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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-07-30
DESTROY THE THlSTLEs.

In last weeks News Record was an
'r1lcle from the La Grande Oh
server telling of the action of the
'ouhty court of Union county in re
gard to obnoxious weeds. The road
supervisors are required to cut them
IN the roads in their districts and
also to notify owners of land to de.
'troy the thistles, cookies. mustard
9tc', under penalty of having it done
oy the county at the property own.
ers expense.
some such action should be taken
1t once in Wallowa county. The
roads and fields are covered with
.histles and if allowed to go to seed
leXt years crop will be that much
harder and more expensive to get
rid of.
Some people oppose action be.
cause 1t would be expensive. The an.
'wer to that is, it must be done
sooner or later, and it can never be
lone in the future as cheap as il can
De done now. Like spraying fruit
Irees days work this season saves
i've days labor next season.
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dition to Mrs. Austin's Farmers Ho.
tel property, that will give sleeping
accommodations for over score of
people. new meat market is about
10 be established. Dr. Gilmore is go
ing to build new home and office.
and there are many minor improve
ments being made.
The business houses of Flora arc
away ahead of the size of the town
Lincoln Austin has bought ou
George Clark and now is sole owner
Of that general merchandise store
He enjoys a nice trade. The i'm
mense stock of Baker & Drake at
tracts buyers for many miles. They
are putting out lots of harvesting
machinery. This firm is the first to
order a carload over the new raj!
road and it is promised to be de
livered on a sidetrack in Wallow;
valley early in September.
Continued next wesk.)
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NEWSPAPER AIS EESr.

Through care. experiment
made by the n.4-Ager of Hurtig 4
Seamohs ....s-c nan, One HdAIure,
'And 1"o.'y-tlfIh street., New YorA
I ,,--s discovered that 10 per cent O
nose who attend the parformanc
are induced to visit the theatre b
the newspaper ads.
c. .Grenecker, the manager sal
he placarded all the fences in Hal
en- with bill boards telling of hi
show, employed 10 sandwich men
walk about the streets. sent ou
5000 postal cards to Harlem resi-
lents, and distributed $4,000 hand
ills. All last week slips of paper
we're distributed to the auditors o,
which they were asked to designate
what had attracted them to hte play
louse. The printed requests were:
what attracted your attention tt
he fact that Mr.. McAllister is ap
)earing in Hurtig & Seamol's?"
Did you read it in newspaper:
Did you see it on moving wagon!
)r man carrying a sign? Was It b.
means of a postal card? Was it by
uearsay? If not by any of these
means, please state what induced
iou to come"
Practically every one who receive
| slip of paper told what had a
racted him or her to the play
louse, and count of the slip.
showed that more than Is per cent
of the audience had been attracted
~ the newspaper advertisements.
"This shows concluslvely," Gre
leker said, that we make no mis-
axe in giving the bulk of our appro
priatlon for advertising to the news
papers,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-07-30
LAW REQUIRES FENCES
KEPT IN GOOD REPAIF
Amendment to Sec. 4346, Codes an,
Statutes of Oreuon.

