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DEBATE ON SElGNORAGE
MR., BLAND's ARGUMENT FOR IT'S
PASSAGE FINISHED,
Harterof Ohio Scores Point Against
the Bill-Mr, Kilgoro of Texas
Speaks for Adoption,
STEAMER GOES TO TIE RELIEF OF THE
KEARsAeE's CREW
An Account Of the Wreck of tina stanoh old
Warship The Doomed vesse Going to
Pieces Grow hor, Of Provisions,


Washington, February e--The entire day
was consumed in the house In debate on
a. Bland sc.gnorage bill the speakers
= ng Alessrs Island. c. w. Stone OF Penn
vaniu, AlcSclghan Harter aud Kill
gore
Tho dahotc win no ,,,,c..y,,pi,a to,norrov.
WIN VIC ''i''' l''s' '''''O'
at = O'CLOCK oy special order setting as''e
The rest of the day for eulogtes upon the
late Representative OMEN of Pcnnsyi-
vanla
7. ...., A.. ..,, .,,a ,i,,
'''"s
VIII be reached by TUESDAY u the luF-
theSt ond Mr.. Bland is confident that 1t
VII pass.
MIR plord rser,ned bis smooth ber7In YES
sd, a., $3.50, d, -, ,,t,. ,,,o..
'e'"''E' 'ie "e''''eu 1t was oi''N
saty TO Keep enough Goli IN the treasury
to meet foreign exchanges, Under the
Sherman law. he Insisted. every dollar OF
iron ,,,,.,, rot,. or+zt,rdipg ,,,s re5een,-
- u.
'D-e d" oI'N e''
Anu IL ! were seeEetaty OIL 'ie treasury
should so hold. l would not use my dis
erection in the interest of the gold gam
,'cr. of tr, c,,,rt,.,, -rlbs liu however
49,. en-, ,,,,, g.,
,,ts rs,,sct II ,cl,, r,o,i,lcs thar bav,n,,
- -, 49,,
De'h Ieuee'i'eu VI" soIu OF o'-'e'N 'Se' '''7e
notes shall not be relssued. but shall be
DESTROYED and coin shall take their place.
Il, ot,,,r ,ga,.,s to,,iors v,;u M Iorge,. bc
!" Ot''e' "oi'S, "o'"''9 az ~ 'V''ss' w
able TO force their redemption usalh ana
as4ln IN Soia' ,....-..,....,
u W. stone oil feihsEINahla' VINO Is at
the head OF the minority oil lhe commit
tee on coinage, weights and measures re-
piled to Mr.. Bland. He agreed he said,
with Mr.. Bland that II the first section
of the bill were to be passed. the second
section should be
"If we are prepared to agree to prac-
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PLOT AGAINST PEIXOTO.
THE AN1MUs OF THE DECREE FOR
GENERAL ELECTIONS.
Execution Of the Ringleadcrs Follows
Discovery of the Conspiracy
Very Quickly
sRAsIL's PRssIDEET BADLY SHAKEN
or BY The INCIDENT
Other Suspects Imprisoned, While Many Hast,
70 Eug.aad and America Coming Elsc-
tioas Nay uauas More afoublO,


