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The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-28
nTHAT IS NO GOOD AT ALI" "
Whw lt Meant When Used by tho
 Italian Postal Official

WntL lE m9aUE WtloH OoVA " N''~
 Italian Postal Official.
 "A postofice order was awaiting me in the postoGice of small Italian vil- lage," writes a correspondent of the Cologne Gazette. "I could see the pleasant little document lying on the counter, so I gave my name and asked for the money.
 '"The official, however remarked that that wouldn't do. An, thought l. he wants some proof of identity so l rummaged among my papers and fetch cd out my military service paper
 "aThat Is no good at all said the official, because But after the be cause he stuck. The words refused to come out, and be merely assumed an lev official demeanor. An thought l. he can't read the German of my serv- ice paper so I went away and dragged in my innkeeper, and he swOre with mighty oath that was so and so.
 "oThat Is no good at aH,' was all the man behind the counter vouchsafed, IlOuku uG SUlu II "ANL t oiAA'N' - hurried back to the inn and fetched further proofs of my identity-a pass port, an authenticated copy of a ceruli- cate of nationality and finally even letter from an Italian relative. Surely the postofice man would be able to read them.
 "aThat Is no good at alI,' he said. with another of his pleasant smiles, after he had read them, adding that be was very, very sorry. Naturally l got angry at this and abused him as well as a limited acquaintance with foreign terms of abuse would permit.
 "'That is no good at all,' he said, with another of his smiles, as he rat tied the shutter across the pigeon hole. Next morning l returned to the charge only to see the shutter fly across again. The day after the same thing hap pened. But on the third day brought the burgomaster with me. I.came pre- pared to have it out with the Italian postofice. What was my astonishment when I saw the clerk waiting for me behind the open shutter, with hand full of small coins, which he counted out to me. winding up with q fascinat- ing smile as he said, Don't you see, yesterday and the day before l hadn't enough money"
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-28
A Fair Jury.

In a suit some years ago between father and son before an Indiana justice of the peace the sextet cOmpris- ing the jury came in after three hours deliberation with the following i'm partial verdict: "We, the jury, agree to find judgment for neither plaintiff nor defendant and find that each pay half the costs" It is said the verdict struck every one as being so unusually fair that even the parties to the action were satsfed.-Cuse and Comment
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-28

HAND LAUNDRY-The Jandos Hand Laundry on Third street next to Golden North Hotel, does your washing without shrinking the clothes. Family work given care full attention. H.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-28
Kluane Road House Cook Wanted.

KIuane Road House Cook Wanted.
 COOK. WANTED: Immediately for Road House on Kluane Trail. Must be good cook, thoroughly competent respectable, and trustworthyy, SEQ per month. Must leave Whitehorse November 1. Position permanent. Call on or write Daily Alaskan for particulars. St.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-28

TO gURE~A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if It fails to cure. B. ". GROVES sig signature is on each box. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-28
At the Movies.
 TONIGH.

Dolls-Drama-EClair. The Outcast ill ? reels.-Bison 10.
 Drama. An Old Fashioned Girl.-ReX.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

served In the state dinins room,
This room Is lighted by silver chan
dciicrs aud eIKht silver electric side
lights. II is furnished with chairs
OF mahuxany. upholstered in dark
green tapestry. Three large mahos-
any console tables with large carved
eagles for supports were used for
serving
The Blue room. the scene m tue
reception. II historic fortli- many
events thnt have taken place IN IL.
chief among which was the Wedding
of President Cleveland.
Through ~. corridors hung with
the pictures ni presidents md their
wives the wedding guest. were l."
promenade after the reception while
the marine band rnder.I s"ict.ons.
aud by Il o'clock the bride and groom
expect to b. Speeding away on their
non".noon. Whether they viii s0
h! autoinobil. or train is u secret.
They intend to travel for about y
month. seitins into their new h"ms
st Wiiiianis'o~n. Mss.. early In
January. Washington sociciy .X-
i,c,ls 4" -c- them back IN WashIns-
ton al fr.du'ni Intervals.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
AlAAosA COUNTY CASE.

