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The Washington herald., 1913-03-29
NEWS AND VIEWS OF
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Mrs III. B. Linton has rendered her
resignation as president of the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protestant
Christian Endeavor Society, and at a
recent meeting of this society Mr..
George A. Lovett, of $40 Adams Street,
was elected to fill out Mrs. Linton's un-
expired term.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Co-
iumbis Road. Lucid and Champlain Sts Sc-ricss
Sunday. II .. m. and D. m
Subject: REALITY"
Sunday school, II g. N. "wednesday evening"
meeting. p m. Public coxdiary invited. Reading
room sol Colorzdo Bids.
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sEvENTH-DAY ADvENTIsT.

MEMORIAL S. d. A. CHURCH. ne ETH ST.
NV. Service Sunday evening March % Ta5: "A
World -Wids Movement" AL cordially invited.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 10th and Corcoran s,s nv. III.
Rev. Prank Sewall. ID. D., pastor will rrezch at
IL a. m: THE VOICE OF THE FLOODS"
Sunday shool. e:i5. yespcrs, 5 .. m. with brief
sddss In library wednesday, I'D Reading Cir
Gle. rrce loan library of the writings Of Sweden
hrrE in the hhrarv Orcn daily } to
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The recent death Of Miss Elsie Lord.
a leading member of the Brookland
Baptist Society, has cast gloom over the
Endeavorers of the entire city. She was
we'll known by many Endeavorers out
side of her own denomination.
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REFORMED,

FIRST REFORMED CHURCH. corner sth snd
Sts Rev. James d. Buhrer, minister. Serricss,
II q. m. and . % .. m. Sunday school si5 q.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Service Sunday morning at IL O'Clock at Rsuscher's
corner Conn. Ave. and L St nv. Subject Of lee.
tITr by BISHOP OLIVER c. SABIN, "Prutecrion
Against Disaster" Hall cunmodiuus surroundings
elegant: seats free all invited.
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Two English physicians are expert
menting with a new parasite with
which they hope to exterminate flies.
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SPIRITUALISTS.

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Pythisn Tenn
ple. lcls eth ST. nv. first floor Anniversary e1er-
cises, 20 and 30 p N Afternoon: Lecture by
Mrs Lonsley and messages By Mrs Roth. Mrs
Matby. and Mrs Henkle. Evening: Addresses bv
Mr. and Ms. Hates: messages By Mrs. Ripple and
Mrs. Hates All invited ThurSdsy evening: IeS-
trre by the world missionary, DR.. ]. VI. PEBBLES.
and messages by Mrs Gates.
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, l3th and L s.s. nv.
Rev. John Van Schaick. IT., ID. D.. pastu. II
a m. morning service; sermon by the ras,or: sIh-
ject. The Heaven We Hope For" s:f5 a. m
SUNDAY school. II a. m. kindergarten. m.
Y. Z. e. L.
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In the Northminster Presbyterian
Church. Eleventh Street and Rhode Is
land Avenue Northwest. the pastor, Rev.
S. A. Bower. will preach in the morning
a sermon on "A Royal Priesthood" At
the evening service the minister will
preach on the subject, Nothing but
Leaves"
The annual business meeting of the
of the Northminster Pres
byterian Church was held Thursday
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CHRISTIAN,

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vt
Ave. north Of 81. Rev. Earle wilney, IL ID
pastor. Preaching at II n. and 80 p m. Even
ing subject. Damaged Goods" Sunday srhool
80 a. m. Christian EndeavOr SO n m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pythian Temple lols eh
81. NV. The Disciples meet the frst day Of III.
week uord's Day to break bread, lo30 I, N. All
welcume
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THEOSOPHY,

OCCULT DEVELOPMENT Lecture Sunday, II
A. m, AZ Corcoran Bldg, corner 18th and F st...
hy DR. W. W. Baker. Public cordially invited.
Free study class Wednesdays p m.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH THE C0NSERyt-
tor Of Learning SIr. George A. Warren. Mr..
Amherst W. Barber. at .. m, Fythian Tempis,
l0l2 Sh st. NV. Prelude. Sezu fres.
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SPIRITUALISM.