(Published by the Sheriff by order OF
the County Court of Wallows
cOunty.)
BE it enacted by the People of the
State of Oregon
Section. That Section 4346 of th,
Codes and Statutes of Oregon, as
compiled and annotated by Charles
3. Bellinger and William w. Cotton
be anG the same is hereby amend.
ed so as to read as follows:
Sec. 4346. 1t shall be the duty OF
all persons having wire fences tc
Keep the same in good repair, and
II the wire, or, any wire fence, shall
hccome loose or unfastened from the
posts and in such a condition tha
The same is dangerous to livestock
or human beings, it shall be the dutl
OF the she' iff of the county in which
sald 1enre. or any part of it, may be
located, upon complaint being made
| 10 sad sheriff, to send a written no
t''c TO the owner, or any of thu
hoiuerS, of said fence, If such owner
or owners be a resident of said coun
ty. which said notice shall reuuir
the owner or owners of such fence
to forthwith repair said fence, ant
place the same in a safe condition
And if such fence is not so repaired
and placed in safe condition within
ten days from the date of mailins
such notice by the sheriff. it shall
then be the duty of the county Judge
OF said county, upon report made tt
him by the sheriff of said county
to order the road supervisor of thu
district of which said fence, or an,
part of 1t may be located, or any dep
uty sheriff of the county, to remov,
and place in safe keeping all loose
wire in connection with said fence
and place said fence in such con
dition that it will not be a menace
to live stock or human beings. Ant
the county will have lien upon sale
wire so removed for the reasonable
COST and expenses of removing the
same and repairing said fence, anG
said county shall hold said wire, and
may, at any time after thirty days
upon order made by the county Judge
and entered in his law journal sci
said wire in the manner in which
personal property is sold upon exc
cutlon, and the cost and expenses in
Cured in said wire and repairine
said fence shall be paid by the coun
ty in the manner in which Other
claims against the county are paid.
Filed in the office of the Secretary
of State, February 21, 1905. 1874
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You will not be disappointed ir
the selection of a midsummer ha.
at Helena Zurcher's, one door east
of the postoffice. Everything goes al
late season prices.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING NOTICE.
Resolutions, cards of thanks, obituary
poetry, and notices of e.nertainment
the object Of which is pe-4.-lry ga.
toutside pure news me..,yn, .r
charged cents line.
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0s. J. owEN 8 soN. AuctIoneera.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 80 ON
IA SfREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust to us duly
recorded in Liber 2s6Z. folio q, ct sec. OF the
land records OF the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii sell al
public auction In front OF the premises on
TUESDAY. JULY q, 1905. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p. M, the following described land
and preraases situated in the city OF Wash
ington. District OF Columbia and known as
part Of original lot In square 90. Begin
ming at the northwest corner OF said lot;
thence south along IA street southwest II
feet ard ? inches; thence east 1O4 feet 10 an
alley. thence north II feet and inches;
thence west 1Of feet 10 the beginning, to-
gether with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd cash. balance In
one and two years with interest at per
centum, payable semi-aunually, from day OF
sale secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
erty sold. all cash at purchasers option.
A deposit OF 500 required at time OF sale.
Al lconveyancing at purchaser cost Terms
70 be complied with within ten days from
day OF sale, otherwise the property Will be
resold at risk and cost OF defauling pur-
chaser.
EDWARD W. whitaker.
WILLIAM l. AMBROSE,
ty9-lOt-eXsu Trustees
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND UnIO R. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On The Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
$50 q Ia--Diner. Pullman Parlor-
e a m.-BuEeL, Paricr. Flys-hOur Traits
ssS 90 a u.-Dincr and Pullman ParIor Car
IL 90 a. n.-Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
400 >. m.-'.ROyal Limited" All PuLInaaa
Five-hoUr.
.1-co = u-Coachss 70 PhflSdelphfa
800 p m.-Diner aud Pullman ParIsE
800 .. n--Coaches - Philadelphia.
sl2.e9 p m--5leeperL
sa.5c a m--SleeperA
ATLANTIC CITY. +i:oo. 's7oa f11.Oo - u,
pa. 's.s9 p p; ,-,,o
EVERY HOUR ON TIE HOUR
80 fs.0a I6 20 "7soS ~. fs-0o. .56 ss-oa
y .5S .si.lB. t2sO0. '2soe. fs:5Q ia. u.oS.
t1SS = 90 t5.es. 49,. $500 . "a t7.06 ss.OS
Westward.
CHICAGO. IL sd ?. N
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOTJIs-
VILE, I'D a. n. 't-oS p m. s12:<0 niEht
PITTsBURG. 's-ls a. N, ~ ala >. =
CLEVELAND. $40 D. N.
COLUMBUS. $50 ?. H.
WHEELING. = 10 a. N. 80 o. n
WINCHESTER. TS:l0 an. - -05. IS 90 d
FREDERICK- ts.2a tS-le. 10 an, sslsss,
TIA HiiIx.GiERsfowN. rslo a n. $50 D.
ANNAPOLIS. - 20 $500 a N. IL % noon.
tao - - $3.50 and 1900 pm
sDaIy. Except Sunday. ssSunday oulV
TELEPHONES AZ all OF the following
Ticket Omoes: 1a7 9 St. Tel Main 1881; SIS
staIioa Ticket once. Main z7so: Iafor-
nation Bureau. Main 118c- nolT-tf
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ZOE. MARSHALL Hal.