buenos Ayres, FEBRUARY 9.--Most sensa-
tiunal news has been received here from
mo do 1anelro ana Il Al 1e,,.vca i, No.,
W law sum- ''N"'ie''o' ~ iaSt' Aeeoru-
inE 70 dispatches the decision OF President
peixoto 70 issue the decree calling Tor a
,,,,s,d,,,ist .,..,,,, , - -,
w. = ~ 80
Vi'N''Vt Aos ileihpers OF eotsFeSs on Stafch
!. was only Reached after the precedent
had been badly frightened nv the dlseoy-
an. ~ III, j, ,,,,.,,.. nm, .,a.
'''' "is
several versions Of tue AFFAIR and as they
are contradictory, II seems sulficient to
So. 40. 81. -. $500. -. 60, i,
''N ~ "FFV'AH " navy pee"
widespread ana TO nave counted number
Of influential people among It's members.
i,cn,etny ..,,,,,,t ,,cs,,a.. -
fe'u''" N'''e''' 80 aVoia uh si'e
plot nEainst the life Of Peixoto was dis-
covered tho police were inetrueted Ia ar
-. 49,. ..,....,.
'Nst ''e il"eie"uSIb anu ~ was promptly
done. The trial OF the eonspiratprs is
said 10 hayo followed e,oseiy ,,non a, .,..,.
~, ~ ,5
ANU uv eNiuehse before court maruhi
leaving no doubt TINT they were guilty.
tbev ,vers aentencsa :, de,tn
,iT,o -. ,,,s.,,i,,.- ~, ,,,,,., ..,3 Z,
/, he,.t,,, ,,',,b, ny 70
y, safe b'essVN W '''NV W ny u hSl'e- -
w w. '" Nv, W ~ uHtis1lueiteu Ai'oe
0uNa'ue tue Hne o. AVIunSauohS Nha We're
shot WINE hheeIihE az the 1901 OF freshly
uug graves, whleh We're prepared to re-
oelfe then
AFTER the iatal Voiley the bodies Of the
oonspifatois were hastily placed In the
graves by the sodiora composing the mr.
ing party, the earth was shoseiled upnn
them and the soldiers were cautioned ro,i
to ray a word about the affair nna,,r
thrent ~ ba,nr ahat II ,hpv aid
g,he dteco,arv ,.g ,ba ,'nt- ,,.as,a, t,,,lss
n+nfs No INA ,r,.s, q IN s,..'...
me eonrt nartl,l ana tha seys,, s,,,,,,t,,,,
ai seem 10 nnvs hsrp l,anf ,ro,,, ~. III,
III tbe General pubge hui thelr a,ya,t i,n,,r,
lsreaIdent peixoto a sstd "a ha,se best, a,
preat tnut ne SIGNED the decree call.ne far
the election az Maieh i
In addition Ia tne congpfrntors executed
a nuntppr of other imp.lct.ted nersnns yyere
sentenced 10 n long term Of ifni,pi,sonn,,,t
ana those vino had property we're n0tlilea
mat Il md been ceatl'sctt,-l FOR 10 ilss
Of the government others stEl 81 suspevts
soupAt refuge IN Hleht ana are nov 81,
their way 10 England ana the United
stn,ca.
Advces from South Brazil seem 70 show
that the rebels are stll successful there.
According to dispatches the insurgent
army moving upon Porto Alegra is Iap-
IDLY approaching TINT important pace.
Inc canital Of RIO Grande do SUI, situated
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saO,0OO for snDino Pass

WsshM4tsn. tcpruI.y sr-Atr. Gresham
today secured draft Tor sJo0yO to be sent
from the treasury department To the con
tractor If the work upon harbor improve
mcnts M Sabine Pas.
In The matter Of the light houae az the
mouth OF the Rragos the treasury depart
ment Is awaiting q clear title 20 the site
donated by tho 5razos River improvement
company. As econ as the site can be-
formally decided to the government the
$4,000 light house win bn a. once erected.
Tomorrow morning Gresham ana Grain
VIII 20 before the aub-committee on the
judiciary to argue 10 hobaif of The Crash.
am bin for the creation Of The new Fed
oral judicial dlstnct IN Southern lewaH.
rhe democrats OF tho sub-comnittee nrc
Goodnight Of Kentucky AMI Bailey Of
freNnF.
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PrennrIng for The Reanion

Birmingham, Ala. February 9.-rae FOL
lowing order WAS issued this moraing BY
Camp Hardee United Confederate Voter
ans:
10 United Confederate Veterans;
Camp l3ardee Brning am, Ala, VII
be pleased 10 hear from each camp IN ne
United States as 20 the number Of ie,
gateH which win be present nj the re-
union IN April camp Hardee wants 10
hear from ach camp so ihut preparations
can be made for each delegate WAC VIII
attend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-10

