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THE NEWS-HERALD, HILL5BORO, OHIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, J?08.
HIGHLAND.
June 20, 1008.
Mies Edith Qrlce was the guest of
her uncle, Newt. Oxley, and family,
in Greenfield, over Sunday.
R, O. Wood made a business trip to
Chllllcothc on Wednesday last and
also visited his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Waugh, In Columbus, before return
ing. Mrs. Cyrus Thornburg and daugh
ter,Lcnna, were gucBts of her brother,
C. A. Woodmansee, and family, on
Monday.
Mrs. Chas Johnson returned home
on Saturday after a three weeks' visit
with her parents at Marysvllle, ac
companied by her sisters, Misses Em
ma and Lucille Schrcldercr, who will
spend the summer here.
Robert Judkins. of Cincinnati, is
spending this week with his father,
Dr. E. S. Judkins, of this place.
Miss Lllllc Uracil Is visiting rela
tives near Mowrystown this week.
W. R. Ballard went to Toledo on
Saturday and will return home with
his wife and children Tuesday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hill, from near
Carcytown, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs O M Richardson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry McKlnney, of
Monroe, were nucMs f Al via Sanders
and wife on Sunday.
Joseph VMlilams and family, from
near New Vienna, tpcnt Sunday with
friends here.
Mrs Mary Sraoot, of Toledo, was
called here to attend the funeral of
her brother, Daniel Woolard, on Mon
day of last week, but did not arrive
until the service was over.
C. C. Wood spent the last two weeks
at the home of his brother, Lewis,
and wife, near Ralnsboro.
The first wheat In this locality was
cut on the 25th.
Mrs. Gusslc Edwards and little
grandson, Mcrldlth Hnsklns, spent the
forepart of last week with relatives
at Farmers' Station.
Misses Gcorgle and Florence Swan
ger were visitors with relatives at
Greenfield over Sunday.
Chas. Johnson was visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Wm. Hlmillcr, In Washington
C. H., the latter part of last week.
Fred Dull has lately rented his bar
ber shop to Wm. Kern, of Blanchea
ter. Homer Clcvengcr and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. I. B. McPherson
and son Walter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grlce spent last
week at Sulphur Lick SprlngB, return
ing home Saturday evening.
The fourth quarterly meeting of
Highland Circuit will be held at this
place July 18 and 10. Presiding elder
will preach Saturday p. m. and Sun
day a. m.
At the regular inornlngservlcc next
Sunday morning those who joined the
church during the last revival service
will receive the ordinance of baptism.
H, H. Mingus, after spending the
week with his family, returned to
Columbus on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyford Moore, of Co
lumbus, Alonzo Moore and family, of
Washington C. H., and Walter Bar
rett, wife and two children, of Graf
ton, W. Va., were guests of Mrs. Salina
Moore and family on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Sanders and Bister,
Ellen, who have been at the hospital
in Columbus for the past three weeks,
came home Saturday evening. Mrs.
Sanders seems quite well and MIbs
Ellen, considering the serious charac
ter of the operation which she under
went and her weakened physical con
dition, is doing well.
Geo. W. Cox was born Oct. 20, 1830,
and died at his nome in Highland
Monday morning, June 20, 1008, aged
68 years, 8 months and 0 days. He
had been a sufferer for several months
from heart trouble and other ailments
of a serious character, but on Sunday
seemed to feel some better and was
quite cheerful, took his medicine
about midnight and his wife lay on a
lounge in his room and fell asleep.
At four o'clock hU son came down
stairs and found him sleeping the
sleep that knows no waning. He was
married to Mrs. Sallle Sharp May 31,
1804, Ha leaves several children by a
former marriage who arc grown to
manhood and womanhood. He was a
member of Co. D, 48th O. V. I. The
funeral service will beheld at the M.
E. Church on Wednesday, p. m., con
ducted by Rev, E. L. Knox.
Homer Jones and family were call
ing on friends in Martlnsvlllt and
New Vienna Sunday.
Earnest Edwards, wife and little
eon, of Kansas City, Mo., are guests
of Mrs. GuBsle Edwards and Walter
Hosklns and wife.
Joseph Hixson and wife were at
Sulphur Lick Springs over Sunday.