THE RELIGION OF WORK" is the subject Al
fred h. Terry will lecture at Flynn's Hall. COZ
sth and h StS NV. Sunday evening al 1:1
O'Clock. followed by mcsSaSeS Seats frec. Mr.
Terry holds mectinss Fridays at p. m. At Il c
81. ne.
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LUTHERAN,
CHRIST CHURCH.
Missouri Synodl

New Jersey Ave. near NJ ST.
Rev. J. Frederic Wenchei pastor
Services. II a. m and 2. m.
Norwegian service. p. m
GRACE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
18th and Corcorzn SITS. NV. j. z. A. Doe-narn
minister. Preaching BY the pastor at II a. m. ami
10 D. m SUNDAY school. so 4 m Midyeek
prayer service. Thursday. 30 D NJ
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. DIR. Charles Wood will preach in
the Church of the Covenant at the II
o'clock morning service. At $50 o'clock
the double sextet will render part I of
The Glory OF the Resurrection
"Christ's Question to Peter will be the
subject of the afternoon sermon. At the
O'Clock evening service the sixth special
monthly musical service of last Sunday
will be repeated. THE Safeguards OF
the City" will be the subject of the even
ing sermon
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION,

FREE BIBLE LECTURES on TOPICS OF
the hour every Sunday at p m, in New Masonic
Temple. n. Y. Ave and 18th ST Evangelist stur-
geun viii preach tomorrow. SUBJECT. Liberty,
Rest, Home" No collection. All invited
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

THE CECIL. 18th and l. Sa.. Apt io6. Mestins
Sunday at p m. Lecture by Mrs. Florence Will
lard Day. Lessons and treatments in Truth and
Healing daily. All welcome
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The price of a ''one-way'' ticket for
a "Trip to the CatskiIl Mountains" I'M
der the auspices of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Calvary Baptist
Church. April >. 1913, will be 'one smile"
while a round-trip ticket will cost a
smile and a handshake. The Endeavors
will "entrain'' AT Sis o'clock on that
evening for a grand deer hunt in the
noted northern mountains.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Ave. H and 18th sts
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. Pastos.
II 90 a. m.-Public worship sermon by the pastor.
100 p. m.-MusicaI Interpretation. Hsydn The
Music led by quartet choir.
80 L. m.-Bible School.
sA5 a m.-Adult classes.
30 p. m.-Christisn Endesvor Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave, n and 18th Ss-
Charles Wood, Minkter.
Bernard Braskamp Minister'S Assistant
Harry BARRYMORE Angus. Munster Of PECK Chapel
IL 90 a. m.-s~rmon by the minister.
Musical service led By double sc1tet, from $50 TO
O'Clock: Part one Of The Glory OF
the Resurrection"
40 r. n--Scrmon by the minister: subject.
"ChTist's Question To Peter
SOD p m.-SermGn by the minister: subject. The
Safeguards of the City Sixth special
monthly musical service repeated.
Evening choir of 100 voices. sydney
Lloyd Wrightson. director; Harvey
Murray. organist.
Sunday school at e:45 a. m
Christian Endesvor meeting at sa5 D m
Thursday evening At :. midveek service
ECKISGToN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. North
CAPITOL ST.. cor. Fla. Ave and . 81. Rev. b. L
Brindagc D. D.. minister. Morning service. ii
a. m subicct "Frum Doubt to Path" Evening
service. %: subject, The Hero Of Africa.'
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tsouthern
Assembly, I'd St, between and Q Sts. NV
Rev. Andrew X. Bird. minister. Bible school, sa5.
Public worship. II a. m. and p. m Midweek
service Thursday. p N. The church extends a
cordial welcome TO all.
METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner 4th and B Sts. Minister. Rev. Paul r.
Hickok II n m subject, MARKS Of a Christian
rs D. m, Rev. James T. Marshall. pastor OF the
West STREET Presbyterian Church, will preach
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st. DarR's Church

