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setter Convert Inc Enenny.

Any business act which nets one
friend and one enemy is a bad propo-
sition- For the enemy can accomplish
more harm as knocker than the
friend can do as a press agent or
hooster.-The Nations Business.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By LEGAL Applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
Catarrhal Deafness requires constitu-
tional treatment HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE Is constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is
infiamed you have a rumbling sound or
ly closed. Deafness Is the result. Unless
the Inflammation can be reduced, your
hearing may be destroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the blood on the mucous sur
faces Of the system, thus reducing the In
flammation and restoring normal condi-
tons
Circulars free. All Druggists
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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For Constipation use natural remedy.
Garfield Tea is composed of carefully Sc
lected herbs only. At all drug stores.--Adv
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Good health cannot be maintained where
there is a constipated habit. Garfield Tea
overcomes constipation.-Adv.
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because my periods
were irregular, came
every two weeks,
and | would suffer
with bearing-down
pains A lady told
me Of Lydia L. Fink
hams V egetable
Compound and how
much good Il had
done her daughter,
SO | took Il and now
j am regular every
month and hava NJ
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Mankind is divided into two classes
those who drive autos and those
who dodge them.
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Do you want to get rid Of worms or
vsrmifuse. One dose cleans them out-Adv.
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Many old frontier saloons in the
West are being rebuilt into parsOn-
ages and churches.
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'Bennie Beanbrough says he is no
body's fool" Il know. but some one
will get him yet"
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Small savings are like stones in a
bridge; they form a firm support to
carry one over the food of an emer-
gency.
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A golf tournament for one-amed
players was a novelty staged recently
by club in Paris.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-25

A spinster is a woman who tries to
believe she Is a man hater.
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Some folks act as if they were at
tending continuous funeral service
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Directed.

Professor, what is the logical way
of reaching a conelusion?"
flake a train of thought, my boy"
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1t is one thing to wish for something,
and quite another to work for IT,
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weli7

A twelve-year-old girl writes TO her
newspaper to say that children rarely
cause panlcs, that it is the nervous.
excitable women" who are at fault.
How about it;-CoIlier's Weekly.
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MRS. }. N. CRAIG, Of Los An
IVA eslss, Calf, who says no one
can feel more grateful for what
Tsnlso has done than she does.
Declares she bas gained twelve
pounds and her health Is now bet.
ter than in years.
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ONE NEIGHDOR
TELLS ANOTHER
Points the Way to Comfort
and Health. Other Women
Please Read

MoundsviIle, W. va.-"I had taken
Doctors medicine for nearly two years
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Performing Brute.
is man an animalT
II guezzo. Woman can make him
jump through hoops"
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Old
Was Sick
Now Feels Young After
Taking Eatonic for
Sour Stomach

Il had sour stomach ever since had
the grip and it bothered, me badly
Have taken H,atonic only week and
am much better. Am SO years oId.v
SAYS Mrs. John Hill.
Eatonic quickly relieves sour stom-
ach, Indigestion, heartburn, bloatinx
and distress after eating because Il
takes up and carries out the excess
aeidity and gases which cause most
stomach ailments. If you have tried
everything and still suffer do not give
up hope. Eatonic has brought relief to
tens OF thousands like you IA big box
costs but tribe with your druggists
guarantee.
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Father Time is no gallant; he al
ways tells on a woman.
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a dressmaker may not have grace
full form, but she knows how to make
up for It.
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When you have decided that the worms
OF Tapeworm must be exterminated. get
Dead shot'-Dr. Peery's vermifuge. Ons
dose will clean them all out.--Ady.
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The great dome Of St. PauIs ca
thedral, London, is supported on eight
underground piers. 4
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Since it is worth while to be well, take
Garfield Tea, Natures medicine.-Adv.
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Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, a clear skin and body
full of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking
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Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
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Dorothy, whatever makes you talk
so mueh?' Because always fink Of
sumpln' TO say"
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Are you Doctor Smith,"
"No. but know where We can get
some"
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MOTORISTS. ATTENTION. Use the Motor
Los, tho handy pocket case system that
gives a diary Of trips record OF costs;
reminder FOR care measure OF service: an
indisputabie tire record, the year round
1850, postpaid. Motor-Log. Bethlehem Pa.
Agents Wanted to sea an Absolute Automo-
bile Necessity. Quick sales Large prodta
Live men only For particulars address j. "
sampseile. Ii12 Columbia Rid. Wash. D. C.
WANTED--To buy Farm from Owner Only.
Large or small Fred French Bartlett, n, III
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New Bouks--Instrucliye Entertaining. Ezyp-
tian magic fortune teller. loo. i1s card
tricks. zoe. Free cAtalcK. books. games. 0and
nav Engine sspply Pub ca. augusta. 1A.
Agents Wanted Even whero to sell E1brs aRd
Corn Hrooms ef Quality Steady prohtakis
employment. Write Bes "a. Z. orssnvins, Pa
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Bears the
Signature of


