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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
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COLUMBUS
Zeal EState-
Ideal Investment property.

have given Yeas, with excellent
results, To the subject of investing
sums, large and small for others;
and those " ho want bargains, should
see the elegant variety of ideal in
vestmert property, | am now offer
ing in the edge of Columbus. Al
prices that will double and treble
within about three years.
This property consists of lots, ad
ditlons and acreage which pa,s it,
way in rentals, and always finds 3
Ready and Rising market, shoall
you want 10 sell.
| want a "'hustler" in Logan TO So
licit for me; and those having friends
desiring 10 invest, should write me
Tor particulars and plates.
J. 5. RICKETTS,,
Room 5Coiu:nbia Blk. Columbus. 0.
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A New Dairy Ins.ructor.


II. j. Noyes, Richland City, Wis, has
been appointed chief instructor in but
ter and cheese making at the Ohio
state university, with the title OF as
Eistant professor of dairying in place
of Prof Goodrich, who resigned to de.
vote his whole time to his private in.
terrsts.
Prof. Soyes was born in April, 1852,
Mt Richmond. Mcllenry county, Ill,
and spent the first twenty-one years oi
his life on the farm. lie had been in
the butter and cheese making business
for twenty-five years, having operated
factories at Lawrence, HI, and Poy-
pette and Dixon, Wis, and since 1855
he has owned and operated a com bined
cheese and batter factory at Richland
City, Wis. having l,tsly purchased a
second factory at Eastwood. The ca
pacity of these two cheese factories is
ei.00o ponds of milk daily.
Prof. Moves is careful student and
has given much time and attention to
the study of scientific AMI practical
carrying. lie has done as much, per-
haps. as any other man towards ai-
yancing dairy interests III Wisconsin
aud in the country generally. His
worth has received recognition at the
hands of dairynen everywhere, harir 2
j,een twice elected treasurer OF the
Northwestern Factory Cheese Makers
association. and in February, 1891. wa4
elected as the president of the National
Lutter and Cheese Makers association.
During the winters of 1892. 1893 and
1894 Prof. Moves was employed as chief
instructor in tn. creamery depart ment
OF the Wi9consin dairy school at Mad
tson. and through his energy did
much to help give the school its pres
ent high standing, During the past
season he was employed by the State
Dairynep's associa ton, of Wisconsin,
VS. travelling chee e instructor. AS an
institute worker ne is we'll known to
Wisconsin farmers, having taken a
very prominent part in the institute
for MANY years.
Prof. Noyes has established high
reputatio for himself, and is now re-
gardei ss one OF the leading men in
the butter and cheese business in the
entire country. His products always
command fancy PRICES. The past seas
on he received first premium on cheese
at the Wisconsin State Fair. lie holds
the siiyer cup for the best cheese at
the meeting of the Wisconsin Dairy
mems association, held last winter at
New London, also gold and silver med
als awarded by ths Wisconsin Cheese
Makers associatiqp in 1884 and 1895.
The Ohio State University is to be
congSatu lated on being able to secure
the errFices of such an able man to
fane charge Of the instruction in the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
KNIGHTS of the MaccaheeS.

The State Commander writes US
from Lrncoln, Nah., is follows:
\ ter trying other medicines fdr
what seemed Ia be very oisI-
mate cough in our two children
we lrien DR. Kings New Dlscov
ery ard "a, the end Of wodaye The
cnu.h lnfl them. We viii not be
witluuI it hereafter. a. oUr eXpC-
rirnce proves that II cures where
all other remedies tail Signed
I. ". Stevens, 81 ta Cum.-N hv
not give Il is great medicine II
iri,'. 3s It is ouaraI t al ant. tris
h"'iIp> are free 1T f. lialIlngtons
DrnG~in!".
Regular sizr soc and 81.
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Phenomenal Success

attained i'll this depart prompted
us to widely advertise our work and
TO make 1t IA special feature of our
school. Our mail department is un-
der the personal supervision of an
able instructor, under whose guild
ance the highest degree of conpe-
ten,y may he attained by correspon-
iemce. Wiite today and secure a
business education free. Text books
furnished at one-haIf the regular
rrice. Address
CAPITAL CITY COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, Topeka, Kansas. Box B
Oct. 10 80 Tyr.
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AN CPPOR FOR YOUNG
EAR MeRS.