Ii~sssr. casa. >.,s :s.--Iudss
johs 4 tssss il ss@ district souss
s0'ssS sss.ssiss.i ssosius .. ssfik-
a-is s~sss,a pssstpss a 'h- answer
.t fsvt~sssy ss xsss- jsas> H.
i'-arg- t-s.. ssasSsssa. sssil tra.ssst
~ f.ss- k.n. ia call . sxcsi.i refer
-asians -i-sss~e la Ia. siii .rv.sSss
Aissss.~s s.as'ss Tar eoau bpid
tLst t.. .-sf-ssrs ~ .iai- is = nsies
istrfisl officer st-p isss So Lss. 80
asshsssjss I. .-sss a.aa sr- I"SaItb
Of sizrsiasvs alta. a-s 10 f~trsrs.
asa. E-sssioes5
III. suit SiIg a.~' epss.~ u. fus
h.astnE nr ns a.erttss s.sa shv rssi.
isaasss ~tIi ", ss ~..sIii.. ib- ".
gsiily at sh. svs.sseia. p-sisissss
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

NSein s-ss again - r.~e oAse rSv q
s~s .stcse ~ ssTs si~y4e OAsS, s0Sj.s1
W Ut So ~ ssS~s sNst tive soSsN w.
y-trssueps.
nDu Prescription ,.ssJ~ ~ s-ss
NIs's tss'l-s &isfs<s sf q, teonA - sv@--.
cd ~ ,hssnci, all esssoAl q ~ VIA
,csxr.ea s'sS e,..r healing. seotklpe
coc'int ins sssirn;S AA,y IL pcv A:s
jrst craze MIR Itch. yvl vii fe~l
ssosss~i sssi ,ccIesI. ,he Itch aspoiaie-
y W No.! way tfe psVHisut yo7s er.
Ply Sisss p.pp. y
.ssa eSo family by rsrer,'Dec,ji,r = ,h,.s
y -eiy 80 - sssn ~afts.er how sr,s
. srFt w~ want ycss - srs !. u9W
On c';r ls-ssisive rc-y~y sJssr.AAte~s
Asa us sIs- s'-sui nhD. BssSs
TIE hausWas Dfvs o.. sneo1 sassSl
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
A0~' A'~' f1~n e 'iSs ISSUE BOND.

jefferson City. No. Nov. :ss-Np.
a'icsltSs ~ss msj~ TO the Mi.~susi
i'uhii- Service Cammiss.oa s.'isy ~
the chisskn. Niissukse q ~. raul
sstisusd tos rrfmissSca 10 tsssc
St:c.oec.oce II fvss0diss bonss.
The hoad lsss,r + 10 cover sii sioeS
t.sass. ttssshssr> ssd ~auipussn: nt
lrs Thousand wiies of the Milwaukee
.'.sssa. The i.oads as- I" ,as- ap
The essiIs isd~tsedses. .f ,he sts.
srm.
u i, ihosssi isa, The .sssml lsst.s
~si! sssss the desired p~smis.sos III.
af,sssovss
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
TURKS CHEAPER But
TRInMIN'S HIGHER

