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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-04

The first half together with all former dein.
quences payable before remaining half are
due and payable before June 20th
Those owing last June delinquent be paid not
later than Dec Oh 1909 such property sold on
the third Tuesday of January 1910 Some in the
habit paying the December and the preceding
thinking that they paying the full paving
the last half of years and the the following wears
and thus paying fifteen penalty preceding June tax
The proper way pay full years tax without penalty paw
December for December and the following June
Dog tax is payable in the December
When asking taxes vo nn
clearly in whose name in what township taxing district number of
what town. number lot always enclosing stamps for reply
Remember the books in the name
of the owner on April l9O and the duplicate Treaur
er in the fall remains unchanged for one'year
Bring send last receipts in de-
scription
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cenary and croop guns ana tnat SORT
OF thing. and when we have a guest
here too! don't know what Lieuten-
ant Sommers thought OF you"
Mrs. Durant spoke irritably. but her
husband. who knew her ideas on bust
ness matters from long experience.
merely smiled with federation.
II was the first night after his return
from trip abroad on business. and
Sommers and Pinckney had both been
to dinner with the family.
"Now. now. my dear" the steel man
protested. I'm sure this naval chap
is interested In what | have to say. II
he invents guns himself he ought to
be interested, and he certainly paid
attention"
Mrs Durant's lip curled.
"Paid attention. she snifted. T
guess he paid attention because you
are Frances father. not for any other
reason"
Durant, prlcked mp his ears at Dnce
"Frances' fatherT" he asked. How
should that interest this felow?"
The father was plainly put out. He
had too long held the idea that the
name OF Durant In the steel world
would be perpetaated by the marriage
OF Frances aud his protege. Edward
Pinckney, for him TO hear with equa
nimity that penniless naval officer
was paying her any attention.
Nov. look here, George Durant,"
exclaimed his wife Indignantly, don't
you dare to pretend yourself that
Frances is not attractivew
Il never pretended any such thing"
he protested.
"You did," she declared insIstently.
But, my dear"-
Didn't you say you were surprised
that this naval man was paying her
attention? That's the same thing as
saying she's not attractive. and want
to tell you that Frances Is the pret-
tiest girl In Pittsburg. even n she is
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your daughter"
George Durant smiled pacidly
"Well. my dear. you see. she's bound
to be pretty. Think of her mother"
Now. don't try to soft soap me Just
because I'm your wife. George. Re.
member I've had twenty years of your
blarney and | recognize It,"
"All right, my dear" he agreed
well let II go at that Let the naval
man pay attention to her 1t won't
do him any good"
81 should hope notw exclaimed his
wife piously. THE idea OF any girl
marrying man who couldn't come
home nights more than one-tenth OF
the timew
Edward Pinckney entered from the
library. where he had been to arrange
some business matters for his chief.
Your stenographer is ready. sir.
whenever you want her." he said.
Mrs. Durant threw up her hands in
horror.
Good gracious, George, you are not
going 10 work on your first night home 2"
He looked at her In an apologetic.
guilty fashion.
well. my dear. you see," he hesi-
tated. ''the work has TO be done some
way, and | Just wanted TO get start.
have TO go over some matters with
Edward about this Rhinestrom gun
and also about this gun invented by
Sommers which we are casting for the
government. II won't be much work.
and ! have my stenographer and sec
retary all ready"
Before the wife could protest fur
ther Frances and Sommers entered the
draw1n, ON. The old steel man did
not give nis wife a chance to argue.
"Ah, Sommers." he exclaimed gen.
tally, II was just hoping you'd come
In! owe you an apology, my wife
says. and wanted TO deliver It."
Apology! For whatT exclaimed
the lieutenant. mystitied.
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what's more, as soon as Mr.. Durant
gets back from Europe I'll go 10 him
and lay the case before him. was
fool not TO tell him my plans In the
first place instead of coming to you
ought TO have known what | would
get from you. You"-the old mans
voice broke against his will-"you let
my boy be killed by your carelessness
and lack OF judgment in selecting men
for the chemical room. and now you
would rob me Of all the credit and the
money for my life's work. Wen see
about this"
He stepped up close, savagely con.
fronting the big manager.
Pinckney hesitated. His inclination
was to throw Marsh out. but an idea.
born OF a girls taunting. was In his
mind, and he felt he must temporize
IT was bitter TO surrender TO an em
ployee, but Pinckney was a man who
would submit 10 any number of minor
defeats for big end
So he forced the best smile he could
and held out his hand.
Forgive me. Marsh" he said. ~
am hot tempered. you know. and
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Payment Of taxes with commodity other than Legal
by courtesy Treasurer When
not paid will
Examine receipts carefully and
personal property thereon
The law Sec paid required viz
by Dec 20 and June 20 the County Treasurer SHALL
ect the by Distress otherwise penalty
centum on the amount Of taxes delinquent"
Avoid penalty by paying before December 90
While effort will be made
urgently requested call early and
BILE rush at the close of the
The Treasurers Office will be from m.
The remainder
senta clerical duties.
Office closed on all legal holidays.
Treasurers Office, Highland Co.. Hllsboro
CHAS. d. JOHNSON, County Treasurer
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have bad a great deal to worry me
You hav, always had a wrong idea of
me ever since that unfortunate acci.
dent IN the chemical room But every
one makes mistakes Marsh You
know that"
he I'D man forced down he ,umI,
which the mention uf that accident"
brought IN his throat
Mistakes" he said bitterly. but
you don't know how | feel. You can't
know. II you'd had boy who meant
to you what that boy meant to me. II
he was about all YOU had to live for
and he was blinded us my boy was f.
an accident caused 10y the carelessnass
Of man ! had put IN charge. then
guess perhaps you'd know You ask
Miss Durant She was with him when
he died God bless her. Ask her how
he suffered She could understand. Now
you know one reason why am bitter"
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"But, darling" murmured the love-
lorn youth, "every night for two weeks
have been on my bended knees before
you. Have you no pity ?"
II certainly have, Horace" spoke
up the pretty fiirt, as she reached for
her handbag 'here's whole quarter.
Go have your trousers pressed. After
SO much bending they must be bagged
at the knees. Wasp.
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Frederic Thompson.

