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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

The Bisbee Christian Science so
ciety makes the following announce
ments: Sunday services IL a. N.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at 7.45 in the Fair Hall, corner
Main st and Subway.
To these services the public is
welcome and cordially invited TO at
tend The subject for Sunday. July
l4th 1912, will be: Sacrament.
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RECORD RACES FoR DETROIT

DETROIT. July 13.-Witb nineteen
entries paid up in the merchants and
manufactures $4,000 stake and tif-
teen in the chamber OF commerce
$500 pace the Detroit driving club
h9s established a new records with
its classics, which will be raced
here July % 70 26. Free for all
events which come later in the week
promise to be record breakers 10
the size of fields.
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WEDDING RINGS AS PINS.
aeno's Fair Divorces Spring Brand
New Fad.

RENO. July ia new fad has re-
Gently been adopted here among fair
Divorces The idea Of converting
the useless wedding ring into Swas-
tika pin as an emblem Of future bet
ter fortune. instead Of RELOCATING il
70 seclusion, is said TO have origin
ated with a prominent eastern di-
vorcee who for several months has
had nothing 10 do but to xiii time.
Like everything else introduced BY
a member Of the colony which has
the least merit, il was quickly taken
up by others and If e continues to
appeal to tho increasing proportion to
its start. the local jewelers. viii nave
an active business OF melting golden
bands into another design symDolical
Of success yet TO come.
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BAPTIST cHURcH

Sunday morning:
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
Preaching at IL o'clock.
Sunday Evening:
Young peoples uniCE at Z O'Clock.
Preaching at s O'Clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
You are cordially invited TO wor
ship with us.
Strangers specially welcome.
j. w. EPPERLY
Pastor.
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coMMITTEE MEETS MoNpAY

CHICAGO July 1s.-The democrat
ic national committeeman win meet
Monday at the Congress hotel TO pre-
pare for the campaign. ". r. Nc
Combs. who managed the eampa.ga
for Woodrow Wilson, is due to ar
rive tomorrow. It is generally under
stood he viii he the new chairman OF
the committee.
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RlsAop WARREN m

DENVER, July 1s.-Bishop H. w.
Warren. recently retired by the
Episcopal church is re-
ported as critically i'll at his resi-
dence in University Park He has
been confined to his bed four weeks
with infiammatory rheumatism. The
has now reached his
lungs. Mrs. Warren is also under the
care of physicians.
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TIDAL WAVE
HITS RACI n {

RACINE. Wis, July 1S.-Terrific
electrical storms in this vicinity to-
day were featured by a small tidal
the river rose several feet, then re
ceded, leaving the level foot low
er than the normal stage.
Much damage was done along the
lake front By lightning.
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PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNION
SERVICE

Sunday morning, during the regular
church hour. the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered in
the Presbyterian church. Members
will be received into the church and
children may be presented for christ
ening. The session meets in the
church Sunday at 1880 a. m. when
any desiring to unite with the church
may present themselves for examina-
ton.
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KlLLs MIFE ANp EscAPEs

CHICAGO. July l3.--Mrs- Theresa
Parri, aged twenty, was shot ana
killed by her husband. Peter Parri, Il
tailor, in front of the entrance TO an
eleavted railroad station today. The
shooting followed a quarrel. Parri
threatened to kill anyone who
approached him, and, boarding d troll
ley car, escaped.
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nrpaER AIDS. ExlLE

WASHINGTON. July. i3.-Nftor
the socialist congressman en-
listed the aid OF President Taft to-
day in his effort 10 secure the re-
lease from Siberia Of stefan Dabrow-
ski who claims to be an American
citizen and exiled On a political
charge. The case may be laid be-
fore the cabinet Friday.
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PICTURES COMING

Little children the world over. Lots
Of them. are coming to the Methodist
church Coming on 100 beautiful
Underwood slides, on Tuesday, July.
%. at 500 p. m. Coming under the
direction of Mr. Decker
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EXPRESS RATE
HEARING SEPT IS.

