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NEWS NOTES
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AT11KKS JOUUNAr. J
J, llnllidny Cllno wus u buBlnoas
visitor in Logan InBt Friday.
Miss Julia Dew and children,
Joanotto and Wheeler, of Logan,
aro tho guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. FroBton.
Xocal anb flbereonal
Miss Lulu Parker is visiting in
Adelphi.
Miss Kate Delp was a visitor in
Lancaster, Saturday.
Miss Kate Bowlby is spending a
few days in Thornvillo,
Rev, A. W. Uuckland was in
Cincinnati over Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Snider, were
visitors in Marion last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher were
over Sunday visitors in Grove
Port.
Mr. John Collins was in New
Plymouth, Friday on business.
Miss Flossie Newman was a
visitor, in Columbus, Saturday.
Mr. John Buckingham, of West
erville, was in Logan, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eborst
were Nelsonville visitors Saturday.
Hon. E. O. Pettit was a visitor
in Columbus, Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. B. F. Fisher, of Union Fur
nace, was in Logan, Friday of last
week.
'Everyone would be benflted by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative foi
constipation, stomach and liver
trouble, as it sweetens the atomucli
and breath, gently stimulates tho
liyer and regulates the bowels and
is much superior to pills and ordi
nary laxatives. Why not try Fol
ey's Orino Laxative today. Bort
& Co.
Mr. Robt, Wright, of Marion,
was in Logan Thursday, returning
Friday.
Mr. Chas. Wharton, of Rock
bridge, was in Logan, Saturday on
business.
Mrs. S. E, McHride is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ward, in New
Lexington.
Misses Emma anil Minnie Klein
smith spent Sunday with friends
at Grove Port.
Mr. John Judy, of Rockbridge,
was in Logan Saturday, and m ado
our 0 111 co a pleasing cull.
Mrs. Kathorine Duplor, of Rock
bridge, was in Logan Friday of
last wook and made our olllco u
pleusant call.
Mrs, Davy Williams and chil
dren, of Now Straitsville, aro vis
ising hor parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Braddock.
Miss Ellle Myers, teacher of
music in our public schools, has
gone to her home in Amanda to
spend vacation.
Miss Louisa Johns, who has)
been visiting Miss Florence Doe
belo, returned to hor homo in Co
lumbus, Thursday evoning of last
weok.
STKAITSVIM.K KKCOni).
Mrs. Ellis Konu was a Logan
visitor Wodnesduy.
Miss Margaret Flowers was a
visitor in Logau, Wednesday.
Mrs. Blanche Wioiib spent Wed
nesday in Logan.
Mrs. Honry Lawrence and daugh
ter Annie, wete Logan visitors
Tuesday.
Albert Price spent Sunday with
friends in Logan.
Miss Ruth Brooke is
Marysville, guost of
Mrs. Howard Jones.
visiting in
her sister
Mr, and Mrs. John Martin, of
New Carlisle, wore visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Collins.
Mrs. Frank Brooke, after an ex
tended visit in Logan, has returned
to her home in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Eliza Acker, of Murray
City, was the Saturday guest of
Mrs. John Collins, Saturday.
FOR SALE One of the most
pleasant and throughly appointed
homes on Mound Street of Glen
view Heights, in Logan. Call at
residonce or phono.
H. T. SlLVEKTHOTSNE.
Juno 10 3w.
HOOTS EfflUT LONDON If
At LOGAN, OHIO,
ON TUESDAY,
JUNE
22
The Show this year Is Bigger and Better and In a More Command
ing position than ever before to maintain their unrivaled standing and
rank, and to Amaze and Delight their Thousands of Patrons.
MANY ENTIRELY NEW AND EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
Littlo Miss Ruth Gallagher is
visiting her sistor Mrs. Herb San
derson in Pittsburg. SI10 made
the trip Thursday of last woek
alono.
mOHKAY CITY INUEt'KNDENT.
M. D. Stahl, Chas. Soidenfeld,
Chas. Ralph and G. W, Chriatman
wore in Lexington last Tuesday on
business.