10 to December l. 1884,. The district, as
now defined, IS the same as that made
by The regulations OF last year with the
following exceptions.
IN the State OF Texas. the counties OF
Hardeman, Knox. Haskell. StonoNam ana
fMher have been placed Ia the unaffected
mVa' Eight OF the northern counties OF
Arkansas are exempted from the pro-
VISIONS OF the regulations, being the same
Wh'oh were placed in same area by the
supplemental regulations OF August 50,
~" As concerns Tennessee. tho line.
instead Of crossing the state as last year,
is now made 10 conform TO the southern
boundary line OF the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-10

Washington, February g.--Ayistaut Sec
Rotary Reynolds has rendered a decision
holding that IN claims Tor pensions MS
a dependent father under section 1 OF the
dependent and disability net ot lune 81
ls0 wherein it appears that az the time
OF Ming the application claimant is shown
not TO be in need OF support, but on the
contrary Is enabled by his manual labor to
earn moro than Is necessary FOR an AIDE.
quate support he is not peusipnable under
the provision Of the hrst section of that
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Wool Men stiu on Hand

Washington, February 9,--rhe wool men
who are SIN about the capital IN force
have NOT by any means given up the Tight
Notwithstanding very little announcement
at the hands OF the senate committee on
finance. They are organizing their forces
against t&J free wool schedule ana have
some hope OF being able TO secure a change
In the hii after IL IS reported TO the senate.
If NOT before
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neccivcr for Ilnno nnnk

Washington, February G-The applica-
ton Of Mr. Henry HiAiard, cashier Of the
Austin National sank, To be appointed re-
ce,ver OF the failed National bank at
Ll0no, Texas, was received at the treas.
ury depar meut today Comp no Ter Eek
els had the appointments uader cons,dera-
ton and The Post correspond n I, comb
dent Mr.. Hlnard win be appointed.
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necornilIon Refused

Rome, February The Itaslaa miniser
al Iilo de Janeiro has cablei The ia ian
government saying thai lay, Great hrts
ain Md he United s'a.ts. ;hrapgh their
representatives at RIO de Int,eiro have re-
fused ia recognize the insurgents OF Bra
I'll as bellisereats.
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snld ne NC Innnne.

EImra. n y. February s-The First
National bank Of Watkins suspended to-
day. The bank failure was caused by the
abscondlng Of Cashier John W. Lowe II z
IS said to have taken 5000 all the banks
cash and left letter saying he was in
sane
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600 FREQ INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST VIII pay 800
to the legal heir of any person who
meets death by accident, provided
TINT Mt the time the person NO dying
hns upon his or her body THIS PA
PER. This insurance holds good for
10 hours only, or from Z n. IN. to IL
p. m. of the dnte of this paper. Sat
isructory proofs of each claim must
be presented within Is hours Mt the
business ONCE of The Houston Post.
Remember this policy is void unless
THIS PAPER is upon the person ut
Iime of death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-10

Washington Fehrrnry e1hc house
committee ON judiciary rejaeted the bin OF
Representative Bell Of Col lrado for Il con-
stitutiona ! amendment establishing wo-
mans suffrage.
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STATE AGENTS rop

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS
Betting Hose Pacltings. Etc
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
Wood Split Pullcys'
HENRY r. woRTHrNGToN
Steam Pumps.
E' C. ATKINS & CO,
C'rct lar and Band Saws. Etc.
BRADFORD Betting Co,
Leather Betting.
METROPOLITAN INJECToRs.
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED LuRRIcA-
TORS. -
MAGNOLIA METAL co,
Magnolia Anti-Frictlon Metal.
n, & C, TAYLOR co.
Old style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL Co.
Timers Tools and Supplies.
CoNEL MANUFACTURING co,
Saw Gummers, Swages, Etc.
We carry full stock Of the above at
manufacturers prices, and solicit your
correspondence.
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San Antonio, Texas February -
ollizens' mass meeting tonight Apprentices
Judge Klng. Frank Grice Of the Express
and EX-GOVERNOR ireland committee q
name another committee 70 solicit the pro-
posed 10000 subscription for the San An
tonic and Gulf Shore road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-10

