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May Help You If
Lungs Are Effected

Proper diet, fresh air and temperate
habits are beneficial to persons suffer-
ing from Lung Trouble; but in a great
many instances reports show that the
addition of a medicine for this affec-
ton has materially helped in bring
ing about recovery For more than
fifteen years Eckman's Alternative, a
medicine for Throat and Lung Trou-
bles has accomplished good results.
Read what it did in this case
Madison Lake. MINI.
Gentlemen: In December, 1908,
March. 1909 and September, 1903, |
was taken with hemorrhages OF the
lungs which confined mo several weeks
each time to my bed My doctor adj
vtsed me to go west.
In November 1 started for Den
Yer, Colo. After my arrival l met
Michael Brody, who, upon learning of
my condition, urged me to take Eek
mans Alternative. In about two months
| began to feel better. 1 kept on TAX
In March 1910, l returned home.
think | am entirely we'll have good
appetite and sleep well. When I left
Denver my weight was 30 pounds.
now weigh 100, my normal weight.
thank God and your Alternative for my
health"
C(Affidavit) PAUL. I. FAsNACHT
(Above abbreviated more on request
Eckman's Alternative has been prov
en- by many years test to be most eff
ficacious in cases of severe throat and
lung affections, bronchitis, bronchial
asthma, stubborn colds and in upbuild-
ing the system. Does not contain mar
For sale by leading druggists. Write
the Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia,
Pa, for booklet telling OF recoveries
and additional evidence.
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If you bought nothing but adver.
tised goods during the next twelve
months, you'd reduce the cost and
raise the standard of living surpris-
ingiyl
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million dollars hai
interstate hshva9
something SMILE aHd The
90 such listening political
This another complication the old policy 81
take The
Panamaracnc exposition would City
10 that OF
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INTERESTING SIDELICHTS


tax. Why not vote for dogs?- Pitts
burgh Dispatch
It turns out that some Of those
town lots in New Jersey sold to St..
Louisans ought to have been meas
ured with bucket instead Of by the
foot.-St Louis Globe-Democrat
That grand old epicure, Marse
Henry Watterson, declares that beef
steak is the unit of value of the din
ner table, forgetting all that he has
said Of the sin of pert paragraphing.
Syracuse PostStandard
Dowie's faithful followers are pre-
pairing by drastic means to purge
their city Of smokers and chewers.
Many a mans most cheerful concep-
ton Of Zion is a place where there
never is a famine in tobacco.-New-
ark News.
why call it a worlds series when
no country outside the United States
plays baseball?" asks the Memphis
Nems-scimitar. But other countries
do, son. There's Cuba, Japan, China,
the Philippines, Canada And, "just
wait" til after the worlds tour
Little Arthur Echo.
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$25, 100000 HElREss TO
BECOME CLERKS BRIDE

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Hon. John Free
man Milford, a cousin of Lady Ran
dolph Churchill and a son of Baron
Rosedale is to marry Germany's rich
est heiress, Freulein Marie Anna Won
FREDERICKSBURG, daughter of Der
Inns coal king, whose fortune is esti-
mated at $25,OOOOOO. Milford has
been working as an unpaid clerk in
Hamburg bank for the past two
years in, order to gain experience in
German life and business.
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Our guess is that woman has as
much right to be slave to fashion
as her husband has to be a slave to
tobacco, but usually beats her to
it.-Dallas News.
A male burglar has just married
female swindler in Jail at Fort
Worth, says an exchange. Evidently
they aren't interested in eugenics.-
Detroit Free Press.
If the New York fusionists had
only nominated Christy Mathewson
for mayor the Tammany candidate
would doubtless consider it useless
to even also run. Chicago Record
Herald.
over in Schuylkill county a school
election has been reversed by the
admission of two voters who claimed
the franchise on payment Of dog
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$4,000 sWlNDLE
CHARGED BY BANKER