P. D. Sloan, of Logan made a
business trip to Murray last Wed
nesday. Miss Mattie StifT was in Logan,
Saturday.
Phil Rochester of Logan, was in
town first of the weok, on business.
Miss Julia Tucker, of Bremen,
was in Murray last Monday look
ing after her property.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ele Donaldson are
spending a few days in Atheus
this week and will go from there
to Wabash, Ind., to remain all
summer,
Many of our citizens are drifting
towards Bright's disease by neg
lecting symptoms of kidney and
bladder troublo which Foley's Kid
ney Remedy will quickly cure.
Bort it Co.
Master Rosco Hansel has re
turned from a week's outing in
the country at tho home of his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Murphy.
FOR SALE Now eight-room
house in Glenova addition to Lo
gan. Good barn. Gas fixtures in
house. Inquire of W. C.'Whit'e or
at this olllco.
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A FEW OF THE MANY FEATURES YOU WILL SEE:
Marion Sheridan and Her Troupe of Performing Lions
PROF. BUCKLEY'S heard of PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
Including DUCHESS, the Largest Elephant in the World,
ROSKUALE, THE UUAUTIFUL TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR KENTUCKY HOUSE
JAKE, the Largest Gorilla Ever Exhibited in America
lie Is Five Feet Ten Inches In Height and Weighs 150 Pounds,
Has Tremendous Strength, Marvelous Agility, and His
Powerful Arms Are a Wonder to Behold,
A Truly Wonderful Display of TRAINED ANIMALS
400 People. 250 Horses and Ponies. 20 Funny Clowns
XX PROP. WHEELER'S MILLITARY BAND XX
Tho Flowor and Pick of Feature Porformors from nil Nations
in a Program Extant, Startling Struggles and
Ludicrous Rovolries, Carrying tho Spectators
by Storm and Wildly Applauded by all.
ORINO THE
LITTLE ONE
TO SEE
BABY
ELEPHANTS,
CAMELS, LIONS,
MONKEYS
-AN ENDLESS PROGRAM OF STARTLING EVENTS
PARADE
SEE
THE FREE SPECTACULAR STREET
Starting From the Show Grounds at 10 A. M.
2
-PERFORMANCES DAILY-
AFTERNOON AT U O'CLOCK, NIQHT AT 8 O'CLOCK,
"2
The Blue Ribbon Mooting and
Mid Summer Racing Events of the
Ohio State Fair Board will be hold
in Columbus, August 30, SI and
and September 1, 2 and 3.
We are in receipt of an invita
tion to the commencement of the
Ohio University at Athens, June
20-24, for whioh our friend Prof.
C. L. Murtzolll', Alumi Secy, and
President Ellis have our kindest
regards.
Foley's Honoy and Tar is espec
ially reoommondod for chronic
throat and lung troubles and
sufferers from bronchitis, asthma
and consumption have found oom
fort and relief, by using Foley's
Honoy and Tar. Bort it Co.
To uvoid serious results take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first
sign of kidney or bladder disorder
such as backache, urinary ineglar
ities, exhaustion, and you will
soon be well. Commence taking
Foley's Kidney Romody today.
Bort.ik Co.
Firo Chief Waner pumped tho
water from the big cistern at the
court house, Friday, and refilled
it with oloan water. It took tho
fire engine 3 hours and 20 minutes
to pump tho cistern dry. It holds
over 2000 barrels of water.
Colds that hang on weaken the
constitution and developo into con
sumption, Foley's Honey and
Tar aures persistent coughs that
refuse to yield to other troatniont.
Do not experiment with untried
romodies as delay may result in
your oold settling on your lungs,
Bart Ac Co.
nelsonvili.k keoistgk 1
Mrs. L. D. Johnson was the
guest of her husband in Logan,
Friday.
Will KeyneBof Logan was a busi
ness visitor in Nelsonville, Tues
day. Bruce Wells, an Ohio State Uni
versity student at Columbus, was
the Saturday and Sunday guest
of his parents, Mayor and Mrs.
