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Mr. Ed Olivor wna in Columbus,
Saturday.
Mr. Lou Bort was a capital city
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Harry Ambrose was in Co
luinbiis, Friday.
Mr. J. G. Krlnn was a capital
city visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. Apiin was visiting in
Straitsville lust week,
Rev. A. W. Buckland was in
Cincinnati oyer Sunday last.
Mr. Homer Joy, of Starr, was
in Logan, Friday on business.
Mr. James Allen went to Colum
bus and Westerville, Saturday.
Mr, John Rom pel was in the
Arch City, Friday of last weok.
Mrs Charles Yontz was a visitor
in Lancaster, Friday of last week.
Snpt. J. P. West.of WeBtervillo,
wna in Logan a few days last week.
Atty. 11. M. Whitoraft was a
legal visitor in AthonB, Saturday.
Attorney Colonel WeUly was in
Columbus, Friday on legal busi
ness,
Mr. C. W. Stevenson, of Gore,
was in Logan, Thursday on busi
ness. Mrs. Juke Savey was in Now
Lexington a fow days the past
week.
Sheriff and MrB, Williamson wore
in Laurelvillo a fow days last
week.
Mrs. Frank Stovens was a Nol
sonvillo visitor Friday of last
weok.
Mr. T. Y. Hartzoll and daughter
Mable, of Lancaster, was in Logan,
Thursday.
Messrs. Wood Bowen and Clyde
Pottit are home from College on
their vacation.
Editor Stone, of New Straits
ville Record, was in Logan between
trains Saturday morning.
Everyone would lii benilted by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative foi
constipation, stomach and liver
trouble, as it sweetens the stomach
and breath, gently stimulates the
liyer and regulates the bowels and
is muoh suterior to pills and ordi
nary laxatives. Why not try Fol
ey's Orino Laxative today, llort
to Co.
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Mr. Walter Doobolo waB a busi
ness visitor in Rockbridge, Satur
day. Mrs. C. R. Wilson and her moth
er went to Pittsburg Pa., Satur
day. Mrs. Ambrose Brooker, of Long
stroth, was in Logan last week,
visiting Mrs. Joe Brooker.
Mr. ond Mrs. Pete Dshaven, of
Haynes, were iu attendance of the
funeral of Thaddeus Floyd, Friday
of lust week.
WANTED Family washing to
do at home. Inquire at home on
Gallagher Avenue.
Mits. Nowak.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. McManigal
returned Thursday evening from
a visit of a few days in Newark
and Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Teoumpsee Floyd,
of Laurelville, were in Logan Fri
day in attendance nt the funeral
of Mr. Thaddeus Floyd.
Colds that hang on weaken the
constitution and develnpe into con
sumption. Foley's Ilonoy and
Tar cures persistent coughs that
refuse to yield to other treatment.
Do not experiment with untried
remedies ns delay may result in
your cold settling on your lungs,
llort to Co.
FOR THE SENATE
The "Commoner" Announces
His Candidacy.
Omaha, Nob., Juno 11 "Wil
liam Jennings Bryan will be candi
date for the Unitod States to suc
ceed Elinor J. Burkett, incumbent,
a Republican,"
Such is tho statement made
Thursday by Richard L Metoalfe,
tho editor of Bryan's Commoner,
This Is the first positive announce
ment that has been made of the
candidacy of Mr. Bryan for the
sonate. Democratic party loadors
aro already predicting tho oleotiou
of ltryan and contend that tho
primary law past last winter by the
Nebraska legislature will pull
him through. It provides that
tho legislative candidates may
sign a pledge to support tho Sena
torial endidato recoiving tho high
oft vote at tho primaries regard
less of party, tho pledge to go ou
tho ballot,
Picking Up In Wellston.
Prosperity seems to bo coming
to Wellston again, as tho mines
and comont plants of the Alma
Comont Co, aro oponlng up ttTe
sumo work, The largo limestone
mines and tho' comont plant at
Oertt u is one of the groatest in
dustries of Wellston,
Zimmerman-Davis.
On Wednesday of last weok Mr.
Henry Zimmerman, of Logan, was
married to Miss Jessie Davis, of
Centoryille, Tho marriage took
place at Wellston at the Baptist
parsonage, Rev, Shumaker olllola
ting, Mr, ami Mrs, Zimmerman
will live in Logan,
M . BRYAN
MY DEAR 1."
HARRIMAN
Says That Business is Now on
Substantial Basis.
Before leaving for Europe "My
Dear Mr." Harrlman said that
"the business of the country is
now on a vory substantial basis"
and that "as far as the montal
attitude of the public is concerned
we aro ou a saner basis today than
we were in 1007."
