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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
READ OUT OF THE PARTY.

Addicks and Supporters Denounced By
the Republicans.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 9.-Six or
seven hundred Republicans of prominence
have signed a statement reading J. Edward
Addicks out of the Republican party. The
statement reads:
1--WE hereby unquali6edly condemn the
methods employed in this State by J.
Edward Addicks to crafty his selfish po-
litical ambition, and particularly his
treachery to the Republican party in the
late Senatorial contest; and we hereby de-
clare that J. Edward Addicks has for these
reasons placed himself in antagonism with
and outside the Republican party, and is
not entitled to be recognized as member
of it,
The statement also reads out of the
party Robert J. Hanley, VINO is charged
with cooperating with the Democrats of
the General Assembly to defeat the cleo
tion of a Republican Senator. Haniey
is State Senator and managed the 'sAd-
dicks or nobody campaign" last winter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
FOUNDERING OF 4 TUG.

The Campbell Went Do,Un and HI of the
CreaC PcrtShed.
DULUTH, MINI. Dec. 9.-News was re-
ceived here this afternoon of the founder
ing of the tug Pearl S. Campbell, of the
Inman line of this city, off Huron Island,
Saturday morning. The lost are: Captain
w. L. McGilvra, master; John Lloyd, first
mate; George McCort, chief engineer; Fred
England: second engineer; cook, name un-
known; two tiremen, names unknown.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10

WASHINGTON, D.. c., 8.
M CALL Francsco Ibeieve
the
would
principal
is Calornians,
with their indomitab will do mc but they
This
the and West
Pacific this
necessarily the result.
well if
with flying and firing
of Francisco
RI I'll. l.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
HARVEY IN TENNESSEE.
The Silrer Champion Spoke to Large
Audfence.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 9.-W. 81.
Harvey, author of "Coin's Financial
School," spoke at the Masonic Theater
tonight. He arrived here this morning
from Chicago, and this afternoon held a
reception at the Nicholson House. He
was called on by large number OF free
silver men Of this city and other parts of
the State.
Tonight the theater was crowded. On
the stage were many of the most promi-
nent free-silver men in the State. Mr..
Harvey spoke for two hours and fifty
minutes and held the close attention Of
his auditors. He was literally applauded.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
SPECTATORS ON THE JUMP.

Millions of Shares of Mining Stock Sold
In Colorado.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CoLo., Dec. o.
Speculation in the Cripple Creek gold
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10

ID. C., 9.
CHARLES Nj SHORTRIDGE, CALL,
midnight favorable for San Francisco We
the first ballot the barometer of the obbe
shall win but don't up the flag yet.
N. P. CHAPMAN.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 9.

CHARLES NJ SHORTRIDGE Editor CALL, San Francisco: We
mine called headquarters
their committeeman saying: "We have
claim the reward" The
though had secured additional
Florida, South Carolina, New
Mexico and Montana Nothing but elated
A. CH.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10

sincere in desiring the Convention, and
this matter was broadly discussed by the
committee during the trip yer this after
noon.
The California delegation held a meet
ing this afternoon, at which reports from
the individual members were read and
general satisfaction expressed at the graf
flying condition of affairs. The delegation
then visited the Pittsburg headquarters in
body. There they met Senator Quay, to
whom they were presented by Mr.. de
Young, and who in turn made them ac-
quainted with the Pittsburg contingent,
whose headquarters are especially attrac-
tive by reason of their location and their
esthetic appointments.
From there the Californians proceeded
to the st. Louis headquarters, where SIM
liar introductions followed. Tonight the
Pittsburg and st. Louis delegations re-
turned the call with due solemnlty. The
utmost good feeling exists between all the
rival claimants, and so far, notwithstand-
ing the earnestness with which the contest
is waged, not single word of disparage-
ment has been uttered by one delegation
of the other.
The executive committee, OF which Man.
ley OF Maine is chairman, held brief
meeting tonight agreeably to the under
standing reached this afternoon, but it re-
suited in nothing Of public interest. The
committee which was appointed to-day to
draft telegram of congratulation to be
sent to Governor-elect Bradley of Ken
lucky to- morrow had not completed their
work at late hour tonight. but will do SO
in time for its early transmission Tuesday
forenoon.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-30