PHOENIX. July l3.-The Arizona
corporation commission has set Sep
TENDER IS for the hearing OF evidence
on applications for a general reduc-
ton Of express rates. At the same
time they viii formulate uniform
mileage basis for interstate business.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school GAS.
Preaching service 1900. Subject
''Vanquished Dragons"
Epworth league Gas.
Preaching service 7:45. Subject
IAN Able Advocate"
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7;45.
Z G. DECKER
Pastor.
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AlILEs, vAlN HoPE.

WASHINGTON. July 18.-The pres
ident win probably get along for the
next four months without a secre-
tary. Indications are that President
Taft viii not appoint successor to
c. d. HItes recently made chairman.
Of the national committee and who
leaves tomorrow TO assume his on
ties II the present plan prevails,
HiHes viii return 20 she White HOUSE
afters election. Friends OF Hilles IRE
dicted today that If Taft Is reelected
IIiIIes VIII be appointed TO a cabinet
position.
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POSSES CHASE AssAlLANT

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. July 10.
Posses are pursuing Charles Liliey, a
carpenter, who yesterday attacked J..
Worrel, Presbyterian minister,
throwing him down a flight Of stairs
and breaking his jaw in too places.
Il is claimed there was no provoca-
ton for the attack
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JEEF DAVIS THIap Dies

COLoRDO SPRINGS. Colo, July
l3-Jenerson Hayes Davis Jr- in
liant son Of Mr. and Mrs. J.. II. DAVIS
and a great grandson of the presi-
dent Of the Southern confederaey,
died this morning
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LORIMER LOSES
SENATE SEAT
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for permission to have the clerk read
his statement Il was an affirmation
of his belief in Lorimer's innocence
and a pathetic statement OF his own
foebleness. Tiilman wept as il was
read. other members in the senate
exhibited deep feeling.
"Since / was stricken with paral-
ysis. thirteen months ago." said the
TiHman statement, I have thought
often and seriously about death and
the hereafter. That I am here at all
is in some respects a miracle and !
know I must 20 hence TO meet my
Great Judge face TO face very soon
] cannot dc otherwise than 10 vote as
my coincidence dictates and / believe
this man is innocent OF the charges
brought against him
TfIlman expressed the hope that
Lorimer would concentrate the re
mainder OF his lie 10 the Purifica-
ton of politics in Chicago and the
uplift Of his fellow citizens Of Iili-
nois
4 believe il he does brayely fight
for a nurer and better government,
he eaid. God viii strengthen his arm
and he viii return to the senate vim
dicated BY the people Of that great
state"
Ends TWO Years Fight
The unseating OF iorimer closed
a fight that has not ceased since
the publication Of the charges OF
Charles A. White by the Chicago
Tribune early in 1910. Lorimer was
elected as junior senator from Hi
nois By the legislature OF that state
in May, 1909 tie was at thar time
a member OF the house OF repf esenta-
lives. having been elected 70 the
ffty-fourth congress in 1924. He con
sfnued to hold his seat in the house
until June. 1903, nearly a month a.
ter his election 70 the senate. Tnen
he resigned. and was sworn in as
senator the next day
The election. which came afte- .
statewide primary had endorsed
senator Albert J. Hopkins foE re-
election. A deadlock In the iegis-
lature prevented the election 0. Hop
kins. and I.orimer : election was u
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MILLloNAIREs ouIr

CHEYENNE. July 13--The conveu-
ton of the Master Plumbers associa-
ton Of Colorado, New Mexico, Ari-
iona, Idaho. Utah and Wyoming, adj
jou-ned today after electing officers
All are from Colorado.
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Nll1 rrsT s EDUCATIONAL

COhtALIis. Oregon, JAY IL
, tEsf. tfie ~ tt0ck milk ffosIi Is orr
or sh- bs.St r.ears fRFai - .che.
las Of teacaing percentage in arith-
metie classes vas the declaration
made here ov Professor z. l. Kent
before tho teachers attending the
sun 1ner school at the Oregon Agri-
cultural college.
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RouI ZOE SIT LAKE,.

