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Rogers Routed.
When it came time to reorgan
ize the office of at ate fire marshal,
Governor Harmon demonstrated
that he knew how to do it and how
to do it right.
Not aince the days of Mark Slater
hftB there been anything equal to
It in the political annals of Ohio
Be it remembered that when
Governor Pattison decided to put
the Waverly editor, J. W. Johnson,
in the oillee of state supervisor of
public printers, Mark Slater con
cluded to hold on, but the locks
were changed on the oflice door,
and Slater never got back in
Again.
Somewhat the same attitude
was assumed by W. S. Rogers,
state Are marshal, when Governor
Harmon iniformed him of the ne
cessity for a change. Rogers was
to resort to Mark Slater tactics,
o the same means were adopted
which effectually disposed of
the Herrick regime. To get the
place himself a compromise woe
made which put Hollenbeok on the
pay roll at .f2000 per year, within
$200 of the salary of the head of
the department: Hy Davis was
on the pay roll at $2500 as some
sort of "special counsel," although
supposed to be organizer of Repub
lican clubs; the salary of regular
counsel for the department had
been increased from $1800 to $2400
per year, and several "secret serv
ice men" were found on the pay
roll who are supposed to have been
specially useful during the cam
paign last fall.
Did you say there was no need
of house-cleaning in Republican
offices at the state house?
Note what Governor Harmon
has done to the fire marshal's of
fice.
The first thing tlis new fire mar
shal, John W. Zuber, of Paulding
did was to lop oh" those "secret
service men." He put back the
Measure a Democrat.
Slater. The don't-you-toueh-mt salaries to the same figure that
fire marshal found that his only was Paia nen ureamer was are
key wouldn't fit the new lock
Then he consulted his attorney,
but his attorney evidently failed
to find any grouua for a litigation
that would appeal to the elevator
attendants at the Btute house,
much less to the supreme judges
who were authorized by a Repub
lican legislature to appoint elevator
attendants, so Rogers went back
to Cleveland and his deputies are
being scattered to the four corners
of the state,
They had simply dared Gover
nor Harmon so long that they
couldn't get over their surprise
when he got ready to go after
them. They soon saw that he
wasn't so afraid after all as they
thought he was; that they didn't
have him "bluffed to a standstill,"
as they had been boasting among
themselves for weeks because, as
they found to their chagrin, he
knew what he was doing. They
didn't expect him to find out what
had been going on in the fire mar
shal's office. '
When Rogers was appointed by
Governor Harris to succeed D. S.
ureamer as Tire raarsiiai, lie wits
opposed by H. H. Hollenbeok, son
of the first fire marshal, and Uy
Davis, who was fire marshal of
r marshal.
Creamer turned
over $11,000 into
treasury in one
a surplus of
the the state
year. Roger
didn't. At the rate Rogers was
going during the past five months,
in which he spent over half his
allowance, there would be a deficit
lut the end of the year.
About time Governor Harmon
cleaned house in tho fire marshal's
office, wasn't it.
When Rogers decided to appeal
to the elevator attendants or to
the supreme court to hang on
longer he said he would write the
governor a letter demandingspecific
reasons for his removal. Merely
another blulF like his refusal to
vacate when asked to do so. He
knows why he was removed, and
so do the people who have been
reading the newspapers.
Rogers was one of the Harris
lap-oyers confirmed at the special
session to handicap Governor
Harmon's administration.
Our protectionist contemporar
ies, who has never a good word
for the progressives of tholr own
party, are profoundly indignant
and violently vociferous against
the temerity of William Jennings
Bryan for reading out of his party
thoso Democrats in the Senate who
have repudiated their platform
declaration on the lumber item
and who have shown themselves
stoutly Republican in all phases
of tho tariff discussion.
Tillman, Simmons and other
Southern senators who have gone
after protection pottage are illog
ical and wholly unconvincing in
their explanations. They hotly
claim that they are as much Dem
ocratic as Mr. Bryan, which means
nothing what ever in itself. Their
indorsement by an opposition organ
to whose cause they are giving aid
and comfort prove indelibly
that they ure wrong, whether
Bryan be right or not.