T. E. Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vore of
Kachelmachor were Sunday guests
at the home of tho former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vore,
of Meyers street.
'f ho Logan School Board mot on
Friday night of last weol; and
elected all tho old touchers except
Principal of the High Sohool C. C.
Garman, Mr, Garman is an appli
cant for tho superintondenoy,
Mr. Silverthorne having resigned,
Tho Somerset Pross comes to us
in a new and improved form. This
is one of tho oldest papers in this
part of the country, being in its
38th. year, Hon, W, J, Mortal
has been tho editor for many years,
and 1b a very able newspaper man,
nelsonville buckeye
Harley Kuhn of Logan, was a
visitor in this city, Monday.
Mrs, L. D. Johnson was the
guest of her husband in Logan,
Friday.
Miss Edith Lynn spent Sunday
evening in Logan, the guest of
friends.
Albert Meohem and son Stanley,
wore visiting friends in Logan,
Saturday.
Earl Chorrington of Logan, was
calling on friends in this city, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Earl Cherrington of Logan,
was calling on friends in this city,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Stedem returned to
her home in Logan Thursday, af
ter a visit witli her sister, Mrs.
John Monahan.
Mrs. Harry Rose returned to her
homo in Logan Monday evening,
after a visit in this city, tho guest
of friends.
Mrs. Helen Bowen of Logan, is
visiting in this city for several
days, tho guest of her daughter,
Mrs. John Moiiuhan.
Mrs. John F. White of Logan,
was tho guest of frieuds in this
city, Monday.
Charles Hlldebrandt of Logan,
spent Wednesday evoning In this
oity, tho guest of frionds.
Mrs. Charles Matheny was the
guest of relatives in Logan, sever
al days the latter part of last woek.
Misses Ida and Jennie Ilartloy
ot Logan, were tho guests ot their
sister, Mrs. Frank Oldigos in this
oity, several duys tho fiist of this
week.
Hocking Ludy Making Good.
lAdolphl liimlur Nowa.l
Mrs. G. Z. Williams, daughter
of Mr. Henry Carr of South Perry,
has ougagod with her undo, Mu
Jor Win. F, Granlee, in tho publi.
cation of Tho Sulphiu, (Okla
komu), Democrat. Mrs, Williams
left Honolulu two months ago,
where her husband holds a com
mission it U. S, army stationed
there but will bo discharged next
November when he will join his
wife. The Domoorat is a live hust
ling newspaper and is certainly
booming the new Stato, and es
pecially the country contingent to
Sulphur, We wisii Mrs, William
the highest degree of success in
her new profession, The lady is
above the average us a newspaper
writer,
Stirring Up Tilings nt tlic Peni
tentiary. Columbus, Ohio, June 11. Tho
Board of Managers of the peuiten
tiary proposo to go after qui to u
numbor of persons who had con
tracts with tho state in days gone
by, and who still have ncglcctod
to balance their accounts. In all
thoru is owing tho stato on tho old
books of tho ponitontiary a total
of !!51,il2 20. Two firms are in
debt to tho stuto in tho amount of
-f-11,000.
Tills afternoon Lem G. Neeley
and W. W. Durbln called upon At-torney-Generul
Denuiau to ascer
tain what could bo done to oolloct.
Tho obligations dato back as fur
as 1801, It is probable that suits
will bo brought soon against such
persons in the schedulo who are
good for tho amounts,
Dr. J. A. Shoemaker, of this
city, was appointed a physician
at the prison in the place of Dr.
Mizer, resigned. Upon the excel
lent report made by C. S. MasBey,
of Irontou, that the prison restau
rant was a monoy mukor, in that
tho past month netted the state
$170.50, tho board pluced him on
the salary list at $75 a month.
The board began upon the im
provements, which will be very ex
tensive before completed, by or
dering the Superintendent of Con
struction to raze the building oc
cupied by the Columbus Holloware
Company. Upon its site will be
erected the power house.