COASTER the Thanksgiving dias
s-s
Regardless uf ,aiitisai at s-iisisus
|. sitiiis'tss. the seasa.u,.s i. no,
hlindssi ~ ta- fass sLai his Thanks
4 siSisx dinner .s 1hurs.isY is ss.ns
, i0 .ust hlsa rrus- than i~it- ss iaa,h
- u aid tee ssss. as. and n..ss
than ths-~ iin,-s =. hsusk =. IL did
t~-s's s-ss. sk.
The spgts~s to Tssai.tsL a. .rI:
ss 4" o.sls~as ksismAs.a. Es.kut
OF S-- Scss tin
S.asiaus s,rs, .f sis is. T.ss4ss
, aisiss susL-f. provided s.a -. ss,
.sl-si Z" s'h . '-h.s.s itGry .ifa in
: .sissoe ts'sIss
rufk~ts ~iII s~Is f.ss.9 ja Tsisis
: hai suf 90 .~Ls. Z. .s sect. y tssras.
actual rsuts That r- aus that
roam. ,sss.s silt .u, over
IL. .vansrs tot 81 to Sac la t,"s
s.ss-ys .os-I ~ Tsasaes,sins time
tef q: svs's . p.uaa. as ss:s toe .
tssspousd hisa ssd t-eesy Yrass
see f~' : esuss I-,ss.a. .s :. srss.
ter = lea.rns'e.s r.is-,s Lest y-ss tur4
ks3s sold for from. - is 90 .ssis sI
peusd
TIE Iossi .tttsrs ts I-~s ias 3 cents
tsstv ses ,~u sus.ts 81 ssaai-sfttr>
sbss ac "iI ten s.sss .ss AMI ,rr
s.ais Iresu than h. ait tSvn'y
rsass asu fass. is = .ptrs.ssaaiseI
Increase nos-% N tb- p.ts- NJ -rlrfy
ssssss y'kips snd sasperwrrss Th- pti.-
OF bs'ssr BE. so's- Nv. i.fss in
rties have hit sLc ceiling md u,,t
last ysas sa.s~ is an snrsyss-s ir sLy
l.tiec ps Sac g-asais-. withevt shi,a
20 THssssx,S,es thinner is ,..sp'r,-.
No " "a that sac bou.-vif- oh.
pTugar, = I,ea-r s-r TaprstaT musi
.i- Ssrs~r iatp Lcs pvcke, S-,st 'c
satisfy b,' ;sasjIy OF III. ssns, esH.
'sr NJ quest. she entertained las,
T,as. cF five ~ s-r years ax-.
TWrtc,s are sni.s Z. 10 plensi4
issI this svs."e- said " u I.a~I.t
,aausevr et III. Emp-,1 iva. yesterday
'whst'ii ,bsJ sell ter'' he Was
asked.
Ts.sty ,eats I~,uu.. wa. the
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
Our Personal Guarantee
10 al Skin Sufferers"

We t-v- t.e~ IN tgssH..s in .sgs
v y tvssr s-s5ss tsE =. su-s we inSll. =
irs " ss-ii-I w -. NJ str4vs xsiz
Nsis- sar tvssv-ss right
. Se stp 80 seat ygs sha- ~ Net
fest.s y ssssSsl5s rvwss-ly an ,lsas VI.
stsirI t~cF ~ n ~i,N 'ss --sul.
''' rs-s iss- ,iAI sEs.s.,rr. ts,A,si
"-gseiress yyu ,s1 drew, ..y- N
i'st ws .iv. VIZ advice Mt t-l s5sses H.
81 few N~s,tIes ~ u.ssssci,s~ ~ SKIN
sie.-csss Srit M~sss 49, SsHw toN II,
vyiii Ety our hUstnz = IL We beir sN-
pa'-pns.
Ne e~er in s,cr': a~.s sAil all M
~u known s'sin y~r1e,iiss n. "
.svr, any iiss; -f .,siu t-s- Sc. - z.tll.,
! s.ts-ss. Ts-h ~ set' ~. We u.ss s~,.
V sy = full size bottle ,f EDU
Prescription. Nrs- ~ IL .iv.< irs; jo
Soihiss I.I esq.,. ~ iz~E..
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25


how he run and ! lust watched him.
you know. ! saw him and Belche'
drinking soft drink in the drug
store. and both Of them turned
around. and walked out alongside O:
each other. ana just sho, him.
iisleh.r. anl as Soon as ! hit him hs
dropped. and the other turned around
and looked nj me. and h.. run. aud /,
looked To me funny. you know. And
then ! walked away. and III. police
man caught me. and throw my gun
In the street. because I nidn't want
to shoot anybody else.
''Thit gun ~n. given To me By
M.Gary after ~e phi nj til. job. II
WAS broken u little in 'h- trigger
guard. Mst;nry air" sa,. IA. five
rsrtridxes To Kill B-ichsr With.
This Mario Ieni. ! speak Of. l
have known ahuai , year; knew him
In Roekvni- and Fremont. ana sa~
him ai Ludlow, ". came down 10
Trinidad ahead Of me. aud knew
about this job before did. lie
worked on the Job about y week. !
guess. lie iidn't have amy money
when lac came. hut he WAS Friiiak
then, up io the 10y. when got here.
.s ! guc~s they gave him about tsu
dollar. fir,l. iir ~ax drunk good
deal ut the time. aad h. didn't 70
ihsuuEh yer. veil. told Genera!
Chsss aud Major BoukhInn all about
IL. this movninx: uad the s'al~acala
I then made G~s9 true.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
SEN. HITCHCOCK
FIGHTS THE
CURRENCY
BILL