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 24.-In
a suit filed here today Arthur Reyn-
olds, president of the American Bank
ers' association, alleges he was de-
frauded Of $4,000 in the sale of fifty
shares Of stock in the Des Moines
Life Insurance company. Mrs. L. c.
Rawson, widow of the former presi-
dent; Wilmot Harbach. her son-in.
law, and Albert NJ, Johnson and the
National Life Insurance company are
defendants in the action.
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is often induced to purchase what
he doesn't need. That is not our
way. We have the hlgh-priced pat.
ented articles If you require them.
But we do not coax you to buy
them. We sell you what we believe
will prove most serviceable and sat
isfactory. You'll come again then.
RICHARD MERCANTILE CO.
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you will say when you taste our
canned fruits and vegetables, our
pickles, relishes, etc. Every good
housekeeper should have supply Of
them in the house, both for ordinary
use and to be able to get up first
class meal if company should come
Unexpectedly.
RICHARD MERCANTILE CO.
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SEWER GAS

is one Of the most dangerous pois.
ons known, and still many homes
are filled with it owing to poor
Unsanitary Plumbing.
We take special precautions to ex,
clude all sewer gas We use good
materials and only skilled labor. We
can assure You that there will be no
sewer gas when we do your plumbing.
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Coffee

Dead coffee means stale
Its life, the flavoring es,
sence, partly gone and
partly spoiled.
Schilling's Best cannot
die II protected a gain s I
that which kills: exposure
TO air and odors.
In aroma-tight cans; clearly granu
lated, Acc a ID moneyback.
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Wm. A. HOsaCk Whe Spent
Many Days Hearing
Cases As They We're Present.
ed TO Him
Other Items Of Interest From
The Temple Of Justice

At one o'clock Thursday afternoon
there was filed at the Office of the
clerk of courts at the Knox county
court house most exhaustive report
OF Referee William A. Hosack in the
court of appeals in the case of r. I.
Francis against l.. c.. Penn. The re-
port of the receiver covers nearly
fifty cases.
The report of the referee first gives
a history of the case of X. I. Francis
against l.. c. Penn. 1t shows that sew
eral years ago L. C. Penn was indebt-
ed 20 R. |. Francis In the sum of $4,-
900. AT the suggestion Of Penn q
suit was brought by Francis asking for
the appointment of receiver. As a
result OF such suit Ward Walters was
appointed as such receiver. 1t shows
in the report of the referee that af.
ter the appointment of the receiver,
Penn conducted his business without
any regard whatsoever for the receiver
and that the only time that the receiv-
ership was applied to the bpsiness was
when the said Penn wanted to with.
hold creditors. tits shown In the 70.
'p0rtssf the receiver that~ g~~yasd
Penn engaged In the operation Of
Lake Hiawatha park. the operation Of
the Mt. Vernon hospital, the manufac.
ture of patent medicine, the operation
of the Star Oil & Gas Co.. and in real
estate, insurance and other business.
1t is shown that the proceeds arising
from all business went into one fund
and that the receiver never kept a
separate account, as he should have
done. The report states that Penn
placed his business In the hands OF
the court in hopes Of paying his debts.
but in this he failed.
The report OF the receiver then
takes up each separate suit and claim,
the findings in the important ones are
as follows:
The Webb C. Ball Co.-Claim for at.
torney fees allowed. The exceptions
to the Walters account overruled, but
the account not confirmed.
The claim Of L. G. Penn In the sum
of $1,000 for salary was withdrawn
just before the report Of the receiver
was completed. ~
e. G. Penn filed a motion asking for
the payment of note in the sum Of
$1,000 The receiver holds that the
note Is not valid claim. A bill for
$1S2.0S presented by e. c. Penn for
salary was sustained. A claim for
$54.52 on loan account was sustain.
ed.
Sarah J. Penn presented claim as
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SUCCESSFUL


Democracy, Ohio. March is--ysk.
loving arc the names Of successful
applicants at the last teachers cram
ination. This list was no. a. easy ..
the February list, arithmetic was the
subject causing failure.
Elementary, one ycar--Otta Baird.
Clara Beckley, Ollie Brooks, Msry
Groh, Grace Irvine, Clio Kunkel. Row
enna Leonard, Fora Montgomery,
Grace Murry, Allie Woodruff, Orpha
Reed, Myrtle Reed, Arlae Ross, Grace.
Sherman, c. T. Barnes, james Barnes.
Leroy Chrisman, Donovan Church, Ira
Hawkins, wilfred Phillips, Gilbert
Roberts.
Elementary. two years--Tena Beck
ley. H. @. Way, Guy Scholes.
Orpha Reed and James Barnes were.
not granted certificates for the reason
that they were not OF legal age.
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FAIRvIEw

c. U. Stevens Of Newark visited
Mary and Julia Stevens Tuesday.
F. E. Bone and family, who recently
moved from Trumbull county, are Wis
iting among relatives here this week
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McMil.
()ep last week, son.
Marion Dennison Of Marengo spent
hsf week with his father. F. M. Den
nison.
Clarence Farmer. called on James
Beatty. who resides north Of Homer,
Mr.. Beatty is suffering from pneu'
monia.
Rev. Morehouse Is conducting an
interesting series Of meeting here,
despite tho bad roads.
Irwin Veatch Of Martinsburg spent
Tuesday with his mother-in-law, Mrs
Abble Lowell.
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BLADENSBURG
+ + + + + + + + + + + +