RUSSELL.
June 20, ''08.
Sinclair Thompson and wife,
, Ul
Dodsonvllle, attended church
here
yesterday.
Charles Noble, of Los Angeles, and
Albert Noble, of Springfield, were
visitors at Mas. Mallssa New tons.
Mrs.Arnott and baby, of Omaha,
were visiting Mrs. Laura Burton and
daughter last Saturday.
Mrs. Van Winkle, of New Market,
who has been visiting relatives in
Chicago, stopped off here on her way
home with her son, John Luck, and
remained over night. She was accom
panied home by her daughtcr-ln-law,
Mrs. Luck.
Wm. Brltton and wife took In the
excursion yesterday to Columbus to
visit their children, Mesdamcs Lon
McCoy and Myrtle Wright.
Rev. Wlldman Murphy, of Ameri
can Fork, Utah, who Is a son of John
Murphy, who so recently v lsltcd this
place, delivered a most excellent ser
mon here yesterday. It was full of
Interest and highly Instructive. He
expects to return to his home in a
few days. Mr. Murphy visited this
place 28 years ago and he notices the
many changes that have taken place
here since then.
Ad Chancy, of the Ohio Soldiers'
Home at Sandusky, is visiting among
his brothers and other relatives here.
Mrs George Boatrlght, who has
been visiting among relatives and
friends here, has returned to her home
at Stewart, Iowa
Miss Mabel Brltton, ofChllllco he,
Is visiting relatives here.
John Oldakcr and B'rank Smart at
tended the quarterly meeting at
Lynchburg last Saturday.
John Webster, wife and daughter
and Mrs. Lizzie Tcdrick left last
Friday to spend several days among
relatives at Rceccvillc. Jamestown
and Newark.
Ulric Stockwell, wife and baby were
visiting Mr. ond Mrs. Starns of Lees
burg recently.
John Chancy and wife were among
the guests who attended the wedding
ot-Mlss Minnie Scott and Mr. Diy, of
Cincinnati, recently.
Mrs Cora Brown and two daughters
of Hlllsboro, were visiting at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. E. E Edwards,
yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Keslcr and daughter,
Thelma, of Lynchburg, were visiting
her mother, Mrs Roxic Klrkhart.
Mrs Lctta Reeves, of Wlllettvllle,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Luck, a
day or two recently.
John Brlggs was at Lynchburg last
Saturday.
Mra. Mollle Brulport, of near Dod
sonvllle, was visiting her sister, Mrs
Minnie Brlggs, one day last week.
The W. F. M. S. will meet at the
residence of Mrs. A C. Oldaker
Thursday July 2 at 2 p. m.
Jas. Fenner and wife, of New Vien
na, wa3 In our village last Saturday.
Rev. Frcnger will fill his regular
appointment here next Sunday at
2:30 p. m. Everybody Is cordially In
vited. The W. C. T. U. will meet at tho
church here on Friday July 10 at
2:30 p. m.
FORT HILL.
July 20, '08.
Mrs. J. O. Stultz was very pleasant
ly entertained at the home of her
uncle, Borter Spargur, near Carmcl,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Lawson was the guest
of her daughter and family, at Beech
Flats, Sunday.
Quite a number from here attended
Children Services at Carmcl Sunday.
Joe Hockman and brother In-law,
Walter Rhoada, left Tuesday morn
ing for South Charleston to harvest.
C. A. Rhoads and wife were guests
of Charles McCoppln and wife at
Carmel Sunday.
H. C. White, of Sinking Spring, waB
the guest of his parents, Ed White
and wife, Saturday.
Samuel Stultz, of Prlcetown, was
the guest of his brother, I. W., the
past week.
Mrs. Mae Bobb and son have re
turned to Springfield, after spending
a couple of weeks with her husband,
Floyd Bobb.
Clark West, of Bainbridge, was a
business visitor In our vicinity
Wednesday.
Clay Foulk, of Bainbridge, visited
his mother, Mrs. Permella A. Kiss
ling, the past week.