st. Ozark 8 Church
81 and SITS. o.
Rev. c. r. stetson. Rector.
Services: g. II. and 9.
TRINITY CHURCH,
ID and Sts nv.
Rev. George W. ysn Fosscn. rector.
Services: 72o 30 tSundsy SCHOOL,, and II A. m
SD. m. Strangers cordially welcomed.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Bethlehem Chapel Mount st. Aiban. d. G
Holy Communion. y 4 N.
Moruing prayer and litany. l. m
Choral erensong and sermon. tOo p m
Canon Williams will preach at II a. m and y. m'
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
18th and Corcoran SITS NV.
Rev. ]. J. Dmon. Rector.
Services:
500 a. m.-Holy Communion.
so q. m.-Sunda- school.
II 90 a. m.-Norning service and sermon
500 D. m.-Erening service and sSrmon
ST JAMES CHURCH sth St. near G st. ne
Sunday servicr.: 80 lo9o and II a m; SO and
7:ij p. m. Other days and a. m. p m
CHRIST CHURCH,
Conner 3lst and D St.. NV.
Rev James II. W. Blake. rector.
200 q. m.-Holy Communiou-
go u. m.-Sundsy school.
II 90 q. m.-Fuh service and sermon by the rector
500 D. m.-Eyening prayer and address.
ALL SOULS MISSION.
Corner Conn. and Cathedral ASes.
The Rev. J. Macbride Sterett.
Services at II a. m and % .. m.
Church Of St. Michaeps and All Angels'
I'd ST. and Va. Ave. nv.
Rev. Z. Murphy, rector.
II 90 a. m.-'The Finger of God
so D. m.-"Chnst Receiving snDers-
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YOGA PHILOSOPHY.

YOGA TEACHES:
Art Of disciplining the Imagination.
Pranayama or the Science Of Breath,
Msntra (Science Of sound, Bhakti.
JnanAyoga and other aspects of
Bodily Culture and Mind Control.
For further information Telephone Main ST.
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Leading pastors and churchmen of
Washington are indorsing the Christian
Endeavor Union for its stand on ques-
tions affecting the moral and civic well
fare of the community. Words of praise
and strong Endorsement for the so-caIled
Christian Endeavor candidates" have
been heard also from many high sources
in the Washington church life. The
name of the popular old-time Endeav-
orer and convention song-ieader, Percy
S. Foster, for District Commissioner,
and the names of Lewis NJ. Thayer and
Albert f. Shoemaker. the well-known
business man and aggressive lawyer,
respectively, for -he excise board, have
met with approval
The Washington herald., 1913-03-29

The Right Rev. G. Mott williams. d.
D., Bishop of Marquette. sailed for Eu-
rope on March 25. by the Holland
American steamship Potsdam. His ad-
dress while on the continent will be
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EAST DANVILLE.

y all. 10, 1910.
When in Hilsboro on Saturdays,
drop in at The Forum and enjoy 40
minutes of good amusement for only
DC. Two reels Of pictures and plenty
of good music.
Chas. Virgins who spent week
with relatives in Maysville, KY, re-
turned home Tuesday.
A. B. Robinson and wife were pleas
antly entertained at the home of Roy
Pence and wife, Wednesday evening.
Hiram Phelps and wife, of Carr's
Crossing, spent Tuesday with Oliver
Walker and family.
Chas. L. Mckee and family were
guests of M R. Pu.liam and family,
Wednesday.
Miss Amy Berry visited relatives in
Cincinnati last week.
Geo. Sonner highly respected citi.
zen of this neighborhood after a long
illness died Sunday, January 5, aged
about GA years. He leaves wife, two
sons and host of friends Funeral
services at Sonner's Chapel. Inter
ment made in Sonner's cemetery.
Mrs. Nancy Berry and son, Arthur
John Fouch, wife and daughter, Mat
tie, spent Thursday evening with A
B. Robinson and wife.
Miss Flossie DeHass, of Hillsboro
is visiting with relatives and friend
here.
VIM King and family spent Sunda
with Lewis King and family, at Dan
vile.
A. S. Galley is on the sick list.
Those that were entertained at th
home of VIM. Ludwick and wife Sun
day were leslie Roads and wife, O
Frogtown. Burlie Carrier and Mis-
Leslie Bisher.
ID. G. Wrinkle and wife, Warrer
Workman and wife and Mise Oil,
Workman, of Pricetown, spent Sun
day with A. R. Hawk and family.
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FORT HILL.