ally the doctrines OF election, predestna-
ton and the DEGREES. involving everlast-
ing punishment, etc.
'And tnese,' said. ''are the SPECIAL
points OF Calvinistic doctrine, are they
not?''
Yes. and there is where DR.. Patton
outgeneraled them. So the revision after
all was only barren victory
This. as nearly as l can rem member was
the substance of my interview with the
Presbyterian clergyman. l often wonder
if our believers in Calvinism ever consider
that if men are Judged according to the
deeds done in the body rather than by
doctrines and beliefs entertained in tho
brain, the entire fabric OF their creed
touching the final DESTINY and condition
Of the soul after death dissolves in air.
When we once assume that Calvinism
is true, the logic of Johnathan Edwards
in his pleasant speculations on the tor
ments of the damned and the bliss of the
elect is not only irresistible but reason
able H clai med that the happiness of
the latter would be enhanced by looking
over the tattlements of Heaven and be-
holding their friends writhiig in the
flames and agonies Of hell. And this ii
Calvins premises are true, is an newt
able sequence, for indifference on the
part of the electionoerning either the
absence or the condition of tie nonelect
would imply a state of spiritual paralysis
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-30
CALVINISM AND EVOLUTION
BY JAMES q. CLARK

Some four years ago, while residing IN
Oregon, 1 was accosted by an intelligent
Presbyterian minister--a resident pastor
of the town Who had recently returned
from general synod of his church held
in an eastern city.
He inquired if | had read the news
paper report of the discussions over the
question OF revising the Westminster con-
fession OF faith. | replied that | had and
that | was glad to know that majority
favored revision.
Yes" he answered, "but the ma jori.
ty descended to all the unfair methods
of ward politicians and we outgene.aled
them after all
asked in what way. "Oh, DR.. Patton
managed to head them off and hedRe
them in with resolution that the revi-
sion should in no way involve the intes-
rity of Calvinistic doctrine"
Well" ! answered, what is meant
by the integrity of Calvinistic doctrine?'
Ny friend replied: 1--WE mean espeoi-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-30

involving the suspension of every finer
sens bility-.a state that would OF itself
be death if not hell.
Jesus said, 81 came that We might have
life, and have it more abundantly. Life.
if it means the opposite of death, means
not the benumbing but the quickenine
of all the faculties of the soul, and if
such is the casa it follows that the saint is
IN glory must necessarily experience
intense Joy or agony over their friends
IN torment, and agony would make he'll
OF heaven. while Joy, under such circum-
stances, would imply that God in order
to make his saints happy, had found 1t
necessary to change them into fiends
more heartless and cruel than the dis
ci pies of the devil himself.
The Philadelphia Evangelical Board OF
Publication publishes one of President
Johnathah Edwards tracts containingr
the following paragraphs:
Natural men are held in the hend of
God over the pit Of hell. They have de-
served the fiery pit and are already SEN
fenced to 1t, and God is dreadfully pro-
, voked. His anger is as great toward them
as to those that are actually suffering the
execution OF the tierceness of His wrath
in hell" "1he God that holds you over
the pit of hell, much in the same way as
one holds a spider or some loathsome in
sect over the ire abhors you and is
dreadfully pro, oked. His wrath towards
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THE TRUTH ABOUT LANCASTER


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Agency for Pabst Beer
Agency for Pabst beer Pacific Botliu8
WORKS. cor. Fifth and wolfskill sta.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
Suggestion to Farmers. Pre-
pare for the Institute.

| AT the coming Farmers Institute,
to he held iu this county next month
it is suggested that any person inter
ested in agriculture may present his
views and suggestions as to the topics
to be discussed to the executive Com
mittee sometime before it's meeting.
as it is this committee called together
by the Secretary for the purpose that
has the arranging of the program and
any hints,as to subjects and speakers,
would no doubt be thankfully re
ceived by the committee if made in
time and the time will be announced
later, soon after the Holidays.
Better still, meet with this commit
tee.
1t will be glad to have you. The
Institute this year will be better at
LenueQ imam ever ana lDe more inter-
est you take in them the more good
they will do.
Try and think up some subject and
some man or woman to handle it and
let the Institute have the benefit of it.
Debates are good. Any current
topic, affirmative and negative, any
thing to arouse discussion and awake
enthusiasm. Now don't forget. 1t is
with interest taken the benefit lies.
Meet with the Committee or confer
with an officer.
:.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
OUT PAIN.