Dave Shoemaker and wife were
the guests of Levi Caplinger and wife
Saturday and Sunday, at their home
near Slate 71111
Asa Barrett and wife, of Green
field, accompanied by the latter's
nelec called on friends in our vicinity
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Deardoff. and family
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie
Turner and family near Squashtown,
Sunday and Miss Bess Turner accom
panied her home.
Btngman Murren, of OlltT Range,
spent Sunday with their father, G.
W Murren,
J. J, Butler, wife and son, of Cedar
Chapel, spent Saturday with I, W.
Stultz and wife.
James Irons and wife, of SlateJHlll,
spent Sunday with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Mattle Rhoads.
London food inspectors have found
ae much as 154 grains of boraclc acid
in a single pound of meat imported
from America. , j' ,'
DS8TINED TO DIE BY BUIXKT.
Mother's Bsllef In Boy's Fate Seemed
Justified by Events.
"People may Jeer at fatalism and
poke fun at all ldens which are embod
ied In prodostinatlon," said Senator
Culberson of Texas at a small gather
lng of frlondo tho other day In Wish
lngton, "but sometimes a nirtu rubt el
bows with events which make him Ie?i
skeptical about such thlnns. A 'fin
young boy near Dallas was shot wis
out hunting, and the hullo lod?sd 3
near his .icart that there was not ono
chanco In a thousand that ho could
survive an operation. Hut ho Mil sur
vlve, and tho operation wns ono of the
things of which the surgeoi s In the lo
cal hospital were very proud. But
the boy's rccociy was tedious and as
soon as the feer left him he wob
allowed to see Ills f.iends and to play
cnuls ninl generally to nniuso himself.
The bullu' had been given to tho hoy
ami occupl"d n conFi Iruotis placo on
thotnble. livery caller caw and handled
the bullet and tulkcd over his almost
nilrnculoits escape from death. Ono
day the boy's mother wns with him
and spverol relatives when a boy
who hn 1 formerly gone to school with
tho patient paid lilm a visit nnd of
course ho wanted to henr all about
tho opcrntlon nnd to seo tho bullet.
Tho boy told It nil with great vim
and then, taking up tho bullet, ho said:
"Here's tho bullet that caused all tho
trouble, and now I shall blto It to
pieces to pay It back,' and ho laugh
Ingly put It In his mouth. Just then
ho was seized with a coughing fit, tho
bullot Bllpped down his throat, lodged
In his windpipe, and In a fow minutes
ho had strangled to death. Tho poor
mother was nearly crazed with grief,
but she afterward told tho pastor of
her church that sho felt her son wns
destined to djo of that bullet and that
sho had llttlo confidence of his ro
covery, oven when tho operation was
pronounced successful. She hnd dab
bled somewhat In tho occult sciences
and sho declared that the boy had been
predestined from all tuna to die from
that particular bullet and that nothing
could Bavo him from that fato."
Death Reward of Dog's Devotion.
Polo was tho name of a smart dog
In tho Loudner family back of Mlllrlft,
l'n. Tho Loudncrs nro Germans, and
tho youngest Is three years old nnd a
boy. Ilocauso tho dog was too clover
It was killed.
Hut It waB a mistake,
Tho child and tho dog wandered
somo dlstnnco from tho house In the
nftornoon, romping with a rubber ball
fastened to tho ond of n stick. Sud
denly tho dog appeared at the houso
and ran about tho rooms, and, barking
and yelping, pulled at tho women's
dresses and otherwise nctod In such
a strnngo manner as to causo them to
scream "Mad dog!" and Beok safety
on chairs.
Georgo Loudner, attrnctod by tho
nolso, camo Into tho houso nnd shot
tho dog. Then the child was missed
nnd search was Instigated. They
found tho youngstor In high glee at
tho antics of a big rattlesnake which
waB playing with tho rubber ball.
The boy would roach out tho whip
with tho ball attached nnd hit the
snake on tho head. Tho roptllo
would resent the attack, plainly trying
to sink Its fnngs into tho rubber globe,
all tho whllo rattling and colling and
uncoiling as tho ball circled about It
Mr. Louder killed the snako. Tho
dog was not mad, but had trlod In
vain to got some ono to aid tho child,
and mot its death by being too faithful.
Dangerous Bathing Companions.