In the absence of any higher or
more conclusive and specified
standard to determine what is and
what is not Democratic, we hold
that the National Democratic plat
form should settle the whole
matter. We do not believo that
all the wisdom in the world can be
cornprosaed into such a document,
but as long as this country depends
on party government, party decla
rations must be made broad, clear
and conclusive. And tlioy must
bind all who profess themselves of
this faith. Any other than strict
interpretation and allegiance is
dishonest and disloyul to both
country and party.
Grosvenor Wins Ills Suit.
Pcnltciiilary Annbiiillnrinfcsi
Outside of Bbroral appointtuehto
and contracts awarded, little was
dono other thnh the routine at the
monthly liieotlni' of tho board of
ponltontinry manngors Thursday.
W. C. Lawler of AdauiB county
was appointed superintendent of
printing. Henry Nailer of Hamil
ton county was appointed captain
of tho guard room ut night. C, W.
Nana of Allen county was appoint
ed suporintendont of the pieco
price, having resigned as a guard,
to which place ho was first ap
pointed, Tho resignation of Ira Mlzor,
day physician nt tho institution
wus accepted, but nobody was ap
pointed to fill tho vacancy. Dr.
Garrett, day physician undor tho
old administration, may be re
tained, it has been uaid.
Tho contract for the next year's
meat supply was awarded to Ben
Cliamborlain, Columbus meat deni
er, at the rate of (U cents nor
pound for beef. He will supply all.
the moat for the prison for n year
at a total sum of $87,041.50.
Found Unconscious.
the
run-
the
lAdelphl Hoarder News
When the mail carrier on
South Bloomingvillo route,
ning to the neighborhood of
Ash Cave, was making his rounds
last Saturday, he found lying in
the road the unconscious form of
of Howard Congrove, son of Mrs.
Hannah Congrove, of this place.
Summoning assistance the man
was taken to his home and a
Doctor called. He did not recover
consciousness for more than an
hour after his home was reached,
in the vicinity of the Ash Cave,
where he lives with his wife and
children. The Doctor found tho
injured man suffering from a slight
fracture of the skull and several
broken ribs and numerous other
cuts and bruises about the head
and body.
When able to talk the injured
man stated, that while riding
horseback along the road, a rabbit
jumped out of a clump of bushes,
frightening tho horse, and causing
it to make several desperate lunges,
one of which threw Mr. Congrove
to the road, whore ho laid until
found by the mail carrier. The
horse scampered away in the di
rection of his pasture field.
Latest reports from the bedside
of the injured man are to the ef
fect that while he is in a badly
crippled condition, recovery is
most possible.
Sheriffs
Sale in Par
tition.
t.iuirettu ltenwny, plain 1 1 (T, vs. Elizabeth
Hoop, Lydn Yimles, Minnie llenway a
minor over 14 years of ate, ana. Nettle
llenway, u minor 14 years of age, nnd El
inor Miller, defendants,
Cittuo No, 400(1.
In the Court of Common I'leoi of Hocking
County, Ohio,
Notice Is hereby k I veil Hint the under
signed .sheriff of Hocking Comity. Ohio, by
virtue of an alius Order of Hale In Partition,
Issued out of Raid court In tho nbove entitled
cntue ntul to him directed ns sheriff ofanld
county, will, nt the door of Hie Court House
In I.ngnu, Hocking County, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 19th. A. D., 1,
ntotio o'clock I'. M., on sulci day, oiler for
sole nt public miction, the following lauds
nml tenements, situate In Hocking county,
Hlnteof Ohio, and described uh fallows:
Ilelng Fractional Lot. No. Ono (1) In Sec
tion Thlrty-otio (HI), Township Thirteen
ho, i-.iKinccn (is;, uocKiiig
riiug
loutitv. Onto, nml 1)0 In if more imitlcularlv
ns ioiiows: using n pnrt or mo
13), Han
County. C
dotcrlhed
norlhwett corner of said section, thonce
south upon the section line 2H..14 chains,
thence south ffidogroes enst lit 10 obnlns, to
the center of the road, thonro by said road
north :i7!doKroeHcnst 8D.no chnlns, thence
north 22 degrees, west 0 8.1 chains, thonce
north M degrees, west 5 17 chnlns, north 7
dugroos, west 1 81 chnlns, thenco north 4 de
grees, west 'J W chains, thence north 2.SU de
grees, west W8 chains to tho north lino of
snld section, thenco west 17.II7 chains to the
plnco or beginning, contuliilug ttijtf acros,
moro or lass, subject to the dowor right of
said Elizabeth lloop.as tho surviving widow
of said Oliver llenway, deceased
Appraised at Two Huudrod and Klghty
Dollars ($.280.00;.