instructions in DairyinG at the Ohio State
UNIVERSITY.
If you have leisIrc the coming WIN
ter. and desire to learn the mos; APP
proved methods of making butter and
cheese. it will pay yoa - take the
special course in dairying offered by
the State university.
Over forty sluients avli'el them
serves Of this ius:ructi n last yea-.
No one VINO de ,lrr> to oecDme an ex-
pert IN butter or cheese making. or
who wishes Il lit himself for the posi-
tlon OF manager or superintendent CT
creamery. snouid miss this oppor-
tunitv for stady an training
The course opens January S. 1895,
and will continue for eleven weeks.
The incidental and laboratory fees are
Sl5.
Any one who wishes further nfor-
NATION should send his al lreSs TO the
secretary OF the school OF agriculture,
Prof. VIM. T. l.azenbv. Columbus, 0.
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Free Of CHARGE

to a limited number of persons.
TINS course will be completed il
forty lessons. No charge for diplo
mas. This offer will be open for &
limited time only.
Our method of instruction by
mail is far superior TO that of any
other school. Hundreds of testimo-
mails OF our patrons, tesiifying 10
the merits OF our work, are Oh file in
our Office. The
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

Engl;sh Spavan Liniment removes
all hard, soft or calloused Jumps and
blcmishes from horses, :luod s,a;ing,
curbs, spiints,sweeny. ri"gbone, stiles
srrains. all swollen threats. coughs,
ctc. Save $50 by use of ore bottle
Warranted the most wonderful blem
ISL cure ever known. Sold by f.
Huntington, druggist, Logan, Ohio.
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Bright Boy Wanted

in every town to sell The Pittsbure
Post. Great opportunities offered to
boys in Western Pennsylvania, East
crn Ohio and West Virginia. The
Post is always in demand and sells
wherever it is pushed. Boys can
work after school hours and earn
pocket money. For particulars ad-
dress Circulation Department The
Post Pittsburg, Pa.
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SOUTH Br UND.

hp Bacheye Flyer is the Business Mems
rain to Chicago. fitted with cleGGnt Par
rE;,rS AMI the easy Pullman SirrpeIs.
Through Pullman J:'Iacr Sleeping cnTs
on night trains 10 COlun. IuS ARD chicago.
The only lincrunnIng through iariUr c;; r.
between Toledo and Colun lus,
seat fisr,, ,inly ~ cents.
Rates via the Buck 2At Route are alwal.
as low as via :nY Otiirr lirt.
For rates. maps and other Information.
call on &. W, ScIwcnlir. Ag't al lcg;. II. oi
write w. II. FISHER General Passen". {.
and Ticket Agent. Room Il. Dcshler Biz OK
Columbus. Ohio
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Avoid Cosmetics.

Ladies, shun cosmetics, Most Of
the common preparations contain
poisonous chemica's s which exert 4
delterious action on the skin; and at
TIE best no paint, powder or wash can
supply .te natural teauty of a fine
complexion. They are palpable and
a palrab!e fraud is an abomination.
Pure rain water and good health are
essentials to hca.l..ui SKIN The
fqqiTmeeEF fqqiT is plentiful; the latter can pc
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

regained and KEEP. by the use OF DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Which purifes the blood, removes
rimp'e., blackheads and ronghness,
strenthens impaired digestion and
wards off pulmonary diseases. With
ont pure blood you cannot have Il
clear complexion.
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Agriculture and Industrial Arts

In a recent article in the Nebra ska
State Journal concerning the Ohio
State university president in Ohio. DR..
Garfield is quoted as follows: "a
grand chance to work for grand uni
versity not so very far in the future
We will make it the Ann Arbor of The
state and more. for we viii carry in
struction in agriculture ani industrial
arts, with out which no state university
is really complste."
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No Mileage Ticket Equals it! The Buckeye

