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nous wealth. the republican state cam
paign is being conducted absolutely
without assistance from any pubic
service corporation. Offers of financial
assistance from such sources, he said.
had been refused. and he pointed out
an instance in which the state central
committee had instructed the president
of the board of harbor commissioners
to return 10 the subscribers fund
raised among state employees along the
water front.
I'm witness of the difference between
the two campaign" added Lissner,
take the correspondence between this
committee and the president of the
Bolo club. The president of that club
assured us that an absolute promise
had been made by the democratic can
didate for governor that, in the event
Of his success, the Bolo club should
have the naming of the adjutant gen.
eral OF the state OF Walifornia, three
members Of the governors staff and
tees of the veterans home at Yount
vile. That this pledge was given we
must assume to be true. since it has
never been denied by Mr.. Bell"
Lissner summed up briefly some of
the figures relating to the probable
vote of next Tuesday. declaring that
Johnson would win the state by a far
greater majority than has ever before
been given TO any candidate for gov
ernor. In introducing Secretary of
State Curry as chairman OF the even
ing, Lissner complimented him with
the remark that everybody loves
lover and everybody likes a good
loser"
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johnson EXcoriates Hearst. Belland Herring
BELL GANG STRIPPED
AND BRANDED DEEP

tached to that Office while making that
fight That was about October. 1907
No Brown case was ever thought of or
thought of at that time. In December
indictments were found against Bart
nett. Brown and Treadwell. For three
months had not been connected with
the graft prosecution. Tht nails lie
number one
Stepping to the edge of the platform
johnson raised his voice.
THAT was uttered by the democratic
candidate himself. ''he said. When he
uttered it he knew that il wes not So
What do you think of man aspiring
for the office OF governor of the state
OF California who would repeat such
slander that he knows to be false
Resuming his discussion of the j..
Dalzell Brown case. Johnson nailed lie
No. and 3 in which it was made to
appear that he had received $4,000
worth of Western Pacific stock as a
fee, declaring that he received neither
the Western Pacific stock nor any such
fee
It was engaged in the defense OF
J. Dalzeli Brown said the speaker.
'as had a right to be. William Hoff
Cook of the district attorneys Office
himself made the proposition to Brown
that he turn states witness. That was
laid before Brown himself and he ac-
cepted 1t. His case then passed from
my hands.
Nov it is charged that received
$4,000 of western Pacific stock as my
fee from Brown. I never received a
share of Western Pacific stock as a fee
in my life. 1t is also stated that I re-
ceived $4,000 from Brown I did not
receive one-tenth of that amount and
Brown did not pay me one cent OF It."
KNOWN TO BELL
Again raising his voice so that those
in the remotest galleries could hear,
Johnson cried: "All this was known to
the democratic candidate himself Al
though he knew the truth he has spread
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Johnson Flags His Assailants
.. . =
Denounces an Unholy Alliance

remember the 10Th of November phn brave mans blood be-
spaered The Of juscephn shot down
dtcd BY the pile the San Francisco Examiner
remember that night phen every skutg that
dwn tic dark highways and the dark lanes surrounded BY Perton
dccpcs fearing outraged public and outraged public
remember hon they phcd for the days and the next
cek and by hypocrisy endcaporcd hide their trail San Fran
cisco.
remember hon. going then gropng boder until their alliance
broadcast NTH W. F. Hcrin and the Southern Pacific.
And today you find the San Francisco Examiner alliance NTH
the Evening Post and NTH Waom Hcn and the Southern Pacific
the endedpor elect governor of the of California.
That the today that is sending forth its bngsgdc all
concerning candidate and phich sought
the past by what has done and phat has said; wh
sinahng today endeaporg do the reputation that has okn
this before pou a. pears build the of California;
From the speech of Hiram Johnson Dreamland rink last night
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his slander throughout the state Win
his coconspirator from Indiana.
Pursuing further along the line OF IN
terrogation used daily by Bells man.
Frank Herring. Johnson continued;
Every inference, every innuendo OF
knowledge on my part OF seereted as
sets OF this bank is false and known 10
be false to the democratic candidate Tor
governor of the state OF California"
Johnson then described the alliance
between Ruef. Calhoun. Hearst. Hsrrin.
and. the democratic candidate, ana
pointed to the evidences as found N
the daily articles OF Calhouns POST ana
HearSt's Examiner.
ANY man who reads and believes
that stun he said. els Ike the man
who takes a drug because he wants 10
he pofsoned." With hands uprsised,
he cried. You can't poison. thank God
the whole state of California
SEEK TO OBSCURE
The speaker pointed out that the
purpose of the denunciation and the
series OF fabricationS was to obscure
the dominant issue OF the campaign
But I do not propose 10 allow any
newspaper" he said. "or any preVarI-
Gator from Indiana. or any democraI
candidate. speaking the words OF Aora-
ham Ruef. to obscure and oe1og the
issue in this campaign
Referring to other fabrications cir
cuIated on behalf OF Bell, Johnson said:
Now, I observe that there was an
other story printed the other day thar
Ruef paid me $4,000 TO convict him
and that Calhoun paid me $4,000 not
to convict him. I do not know which
of these they wanted you to believe.
Possibly they put them both out on
the theory that IL you wouldn't believe
one YOU might believe the other
Truning to a discussion OF the new
alliance. Johnson said:
''The democratic candidate has made
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WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A
STANDARD IN MEMS READY
TO.WEAR CLOTHES THAT HAS
ALWAYS BEEN ABSOLUTE IN
ITS PERI0 RITY. OUR
REPUTATION WAS BUILT on
HONOR AND EVERY GARMENT
LEAVING THIS HOUSE MUST
BE CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL.
OUR CLOTHES ARE TAILORED
BY THE HANDS AND BRAIN OF
THE WORLDS EXPERT TAILORS.
SUITS AND VERC7O ATS,
TWEN TY AND Up.
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ALBANY BROKERS FAIL
FOR MORE THAN MILLION