Local forecast for Texas oast Of the
Tooth meridian for the hyen,y-four hours
endlug at midnight. February 49,
North Texas, Central Texas East Texas,
sou awe Texas Fair colder
Conal District-Fair; stationary tempera-
t1fra
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DIED Amer wnIline Upsinir1

Little Rock, Ark. February 9-For the
past twenty years The Fe9oral cour here
has appealed 10 the authorities az Waah
ington 10 place an elevator III The uniied
states building In this cily the steps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-10

Washington. February --Regulaticns
have been issued by the secretary Of agri-
culture dehaing the district commonly
equations win be enforced from February
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New York. February 9.-John Prague
architect, assigned today gihout prefer
ences Assets. $4,000; liabilities Sioo'eo
The failure IS attributed 10 the financial
stringency.
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INC cola nescrrc .

Washington. February 9.-The gold re-
serve OF $lOO0)1000 is once more practically
intact, It requiring only SG25G to make II
absolutely so
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The Mrecls of The ISenrsnrgc.


Washington, February s.-The navy de-
purtment received u dispatch from Lieu
tenant Brainnrd at Colon IN which lie
says lie would sail from there today IN
the city of Para for the rescue of the
kearsarRe's crew. Upon the return OF the
city of Para to Colon she VIII complete
the taking ON of her cargo before sailing
for New York.
Colon, United States OF Colombia, Feb
runry 9.-Uiy Mexican Gable to the New
Norl; Herald. The United States corvette
hearsarge, the flagship OF Acting Rear
Admiral o. F. Stanton was wrecked on
Roncador reef at o'clock last Friday
evening February 2, The Kearsargc was
under both call and steam at the time,
and was going about ten knots whom
she struck heavy sea was running,
and as the character of the Gays In these
waters was well known to the Kearsargea
/ officers, It was evident that safety lay In
/ forcing her as far upon the cay as possible
| before she began to break up. Ac-
cordIngly she was at once llghtened by
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ply oar Robbed .

Carson. New, February s.-1'he pay car
on the virginia and Tru>kee road was rob-
bed tonight. No particulars
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Washington, February i0.--i a. m.-Fore-
cast for Eastern Texas: Fair; colder IN
eastern portion; north winds
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Boston Noes. February o -schacfer 10
night beat Yves Score: sohaefer g9),
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Just Arrived!

Two Cars New Crop Messina Lemons,
zoo and 3eo size.
Ten Cars New York State sesd Fotatoesi
narly Bose. Goodrich. Peerless and
Burbank.
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NOW YORK.--iIhc commission 20 ox
anime into The postal meets OF the oit'
win begin it's seEat3ns about this date
lhcy VIII examine into and report q ilal
relis@ ul,ng the station dlstrisls, rCorHau
lzlng tho CARRIERS and collectors routes
,0cauns stations, sub-5tations and rocetv
ing a51tions, and whatever else Nigh
improve the local service
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ROASTED COFFEE.
ADeI Df1I1

-, ~ any standard brand on the
flsai , 'U the distinct advantage OF
et .borter interval from roaster to
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23
Obituary.