Jan. 13, 1913.
10. Stults and wife were the guests
of l. w. Stults, recently.
W. B. Elliott, of New Petersburg,
and James Mclaughlin, of Greenfield,
were business visitors in this vicinity
Wednesday.
Clay Foulk, of Bainbridge, spent
Thursday with his mother, Mrs. P. A.
Kissling, who is confined to her room
with grip.
James Irons and wife returned to
their home in Middletown, Thursday,
after spending month with relatives
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Rebecca Stults called on Bess
L. Butler, Thursday.
Raymon Butler was the guest OF
Fl. V. Matthews Monday night.
Mrs. Eta Thompson and children,
of Bainbridge, are the guests of her
grandmother, Mrs. P, A. Kissling.
Chester Rhoads and wife spent
Wednesday night the guests of j. j,
Butler and family at Sinking Springs
Jas. Kelly, of Hillsboro, was busi,
ness visitor here, Friday
Jas. Butler, of Sinking Spring, spent
Thursday here, the guest Of relatives
Mrs. Blanche Matison called on Mrs
2. A. kissing, Sunday.
Linley East was a business visitor
la cambridge, Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Burton called on Bsss l.
Butler, Friday morning.
When ia Hillsboro on Saturday
drop in at The Forum and enjoy AZ
minutes of good amusement, for only
sc. Two reels of pictures and plenty
of good music.
Mrs. Granville Hickman called on
Mrs. Fred Rhoads Monday afternoon.
Gary Skeen, of Carmel, was here
Monday.
G. A. Snyder, of Wilmington, and G.
q. Winkle, of Danville, erected new
iron bridge over Brushcreek last week,
near the home of l. w. Stults.
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RUSSELL.
Jan. 13, 1913.

Jan. 13, 1913.
Rev Dresch began series of meet
ings at Dunn's Chapel, last night, to
be continued each night this week.
Mrs. Ella Hart spent few days last
week at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Thompson, near Hillsboro.
Miss Vanana Strange spent a few
days at the home of her brother, John
Strange and family, at Chillicothe,
recently.
Joseph Carpenter, and wife, of
Xenia, attended the funeral of their
little granddaughter, Leila Irene Oar.
penter, at Dunn Chapel, Tuesday.
Mrs. Popp and baby, of Cincinnati,
spent over Sunday at Simpson Old"
aker's.
Oliver Ludwick and Otis Hawk, Of
Allensburg, visited at the home of
Jas. Brewer, yesterday.
Turner Hart and wife and the Wib-
ley children are sick.
Rev. Dresh took dinner at John Old
aker's a few days ago.
Joseph Carpenter and wife, who have
been visiting the latter mother. Mrs,
Melissa Newton, and other relatives
here, will return to their home in
Xenia, today.
Sam wilkins started on a trip to
Florida last Tuesday morning. He
was accompanied by number of peo-
pie from Lynchburg.
The next regular meeting of the G.
A. h. will be held on Saturday, Jan.
70, at 2 p. m. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Miss Halle Roush, of Hillsboro.
spent Sunday at the home of her par
ents, VIM. Roush and wife.
Absalom CLANCY, of Sandusly, Ohio
Soldiers Home, visited his brothers.
John and Lou, and other relatives and
friends here during the holidays.
Ezra Gibler, of Oklahoma, is visiting
his mother, and other relatives here.
Robert Barnett and Francis Lud-
wick and wife, of Allensburg, visited
at Turner Hart's, last week.
When in Hillsboro on Saturdays,
drop in at The Forum and enjoy 40
minutes of good amusement for only sc.
Two reels of pictures and plenty of
good music.-adv.
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NEW MARKET.
January l3, 1913.