Great guns, Edward, that's the
way it ought to be. But while
you're abroad keep at a safe dis
tance from the African jungles.
There's nothing to indicate that
conditions in the jungle just now
are either saner or safer for a
"practical man" than in 1007.
A Field Meeting at the Experi
ment Station.
A wheat field-meeting will be
held at the Ohio Agricultural Ex
periment Station on the afternoon
of Tuesday, Juno 22, 1009, follow
ed by and evening meeting in
Wooster at which tiddrossps will
be delivered by Prof. Thomas P.
Hunt, Director of the Pennsylvania
State College Experiment Station;
Mr. C. B. Jenkins, Secretary of
the Ohio Millers' State Associa
tion, and Hon. A. P. Sandlos,
Secretary Ohio Department of Ag
riculture.
The wheat crop at the Experi
ment Station promises a full yield,
and the present outlook is favor
able for an interesting exhibit of
the varietal, cultural and fertilizer
experiments-.
Trains on tho Pennsylvania
roach Wooster from the east and
west between 11:00 and 12:00
o'clock a. in. Restaurants in the
city will be prepared to servo meals
or luncheon, .and there will bo
lines of nutomobiloB and ouinibuss
es running between tho city and
the Experiment Station.
If porsons who propose staying
over night will notify tho Station
a few days in advance, lodging
will bo secured at reasonable rates.
Take a day oil' and viait tho Ex
periment Station !
With a Package
of Crisp,
Golden-brown
Post
Toasties
and Cream,
you can bo sure of a good
meal, oven uhon tho cook
has "flounced,"
Koady to servo from tho
paekugo without cook'ing a
convenient, fascinating food
that ticklos and teasos tho
palates of old and young
folks
'The Taste Lingers"
Popular pkg. 10c; large Family she 15c.
Made at the Pure Pood Factories of
POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
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Their Home City Does
Them Homage.
Dayton June 17. In the city in
which a few years ago they began
in obscurity their first experiment
with flying machines. Orvilloand
Willbour Wright, the nvitors to
day received the homage of their
townpeoplo. Escortod by brass
bands, led bouoath trumphal
arches, through streots decorated
with models of tholr aeroplanes
and praised in public speeches,
the Wright brothers appoared the
leaBt conscious that anything un
usual was going on and when that
part of the program was reachod
which read: "Responses by the
Wright," Wilbur and Orville each
arose and said : ,, Thank you gentle
mon."
When the fireworks tonight were
over, Wilbur turned to Orville and
said ;
"Lot's hurry home: you know
we have to get up oarly."
Banking Districts.
The state has been divided into
nine distriots by State Bank
Superintendent B. B. Seymour, to
facilitate the work of this depart
ment, this action following the
divisions made by the state bank
ers' association very cloBely.
The seventh district comprises
Guernsey, Belmont, Coshocton,
Noble, Monroe, Washington, Mus
kingum, Morgan, Perry, Hocking,
Athens and Meigs counties. The
work of division has juat been
completed in Columbus.
Only eight examiners have been
appointed, as the Fifth district,
comprising Franklin Co., among
others will be controlled generally
from the main office in Columbus.
The assignment of examiners has
not yet been announced, for ob-
viotiB reasons.
To avoid serious results take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first
sign of kidney or bladder disorder
such as backache, urinary irreglar
ities, exhaustion, and you wi I
soon be well. Commence taking
Foloy's Kidney Remedy today.
Hort to Co.
ESCAPE
FOR THE BOY
Child in a Run-away
is Unhurt.
On Friday morning of last week
the team of T. E. Warren, the
feed man, took a run from Rose's
residence in west Logan, east on
Hunter street to the Methodist
church, where the wagon skidded
to the gutter, and crashed uguinst
a tree demolishing tho wagon,
Charley Taylor, tho driver, had
gone into a lot to deliver somo
feed, leaving his little boy in the
wagon. The team is young and
spirited, became frightened mid
started to run. The boy's screams
did not help any. When the tree
was struck the wagon bed turned
completely ovor, and the boy was
found beneath it iu the street, but
comparatively uninjured, exoept a
narrow escape. The team was
not hurt much,
Old Afollle Stark Will Vote July
Tenth.
Canton, Ohio, June 17, Tho
Stark County Business Men's
league, acting for tho "wets,"
Wednesday aftornoon filed its pe
titiou asking the county com mis.
doners to order a local option elec
tion hero, The petition contained
12,000 namos. The commissioners
then met with the "wet" and
"dry" leaders and agreed upon
July 10 for election,
Foley's Honey and Tar is espec
ially reoommended far chronio
throat and lung troubles and
sufferers from bronchitis, asthma
and consumption have found com
fort and relief, by using Foley's
Houey and Tar, Iiort to Co,
NARROW
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CASTLE GOULD
Some High Old Times
in Rich Circles.