UTICA. n. Y, Nov. 3.-Durant &
Elmore. brokers of Albany. today filed
a petition in bankruptcy. placing liza
bilities 1T s1,041,563 and assets at
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REPUBLICANS HOLD BIG
RALLY IN STOCKTON
Needham Replies to Attacks of
Bourbon Opponent
TSpecidT Dispolch to The Call

=
STOCKTON, Nov s3-The republicans
held a big rally in Masonic music hall
tonight, the chief speaker being Con-
gressman ]. c. Needf-am. The county
central committee made elaborate prep
arations for the meeting and a large
audience greeted the candidate for con-
gress from the sixth district
Congressman Needham was taken i'll
two years ago during his campaign and
did not speak at Stockton, as scheduled.
He last spoke here in 1906. His op-
ponent this year is A. L. Cowell, editor
of the Stockton Mail and one of the
democratic leaders. Cowell has made
an aggressive campaign and attacked
Needhana strenuously
Needham took occasion to explain his
attitude on all measures that came UP
before the house, and denied allegations
made by the democratic speakers
The republican county candidates de-
livered short addresses. Superior Judge
G. w. Norton was chairman and the fol-
lowing were vice presidents:
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MARINES FOR CAvITE-Vallejo Nov "a
battalion OF 3l6 marines arrived today at the
Mare island navy yard from Philsdephia.
They VIII sail on the transport Sheridan for
Csvite Saturday under command Of Captain
James McHuey.
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LIE HURLED IN
TEETH OF FOES
johnson Turns Guns Of Attack
Upon His Enemies

johnson
Drmand rink last night When silence had
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THREE men JAILED
AS SAFE CRACKERS
Suspects Accused of Robbing
Jewelry Store in Mosier,
Ore, Last June

Three men alleged to be implicated
in the robbery of a jewelry store at
Mosier, Ore, were arrested in this city
just before noon yesterday al the re-
quest of Captain of Detectives j. T.
Moore of Portland. The trio are Frank
/. Trafton, Walter Phipps and Harry
w Miller The arrests were made at
Seventh and Market streets, by Detec-
tives MCGOWAN, Mclaughlin, McHugh
and Esola. Trafton is alleged by the
police to be one of the most notorious
'yeggmen" in the country. While the
Miller they are supposed to be ''yeggs"
also.
The Mosier jewelry store was looted
last June by a gang who entered the
store with skeleton keys and blew the
com bination off the safe, making away
with several thousand dollars worth of
jewelry and silver ware.
Several days ago Chief Seymour re-
ceived letter, from Captain Moore at
Portland saying that he believed Traf-
ton and his companions were in San
Francisco trying to dispose Of a num-
Der of revolvers. watches and two
satchels full of silver ware. The four
detectives did not lose any time loca-
ting the men, a Trafton is a cripple,
using crutches.
The accused men refused to talk
Trafton carried collection of skeleton
keys which would unlock any door in
San Francisco. according to the police
From letters found on the other men
it was learned that they had been
lodging in Oakland
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Six Men Are Involved

PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-The robbery
for which Frank Trafton, Walter
Phipps and Harry w. Miller are under
arrest in San Francisco occurred at
Mosier, Ore, in June. 1t was only one
of several attributed by the police to
the gang, and following the blowing of
the safe of the Aibina fuel company
in this city and the robbery of the
postof1ce at White Salmon. Wash, six
men were arrested. Two of the alleged
gang, Roy Jones and William Refs,
are in custody in this city, awaiting
action by the federal jury
Phipps and Miller, who were arrest
ed in San Francisco today, are not
known in connection with any OF the
Jobs attributed to the six men who
were arrested here. Trafton, however,
is wel known to the police.
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fine buildings: one hotel, the Gun
ter, was completed about a month
ago. 1t has 200 guests. Rooms
rent at $1.O0 to $500 per day, and
meals on the European plan: pay for
what you order, in addition to room
rent. The hotel is eight stories, with
$50 bedrooms, $50 bath rooms. Dim
ing room will seat 450 guests.
went allthrough the house, and took
dinner. Had roasting-ears and straw
berries and cream, but they were
raised in Old Mexico. The hotel cost
$1,125,000.
The Old Almo, the fort where Col.
Buey and Davey Crockett and their
men were killed by the Mexicans,
still stands, but Fort Sam Houston
Is in the heighth at the edge of the
city. 1t is occupied by 5000 troops.
The fort is on the highest ground
near the city, and has tower 100
feet high. | went to the top of the
tower, and could see for miles over
the country and city. AS for climate,
San Antonio is as good as there is
any place that ! have been. The air
is pure and clear sunshine most of
the time. 1t is frosty some morn
ings. This morning it was so at
daylight. The two mornings before
it was 40, and runs up to 60 by
noon. 1t is about the same as jack
sonville, Florida, as by the thermom-
eter, but don't feel near so cold, as
it is dryer climate.
Yours respectfully,
X. II. BEBOUT
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Maud Allan's American Debut

Boston, Mass, Jan. 19.-Miss
Maud Allan, famous throughout
Europe as the interpreter of moods
and music through the medium of
the dance, made her first profession
al appearance in her native land this
afternoon before an audience that
completely filled Symphony hall.
Miss Allen, a native of san Franciso
began her career as a dancer in
London two years ago. In her pre-
sent American tour, which is to en-
brace many of the large cities of the
United States and Canada, she will
be seen in her most famous dances
Those include Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" and Rubinstein's "Valse Cap
rice" Whether she will be seen in
her "Vision of Salome," which
brought her so much notoriety in
London two years ago, has not been
definitely determined.
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Saturday, January 29ih, 1910,

between the hours of one and three
O'Clock. p. m, at the south door of the
Court House In Mt. Vernon, Ohio, free of
the dover estate of Parker h. Pyle and
Daisy Frances Pyle therein, the following
described real estate, towit: Situate in
Mt. Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, COM
mencing at the northeast corner of a
tract or land conveyed by Monroe j. Si-
mons, executor of Charles r. Hooker, de-
ceased, to Esther j, Smith, by deed dated
February 6Ln, 1884, situate In the city of
Mt. Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, and the
northwest corner OF n tract or parcel of
land conveyed by Charles G. Cooper to
Jonothan Mills on the south side of Vine
street in said city: thence running south
along the west side of said Mills tract
lS2 feet more or less, to the southwest
corner of said Mills tract; thence west
along the north line of Franz l., Fair
child's homestead property In said City,
SO feet thence north parallel with the
west line of said Mills tract 132 feet to
the south side of Vine Street, In said
City; thence East along the south side of
Vine Street SO feet to the place of begin
ming, containing 1856 square feet.
Terms of sale-One-third cash, one
third in one year. and one-thlrd in two
years, deferred payments to bear inter-
est and be secured by mortgage on the
premises, or purchaser can pay cash.
Property appraised at q 10000
Administrators OF Kate 8. Pyle, deceased.
t3-St:t-7,1t.f1S /.
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Directors
And Officers Elected By Citi-
zenS Building & Loan Co.