Tonus of Halo: One third cash, ono third
In onoyenr nml one third In two yonrs, de
ferred payments to bo evidenced by prom
issory note." of tho purchaser or purchasers,
todrnw Intorost nt tho rato of six per cent
from date of sale und to be secured by mort
gage on tho piemlses sold.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio, thU
9th. day of J une, A. I) , im.
GKOHOE It. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff.
C. V. Wright, nttornoy for plalntttr.
Juno lo.fi-w.
Sheriff's Sale in Par-tition.
Mfy C, Moore nnd Jessie L, Collins
vs
Borah W. Floyd and O. A, Page.
Cause No, 4110,
LEGAL NOTICE
In tho Court of Common llna of Hock
Ing County nmLStnte of Ohio,
Notice Is lioreby given that tho under
signed Hhorlir of Hocking couutv, Ohio, by
virtue of nn orderof saloln partition, Issued
out of said com t. In the nbovo entitled
otuse and to him directed ns shorllT of said
county, will, nt tho door or tho Court House,
in Logan, Hooking county, Ohio, on
Saturday, June 26 A, D., 1909,
at ono o'clock p. m. on snld day, oiler for
snle ut public auction, tho following IuihIh
nnd tenements.sltunted In HncklnitOounty,
Hlftto of Ohio, and desarlbed ns follows!
Ilelng lots fill and BIG of tho Incorporated
village of Logan, also the following parcel
situated In tho said vlllngo or Logan, begin
ning nt tho lntorBPctlon of oust lino of Cul
ver street oxtomllug southward, with the
south lino of llowen stroot extending east
ward, thoncu south, bv mid enst lino of
Culver street, to tho north line ot the right
of way of tho Columbus nml Hocking Vnl
ley Itnllrond Co , horo-to-foro conveyed hy
C II. Illppoy, for I ho mnln lino Riul Straits
vlllo branch of snld rallrond, thenco inst
wnrdlynnd iiorlhorly, by tho Una of snld
railroad rlghtoof.way, to the south-west
cornor of a tract of ubout six acros, hereto
fore convoyod by U. II Hlppey to Cleorgo F.
Hamblln, thoiico north by the lino of said
Ilambiln tract, to tho south llnu ot How on
street oxtended, thenco west to tho place of
beginning, containing four acres more or
loss, and being a part or fractional lots 8
and 0 In'socthui numbor CI. township num
ber 14, range 17 ot snld county.
Lot number fill appraised nt (100.00, lot
, ..Mil. .11. t.... H.nvM ( -ir V" .. ..... .....a
ncro tract nt 000 oo.
I Terms of Halo Ono-thlrd cash, ono-thlid
in ono year aim one-iiuiu in iwo 3 ears, uu
forrod pay men is to bo ovldencod by pro
misor' noto of tho purchaser or purchasers,
todrnw Interest at tho rnto of six per cent
from date of salo and to bo secured by mort
gago on tho premises sold.
Given undor my hnnd at Logan, Ohio, this
21th dny of May, A. 1)., MOD.
aKOrtOB II. WILLIAMSON, HhorltT.
O. V. Wright, Attorney for I'lantilT.
May 27, 5-W
received at the
Village of Logan,
on June 2lsl,
Dan Foreman Sick.
C. C. Weist, M. D.
will make his tilth vis.it to
Logan, 0., Ambrose Hotel.
Monday, July 5th, '09.
9. A. M. to a P. jr. One day only
C. C. WEIST, M. D.
PRACTICE LIMITED
To Chronic sifectiooj of the Lungs, Note, Ears,
Throat, Bronchial Tube, Eyes, Stomach,
Liver, Bowels, Rectum, Blood, Skin,
Nnri, Spine, Brain, Kidneys, Bladder,
tc Rupture, Disease of Women. Eye
smial and fitted with gliuc. Write for free
booklet "Practical Suggeitiout on (low to
Keep Wcli." Ad&cu U commuoicalioat to
C C. WEIST, M. D.