New York, Junn 17. The taking
of testimony of the servants and
employes on tho two Gould ostates,
Caatlo Gould at Port Washington,
N. Y. and Bluo Gap in Virglna,
was proceeded with at tho trial of
the suit of Katherlne ClemmonB
Gould for a scporatlon from How
ard Gould and alimony amounting
to $250,000 u yoar.
The dofonso lias called a small
army of maids, stablemou, givi don
ers, clerks, carpenters and other
omployes to testify to tlio actions
and conduct of Mrs. Gould iu an
eirort to justify Mr. Gould In leav
ing his wife ou account of her
alleged addiction to the use of
intoxicants, rendering hor unfit
for household and family duties,
according to tho husband conten
tion. They all testify to tho "high
lonesome" taken by Mrs. Gould.
ECLIPSE
OF THE SUN
Too Cloudy to Get a Good
Look at the Copper Face.
The predicted Eclipse of the
Sun on Thursday night of last
week, we suppose came oir on
schedule time, but it was not
visable in Logan, to any great
satisfaction. The sun was said to
enter the shadow of the moon at
about 6 o'clock p. m. but at that
time it was cloudy and rained
pretty hard at 7 o'clock, after tho
sun had sot. So it was that the
smokod glass fellows on tho hill
sides were largely disappointed.
Notice to Tax Payers
On account of the in
creasing work in the Treas
urers and Auditors Oilice,
the Tax Books must posi
tively close on Monday,
July 19th. 1909, so as to
give time to make the Set
tlement. The Treasurer will be at
So. Bloomingville, July
6th.
Haynes P, 0., July 7th.
Laurelville, July 8th.
Carbonhill, July 12th.
Murray City, July 13th.
to collect taxes.
Tax books are now open
ed, and it will be appre
ciated if tax payers will
come early to avoid the
rush later'
Remember July 19th. is
positively the last day that
can bo given.
J. W. GABRIEL,
Treasurer.
Joanna:
Oold Modal Flour li real economy,
I'miiiu.Ncu.
HOCKING YALUiY UUUliflN
Of Low Rate H.vcurslons
Sunday Kxcur&ions to Columbus
every Sunday; to I'omoroy,
Jackson and intermediate
points, Juno 1II-27.
Iloineseokors Excursions to
Western and Southern points,
1st and .'Id Tuesday each
mouth,
Twin Tickets to Columbus
every day, $l,(i0.
Sunimor Tours to the llesorts
of the United States and
Canada dally.
Dally Excursions to New York
In July,
Lake Chautauqua Excursions,
July 2 and y.'),
Fourth of July Uxcurslous,
National Educational Assocla
tlon, Denver, Col,, July .VJ.
Christian Endeavor Union,
Kenton, O., June 22-25.
Elks' Ilouiilon, Los Angeles,
Cal., July 11-17.
Nat'l Gymnastic Union, Cincin
nati, Juno 1U-27,
Dally Excursions to 1'aclllo
Coast and Far West. '
Pull Information w" r-
nlshed ou appllcat' X,
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for
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Cooking
No kitchen appliancem'vessuch
actual satisfaction and real home
comfort as tho new Perfection
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook
Stove. , Kitchen work, this coming
summer, will be better and quick
er done, with creater personal
comfort for the worker, if, instead
of the stifling heat of a coal fire,
you cook by the toncintralid
name of the
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two nickeled bars for holding tocls. ,
Three sizes. With or without Cabinet Top, At your dealer's,
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beautifully nickeled
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Rogers Run the Office Behind
Several Thousand.
Now if the Republican legisla
ture were to put a limit on the fire
marshal's expenses "to spite Gov
ernor Harmon," and were to put
the limit anywhere below the re
ceipts of the office, it will convict
former Republican legislatures of
an extortionate levy upon the poli
cy holders of fire insurance com
panies. And whom, do you sup
pose, will that spite? It will spite
the fire insurance companies and
the hundreds of thousands of their
policy holders in Ohio; and it will
further convince them that Gov
ernor Harmon did exactly the
right thing when he cleaned out
the fire marshal's oilice.