The annual meeting of the Citl,
2ens Building Loan and Savings AS
sociatlon was held Monday evening
when the following directors were
elected for period Of three years:
William II. Smith. Grant II. Smith,
Max Meyers and William Welsh. The
other directors of the association
are; John Sanderson, French w. Sew
erns, Saurin Alsdorf, James A,
Schaefrer, william A. HosacK, Ed,
b. Hill and Thomas G. Canning.
The following officers. were elect
cd
President-Wllliam IL. Smith
Vice resident-Thomas c. Cam
ming.
Treasurer--Willlam Welsh.
Secretary William A. Hosack.
Board of Appraisers John Sand
erson, Grant r. Smith and Max
Meyers.
The First National bank was Sc
lected as the depository for funds.
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MONEY
Will Be Thrown Away Says
A Minister

New York, Jan. 1S.-There should
be no poor. My friends when the
eye of God is upon you you will be
glad to throw your money away.
This was the beginning of sermon
on wealth which the Rev. Hugh
Birchhead, rector of st. George s
Episcopal church In Stuyvesant
Square. addressed the congregation
which includes in its membership j.
p. Morgan and more than sixty other
men whose wealth is rated above
the million mark.
81 have been examining figures
containing the payrolls of two mil
lion employees in the great mills, -
continued DR.. Brickhead, "and have
found that their wages run from
$3.50 to $10.46 u week. Why Is this
so? There is enough in the world
for everyone. 1t is not right that
some should have more than they
want while others suffer. 1t must
result harmfully in some way to
those who possess wealth."
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FIJI |,
On Icy Pavement And Struck
Her Head

Miss Jessie Branyan, CLERK nj
the A. A. Dowds store on South
Main street, was painfully injured
Monday evening. Miss Branyan was
walking in front of the Dowds store
when she slipped on the Icy pave
ment and fell. striking her mead
very forcibly, DR.. C, X, Conard was
called in attendance. She was very
Ill as result of the blow on the head
Monday evening, but was much i'm
proved Tuesday.
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OFFICERS
Installed By The Sons Uf
Veterans Auxiliary

The Sens of Veterans auxiliary
held installation of oEiceIs Tuesday
evening followed by a good social
time which everybody enjoyed. Ad'
di esses were made by E. w. Breeze,
George s. Harter and l.. c. Penn,
after which luncheon was served
There was large number of veter-
ans and Sons of Veterans present
The following officers were installed
by Mr.. e. w. Breeze of the Sons OF
Veterans Camp:
Past President-Mrs. Mary Strang
President-Mrs. Jennie Waxler.
Vice rssident-Mrs. Jerusa Ward
Treasurer-Mrs. Catherine Staun-
ton.
Secretary-Mrs. Ethel Cocanower
Chaplain-Mrs. Esta Breeze.
Guide-Mrs. Elsie Faddis.
Assistant Guide-Mrs. Pearl Ma.
haffey.
innier Guard-Mrs. Ida Pierce.
Outer Guard-Mrs. Bessie Wool.
son.
Patriotic nstructor-Mrs. Emma
Ward.
Judge Advocate-E. w. Breeze.
Press Correspondent Bessie
Bell.
Organist-Miss Grace Strang.
Trustees-Mrs. Emma Coyner
Mrs. Esta Breeze, Nellie Murrin.
Delegates-Mrs, Coyner, Mrs
Breeze, Mrs. Bell.
Alternates - Mrs. Trott, Mrs
Ward, Mr.. Cocanower.
Color Bearers-Mrs. Pearl Trott
Mrs. Ethel Murray.
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Tuesday, the Ssh day Of
February, 1910

at l o'clock p. m. at the premises the
following described real estate, situated
IN the township of Jackson. In the county
ef Knox, and state of Ohio, and being
the east part of the southwest quarter
OF section four (D In township five (5) and
range ten Q0). commencing at the south
east corner OF lot of land heretofore
conveyed by +. p. Hess to William Dar-
ling 0n said southwest quarter) in the
center OF the East Union road from which
corner an apple tree bears north 10 1-2
degrees 3.72 links distant; thence north
lie degrees east along said Darlings
east line 1880 rods to the north line of
said quarter; thence east along said north
line II rods to the northeast corner of
said quarter; thence south to the south
east corner thereof; thence west along
the south line OF said quarter 81 rods to
the place OF beginning, containing 81 3-S
acres, more or elss.
Appraised at $33756S
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash. one-third
N one year and ope-third In. two years
from date OF sale: deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage, and to bear In
terest. or for all cash at the option OF
the purchaser.
RoLLIN C. HALL,
Admir- with the will annexed OF William
Hall, deceased.
~, lG a. = 8 ~
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A Wretched Mistake

to endure the itching, painful dis
tress of Piles. They're no need to
Listen: 81 suffered from Piles, q
writes Will A. Marsh. or Silver City
n. c., "till | got box OF Bucklen s
Arnica Salve, and was soon cured.
Burns, Boils, Ulcers. Fever Sores
Eczema, Cuts, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, vanish before it. 25c. aC G
R. Baker & Sons. Mt. Vernon; f
Fink. Fredericktown
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STREAMS
Rise Rapidly Owing To Rain
And Melting Snow

