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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
GREAT FLEET IN PARADE
FORMS PART oF PHILADELPHIA
CELEBRATION.
sevsrst Hundred Craft Pass. Around
Anchorage OF North Atlantic.
Battleships.

Philadelphia, Oct. s.-The scene OF
Founders week festivities changed
Thursday from the long stretches of
Broad street, the parade ground OF the
pageants, to the waterfront. where a
river fete unique IN the history OF wa.
ter displays was held. In the calendar
VI the seven.day celebration Thursda,
was ehildren's and naval day. The en-
tire third squadron of the North AT
lantic deet, organized by the newly.
completed battleships and armored
cruisers that have gone into commits
sion since the first and second squad
rons started on their record-breaking
cruise around the world. has been al
anchor in the Delaware since SATURDAY.
Last and was the center Of Thursday
unusual picture.
Starting shortly after one o'cloct
Thursday afternoon, a nosilla of som
200 excursion boats. coasiing steam.
ers, ferry boats yachts. city craft.
tags and lower launches steamed from
an assembly point far down the river
ard passed in review around the az
'hbidBt BiOulluS VI luc men -OI- war. NJ
o. the boats in the seven long divisions
cf The water procession we're gay
Hith lags.
Thursday night the naval vessels
we're illnminat cd and there was fire
works display of an hours duration
along three miles oC The Waterfront
Philadelrhi hia. Oct. 10. 49, Philadel
phia's celebration Of Founders week
reachad its climax Friday with the
Passing Of the historical pageant, the
most elaborately planned and most
artistic display of its kind ever at
tempted in any American city.
Accorded a wel-deserved position
OF honor in the line of SO magnificent
iloats, and furnishing touch OF real
history in the glowing pageantry OF
make'believe, was the old liberty bell
itself. The richly priced relic was
taken from its heavy glass case in
Independence hall and placed upon a
low platformed truck for its display in
Fridays parade.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
SEEKS DIVORCE FROM AussANr
Whom She Believed Dead, But who
Returned After She Married.

Athens, O.-An Enoch Arden case
was disclosed in petition filed for
divorce by Gen. Grosvenor, as attor.
ney for a woman client.
Away back in 1886 Ruth Grimes, of
Sharpsburg, Athens county, was mar.
ried to George Boothby They lived
together until March, 1890, when he
failed to provide and urged her to go
home to her mother, he promising to
seek her again once his fortunes
mended She waited 10 years for her
spouse to return, and then she heard
that he had been killed in a railroad
accident near Marietta.
No word had come from him In ~
years. and shortly after the news oT
his death she married and was happy
until few weeks ago she learned tha'
her first. and under the law her only
husband, was alive and in this vicin-
fty. Hence the fling of petition for
divorce without reference in tnat peti-
tion to the fact that she had contract
ed another marriage.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
CEREAL HARVEST IS OVER.
ohio's Wheat Yield Averages r5.e
Bushels Per Acre.

Columbus, 0.-Ovsr thirty million
bushels OF wheat, to be exact, 30. I22..
919, have just been harvested in Ohio,
according to the advance proofs OF
the monthly report at the board OF
agriculture
The estimated area harvested was
1.SS6,06D acres, the average per acre
being 1853 bushels. The quality COM
pared with the average is given as 81
per cent
The oats crop was even larger, 34,,
eS3.45 bushels being harvested from
IN area OF t.27t.SS6 acres. the average
per acre being 26.S. bushels
The corn crop has been harvest ed,
but the prospect compared with the
average is, 80 per cent. the drought
raving out the crop materially in mos,
r. he state.
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Marrow Eseaps From peath.

Ianesville O.-By hastily cutting
f"r shoe or her foot. Prof Robert
all saved the life of hfs wife. Prof
md Mrs, Wall were walking along
he Wheeling & LaHe Erie tracks
3" lien 'l"s Wall's foot became caught
= switch frog at almost the sam"
woment train came IN sight BY IN
ruicf use of his peuHnife Prof Wsr
damaged to extricate his wife from
Nor psrilous position, Just a second
before the train passed
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
MURDER MYSTERY
STIRS OHIO T0E'S
PRETTY GIRL IS FOUND SLAIN BY
THE ROADSIDE NEAR
wApsWoRTH, O.
Her Fianes L. misunderstanding
Was Set for Saturday and No Mo
tive for the Crime Hss Been Re
Vealed.