For Rogers, in the one year he
served as fire marslml, had raised
salaries and put political pets on
the pay roll as 'secret service men'
and "special counsel" until more
than half the receipts were con
sumed in the first five months of
the current year. At such a rate
of extravagance there would have
been a big deficit at the end of the
year. What makes such extrava
gance inexcusable by comparison
is that there were fewer convic
tions than were obtained with less
expenditure when D. S. Creamer
was fire Marshal. Creamer is the
man Governor Harris turned out
of oilice to give Rogers the place.
The legislature might ordain by
statute that the fire marshal's ex
penditures shall not exceed the re
ceipts of tho oilice. No such re
striction, however, was needed
when this olllne was under Demo
cratic control before, and will not
be needed by Mr. Zuber, the pres
ent fire marshal. The people of
Ohio aro familiar with the fact
that when Creamer was fire mar
shal more fire-bugs were ferreted
out and convicted than during any
two preceding years since the of
fice was created, all expenses of
tho oHiee were puid and an unex
pended balance of ovor $11,000
was paid into the state treasury.
Mr. Zuber out oil' the "secret
service" and "speolal counsel"
supernumeraries ou the Rngors
pay roll, and reduced inflated
salaries to the soalo paid when
Creamer was lire marshal, lie
must conduct tho oilice during the
next seven months on less than
Rngors paid out during tho past
five months, and he will do It
without brakes being Bet on him
by a Republican legislature,
If tho legislature puts on the
brakeR it will be an additional re
buke to Rogers and further corro
boration of tho governor's charges
of extravagance and inoillclenoy,
If it doesn't, the reason will be
self-evident,
MPA
FOR SALE One of tho most
pleasant and throughly appointed
homes on Mound Street of Glen
view Heights, in Logan, Call at
residence or phone,
H, T. SlLVEHTHOKNE,
June 10 8v,
(Mn lOil'H
lWm m m HH.HRIH
want It never where you don't want it jj
the kitchen. Note the CAH1NET TOPf
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The jf&Xlfo L A MV nevef -disappoints safe,
yyV-L'1jr economical and a won-
derful light elver. Solidlv made.
Your living-room will be pleasantsi
Limn.
If not with yuur dealer, write our nearest agency
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated;
New Traction Line Proposed.
liuukeyo News.)
Hocking-Sunday Creek Traction
Co. was organized Monday in Co
lumbus, for the purpose of build
ing a traction line from Neleon
ville to Sunday Creek.
The capital stock of the com
pany is .f.100,000 and tho incorpora
tion fee required was ;j;!100.
The following well known citi
zens were the incorporators: E. B.
Youg, J. Gaston Coa, M. A. Kreig,
Chus. Vorhes, Warren A. Badger,
H. H. Her, and Chas. E, Foston.
31 en Past Fifty m Danger,
Men past middle life have found
comfort and relief in Foloy's Kid
ney Remedy, especially for en
larged prostate gland, which is
very common among elderly men.
L. E. Morris, Dexter, Ky., writes:
"Up to a year ago my fathor suf
fered from kidney and bladder
trouble and several physiciaus pro
nounced it enlargement of the
prostate gland and advised an
operation. On account of his age
we were afraid he could not stand
it and I recommended Foley's Kid
ney Remedy, and tho first bottle
relieved him, and after taking the
second bottle he was no longer
troubled with this complaint."
Bort to Co.
Rev. Marshall Harrington Elect,
od State Clerk,
I Mnryivllle Journal
At a special meeting of tho Mar
ion Presbytery hold in Delewara
Monday afternoon to dissolve the
pastoral relations of Rev. Paul R.
Hickok, who has been called to
one of the large churches in Wash
inL'ton. Rev. Marshall Harrinorton
of Marysville, was elected states
clerk for the presbytery. Hie
Honor is one that will be appreci
ated by Rev. Marshall Harring
ton's friends.
I Will Send You
Information
In regard to a plan I have perfect
ed, whereby you can increase
your earning power from 50 to
100 per cent in a few months.
You merely follow the plan I out
line. The method I adopt gels
results. You will be enthusiastic
when I send you particulars. If
your education has been neglected,
leave that to me. I will take care
of you in that respect. I helped
Wm. Dobbyn, an ambitious
country boy. He now draws
$5,000.00 annually. Ada
Menafee followed my advice
and in a short time had a po
sition at $1,450.00. The in
formation I gave her, I can send
you. If you want to be somebody
to earn a good salary to do
something in the world we will
tell you how. I will also explain
how you can defray expenses while
preparing for success. Drop a
card NOW, to-day. This will
mean more to you than to me,
The little effort of addressing me at
Columbus, may mean a lifetime of
prosperity to you. State age and
education, I will answer by re
turn mail. Address,
C. A. BLISS,
BLISS COLLEGE
COLUMBUS, O.
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