No Cas- No Coaine! No fear of the
Dental chart A perfectly painlrss
operation by new and scientific
method. DIR NJ c Blair from W II
NJ University, cleveland, o.. accom-
panied by his wife Lena NJ Blair,
challenge the world in the painless ex
traction of teeth without the use of
gas, ether, cloraform, cocaine or odvu
lunder but by the latest scientific
method. ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS and
free of charge, if not satisfactory to
the patient. The DR. is the inventor
and patentee of his method and is un
derstocd only by himself and wife.
lie removed 1000 during his stay in
Lancaster, O. The patients have
nothing but words praise for him.
Office at Rempel House, Logan, 0.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dec. 9th, 10th and llth.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

I That clara Westenhaver, court
stenogopher, left Monday for few
weeks visit in kalamazo, Mich, anc
chicago.
That Miss May kessler entertained
few Of her friends at cards Thurs la,
night in honor of Miss May castle o
Lancaster.
! That all you short skates fall in
The cana! i'll frozen over aud those
who love the sport can leave there
stars behind.
That the following officers have
been elected by the Knights OF 81
John to serve one year. Spiritual
+ adviser Rev T Powers, Acting Pres,
Frank Brown, lst vice pres, Cha:
Beck, end vice pres, John Geiger
Recording Secly, Edward Beck, Fin.
ancial Secty, Edward Beck, Treas
urer John E Canty, Trustees, Frank
Brown, John E Canty, John Brady,
Chas Beck, and A J Judy.
That at the election of X of p Of
ticers the following we're elected;
Representative E NJ Martin, G C, JAS
Martin, vice G. G., Frank Shaw, Pre-
late. Geo Schaffer, Master of Arms,
VIM Funk, Master of Exchequer,
Chas NJ Bowlby, Master of Finance,
Harry S Brown, Master of Work, Jas
Shaw, X of r and S, } w Strentz,
Trustee, 4 NJ Martin.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

Bro. McGrath has retired from
! Editorial service on the Athens Jour
nal and will give his entire attention
to the management of his hotel: the
popular Brown House of Athens.
! Mr. McGrath is succeeded in the Jour,
+ nal hy Mr. Harris of McConnelsville,
/ to whom we extend the hand Of fel-
J lowship and welcome him to the cir,
! Gle of the editorial afflicted.
There is not q benevolent ms
+ titutIon in the the City of Columbus
! that has not secured aid from the city.
county or state, excepting the Mt.
carmel lIosp;t;l. All that it is, it
has been made by the cyertons Of the
noble Sisters, who so ably conduct it.
More than year ago, ii number of
prominent citizens contemplated a
benefit of some kind for the Mt. car
mel Hospital Al, G. Field wls con-
suited, and several conferences were
held, but no definite llan WAS decided
upon. During last September, DIR
viii Hamilton and AL q Field talked
the matter over, and it was arranged
that the Al G Field Big White min
strels should give two preferences.
The Grand Opera House has been
secured for Dec 30,3l.
Allen MAY. the eminent baratnne.
wi be there.
Tickets have beer so d in Toledo,
Akon, Dayton cincinnati, Logan and
ether points.
Special rates have been made on
all railroads.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
A College at Your Firesidc.
You want an education.


You are clerk in dry good
store at twelve dollars week. Yor
are telegraph operator in Il village
of five hundred inhabitants. You are
an engineer on a logging road. Iol
are machincst working at day Wi
ge> with an invention locked up il
your closet that is going 10 make
your fortune some day. You nigh
be an architect if YOU only had tie
chance.
You want an education.
You teach in district school. YOU
are Il "hand" in a corset factory. You
are the voice we know as .central,'
when we use our telephone. You are
n "tvpc writer girl u small law office.
Yoa keep the books in your fathers
grocery store to save expense when
times are hard.
You know that if you could only
get an education, You could better
your condition. You could better
rise in the world. You conId be
somebody. Now you are Handicapped.
Go to college? Impossible. You
can MT give up Your present employ
ment. Iou can not get the money.
Why not study at home? You do
not know what books to study. You
TO no. know what books to use. You
have tried it and found that you could
not get up and keep up your interest.
Suppose a case.
Suppose that some one .who is a
good teacher. who knows all about
the subject you want to study, who
has written books on it and delivered
lectures on 1t and laid out courses in
it-suppose this man should say to
you: Every week will send you
lesson IN this subject containing just
rs much as in that time you ought to
learn. Will send questions on the
lesson SO that YOU will know what to
study. If you will answer these
questions in writing l will tell YOU
whether your answers are correct or
not, Further, | will tell yon how to
study, and will answer carefully and
patiently any questions that you want
to ask. And shall charge you for
this service as your teacher, will be
half cent day" Suppose faculty
of SIX teachers should make you this
offer, SO that you could pursue six
branches of study under their per-
sonsl supervision for only three cents
a day. Would you not jump at such
a chance?
This just what the Cooperative
E lucational Association of Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan. proposes to 40 for all a,
its members. 1t offers to every man
and woman in the land whose educa-
tion has been neglected, an opportu-
nifty to obtain for nominal sum, the
help, the advice, the personal super
vision of competent and experienced {
teachers 1t offers liberal education
at cost of but three cents day.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