SALT LAKE. July 13.-Frank Man
tell and Vice Hanson, middleweights,
signed tonight for a twenty round
match here on July Is.
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN
SERVICES AT WARREN

on July IA the English Lutheran
services at Warren will be held at
the Warren school chapel at 1880 in
the evening
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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? EALIs: nEATH-FoRTuNE

MEANWHILE, Pa. July i3.-W W.
Baxter received word yesterG==ss--- :.is'sst
he had fallen heir 10 a quarter OF a
million, through the death OF reia-
tive in Syracuse. who dropped dead
on the street today.
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suLLIrT SUCCEEDS LEHMAN

WASHINGTON.July l3.-The APP
pointment OF William Marshal Buliitt,
as solicitor general for the United
States, was confirmed b. the senate.
lie succeeds Frederick W. Lehman.
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THE WEATHER.

ARIONA-Fair in south. Local
showers in north portion Sunday and
probably Monday. Warmer Sunday
in south portion
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Reorganlzed church OF J cessL. D.
Saints. opposite Laundry. tombstone
Canyon.
Sunday school p. m Preaching
's:15 p. M Reiigio 6 45 p. m. Preach
ing SOC , m.
Ar welcome.
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BOAT gRINcs MANIAC

PENSACOLA, Fla, July 13.-When
the British steamer August Belmont
entered port here today, a maniac
chained to the deck was the first
sight that greeted customs officials.
The sailor was stricken during the
voyage, and when he became violent
be was handcuded. RE broke them.
and picked the lock on another paic.
The ships Papers show that the man
shipped as an American.
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umately brought about By the sup
port of fifty-three democrats.
Charges OF bribery in connection
with the Lorimer election were made
public By the Chicago Tribune on
April 80 1911, when it Published a
confession from State Representative
White that ne had received 81, 900 %
vote for BOrimer. The senator spe-
eifieally denied these charges in A
speech in the senate on May 2S OF
that year, and he said he courted an
Investigation. The senate authorized
an Investigation on June 20. Il be-
gan in Chicago September 20, 1910,
under direction OF Senator julius Z.
Burrows, Of Michigan.
FUnks Evidence Counts
As a result OF the first inysstiga-
ton, LOfimer was exonerated by the
senate. and on March II, 1911. the
senate, by vote OF As to 40. affirmed
his title TO his seat
The second Investigation began
June 90. 1911, as a result Of charges
that new evidence had been found.
particularly statement from
Charles Fank, OF the International
Harvester company that I'd. Hines
had asked him 10 contribute 100000
to the Lorimer- fund The second in
vestigation vas presided over By
Senator Dillingham;. OF Vermont. and
again affirmed IDrimer's title 10 his
seat. bur the vote today was an over
whelming defeat OF the COMMITTEES
report as well as Of Lorimer.
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CARMEL.
April %, 1912.

April %, 1912.
Sunday School and Glass Meeting on
next Sunday morning, April 2S, at 10
o'clock. On May 5, Sunday School at
2 p. M, preaching by Rev. John How
ard at p. m. Everyone is invited to
attend these services.
School commenced at Sulph ur
Spring this morning, after being
closed three weeks on account Of sick
ness.
Misses Irene and Florence Troth, Of
Rainsboro, spent Saturday night with
their cousin, Alma Keelor.
Nathan Penn and family, Of Hills
boro, and James Chestnut and family,
Of Marshall, spent Sunday with Jas.
Penn and wife.
Mrs. Mary McCoppin and son, Perry,
of Hillsboro, spent Sunday at their
farm here.
Misses Florence, Rhea and Eva Eu-
banks called on their sister, Mrs. Nell
McCoppin Sunday evening.
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Sealed Proposals