That bathing in Manila bay might
be considered a doubtful Joy by most
people is proved by tho following from
the Manila Times: "Manila bathers
havo generally scoffed at ropoated
warnings against sharks in Manila
bay. Not long ago Capt. R. M. Lasala,
whoso resldcnco is on Malate beach,
reported a largo shark seen closo to
the beach from his houso. Tho launch
Nina of the Manila Navigation and
Transportation Company haB Just
brought to the company's offlcos a saw
fish found strnnded at Salinas, Cavlto.
The sawfish measures from the ond
of tho saw to tho ond of Its tall Just
12 feet, and from tip to tip of Its
fins measures 4a feet It would seom
to behoove bathers, moro especially
thoso who are In tho habit of uwlm
mlng from ships In tho bay, to ex
orclse care."
He Was Resigned to It.
"I boo," said tho old lady, "thar'a a
lot o talk 'bout 'woman's rights' In
tho papors now. What does It all
mean?"
"Hit means, Maria," said tho old
man, "that women air a-takin' tho
places what men occupied. You'll find
the plow right whar I loft It an' when
you sharpen the ax you kin sail Into a
dozen cords o' wood; un I'll have sup
per o-bllln' when you git homo I "-At.
lanta Constitution.
For Appearances' Sake.
"What would you say If your party
leaders wero to come to you nnd say
your country called you?"
"If I wore sure they spoke with sin
cerity," replied Senator Sorghum, "I
should exhibit great reluctance?'
"Even though they besought you?"
"Certainly. It's only when they aro
boseoehlng you that It Is safe to show
roluctanco." Washington Star.
Unnecessary.
Howie Hallo, Salter j I suppoao
you ars rolnjt to write my book down
as a tissue of crass IniptltuCai, eh?
Salter (Pardon am, my dear sir it
Is pot wf BfcMt to repeat what every
one U nurkm-Tswa ma& Ceuatar,
DR. THEODORE JACOBSEN,
of Cleveland, Ohio,
Expert Physician, Surgeon and Specialist
will visit
Hillsboro, O.j Thursday, July 16,
Parker Hotel.
One Day Only
Gormnn
Returning Every
Four Weeks.
Physiclnn,
Surgeon nnd
European
Graduate.
President nnd
Chief Medical
Director of tho
Cleveland
Inntltuto of
Medioino nnd
Surgery.
Dr Jacobscn -has
been educated in
the best hospitals
of Europe and
America
Consultation In
German and English
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READ THIS REFLECT and ACT ON IT
carefully thoi. uhly
I cure to stay cured every case I take for
trcatme t without Operation or sullerlnc
nthcr or Chloroform, without detention
from llUBlncsa ot 1'leasure.
This Cleveland Doctor, licensed by the
State for the Cure of all Nervous. Special
and Ohronlc Diseases of MEN. Women an
Children, treat all his Patrons In Person No
hired assistants to split responsibility, lie
trtats the following diseases only! Ner
vousness Debility, Paralysis, Upllepsy or
FIU, PalllnR-Sickncss, Sciatica, Dizziness,
Headaches, Migraine and Nervous disease or
Irritability, Heart Disease In any form like
palpitation, general weakness, sinking spells,
etc. Disease of the Dlood, such as Anemia,
Scrofula, Eczema, Ulcers on Icrs or else
where. Tumors, Growths, Goiters, Swelling
and any and all Skin affections.
He wants to meet all sick pcrsonswho suffer
from Chronic Constipation or Diarrhoea,
Intest al Irratlon, Indlgestian, Dyspepsia,
Ulceration or dilation oAhe Stomach or In
testines, Appendicitis, or Rupture of the
Dowels. Piles, Itching, bleeding, protruding
or Internal Incharacter, Tapeworm, Diseases
' '"!' mver, sucn as enlargement, conges
tion, Displacement, Cirrhosis, hardening or
engorgement, Diseases of Kidneys like
Urighl'a Disease, Diabetes, Dropsy, Gravel,
Uric Acid, Scalding or Uurnlng Urine, lied
wetting, Sexual Impotence, or weakness or
Irritability, Diseases of the Uladder.Ca'arrh
In all Its forms, Purulent-dlscharg ngordry,
of the head, throat, lungs or llronchlai
Tubes, Stomach, llladdcr, Kidneys or sys
temic. That enemy of the human race can
be cured by an original method of Osmosis
or Absorption In a short time. Asthma In
all Its forms. Consumption In the early
stages, before destruction of tissues has
commenced. Deafness caused by It I have
cured In to minutes, sometimes when accom-
B anted by head noises. Cured to stav Cured.