Tho following guards, appoint
ed from time to time by Warden
Jones, were approved by the
board :
Ashland, Frank Depler; Ashta
bula, F. N. Crawford; Athens, Abe
Jordan; Brown, Thomas J. Kier
nan; Butler, Milton C. Codding
ton ; Champaign, A. T. Schooley ;
Clark, Hamilton Owen; Clermont,
John Hendrickson; Clinton, Roy
Sewell; Crawford, John S. Art
man ; Cuyahoga, Joseph Vacua,
Robert G. McDonnell, Gustava
Ohlrick ; Defiance, James Todd ;
Delaware, Win. Maish; Erie, John
Ringel; Fairfield, Jelferson Deni
son ; Franklin, M. Relil; Greene,
Jones A. Holton ; Guernsey, Win.
H. Chapman; Hamilton, Thos.
Kenny, Ed O'Connors, J. S. Weis,
Walter Scott; Harrison, J. W.
Denny; Hancock, Robert I. Miles;
Hardin, Win, Naus; Hocking, John
Spencor; Holmes, Edward Hud
nut; Huron, Ed Neusbaumer;
Knox, Clinton Neal; Lawrence,
Elisha Steele; Lorain, Thomas
Lawrence; Lucas, Harry E. Eich
ler; Madison, James Maloney;
Marion, Albert Mohr; Medina,
Robert E. Carr; Meigs, H. C.
Alexander; Miami, Otto Baer;
Monroe, A. E. Moore; Montgom
ery, James McGrath; Muskingum,
Clarence M. Kelley; Noble, R. L,
Calland; Ottawa, Wm. L! Stark
lofl'; Paulding, R. D. Campbell;
Perry, George O. Bennett; Picka-
wav. Jonn Trone: rutnam, Alt
Dunlap; Richland, Wm. F. Untiet ;
Ross, Michael Flesher; Sandusky,
A. B. Coonrod; Seneca, John Heil-
mun ; Shelby, John Allenback;
Stark, E. W. Sweitzer; Summit,
August Street; Trumbull, John
O'Brien; Union, R. C. Williams;
Van Wert, Chas. Slagler; Wash
ington, Wm. Cowell; Wayne,
Thomus Miller; Wood, Henry
Matthews; Wyandot, Oioar Jonas.
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13xicrlitiiifs thai Irlllo with and cihIiiiiuvi' llio health of
IniUnts ami Children JSvporloncu against Uxperimcut.
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Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Hiibstuucc. lis ago is its guarantee. Tt destroys "Worms
and allays Fevcrishucss. II cures Dlarrluoa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's laiiacca-Tlio Mother's lYiend.
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THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURAAV STREET. NEW YORK CITV.
ups on, they laugh and Llic crowd
laughs with them. They help to un
load, temporarily, at least, the cares
from the minds of thousands of peo
ple. These men who appear so dlgni
lied and iiuiet upon the streets and
parts of this out of the circus ring would never be
i picked out as bein clowns on the
road, but they are.
MMip U'nrL- nf tlin olmi-nc: Willi hhp
run to this great amusement re- 1Iowe.s Lomlon Show ,s ol Uie same
sort, and there is plenty of enter- ay after day. as they take delight in
tainment for everyone, and the springing' new jokes and new tricks
park is big enough to take care of! on their co-workers, which enter
tains uie ineinuers 01 me troupe as
tre and another at the Dancing
pavilion, besides the music nt the
Merry-Go-Iiound, the Caroussel,
the Penny Arcade, and the Auto
matic Vaudeville Exhibit. Iu fact
there is music in all
big park at all times.
Numerous excursions are being.
all who may come.
Successful Applicants.
, w ell as the audience.
Howe's Shows will be here
da. .June '11.
Tuea-
The following is a list of the
successful applicants at the exami
nation held on June 5th., 1909.
There were 70 applicants and 10
received Teacher's Certificates as
follows :
H. T. Silverthorn, 8 yrs., renewal
Chas. SV. Zeigler, 2 yrs., renewal
Phillip Schwackhammer, 2 yrs. "
Edna Armstrong, 2 yrs., renewal
Francis A. Davis, 2 yrs,, renewal
C. G. Dishong, 2 yrs
An Elegy.
