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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-06-13
EauiNnnal.

Whats in that report about private
still in the mountains near your
placer"
"Oh, that's all moonshine."
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-06-13

silicuB-Do you believe in long en-
gagementsf
Cynicus-Sure. The longer q man
q engaged the less time he has to be
married.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-06-13

The quarrelsome man should bear In
mind that 4 chip On the shoulder naV-
or won . Jackpot
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-06-13
Ita Use.

HAS that prison q laundry"
certainly. Don't they have to wash
and iron the conVicts?"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-06-13

Thaa irritable, nervous condition due 10 q
had Liver calls for It, natural antIdOts-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-06-13
ParadoxIeaI PoIItIea.

There IL one odd thing about the
English candidates for parliament"
What is that?"
They stand for q seat"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
NO SUCCESSOR TO HILLEs
Plnce VIII BE Held Omen for Hin, TiiI
After Campaign.
Especial TO Tho imes-Dispatch.1

ESPECIAL to Tho Times -Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. July 13.-President Taft
has not yet appointed a new secretary
I" take the place of Charles D. Hllles.
who was named as chairman Of the
Republican National Committee. and it
was reported at the White House to-
night that no successor will be named.
the place being held open for Hiles
after election day.
Hilles will resign as Taft's secretary
probably on Monday. and will leave
directly for New York. where, the per-
ment campaign headquarters VIII be
maintained.
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the opener. keeping his seven hits well scat
tered. Knetzer and Kent pitched an un-
usually good game. giving tho Pittsburghs
only four hits in the second contest. oTooie
started for Pittsburgh. but relieved
by Perry in the seventh. tho Brooklyns
punching hits on the exist. Paul star. The
scores.
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TEAMS DIVIDE EVEN

Philadelphia. July s-Philndeiphia and
Cleveland ench took game to-day. the
nrst goins to the visitors to l and the
second. which developed into farce. went
to the Athletics II to 2. Bad work in tho
outreld by oldring ana Lord guvc Cleve-
land tho first game. Ccomhs WAS bumped
rather hard ana Barry relieved him. In
the nrst inning OF tho second game Tho
Athlstics scored seven runs on comhina-
ton or Wild and Ineffective pitching Houck
was in championship form. and allowed
tho Maps but four hits Scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Rome July 13.-There have been so
many contradictory reports in regard
TO the health OF the Pope that cor
respondent to-day interviewed a pre-
late who is living at tho Vatican
constantly and soes Plus X. every day.
This prelate says tho Pontit sufrera
from tho heat as usual. though he is
nbio to tako his daily walk in tho
Vatican gardens. The doctors insis.
only that no shall talso day OF rest
occasionally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
EACH TEAM TAKES GAME

Ne" YORK. Juiy l5-The Yankees ana :,
LOUIS Browne broke eyon ln to.d4s IS double
header. ihe locals taking tho opener f. .
ana The visitors the second "a a.
eoHnei was In fne form in the INST game.
nllpNlns but nve hits and striking on
tNeNe men zinn's home ran and ,hroo
ptstrr 0y Sterrett with Nc-onnsu o.,
thlrn' Won The game Caldwell started die
sse9ne tor ine Yankees. and did vory wen
unui tne nith innins. when he weakened
ana allowed So Louis 10 garner enonrh
runs 70 put them oct Of reach score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Atlanta: Atlanta, 2; New Orleans.
At Nashville First game-Nashvile.
Birmingham. 0. Second game
Nashville. 8: Birmingham o.
al Chattanooga: First game--Chatta
nooaa, i Mobile. ;. Second game
Chattanooga. i Mobile, o. SeconC
Chattanooga i Mobile. 5
At Memphis Memphis. 10; Mont
gomery. 2.
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IRRATIONAL LEAGUE

Al Baltimore: Baltimore, o; Newark.
At Jersey City. jersey city s. PROV
idence 4.
At Toronto; First gsme-Toronto TO.
Buffalo. 2 Second game-BuTalo .
Toronto l.
Al Montreal. Montreal 2; Rochester,
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STANDING or THE oIrns.