The rain and the melting snow of
Monday night caused the Kokosing
river and Dry creek to rise rapidly
and by Tuesday morning the water
was quite high. Out on the Colum-
bus road water ran into the cellars
at several of the residences. How
ever, there was no washing away of
roads and no serious damage was
reported.
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X. II. BEBOUT

Have you 2 weak throat? If so,
YOU cannot be too careful. You
cannot begin treatment too early
Each cold makes you more liable to
another and the last is always the
harder to cure. If you will take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the
outset you will be saved much trou
BILE. Sold by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21

Chamberlains Cough Remedy is
very valuable medicine for throat
and lung troubles, quickly relieves
and cures painful breathing and a
dangerously sounding cough which
indicates congested lungs. Sold by
all dealers.
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;. i. - = !. (. i. i. 4. .ts !. X \. j.
+ MONROE CENTER j.
\ !. !. + !. !. !. !. !. X i y J. \

j. w. Grubb has returned home
after several days visit. with rela-
tives in Michigan.
Luella Spry was the guest of Irene
Parish Sunday.
willard Rinehart and family
were the guests of Squire Fishburn
and wife Sunday.
c. NJ. Boltinghouse and wife were
the guests of A. w. Hoar and family
Sunday.
Cloice Underhill of Amity was the
guest Of Chester Johnson Sunday.
Elizabeth Brock was the guest oil
Cleo Johnson one night last week
Mrs. James McCammett is serious.
ly i'll at her home in Martinsbuls.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21

Tae busiest and mightlest little
thing that ever was made is Cham
berlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re,
quire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy. gloominess into joyous
ness. Their action Is 30 gentle one
don't realize they have taken pur-
gatlve. Sold by all dNalers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
never disappoints those who use 1t
for obstinate coughs, cold and irri-
tations of the Chroat and lungs. 1t
stands unrivalled az remedy for
all throat and lung diseases. Sold
by all dealers.
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Deeds Filed:-

Mrs. Ida w. Silcott to Mrs. Ella
Turner Levering, part lot 1856, old
plat, Mt Vernon, 5000.
Hannah j. Browning to w. S.
Sperry, " interest in lot 35. River
side add, Mt. Vernon, 500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
not common. everyday mixture.
1t is meritorious remedy for all
the troublesome and dangerous COM
plications resulting from cold in the
head, throat, chest or lungs. Sold
by all dealers.
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Administrators Appointed

John NJ. Motz of Howard has been
appointed administrator of Gottlieb
Motz, giving bond in the sum of
500. The sureties are Henry w.
Motz and Michael Richert. No ap-
praisement.
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THE ELKS
TO Dance with Music BY JOhnStOn'S
Orchestra On Feb. 8

Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the annual reception and ball
to be given by Mt. Vernon lodge, No
lao, B. P. o. Elks on Tuesday even
ing, February s. Music will be fur
n!shed by Johnstons orchestra OF
Cleveland.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21

Money to loan on farm property
,n any amount over $1,000 at per
cent. w. @. Rockwell. Real Estats
Dealer, Union block. Ut. Vernon. o.
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First PartiaI:-

A first partial account has been
filed in probate by Charles d. Hay
den, administrator de bonis non with
the will annexed of Letta Ann Cum.
mings, showing the following: Re-
ceived S1,0S5.52, paid out $641.37
due estate $444.15.
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First and Final

First and FinaI:--
Howard and Clinton A. Stineme;z
administrators of Alva Stineme;z
have filed a first and final account
in probate showing the following:
Received $2,9S3.OS, paid out 1852
balance $1,421.0S.
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COMMISSIONERS
Pay Bills At The Session On
Monday
Other IttmS From The
Court House

The county commissioners were
in session Monday, but the only
business transacted was the payment
of the usual number of bills.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-21

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to DR., Jno, ], Scribner,' de-
ceased, will please call at scribner'a
drug store. 20 N, Main st. and make
settlement as soon as possible.