Wadsworth, o.. Oct f0.--Witb un-
usual energy the police authorities
are endeavoring to unravel the mys-
tery of the murder OF Ora Lee, 2l
years old. a. handsome factory girl.
whose body, pierced by two bullets,
vas found early Friday on the road
between Wadsworth and the hamlet
If Cusard Hook.
Guy Rasor. the man whom Miss
i,ee was to have married Saturday is
etained by the sheriff pending devel
Jpments of the police investigation
8asor denies all knowledge of the
ragedy and in support OF his deniai
'Xh!blts marriage license procured
1T Wooster Thursday.
Tho body If the young woman was
'nund by Charles Rasor. a cousin OF
ituy Rasor, rs he passed along the
,Oad. Two bullets had entered the
iris skull, one piercing the forehead
while the second crashed through be-
,S,en the eye and The nose.
Motive Is a Mystery.
No positive motive for he murder
~ The young woman ye, has come to
l.ht The band of farmers. led by
. shal Rricker. that hurried to the
scene of the murder as soon as word
ni he tragedy vas received, met Guy
Rasor ON the road. walking toward
Wordsworth.
The police theory is that Miss Lee
Sas killed while riding in buggy
WHIT a male friend The principal
ciew that led to the detention of Guy
Rasor is the fact that along the road
where the murder was committed are
plainly seen the tracks OF horse
with one shoe missing An eXamina
ton of the stables at the Rasor
home disclose the fact that one Of
Rasor's horses has shoe missing
ro.. one Of it's frcut feet. Rasor re.
uses any eX leua,ion concerning this
feature of the case. He declares he
can prove an alibi
May Have Been Discarded Lover.
Another police theory is that a rival
for the affections Of Miss Lee may
have shot the girl on learning of her
approaching marriage to Rasor
Miss Lee left Wadsworth Thursday
night ostensibly 70 prepare for her
wedding. When the body was found
the hands were folded over the
b. east and the logs Strengthened out,
as II the corpse had been carefully
arranged after death. The girls suit.
case was on the ground beside her.
Her hand bag VAS still on her right
wrist and in her left hand she clutched
handkerchief There was no evil
dence of a struggle. A hundred yards
fIor the body tracks in the dust In.
dicated where a horse and buggy had
been hitched 10 the fence.
Rasor apparently is overcome with
grief He declares the last time he
eaw his iancee was Wednesday night,
when they went driving.
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4ANNAHAN LOSES HIS PLACE.
carter Of Peoria Elected Grand
Master of Locomotive Flremen.

Columbus. o., Oct 9.-W. S. Carter
OF Peoria, Ill.,, was elected grand
master of the brotherhood of Locomo.
i've Firemen and Enginemen Thurs.
day to succeed John j. Hannahan
Mr.. Carter has been secretary of the
organization for a number OF years
Mr., Hanhahan has bsen an officer in
The brotherhood for 20 years. He was
elected vice-grand master in 1885 and
was elected grand master six years
ago.
ST, Paul, Mimi, was chosen AS the
place for the next meeting. '
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
Hear Probe Case.

Columbus, O.-The supreme court
allowed the motion to advance the
Cincinnati LeXow case. It will be
heard October 27 on its merits. The
defendants brief must be filed by Oc'
;ober 2t. the plaintiffs reply brief by
October 26. This means the case will
rrobabry be decided the first decision
day after election
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Model institutions, Saws Harris.

Sandusky. O.--Gov. Harris was the
principal speaker at the opening, ses-
sion OF the 18th annual conferenee~si
he stnte board Of charities and cor
rections here. FIc referred to the iu-
rcuile industrial homes and the Mans.
Geld reformatory as model institutions
+ their kind, and divided the credit
between the snperintendents and the
bipartisan boards controlling them.
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Two indicted for BueketshOppIns.

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 10--The Polk
county grand jury Friday returned in
dictments against o. NJ. Olsen, man
ager OF the Olsen Commission Com
pany, correspondent Of the Merchants
Stock & Grain exchange of st. Louis,
and w. j. Winston OF the Winston
Commission Company, general brok.
ers They are charged with conduct
ing bucketshops In violation OF the
Iowa law.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
May Limit Number OF a.Ioon..