Olentungy Park.
Joe Weber's Musical Company
from Weber's Theatre, Now York,
is making a decided hit at Olen
tany Park Theatre. Columbus.
The company includes most of tho
Weber principals, with the famous
American lioauty Chorus, and the
Dancing Dolls.
Tho company is presonting"The
Girl From Paris" this week, and
next week, starting Sunday, June
l!Uh,Joo Weber's greatest success,
"Hip! Hip! Hooray!" will bo
prosouted. The productions are
tho samo ns given iu Joe Wobor's
Now York Theatre, but are given
at Oloutaugy at popular prices.
For free attractions, besides the
many regular park nuiuseiuents,
Olentangy is oll'ering absolutely
free, the big Uuokskiu Hen Wild
West and Dog and Pony Shows,
which are given every afternoon
nnd evoning in the open air,
Powers' Military Hand also gives
free concerts daily, and the danc
ing pavilion and all the other
numerous amusements are open
every day,
There is an abundance of musio
iu Olentangy this season, includ
ing the Powera's Hand, tho Cow
boy Hand with the Wild West
Marie England,
J". C Hilliard,
Bertha Keplar,
Clarence Allou,
W. H. Barton,
C. E. Blackston,
Geo. W. Byers,
Grace Boarden,
DaBsie Davey,
Lena Evans,
Chas. Emmons,
Agatha Fox,
Delta Gordon,
Carrie Grillln,
Nain Honnold,
A. L. Kane,
Lowie Mitchell,
Bessie Morse,
Goldie Mumford,
Grace Mowery,
Chas. Oldfield,
Alpha Poling,
Sylvia Roinstettle,
James Reiohelderfer,
G. W. Shuck,
May Sparnon,
Alice Slushier,
Fannie Stone,
Frank Turner,
Ethel Tunnahill,
R. N. White,
Herbert Ward,
Ellle Woltz,
Florence Woolery,
HOWS GREAT
CIRCUS.
renewal.
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The Part the Clown Plays In a
Big Circus Is a Feature In
IU Success.
The clowning part of a circus pio
Kraiu Is not understood by tho out
sider, There are times during tho
show when there Is not a clown Iu
sight, and thou in the next instant
the hippodrome track will almost
swarm with them, They seoin to
spring from the ground, and they will
disappear as quickly. The presonco
of the clown is appropriate and is de
sired with most clrcusacts, and again
there aro some features which would
be ruined if thoy were allowed to bo
clowned.
Clowning Is a lino art. Tho best
clowns are bora, not made.
When intermingling with citizens
on the streets they would not bo su
spected of being wearers of tho loose
robo of a fool, hut when they auoear
Show, a big orchestra in the theaViu the circus rings, with their make-
(Our mother wliouli'U in lsc,7, Auk. -nd
If we liml thought thou cnuld'it lint e died
Wo might not hiuewt'iKfor thue;
Hut we forgot, whun by thy d
That thou could'.it mortal he.
It never through our minds hud pnssed
Tluit time would o"er he o'er,
And wo on thee should look our Inst,
And thou should'il ::mllo no more'
And still upon tint fneo wolnnlted,
And thought 'twou'd smile uguln,
A id still the thought we did not brook
Thnt we should tool: In vain.
Hut when we ipokutlunidld'si not sty
Whit t lhou ne'er left 'it unsnld;
And now we feel, as well we may,
Sweet mother, thou art dead!
If tliouroulil'sl have stayed, e'en ui thoil
wurt,
All cold, and all soreno
We still inlnht press thy silent heart,
Ami where thy smllt s have been '
While u'en thy chill, bleak corpse we hud,
Thou seemed sdlll our ow n ;
Hut there we lajed thee In thy grave,
Aud we are now alone!
We do not think, w hero'er thou art,
Thou hast forgotten us;
And we, perhaps, may lonthe our heails
In thinking still of thee:
Yet there wan touiid theesueh a dawn
Uf light ne'er seen hefoie,
As funey never could have draw n,
And never e,ui restore'
l!o DC, AZIlKt.t.
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