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The Era-leader., 1913-08-07

NOTICE-Positively no hunt.
ing or trespassing of any kind
whatever on lands of under
signed under penalty of the law.
Horseshoe Stack Farm Co.
The Era-leader., 1913-08-07

New Orleans Great Northern
Double Daily Service
BETWEEN
Franklinton, La.
AND
New Orleans, La.
Jackson, MISS.
Columbia, Miss.
Tylertown, Miss.
Folsom, La.
Cheap Rpuat Tip Weekend
Tickets on Sale,
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NEWS FROM N

Roman, March 7.-(Spccial,)-Mor-
ris Platman moved his shoe shop Fri
day to his new location on the Bonner
lot, just north of LaWrenco's harness
shop.
j. P. Swee left today for Dixon and
will go on to Missoula on business.
A.. M. Sterling was expected home
today from Helena.
Mrs. John Fuhrer left Friday for a
visit with her sister in Missoula.
Albert Sutherland returned Tues
wher he went to attend legal mat
ters.
l.. G.. DeMers of Camas was in
Roman Tuesday and Wednesday,
transacting business.
#. G. Grady and A.. M. Richards of
Missoula were here on business
Thursday and Friday.
C. j. O'Connell of Helena was a
Roman visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farrell have
been the guests Of Mrs. A.. M. Sterling
for the past week and returned yes
terday to their ranch north of here.
Mrs. ]. b.. Bear has been in Roman
for a few days visiting friends.
The Ladies' Aid society will give
a concert next Tuesday evening,
March II, at the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. Joseph Lemire Thursday after
moor and a large number attended.
Light refreshments were served and
all enjoyed the afternoon. The So
ciety will meet with Mrs. George
Broughten in two weeks.
The Catholic ladies will give {
dance and dinner at ~lldmonston's
hall March "a
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ARLEE

Arlee, March 7-(Special)-Charlcy
Sanders is suffering with rheumatism.
He went to Missoula Sunday night to
be treated for it.
Miss Myrtle Grace of Missoula
spent Saturday and Sunday rear Ar
lee. with her mother, Mrs. JOIN inness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Holland and lit
tie daughter, Penelope, We're in Mis-
soula Saturday.
James Wilson of Missouia is work
ing third trick at the depot, filling the
place vacated by Mr.. Blankenship.
Frances M Tobin and Mary Muriel
Ferguson spent the week end with
friends at Jocko.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Maxwell re-
turned to their home in Arlee Sunday
after eyera days visiting in Mis-
soula.
DR.. Isctor, public administrator, was
in Arlee Tuesday ~disposing of the
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COUNTY OF RAVALL|
WANTS MONEY
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL
VISIT MiSsouLA ON FOREST
SERVICE FUNDS.

Hamilton, March 7.-tSpecial)-At
of county commissioners the following
road supervisors Were appointed: Dis
trict No. /, Jacob Wagner; District
No. ,, r. NJ. Couch; District No. 3,
George p. Blair; District No. 4, w.
Wyant; District No. 6, James Tabor;
District No. Z, Joe Little; District No.
8, j. Milliken; District No. 9, Charles
Flanagan, District No. 10 II. Smithey;
District No. II, l.. kfbbe; District No.
Il, Ben Oertli; District No. ~, sam
LuWman: District No. "A, f.. Hart;
District No. Is. Ed. Lord; District No.
16, j. McInnis, District No. II, A.
Christensen.
Principal Henry Schvarm of the
local schools was appointed as a MEM
Der of the county educational board to
succeed J. r. scharp of StevensVille,
whose term expires June l..
The three commissioners will leave
tomorrow morning for Missoula where
they willymeet with the Missoula coun-
ty commissioners to discuss the adj
justment of the error in the appor-
tionment of the forest service money
to Missoula and RaValli counties. More
than $4,000 is due this county, it is
claimed, that amount being diverted
to Missoula county by mistake.
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diner, Hushie Norman and Others
We're summoned to Missoula as wit
nesses at, the inquest held for Bert
Caldwell Tuesday.
Rogers mill is closed downs having
finished the work on a contract. Con-
sequeIltly The town is fun of unem-
ployed men awaiting the starting of
Terreault's and McMullan's mills in
full force.
MRS. SimonS and daughters Fain,
Norma and Juno visited Mrs. Page
this week,
Joseph Mayo made a business trip to
Wallace Wednesday returning Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. BrAnshaw and daugh-
ter Florence Of Henderson departed
today for Occur d'Alene to make their
nome. They have lived in Henderson
only a few months but have made
many friends who are sorry to see
them leave, but wish them well in the
change.
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REEVES STARTS SUIT
FOR EJECTMENT
ALLEGES VIOLATION OF LEASE
AND WANTS THEATER MAN.
AGEMENT ousTED.