Vim McCamment is visiting his par
ents.
Miss Ida Fowls of Danville is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Ealey.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Norris spent
Sunday with the formers parents.
Mon Ross and family were guests
Q1tMrs. Carrie Ross Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Rine,
March 10, a daughter.
Mrs. Zona Hays OF Mt. Zion spent
Tuesday with relatives.
Mrs. Berthe Hayes Of Union Grove
spent Friday night with her parents.
and attended chapter.
Don't forget the supper at the town
hall Saturday evening, March %.
Mrs. Lily Nethers and Miss Leota
Mason Of Gambler spent couple Of
days last week with fiends.
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+ + + + + + + + + + I

! + :. + =. = :. e. + {

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Elbert spen,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shoultz Of Pine Bluff.
Mr.. Virgil Wolfe is busily engaged
In buying a car load Of hogs for ship.
ment next week.
Mrs. Arthur Morrow, who has been
seriously III with pneumonia, is slow.
ly improving.
Mrs. Harrison Elbert spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Addie Schooler
Mrs. John Wolfe, Mrs. Margaret
Hayden, and Mrs. Annie Harris are on
|the sick list.
VNxrs. Sallie Ridenbaugh returned to
hSHhome near Rocky Fork Saturday
after spending few days with Mrs,
Cora Mercer.
Extensive repairs were made to the
interior of the Mt. Zion church last
week and 1t now presents very
pleasing appearance.
Mr.. Joseph Myers OF New Guilford
spent part Of last week with friends
here.
Mrs. Cora Burch and children visit
ed Mrs. Addie Schooler, Wednesday.
Mr. John Taylor made q business
trip to Newark Saturday.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis scoles is qltits Ill ~, this, writ,
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Ebert will
move on farm near Dusty Bottom
the first of April. f
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Arm BADLY sPRAINED

While sliding into the home plate
during an indoor base ball game on
the Y. NJ. c. A. floor Wednesday ev.
ening Royal Bucher sustained a very
badly sprained right arm. 1t was dur.
Ing a close play and Bucher struck
the floor In twisted position ana
his injury was the result A physician
was called and attention to the sprain.
ed arm was rendered.
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How's This:

We ofSer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured BY Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY G. CO. Toiedo. o.
We. the undersigned. hav. known r. ].
Cheney for the last Is years. and bclievs
him perfectly honorable n all business
transactions ard financially able to carry
out any obligations mads b. his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
acting directly up,n the blood and r1iu.
eous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
cent free. P-ics IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
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= + + + + + + 4. + + + + 4
+ LIBERTY CHAPEL 4
- - 4, + = = = = - 4. 4. - - 4


Mrs. A. M. Ewalt called on Mrs
]. 8. Ogg, Tuesday.
Mrs. b. w. Lewis and daughter
Eleanor, wore guests Of Lena jenkins
Tuesday.
Miss Hasel Parker Of Mt. Vernon
10 spending this week. with her par
ents at this place.
The farmers Of this place, that have
sugar camps. are very busy. this
week.
Several from this place. attended
the literary at Green Valley, wednes.
day night.
Mrs. w. I. Parker, and Miss Lena
Jenkins, visited with Mrs. Nathaniel
Jenkins Of Green Valley. Thursday.
Miss Mabel Mills is spending a
few days in Mt Vernon, the guest of
Mrs. Max Myers.
Mr.. Edmund Brown was called to
Cardington, by his Illness of his son,
Mr.. Earl Christ.
Il'he farmers Of this locality are pre-.
pairing to spray their fruit trees.
( Jacob Diehl spent Monday with his
son, Ed Diehl.
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SONGS-SONGS
"olp FAvoRIrE SONGS" TO De
HAD FREE-REAp THIS 40
vERTisEMENT.

