale, of Cincinnati, has
been guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Terrell the past week.
Miss Mary Wright, of Leesburg, was
the guest of Miss Edna Adams, on
Sunday.
Robert Judkins came up from Gin
cinnati and spent Sunday with his
father.
Rev. e L. Knox had charge of the
morning service at the Memphis
church on Sunday. The series of
interesting and profitable meetings
which have been held there the past
three weeks closed on Sunday evening
after having an addition of about
6fty to the membership of the church.
Miss Anna Terry was visiting rela.
tives in Leesburg Saturday night and
Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Watts, of Marshall,
has been a visitor with friends here
the past week.
Miss Frances Larkins, after spend
ing a month at home, left Tuesday
for Sandusky intending to stop over
for a little visit In Cincinnati and
Dayton.
Misses Adelia Street and Bertha
Syferd spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Miss Street, 10 Whining.
ton.
Miss Mabel Beck, who Is teaching
In Wilmington, was visiting her par
ents, A. NJ. Beck and wife, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Thos Cope and daughter,
Mary, of New Petersburg, we're
guests of DR.. and nlrs. Orebaugh Sun.
dav and Monday.
Stanley Moore and wife we're guests
of the latter's parents, Chas Wood
mansee and wife, over Sunday.
Mrs. c. A Woodm ansee, Mrs Jas
Adams and Miss Elva Morrison, of
Highland, Miss Kathryn Watts, Of
Marshall, and Miss Lenna Thornburg,
of Carevtown, we're entertained
last Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs d. j. Moore.
There will be All entertainment
given by the Hon James Z Barkley,
"Clay Modeler and Cartoonist," at
the Highland Opera House, Thursday
evening, January 80, under the man.
agemen. of the Highland Schools
Admission Is and % cents.
Purcell Earl after two weeks visit
with his brothers here, left Tuesday
to resume his former position In the
NAVY.
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ed for shall be fled at OF before noon
on Saturday, the first day of Febru
airy. 1908, and not later, at the Office
of the Board of Deputy State Super
visors of Elections at or before noon
on the fourth day of February, 1908
"In the event that the consent to
the use of the name of any candidate
for President as designation of any
ticket 10 not granted and filed as
above stated, the names of candidates
for delegates and alternates contain
ed thereon shall be printed upon the
ballot In the column of delegates and
alternates respectively in proper al
pbabetical order, just as though they
had been filed without designation.
"Counties which are entitled to
forty or more delegates may select
delegates and alternates by districts
as their county executive or control.
ling committees may determine, but
in all other respects delegates from
such counties shall be selected In ac-
cordance with the provisions hereof.
"County executive or controlling
committees of the various counties
are directed to call not later than
January 20, 1908, primary elections in
their counties respectively In accord
ance with the provisions hereof.
delegates which are not selected
In strict accordance with all the pro-
visions hereof, will not be entitled to
sit in said convention.
"All known Republican electors and
all others who will declare their be-
lief In the principles of the Republi
can party and their purpose to affili.
ate with It at the November election
complying with the Act of April 20,
1904, (97 Ohio Laws. l07), shall be ell
gible to participate In said primary
election. No elector shall sign more
than one petition and the name of no
candidate for delegate or alternate
shall be printed more than once upon
the ballot. If the name Of any elec-
tor as petitioner or candidate for del
egate or alternate shall appear upon
more than one petition hled with the
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of
Elections, such Board shall disregard
such name upon all petitions, except
upon the one Hrst fled.
"Challengers ard witnesses shall be
admitted to polling places ia accord.
ance with law.
"whenever the phase Deputy State
Supervisors of Elections appear In
this call it will be deemed to mean,
Deputy State Supervisors and In.
specrors of Elections with reference
to counties having Deputy State Su-
pervisors and Inspectors of Elec-
tiOn.'"
r. L. LEMON, Chairman.
lie, MCDERMoTT, Secretary
OF the Republican County Executive
Committee of Highland County, o
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New Hope Baptist Church.

Sunday School at $50 a. am., preach
Ing services II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject, IA Satisfactory
Awakening"
Evening subject, Sat the Feast OF
Belshazzar."
Morning prayer and conservation
service at 6 O'Clock.
BY p. U. praise meeting $3.50 p. m
Regular business meeting and an
nual election of officers Friday even
ing, Feb 7.
You are invited to worship with US
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Foraker Is Defeated and Ohio Is
For Taft"