Hamilton, March T.-(Special.)-
Ejectment proceedings against Pringle
& Irwin, present managers of the
Family theater, have been started in
Justice of the Peace Peshick's court
by Attorneys James D. Taylor, Lin
dahl O.. Johnson and Edward M. Tuck
er, counsel for George W. Reeves of
Deer Lodge. Reeves was formerly
manager of the theater holding a lease.
He sub-let the lease to Wheeler, Nixon
& Ransom, this firm changing it's per-
sonnet until Nixon was in the business
alone. Nixon recently gave up the
business in favor of Pringle & Irwin.
When Reeves turned over the show
house to Wheeler, Nixon & Ransom,
he stipulated in the contract that the
place should not be sub-let or leased
to other parties, it is alleged. His
ejectment proceedings have been
started IN these grounds. Pringle Il
Irwin are determined in their conten-
ton that they came in possession OF
the theater without any violation OF
the lease by Nixon, who assigned the
business to- them. pringle & Irwin
will appear in justice court next Mon
day to answer to the complaint. A
time for the trial of the case will be
agreed upon at that time.
h plaintiff cites two causes of
action in his complaint. He first al
leges that two months rent, amount
ing to $3.50 is due +. II. Drinkenberg,
this being part of the monthly rental
to be paid by Nixon and his associates
in the business. His second cause for
action is based on the alleged unlaW-
full leasing of the theater. Pringle &
Irwin stated this morning that the
$50 back rent was rendered by them
to D~rinkenberg who stated that Reeves
had already paid it.
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AT VICTOR

Victor, March 7.-(Special.) 1900 Miss
Helen Fowler left yesterday for VAL
paraiso, Indiana, where she will at
tend the university for q few months.
Rev. Mr.. Hartman was in town to-
day introducing e M, Dougherty OF
Hamilton, who will fill the vacancy
left by Rev. Mr.. Vaughan in the Meth
odist Episcopal church, south. There
will be preaching Sunday morning.
Floyd Whitesitt has bought t&e
Duffield ranch, where he expects to
move in about a month.
TIC Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. sam Kerr yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Small was in town yesterday on
business.
Mrs. Leila Kierns did shopping in
Hamilton Yesterday between trains.
w. B. Wiles motored to CorVallls
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Owens has been in the vicinity
this week soliciting insurance.
DIR. sherman returned yesterday
from Corvallis.
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PLAINS NOTES

Plains, March 7.--(Special.-On Fri
day last the remains of Mrs. Leon D.,
CARRIER, who died in Fargo, N. D., We're
brought home n Sunday the funeral
was held from the Catholic church,
Father Carey having charge. A very
large lumber of friends gathered in
from n~elghboring towns to pay their
last respects to the much loved young
mother who leaves two small childl en-
and husband besides her father and
several sisters, the De Mers, living on
the reservation. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Robert Mathews of kootenai,
Marley of Paradise, Morrison, Russell,
Dlldlne of Plains and Auclair of
Camas. Many beautiful floral pieces
We're sent by the Masons, of which
order Mr.. CARRIER is al honored mem
Der. Eastern Star, o. r.. c. of Para
disc and a cross Of white roses by a
number of catholic aides Interment
was made in the Catholic cemetery.
H.. d. Kenyon and family will leave
Plains mex Sunday for their n
home near Laurel, Montana.
|. r.. Blaisdell and c. c. Willis have
returned from Helena where they Were
sent to protect the segregation of
Sanders county. They brought home
the glad news that the bill had been
killed and everyone is happy.
Mrs. G.. M. Steele very delightfully."-
entertained the Christian union on
Wednesday of this week and despite
the spring weather conditions a good
crowd was in attendance.
Work vas commenced this week on
the interior of the Methodist church
tearing out partitions between the side
rooms and the main rooms, throwing
it all into one as the seating capacity
has become too small, both for service
and Sunday school. With this addi-
tional seating DON and other improves
ments this church will be one of the
most comfortable in the city, The
pastor, f. V. Edworthy, has plans laid
for holding services every night
through Passion week.
Mrs. Charles Prongua Of Camas is
i'll at the Plains hotel.
Mrs. Griffin, who has charge of the
hotel Northern, has returned from a
months visit in Iowa.
Mr.. II Mrs. Charles Coppedge,
formerly of Plains but now of Camas,
had a girl baby born to them E'ebru-
AIRY q.
Mrs. c. j. Dougherty and children
were week end visitors with relatives
in Kootenai, Idaho.
Mrs. C. r. Robson entertained
the Congregational ladies aid society
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Stanton street.
Evidences of spring are on every
hand, the buttercups are blooming
~profusely on the bills, the small boy
has his usual marble craze and the
warm sunshiny days melting the re-
mainder of the snow are a source OF
rejoicing to all. Tven the most de-
spised horse fly is welcomed as a
harbinger of pleasant days.
Mrs. B. f. Bowman visited her hus-
band in Helena Saturday and Sunday
and attended the Saturday afternoon
session of the house and senate.
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WORK
IS HELD BACK
FAILURE OF INDIAN BILL IN
CONGRESS UPSETS PLANS
ON RESERVATION.