Sic III the opsn senate osef tho ad.
minis, rsi,os's .s-und Srvet iesis'a.
,tSr mcSsasr. the 1vssraty hill.
watch sss cp-ust yesterday ~ith .
the administration leader. ~as soa-
s'aue.; to-day ~hea s~sstus Nsscs-
cork. sis.s Drmotfas ioos up lh-
a-fcss~ as ,s- substitute hi'i asIses
oa by tho .pse.i'ios iarsior IN the
sehsse bsakins eommi'i~-
sessios iiil.hr.>ek i,e,s,ss oa, shs
Importance Of cafsss.y i~sisia'sns IN
,se .ous'ry s-n.'slly.
'rse.iasa' Wilson g. making sas-
sess, rrfarm an samisss;ss'i.s nes.-
ur-. has s-s it-., aad received tk-
praise ot tho shai- S"un'sy. l..
said. ''NSs sis.,.m ssi his soassS~
In b,iusiss shi. s~sdsd t~enso 10
practical t..s- Ia so ~ hishty sos'
m-aa-.i. Noshiax .~ss shsa .''-sii.s'
siai issiu-a.- a.aia ss,s ssss.i'' sans'
ips ani susfen-s sesotrs isss.'s'- s"s
.,u.s ,ias~. sI-id this ui''s''- Z"
the rss.id-n' - ih- tni'.d STATES
la.. np.- r-ssi;s i.-~-aus-' hs,"
graasss .spc.~i au!' ers'ieisd his'
.h-s h. urged ss.s, action shssa !
i.-us-,i dangerous
fh- -srst.s ssSs-~.d 'h" di'sets
rae.. s-.~r~s :lc siII he asrs~nig
a.a that pr.s-at--i by senator uwsa.
ssi ds-'s q, i-ss'h an ;b- pre-, issve
in his draft sc ssas. the fnss r-siansI
i.aeks putiiriv owned snd sp,e.ss
n-ns controlled H. declared that
the hc,ss~ hill ana, sh~ Uv-n bill Ses~
faulty. in that ,h~y far.-d hssks Is
Gss. ue = nss. .: ,hc;r pscs espi.'
ssi sas the a-v system
II. take away srsra tass- iaiss-
trial banks at an0 sweep "u- 'es'h
~ 'hcts cash .api;ai. -ss. IN my
p,in,nn. y mistake. IL sss 30 sSs,ss
vat. the -,ii of lack 81 capital. shieh
sir-a.ly existed and still further 20
du-c the HsfaIr Of safety for ss- de-
p-ssi;srs Nad <o ! have iUiucd IN
tex cmm. sssins an asnrsdAv1t ~
which the capital in the regional
harris. taslraa ut being Supplied b.
the taess themselves. il ,Y b~ s.sp.
pIts by tho i~oplc Of shc tnHed
stats
s~sa'sV itu,.,s,t said that hi.
plan contemplated scsioasi 'asst,u.
'ieas al Chicago. Nee YORK. ~.
iIeuh. San trau.i>c-. Nc presented
the sivi.ioa .f capital and the hsssi.
ness OF tho c-ur;sy an,cax thcss
haat. suj described IN. uscfuIses. O.
,a- toaf institutions to II. banks snd
borrower Of zach dis'ries.
senator shattv,h. oav Of the Dvsao.
vrais. committee mCmb~rS. whU
hc'p.J pr.ssate the Ovcp hill. sVokc
after senator iIi;cLsUek syykr
sSsisss the administrator measure.
senator Crcn gave a",ic. today ths;
he ihtsajc,i to kecg tue seastc hard
al work on the currency till untti II
!. disposed cf.
u; is ."e.'ns tac cc,ntry ts.ose, :
40" . dsy 'c delay this eutrcac,
"lI'." he said. Il uror~sc to Keep
the senate in session us,ii = ",Issct
cvcsy evening aud 4. issis, oa COZ.
sis'eraiiou cf the curfcpcy hill iM ell,
the spare time the scus,r may have
found
senator ritJmsu de 'laIe, he
would ipsis; on she asrcemeRt ~
/ consider the U.tch N-ichy hill from
December tS &. NmoCtatis SEN
ators ~ voaiersncc tomorrow
, morning will ias. up a pIoatam 10
hurry the hill along ami ,c de' c'o''
views
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
ADvERrnfD LETTER list.