No Mileage Ticket Equals it! The Buckeye
Ticket.
covers more mileage than any IN
Interchangeable mileage ticket now
on sale. 1t is god over the entire
Is Il O system est of Fittsburshi
The Erie Lines West of Salamanca;
The Big Four System; The Is. IL o.
System; The Z. H. & d. and ninety
nine ether ralsroaGs.
The price is $50, COOL one year.
Ask agents c. Ii. V. Il +. Rv, frr
leaflet giving fall list of railroads
covered, or address w. III. Fisher,
G.. 7. a., columbus, D.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

Victims of youthful iollics suffering
from nervous debility. lack of self
confidence. impaired memory, and
kindred symptoms, should send ten
cents in stamps for large illustrated
treatise, giving means of certain cure
with numerous testimonials. sent IN
a plain sealed envelope. Address,
Worlds DispenSary Medical Associ-
ation, 6G3 Main Street, Buffalo, New
Yos!z,
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Excursion Gates, Atlanta ExnOsition via tho
Buckeye Rcute.

Excursion Gates, Atlanta Exnosition via tho
Buckeye Rcute.
Round trip excursion tickets To
Atlanta, Ga, account the cotton State
Exposition. a:e now on sale at al
stations on the columbus, Hook 'ns
Valley & Toledo Ry,at exceptionally
season will find the Buckeye Route
the most profitable to travel and is
by all odds tie best to reach the
South from Central and Northern
Ohio points. Inquire or address
agents c ii V & 7 Ry, for full in-
formation as to routes, rates. etc.
w. III. Fisher.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

Yong and middle aged men sufIer-
ing from nervous debility, less of
mem ry. premature old age, as the
r,sult of bad habits, should send 10
cents in stamps for illustrated book
Offering sute meaus to cure, sent Sc
cureiy sealed in plain envelope. Ad-
dress, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

The Board OF School Examiners Of Logan
Nilla"n wil! hold regular n;eetir.gs for the
Examination al applicants Teachers Cerii6.
Gates on the Third Wednesday Of February
\ rii .irne. august urtOEer and Dace her, NJ
ihe Office of The SUPERINTENDENT. il tLr
School building of said NIll,.e. Exaniira
iioiS begin 1T $50 y. NJ. (stand;,r.Il of eacI.
lay.
By Order of Board of FIX
.. ". II. " rici,I. Pres.
=. r. aylnan, tleIk.
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The Mileage Far Excellence

Isnow the Chic Central Lines.
interchangeable 1000 Mile Ticket.
Covering the 2 Il o System West
of Pittshurg, including the Pitts
burg & Western, the Big Four and
other systems, it is q book that NJ
person wto travels can afford to be
without. 1t IL commended for in
vestigation by our patrons. J27
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

160 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
7 he Atkinson farm. on Mocasin
Creek cheap for cash or on easy
terms. For particulars, write to
ADoLPH GoLDFREDRICK,
CircleviIle, Ohio,
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o!i,ilg Like H. Tae- Ohio Ceatru!
Mileage Ticket.

Covers more mileage than any
ticket iii tie marHet. The Cnly
book good OF entire B. & O. system
west of Pittsburgh. 1t also includes
the Big system. Get it and have
al ever ready ticket over all i'm
portant Ines.
Price 500; good one year. Apply
to Central Agents, or address
Mou'ton Rouk. G. p. A.,
Toledo, OHIO.
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CHIC DAYS 4th d 9TH AT AT
LANTA EXPOSITION.

The c. II. V. & T Ry. will sell
excursion tickets good for ten DAYS
on December 2nd and 3rd at the
low rate of Sl4.25 from Logan TEis
is your chance to visit The great
Exposition.
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The CORN ROOT WORM.