BY sending your name and correct
postofiice address: or societies, by
sending the individual names with
correct addresses to The Buckeye
State Building and Loan Company,
Rankin building, 20 West Gay street.
Columbus. Ohio, will each he mailed
free a copy of "Old Favorite Songs,
splendid collection. Our assets $6,-
100000. Five per cent paid on time
deposits. Write or call for booklets
showing how money is received and
loaned
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THOUSANDS ARs DROWNED

Cettinje, Montenegro, March Is
News reached here today that four
Servian transports loaded with troops
were yesterday riddled with shells
fred BY an unidentified war vessel.
which is said TO have flown the Aus
tro-Hungarisn tiag. Thousands Of
troops sank with the ships.
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Cociety
- News

kswsmsW.0ser
Wedding
Mr.. John Kaufman of rrederick
town and Miss Ida Darr Of Greer
were married in Loudonviiie Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. Kuhlman Of that
place. The young couple will make
their home on farm just east OF
Greer.
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Or. Lizzie Critchfeld received .
Telegram this morning from her sls-
ter, Mrs. John w. Dryden, who has
been spending the winter in Los
Angeles. CAL. stating that Mr.. Dry
den had sustained stroke Of apop-
tlexy,
and Mrs. John Young returned
10 Greer today after attending the fun
y eral Of Mrs. Mowsry. Y
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OFFICERS
Elected By Moose Lodge
Wednesday Evening

Tho following officers for the ensu
Ing year were elected Wednesday
evening at the regular meeting Of Hia
watha Lodge No. s24 l.. o. o. NJ:
Dictator-Ned Tiger.
Vice Dictator-Omer Foote.
Prelate-Andrew Proper.
Secretary-LeRoy G. Mayer.
Treasurer--A. @. Wirwille.
Sergeant at Arms-Benton Perkins.
Inner Guard--william Young.
Outer Guard-O. F. Cooper.
Trustees-Samuel Clark Manford
Russell. William Denman.
Representative to the convention
of the supreme lodge at Cincinnati
Harry w. Hamilton.
The officers will be installed at the
second meeting in April.
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DEATHS I
q. Z q. = =. Z. z. =. =. =. z. q
James c. Dunn

Mr.. James C. Dunn, who at one
time managed dry goods store in
this city for Dunn, Taft Co., died yes
terday at his home In Columbus after
long illness. He is survived BY
his widow and two children, Mrs.
Malcolm Jennings of Marion and Mrs.
Charles p. Dunn of Cleveland.
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"A Year
In Pen Given Man Arrested
In This City

Ed Hanlon, who was arrested In this
city for burglary. and who Was TAX.
en- to Cambridge for trial, was sen.
fenced to one year in the Ohio pen.
itentiary ON Wednesday. M
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PueLIc GALE :

On March IS, ! will sell at the A.
ID. Bum farm, 8 IL miles from Mt.
Vernon on the Newark road, 2 draft
marco, 8 years old; driving mare.
4 years old; . head cattle and farm
implements. le
p n JOS. DURIEUx.
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Wanted, For Sale, &C

WANTED-Single man by the
month on farm. Middle age preferred.
Call 85S.red or write w. r. Wing. IA
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching, 81
for Is: 50 for so; Is per 100. Baby
chicks, 10c each and up. Eggs incu-
bated, 81 per rs eggs. Breeding stock
for sale. Catalogue free. 1s different
breeds Of thoroughbred poultry. Phone
Citizens 81 or 25. The Knox Poultry
Farm. Gambler, o. II
We are closing out our retail feed
business and have 81 barrels OF salt
which we will sell at $l.00 per barrel
at our warehouse; I tons Of Sugerine
dairy feed which we viii sell below
cost. sugerine feed is good for both
cattle and sheep. especially milch
cows. The J. 8. Mcconnell Co.
FOR RENT-Six rooms, toilet, sink
and barn so. Citisens' phone sos
green. 10
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BRANDON 1. Q. 7. N.