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. s.--In reversing
Tho decision OF the district court OF
Lancaster county. the supreme court
Thursday held that the Lincoln excise
board pas authority to limit the
pEmber Of saloons to SS.
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Letter Carriers Elect oFloers.

y Omaha. Neb.. Oct, 1O.-The National
Rural Letter Carriers association Fri.
day elected the following oficers for
the ensuing year President, Paul L.
Lindsay Tucker, Ca; vice-president
ELIAS Frey, Pendleton, Ind, secretary,
2 +, Gull. Concord, Mass; treasure
D. Williams. RenfrsW. Pa %
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
wnl Flaht For ModeI LIeense Lay

Cleveland, O.-The Ohio Brewers
association decided not to ask the re-
real Of the Rose county local option
law. but to request legislation to give
pecple the right to say just how FAR
,hey are willing to go in restrictlnG
he liquor traffic They win fight for
model license law instead. This
viii require a change in the state con
stitution.
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Nov surqeon General Of /. N. q.

Springfield. ILL.,. Oct. 10.--By virtue
of an order issued Friday by Adjt.
Gen. Scott. Dr. Charles Adams OF Chi,
cago is appointed surgeon general of
the Illinois National Guard. He sue
ceeds DR.. Nicholas Sem. Chicago, de.
ceased.
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Fatal pueI eetween Earmer..

Muskosee. Okla. Oct. 9.-In a re.
yolyer duel Thursday three miles
south of Forum, in this county, be-
tween two farmers named Kagle and
Williams, the former was killed and
the latter fatally wounded. shot
through the abdomen.
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Nebraska Attorney DIsbarrsd.

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct 9.-capt. Allen
G Fisher Of Chadron was disbarred
by the supreme court Thursday for a
period of one year. Attorney General
Thompson started the disbarment
suit at the request OF the Nebraska
legislature, Fisher was charged with
raising claim against the state
from $500 to si1,sOO and presenting
II TO the legislature.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
Victory in Wayne County For orys

Victory in Wayne County For Drys
Wooster, O.-The drys won the To-
cal option election held in Wayne
county under the Rose law. The com
nlete returns are as follows: Dry
4,454; wet, 3,62S; dry majority, S26
Wooster city. which voted dry last
July by SO, went wet by 13. Orrville
a wet town. voted 40 dry. Twelve sa'
looms will be put out of business.
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RAVMER ACQUITTED AGAIN.
Alleged Mob Leader OF sprlngfieid q
Freed by Jury.

Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. 9.-After 10
hours deliberation. the jury In the
case Of Abe Raymer, alleged mob lead
er, charged with destruction OF prop
erty during the recent riots. returned
a verdict of not guilty Thursday after,
noon. Raymer had previously been
acquitted of murder In connection with
the lynching OF W. X. Donnegan, All
aged negro
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Flshsrmen FIoht with RIn.s.

sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Oct. TO-
A battle with rifles between American
fishermen and Canadian officials Is
said to have been fought on Lake Su-
perior, opposite White Fish point.
Thursday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
Nodes OF Appointment.

Estate Of Kate Zane. deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualifsa ar administrator OF the cstake o
dece aassi.
Date6 this i4th day Of septS A. n. 1893.
FRANC. HAMn.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15

VaIetta, Island of Malta. Oct 10
The battleship Prince OF Wales. dag.
ship OF Prince Louis OF Balienberg
The battleship Glory. the cruisers
Diana and Suffolk and the torpedo
boat destroyers Angler and Banshee
sailed Friday for the Aegean sea.
The squadron will be followed later
by the battleship Canopus and the
cruiser Minerva.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-15
BRITISH WARSHIPS
SAIL FOR AEGEAN
SQUADRON OF SIX VESSELS
STARTS FROM THE ISLAND
OF MALTA.

lswolsky Is in London--Russisn For
eign Minister Confers vim sir ed
ward Grey--Fei diEand ~eleo,aed
IN Capital of Eastern Rumelis.
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lsWoIskY Arrlves ln London.

London. Oct. lO.-The center Of dip
lomstic interest i'm the Balkan situa-
lion has been transferred from Paris
10 London by the arrival here Friday
nigh Of NJ. Iswolsky. the Russian min
lister Of foreign affairs, who purposes
conference with Sir Edward Grey,
he llriish minister Of foreign affairs.
concerning the situation and particu-
larly with regard TO a concert Of the
powers to settle the outstanding DIFF
iculties.
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nILLsBoRo MARKETS.