In Use for Over 80 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
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HAMMOCK

W...aw Nl,n"'. who has boon IN the
OHIO Valley Gca"ral huSulta!, Wheeling.
for several WEEKS. receiving treatment.
has -, lar recovered US 70 be able TO be
brought :" HI, horne. south OF town. on
Tuesday.
pr. Mckenzie. Of RarnesvillH. state
y~e;rrinAran VS. a caller NOM tn"
da!rymen. west Of town. for a few days
recently. H." having tested the herds
II il. {. Price. J. H. Mcfarland. NJ. f..
t'unNrd. Robert Copeland and l.. Moore.
whtyh were found 10 De :rc1 from tuoer-
CuioS;S.
several people from h"C" attended the
"cJure given b. ir :. Parks Cstdman.
n ;hc PRESBYTERIAN church IN s.. Clairs-
>!li". on Friday evening, this being ore
ct The number OF tina lecture course.
Frederick Rankin. th" young son Of
NIr. and Mrs James Rankin. OF near
GiI;Z. who has been VISITING with
LIS g~-audpa-rntS. Mr.. ard Mrs. +. VI.
Daniel. and was very i'll for several
days. - Improving.
Mrs. William N.chol. ati"r having
Rp"ut Saturday VITA her husband IN the
Wheeling ru<j,itaH. visited over the
wei. and with friends m ShadySlde.
William Lodge was - recent visitor
with his daughter. Mrs John Ritchey
snd family. Of New Athens
Mrs W T.. Armstrong entertained al:
y twelve o'ciurk L:nrnr on Thursday. {"
,ha following rrtcUd>: M"Sdamcs. Arthur
Har-is. +. l.. Caldwell. Gladys Caldwell
and Eldred Loig'.
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UN|ONTOWN, OHIO