The Board of Deputy State Supervisors of
Elections for Highland County. Ohio, will
receive at the ONCE of the Clerk of the
board, up to ~ O'Clock. noon on the 9th day
of May, 1912, sealed bids tor the printing of
the ballots for use at the primary election to
be held In the several precincts I'm said
County, May 81, 1912.
said ballots must be printed and delivered
to the board according to law and the spec
ifcations on file with the clerk and the num-
Der not less than the following:
1900 ballots for Democrats
$500 ballots for Republicans
1900 ballots for Democratic Presiden-
tial Preference
The ballots must be printed and bound in
books, for use in the respective precincts,
according TO law.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
bond (must use form furnished by the
boar0 conditioned according to law
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
April %, 1912.
@. F. FARIs. Chief Deputy
II. l.. WIGGINs, Clerk
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CATALPA GROVE
April %, 1912.

April 22, 1872.
David Saum and family and b. G.
Milliner spent Sunday with Peter
Saum and family.
Philip Stroup and wife, Of Sharps-
vile, and Mollie Brulport spent Sun
day with Joe Stroup and family.
Misses Pearl Moberley and Fay
Duckwall, Of Hillsboro, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Moberley.
Rev. G. E. Elmore and wife, Of
Lynchburg, we're entertained Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Roush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Roberts and
daughter, Of Russell, and Ben Willlin
and wife spent Thursday with Samuel
Wilkin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Euverard and
daughter, Madge, spent Sunday with
Mrs Elizabeth Cochran and daughter,
Allie.
Mrs. Ira Cadwallader and family
spent Monday with Clark Cadwallader
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilkin and family
spent Sunday with Samuel Wilkin
and family.
Wendell Roush and sister Alma and
Una Dele spent Monday with ]. T.
Tompson and wife.
A. e. Wilkin and family and Mr..
and Mrs. George Winkle and son, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Clayborn and family,
Of Lynchburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Quig-
ley enjoyed Sunday with Sam ely
burne.
Henry Wilkin and family spent
Sunday with Clark Cadwallader and
family.
Owen Roush and wife and son, Vir-
gil, are shopping in Hillsboro today.
Miss Rosa Muntz spent Sunday with
Miss Wilda Lewis.
Ed Lewis and family spent Sunday
evening with Clark Cadwallader and
family.
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SLATE HILL
April %, 1912.

Aplll 50 lolS'
Rev. E. S. Cummings and wife, OF
Laurel, visited relatives here the past
week.
Myrtle Murphy visited Julia Rogers
in Hillsboro Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Dick spent few days
last week with her mother, near
Bridges, who was very poorly.
Nellie Humphrey has returned to
her work at Mrs. Jane Cummings,
after two weeks visit with her par
ents in Ross county.
John Lowman, wife and son, Dewey,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Floyd
Caplinger, Of near Hillsboro, recently.
Mrs. Fred Rice isspendlng the week
in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Frank Hiser and Lydia Holt
called on the formers daughter one
day last week.
Sherman Holt visited his parents in
Pike county, Sunday.
Austin Gammell and sister and
Virda Fergurson we're the guests of
the latters parents near Sinking
Spring, Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Rice, who has been stay
ing with her sister in Hillsboro, re-
turned home Saturday for few days
visit.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
April %. 1911,

ApTll %, 1911
Rev. Cottrell filled his regular ap-
point ment and spent Sunday with
Frank Vance and daughter.
Rev. Foust's lecture was we'll at
tended. Proceeds S1910
Mrs. Jane Foust and Martha Ear
hart, of Buford we're guests OF II. G.
Vance and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Euverard spent Satur-
day with b. S. Sanders and family at
Sardinia.
S. V. Hall and family, of Sardinia.
spent Sunday under the parental
roof.
Amiel Robbins and Miss Georgia
Marconett took dinner with Cham
berlain Gray at Mowrystown, Sun
day.
g e. King, of Cincinnati, attended
the lecture and was the guest of his
mother Sunday.
Miss Pearl CLANCY of the exchange
at Danville, was the guest of Minnie
Wilkin Saturday night.
William Lamonda and family ate
dinner with George Lance and family
Sunday.
Ezra Carpenter has returned from
Middletown. He was accompanied by
his brother, Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Fawley of
Mowrystown, were guests Of w. f.
Fawley and family Sunday.
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RAINSBORO.
April %. 1912