'i's at letters advertise, ., Trial.
'.ess Cells ~--s -n.iins Nos. -.
1873, u s.s .s,issi t.r sS nc.-a's~-,
>. the, -iii h. s<ss 60 sss si-sa let.
Ter ssfti.s'
Nr~~ia iii.~s-s~
AN-ii,s l-tfi-,s
I'--ss iasa.. '..us~pr-
A. i'.~.ts Mis. it-FsLa
Itrl,s y u
shsss.s Nf. J.nsi~
'uFnsrs " II.
'aSs-rs Nr- Lon
Sssus. W r
ssss~sYs MIS- siSsshs.
'urt.ays "
ra'.'. Nss'@iso. ( -
t'I-hs-rs .ss.ssLi~s
tlsuus s'at
t-rri>-. shss.
FARRELL. sams
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

Instead OF sewing IT plsaias
shisIas in a valet. ee~ = Rssuw piece
ct tarr o. belly sitbse at each esd u
The shi-Ii su.l sew SIMILAR ptsses 81
III. rte.~r distances spsst IN the
armHcIes es all ,cur ~sssss The
shield. arr quickly tied IN pls.e. tkey
s'r .ss'', .-..ssi ~ ssss. ssssss.
end 'h.re at. ~ ptss 10 tsel of
l.yj,H
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
5 PER CENT 10 BEnEvolExcE

Nour .hurvb sr ,uev ,acisc .s bs,
a.,-lvu,s viii receive : i-cr cent oi
all your cash purchases i. the t-y
Good. Department ~ the Ea,-stism
See their as u
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

G-a"Eissr. js-"s
itariin. it.is, ~
Ifennsaas Msset-s
Ire Ni,-ss.
isitasn. Jshh "
i.~of.ss is..
Mstilsssa". issE'-~r.;a
Ma . i.inas
Ms-a. bIs.nr.ss
Mss@.o SHni-
MlTrss IL V
Nisrus MsI-s
>arSsiss .fes.sia
I'aiiss j3CnisSs
isir rhus"ad. rrsss
'.sasssrll.. S~ss,c
S'snh. Mrs. 'Isu'i-.
sslsssr. l.ss
vas-,aSss ia III
wsaras hansoas
WurtaS. Jshns
~ y.,sr letter 5s in the abst~ ls.s
rt-as- sta'- .. ~h-a yos call
b e. .tN'ii. T. ~
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ovu fEE DAHnprIR.