Charles E. Brown died at the
home of his parents on east Front
st. Monday morning at s o'clock of
that most dreaded desease con-
sumption. Charlie, as he was com,
monty called, had beenln the EN-.
ploy of the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. about one year previous to his
death. About the middle, Of last
November twas evident that his
health was fast failing but when
spoken to in regard to his health
would say, NJ think in few days !
will be able to attend to business
again." but no, he gradually grew
worse until death relieved him
The last or his suffering was in
tense, but was borne with patience
and ,tortitude. Charlie lived right
as he often spoke of the word right
.eousness and that 1t meant right
doings and that If we lived right
we would die right. He was a boy
in whose character there was but
little We could criticize or con.
denim. Charlie was one Of those
genial and affable young men
whom to know is to love and re.
spect. He was born near Stouts
vile, Pickaway County, Ohio, age
20 years, 10 months and 6 days.
The funeral services were held
at ithe residence Of bis parents
Tuesday afternoon,at two o'clock
Rev. Martin delivered s very ap
propriate sermon from the text
"Blessed are the dead that die ir
the Lord" His remains were In
tered in Oak Grove Cemetery
He leaves q father, mother, one
brother and q wide circle Of friendl
to mourn their loss, but their lost
Is his eternal gain. IS
| a FRIEND.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23
A NEW PLAYWRIGHT.
Mr.. Eek Sands as the Auth
or of q New Operatic
Extravaganza.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Sands
Jr. came up from Logan yesterday
where Mr.. Sands has been recuper-
ating. Eek, a. he is familiarly
known among his host Of friends,
is looking healthy and fine and
tips the scales at one hundred and
ninety-six pounds.
Last evening hs went up to OK.
ford to attend tho meeting Of the
trustees Of the Miami University.
Mr.. Sands is one Of the Miami
trustees, having been honored with
the appointment by Jas. e. Camp
bell during his term % governor.
Mrs. Sands will be the guest other
mother, Mrs. o. NJ. Avery, In Aron.
dale.
Mr.. Sands has not let the grass
grow under his feet during his
long rest. He has finished an oper.
attic extravaganza that he has been
working on for some time. The
title Of this new production Is "The
Pearl Divers" The plot Is novel
and unique. The story is that Of
number Of New York gentlemen
who 60 on a cruise to the seas fol
pearls. The Hrst act represents
the party on shipboard. The sec
ond act shows them decending Il
the, bottom Of the sea from thei
ship In diving-bells. Here the!
discover several pretty mermaids
which, OF course, are interpreted b!
y0ung ladies. They take the se'
nymphs home with them to New
York and In the third act max
them their wives, and introduc
them into society. Incidental L
the play will be any number Q
catchy songs Mr.. Sands has al
ready submitted his manuscript Z
an EAstern manager Of prominepc
and the production may be locke
for during the coming season.
CIncins0ti Commercial Gazette.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23
A Sad Accident. '

Yesterday morning our com.
munity was shocked by the sad In
telligence that George Heine, one
of the prominent butchers Of this
place, was struck and killed by the
south bound passenger train on the
River Division Of the G. II. v. & T.
Ry. at a crossing three quarters Of
a mile this side OF Union Furnace.
II seeing that Mr.. Heine had
started out TO buy some cattle and
was driving a young horse which
stopped just on the crossing and
despite Mr.. Heine's efforts, the
balky animal refused u tnoye. It
Is supposed that the train coming
around the curve and being almost
upon him, he evidently became be-
wildered and before he could make
an effort to escape, was struck by
the train and his skull fractured. \
An engine as pressed into SER
vice and with pr.. Campbell was
sent to Union Furnaces to bring
Mr.. Heine to Logan.
He lived but q few minutes after
reaching the Logan depot.
The funeral services will be held
at tho Hunter Street Lutheran
Church, Sunday morning at lO:OO
O'Clock standard time.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23
NOTICE.

For the choicest and best Of old
MOn0neahela Rye or Bourbon
Whiskles for medical use, and the
best Of Foreign and Domestic
Wines, Brandies, Runs, Alcohol,
&C., for all purposes, call at the old
reliable corner OF Market and Main
Streets, where "Sammy" Rempel
will wait on you. Every article
you will find to be as represented
by the attending clerks, and war
ranted strictly pure.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23

-Parlor Cars on all Express
trains Of the g. H. & T. Ry. be.
tween Columbus and Toledo and
Columbus and Athens. Purchase
tickets via this popular line 70 To.
ledo and Detroit.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23
On the Death Of Emma
Hilderbrant.