All this had tended toward a breach
between them. only Pinckney was one
who cared little for breaches With his
employees. He was born to rule and
since becoming manager had ridden
roughshod over all opposition. Partic.
ularly Marsh. fifty years old. spare
physically weak and essentially a
dreamer. I'm love with his own work
was little tittpd to cope with the iron
willed manager.
Pinckney was still fuming when the
head draughtsman arrived
MARSH" he said shortly. IL have de-
cided definitely to push the Rhinestrom
gun. | believe it's a great gun and
will prove very effective"
Its all of that" returned the
draughtsnan shortly
81 think So agreed the manager.
land we must hurry the work along
Rs fast as possibe by the way what
do you think of this new gun-the
Sommers gun that this dandified naval
lieutenant Is here to have cast?'
Marsh did not know how eagerly the
manager was listening for his reply.
He paused judicially a moment. then
said hesitatingly:
I'm sorry. Mr. Pinckney. but from
what I can make out II will make a
pretty good weapon. The fellow has
hit on something new. and II may
prove a wonder Either very good or
rotten. that is the way size It up"
you mean from the principle on
which II is constructed II will either
prove winner or burst and kill
lot OF peopley" questioned the mana.
ger cautiously.
Exactly" agreed Marsh. "and Il
will have to be very carefully made or
It will burst for sure. We don't want
that"
Then you do not think II is as good
a gun as the Rhinestrom gum" sug-
gested Pinckney.
A dull flush rose In Marsh's pale
cheeks His whole body quivered II
was the anger OF parent whose child
had been attacked.
There isn't any gun as good as the
Rhinestrom gun" he cried hotly. IL
invented II and | know, and. what's
more. while we are on the subject,
want to tell you that think you are
doing me a dirty injustice. | have put
the best part Of my life on that gun.
and you have patented 1t and put a
Dutch name on II. and | don't get a
cent or any credit"
Pinckney jumped from his chair, his
own face red with anger.
Look here. Marsh" he cried, "just |
little more like that and I'll fire you
out of these works. Who do you think |
you are? Don't you know that we
have been paying you a salary for
years for your time and your brains! |
We did not pay you for your looks
I'll put the name Rhinestrom on that |
gun or any name | please. and II you
don't like 1t you can get out. There
are plenty Of men who would be glad
20 have your job"
But for once the weaker man would
not be cowed.
"All right" he cried. "Ill get out!
There are other places to work, and
all my ideas have not gone yet And,
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CHAPTER III.
Mr.. DrRANT COMES HOME

h iNCKNEY saw his chance.
II think | can understand.
~ Marsh. he said. kindly laying
his hand on The drnmrhtsm smn m 8
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Teachers Examination.