asr .sss.ssiss,s Ctsfea-v.
u. 'susasss,ssis YES. iO,c.
~n~s slssr 500 Ic-es-,, ,se s.-tos 2
itvs t'h.hun
sk-: Have sss Ises.,s 'tc aisias
veeus wtaaoss
Ito sas-
she i,av, yvu sisa.n .ar silver
saa~~ tho hath TAB
iIss See
sac Dsd ypu US, the cat "sst
ttss Us.hun.
sae. Dsd ysa stiae the s.ss iat
IT.. sutr lh,ass
she: I,ss- sos ts,ei sons. ice
~ssees
Tie. o.h.s.s; S,.s
xs,s have y.s .tevss' sE,s sus in
tsn. ihe petvh'
lie: Yes
sacs Have ,pu tsssesej all the
,srIcr ~Iuae~ss
lie. surcs
SHE: ttsv. yw, hcvp ,scss in the
sasmeas to sa,eIl fot sssr
Tie: Yes
sae: Hav. ,vu utpssh' IN the
harnpwst
lie. Ser.
she llsve yga i~eksd the ttcas
beott
tie Jh-huhs
ss. D'J yvs hsRs'he keT eseb NJ
Tie hall ctvcst
utc. Yes
she. Have you sclsd the clos H.
lie. vES- -vIx-SEs'
she. We'll. rou dow I need io Get
rusd aI-cyst II. Its q sca"cu yc-'
wcvIJWt Uy 10 s.t sv tcI 81 s'.mc
! ,Ieccss hour what have yoa been
| dcias down there all this tine. sny-
now : -- I,rwpkJyp Easie
A ,s.,esu.cnf.I ct extract wi'l
flavor 4 quart Of any mixture.
~ IN p~,S ~ --'.'1-x ~ s'v KIND
chcue The CrhoU,~Ic.News. sample.
and ss.'0st, Elm ~ ~heertIilS
| ~lsa. phous rstnI1ad AlQ
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

i;sn sorr 'hsus, 18th ttNt.t.AE 4
SNOW LiN.MEST. Oa- ut ,.. AZ.
p,icssiprs viii ..r. u .enriss.Iy.
Price Sc. "a. snd lee r-, tss,ic.
Sold by iIap.aau Drug Cosapanss
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

- N p-st ~ --'-''-x ~ s'v tis"
rhcue The CrhoU,~le.New.. sample.
and ess'0st, Elm ~ ~heerhIiiv
Gives. Phoae rsiaIlad 40.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

A po-nf.I ct extract wi'
flavor a quart Of any mixture.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
lMpllCA1ES MINERS
UNION OFFICIALS

.C.s,s.s.a srs. p.s~ D..
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
18Th WHITE
HOUSE BRIDE

aCs.ssss-s fssa pas. L.,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13
Parcels Post Party.

The Womans Home and School As
sociation will give a Parcels Post
Party at the Washington School Build
ing this evening at 8 o'clock.
A novel and unusual musical pro-
gram but one that is certain to please
has been arranged.
No admission fee will be charged,
but all who desire to contribute to the
work being done by the Association
will be given an opportunity. The
Association is greatly in need of
plates and cups, aluminium teaspoons,
teatow is, dish pans and dish mops.
Donations of any of these articles will
be gratefully received
The women are in great work, the
improvement of the home and school,
and should be assisted by the men in
substantial way. Give them your aid
and support by attending the meet
ing tonight.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13
Probate Court Proceedings.

w. L. Stautner, assignee of Smith
& Pence, filed report of payment Of
dividends.
Lillian Cohn appointed admrx of Ike
Cohn.
Elizabeth Grove appointed guardian
of Joseph and Bessie Grove.
Frank p. Milner, admr. of Moses S.
Milner, filed inventory and appraise-
ment.
Geo. w Rucker, admr. Ella NJ.
Hazen, filed first and final account.
Ed M. Virgins, admir- &c of estate
of Isaac Barton Drais filed first and
final account,
A. w. Roberts, guardian of E. G.
Roberts, filed eleventh account.
John Greathouse, admr &c of Will
liam Burnett, filed private sale bill.
]. D. w. Spargur ct al, exis of ]. B.
w. Spargur, filed End account.
VIII of John N. Gall filed.
Sarah e. Spargur, admrx of John L.
Spargur filed petition to sell real es-
tate, petition to sell personal property
at private sale and petition for allow
ance of claim,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13
New Probate Judge.

