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only hke. J. Twenty-Five bodies have
been recovered cut of the entire pas
senger and crew list, the exact number
of which is sti233sggunknoWn. The num-
Der Of peeple wb went p theiFdeeSh il
the R&tlah4l l., VII never SbeaHapp, i But
ing from different places III YeY Hpg-
Ae 4end- aS 9ppttills7new y, it seehs PoE.Hle !. lat
stAqnb M VS. over 154 pf theSfbo&9es
recovered Rere about IS haEs. tees
tilted and s remain to be named.
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BREWERS~WlLL MEET.

~B.sr Mssnatae taetdifsers ID cs1aRs cedcertea
l. Attack on theswar 9a4,T -
~--, New YORK, ,Deeo Brewers repre-
renting 85per(J cent Of the beer manu-
-faStariTefs h re i1lthe United States will hold
. special Seepen4 meeting |this city next
"Wednesday { The 7fmgtsss Aaes2 been
cahef1tNs theA Uttsd u sAt4tesABrasW WMArs'
: satoqiakioh. 1elagats1s vii
a1|. oYef the;o onantrqlSSSS + - fls M ~: ~
lit IN stated 1T il theo oEect:d TIE
vyess te pass i6nsse ealltng upon
con8t tsasto aboHsa1ls Twar tax {o4 bear
| EhThEdskgats present. present. wwiillSFebFaeepea
Sa fhan $4o0, ,o0oAO AOO0;: This
tiH bel He6rst time III the history 81
this eityso NV, sal,iy >othe4 city where so
|inalJ miIliSnaife bffewbrs have gathered
III one hall Ut the Same time. -. 2
/ Vust Mhaf SStt5sl63n will bel taken toward
having tefwaE t3x ON beef repealed has
not been decided 3et. 1t il likely, haH=
ever, thHa delegation Of brewers will
b s=dizeeaea= ta =Nashin6ton and
ask the president to ask congress TO
abolish the tax. = : : .-
Ct o. 96lsL6s1ss;3s l{1fif 6saiYsi:,I UO7
,s,s, DEAYER, Dec. The mint rsoeipts
3 6 Aonth Of 4 Hpvi lbe9E e how R,
ri ! $KA26, ,71s as silst l& y, ,1S fdl| &
nonth Of r4s
fS the first ID ont .
t8aeo, ,Rn as agains 80, ,9a9 III ffths
sImspsribd of 1882, Sainsa
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;q8BETi RdHs 4 RSRFElHi,
VAtAteet s4arksEralaxa cfarit but Pre-
fers 10 Fight for PuN

NEW YoRk, HS.S jam Q1rbett' has
deposited $ls0o0a1f5h sporting editor
as q jforfeit f9e.as go match itha an:feY :fYn 5aa
SharFoy. qorbASaid 1e w willing
to bdx Shar4ey fH8ablic,, thu gats Re
ceipts to go tosa1 but w@lh prefer
se,asta to meet sh1rkez 9ooo side y
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09