The Highland county Board of School Ex-
aminers hereby gives notice thai examina-
tions OF applicants for certificates will take
place In the Washington School Building,
MONTH
Patterson examinations viii be held on the
third Saturday of April and on the second
Saturday OF May
AS prescribed by law, the fee for teachers
examinations wilbbe so cents, while, for Pat.
terson examinations no fee is charged.
N. b. LAMoNDA, Pres.
II. B. GALLIETT,
j. 3. FARIs, Hillsboro, o.
Clerk
Board of Examiners.
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Durant winked az him.

why. Lieutenant Sommers." he
said, with assumed seriousness. II
thought | owed you an apology for
my conversation at dinner discussing
the truck gun work and steel and gun
making generally those subjects In
which you have no interest and could
not understand"
Sommers catching the spirit of the
scene, bowed seriously
Your apology Is accepted. Mr.. Du-
rant" he said Il thought myself II
was rather strange that you should
choose a subject on a thing neither
one OF us knew anything about; but.
OF course, as you were host | chipped
In and did the best ! could. | hope
my remarks on the subject weren't
altogether foolish"
Durant turned 10 his WIFE
There. my dear You see I've done
everything you asked I've apologized.
But really we only talked on that sub
ject because we both thought II was
the one thing you were interested in.
so Wen have forgiveness all the way
round. And now must get TO work"
George" she pleaded.
He paused for one second. his hand
on the door
"Only a little while. You'll all ex-
cuse me?"
Sommers and pinckney bowed, bur
Frances laughed out loud.
Dear old dad. whaI difference would
1t make whether we excuse you or
not? We know you'll go any way"
"Well. ! won't he long" he protest.
ed; "really won't"
When the door had closed behind
him Mrs. Durant drew a long breath;
then she brought her foot down with
emphasis that was almost stamp.
ITO be continued
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Legal Notice.

George w. Canter. whose place of resi-
dence Is unknown, is hereby notified that
Clara Ethel Canter has filed her petition
absence for more than three years, and for
the custody of their minor child, in case No.
S3OS OF the Common Pleas Court of Highland
hearing on or after the 9th day of Novem-
ber, 1909 CLARA ETHEL CANTRR,
September 20, 1902
Geo. l.. Garrett Attorney
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of ID. M. Barrett, deceased.
The undersigned have been appointed and
qualified as executors of the estate of d. Nj
Barrett, late OF Highland county, Ohio. de
ceased,
Dated this l0th day of October, A. D. 1909.
X. b BARI BTT.
j. B. DAVIS,
j, A. HEAD.
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RATES OF TAXATION

d hat lumber @
Sh m U d % ~h ~h Fund ansan1ey ytsm
5 in County Fd7
d Hm m eHh
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Smoke "Here's Luck" best two
for-five cigar In town.
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George. was ashamed of you-posi.
lively asha med of you. Your first night
home and you sit up at the table
and talk nothing but steel and ar
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