]. B. Worley began his duties as
probate judge Monday, succeed ng
Judge T. M. Watts Judge Worley
has selected as his deputies Miss Mar
garet Barrere, who has been a deputy
under Judge Watts for six years and
his daughter, Miss Sarah.
Judge Watts was presented with a
leather upholstered couch by the
other county officials on Saturday.
Judge Watts was suffering with a
severe cold and was unable to be at
the office Saturday, so the usual cere-
monies upon the retirement of an Of
fetal were not held
Judge Watts served as probate
Judge of this county for seven years
and retires from the office with the
respect and esteem of everyone. He
was peculiaraly fitted for the duties
of the Office. He was not only an able
and just judge, but he was also an
excellent business man and his advice
to those having estates to settle was
always good. His aim was to prevent
litigation and prevent large and un-
necessary expense in the settlement of
estates and in this he was successful.
AS juvenile court judge, an import
ant part of the duties of the Office, he
was tactful and kind, although firm
and his handling of delinquent child
ren could not have been better.
The new judge, j. B. Worley, has
been engaged in the practice of the
law here for many years, being the
senior member of the firm of Worley
& Virgins. He served two terms as
prosecuting attorney of the county
about twenty years ago. He is an able
lawyer and pleasant and affable man
and we'll equipped for his new duties.
Many Of Judge Worley's friends
dropped into the office Monday 10 con-
gratulate him and Simon Hider, The
Florist, sent him beautiful bunch
of carnations.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13
Closing Out Business.

Having just leased the building l
now occupy to G. M. Kerns for a long
term of years, and agreeing to give
him possession by June first, l have
commenced to close out my entire
furniture stock as must vacate build
ing by that time.
l will also offer at reasonable prices
both of my residence properties and
all my vacant lots, as 1 contemplate
leaving the city.
adv. CHAS. RICHARDS.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

w. J. Calvin, editor of the Greene
county Journal and Horse Journal at
jamestown, has purchased the Fayette
Advertiser at Washington G H., and
will take charge next week Joseph G.
Gest, the present edi or and proprietor
of the paper, it is understood, will re-
tire from active newspaper work.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

The Jury in the case OF former SEN
ator Thomas A. Dean, charged with
bribery in the fight over the Rose
Local Option Law, disagreed Tuesday
after being out Ii hours. The case
was tried at Columbus. Senator Dean
formerly lived here.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Mrs. L. r. Boulware was called to
Williamsburg Monday by the serious
illness Of Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs
Smith was formerly resident of this
place and her friends will be sorry to
learn that her life is despaired of.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hilliard, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia for several days, was
better Wednesday, but still In a serious
condition.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Mrs. W. Fl. Shields was in Lynch
burg last Friday and assisted in the
organization of "Mothers Club at
that place, making an excellent ad-
dress to the women assembled.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Frank Vance, Of Hollowtown, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. VaLce, of Mowrys
town, spent Sunday with Prof. ano
Mrs. W. H. Vance.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

The municipal authorities of Berlin
have forbidden men to smoke while
driving automobiles, ruling that many
accidents have been due to the prac-
tice.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Fl. l.. Virgins. who has been asso-
ciated for many years with Judge J..
B. Worley In the practice of the law,
will retain the same offices occupied
by Worley g. Virgins.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Miss Elsie Brown left for Cleveland
Saturday morning, where she will
spend several weeks In the best Whole.
sale Millinery Houses.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Ted Roush and family, Of Russell,
spent Thursday with the formers S
prrents, Mr. and Mrs. w T. Roush.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

The Juniors of the Hillsboro High
School entertained the Seniors at Car
TOLLS Hall Tuesday night with very
enjoyable dance. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
the class and high school colors.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

What could make more beautiful
Valentine for wife or sweetheart than
some of Hider's, the Florist, exquisite
cut flowersP adv
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Erwin Evans and Donald Durnell,
who are attending the o. S. o., at
Columbus, spent from Friday until
Sunday at home.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

Mr.. Kehoe, state inspector of fac
tories and workshops, was here
Wednesday inspecting the conditions
in local workshops and factories.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

w. M. Porter, OF Greenfield, was here
on business, Tuesday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-02-13

MIR. and Mrs. C. e. Bell and Miss
Cora e. Bell, who have been spending
several weeks in Panama, returned
home Saturday.