When In Hillsboro on Saturdays
drop In at the Forum and enjoy &c
minutes of good amusement for only
&c. Two reels OF pictures and plenty
of good music.
Chas Gaien and Reece Roberts spent
Sunday and Monday at Cincinnati.
Nelson Barrere and family had as
their guests Thursday, Carey West
and wife and baby and Homer Catlin
and wife.
Emma Brognard called on Mrs. L.
A. Purdy Sunday evening
Mrs. Margaret Gibler has been the
guest Of her sister, Harriet Roberts,
the past week.
Harold Harris is spending his vaca-
tion here with his parents. He will
return to his work in Illinois the first
of March.
Mrs. Forest Emery and son, How
ard, called on Mrs. A. M. Roush Sum-
day afternoon.
Newt Miller and wife and daughter,
Miss Meta, were the guests of James
Eakins and family Monday.
VIM. Carrier is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Rube Doggett, at Sugartree
Ridge.
Isaac Stanforth, who is spending
the winter with his son, near Belfast,
was here Friday looking after his
property.
Charlie Purdy and wife we're bus
iness callers at Pricetown Friday.
Fl. N. Miller and family spent one
day last week with George Vance and
family.
Lawrence Smith and wife are visit.
ing Frank Sharp and wife. near Bos.
ton.
Capt. Barrere, Mrs. ]. D. Van.
Winkle, 9 V. Purdy and Aunt Har
riett Roberts are sick.
Effort Mccoy, of near Sugartree
Ridge and Miss Madge Carrier, oI
this place were recently married al
the U. B. Parsonage in Hillsboro.
Chas. Carrier, of Cozzaddale, spent
several days with home folks recently
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DALLAS.
Ian IL lQlG

Jan. IL, 1918.
Mrs. S. W. Wolfe spent few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Shoemaker.
VIM. Blount and wife, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with the latter's moth
er, Mrs. r P. Grove.
Arthur Lucas and daughter, Inez,
visited friends at Greenfield Friday.
Ernest Ward and wife, of Antioch,
visited VIM. Whitehead and wife, a
few day last week.
Homer Satterfeld and wife, of Hills
boro, spent Saturday night and Sunday
with the latter's parents, c. N. Grove
and wife.
When in Hillsboro on Saturday drop
in at The Forum and enjoy 40 minutes
of good amusement for only 5 cents.
Two reels of pictures and plenty of
good music.
Roy Warnock and wife entertained
Mrs. Ellsworth Warnock and daughter
Inez, and Mrs. Clyburn.
Gertrude Grove spent Sunday with
her cousin, Inez Lucas.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, of Beech
woods, called on Miss Faye Grove,
Sunday afternoon.
Several of our young people attended
church at Cynthiana Sunday night.
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DANVILLE.
Jan. 13, 1913.

Jan. ID, 1910
VIM. Mclaughlin, wife and little
son, were guests, Of N. P. Landess and
wife, Sunday
Ed. Hopkins and wife, OF near Price
town, visited his parents, r. H. Hop.
kins and wife, Sunday.
A daughter was born to Ed Lewis
and wife, Jan. 10.
Ezra Parshall and wife, of willets
Vile, and Mrs. Ira Pence and daugh.
ter, Letha, spent Friday with Dallas
Parshal and wife.
Misses Anna and Ona >troup visited
their brother-in- VIM. Thomas
and wife, near Dodsonville, Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas recently met with quite a
serious accident, falling off OF a load
of fodder.
When in Hillsboro on Saturdays,
drop in at The Forum and enjoy 40
minutes of good amusement for only
DC. Two reels of pictures and plenty
of good music.
Floyd Roush and wife were guests of
his brother, Lenard, and family, Sun.
day.
Mrs. Chas. Virgins, of East Dan
vile, is spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Roush, who is
Ill with sciatic rheumatism. Her
friends hope for speedy recovery.
Uncle Geo. Mann is receiving the
congratulations of his friends on the
recent increase of his pension. He now
receives one dollar per day, which he
rightly deserves, as he enlisted at the
beginning of the war and served until
the end.
Howard Miller will have a public
sale on Jan. 20 and will move tc
Illinois.
Little Miss Ruth Vance, of Sardinia
is the guest of her grandparents, Geo
Leighman and wife.
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World Weary.