The Bes! Salve IN the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sues. Ulcers, Salt
Renhm. Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblaius, Corns,
and all snin eruption S. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay re
Qnired It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or moEey re-
funded. Price rs cenIs pc: box.
For salc ny +. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
5 IL ) E'6 5 9T.C
, $50 $500 9H~N


| ssssS 35sss 3?sss sSS sy5.SS
That DR. Dolison is repairing his
drug store.
That Dan Ackers is visiting in
Lancaster.
s That Vern Bowen is visiting in
/ Columbus this week.
That Gus Baird is getting to be
quite billiard player.
That Bert Stedem of Columbus
, spent Sunday in this city.
2 That Alexandra Dumas the great
French writer is dead.
That Emma Petty of Straitsville
visited her parents Sunday.
That Frank Rose is going to coll
ege at Wills Point Texas.
That Harry Slisher is quite sick in
} his room i'll the Collins building.
That John O'Neil of Lancaster
was visitor in this city THURSDAY.
That eX-Treasurer john Notestone
was seen upon our streets Saturday.
That the womans relief corr s have
purchased fine organ for their hall.
i That Geo Work and wife of Col
umbus spent Thanksgiving in this
city.
That Lou Gage and Lon Green
were Lancaster visitors Friday and
Saturday.
That Miller and Case have the fin |
est line of holiday goods ever seen in
this city in years.
That Mrs ChaIlesShemp and Miss
Fannie have returned home from
Greenfield.
That Dick Mccarthy has returned
to his home in Wooster.
That Kate FrlcSner entertained Il
few of of her friends Thursday night
At whist.
That Judge Friesncr of Columbus
was business visitor in this city
Friday.
That the sheriff ought to sell the
fine furniture in The defuncted Union
Bank.
That the Twice five club met at
the home of Alex Wilson Monday
evening.
That Mary Weis returned home
from columbus Monday after 4 few
weeks visit.
That Al G. Fields Minstrels will
give benefit for Mount Carmel
Hospital at Columbus OH Dec 3Oth.
and 3lst.
That Mr. and Mrs L S Pursell are
visiting in Cincinnati the guest of a
+ Levy.
That Mrs nunt Of Athens is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A ex juniper.
That no one is allowed to visit the
oil vel now in operation at Scott
creek after today.
That charley Beyron of circleville
is visiting his brother Johnny of the
chicago Sign Works.
That Lulu Lindsey left Tuesday
evening for Athens where she ex- ,
poets to visit friends. :
That Mrs Harry Q Wasson Of Col
umbus is the guest of Col. L f Rem ;,
pei on East Main st.
That John Wei man has been t.
aid up the past week with severe f
case of rheumatism. L
That the young ladies' sewing
circle was charmingly entertained bv d
the Misses Blaslus Tuesday evening. =
That Emily Iiill of New Ply
mouth stopped aft in this cityMonday,
rnrou,e TO Athens to attend school.
That Duke Merritt Montgomery
eft this city FRIDAY morning on
PASSENGER train for Clevland where
las secured lucrative position, good
uck to the Duke.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
The Logan Foundry
and
Machine Works.