Planting Hotel Columbus, Obia
(.Lancaster Clnutte.
Considerable excitement was cre
ated on WeBt Mam street late Sat
urday afternoon, by Daniel Fore
man, the photographer in the
Kauirman block, being attacked
with congestion of the brain in his
studio. Ho was seated on achuir,
oiigugeu in conversation witn a
lady, when he fell to tho Hour.
Tho lady rushed down the stairs
and summoned assistance, Sev
eral men responded und found Mr.
Foreman irrational. Dr. G. W.
O'Grudy was called in and after
some dillioulty, the unfortunate
man was taken to his homo on
North Cherry street.
He was reported better Monday,
but his condition is still grave.
He was still unsconsoious when ho
arrived at homo and iu his irration
al moments showed auporhuniuu
strength, the power of several men
being required to keop him iu bed.
He had several severe hemorhageu
Sunday.
Athens Journal Cows In.
Judge Middleton of Waverly de
cided the case of General C. H.
Grosvenor against M. Foster, D.
C. Costo, of Parkersburg, and Mrs.
Minerva Scanlon of Altoonu, Pa.,
brought to secure the cancellation
of a note for .$0800 held by the de
fendants. Tho plaintiff olaimed the noto a
forgery; that he never signed it,
and never authorized it to be
signed.
The court said the evidence
showed that the note had been
signed by M. 11. Hlumenburg of
Washington, a former secretary of
General Grosvenor, and ordered it
canceled,
Water-Proof Tents Rain Will
Not Spoil the Exhibition.
Healed proposals will be
oillee of tlioCIork of tho
State of Ohio, until
twelve o'clock, noon,
19W
for the purchase of bonds of the said Vlllngo
of Logan, Ohio, In tho aggregate sum of
$2700 00 dated J uno 22nd, W, being ten bonds
of $270.00 oacb, duo in one, two, throe, four,
llvo, six, seven, eight, nine and ton yonrs.
payable on March 1st, one each year, until
paid, with Interest iu four per centum per
annum, paynblo annually. Issued for the
purpose of antlclpntlng tho collection of
assessments by Installments to be pnld by
tho abutting property ownors of Mound
street from the oast line of Spring streot to
tho west lino of Lot No. 77s for tho Improve
ment of said street by grading, curbing and
paving tho same with brick, under author
ity of the laws of the State of Ohio, nnd
under and In accordance with a certain or
dinance passed on tho ith day of May, 1001.
Said bonds shall be sold to tho highest
bidder for not less than par and accrued
Intorost.
AH bids must state the number of bonds
bid for nnd tho cross amount of bid and
accrued Interest to date of delivery; all bids
to be accompanied with a good nnd eu in
dent bond, or certified check payable to tho
Treasurer of the Village of Logan, for twenty-live
nor centum of the amount of bonds
bid for, conditioned that it the bid Is ac
cepted the bidder will receive and pny for
mch bonds as may be Issned as above set
lortu. wltmu ten days from thetlmoof the
bwurd, said check or bond tobe retained by
the Village if said condition is not fulfilled.
The Village of Logan, Ohio, resorves the
the right to reject any and all bids.
lllds should bo sealed mil endorsed "Bid
for Mound Street Improvement Bonds." '
F. C.GnovK,
Village Clerk.
Dated May 17, 1909. May 20-Gt.
Jobs Mines.
The Athens Journal comes to us
In brightened form this week tin.
der new management and editor
ship, The paper is headed with
the names of A, J, Mercer, Presi
dent; W, O. Morgan, Vice PresI
dent; C, h. Martzolit', II. J. Cook
sey, We aro sorry that our old
friend Curt Harris is in such poor
health that he was compelled to
retire from the work. The new
managements has our welcome and
God speed,
Murray City Independent,
The grout (Ire iu the Jobs mines
which was so much dreaded, has
been extinguished for some time
and tho mine put in good condi
tion for work, but as yet thoro has
boen no coal mined since tho fire
Btarted. The men who had boen
working in that mine have been
out of work for some time and are
getting very anxious for the mino
to start, It is rumored about, that
the mino will start up in a fow
days and that it is probable that
the work will be good until next
spring.