Under the above caption ex-Lieuten'
ant Governor Warren G. Harding,
who is the foremost and acknowledged
Foraker leader in Ohio gives up the
hight. The editorial which was pub.
lished In the Marion Star of which he
is the editor explains the situation In
Ohio and is as follows:
"This Is not band wagon climb; II
Is the calm recording of the trend of
politics. The contest for presiden.
tial preference In Ohio Is at an end.
The Buckeye state is for Tstt. This
is the plain truth. Senator Foraker
may keep up a sem lance of a fight
for district delegates, but 1t will make
no difference. Even granting that be
is able to capture very few districts,
which must now be written as doubt.
full, the policy of attempting to
impair the Taft candidacy when his
own is hopeless one, will not enlist
the support of his friends, not the
kind of support, at any rate, that
counts In politics.
"No matter how keen ones disap.
pointment is that Senator Foraker
has taken himself out of the state
contest, 1t must be admitted that
there was little else to do. He was
being driven to defeat or surrender,
and has encountered both. 1t looks
like an inexorable decree of the
political fates, and as cruel and unjust
a decree as the political fates ever
enforced. 1t is the enforced retire
ment of one of the ablest and most
eminent statesmen In the history of
the American republic. Alas 1t Is
not even spectacular finish. Those
who thought they saw defeat and 20
advised before the senator decided to
battle for perferment In Ohio, admit
ted that the longtime leader might
prefer an heroic finish to inglorlous
surrender. having fought hundred
battles for the party and riding gal
lantly at the head of every charge,
LQcTc was d Uit VI w justify
a great warrior riding to death In the
face of the enemy. But even that Is
not to be witnessed.
"The Star has advocated Senator
Foraker's candidacy because of the
things he stood for. We have thought
his statesm anship of the lofty kind,
and that the trend of events would
Grove him to be right. We have de-
plored the populistic drift OF things,
and we still believe the Republican
party must get back to Mckinley
policies and old-time Republication
10 dominate American politics But
While We admire Senator Foraker as
I aetatesman, we are worse tnan skepti-
cal about him as politician
1sOf course. necannot Judge another
lustlv without getting his point OF
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.ADvERTIsINGgRATEs
Will b. Mil, K1,xao1, Application
By a unanimous vote the Ohio Su

BY a unanimous vote the Ohio Su'
preme Court on Tuesday handed down
a decision sustaining the constitu'
tionarty of the Bronson primary law
thus affirming the fairness and justice
of the Republican State Central Com
mittee In their choice of primary
for the selection of delegates to the
state convention. 1t is now up to the
voters to say who shall represent
them
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For Member Of Congress.

We are hereby authorized to an.
nouuce the name of Jesse TAYLOR, of
jamestown, Ohio, as candidate for
nomination for member of Congress
at the Republican Primary election
to be held in the Sixth Congre ssional
District ON Tuesday, February IL, 1908
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Attachment Notice
Fenton Kesler, plaintiff.

J. W. Handy, defendant
Before A. w. Lucas, Justice of the Peace Of
Marshall township, Highland county, Ohio.
Sad defendant 10 hereby Dotifed that said
justice issued an order of attachment In the
above entitled cause for the sum of one hum
dred and thirty four dollars oi34 00) on the
I'd day of January. A. d. 1903, and said cause
will be heard on the 2ist day of February
FnsroN KnsLuR.
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Antwerp and Amsterdam lead Eu-
rope a. the most healthful municipali.
ties. Madrid 10 At the other end of
the list.
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Agent-How long do you intend to
remain In WashingtonP
Reformer--Until congress passes a
couple of necessary laws that
A ent-Gee You don't want to
rent house--you'd: better buy one
Washington Herald.
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The Berlin police are about to
adopt color photography for the iden-
tification of terminals.
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Tw', locomotives could pass each
other In any of the four tunnels Of
the Mauretania.
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Roy II. Dawson and Experience
wilhelm. both of Greenfield.
Samuel w. C0wman, Hillsboro and
Ocie r. Grove, Boston.
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France is responsible for the game
of billiards. Dev,gne invented It IN
lb72.
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Germany's war in Southwest Africa
has cost o60, 900, 900, which has been
spent overcoming the resistance Of
one or two native tribes.
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seapb agh-Insuranes.
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and the name of no person for Presi-
dent of the United States shall be
printed on the ballot as the designa-
ti0n of any such ticket without his
written consent or that of his duly
authorized representative, fled with
such Board of Deputy State Super
visors of Elections.
.'Tickets upon the ballot shall be
provided with a circle under the
name of the candidate for President,
and all names of candidates for dele
gates or alternates, whether upon
tickets or otherwise, shall have a
proper place at the left of such names
where the voter can designate his
choice by placing cross therein.
Electors may vote a straight ticket
bv placing cross In such circle un-
der the name of the candidate for
President, or they may vote mixed
ticket. Upon each ballot shall be
printed the following direction. Vote
for six delegates and six alternates,
Insert number of delegates, alterna.
ties to which the county is entitled
No ballot shall be counted upon which
the elector shall vote for more candI.
dates for delegates than the numter
to which bis county 10 entitled.
"A.l petitions hereinbef0re provid,
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