trc various committees, while on
T,11.re,rav. Sept % there wil he "A
meeting of the directors Of the fedora
ton to be held at p. III. at lne cruz
rooms.
The Sewing club, which met iaSL
Monday mi the home of Mrs: .JVnn y,
DAILY. Will be entertained TINS week
by Miss Mamie Sappmsloh'
The delegate to the state Feder9u2n
from the Bay View club Is Mrs - u.
PeasIee. with Mrs. ). ). BusWeh as
alternate.
The Monday Night Literary CLUB VIII
hold it's first meeting OF the year NJH-
DAM sent 20 at the home OF mrs
BIedsoe. 1872 North State street InC
fnpic for the evening viii be hymns
ia Frz-nr Writers" and the paper
win be given by Mrs. Bled52e'
Tho CO1umbine sixteen CLUB Will NEE.
uaN- friday evening at the nome oI
Miss Nav Martin pu Firs1 West street
Tie management of the uniNefSllE
lecture course has been taken IN hHhu
fr. the present season by the human
CuitaTe Ivceum bureau. ana a very eA-
ceIent course of lectures VIII pc El' I'll
fn6er the supervision of the later OF
v-uf9-ion The course will open Oct
81 with a lecture by Robert - aN-
| In, Ex-Governor of Tennessee. 1nic'
] ott.a,. lectures two dramatic fedQlilE
C,--riugs and two musical attract loi'
/ IN cHnDrise the course, which iaSJ'
/ through the winter and ends III MAY
Erwin Larson, pianist at Orpheum
teacher of piano, at % Board OF TRADE
| building.
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field. Ia, are the guests Of MI "ray
sister, Mrs. T. r. Black:
Mrs. Louis Z. Arnold and bare bare h 1.3stf /
zone to illinois for an extended Visit
with friends.
Mrs. w. W. Armstrong g., fete lneTt !
Wednesday after a few Gays SP''
with friends in Park CITY
Mrs William Groesbeck left Iue 9ls,lj.t
for Canada, where she VII y T-ldredee
of her daughter. MIS- n H. i'i0
Miss Helen Hanchett is at home az
ter a visit with her srahoIho' l9l III
Denver.
Mrs. HacEley of Victor. Colo; IS me
glIast of her sister. Mrs. Richard sung
ley, for short visit
Miss Esteue Clinton will return e ANY
I'm October after spending some 'lil'0
at Seattle.
Mrs A z. Craig is at home Tor Ihe
winter at the Keith apartments
Mrs. A. II. Warren and daughter are i.'.
ut home after spending several "eehs
at Seattle and Pof =
II. r. Ingham of Laramie, w yos ar
rived saturday to JOIN ms Whe; "
is the guest of here sister Mrs w H.
Bintz.
Miss Sylvia Woodmansee is al nome
after visiting her brouei, JV9VPi
Woodmansee at Rigby' loa'
Dr. stallman Of Fort Douglas !. has IA,
gone to New York to visit MS pal nus
! Mrs. EIlswood s. Brown and daush-
/ ter. who have spent the past tEo
months in Chicago, will return "eo-
nesday of next week
Mrs. Luff left Thursday for hef
home in Chicago. after spending sew
! eral weeks here with her dauS hIFl
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs o. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. nd so1
have returned to tt,, home on
| Twelfth East street. after SIP, ldlh4
the summer in the Caithness apart
ments.
Mrs. Ross Bittenger is in the city
as the guest of Mrs. w w AImsIIoAe
Mrs Edward Parsons and MISS II
sic Parsons have returned to TINS CITY
after spending the summer on Lh'
/ Parsons ranch, near Meeker' Colo
MIR. and Mrs. T. Roy Brown, wh'
have spent the past month I'M SouIu
ern California. are now i'm san iran
cisco for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Snyder returne'
TUESDAY from month spent in Sc
lattIe. Wash and British Columpla
Mrs. Snvders sister, Mrs. Still z. Iat'
] of St Louis. Mo, who has spent IN
. ipast two months here, LETT Ihufsud
] for her home.
r Mrs. T. c. Richmond and daughter
LEFT Saturday for Chicago. where the
will visit Later they viii so to Bev
p arlv Mass. The Misses Richmond Wi
b. enter Boston schools.
D x = x
. John ID. Spencer and son DAME
D !leave Tuesday for New York and Al
IIautic City. y. D.. to attend the I'm
Iderwriter's convention. Before return
o. ling they will also attend the conveu
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SOCIETY
Continued from Page 4.

Continued from Page q.
~
rived this week and is the guest Of his
brother. J. MACPHERSON Boyd
= X X
Mrs. J. w Houston and daugInt s-,. ,-l ,,
Misses Houston will leave oct 3 Tor New
York where they will spend lhe "ltIC1l
and the young ladies viii attend MISS
FinCh's school.
Mrs. f. A. Hale and son, Edward; are
now at the Everett apartments AT A'o-'7
Beach, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Macmillan are. now
i'm irwin Falls, Ida, where they viii re-
side.
Mrs. J. f Marshall and her sister MIS-,
c. Lynch, left for the Seattle eAposilioli
this week.
Miss Loriuc Leary will leave the ldsL Oh on
the month for a visit of several weeks 10
Tacoma, Wash
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Middleton have
gone to Denver 10 make their nome
Paul Belcher left for the east TUESDAY
To resume his studies at the uulVeIsitS
of Pennsylvania after spending Jhe sum
mer vacation season with his mother
Mrs. X. C. Belcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Boyer have as their
guest Mrs. Ruttan Of Canada
X * y
Miss Katherine Murphy left Saturday
for New York school,
Mrs Victor Huntzeicller has returned
from an extended stay i'm southern Ula4'
and is now at home al the Mereollh
apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker AND daugh-
ter have returned from two months spent
in the Pacific northwest and British Co
lumbla.
Colonel and Mrs. Walter S. Scott have
returned from Minnesota, where they nave
spent the summer.
Next Monday a party of young girls
leave Tor a two wears stay in PARIS. IN
Guiding Miss Hazel Barnes Miss Edna
Evans and Miss Eva Crawford OF TINS
CITY. and Miss Ella Nelson OF Mt Pleas
ant. all OF whom will devote thenselEes
to their special lines of musical study
Miss Barnes and Miss Evans viii study
vocal music. Miss Crawford the violin ant
Miss Nelson piano. They all expect Il
visit Berlin before returning The talen
Of the quartet in their several lines be
speaks success in their individual enter
prises and the host Of friends and aG
miTeTs they have gained at home vii
watch with interest their efforts abroad
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Earls and chilli
Of Goidneld, New are guests of Mrs
EarIs sister, Mrs. !. TT. MCChrystal, ant
will remain several weeks. Mrs. Phi
Clark of Eureka is also the guest Of he
sister, Mrs McChrystal-
y x *
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Hayt who hav
spent several weeks i'm the Pacific north
west returned Saturday and viii RENAL
a few days with Mrs Hayts sister, Mrs
Richard n Keyes. before returning L
their home i'm Park City
x =
G. II. Wray and son Robert of Fair
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ton in Louisville. KY, and viii be
away from salt Lake about three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Shorten h4 lt,
returned from a pleasant two weeks
thin TO san Francisco and Los Angeles.
While in Los Angeles they We're tle
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ID. X SpiuHte'
formerly of this city. q.
Mrs Henry G. Hoffman and daughter
Naomi. who have been spending part
Of the summer at Seaside, Ore. are
expected home next Tuesday evening
Edward Watson leaves this week Tor
Chicago, where he VIII enter lhS III -
versity, where he viii take course
in law.
Mr.. Charles H. Holmes of Browns
Vile. Ill.,. "A suburb of Chicago. is the
guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Young, and VIII probably
remain in the city during the winter
John Tilt0n Donnelan Of Gold1l6lo
land San Francisco is visiting IN the
city and is contemplating taxing uI
1 his residence again in salt Lake.
Miss Dora Wright of Logan arrived
( I'm Salt Lake Saturday and will spend
two weeks here as the guest Of Mrs
John d. Spencer.
/ Miss Shirley Palmer viii leave TO-
! day for her home in Cleveland, ONO
( after a pleasant six weeks visit here
as the guest of Miss Margaret Dunn
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WOMEN'S CLUBS.