Men Past Fifty m Diutffor,
Men past middle life have found
comfort and relief in Foley's Kid
ney Remedy, especially for on-
larged prostate gland, which is
very common among elderly men,
u, j. iuurrm, ijox.iot, ivy,, writes;
'Up to u year ago my father suf
fered from kidnoy and bladder
trouble and several physicians pro
nounced it enlargement of the
prostate gland and advised an
operation. On account of his ago
we were ufraid he could not stand
it and I recommended Foley's Kid
ney itotneuy, ana the first bottle
relieved him, and after taking the
second bottle he was no longer
troubled with this complaint."
Uort 4 Co,
A sudden downpour of rain or a
long-continued drizzle will have no
effect on the patrons of the great
Howe's London Shows when it exhi
bits here. The reason of this will be
apparent to everyone who sees the
huge tents that will be erected for the
performance. They are all construct
ed of "tnerceri.ed" ducking. Tills
marvelous invention for the water
proofing of material has been in use
for rain coats, but up to this year has
never been used for tents. People
who have used "mercerized" cloth
know how it sheds water, and it was
the knowledge of tills that caused
Howe's Great Shows to have all their
tents made out of this material. It
is quite a stride in advance of other
shows, but it is only In keeping with
..v, H'h'"".i"-33 ui mi. uiauaKC- Healed bids will be reoelved bvtliu Oonii
inent of tlie.se shows. Beneath these o11 ' "' vningo ot Logan, statu of ohio.ut
tents spectators can sit in comfort ck
LEGAL NOTICE
Healed proposals will be received nt the
oillee of the Clerk of the Village of Logan,
aitiiuoi uiiio, until
twelve o'clock, noon, on Jane 21st,
1909
for tho purchase of bonds of tho said Village
of Logan, Ohio, In tho aggregate sum of
1 1 coo 00 dated Juno &nd, 1900, bolng ten
bonds of $1U0 00 each, due In one, two, three,
four, live, six, seven, eight, nine and ten
years, payable on March 1st, one each year,
until paid, with Interest at four per centum
per annum, paynblo annually, Issued for tho
purpose of anticipating tho collection of
assessments by Installments to be paid by
the abutting property owners of Hill street
between east lino of Lot No. 700 and west
line of Cherry avenue for the Improvement
of said streot bvaradlmr. ourblnc and Hav
ing the same with brick, under authority of
the laws of the State of Ohio, and under nnd
In accordnnco with a certain ordinance
passod on the 4th day of May, 1909,
Said bonds shall bo Nold to the highest and
best bidder for not less than par and accrued
Interest.
All bids must state tho number of bonds
bid for and tho gross amount ot bid on
accrued Interests to date of doll very; all
bids to bo accompanied with a good and
suhiclont bond, or certified oueck payable
to tho Treasurer ot the Village of Logan,
for twenty-live per centum of the amount
of bonds bid for, conditional that If the bid
Is accep'uu the bidder will receive and pay
for such bonds ns may bo Issued as nbovo
sot forth, within ten days from tho tlmo of
tho award, salduheok or bond to bo retained
by tho Village If said condition Is not ful
filled. Tho Village ot Logan, Ohio, reservos tho
right to reject any nnd all bids. .-
Bids should bo soaled und ondorsed "Bid
tor Hill Stroot Improvement Bonds."
V. O. OltOVK.
Village Olerk.
Dated May 17, 1900, May i0-5t.
Sheriffs Sale of Real
Estate.
James Storer
vs
Hester A. Patton and Ell Pntton.
Cause Number, ItfiTO.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hocking
County, Ohio.
Notice Is hereby
signed Sheriff, of Hocking county, Ohio,
glvon, that the undor
cklnii county. Ohio, by
vlrtuo of an Ordor of Execution, Issued out
ot said court. In the above entitled cause.