The city CT Washington has the
highest monument IN tie world.
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i Ib| | and

The Babies own Magazine. For =
baby up to & or years old. n :
magazine for the little ones.which =
always charms them says the
Ladies Home journal.
Leading features of New Volume:
Mary ElleiI's P..aytimes. Her adven-
lures and playmates. BY Mrs E Ia
Farman Pratt.
Baby's Birthday songs. Charming
verses with pictures for every baby
of every month, by Grey Burleston
A Pint of Peanuts. Entertaining OF, :
cupation for the nursery,by Marion
Beatty.
Cu:ious Drawing Lessons, by Boz
Mother Goos-ish Jingles and Pictorial
Stories in every number.
Beautiful Full page pictures that tell
their own stories.
New vol. begins with Nov. number
ALPHA PUBLISHING CO. 212
Boylston st. Boston, Mass.
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To advertise our College
we will give a thorough
course of instruction il double
and single entry BooK-keep-
ing and ommercial Arith-
metiC, by mail.
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
To Secure a Practical
Business Education
Without Leaving
Home.

An Unprecedented offer made
by the Famous Capital City
Commercial College, Of
Topeka, Kansas. Offer open
for a limited time cnly.
Write to-day and secure
the Full Course Free.
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Official Directory.

STATE AND DISTRICTS.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07
NOR MON HOPES.

The United States grand jury al
Salt Lake City has Indicted John
Beck for the misdeameanor, com
mon enough in that territory, of
unlawful cohabitation that it is
living with plural wives. Beck is
a piece of heavy ordinance in the
Mormon ecclesiastical artillery,
and bis arrest and indictment for
the old offense has gone far to
show that the church still main
tains it's hope of reviying the insti
tuition of polygamy when sheltered
by statehood, from the hostility of
the general government. True,
the proposed state constitution pro.
vides adequate punishment for
practising the patrialchai system
of marriage, brrwith one or more
Mormons ON jury there would be
no conviction, reliance that ex-
lists in the breasts Of FL Paso's
gamblers in their expectations of
successfully defying the state law.
This idea is carried cut further by
pronounced intention OF Canadian
Mormops to practice polygamy it
allowed to enter the United States,
and their expressed intention of
violating the law at Salt Lake
City. These Canadian Mormons
came from Scotland where they
were converted" by Mormon
elders sent out from Utah.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07
MINING AT WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle,
The Jicarilla camp is creating
considerable excitement in Its lode
claims. which, up TO this time, hays
not been producers. although there
has been some mill tests which
proved we'll, and there have been
large number of good assays of
quartz. There has been but little
done 30 far, except the merest sur
face prospecting this has been en-
couraglng and many claims have
been located on veins and ore bodice
but at no place has the work
reached below the surface disturb
ance. the deepest shaft in the camp
being $50 feet; and only one has
reached 100 feet. Although the
ore is persistent IN depth, and the
work in all the shsfte shows that
the broken condition on and below
the surface is responsible for the
crushed state of the veins. l'h's
broken condition does not sesm I"
extend down 10 any considerable
depth; the Evening Star at the
bottom OF the shaft (l00 IT, has
some live granite and a little
water, indicating that they are
passing out of the break. The
same is true OF Others in the camp
We believe there are few places
where the dlsturbancs extends down
200 feet.
Most OF the veins in the Jicarills
Mountains are contact veins, be-
tween granite and porphyry,
number of these are capped with
iron and this usually carries gold,
the gold IN the csnons where there
has been good placers can be traced
to these contact veins, and there
is little doubt but these veins fur
nished the wealth of the plseers.
The development OF these contact
veins must prove profitable to
those who go down below the sur
face disturbance. for the quartz In
that camp all carries more or less
iron below the surface and the
quartz carries considerable pyrities
which carries we'll in gold. When
water level 10 reached it Is doubtful
il much OF the ore will be free
milling as IL is on and near the
surface, but veins carrying quartz
and pyrities have proven the moss
lasting and persistent in depth.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07