An opening hud-s promising flower,
Has early left It's earthly bed.
It was waited up TO heavenly bower
And left its casket With the dead.
sho left her father and mother dear,
Their little baby, brother sweet,
And has gone-the angels 70 cheer,
Where her Savior she will meet.
He takes her gently by the hand,
To lead her through the pearly gate.
And tells her of sweet beulah tho land.
Where for her loved ones she can wait
Farew ell, Emma, child Of our love,
We pray with yon to meet again,
In that peaceful happy home above
Whore all is free from toll md pain. :
MRS. NJ. F. BROOKS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23

Last Monday evening John
Nuster, while closing the shutter
of the back window. in his saloon,
slipped and run his hand through
che window, cutting his wrist in a
very bad manner.
The following act was recent
ly passed by the Legislature In re-
gard to the quail:
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State of
Ohio, that no person shall at any
time kill any quail for the purpose
Of conveying the same beyond the
limits of this State, nor for the pur.
pose of sale In the markets Of this
State, or shall transport, or shall
have in possession with intent to
procure the transportation beyond
said limits, and Of such birds kill
ed within this state. The recep.
tion of any person within this
State of any such birds for ship
ment to a point without the State,
shall be prima facia evidence that
said birds were killed within the
State for the purpose Of carrying
the same beyond It's limits.
SEC. 2. Any person violating any
Of the provisions Of the preceding
section shall be fined not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more than
afty dollars for each and every Of.
fense.
k/-One Of the most charming
events Of the season was the lawn
fete rendered Miss Tuthill, Of Lam.
caster, at the handsome residence
Of Mr., and Mrs. Captain Bowen
last Friday night. The grounds
were lighted by Japanese lanterns
giving the lawn beautiful appear
ance. Lunch was served on the
lawn at l1:8O O'Clock after which
dancing was the order Of the eve.
ming. The guests from abroad
were as follows: Mrs. Tuthill,
Mrs. Jeffries, Fennick Ewing, OF
Lancaster; Mr.. Denman, Of Wash.
ington d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Kessinger
Mrs. Stella McGrath, Miss Bertha
Newton, Miss Ella Shepard, Miss
Gertie Shepard, Mr.. Chas. Poston
Mr.. Preston, Mr.. Goodwin, Of Mel
sonville; Hon. ]. q. Huffman, New
Lexington. The following Logar
people were present: Mrs. F. F
Rempel, Mrs. Chas. Rose, Mrs
Sarah Pullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Eek. Sands
Mrs. AL Brooke, Mrs. Jim Kimber
ling, Mrs. @. P. Caughey, Mrs. R
G. Caughey, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Kessler, Mrs. ]. HI. Dye, Mrs. HON
er Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
!. Work, Mrs. Frank Rochester
Misses Blanche Wright, Charlotte
Work, Lucy Walker, Alice West
enhaver, Clara Westenhaver, Es
s;a E;:.ney, Grace Finney, Ma.
Kessler, Gertrude, Baker,, Maggi
Rempel, Lizzie Rempel, Maggi
: McCarty, Minnie White, Kat
Freisner. Ruth Brooke, Juli'
Wheeler. Jessie Cline, Ernin'
Floyd, Lizzie Blasius, Nettie Bias
ius and Jessie Collins; Messrs. Jas
Montgomery, A. X. Smith, Harr.
\ Ambrose, Will Strentz, Franl
Blasius, Will Moore, Chas. Lytle
Chas. Work, Fred Rochester, Chai
|, Wood, Robt. Wright, Bert Hal
rington, M. 81. Harrington, Arc
4 Kreig.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-23
To 0nr Patrons and Friends.

when you go away from home, or have
kricnds visiting you, or you are going to give
church or society contemplate any proceed-
lngs, or when you sell, buy, or change your
eer Is married, or when your neighbor gets
new baby, or, in word, II you know any.
thing of Interest to the public, bring or send
II In and the DEMOCRAT willgladly appreci-
ate IL.
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S Z I Rs E. CO.
5outh Mulberry St. LOGAN OHIO
Notice 70 Teachers and Those Whs
are Preparing to Teach.

The Logan Summer School will
begin July 2, and continue 6 weeks.
Objects: ~ To give an oppor-
tunity for thorough review OF the
Common Branches.
(2) To assist those who desire 70
do advance work.
g; To give instructions In the
latest and most improved methods
Of teaching. e ~
N. B. All persons wishing TO
study bookkeeping should notify
NJ early. 50
For further information address,
r. II. RAYMAN, Logan, O.
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