f.3.. Ladies' Missionary society of he
led Presbyterian church held q
su.",;nE III the church OF NSu''SuH
ra.. morning was spent IN quitting ara
sf,.r the .lnch hour the devotional.
hour MAS held and the program carried
,u, rho leader chosen for "a" after
mao, hojnr Mrs. NJ. l.. PRICE. The col
l...inns Tor the China relief fund was
c,-,.-,L at his meeting. the total
,r,o,,r heinz So. which was sent di-
r,..;.y through the church board to
Wa sunday morning th"r~ VII be an
.>.,~aS. 81 pu.ai;> b. the pastors OF
~'N"rai 81 the ln.I'I E.oshx'
.hurvh", IN me =. '%HTS'''te tI'S"!
,"rl ~. Ira L. I.Sip"r OK CIV -
tia:rsvlilc |. i.'cnurch VIII orGuh,H ="
pulpit a; thIs place. iieN' l. VI N",'"
gu;Hx % 81 'ta!rSNH'". g. !" '''"''
III. pulp ~ mat place. .
Mr.. u Il Mrs. l.. Is. i"i"""hdS%m w.
Esuuoc& And niece MISS Maine 'H
.! nca: hammock. nave c|C" ''NHt"'H.
th".- respective homes hSer " p"n
49,. VIA Mr.. ~f""in"nuS|"S Nc
and ?" lttt"rS me- anu "N' 40"
and Mrs. j"hn I"'""','' =,
!. = hog :''"r"'H ,t,ar
C~'"Nh"rd 'h' "rN' W ,.',n his
spending over rue 49, no.
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!ly Of tdena; CharI." ANA IaNnt Far
lett Of Glen eidnd euu Nj. W:!.lanl
~iarirtt ~ Duiunval 'ru!A 'H" fun
"ral "f their mOthe-~ ~ ITrI'i'
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. H"Htrd MrC1" and yh..d
Of New Philadelphia. ohio. aticnicd The
tunera! OF their grandmother Mr. Jane
I.lrlctt.
S",cra, out OF town people attended
tie funeral OF Mrs. Jan" Nrictt
Mrs. David Or: is slowly Improving.
tuu"ral services ~ MIsh Eliza Evans
who dlrd at her home near Emerson
Wednesday, evening. February - after
i lingering ~!llnrSS. were held Saturday
ut"rm!nE at the plaC" Of death. inter
rn"nt "a nae IN the HlckiirS cemetery
near Emerson.
M~"Sdames. Edward l.odrrck, .Add
ilmmphrevilic II Jesse Scott wcr"
shopping in Wheeling on" day last
week.
Mrs. William Woods of Upland spcn,
Il few days 1T the home other daughter
Mrs. Wallace Weathcrson.
Miss MndSe Rowers spent IN" week
end At the homc OF Mrs. John krink".
William Hall is no better at tn.
writing.
Miss Clara Major Of Please, Grove
WAS shopping in Wheeling Saturday.
Mrs. Mary lloce wa& 4 caller IN
Whccling Saturd.,y.
Mrs. Henry Harth n son Edward Of
Scotch Ridge ami Mrs. Frank IInnry ui
Morning View. we're shoppers IN Wheel
ing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John krirke were visit
lHr relatives II Martins Ferry and
" n"ciinE last w.ck.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence Were
shopping III Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben BrSS. who wUr"
visiting at the home OF her parents. MIR.
aud Mrs. John krinkc. returned hom"
Monday.
Harvey McCue IS slowly improving.
Jesse Irwin was a caller in Nheclin;
Saturday.
Clarence Harth was ~av.sitor in this
place Monday.
Union revival i"eed Sunday evening.
Rev. G.. A. Lampuear, evangelist. and
Mass Carolyn \. !iosCord are going l."
West Grove vhLIrh. near Georgetown.
Ohio. to Enld revival meetings there be
ginning = L., y February -.
Char stewart OF Pleasant Grove
was 4 uuSi,rss caller in Diilonvale
Monday.
William Lawrence vas a caller in p!l-
lunvale Monday.
William Briggs OF YorEville was 4
rd.irr At the home Of Harry Schcehle
Tuesday,
Mr.. frank Thompson is still on II"
sick list.
MIR. S. +. Irwin IS still on the sick
list.
Mrs. Allen Thompson received word
OF the death OF her cousin. Harry Sickle
OF Elm Grove.
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IL L w, TYLER