Steamer Charles Manchester. daily 10
a. m, 1850 and S:30 D. m: Sundays Il
a. m, 2:so and $50 p N Dinners and
lunches. Music and dancing All
amusements. Fare. round trip. 25cs
children, 15c-
Mt. VERNON
Daily Sundays excepted). 10 a. m eao
2:3C D. m Fare. round trip. including
admission TO grounds and mansion. &c
ie6-tR
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cHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office, 14zI Penna- Ave.

SoTICE-Fonowing schedule not guaranteed
S65 m daily-Seaboard Nail ThrouxA
.o.~bes and Pullman sleepers TO Savannah
~ Jacksonville Through sleeper Washing
ton 10 Hamlet sod Hamlet 70 Atlanta. Din
400 D. m daily-Seaboard Express CoachsN
sod pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville
Tampa. Atlanta Birmingham. Memphis.
r. u. sTANsELI4 District Passenger Agoa..
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SnuIHERN RAILWAY

1-FoloNing schedule figures pubIIsnsd
-. Is Information and ara not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New o.
cans AshevKIle. Chattanooga Memphis. ala
- and leo .. m daily
Eor Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
HEemnbig New Orleans. 1888 D m
For ColuH- e Charleston Augusta Afrea-
L s, Brown. General Agent
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W., B. & A 2. Ply
1.-THE ELECTRIC LINEU

lhE ELEGIhlG LINE"
DOUBLE TRACK FROM WASHINGTON TO
BALTIMORE
TIE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE An
SAPOLIS, AMI Z s. NAVAL
ACAIEMY-
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars fTen White ttouss Sta
ZION O5th and H stS- NORTHEASTD
For BaltimOre-'5-3o. $50. 7.S0. 500, $50.
900, $50. 1000. 1880. s1ls00 and 11-30 a m:
200 noon. 1870. 100. 100. 200. 2-30, 800
T:S0. $3.50. $50 s1o-3o. and '11:s5 ,. m daily.
Scr Annapolis -6-so, T-Se. $50. s.S9
1880. snd I1-5o a m l2-So. 1-so. $50. S:SO.
G:sO. E.ss. E.se. T-So R-so. and '1=5 p N
daily.
srntteatss local trains Al Others are lin
tion- 40 walking OF hiring Of cabs noes
'-'' y.ss. one Z, say-R0qaa rip.
To Annapolis and O. &
Naval Academy &c d.1
For tickets and information apply at tickst
VCbi.e House station. 18th and II sts NORTH
EAST. Tsiephoae a. 100 ny1S-tf
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~.
NOTE: Published only as information ana
n nSss = &c 4 o. Limited Daily. ra,.
,sstIbule train Pullman sleepers to Lex
t1~to7 Louisville. Cincinnati, IndianaDolIS
TSicago and St Louis Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs pullman Car Louis
Vile 70 Memphis ana New Orleans. Dining
Cars a Ia carte service
ma p. Nj. 2. V. LIMITED. Daily.
SoIid yestibule train Pullman sleeperS 20
CSnciuuatL Lexington. and L,ouisviIie
Counpartrnsnt sleeping car to Virginia Hot
EnTfngs week days Dining Cars. a n
rsrt> service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
= Cntcaro and ST Louis. and Louisville 10
ITenphfs Nashville. and New Orleans
T7eserya lions and tickets at Chesapeake ana
OHIO Offices. 513 Pennsylvania ave. 1879
= - and New Union Station Telephone
Main use for Washsnf. ION Terminal Can
S--z-tee ana Main 1916 220s for c. & o.
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