correctedweekly by The Union GroceryC Co
ArLLsBoRo. october O. 1908.
Retail Grocers.
BUYING PRIOEa
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Subscribe for The Dispatch.
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pressively delivered By Rev. II. A.
Hewitt and a touching prayer fol-
lowed by Rev. J. ". Beatty. The be-
loved pastor, Rev. J. II. Newton,
as director. had the brethren come
forward and the laying on of hands
and blessings of the Deacons Of the
church and the pastors who COM
posed the presbytery were very sol
emn ceremonies. Rev. Mr. Newton
is a live, progressive pastor, and is
giving great satisfaction to his
church and community. and the
church is TO be congratulated in
securing such a man as their Shep-
herd.
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Banlzrupt,s Petition for Discharge.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern Division of the
Northern District of Mississippi.
In the matter of H. L. BOwlin,
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable H. G.. Niles, Judge
of the District Court of the
United States for the Northern
District of Mississippi
II. l.. Bowlin, of Columbus, in the
County of Lowndes and State of Mis-
sissippi, in said Division and District,
respectfully represents that on the
29th day of January last past, he was
duly adjudged bankrupt under the
Acts of Congress relating to Bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his property and rights of prop
erty, and has fully complied with all
the requirements of said Acts, and of
the orders of the Court touching his
Bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may
be decreed by the Court to have a
full discharge from all debts prova-
BILE against his estate under said
Bankrupt Acts, except such debts as
are excepted by law from such dis
charge
Dated this 2nd day of May. A. D.
1908.
H. l. BOwlin,
Bankrupt.
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TELEPHONE PEOPLE.
MUST MOVE POLES
SUPERVISORS PASS ORDER RE-
QUIRING TELEPHONE COM
PANY TO REMOVE POLES
FROM PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
Some of These Poles Are Placed in
Such a Manner as to Impede
Traffic, and County Solons
Say They Must be Moved.

The board of supervisors met in
regular monthly session at the court
house at ten O'Clock last Monday
morning, at which time there were
present Hon. Battle Bell, president,
Messrs. P. J. Ussery, Dow Phillips,
J. NJ Ledbetter and G. IF. Jordan
associate members Of said board ".
D. Prowell, sheriff, and D. D. Rich
ards. clerk, when the following pro-
ceedings took place:
Ordered that the name Of Mrs.
Lizzie Murray be placed on the pau
per roll, and that she be allowed the
sum of $500 per month.
The contract for building the Red
Bud bridge on the Artesia road was
awarded to J. \. Roberts at and for
the sum Of $40 per lineal foot, he
having been the lowest and best bid
der
The petition of S. NJ Nash asking
that certain lands in District No. 1
be included in the stock law district
was, upon motion, granted.
The board passed an order requir-
ing the Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company to remove poles
which obstruct traffic on public
roads to the sides of the roads. It
seems that in several instances the
company has erected its poles in or
near the middle of public roads, and
people travelling on these roads have
been greatly inconvenienced thereby.
Under the provisions of the order
adopted by the board, these poles
must be removed from the roadways,
and all poles hereafter erected must
be placed in positions where traffic
will not be interfered with.
Ordered, that J. w. Sharp be al
lowed $500 for building ferry boat
and $3.50 for extra work.
The board purchased a bull for the
county farm from J. E. Gladney, pay
ing him $1,000 for same.
After having allowed the usual
monthly accounts, a list of which
will be published in Sundays Dis
patch, the board adjourned
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-07
Two Cent Rate Remains.

The Interstate Commerce COmmis-
sion recently rendered a decision
which provides that railroads cannot
grant special rates to theatrical COM
Danies. baseball clubs or other sim
liar organizations unless the same
rates are granted all parties embrac-
ing ten or more persons. II was
thought that this decision would re-
suit in the withdrawal Of the two
cent rate recently re-established by
many lines throughout the country.
after having been temporarily with
drawn when the Hepburn law went
into effect last August. So far as
can be learned. however, none OF the
railroads have Withdrawn the rate.
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Order of Notice Thereon.

Northern District of Mississippi.
On this 4th day of May, 1908, on
reading the foregoing petition, it is
ordered by the Court, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the goth
day of May. A. d. 1908, before said
Court at Aberdeen, in said Division
and District, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, and that notice thereof be pub
1ished in The Columbus Dispatch, a
newspaper printed in said District,
and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear
at the said time and place and show
cause. if any they have, why the
PRAYER of said petitioner should not
be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court. that the Clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order, ad-
dressed to them at their places of res
idence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Fl. G. Niles,
Judge of said Court. and the Seal
thereof, at Aberdeen, in said Division
and District, on the 4th day of May,
"A. ID. 1908.
L. z. Oldham, Clerk
5. T. Sykes.
Deputy Clerk
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A true copy.
L. E. Oldham. Clerk.
BY S. Turner Sykes, d. G.
Ordination at SOUTHEAST Baptist
Church.
L. e. Oldham, Clerk.
5. T. Sykes.
Deputy Clerk.