Washington. Frb =" With n" IN
aUxura;,on OF Warren .. Harding a.
r-rS.d"r' Of these. ln.,cG Stau> on
SAr,h 18th ION. nhio WIZ hay" gwen
:" n" country rlsh, Presidents: "m
'lr-ry Harrison. Ulysses : Grant.
&u;hrrford L. HIr"S. james \ Tar
boil. lienjatu:n HARRISON. William Me
k.mr":. Mn. Il. rat:. ard Warren g.
iiard;ng. Two Of mas. Graat ana
R.rItm.u HARRISON. wH:.. having been
Dor" IN b&.u, v.r' N"s seated hI "iHr~
STAT. = 20 wU.,:y ;T": h.'l atop migrated.
nt tn, c,.>cu u";niu' - f"r President
"a ,hr Republican ttck,'. >,u'r IN" h'rth
"' that pAr,y IN l\56. ~" WIRE native
snr~ # OHIO.
S'ur~ tn Union 81 states. and IN"
admission 70 statehood Of ono. the
IH:,h"N" state has contributed - greater
u.:nb": OF statesmen tor uAt."ntt c\"'u-
y" and administrative Offices az Nash
.u.tuu tHAu any other sax" S;A;"
In th- prrSt nj congress. a"d m the hN'
preceding ones. the SENATE and House
-: Representatives contained Il larger
number Of members representing states
",h,r tfyln the ones N wh.da they ~er"
born. who were born IN OHIO. than an!
other state.
The school at p"u':c$ IN ONO = a
ssvcrc one "SurvINAl IT the ttteSt.
being 4 motto IN IL. scho". that pro
,CEc. trru CON ,r;i;.on. win tho re-.
sur. tba, II, dsy. ops blg mnn-hiG N
r,nrrnr,on and achievements. aStuir-
n>sS and pr.Sp.cuity-rrAl statesmen.
oh1oans Aggressive.
\ hHvy ot prominent congresSrnen and
leaders from caStern states. discussing
.I,,,,x i~,,maI.,trly following the NOM
nation ~ S,,uator Harding ~ Chicago.
w,s uuas,ioncNl by one OF their mum
Der rs to why Ohlu men can push them
selves to the front of the stage and
,pntinus 20 hold the attention OK the
n.w world audience. II is" replied
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COLERAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arki' attended
the funeral of his father. Ralph =. Ar
klr Of R~roOkSide Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. KretGcr and
daughters Helen and Lcdrin were visit.
Ing relatives ut Warwood Monday.
Mr.. Earl Simpson uf Wheeling spent
the Weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Simpson.
Mrs. Sanford Tell returned HON" after
q visit with her sister Of Newark. O.
\ number OF QuakerS from Harris
villc attended quarterly meeting at this
place Tuesday.
Or. George W. kinzy of Wheeling WAS
a professional caller here Sunday.
The Philathea class was pleasantly
entertained At the HON" Of Mr. l.. G.
S%tarbumk Thursday afternoon.
W. II. kreiGer was a business caller
in Martins Ferry Tuesday.
Edwin Miller was a CALLER in BARTON
Wednesday.
L. Roy Mercer fell while trimming
a tree and seriously hurt his back.
T.. L. Spoon and Sor were business
callers in Barton Wednesday.
Mrs. II. d. Walker and Mrs. J. Il
White were callers in Wheeling We'd
nesday.
Margaret Miller was the guest OF her
sister Mrs. NJ. Q. Martin OF Wheeling
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Le Moine White and
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home here to-day after an illness OF
several months. She WAS engaged in the
dress making business here with h"r
s~!setr. Kate. for the past IS years She
is survived by the following orothers
and sisters. Kate kneprcr. at nome:
Elizabeth Kcppner, and Mrs. THOMAS
t:ngln, or Pittsburgh; Mrs. s. G. Town
send and Mary kncprrr, Of S'cuDen-
Vile; a. L. Enepper. Indianapolis. and
James knepper. Of ~Columbtana county
Expect Big Meeting.
Hon. W W. Cowan. of St. tlairSFl!le'
will be the principal speaker here on
Saturday afternoon at 4 rally Of the re
publican women OF Jefferson county.
Large delegations of women fAom All
sections of the ountry are expected.
TlanS viii hc laid FOR the part tn" women
ar" to take in the coming municipal
campaigns.
Close on Sunday. =.
Tho "Bnb" Jones cSangrlIStiC meet
,ngs which have been in prOEreSS here
for tho past five weeks. Will conn" to a
close Sunday with three big services.
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STEUBENV|LLE