st. lgnatius. March 7-(Special) -
All contract work in the reclamation
s rvice was suspended about Il week
ago on account Of lack of funds. The
heads of the reclamation service here
We're confidently expecting that the
Indian bill would be passed on the
last day Of the old congress, and had
kept everything in readiness to go
ahead and continue all work under
way.
The failure OF the bill TO pass has
thrown all their plans off and IT is
probable that most of the men IN
ployed, including Il large number of
the clerical force will either be dis
missed n transferred
The kimbull store building on the
toWnsite IL nearing completion.
Oak Fish of Missoula, a brother OF
Bert Fish of this place, visited his
brother for a few days this week.
A. r.. ReckWith is in Helena this
week on business.
Miss Edith Hayes of Armstrong, Il
G., is visiting her sister. Mrs. &. A
Ketchum.
M. A, O'Connell was in Missoula this
week ON business.
Il. G. Thompson was saved the ex
penSe and trouble Of having his safe
blown open this week. Father Drath-
man, S, j.. succeeded in finding tbs
combination. Notwithstanding that III,
figures We're totally oblltcrated by the
fire.
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BOOKER I. WASHINGTON
LECTURES IN BOzEMAN

Bozeman, March 7-tSpeciaI)-
Booker II. WASHINGTON, the famous
colored man, who founded Tuskogee
institute, an industrial school for his
race, lectured in BuGelnan last night
to a large and appreciatiVe audience,
under the auspices of the Civic league.
Many people went because of their n
terest in the great work the man has
done, Others went to hear from curl
osity, but at the close Of the lecture
all Were interested in the progress
made among the colored people Of the
south during the past 80 years. Mr..
washington told many interesting
facts about the work at Tuskogee, n
at similar institutions in the south,
where they are trying to connect book
education with the problems of life.
They are aiming to teach the negroes
the disgrace of idleneSs and the dig
nifty in all kinds of labor.
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BAKER BETTER.

Hamilton, March 7.-(Special. AT
torney and Mrs. w. Perry Baker re-
turned his morning from Rochester,
Mimi, where they went q little more
than a week ago for consultations in
regard to the formers health. The
popular attorney arrived home this
morning much improved in spirits,
stating hat the physicians at Mayo
hospital had ordered radical changes
in his diet. 1t is the earnest wish of
his many friends throughout the Bit
ter Root that the attorney may soon
be in possession of his former rugged
health.
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property left by Gus Oleson, who was
Killed recently by being struck by n
light engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Maxwell cele-
brated the tWcnt-tjfth anniversary of
their wedding Tuesday.
The Arlee Sunday school Is prcpar-
ing a program to be given N Easter
Sunday. Tho crnon will be preached
by Rev. Gordon Watkins.
Mrs. J.. A, DeMers received the sad
news Thursday morning Of the death
of her father, G, &. llOyt in Tacoma,
Wash,
Mrs. r, T.. Munson who has been
visiting Oh the coast Tor several weeks
with relatives, has returned to her
homo.
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BOARD BUSY.