On Thursday night at the regular
PRAYER meeting service. two Of the
leading members of the South East
church were ordained Deacons, Mr.
A. p Bradley and Mr.. D. A. Alexan-
der. After the ordination sermon
was preached by Rev. W w Whit
field. who took as his theme, ."The
necessity for the organization and es-
tablishment of the church upon earth,
and the office of deacon as part
thereof. and his duties. which he
handled in forceful and interesting
manner, the charge was then i'm
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AIILLrORT NEN~
aIllport. Ala Nav 1sa>

Here am again =. efafr. r-v -.---
ner in your valuable nar4~ Ne a~e
blessed with another A.a-sss-t So
bath dav.
Irs. o,a u-aat- h.s -...s .s-s. :
wrote the dos from hs~a ana 49,.
are fnadeouare 10 axnras- -ha 1as-a..
these few 5avs bava h~,--s- 49,,
Death has again a-rs-as 49,. 49,. -
DR. Black ars ro~a r~,-, -. t.....-.
his dear couDanfon. Sc hss m-,zas~
and other compIieatie-s af discs
and after several DAYS - sw~a-s-r
grim death broke ne rha3.. +h.-
bound her 70 ea~-h .-a ~ --.-.-
returned to Gof who save So
leaves. besides her grief s--s-t.~ hrs-
band three nreefo-s as~r- .-s o-a
son to mourn he- unff-arx fo-s r-
oldest dauehter barnz rre MI. -
Mr.. Rud P~onfs MIA. e.- --r. r
dead about b wear srr
goes ou- 10 hz- tn 49, s.e-- --
great sorrows ro- bosa hr-6-s aar
mother. and the street.
resting on her - the rs-- = t ra1
sisters. uho VIII have -r r..t rr na-
Is rhav did ~ fraf- sa-- r.-sr..
love ana advice The remains ~
our dear uefsbbor va~e followed er
the cemeterv al Ka.nstr ar
which was her ola home ~ a r.r-.
crowd of sor~ov-fr- ~srstfras --.f
friends. Nav Gods favf-r ears ~
protection e7efrc1a rh5s r-sas ---f-e..-
home
Mis- r2rs,cr.. vy-.f.s,-.-. 49, 49,.
quite sick for ! few ssvs bv- fz 49,
There Is ouira a 1r- ~ -,aazta- ra-
in our town.
Mrs Zen poba~+s has -------..s
from Co4n-rr,,,s ana s. ,--s- N. 49,.
homo ~ Rrrs Er,--f. yt-5-.7t-- -.
viii take her fs,a~rr~a -rf- -f..--
noon for Bfrmfneham
Nr Trbv p~era- ana v-rr- - st.--
deem are with their parents ha-. ,h.=
week
Mr.. Ca1b~arh p-eta- IS -r-r j
home again.
Miss Harrfa F,,b-rt-= oF f-.r--t..a
is visitor az the home or Dr. asa
Mrs A X Collins
Miss Ethel Hodo. who HAS haer
away several months teaching a
Su1Iieanf is N home for III. s----a-
to the delight OF her many friends
Mr.. George Strickland. uho u-a
have conseripted from Columbus. -
a regular visitor ar 2FIlaer- ara-r
week. think some girl fs the All
traction.
Miss Lena Davis OF Fnzfar made (
her deparrure home on rha aa-sr
morning train and il seems thar some E
OF the MfIIport BOYS rhouzht De- uu- E
safe TO let her travel alone. So rhee
boarded the train and took a urtIe F
excursion up the road short zzs-
tance. It is right bad ga enc BOSS .
when they have 20 see their ef-fz .
leave.
Nr win BIcAdans IS 81 hoaa .
again after O trip 20 81 louis
Mr.. Fields and Nr Henson hnea .
decided 10 run a private barber zhae
and each one can ba fouad ar hzs .
proper place ready to serve their
many friends
Mr.. Tyler NcShau of Kennedy S.
q pleasant visitor ar the home "a
VIII Wa1drop TODAY
Airs. Florence AIcAaaus Ea- r-
turned home from a pleasant rr-.- fr
her sister fn TuscaIoesa. aIs.
Mrs. Nelson Proprs has wlrh E#
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Position Wanfed-

A young man wants position as
stenographer and typewriter Good
references. Apply TO
J. F. HALBERT.
Artesia. Miss.