Iseascsof Women, Uterine or Ovarian, arc
DR. THEODORE JABOBSEN. Clovolnnd, O., Cornor Kinsman and 62d 8t
SAMANTHA
June 20, 1008.
Earnest Edwards and wife, of Kan
sas City, arejvlsltlng their uncle, A.
L. Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. Paris were vlBlting
friends and relatives In Prlcetown a
few days last week.
Mrs. Dcllc Miller and little daugh
tcr took dinner with Mrs. Lucy Mc
Coy, Sunday.
SINKING SPRING.
June 20, 1003.
Miss Stella- Garman returned home
Wednesday after Spending several
days with friends here.
Mrs Eva Lowe, who has bctn the
guest of relatives in Dayton for sev
eral weeks, returned home last Tues
day. Miss RuthJjDrakc is visiting friends
in Portsmouth.
Rev. Bailey, of Winchester, spent
several days with friends here.
Mt. and Mrs. Jackson, of Blanches
ter, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
O. C. Wlckcrham a few days last
week.
Mrs. Charley Lawson, of Spring
Acid, Is the 'guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Garman.
Mrs. Josle McKeehan, of Peebles, Is
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Emmltt SwlBshelm, of Portsmouth,
is the guest of bis grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Gall.
Mrs. S. Setty, of Louden, spent Sub
day with herjjaunt, Mrs. LouUa But
ler. Miss MargaretiPatton spent Thurs
day in Hlllsboro.
Ed. Rhoads, of Mlddletown, Is the
guest of hl8mother, Mrs, I. Rhoads.
Earl Griffith is home from Middle
town for a few days vacation.
RAINSBORO.
June 20, 1008.
Miss Leona Holmes left laat week
for Oxford to attend the summer
school.
E. B. Roads and wife, of Hlllsboro,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Isaac Oats had a valuable horae to
drop dead while plowing corn last
Thursday morning. The animal was
apparently well when it started to
work, but fell while crossing the Held
the first time and expired without a
Btruggle.
C. L Redkey's new lesldence on the
Greenfield pike is rapidly assuming
shape ane will and very much to the
appearance of this community.
Ernest Cooper, ' of Springfield, is
here to spend a few weeks with his
brother. '-
. 8:00A.M.tr
i 6:00 P.M.
Medical Export
nnd Specialist
In tho Trent,
mont of
chronic dis
eases of Men,
Women nnd
Children.
Dr. Jacobscn has
made more re
markable cures
in the Middle
West than any
living man.
No Incurable
cases taken with
a guarantee to
cure.
Consultation and
examination free,
Invited and strict
ly confldnntlal.
accordingly
most successfully treated. Displacements In
any form Immediately replaced In a very
few minutes. Diseases peculiar to men or
any complicated trouble beyond the aid of
the general practitioner, and If you have
tried everything else and failed, and If you
want to get well again, then "Go" to see this
advanced and progressive Specialist of ex
perience and rcpctatlon. If you have kid
ney or bladder trouble bring a two-ounce
bottle ot jour Urine for chemical and micro
scopical analysis and examination,
, MO MATTER what vour ailment may
be ; no matter what others may have told
vou i no matter what your experience may
have been with other Physicians, Sanitar
iums, Institutions or Patent Medicines, It
will be to your advantage to see this remark
able Docto of Cleveland, everywhere ac
knowledged to be the greatest medical cen
ter ot learning In Modern Medicine In Amer
ica today. Go then, and have It forever set
tled In your mind If your case Is one for
which something can be done. If your case
Is curable, he will put you on treatment at
once, and give you all medicines, remedies
uuu preparations nceucu ior your case. II
Incurable, he will tell you so and give you
such advice as may prolong your life. RE-MEMBER-Thlslsnot
a Scheme or Catch
or Snare to get your money and run. This
Is not an Electric licit Fake or O. O. D. trick.