Hamilton, March 7.-(Specia1.)-The
board of county commissioners is still
busily engaged in caring for the large
grist of work which is before it. Yes
terday afternoon the salary of Deputy
Clerk n Recorder Tony Hork was
raised to $40 per month, to take effect
March 1, 1913. The county clerk was
ordered to advertise for bids for the
painting of the exterior n interior
of the pesthouse and the interior of
the courthouse and Jail. Bids will be
received and opened at the. courthouse
on April 7, 1918, at II o'clock a. m.
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DE BORGlA NEWS

De Borgia, March 7.-(special)-
The remains of Bert Caldwell were
brought here yesterday from Missoula
for interment. Simple services were
held at the cemetery.
r. e. Bucher of Billings was the
guest of the Misses Winehell for a
week.. Mr. Butcher is seeking a loca-
ton for investment. After carefully
looking over the ground, however, he
returned to Billings. He will visit
Missoula, Logan and Three Forks on
similar errands.
Mr.. Thurston, Mr.. Cromie, Jay Gar
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NEW TRIAL

suit of Peter IVanhoff against Sarah
q. Tea1e, from itavalli county, the
supreme court today reversed the
judgment of the lower court in favor
of the plaintiff and ordered a new
trial. The action involved title to land.
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Ayuld ~. iiiniAenAA
Vegetabl Com
pound has done for
me. | was weak,
and cared
for nothing but
sleep. Now | can
go ahead with my
work daily and feel
ten years younger
than before ! started
taking your medi-
cine. | will advise
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any woman to consult with you Delore
going to a doctor. Mrs. lNIzE WILL
LIS, 2229 Bank ST., Louisville, KY.
Another Sufferer Relieved.
Romayor, Texas. IL suffered terri
bly, with a displacement and bladder
trouble. | was in misery all the time
and could not walk any distance. l
thought | never could be cured, but my
mother advised me to try Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and | did.
81 am cured of the displacement and
the bladder trouble is relieved. | think
the Compound is the finest medicine on
earth for suffering women Mrs.
VIOLA JASPER, Romayor, Texas.
II you want special advice write to
lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co. conf.
denfiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by q
woman aud held in strict confidence.
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WOMAN FEELS
10 YEARS
YOUNGER
Since Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored Her Health.

Louisville, Ky.-"I take great pleas
ure in writing to inform youIof what
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s Rs'nty ys s%e; ;sSsfs SOC ( 75c

Just in. A complete line of Wonen's extra fine,
sheer, hand -embroidered jabots; some all needle
work, others in needleWork and lace; pure white:
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WILDWOOD !


Mr.. Carl Mitchell, who has been on
the sick list Is able to be about again.
Mr.. Geo Mcmillan expects to move
on the Hammond farm which was
formerly occupied by VIM. Parker.
Mr.. Columbus Trimble of Columbus
was the guest Of his mother, iast
week.
Mr.. Blaine Mcmillan has moved in
to the Miller property.
w. II. Humbert made business
trip to Mt. Vernon last Friday.
Mr. James Cullison Of New Castle
was the guest OF Millwood relatives
last week. I
Mrs. Ellen Hammond has returned
to her home after few weeks visit
with relatives.
A series OF protracted meetings will
be begun at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening. Rev. Hammond
pastor.
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DANVILLE I.
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Mr.. G. T. Motz was in Columbus
Monday on business.
Mrs. Isaac Sarf and daughter, Of
Granville, are guests of e. r. Green
and family.
Miss Winnie Edgar of Mt. Vernon
was the guest OF her parents over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Dana Snow was the guest OF
Rex Bell and family near Utica, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. d. Robinson and two chill
dren of Westerville spent Saturday
and Sunday with her father. s. l..
MAJOR
c. j. Workman and A. Cuenot were
visitors in Mt. Vernon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Temple had as
their guests Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gill Temple of Killbuck, Orlando,
John, Otto and Henry Temple and
their families. Robt. Mckee and Geo.
Hyde and their families Of Greer.
Prof. Frank II. Roberts OF Las
Vegas, New Mexico. was calling on
friends and relatives here Saturday.
Mr.. Wade Watson of Cleveland
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
wife, who is suffering an attack OF
pneumonia at the home of her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daugher.
ty.
Mr.. J. G. Hall Is spending several
days in Columbus attending the Hard
ware Mems convention.
Darwin Loney went to Columbus
Tuesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. I. e. Mackey went to
Glenmont Monday to attend the funer.
al OF Mr.. Mackey's mother.
Mrs. Geo. Snow returned from Ak
ron Sunday, after short visit with
relatives.
| Mrs. J. McComber spent Sunday Wis.
iting in Howard.
Thomas Shoemaker and family Of
Condt spent Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shultz spent
Saturday and Sunday in Wooster.
Jas. r. Greer was In Mt. Vernon
Tuesday on business.
4 Mrs. ona Anderson of Akron il
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bradfeld
u. Il. Parker OF Mt. Vernon was In
town Monday evening.
John Purcell of Millersburg was
here on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Martin Hammond went to Col
umbus to attend the Hardware Mems
convention.
Mr.. John Fawcett OF Millersburs
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. j. n Freese of MartinsDurl
left for Mt. Vernon Tuesday after .
weeks visit with w. c. Burris and
family.
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Several of our young people attend.
ed the entertainment Drummer Boy
of the Rappahannock" at Martinsburs
Saturday evening.
Thomas Mccullough was Utica
visitor Saturday.
William Bell and wife spent Friday
in Mt. Vernon.
Several from here attended the fun.
eral of Frank Jones at Martinsbure
last Thursday.
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Sunday at Bladensburg with her par.
ents.
Mr.. Walter Wolfe is moving to the
Carey farm this week.
Mr.. Levi Horn and family spent
Sunday with relatives ut Gambler.
Rev. J. M. Helm will preach at the
Grove Sunday morning and. eveninA,
March End.
Mr. Oren Fawcett and family are
moving into their new house this
week.
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JOHN TAYLOR