SctuhcnviIlr. q, Feb. ~@6-Bogd"n
Wukclic. Serbian. was hround over to the
grand jury to-day under bond Of $500.
for robbery. He entered the Ffnzi Jew
,lry store her" last night and forced
Mrs. t'uzi 10 give him $40 under threat
that he would Kill her husband. H."
rhon went to a nearby pool room. whore
he took possession and destroyed abut
$500 worth of furniture. He was sur
rundcl by 4 threatening moi of foreign
rrs when police captured him and rushed
him 10 iail,
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spent the Weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boyd. M. and Mrs.
Bert Bailey. visited Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Howell.
Kenneth Williams of GAINESVILLE, Wis.,
tied Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Birchfeld and family.
Edward McFarlinE OF Stumptown vas
q business caller at Tacoma, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Benson OF Stumptown, is
spending a few days with Mrs. Ray
mond Underwood OF Speidel. o.
Miss Edith Biliiter Of Mt. Olivett.
spent the Weekend with Miss ElSi"
Ward of Nj. Holly.
Uriah Hartley near Shutdown is SER
iouSly III at this writing.
Fred Bundy Of Tacoma. who has been
very sick IS slowly improving.
MI. and Mrs. Wilson Bailey OF near
Spcidcl were Sunday visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tabcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Cnmpbcll Of
s.. Clairsville spent the weekend with
his PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Camp
bell OF Mt. Holly.
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MORR|STOWN

Miss Mary Ewing entertained i num-
her of her lady friends at her home,
west Of town.
Charley TaEgart and wife returned
from, Canton after spending a few days
with Mrs. TaIEart'S brother, Charles
Bowels. who IS in n critical condition.
Fay CARPENTER of Belmont was here
on business Yesterday.
l.. G. Iartzoc Of Washington, Pa, has
purchased the l:ernic Dulcn grocery
and meat market on Main street.
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Funeral Sunday.

The funeral of Evin u. H!ndman. COL
licrS citizen. who entered into rest AT
his HON" there yesterday at the age OF
30 years. will be held on Sunday nj t"h
Golfers NJ. T.. church.. Deceased WAS
one of the oldest ami most highly rS-
t., med citizens Of Brooke county and
was widely known throughout the Pan
Handle district.
Miss Rebocca Knepper.
Miss Rcherca Kncppnr. well known
business woman of this city. died at her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
OHIO IN NATIONAL POLITICS
for Nhraham Lincoln the nOmina'
president.
Fought Against Odds