ST. Louis. July i7--The Giants s,ewoa
iaFonsh nine innings Behind MstAsNaon too
cav permitting che unhappy Cardinals o.
seore oniy couple % runs the cams VITO
simply must abuse somebody sonsua-iabhsd
Ma,sewson nutii The fatal sixth AFTER which'
ihe, fen back on ,he favorite pastime OF
nassins ihe umpire. Hauser's batting was
The feature The score.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee: milwaukee,. /; In
dinnapoiis. o.
a, Minneapolis: Minneapolis. 4; To-
Al St. Paul: st. Paul. 2; Columbus
At Kansas city: Kansas city, 2
! Louisville. L
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'IRST GAME
Totals g Il q 10 o. Totals 80 n II

TOMS - Il q 10 o Totals 80 6 q II 2
score by innings. r.
Cleveland ................ 40 2 q o.
philadelphia ..................0 f0oOo0Oo
Summary; Rnns-cisen. jackson. Griges.
Ryan. GrogG. McInaes Two base hits-Aic-
Times. GtFgs. Three base h.t-IacKson.
Sacrifice hy-J Barry. Sacrifice hIts-Oiscn
birmingham. Strunk. Stolen bases-GrIeEs
Collins. Double piays-Cocmbs. McInnes and
EGan. OMEN and Olsen. Left on bases
cleveland s. Philadelphia. Z. Bases on
oalls.-on Gregg. 8 of Coombs. 3 Struck
out-hy Gregg !: By Coorrbs Jt,s-o~
Troombs II In Innings; on II Barry, none.
inc 1888 umnires. Westervel; and Evans
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rCOND GAME.
pitt.hIlrEh.


Totals 81 7e7l4 Al Totals 81 .27 !
'Bnited for O'Too'e IN seventh.
fnatied for Ferry In ninth.
score hy innings; r.
brooklyn .......................o Q ! . 0-5
Pittsburgh ....-.-.........-....1 o o Cd
Summary: Runs-Daly. Northen, Dauhert.
Cutshaw. Hummel Carey. Donrn. Mccarthy.
Two base hits-Doniin Wagner. Three hase
hlts-Ncrthen. Cutshaw. DaUnert. Homo
run-Hummei Stolen basas-Doniin. Cut
shaw Double piBvs-Wnsner 20 Mccarthy
10 Miller. Wagner TO Miller 10 MoKechnie.
Left on bases Brooklyn 3; Pittsburgh. 8.
Bases on balls-on Knatzer. 4. of Kent. /.
of OToo'e. :: of Ferry. 4. Struck out-by
Knetzsr, J. by Kent. !: by OToole. ] wild
Hifch-knetzer Time. two hours. I'm
p!res. Klein and Bush.
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UNLUCKY FOR PITTSBURGH

Fitrsbursh. Pa July is-The 18th OF the
month nrov1 uniucky for the Pirates.
i ,,s., br9oklyns taking both games OF the
-nd ID ; Huckcr n.ichea a nna sn,na Nm
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BOSTON BLANKS TIGERS

2s'on' July 80 Brion held the De-
,s 80. "innins 90 OK tAe elx brs ,t
'5,gse'. LouGen petroiis shor,stop secnrsa
LOWS srsy'-s TINES up Hooper ana
Boston
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tIitsr GANIE


score by innings; n
New Yoric...-. 0no0 :
SUNNI ~; Runs-Sfovall. wallace. Aurtf7
-, paniela, stsrreit. inn. Mcconnell f2J.
Three oase hit-Ausiin. Homo run-zi1n
Sacrihee h.i-chase stolen hases-Danieis.
Austin. Stcrrett Double piays-Prart 20
wallace austin 10 Wallace Lett on hases
st Louis. s; New York. ?. Bases on bnifs
or Allison. p m Mcconnell l. Struck On,
by allison 3. by Mcconnell. r. nj, ~.
pitefed enli-by Allison. Passed bali
S"eeny via pitch Mcconnell Time l.5s
umpires. Connolly ana Har,
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HEAVY SLUGGING

Chicago. July ls-The Cubs to-day heat
as many DAYS bv a score Of to l. There
was heavy siusEins on both sides. Chicago
used three pitchers. while King depended
on FerdU.. Score.
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TINE TIEs pIsPATCH: RICHMOND VA SUNDAY july A. 1912

bniis-on clcot,e 3: of johnson. l. Struck
out-hy johnson. II: by Cicotte. ?. Home
run-Moeller. TWO base hits-Fournier.
Moeller Sacrifice hit-McBrlde. Sacrifice
ny-Foster. Umpires. O'Loushlin and Egan.
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Totals .s9iog7i5 totals 1, sels
'han for Jones To- ninth
Score uy innln.ss :.