and to htm directed as SherifT of said coun
ty, will, at tho door of the Court House In
Logan, Hooking county, Ohio, on
Saturday, June 26, A. D., 1909,
at ono o'clock P.M., on snld day.otTarfor
sale at public auction, tho following lands
and tonemonts, to-wlt:
Being fractional lot numbor ntno (9), In
Section number thirteen (IS), Township
number thirteen 1131. Kan no number six
teen (101, excepting there from fifty-four
ono-hundrodths (01-100) of an acre on the
north-oast side of the public road conveyed
to Rachel Mooro, and also ten-hundredtbs
i 10-100) of an ncre horetolore conveyed to EH
atton, which Is described as follows: Be
ginning four and ton-hundred ths il 10-100)
chains south of the north enst corner of said
lot number nine (9), thence south sixty- threo
and one-half WA) degrees west, ono nnd
sixty-five hundredths (1 65-100) chnlns,
thenco north twenty-eight and ono-hnlf
(28J4) degrees west, seventy (70) chains,
thence north forty-live (45) degrees, east one
and lUty-elRht hundredths (1 to-100) chains,
thence south thirty-three and ono-half (Kii
degrees, east ono and twenty hundredths
(1 20-100) chains to the place of beginning,
containing seventy-live (76; acres, more or
less, subject to tho mortgage or Oliver T.
Betliol lor soven hundred '$700 00) dollars,
dated July 8, 1890 and bearing lntorest at tho
rate of eight per cent, per utiuutn since snld
July 3, 1890, which snld mortgage Is recorded
In volume IB, reoords of mortgages of Hock
ing county.
To bo sold for not less than twenty-seven
huudrod and forty-tight 1 $.'7 -18. 00) dollars
the minimum prlco for which It can bo sold,
as llxed by tho court.
Terms of Sale Cash.
Given under my hnnd at Logan, Hocking
county, Ohio, this 2"th, day of May A, 1).
1909.
GlEOItaE B. WILLIAMSON.
SherifT ot Hocking County.
It. A. Wllber. WrlKht and Pottlt.Attvs. for
nlnlntlfT.
juay zi, o-w
Di R E. Campbell
Physician and Surgeon
Ollloe on West Main Street,
posite Opera House.
Op
Both Phones in Ofiioe and
Residence.
Allen R. McBroom
Of Logan, Ohio, Will do
On Your Bond.
The Empire State Surety Company
has executed to Allen R. McBroom
a power of attorney to do ageneral
bonding business and Issue acci
dent policies. Ofllce in
COURT HOUSB, LOQAN, OHIO
Wm. E. Eisele
Oealeb in
Granite and --Marble Honunents.
Rock Plaster, Plastering,
and Plaster of Paris
Main Bt opposite Koohbstbk'b Btobb
CHICHESTER SPILLS
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Jttk jour DruRcht for Cni-CHUS-TBR'3
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Gold metallic boxes, sealed
Ribbon. TACn NO otukh. 1
DrUMlit and aalc Ur III.UlIEH.TH-a
SUJIUJiU HIliNIl I'll, LB, lor twentT-HTO
I-CIIUS-T8R'3 A
.3 iu Rkd aadA
iled with Blue(0)
1. Bur r Ty
II-UUEB.TB'a V
years regarded as Best. Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE $25$.
TIMK
TMI8U
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
LOGAN
OFFICE HOURS 9 TO S
Paid in Cash Capital $30,000
C. E. BOWEN, President,
H. R. HARRINGTON, Vice Prei.
F. MEADE BOWEN, Cashir.
Does a General Banking Busi
ness, Receives Deposits, Discounts
Puper and Buys and Sells .Exchange.
apr 6-ly Bank in James Block
Gompf's Acme Green Houses
Chris H. Gompf, Manager
Florists and Gardeners
Floral Designs and Cut Flowers for
Funeral Occasions
All Kinds of Vegetables ia Season
Sets and Plants for Gardening
Both Phones 107
LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Soaled bids will borecolvcd by the Coun
cil ot tbu Vlllugo of Logan, Stato of Ohio, nt
tlio otllco of tho Vllltige Ulork, until twelvo
o'clock noon, June Wild., 1MJ, tor furnishing
tlio nocosHary labor mid materials for tho
Improvement of Mound street from tlmeast
Une ot Spring streot to tlio west lino of Lot
specifications
rlclc, according to tbu plans und
tiie oiuco 01 sum
on 11 lo In
and ease during the heaviest of rains
and he as dry as it Iu the ilnest thea
ter in the country. This is only ono
of the many novelties that have been
added to these shows this season.