April ~, 19l2.
Miss Grace Coleman, who has been
teaching music at Milledgeville, the
past winter, returned home Saturday
to spend the summer with her mother.
Miss Mary West, of the Bliss Bust
ness College, Columbus, is home for
few days.
Ora Opp, of Greenfield, spent Sun.
day with G. G. Garmsn and family.
W. j. Redkey and wife are spend
ing few days with their daughter, at
Paint.
John e. Spargur has been the guest
of his brother, at Washington, G. H.,
for several days
Carl Caldwell came home from Day
ton last Saturday to spend few days
with his parents.
Aaron Stalker left last week for Gin.
cinnati, where he underwent an opera
tion for his eyes. Reports from him
are very encouraging.
j. A. Beaver and family we're guests
of friends at Bainbridge, Sunday.
II. B..Barrett, Of Norwood, was the
guest of relatives here the latter part
Of last week.
Sixteen pupils took the examination
here last Wednesday to enter our High
School next year.
Mrs. Belle Fergerson and family
moved last Friday to jamestown in
Greene county.
Mrs. Efiie Rowe Eckert died at the
home of her parents, James Rowe and
wife, at O'Clock this morning from
tuberculosis. A husband and one lit
tie daughter survive her. The ar
rangements for the funeral are not
completed.
When MRS. Ruth Sans returned
from church on Sunday she found that
her children and their families had
taken possession of her home In her
absence and had bounteous dinner
In preparation TO celebrate her BIRTH
day anniversary. 1t was complete
surprise and thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Alex. Webb, who has been an invalid
for many months, has been in criti
cal condition for several days and his
death is expected at any moment
Will Ulen and wife, of cambridge,
were guests of her parents, A. G.
Cameron and wife Sunday. Master
Grant Ulen, who has been visiting
here for couple Of weeks, returned
home with them.
Rev. j. R. Colley, Of Hillsboro,
preached the baccalaureate sermon
here in the M. E. Church on Sunday
night to a large and appreciative
audience.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph HUFF to Marie tia Dixon,
Paint tp, 226a, 81.
Samuel Williamson to j. w. Watts,
Hillsboro, int, lot, 81.
Frank e. Simkins to Grace Simkins,
Lynchburg, lot, 81.
Carey Long sheriff to j. l.. Caldwell,
Madison Up, lot, $780,
James A. Harps to M. Irwin Dunlap;
Madison tip, lot, 81.
r. M. Lyle to Samuel Wolfe, Bos.
ton, lot, 81.
Mamie Evans Buntain to Board of
Education, Liberty tip, la, 800.
Mary Il. Dillon to Howard Sewell ct
al, Hillsboro, lot, 81.
Samuel Hughes to e. G. Buckley,
Fairfield tip, 64a, 81.
ID. r. Cowman to Ida B. Hire, Green
field, lot, 81.
Henry Kearnes to John Kearnes,
Highland county, S5a, $1,000.
James f. Cross to Ira Q. Roberts,
Whiteoak Up, l62a, SS0O0
Joseph N. Wilkin gdn to William
Wilkin, Dodson and Salem tips, $500.
Joseph Huff to Elva Parker, Madison
tp, 74a, 81.
Eliza ID. Nickeson to Clarence r.
Nickeson, Hillsboro, lot, 81.
Mary M. Elton to David Cook, Sa-
mantha, lot, 1925.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charlie r. Evans, Of Mt. Grab, and
Clanie Alice Ruble, of Lynchburg.
Joseph e. Stanforth and Jessie L.
Shook, both Of Hillsboro.
Reece Knisley, of cambridge, and
Melissa Bayard, of Greenfield.
John ID. Murphy and Rosa L. Weis-
haupt, both of Lynchburg.
Glenn Winfough and Pearl Davis,
both Of Greenfield.
John w. Vaughn and Rachel Trim
BILE, both of Hillsboro.
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VAN Ell kO 4o687