Boston ~ foo,
Summary Rnna-fevyla C,l et.tf
nffe eaee HIT Wagner sioi.n buses
or 9'Ericn. q Struck ottf--f, c-p-ie- H.
Mrilin. .. sacrince hi,s-stsnnre ora,
Gardner. Iiii bv pif-hnr-Y.rk.a r---,t-
hlncru and Sheridan
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Washington. July is.2The Nationals to-
day Won the first game OF the series With
the chicago White soN hy q score OF 4 10 ,.
waiter Johnson pitched IN mis- usual form.
hitting and Shanks's folding We're features
OF tho game
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could only whir. ana tho game was
done done to frazle 1t was stren-
uous while s, lasted the detail score
tells moro OF IT,
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RICHMOND CLUBS
CONTINUE IN LEAD
(ContinueA 80. llrst Pagel


under tie mark established to-day IS
put 10 shame
Davidson made the rer,arks.hi" soore
IN disposing OF b Warren Corllran,
leader and 40 / nun on the Baltimore
aggregation. 4 up ans TO play us
opponent was six strokes IN the rear
al tho incl after an exhibition thlt
would have won for him on any orr
binary occasion
Though Davidson set mark that
Will likely stand for many moons. he
had two pieces Of hard lucA that kept
him from doing even that many STROKES
better These bits of misfortune came
on the nret md eiEhteenth holes hT
became stSmie5 On tis adversary's
BAN In the former instance. ara droye
slightly out OF breaks on his wny 10
the home green. wish the resultant
penalty
A. ali angles 10 accomplish his feat
but IT was his fine approach shots and
his putting That made i possible ~ =
drives were direct. but they aid not
carry for hny exceptional lengths. and
rs sati. I, was his short game THAT
ffef
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on bases-iJew York s. ST Louis Z Buses
or oalls-on Willis. g.. on Gey.r. : struck
out-hy willis l. Hii hy pitched bai-hy
Willis, l. Dnipires. Eason and Emalio.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Bristol Bristol 8 Knoxville.
Twelve inuinCs)
At Johnson City. Johnson CITY. 2,
Norr stoWn. s
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Cleveland. 'i "'An n, ~


Score By Innings r.
Cleveland ........... Onnonoona
Philadelphia ...............7 fooO1on.,i
Summary Ruus-Grigr-. Turner. NapEcrt
Lord t2l. Collins t2l. Baker. Mcinnes ~
S7irlnk' Barry. Honck. Two base hits-Mc-
thhes. Houok Ryan. Hifs-on Knapp in
t-h inning or Mitchell. IN Z % innings
struck out-hy Mitchell :; by Houck.
snses on haiis-on Knapp q: On Mitohan <
tl' ,y pltched heii-hy Mitchell CBarr,l.
~ Honck ,BirminEhnmj Double nisy
S zen yrissa 20 Olsen. Left on bases
SrirtLl1ni' -; Phiin deiphia. E wnd pitch
and Evans i'''''' "'A'eFfelt
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BOSTON LOSES TO CHICAGO
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. IL BROOKLYN. ! tfirst
samc).
Pittsburgh, 2: Brool>Iyn, , (sccond
Enme).
Cincinnati. :; Philadelphia, /.
St. Louis. =; New York, :.
Chicago. =; Boston, 1.
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= Broke az BannociShurn. de-
feated Captain r. Warren Corkran, or
Baptimore. ! M. ~ holes 7 Courtnev
Jones of baltimore. detected DR. Thos.
! W Brown. or Bannockhurn. Z up and
s George small al Baltimore defeated
w 4 Knowles 81 Banuockhurn and
Z, James Mcc Tripp- Of Baltimore de
MP and @. T. Hownr Hiss. of Baltimore.
defeated W. / Travers, Of Bannock-
burn. ne.
Baltimore VS.. Columhia--I c David
son. Columbia. defeated Warren
Corkran Baltimore. Z up and Q r p.
Eynon Jr Columbia defeated George
smith Baltimore . up and Tr j. y
Harlan. Columbia 5efeatel James
MoC Tr'pp baltimore. ro and \ S.
Nrattingiy. Coiumbin, defeated T. o..
Jenkins Baltimore. upt J. Howard
Hiss. Baltimore. detected r. Winter.
Columbia mp and 2
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STANDING on THE cLuBs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No games scheduled.
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SECOND GAME.
ST. Lnr,is

Totals 30 p 10 II Totals . 90 u IS :
.Baited FOR Rowd tn eighth
tBafted Tor Fisher in ninth
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SHARPSVILLE.
July s, 1912.