It Is respectfully suifgested tliat tho
children attend the afternoon exhibi
tion, where ample time Is tflven to
view the larjje menagerie, likewise
avoiding the night crowds. Uni
formed ushers will attend every want
of tho little folks, and tho care and
attention paid to ladles and children
Is tho Hist consideration of the man
agement. Tho only big circus that will visit
hero thlsyear Is Howe's Great London
Shows, and the date is Tuesday, Juno
the necessary labor nnd muteilals for the
improvement ot 11111 nt. (roni tuoeust tine
of Lot No, TilU to the west Hue of Cherry
Avenue, hy grading, curbing and paving
I ho i-aini) with brick, according to the plant)
01 HUld
No, 7T8, by grading, curbing nnd paving tho
name wun o
specll
Olerk
Each bid must contain tho full namo of
ovory person, partnership or corporation
interested In the same, and bo ucconipanled
by a bond In the sum of tl,00OO3, to the satis
faction of the Council, or ncertllleil check
on somo solvent bank, as a guaranty that If
tho bid 1h accoptod, 11 contract will bo onter
ed Into and Its performance properly se
cured. Hliould any bid bo rejected such check
will be forthwith returned to tho bidder, and
should any bid bo accepted such check will
bo ro turned upon tho proper execution und
ueourlng of the contract.
juo rigiu is resorveu 10 reject any ituu an
bids,
Hy order of llio Councilor the Vlllaea of
Logon. Ohio. F.O. ailOVK,
ifuted May 33, 1609. Olork,
May IT, t-w
LEGAL NOTICE.
The Rempel National Bank
of Logan
Successor to the Rempel Banking Co.
Capital 9 Gu.000.00
r,. - . r-r ,, w.i ! ZZ.
eujcK noiuers Xjiamuty 5U,uoo.ou
Responsibility of Directors. 250,000.00
Total Responsibility... 350,000.00
John F. Rkmpkl, President.
E. E. Stiverson, Cashier.
Meggied & Yenkin
Pay the highest price for
Old Iron, Metal, Rubbers,
Hides, Fur, Etc.
und soooltlpittlons on llln in ibu otllon
uirrK.
Hach bid mllut nniilnln Ihn full nutuo nf
every person, purtunrshlp or corporation 1 1W3, Jutiiea 1)
Interested In theuaiuo, und be accompanied J,'10 c',uri. P
uy a ijuiiu 111 me Hum ni iiAwiAj 10 uie satis
faction of tho Council, or a curtllliii chnnk
on dome solvent bank, as u guaranty that If
iiiu uiu isuuuepiuu, u couiiaci, win ne enter
ed Into mid Its performance secured.
Hliould any bid bo rejected such check
will be forthwith returned to the bidder, and
should any bid be 11 ceo pled such check will
be returned u pou the proper execution and
securing of tho contract,
Tho right Is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
lly order of tlio Council of the Vlllaueof
Logau.Ohlo. K. o. (JUOV10.
Dated May 23,190!). Clerk,
MaySJT.l-w
Itnlpb J. Carlisle residing In Missouri Vol
y. iioirisou uouuiy. Mini
take notice that on theilu day of January
ite of Iowa, will
Probate N0U110
Ohio Educutor Benefited.
Dr. Clutrles W. Super.of Atlibns
lms received word that ho had
been made a benefloiary of the re
tiring fund of the Carnegie foun
dation, The allowance is $1450 a
year.
Ut, Super was president of Ohio
university nearly 20 years, com
ing hero from Dickinson college,
in Pennsylvania.
Children's Day Service.
We are asked to announce that
the Children's Day service of the
Uethany M. E. Churoli, Laurel
ville, will be held Saturday night,
June 10, instead of Runday ulght,
June 20, as flret announced,
Notice K Uh re by given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been died In
tho Probate Court of 11 jcklugUouuty. Ohio,!
iu, rifamim riuai Buiuuiliuilli til William
Wniiar, Administrator of the estate nf Wil
llaui J.Hayey, deceuneil, und the same will
route on for bearing out health, day of June
A. 1). ICODat 10 o'clock A, M..or soon there
utter uf may bocouveulot.
J. O. Btoughton,
June,3-wks, l'robate Judge,
Notice of Dissolution.