Trotter Sorrel stallion; foaled
1908; l5l hands high; 1000 pounds.
Bred by G. S. Howard, Johnstown,
Ohio. Consigned by A. S. Hutson.
Ohio.
Sired by Vanko 429OS, record 2:l7t,
sire of Colonel " 2:29a, Gracelight
2:29i son of Moko PAST, sire of Brenda
Yorke, 2:04l, Fereno 2:05l Native
Belle ~ 2:O79, (9 2;O6l, Silver Silk
2:O8l, Susie N. (3 2:O9i, etc; dams of
The Harvester POI, etc; Julia d. @.
dam Of Native Belle ~ 2:07a, (3)
2:o6D by General Wellington l296l.
First Dam, El Tippo Maid, record
2:24i, by El Tippo 33O9S, sire of Ell
Tippo Maid 2:24t, son of El Banecia
1929, dam Alleta A. by Alcantara
729.
Second dam, Hattie b. Simmons,
by Simmons 2744, record 2:28, sire of
McKaig Simmons 2:05i, Dr. Madara
2:0S, Tregantile 2;O9i, Hesperus 2:O9l,
Greenleaf 2:l04, etc; dams of Ham
burg Eelle 2;Olt, Brenda Yorke 2:O4t,
Bonnie Direct 2:05t, Fereone 2:O5i,
Hal q. 2:05i, Bonnie Steinway 2.O6l,
Lewis Forrest 2:06t, etc.
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Cemetery Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election of one trustee will be
held at the Farmers & Traders Nation.
al Bank Tuesday, May 2, 1912. Hours
from to 3o'clock p. m.
April 5, 1912. w. A. MORROW.
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Griggs-What odd expressions these
noyelists use. For instance, in this
book you loaned me the author tells Of
the heroine speaking "in a hollow
voice"
Briggs s-Well, that's all right In her
case. You see, she tried her voice on
the stage, and there was nothing in
it."-Boston Transcript.
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There's use for everything in the
world"
whats the use of jealous wife p"
"A great deal If there were no
Jealous wives, how do you suppose a
homely stenographer could get job.
Judge.
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"Why don't you put a wet paint
sign on your porch ?"
"Not much. / did that last year
and all who passed rubbed their fin
gers over it to see II 1t really was.
This year I'm taking no chances. -
Detroit Free Press.
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Delle--I don't speak to Jack any
more.
Nelle-What's the troubleP
Delle-I told him the Ladies' Aid
approvedIof the way dressed my hair,
and he had the impudence to ask II It
was ratified. d.-Philadelphia Record.
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Fair Voyager-Why are we sailing
along here with the flags at half mast
Captain-Out Of respect for the Dead
Sea, ma'am.-Judge.
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During 1911 the London County
council registered 68,954 motor vehi-
cles, among which were included 49,
S74 motorcycles.
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Owners Statement.

This colt is highly bred and
promising colt, and will show for
himself. He is absolutely sound and
right In every way and grand pros
pect.
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Women, according to the law of
average, live longer than men their
allotted span of life is 4l.85 years, as
against 1921 for the opposite sex.
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Cheerful Undertaker-B Beautiful day
for the funeral, sir just enough breeze
to stir the plumes. Now Jump In,
sir, please. e.-Sketch.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-04-25

A congress OF universities of the
Britt h Empire will meet in London
next July.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-04-25

Weather reports are sent from Glib
raltar to London daily by wireless
telegraphy.