FOR sALE-S2.10o; rented at &1s PEI month;
located on l. St Sc. a tWO-family nat: white
tenants all ConTcnienCes.
For Sale-S2 20; rented $3.50 per month;
t~o-sto-v and cellar brick: furnace heat; six
rooms I'D modern bath; located IN the South
east
For Sa'e-S2.650; a coy home; one-kalf
square ON Pennsylvania ave. Sc. two-st0ry
and cellar six rooms and bath; fur--=-e heat.
For Sale-S3. 0o0: an attractive little home.
north Of Pennsylvania ave. Sc, two-stOry and
cellar; six rooms and bath; furna e heat;
terms 10 suit.
For Sale-S3 go. new six-room brick; To-
Gated on corner OF alley: six rooms and
bath. cellar; furnace heat. North OF Penn
sylvania ave Sc.
For sale-Investmeut; price. $3.50; rent
Sf3-50 per month. four alley houses. aIva Us
rented. viii trade for lots.
WM. Il. SAUNDERS & co. 1907 r St y. W.
jyl4-3t
WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF UNION STA
TION-Modern houses, twO-stOry and cellar
bricks. eight rooms and bath each. a snap
for investment or homes Price, S4.500 See
us at once. and make Offer. We can
show you a greae bargain IN these. Terms
20 SUIT
wM. H. SAUNDERS & Co. 14o7 F ST. NV.
1yl2-SL
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RESI.-lOOs New York ave NV. old
established bakery and confectionery storei
8 bright ] ylTE rooms. bath. yard. stable.
sse business location. Apply I61I New York
ave. nv. y3-ll
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oEL-LAL EA-LHSIJN LDDAI-
GREAT FALLS

ut - - -
FREE ADJUSTMENTS AND ILLUMINATION
OF FALLS
Free family picnic grounds. tables. swings
&c. 40 need 70 carry baskets Fine dairy
lunch room. where coffee, milk. sandwiches
and pie are sold az city prices t5c}. First
class dining room. where excellent dinners
are served from = 10 p n: also special
orders.
SPECIAL.
July 1J-Grand tournament
July Limited Spanish War Veteranss ex-
cursi0n-
July ESPECIAL attractions fo- half holiday
Mon July ~. Prize waltz. prize SO
Tues July gI-COunrry ball
DANCING, Caldwell 5 ORCHESTRA
Take cars al 55th and n sts. Fare Sc round
trip jyI4-tf
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FOR KENT-sUBURBAN.

SEVEN-ROOf HOUSE: six acres OF ground
Rockville. Nd fruit Address BOX p Sl-
yer Spring. Nd.
fyll-7t
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MONUMENT WORK.

HAVE YOU neglected TO place the proper
monument upon that grave? Cali and see me-
MENT WORKS. 18th and C SITS. Sc.
tyf4-tu, III. su-9t
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HOTEL n1AYBERRY

Near beach and attractions. me view; table
ana beds the BEST rooms with bath Special
season rates Day. 81 and $50: Booklet
8 ID MA4BERRf- rny25-tu tn Sa-28t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-To eolored. I24 Linden st. ne.
4 rooms and bath: porcelain tub: nice fat
A. BORDEN. 604 9TH st. NV.
tyl3-3t
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RAILROADS.
SCHEDULE or EXCURSION TRAMI
TO AND FRON
. Chesapeake Beach


SIJRJE.-T TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOISG-Lv. District Line Station s:5 a.
m LOO g. M, $50 p m. $40 ?. n, 7,45
o. m and 9:s5 p II
RETURNISG-Lv- Chesapeake Beach. s.sa
a m. rs ?. M, 2soe ,. m-s 600 p m,
so o. n 500 and 1900 p
SATURDAYS
GOING-Lv. District Line Station, s-25 T.
T., 1I.o0 a m. 200 ?. m, 500 ? N. $40
7.s5 D. M. and 9-45 p
RFTURNING-Lv. 0--0sapeake Beach $50
a m l2.45 p m p m. 500 p. n
90 = m 500 D m. and 1000 p m
''0 SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
1OTNG-Isv District Line Station, s-SS n
N 90 a m, 200. 800. 4:oo. 7;45. and as
D. N
- 12:45 D m. 2-i0 p N. 500 D, N
90 n m .. m, and 10 p
PAUL z. WATERS General Manager.
ty2-tf
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FOR HIRE.