Fireman Delsie Butcher went to Mt.
Liberty Wednesday morning to spend
the day with relatives.
Mr.. John Hawley has returned to
his homo In Columbus after a several
days visit with friends In Mt. Vernon.
Miss willow Mattern left Wednes.
day morning for her home In Detroit
Michigan. after several days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Remlinger OF
North Adams street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-28
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR WOMEN

ber Of designs for waists that attractive and yet
practical and serviceable.
Keep Your hsirlooms, for old as they are, they
better than much Of the prcsentday furniture, etc.
Moreover, as Frederick Hewitt points out. they're
worth money The antique dealer knows the value Of
your old furniture aud 80 should YOU.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thatcher Of
Bellville were the guests Of d. L. Tea.
garden, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Mcfarland Of Mt Vernon
spent Sunday with his daughter here.
Jonathan Tucker has returned to
Toledo for a few weeks.
Mrs. Earl Cramer is very sick at
her father-in.law's, II. l.. Cramer's.
Mrs. Chas. Yoakum and family, also
Mrs. Lloyd Bishop were in Mt. Vernon
Friday.
D. l.. Teagarden was in Mt. Vernon
on business last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Nina Tucker, Mrs. Jennie vii.
lard and Mr.. s. r. Tucker of Mt. ver-
non. attended the funeral of Mrs. Bird
Wednesday of last week.
MIR. Scott Collie and family of Mt.
Vernon were the guests Of Daniel
Trimmer several days last week.
Word has been received here that
Cecil Bricker of Elkhart, Ind, is sick,
being under the care Of a nurse.
Mrs. Warren Coles aged mother of
Hunts Station has been visiting here
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Snow of Gam.
bier and Mrs. Chas. Dewald of DAN
vile were guests of d. l.. Teagarden
Sunday.
Mrs. w. r. Poland is still improving.
The Wild Cat Literary was attended
last Thursday evening by some Of our
young folks.
Cottage prayer meeting was held at
the residence of Mrs. w. o. C0e last
Thursday evening.
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Mr.. Carl Wise Of South Vernon is
suffering with badly sprained ankle
sustained in fall Tuesday after.
noon.
Henry Bostwick has returned to Mt.
Vernon after being In his store in this
city last week.--Newark American
Tribune.
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The Country Csntlswoman this week talks to the
woman who is victim Of the "naggng" habit. 1t
is critical. but helpful
Csandmothev's Recipes are a number Of good old
fashioned recipes that today are among the lost
arts" oi the kitchen.
The Country Woman's Clothes page gives num-
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Harry Beckholt purchased horse
from AIDA Hampshire last week and
is baling hay for his friends now.
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Last week was week Of prayer and
vAs protracted meetings begin at
OWt Greek this week. Meetings con-
>oocted by Rev. Wiseman of Granville.
Mrs. q. A. l.. Hays of Union Grove
Apsnt last Tuesday with her parents,
AR. and Mrs. John l.. Arlington.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have been appointed and
qualified administrators OF the estate
OF
JOHN TAYLOR
late OF Knox county. Ohio,i deceased,
by the Probate Court of said county
February II. 1913.
A. l.. TAYLOR, Bladensburg, Ohio
b. f. TAYLOR, Utica. Ohio.
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