Notloo Is hereby given that tho partner
ship lately existing between lerome A.
jviino uiiu ueo. w. jitine, 01 enterprise,
Ohio, under the firm of Kline llros. was dis
solved on the 5th. day of J uno by mutual con
sent all debts owing to said partnership aro
tobe received by said Ueo. W, Kline, who is
authorized to settle ullucoounts and notes
of the Klriu, and nil demands 011 said
partnership are to bo presented to Jerome
A.KIIuoforpjymont, who is uutborlzed to
settle all debts by the firm.
JKKOMK A.Kl.INK,
Geo W.KLIMIE,
1), l'ostou tiled Ills petition In
if common uleas of lloukluu
County. Ohio. In Case No. 4009 aualnst the
saldltalph J, Carlisle and others, the object
and prayer of which Is to securo the parti
tion uuioiiKSt.Iuines 1), l'ostou, Webstor W,
l'ostou, Minerva J, Locke, Itulpli .1, Carlisle
und Huth Carlisle ns owners In fun simple
and tenants In common us the only heirs ut
law of Ida M Collins, deceased, In the pro
portion of tho undivided one-fourth each
to tho said James 1), l'ostou, Webster W,
l'ostou mid Minerva J. Loclcu mid tho un
divided one-eighth ouch to Itnlph J, Carlisle
and Ituth Carlisle of the following premlbOH
situate In the Township ot Kulls, In tho
County of Hocking nnd Htato of Ohio und
descrluod usfol ows, to-wlt:
Ilelng all that part of Kruotlonal Lot No,
Two In Hoctlou No. Two, Township No.
Fourteen of ltango No. Hoventeen, lying and
being west nf tlio couutv road running
through said Lot from Loguu, Ohio, In
u northerly direction, containing forty
three nores more or less, reference beliix hud
to new I'lut liook A, I'ago VI of the I'lats of
Kractlouul Lots of llookluu Couutv. Ohio.
for a more particular description.
Bald lUiljili J. Carlisle Is required to nil.
swerou or before tlio loth.day of July.lWJ.
JAMKHll.l'OHTON.
lly John A, Hmltli atid V.O. I.owry, his
attorneys.
May lH.U-w
Located at John delger's Machine
Shop in West Logan.
Nov. 10, 0S tf Citizens Phone 180
Notice to Teachers.
The Hoard of School Examiners of Hook
Inn County will moot at the School Building
Hi Logan, Ohio, at 8:30 a. in., on the First
Haturday of eaoh month, for the examina
tion ofnppllcants forTeucher's Klementary
Oortliicutt-s and 011 tho first Saturday of
September, December, March and J une for
theexamlnation of applicants for Teacher's
High Hohoolaud Hptolul Certificates ' Kx.
niuinattoiiH for pupils desiring to enter high
schools will be held 011 the Third Saturday
of April und tho Hecond Saturday of May.
Holland lliaouT.l'resldunt
1). K. II aiihu, Olork
Kohk Wiiitk
Logan Ohio, March 1, 1607 tf
Legal Notice
Lucliidu Hllsher. residing In M uncle, In.
dlana, Mary Lloyd, residing lu Hi, Louis,
Missouri, the unknown heirs of Lucy A.
Hortmiiii, und the unknown heirs of Mury
-ui kiiuii,i.iu uiu Miihiiumi ueiro uj omry
Cohen, will take notice that on the 2nd day
Div H.G. Campbell
Otllco and Residence, Main Street,
Logan, Ohio. All oa'ls answer
ed day or night. Speoial atten
tion given to Surgery,
Bell and Oltreus Phoue
No. a.
of June, 1U01), J.N.Shorr, Administrator of
Mary Kost.deooiiBed. Illed his petition In
iuo rruuiuu uouri, lionising uomuy, ()ul(i.
In case Nn. Sill, against tho uhoye named
partus and others, praying that the peti
tioner in 11 y bo authorized and ordered lo
sell the Heal Estate hereluafterdoscrlbed to
w'ij iuu uduiq ui .uiu mury jxosi, lu-wltl
LJl,.in,a In ,lAOn...il....,.,...-.... . ... .
of Ohio
Six 10),
euteen
Said parties are required to answer on or
before the Hist dy of July. WW.
JuueD.D-W ft. B. HfAHNOK,
.u urn uiiuiii; uiiiuusiugouu MllilO
; Ilelng the Kust purtof Lot Number
, Township Fourteen 111), Haugo Hov
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