apron, the coarse gold falling on
TO the gauge where 1t is held by
the rifles. The dust and fine dirt
falling on the opposite side of the
machine from the coarse dirt sar
headings, enabling the operator to
run a large amount of dirt without
moving tho machine. The screen
and apron are set at correct angles
for both screening and running off
avoiding a change in position for
each operation. The apron con
ceutrates and contents of the dust
box are dumped after running
through fifty to 100 pans o. dart and
the gold is separated by dry or wet
panning. Enough fine gold, that
is lost by ordinary dry machines,
is saved by the Colorado" to buy
grub, which is a considerable item.
Antonio Bargas with three mem
picked out and ran through 1000
pans of screened dirt in seven
hours recently at the Hillsboro
placers with one Of these machines.
Elder & Pitkin are the inventors
and manufacturers.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07

The Apache Kid is dead. Suai.
cient legal proof OF his death has
not been produced to enable his
slayer to claim the 5000 reward
placed upon the rcnegade's head.
but settlers in the Sierra Anchas,
in the Superstition monn;ains,
along the upper San Pedro ana
wherever else the KID used to rosns
are 40 firm in the belief that hs
has been killed that an atmosphere
OF relief prevails within that lately
infested region. Arizona Re-
publican.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07
NEW GOLD AND SILVER
TAXES.
Mexican Financier, May lS.

Mexican Financier, May lS.
We publish in this issue, the
new scheme Of taxation on the
precious metals in the amended
forn in which ii was finally ap.
proved in the chamber of depties
The effects of the new law on the
mintage dues may conveniently BIZ
considered frat. AT the present
time, bars taken to the mint for
coinage are subject to siegnor-
age charge of 4 Al per cent In the
case of silver, and a 6l8 per cent
for gold. as well as to certain stamp
taxes giving an aggregate charge
for the mintage OF both metals of
trihe in excess Of 8 per cent.
Under the new legislation, the old
stamp duties are to be abolished,
and the charges at the mint are
fixed at a uniform rate for both
metals, of 5 per cent, OF which 3
per cent is to be payable in stamps,
thus there Is a slight reduction in
the mintage dues.
The expectation of silver and
gold bars has always been subject
to the same dates as those charged
for miutage, and under the new
law, will benefit by the reduction
of these duties. We may add that
the smelling companies operating
under special concessions here,
will continue to enjoy exemption
from the 2 per cent mintage due
! on the proportion oi silver not in
excess Of 700ths contained in the
base bullion exported by them but
will have 10 p"y the 3 per ceut
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07
the operations and that they were
after I'd.

A Tombstone mother has adept
ed the "laying on hands" treatment
that is now taking the plan OF
christian science, says the Pros
pector. She cured her freckled-
faced offspring OF the cigarette
habit with one dose. She laid her
left hspd on the boys neck, her
right hand on substantial slipper
and then LAID the slipper where
it would do the most good. 1t
effected cure, and relapse is not
looked for.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07
PROSPECTING FOR GOLD.

From the Albuquerque Democrat
Mrs. Grove, an Old Town clair
yoyau., was directed some months
ago by her ghostly advisers to dig
at certain spot on the west side Of
the Old Town and she would nm
earth some valuable hidden treas
ure. Having failed to find any
gold and silver coin or bullion at
the place indicated, she has now
located large deposit of valuable
mineral on the m's,, about three
miIss east OF the city, The, woyk-
men under the direction of Mrs
Grove have sunk several shallow
prospect holes and are now at work
on a shaft which is down TO depth
of a pout thirty five feet. In an
swer 10 an inquiry by a mesa refi
dent as to what they were digging
for, tue prospectors answered,
"agua" water), hut further in
quiry elected the facts above given
that Mrs Grove. was directing
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-06-07

A st. Louis politician WAS shot
dead by woman who was jealous
OF him. and Topeka man was
sho: at three times by bis wife be-
cause be was jealous OF her. and
this causes an exchange to remark:
Jealousy is dangerous sentiment
either way you take il, when a
woman holds the gun"