fUR HIKE.
CARRIAGES for weddings, funerals pleas
ure. and business driving: best teams and
special rates 10 commercial saleRnAn
PORTLAND STABLES, 643-6<j New York
ave. NV. Phone N 1853. jyl2-sI, u. th-s0t
w L PALMER, Midway Stables. Sth and
Il SITS NV; best teams. best rates FOR pleas
ure driving: special rates for teams to busi-
ness men and commercial salesren.
jy2-th. Su, tu-3Ot
GO TO PRESTON'S Livery. rear Fredonia
Hotel 1921 II NV. Best saddle horses. horses
and runabouts. bugEies. Surveys and daytons;
lowest rates to business people Main Iss-
1e15-sOt
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

Write for copy. Il answers every uu@s-
ton about Ocean City. n. J. whether you
want 10 rent cottage or bungalow or stop
at one OF the 20 big hotels OF with one OF the
70 private families who take boarders.
BOARD OF TRAIE. OCEAN CITY. N J.
or Bureau Of Information. SOC Bailey BidR
Phila- rny2l-th "a ttI-2st
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CHALFONTE |
TIE LEEDS COMPANY
Jy9-tf-exSu
OCEAN CITY.

MAILED FREE-BOOR
ABOUT OCEAN CITY. y J.
MOST INVITING RESORT ON ATLANTIC
COAST.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

1892 9Th ST. NE-Five rooms and bath.
rent SIS. FRANK 7. RAWLINGS CO. Inc
iy14-2t 800 Penna ave n "
sTH ST. Ne. se0-FIve large rooms and bath;
good condition. 1yl--St
Reduced 20 S13-5o-
Pretty fat Of four rooms and modern bath
"A good section northeast
COLLINS-GUERRY CO.. s2I 18th ST. y. W
fvlI-tf
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FOR RENr-HoUsES.

FOR RENT-six-roon house in Ballston. Va. /;
one minute 20 cars: immediate possession.
$40 per month JULIAN p. BALDWIN.
Baiiston. Va. Jy12-3t
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SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL. 18th. between Pa ave
and + st. NV, " ashington. ID. c. family
hotel: central location pleasant home for
tourists: rates European. 81 Up: American
$50 Up. Westbound cars from Union station
r. c JACKSON. Prop. jeA-9ot
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

Go 70 pa 18th St for the best pleasure
and business teams in the city; lowest rates
for hiring and boarding; service uneQualed.
PITTSNOGLE & POWELL
ty12-gu. IN. Got
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IRON WORK AND FENCES.
ELECTRICIAN AND LOCKSMITH.

ELECTRICIAN and locksmith; electric bells.
locks. keys. baby carriages. and umbrellas
repaired: work called for and delivered. Il.
6PIGEL & CO.. 1904 It'll NV. Phone N.1Sl2-M
myI7-5u. tn. fr-90t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

and cellar brick: ten rooms and bath. heated
by furnace: being atrractively decorated;
81 80; price s., co. VIII exchange for small
investment property
WIN H. SAUNDERS & co. I407 2 ST. y. W.
1vI4-2t
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SANIToRIUM.
HOUSE REPAIRING.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

OUR SPE ~IALTY-A Bepl1 porcelain miniA@
ture; oval; 2hxS inches. copied from any
photograph Tor SI.6A BoECE STUDIO. La 2.
apla-eQe
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MONEY TO LOAN

If YOU NEED MONEY to pay rent, or buy
coal. ! viii furnish all you need. I lend you
on your furniture or piano: these loans are
strictly PRIVATE Try me. p o. BOX 2s43.
Station G. fe5-f
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Bailston. Va. 1yIz-St
FOR RENT-Houses, apartments. and Offices
in all parts OF the city. For detailed List
send or call at our Office.
THOS. j. FISHER a. CO. CInc.l.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
TSs nth ST. N W. je23-tf
FOR RENT-l404 L ct NV. ten rooms and
bath: $50 per month. Apply at EVANS
ESTATE. 1924 New York ave. Je20-u
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WHY BE BOTHERED7 Fealys bedbug so
luton exterminates bedbugs. reaches. ants,
etc 25c a pint. Phone Liuc. 100. w. S.
FEALY, 18th and Pa ave. Sc jyn-S0t
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UPHOLSTERING.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FARM-Clear OF incumbrance; % acres new
house and barn. near Bethesda, Nd. ideal
location for truck gardeners; can be divided
into five-acre tracts and sold at big profit
VIII exchange at reasonable price for city
WI. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 r ST. NV.
fvfg-2t
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MONEY TO LOAF
On Real Estate

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special privi-
leges with respect 20 prior payments. Large
amounts a speciality. TYLER & RCTHER-
FORD. 100 18th St NV no12-tf
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EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST.

EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST. DR.. VINE
BERG, 100 X ST. NV. near 5th. With Vine
berSs Optical Co.. makers OF optical goods
and artificial eyes fnylI-Su- "a. th-90t
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-07-16

Mrs. N. 1. Morrow died at her home
south ofGibbon Sunday morning, June
IS, at six o'clock. Death was due to
heart disease and came to her without
a moments warning, taken suddenly
from the heart of her family. The
deceased was 81 years of age and was
we'll known throughout the county.
Narcissus Patterson was born Janu-
airy 8, 1S41, at Hillsboro, Ohio. She
came with her husband and family to
Gibbon in March, 1888, and has resid-
ed in this community ever since. She
was married to Wilson q. Morrow,
February %, 1863 Ten children we're
born to this union. The husband and
father, together with four children,
have preceded the wife and mother
to the grave. The surviving children
are Mrs. Charles Allen, of Cozad,
Nora, Walter, John and Blanche, of
Gibbon, and Talmage, of the state of
Nevada. When eleven years of age
she professed faith in Christ and
united with the Presbyterian Church
at Hillsboro, Ohio When locating
at Gibbon she transferred her mem
bership to the Gibbon Presbyterian
Church Thus for more than ffty.six
years she has been a true and con-
sistent member of the Presbyterian
Church, ever recognizing the church
as next to her home. Mrs. Morrow
was one of the three widows who APP
peared before the PresbYterv in be.
half of the Gibbon Presbyterian
Church when it was thought expedi.
ent by that body to annul the organi-
zation. The ladies we're successful in
their plea and the church stands to-
day as a monument to their undaunt-
ed courage and loyalty. Mrs Nor
row leaves besides her children a
large circle of friends TO mourn her
loss, ana better than all that, she
leaves a spotless name, a name for
honesty, integrity and unbOunded
kindness that her children may well
be proud of.
The funeral services we're held from
the Presbyterian Church Monday
morning at eleven o'clock and we're
conducted by the pastor, Rev. M. o.
Reynolds. Mr. Reynolds read the
ifty-third chapter of Isaiah, this be-
ing her favorite chapter. He used as
text the sixth verse of the same
chapter. John Morrow accompanied
the remains to Hillsboro, Ohio, where
in the friendly bosom of mother earth
they will be at rest in peace. In the
death of Mrs Morrow the community
has lost one of Its best citizens, the
family devoted mother, the church
loyal and faithful member. "u ark
the perfect man, anG behold the up.
right; for the end of that man is
peace. Such was her life and it's end.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-07-16
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July 13. 1908.


Joseph Carey, of Galveston, Ind,
was visiting his nephew, AFRO Carey,
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Vance was called to New
Market last week by the illness of her
grandmother.
Elder Hayes, of Clermont county,
was visiting James Warden and wife
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mrs. RunYan and Mrs. Hart, of Rus
sells, we're visiting Mrs. Ruth Kinney
one day last week.
VIM. Glendell and wife, of Clear
Creek, we're visiting John Frost Sun
day.
Threshing has commenced in this
neighborhood. Wheat is yielding
about one.half the usual amount.
10. Vance and wife, of Hillsboro,
were visiting Ben Vance and family
Sunday.
Miss Florence Sinclair, of Clinton
county, was visiting her father, Geo.
Sinclair, Sunday.
John Duncan, of Allensburg, was
here Monday.
Quite number from here went to
see the fire at New Vienna Saturday
evening.
James Warden and wife we're visit.
ing in Brown county Sunday.
There will be Children services at
Mt Olivet Sunday evening
Mrs. Amy Reeves and Mrs. Dora
Parker we're at New Vienna Sunday
evening
Mrs. Lizzie Dean, of Hillsboro, was
here last Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Gleadall was visiting at
Callie Hart's last Thursday.