This is a leg tlmatc proposition, and you
deal with your doctor yourself ana direct.
Every statement here made Is guaranteed
as true. A visit for examination will cost
you nothing, and Implies no obligation, and
may save your health and even your life.
Do not put off this duly you owe to yourself,
your friends and your relations who are
now or may later be suffering because of
your sickness.
TERMS: Treatment. Including all nec
essary work, remedies, medicines and prep
arations, $3.00 to $10.00 per month
Mrs. E. P. Carter went to Columbus
last Thursday to attend the wcddlnp
of her sister.
Mrs. Anna Hettinger and two sons
returned to their home in Washing
ton C. H. last Saturday after spend
ing a week with her father here.
A deaconess from the Deaconess
Home in Cincinnati will be here over
Sunday and accompany Rev. McColm
to Marshall and Dallas and then speak
In the M. E Church here on Sunday
evening.
S. L. Yochum and family were
guests of friends near Mowrystown
over Sunday.
Harry Browning was united in mar
riage to Miss Nettle Stanley, of Co
lumbuB on Thursday of last week.
The happy couple have returned here
and will begin housekeeping at his
country home on Rocky Pork.
George Free had a fine steer killed
by lightning during the Btorm last
Monday morn.ng,
Wells -Jones and family, of Bain
bridge, were guests of I. T. Roads and
wife last Sunday.
Mrs. D. W. Hunter, of the Home
Exchange, has. been on the sick list
for a few days.
The wheat in this section is about
all in shock and farmers are com
plalnlng about both quality and quan
tity. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Browning enter
tained several friends In honor of
their son, Harry, and his bride.
The last quarterly meeting of the
M. E. Church will be held here on the
the 11th and 12th of July. The busi
ness session will be at 5 o'clock on
Saturday evening. Usual services on
Sunday with Bermou by the district
superintendent, Rev, D. Le Ault
man. The Red Men will have an Ice cream
supper for the benefit of their order
on the night of July 4 at the K, of P.
Hall. Everybody invited.
Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease.
A powder for swollen, tired, hot,
smarting feet. Sample Bent FREE,
Also tree sample of the Foot-Ease
Sanitary Corn-Pad, a new .nvcntlon.
Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy,
N.Y.
Policeman (holding down tramp on
sidewalk) No damage, madam ; he's
merely having a fit.
Kind Lady Gracious I Shall I get
some water and throw It In his face P
Policeman Do you want to kill
him P Seattle Poot-Intelllgence,
"It is easier to be good than
great," remarked the morallzer,
"Yea," rejoined the demoralizer,
"one has lese 'opposition.' Chicago
Dally New. - ' -
Hours
They Are Paid For
There's a signal satis
faction in knowing
when an article . i 8
used that, it is paid
for, and that is es
pecially true of
THE THINGS YOU EAT.
They taste better; but
they taste good any
how if they are
GROCERIES
Bought of
Hays & Kibler's
GASH GROCERY
Beca use they are
CLEAN, F'RESH and
wholesome, and we
are trying to teach
these facts in two
ways by handling
good goods and by ad
vertising them.
You will find to wait
upon you Lang Lem
on, Will Hiestaud,
James Newell and
Leslie Zink.
Hays S Kibler
WEST MAIN ST.
Onyx Enameled Ware.
The housekeeper requires in
the kitchen the best grade of
Enameled Ware. This you
will find the Onyx Ware to be,
and we guarantee It to give
satisfaction. Look for the
Onyx label before buying.
C. P. TENER,
OPERA BUILDING.
JULIUS G. KOCH,
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALER IN
And Manufacturer ot
MINERAL WATER
ALL ORDEHS PROMPTLY PILLED.
OttlceRenr ot Traction Depot,
If Hoiuothlntr Is
wronjr with your
-ETSTEIS
You ought to find out about it right
away. Taken in time the ordinary
errors of vlalon are easy to correct,
neglected they steadily grow worse.
EXAMINATION EREE.
Dr. C. f. Faris, $
OFFICE Flrat door eaat of Econo
my Store. Main street, Flllaboro O
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THE FLORIST.
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