The Woman's guild Of st. Mark
cathedral held its first session OF the
season Tuesday.
The members of the Seekers Liter
airy club held a called meeting Iues-
day with Mrs. b. D. owens, at 900
South Second West street
The current events and current liter
allure section of the Ladies' Literary
club held an interesting meeting Fri
day, when the chairman, Mrs. Henry
Klingender- gave an opening address
followed by piano solo by MISS BESSIE
Almond. DT. William NJ Paden lhen
gave an interesting talk on the north
pole, and Miss Lucille Young followed
with beautiful vocal solo. Refresh
ments We're then served. Many cruz
members were in attendance.
The first meeting of the art section
of the Ladies' Literary club was held
Thursday. when Mrs. l. 9. Rood read
a very instructive paper on Egyptian
Paintings.
The music section of the Ladies, Lit
erarV club held its first meeting We'd
nesday morning. when Mrs. Kinney
gave an interesting paper on The De
velopment of Grand Opera Mrs. COOK
followed with a paper on VERDI ana
his opera. "Rigoletto.' Vocal and in
strumental numbers were given by
.
Boyer Mrs. Halle Foster sutherland,
Mrs Cook, Airs, Arnoldson and Mrs
/ Nelden-
The Utah Federation of Woman's
clubs has issued invitations for the
sixteenth annual convention Of the
/ federation, To be held here oct T. and
/ g. Mrs. Byron Cummings. president
and Mrs. q. Il. Mcmahon, corresponding
! secretary.
The first meeting of the Browning
I section of the Ladies Literary clut
] viii Dee held next saturday at ] o'clocb
+ with Miss Colburne. at Rowland Han
y x
/ Next Friday the members of the La
! dies Literary club viii hold meet
/ ing at the club house. when the topic
/ viii be Social Conditions in the New
J est Colonies of Uncle sam Mrs. +
! T. Sefrit viii read paper on "Int
! Hawaiian Islands" Charles INnS VII
I give "reminiscences of Panama ana MIS-
/ A. \. Rowan Will read q paper ON the
! Philippines.
= X =,
The first meeting of the tourist sec
tion of the Ladies' Literary club wa.
held Tuesday, when Mrs. a. 7. san
ford read a paper on Italy as Z
Whole
The next meeting of the history sec
tiUu of the Ladies' Literary club vii
be held Sept. % at the club house. TN
] topics viii be. "The Antonines, TN
Roman Peace "96-ll1 A D.-Nervs
Trajau, Dacian War, Administra tioI
, Ihe PaTthiau War TITLES \. D.
! Hadrian. Beginning of His Reign. For
tifica ION of the Frontiers, HIS Travels
Administration" "13N-fNO A. Dan
+ to1trus. Marcus AureIIus, StoIcs an
Christians.
Il Miss Elsie Conn entertained ne
! Sewing club Saturday afternoon. I'll