. for Nhraham Lincoln the nomination FOR
. president.
Fought Against Odds
In 1876 !: VA ;hr strategy and WIS.,
dom or Orleans. lighting against giant
: rnatrud"rS like Blaine. Morton. '"hk-
! i:ng and BciStow. that nominated 'nc
| Buckeyes unprrtcnd.ng. th"Igh hIgh-
I minded governor. Rutherford j.. Hayes
cn- tho presidency. Again in 1850. con-
testing against equally as strong an"
POWERFUL leaders from o;hr- states. ih'
aggressive. pugnaciou<. boosting nhI"-
ans wcdged through IL" opposing 'H'
and secured the nomination OF James
\. Garfield. At 81. LoniS. m 1875, inc?
rarcat"d ;hir 1850 performance: th"E
did it again in 1905, and IN 1920 they
hit the line with Harding ana cha'Heu
up another national victory.
Oh:onas. Il is said. are always IN a
Gru"Iltng political contest. both at nome
among themselves and a. national con-
veatinns with those from other states.
Gu; in Ohio there Is no deception IN
parents holding up before their sous
and DAUGHTERS. too. now that the final
result OF the mctamorphoS!ng OF man -
hCth rib j. the right OF suffrage Tor
women, thc encouragement they may
some day become president. for that IS
an honor Indigenous 20 Ohio.
TWO Vice Presidents.
The is, oc men OHIO has contributed
20 function in high and important
oNicaS at Washington Is An lmpoS:ag
one. and challenges the admiration OF
history. In addition 20 having given
eight, presidents. tho buckeye State has
given the CoUntry tw" native sons as
virr-presidtnS Thomas \ Hendricks
and Charles ". Fairbanks: three pTcSI>
dents pro tenn OF the United States SEN
ate: benjamin +. Wade, Allen &. Thur
mar and John sherman. One speaker or
the house of representatives. warren
Kicter. Ten justices OF the suprcn"
court. John Mclean. Salmon /. Chase.
Morrison r. Waite. Noah II. Swayn"
Edwin NJ. Stanton. Stanley Mathews.
William Is. Woods. William 4. Day and
John Clark. Four secretaries of state.
Lewis Cass. John sherman. William Il.
Day and John Hay. Six secretaries OK
ths treasury. Thomas Ewing. Thomas
Corsin. Salmon P. Chase. John Sherman.
William Windon and Charles Foster.
Ten secretaries Of war. Lewis Case.
john Mclean. Ewin VI. stanton. I. :.
Grant. ". r. Sherman. AlphonSo Taft.
stephen Il. Eikins. Russell B. Algrr.
William H.. Taft. and Newton Baker.
Five secretaries Of the interior. Thomas
Ewing. J. y. Cox. Columbus Dalano.
.Fohn W. Noble. and James r. Garfield.
Six attorney generals. Henry StanberrN.
Alphonso Taft. Edwin NJ. stanton. W. II.
Miller. Judso Harmon and Harry l..
Doughcrty. who become the attorney
general in President HardinG's bin
Five postmaster generals. Return j.
McigS. John Mclean. William DennIson.
Frank Hitchcock. and Frank Hatton.
one secretary Of agriculture. Jermiah
RuSk. Three lieutenant generals in the
United States army. Ulysses s. Grant.
Vim. r. Sherman. and Phillip Sheridan.
This is a record for Ohio that cannot
be matched BY any other state.
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MT. PLEASANT

The funeral services OF Mrs. Jane
Parle,t. who died at the home Of her
son Ralph In Adcna Wednesday morn
ing. February 10, were held in the
Methodist church Friday afternoon a.
$50 o'clock. Rev. Willis, pastor OF the
church. was it charge Intermcnt was
made IN Highland cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parlett and fam
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G. T. Fri'tcr purchased A fine span Of
mules yesterday.
Contractors are at work laying the
foundation for tho Bundy residence on
High street.
Albert Shepherd Of Columbus is Wis
him relatives here.
]. ] Major left for Wheeling where
W / spend a few days on important
business
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family ur WrllSburE spent the w"ek-cn!
with tii".r parntSWith thrr parents. Mr.
AVID Mrs. II. +. White. \ umbC from
hero attended the sale OF Mark Adams
of Pleasant Grove "Wednesday.
Mr., Gilbert Thomas OF liarriSHl!lr
waS 4 caller here Wednesday.
Misses Nevada Sharon and Claire
IIuSur were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e K Uogue Of GAINESVILLE Thursday.
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SANDY RIDGE

Ms. william Il"Tn"r - with her
daugh;"r. Ms LULA WArrIck OF Tilto7-
Vile this weck. Mrs. Warrtck has been
ser. ~ the past three weeks.
Siegel Wilcox OF Shutdown. spent
sunday with 7. e Fisher and family.
Mis- Myr'," Eroohf ~ RarncSrii!c
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Envelopes wcre distributed at to-days
meetings for the free will offering for
the evangelist on SUNDAY. t is estimated
that Bob" will receive in the neiGhbor-
hood OF $40, 900 for his services here,