l am tired of the world and its follies,
And long for the time that's to be,
When this wearisome burden OF living.
Will fall like garment from me.
1 am sick of the sin and corruption,
With which this world is so rife,
Though yet in it's beautiful summer,
lam weary, so weary of life.
am tired of the play that is acted,
The sickening play of deceit,
But farce is the dream OF living,
repeat, and again repeat.
Deep, deep in the mire of perdition,
Surges life's great cavalcade,
Despoiling the beautiful foot-stool,
The hand of the Good Father made.
What wonder faint by the wayside,
What wonder fall in the fight,
The demon OF wrong has supplanted,
The starry-eyed Goddess of right.
OF long for the glorious dawning.
OF that beautiful day yet to be,
When this wearisome burden of living,
viii fall as garment from me.
The above beautiful poem was
written by Judge James Sloane, who
Will be remembered by many Of oul
older citizens. He was one of the best
lawyers that ever lived in Hillsboro
and the father of U ric Sloane, who
died recently.
Judge Cyrus Newby recently was
given copy of the poem and kindly
turned it over to the editor.
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ALLENSBURG.
January 13, 1912

When in Hillsboro on Saturdays
drop In at the Forum and enjoy 40
minutes of good amusement for only
SC. Two reels of rictuses and plenty
of good music.
The Allensburg c. U. Sunday School
reorganized last Sunday and elected
the following officers: Elmer Foster,
supt; Herbert Shaffer, asst supt
Emma Shaffer, sec'y; Lewis CLANCY,
asst. sec'y; Daisy Carpenter, organist;
Florence Ludwig, asst. organist; Daisy
CLANCY, chorister; Chas. Duncan, asst.
chorister Coral Holden, treasurer;
teacher Of class No. l, T. J. Screech-
field; No. 2, Chas. Duncan; No. 3,
Herbert Shaffer; No. 4, Coral Holden;
No. 5, Otis Duncan; No. 6. Mrs. Ellen
Fouch.
Luther Shaffer and Otis Duncan
spent Friday night with Lewis Shaffer
and family, of Willettsville, and at
tended Literary there Friday even
ing.
Ellis Wilkin and wife, of Shackel.
ton, spent Saturday night and Sun
day at the Carpenter home.
Misses Daisy CLANCY and Daisy Car
penter were shopping in Hillsboro
Saturday afternoon,
Miss Emma Shaffer spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs, r. E. Hawthorn,
of Jacksonville.
Mrs. Milton Holden was shopping
in Cincinnati Saturday.
Mrs. Davidson, of Columbus, spent
a few days last week at this place
She was looking for her husband
Robert Davidson, who has been miss
ing for some time and has not yet
been found.
John Hawk, Milton Holden and
Ben Carpenter spent Sunday In Gin
cinnati.
Misses Daisy and Ocie CLANCY,
Emma Shaffer and Daisy Carpenter
and Srofe and Ollie Ludwick and Her.
bert Shaffer spent Sunday evening
with Leonard and Curtis Aber, OF
Jacksonville.
Claude Carpenter, of Ho.lowtown,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
his cousin, Willie Claibourn.
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There is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
treatment, pronounced 1t incurable. Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to be cons'i-
tutionai disease, and therefore requires
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Che icy e.
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Cchstitu-
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case 1t
fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes-
timonials.
Address. II. ]. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c..
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
Jan. 13, 1913.

Jan. 13, 1913.
p When in Hillsboro on Saturdays,
drop in at The Forum and enjoy 40
minutes of good amusement for only
sc. Two reels of pictures and plenty
of good music.
Rev. Davis has postponed his pro-
tracted meeting on account of the bad
weather.
Several from here went to Cincin-
natl Sunday to see the river.
David Askren, wife and daughter,
spent Friday night with Lew Igo and
family.
Ralphl Edminston is running a bar
ber shop atsthis place.
Miss Cora Igo.visited relatives here,
Sunday.
S. U. Gaymon is sick.
Soaps, both toilet and laundry, at
Stablers sc & 1Oc Store. adv.
"George, I'm positive there's man
in the house"
"Thanks for the compliment, my
DEAR Detroit Free Press.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-01-16

Mrs. A. R. Tabor, of Crider, Mo-,
had been troubled with sick headache
for about five years, when she began
taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She
has taken two bottles of them and
they have cured her. Sick headache
is caused by disordered stomach for
which these tablets are especially in
tended. Try them, get we'll and stay
well. Sold by all dealers.-adv