July 8, 1872.
Emma, Eva and Robert Rankin
were the guests Of VIM. Sinclair and
wife Tuesday.
Miss Vesta CLANCY and Howard
Reveal were quietly married at Lynch
burg, Wednesday evening by Rev.
Dresch.
Frank Lowman and family spent
Thursday evening at the home Of
VIM. Alexander.
Miss Faye Purdy spent last week
with her sister, Mrs Fred Pierson,
near New Vienna.
Philip Stroup and wife spent Thurs
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles CLANCY.
Clarence CLANCY and wife spent a
couple Of days last week with friends
at Wilmington.
Mrs. Nellie Achor and daughter,
Inez, spent Saturday evening with
VIM. Alexander.
Stephen Sinclair and family and
Arthur Fawley dined at the home of
James Polk Sunday.
Rev. Hudson and Frank Alexander
and daughter, Cora, were entertained
by VIM. Alexander, Sunday.
Isaac Jones spent Sunday with
Frank Lowman.
Misses Mabel Sharp and Elsie Achor
spent Thursday at James Downing's
near Martinsville.
Fred Mcdaniel and wife and son,
Chester, spent Sunday with Albert
Mcdaniel and wife near Pleasant
Plain.
Florence Sharp spent Thursday
evening with Alta Lowman.
Paul and Earl Hatcher spent Tues
day night with their sister, Mrs.
Maude Achor.
Bernice Bateman spent Thursday
night and Friday with her grand
mother, in Lynchburg.
Mozelle Fawley, of Indiana, spent
Tuesday with James Polk and wife.
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A system of electric signaling for
mines, operated by hand generator,
has been invented.
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WANTED-Aclive young men and
women to learn insurance business and
earn money by practicing each lesson.
We employ you regularly when prof.
cient. 81 00to join our correspondence
course with occasional personal in.
structton In your vicinity. Balance
OF tuition is payable. only 10% Of your
earnings while learning. If not salts
fled In three months, membership fee
returned. Give age, reference and
stamp for reply A 4 h Co. Steele
Bldg. Dayton, Ohio. TlS
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WANTED Young men who can af.
ford TO take a chance In floating an oil
company. Have l200 acres OF Noble
County's most likely oil land under
lease Proposed capitalization $4,000,
stock all common par value S1.00-
Under Ohio Laws. win big If oil is
struck. Geological conditions prove
find. Owners Of lease poor, but have
invested S6000-refuse to turn control
over to capitalist. Subscribe to stock
at once. 1hei Duck Creek Oil g. Gas
Co., Dayton, o. 7-lS
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DANvILLE.
July 5, lel2,

July 8, 1912,
Miss Matte Redkey, of Jacksonville,
is visiting at the home of her uncle,
l.. G. Stockwell.
Mrs. Lewis King and three child
rem spent several days last week with
her parents, Henry Walker and wife,
at East Danville.
Lewis Sanderson, wife and son,
Clifton, of Columbus, spent from Fri
day until Monday with friends here.
Mrs. Lizzie Groves and three child
rem Of Boston and Carl Hixson and
family were guests, of Dan Henderson
and wife, Sunday.
While engaged in doing some work
In a saw mill that is saving out lum.
ber on his fathers farm last Thurs.
day, Ed Hopkins met with quite a
serious accident, the saw striking him
about the knee and stripping the
flesh off for several inches. While the
wound Is very painful DR.. Chopper
who was called Immediately, dressed
the knee and thinks he will be all
right in short time
Mrs. Richard Brown and two child.
rem spent part Of last week with her
parents, John Pucket and wife, at
Buford.
Oliver Walker and family, Of East
Danville, were guests of r. II. Hop
kins and wife, Sunday.
A large number from here attended
the festival at Hollowtown Saturday
evening.
Roy Wood who recently underwent
an operation for an abscess on the APP
pendix is still confined to his bed. He
takes this means Of soliciting his many
friends to assist him in getting the
pony In the pony contest recently
started by the merchants in Hillsboro,
as he will be unable for sometime to
visit them personally on account Of
his sickness. All coupons may either
be dropped in the ballot box at the
store or sent to him to II. f. ID. No 5,
Hillsboro, o., his telephone number is
low. 3, Danvile exchange.
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FORT HILL.
July s, 1912.