You will do well to go to the
Logan Foundry and Machine works
for Pipe and Pipe-fttings, Steam
and check Valves, Guage Cocks,
and Oil Cups, Garfield Injectors,
Babbet Mettle and Packing Ma
chimes and Special Bolts, castings
of all kinds in iron or brass, brick
dies, stamps and brick borrows, re-
pairs for brick machinery, crate
bars, cellar CRATES, fire CRATE, sash
weights, car wheels, plows and
plow castings, machine and cold
rolled steel shaftings. Repairing
Of all kinds of machinery done
promptly.
J. P. HENDERSON, Manager
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
THE NEW CLUB.

The Logan Whist Club, body of
companions BILE gentlemen, hold meet.
ings every evening in their elegant
club rooms in the Dollison Block
and cultivate not only the art of the
fashionable game, but promote also
sociability and good fellowship. The
club Is composed of the following
gentlemen;
Chas. Rose,
Lawrence Yerges,
j. r, Brannan,
Frank Brown,
John Canty,
George Shorr,
Robt. Davy,
Harry Rose,
George Eberst,
Ed. Hartly
Sometime during the Holiday sea-
son the Club will give Banquet in
which the SENTINEL can play a mas
ter hand. In the meantime the way
faring man who has the conceit
to think that he knows better than
anybody else how to play this scien-
tiiic game, is welcomed to come and
teach US if he can.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05

|
Slisher for fine dish of deviled
crabs.
That kind sympathetic letter in
q case of sickness is better than Il
quart of medicine.
That Charley Deishlie is to enter
tain tire well known s'Socible cub
Saturday evening.
That the well known jewellery firm
Of Kessler brother are having there
holiday opening to-day.
That Webb Poston Jr of Nelson
sonville spent Saturday and Sunday
and Sunday with Mr. cresap.
That J. B. Dolison and wife spent
, Thanksgiving in Union Furnace, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fisher.
! That Will Finney agent at hayden
vile and Frank Wolley were visit
ors in this city Thanksgiving.
That Judge Bright left Monday
morning for four days business
trip to Jamestown n Y.
That Able Carpenter and ri Kline.
storekeeper at Enterprise, left Mou-
day night fer Atlanta for ten days
visit.
That Frank Mackin, formerly telc-
graph operator at O'dtown has been
transferred to Ne sonvIlle. Frank has
made many friends who reereat to
see him go.
That several ofour young business
men are goirg to give Il b oomer
dance in the | O o + hall next week
for the benefit of the poor.
That Frank Kanode, the well
krown caterer is going to move in
the room formerly occupied by John
F Ranch as a meat market
That Mr. Hains, representing the
Columbus Loan Association, is call
ING on the business men this week |
in the interest of his company.
That Charley McManigal, an old
Logan boy, but now of Cleveland, is
:he guest of his par ents. Nh and Mrs
r d McManigal.
That Prof Scott of the o S U at
Columbus, will deliver lecture be-
fore the twice five club tomorrow
night at Presbyterian church.
That II w Grahman and Frank
Westlake of columbus came down to
the dance Thanksgiving eve. They
returned Monday morning.
That Bessie Sheldon a very charm
ing young lady of Athens, who has
been the guest of the Misses Palmer
the past week, returned home Satur
lay.
That Mr. Hains of Columbus, Geo.
Bishop, Cora and p Ia Wright
formed pleasant pa-.o Nelson
vile Sunday.
That William Murry, better known
IS Irish" eft last Monday for
Chicago where he will make his fut-
Ire home with his sister.
That c n Schwartz is agent for
the Troy Steam Laundry of Dayton,
his is the best laundry in the state.
Leave word at Chas Rose and he
will call and delive it.
That jolly William Rock, travel
ng salesman for J WWattson & Co,
gent for the famous Thomas Sour
Nhiskey, was caller on his many
rends Tuesday.
That Charley Wood, John Well
nan, Walter Rochester, Tim Moriety
frank Blasius aud Ed Beck went up :,
o Lancaster Thanksgiving to see the
DOT ball game between Athens and
lancaster. a
That the following party left Mon :,
ay morning for ten days visit at
atlanta Ga; Mr. Robert Work, Miss
,harlotle Work, Mrs Barsha Work
nd Mrs Kate Wood joined the party
I Columbus. !.
That Stockwell and Beck. the shoe D
zen have quite an ingenious advertise Il
,ent in their window in the shape u
{ a mule made cut If felt boots y
ard above reads "a kick by this mule f,
Ill be felt" +