Will give chicken soup supper
in the new L. o. T. NJ. hall Saturday
evening, March IL. Admission zoe.
Mt. Vernon X. o. T. M. invited.
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A daughter was born Thursday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ma.
loney Of East Gambler street.
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The sum Of ess770. w
At the conclusion OF this case, Judge
jewell adjourned court until Friday
nseniAg u niAe e'slsek.
O--
Commission Msets--
The members OF the Jail commits.
sion met at the county court house
Wednesday to 80 over the blue prints
for the new county jail.
90
Common pIeas ceurt- ~
The case Of ColviiIe. administrator.
W.. Thayer was commenced before
Judge jewell In the court Of common
pleas Thursday morning.
The following matters were dispos.
ed Of in the court OF common pleas
on Wednesday:
Messner VS.. Gardner--Report Of
commissioners confirmed.
Vance vs.. Hanover Oil Z Gas Co.
1.-TWO cases) Jury waived and submit.
ted to the court. Judgment In one
case for s47O.25 and in the other for
sl56.
Lee VS.. Andoy Sale confirmed ana
deed ordered.
SOckman vs.. Rooms Continued on
application of the defendant.
o.
Third PARTIAL
George Rightmire, executor Of Isaac
Critchheld, has filed third partial
account in probate. showing the fol.
lowing. Received 34ss.29, paid out
@49S.22, due the executor IS.
First PARTIAL
John F. Gardner, executor of Fran.
els NJ. Gardner. has filed II the pro.
bate court of Knox county q first par
tial account. showing the following:
Received s9.9sS.2S, paid out the same
sum.
First and Final
Smith Howell, administrator of An.
ma Howell. has filed first and final
account in probate, showing the fol.
lowing: Received sl74.sO. paid out
the some amount
Appointed
Mary +. Browne and Alice r.
Browne have been appointed executri-
ces of Mary G. Browne No bond.
The appraisers are William Lewis,
Fred Hunter and J. T. Smith.
Exeeutrix Appointed
: Charlotte II. Sterling has been ap-
pointed executrix of Theodore Ster.
ling. No bond and no appraisement.
Licenses-
I Stephen C. Steele, farmer, Millers-
burg. and Della Mckee. Danyille. Rev.
.. d. Barnett
Lloyd e. Ruhi, carpenter, FRANKLIN
township, Morrow county, and Josie
Wells. Middlebury, Rev. W. A. Clem-
mer.
Deeds Filed
Park Blair. adm, to Columbus
Ewalt lot 4 Ransoms addition to city.
s637.5O.
Smith v. d. Howell to Sylvester
Fletcher, parcel In Clinton, S4S7.50.
II. II. Greer to Sarah X. Smith.
acre in Elmwood. $3,25O.
A. A. Perrine, mayor, to JEFF Melick
lot in cemetery, $500.
John Graham to w. H. Alexander,
72.F acres In Milford, $4,000.
F. NJ. Carpenter to Lula Cullison.
60.94 acres. inn Butler, $400.
Russell Hogland to Lulu Cullison,
I
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BIRTHS
!. .F 5. .f 8. .f s. s. =. 8. !:

A daughter was born wednes.
day evening to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stats Of Greer.
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WARNING
Sent Mexican BeIIIgersats
y Presldeat NIIsss !.

Washington, March t3-Prssidsat
Wilson has sent word 70 the ssderai
and rebel Mexican forces st Nsssiss
not to nrs toward American coll dur.
Ing fight now in progress.
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Ftrst Part'at-
John F. Gardner, executor of Fran.
els NJ. Gardner, has filed II the pro.
bate court Of Knox county . first par
tial account. showing the following:
Received s9,9sS.2S, paid out the same
sum-
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First and Final
Smith Howell, administrator of An.
ma Howell. has filed q first and final
account in probate, showing the fol-
lowing: Received s174.sO. paid out
the some amount.
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Third Partlal-
George Rightmire, executor Of Isaac
Critchfield, has filed q third partial
account in probate. showing the fol.
lowing. Received 34ss.29, paid out
S49S.22, due the executor IS.
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Executives Appointed

Executrices Appointed
Mary Z. Browne and Alice r
Browne have been appointed executri
ces of Mary c. Browne. No bond
The appraisers are William Lewis,
Fred Hunter and J. T. Smith.
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Jury Out Long Time
n The jury In the case Of the Ohio
Live Stock Commission W. Leverns
Brothers retired Wednesday afternoon
at three o'clock and at 8 O'Clock in
the evening announced that no YER
dict had been reached. Judge Jewell
then excused the members Of the Jury
until o'clock Thursday morning
when they were ordered TO further
deliberate I
AZ II o'clock Thursday morning
after two hours dsliberation, tbs iurs
returnSd : verdict for ths plaintiff y
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WILL HOLD INSTITUTE

EATON, Ohio, Dec. IA farmers,
institute under aid of the state, will
be held December and 9 at Morning
Sun. This meeting is the only one
to be held this season in the southern
part of the county. and large attend
ance is anticipated.
The lecturers assigned are r. A
Hayne, of Adena; z. J. Hoddy, of
Columbus, and Mrs Christian d.
Laws, of Cleveland.
PnIIndi11rn, MINT Ado Por