| Julg Oi
Richard Burton, of Sinking Spring,
was the guest of his father, Carey
Burton, the latter part of the week.
Raymond Butler called on J. w.
Stults Saturday afternoon.
Daniel Skeens and wife and two
youngest children we're the guests Of
her mother, Mrs James Puckett, near
Sinking Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Stults spent the
Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Cameron, of Marshall.
Mrs. Anna Deardoff and son, Ray,
and daughter, Miss Mary, called on
Mrs. Sarah Turner Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edith Covan and Mrs. Eva
Mace spent Sunday with f. A. Hook
man and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kesler and
James Buffers spent Sunday with j.
L. Butler and family, at Sinking
Spring.
Peter Frush and wife, of West
Union, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the latter's sister, Mrs. j. b.
Turner.
Granville Hickman and nephew,
Harry Hickman, we're visitors in
Bainbridge Saturday.
j. o. Stults and wife and Misses
b anche Havens and Eva Cartwright
spent Thursday In PEBBLES.
Isaac Bobb, of Cedar Narrows, was
the guest Of his cousin, o. p. Havens,
Saturday and Sunday.
j. B. Turner and wife were the
guests of Enos Eubanks, and family
Thursday.
Albert Collins and Alma Country.
man called on Carey Skeens and
brother, Harlem, Sunday afternoon.
~. Butler and family, Of Sinking
Spring, took dinner with Mrs. Re-
becca Stults Thursday.
! John Tompson, of Beech Flats,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
VI. g. White.
Homer Harper, Of Washington @.
H., and father, Isaac, Of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with the latter's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Countryman.
Manlove Reed and wife spent Sun.
day with their parents, John Reed
and wife. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Reed.
Heber Deardoff visited his cousin
Eva Rhoads, Sunday.
Verna Rhoads spent Sunday with
Benson Butler.
Mrs. Daniel Setty and daughter, oi
Sinking Spring, were the guests o.
their uncle, j. L. Reed, and family
Thursday.
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DODSONvILLE.

July 8, 1912.
Alvin Taylor and son, Carey, Of
Lynchburg, we're calling on friends
here Tuesday.
Frank Armentrout, of Chicago. is
calling on his grandmother, Mrs. Ben
Wilkin.
Abe Aber, of Norwood, was seen in
our village Wednesday.
Dave Archer and wife, of Lynch.
burg, Walter Shoemaker and family
and Chas. Kebble and wife, of Xenia,
were calling on Henry Dunseith and
family Sunday.
Turner Stroup and family spent Sun
day with Otto Kesler and wife.
r. C. Pratt and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Pratts brother, Jesse Ore.
baugh, and family
Noble Stroup took dinner with
Curtis Aber Sunday.
Quite a number from here attended
the baptizing at Hoaglands sunday.
Joseph Lemon, of Middletown, was
seen in our village Sunday.
Oscar Baker and family spent Sun.
day with friends at Hoagslands.
Leonard Aber spent Sunday at Pike
Chapel.
George Dunseith and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Allie Henderson and
family.
Quite a number from here attended
the commencement at Allensburg
Saturday night.
Dodsonville & Lynchburg crossed
bats Sunday ending in score of 2 to 4
in favor Of Jacksonville.
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WANTED-Three carpenters. All
round men preferred. Apply to L. e.
Shaber, carpenter and contractor Mar
tinsville, Ohio.
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EAST MONROE.
July 8, 1912.

July 8, 1912.
Born to Oscar Davidson and wife,
Friday, July 8, a daughter.
w. G. Fishback and wife and child
rem were guests of relatives at Yates
vile, the past few days.
Miss Blanche Morton, who recently
returned from Kalispell, Mont, where
she taught school the past two years,
Is visiting relatives here.
Miss Elva Kinzer, of Lebanon, is the
guest Of friends here.
VIM. Cox and family and Ed Sanders
and family wese visiting George Swift
and wife Sunday.
A number from here attended the
Fourth of July celebration at Green
field.
Mrs, Lille Reeder, of Hamilton,
visited here last week.
w. b. Littler left Friday for Koke-
mo, Ind, where he will make a ten
days visit with friends and relatives
Miss Mamie Tompkins returned
last week after spending few weeks
at Rochester, Mich.
Mrs. Belle Mccormick, of Greenfield
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Nola Swift and children visited
at Martinsville last week.
A. E. Haines and wife attended the
funeral Of VIM. Chatlin, at Sabina,
Saturday.
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For RENT-Clifton House Stable
Apply to Jacob Uhrig. If
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So and SO loans on real est ate. File
applications In advance of your imme-
date needs Good active representa-
tive wanted for loans, general insur-
ance, surety bonds and for Building g.
Loan Association work. Give refer
ences, with stamp for reply Koehne
& Co.. opp. Court House, Dayton,
Ohio. 7.ls
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Peoples
Column
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Farm and Town property always
for sale. Money loaned on Real Es
tate. WADE TURNER,
Merchants Bank Bldg.