q t' xhu0S0oy, Decs II
lsiThel " fRta8amiaano 8aiaan 9 suffr kg afaeadd ment to
,theSouth Dakdotk . Him1it tuition was dsI
feated by 4,o98 Betesr,r t,,oa S a'o" {
The Spanish government is greatly
talapea ft the h.sJl astiyityi ils lbing displayed
By "a oIegs GaIlglssse iqz z;d s,, Iio x
defed e pfbke1eM fr66mnnf fr6mnn Montg1 idesto dst' tto
Valpafaisoyf where ifufetthef edrraers atsii1 VIII
await themsoonrs1is yabnoM ad+ O.,
The pope; said, has proposed 70
settH tk&5 Spanishf e dy sstsici dimcu1ty b9
lhaving DbntdamSe, ssonnfo Bon Csflos,
marry REi|HicAss Mary eff Austria |astEH
~ The hA seerataFYrt ro rtof ststa bag, received q
saf. &$S s tfS$ sstg1s ntsa Htitfs es
saying that the bphonic, plague Iihae
broken out at that place. 81 s,,,.,r:7
At Meeting of tie aii inidnisthfial iddt ithi com.
mission atA w Washingtdni reports were
anadetby chairmen tof the, various sub
!commlittees showing progress in prepare
rtion Of their the plans; for proceeding. "
wv Friday, Dec, 2. .,..,..
4 The battleship5 Texas, in command of
Captain Sigsbee, has sailed from New
York .fora Fortress Monroe. 1iY +
British brigades have slbeen or
dered to the Swat valley, owing to the
Mad Mullah's successes over the local
trtiibestnen..I 'I' <~'' ''"t'I'" '''
sisIt isdstateds that orders have been
'issueitf by the: newly formed I tin plate
combine, closing dowp; q large, number
8f tn R]stss fs'tSef1 q "assSFRsp ssa ]Ryb tAe
i'7C Hun Haatiplgt6a, lat 81 iiF9iss' itF il stated, viii
bJddilddtw6 magnificent ostea1nships III
1900 tons each for tbe1lGhina trade.
Each will -eest in the neighborhe0d4 OF
~, 100000: IsnruoL brsnisrH1 ,uu>
M W6alia1h WaldanfiAst4rfhaH donated
l2s +. $as tR9a RajRE 1eda q,
'tb f5HHhtdd f5HHhtddth he odhf ta6saaaio fiaI College
fht RAa8t 6t1hg f0B TIE pazpoiet6 edAe9t.
iph4e Rtta' ltssof the sseHaqh qadg
tuuoa ed5 iq1sasalEa iqsslEaEy. Ia27u usS:: S::isvdw ri Il,
3. aEke sta6thtstiioh sta6thtastiioh ofNdbaiiE proceeding
livery zahaal6iorf be7omsr ylEyi .xa~t. ~
NJ China nesiias td pagQtiata exTad::
tibaa trratNsEitV V4zeqa9 zAma9FiGas I'D boa '>>'''
:, !. Mars sCarse has, ,perfeeted 4plans tc
,,,aI save the w. G, +. y. teinple. o5 sYo2
." All A;st ATTEMPT mIA " vas s imade to burn Wan&
maikeafas maaaikeafa bi st66re IL Plif1adHlp4iia,dr j
n1shhat6r ss5hat6r 9Gtaays 4fiiazp 7an On The chsrgeet
sconspiraoys yshas fbeen settfora Dee! IL. tn
Gittett; the Kansas City cattle king,
IN said tehaYR been 6apsht in Mexic5' de|t 2
,lGeyeEpon Tanner ' Of Illinois Ii N{PF has been
tjp ipqiGted t As FssqQlt tt 9f the rs, ,Ylrqen rq
Secretary Wilson W{ll 9 in bis lsa annpsl NaN REPORT
discusses the Question Of agricu culnresin
o,i our now pISossssessions ""','''S 'oa ff,u
1s spanissrds issd 66s2e! 6ave calculated tau spr
iit1as, eU6ba, aid the Staa1ras aand Stripes
nave Been rra1sgd over the clttsysa ccilattssa 9'le4
11t is ifea reported tt5ed both by wsjyaoff VT Madqid bdpd
and Manila, :tfat eif1tssa Insurgents vi Il refuse
ttotredo dogniz6 Ain lnericansGupremacysIt r.
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lI.IQ.l

s5.sg, asssId ,Efla
asaass -
Y.Jfto t9uI or ,5ffi
Sts iaigi ::y9. Il sSi
! e e i19siH y " Z
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09

ss''> q 4ssS rs
Ne2l1y o6O0s 10 GOD Need09 Tor 1senfFss 1sesenfF
tnslins 1une = 81
41a y i.s
tarv q the treasury has ! fransm1iittA al
Uk a5bt1r
required for the service fdt1he aseai
Flyss5 ..1s'.sg go /, ~
, !Gsa ~ saS ss2st, effSaHs -.
annual apprsfpdfih dhas 45o8,
uO4a, 378p1aa raeh inst sas1 ,8sl5 ,5t8, the
amount ,off the epprpT clludi
deficiencies 81 and 3 misceliapeous, ton ttthe1
fisa tuy19lar1 1850, ana z6s; III ,SS5 the
a,nonnt of the estima tgS SfGfflB0A. Fol
clovias! j., tie. .totel,r reespitqlatio tiop,s cents
olnltt'' sayi1as41r 1rp}aai rI}aii16i1iY i16i 1e51t1a
VI AOOOs "a AOOV.
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09

~~ Treaty IsAtx.ed. 10 ssH
Pin, Dsses:. Dfss s.E11rhe bsi9f &, general
here that there wi1 he Ca5hst upris-
ing i1-A -A$bain the noanent tie peace
treaty isigned n one for a. instant
believes, however, that the iqaSrrection
Will place the Rourbop pretendsr On the
*fh1oxlss albl1s %,The ETenehsd antensely
imte1ested in the futura Of Spain. The
press urges the pretender not to plunge
the country into civil wax. The Span
iazsrsRuakaiisazagst:taz pctuIe are; an
i keely admitted
danger, mas
Ilas q. = ~. fly divided"
:: sENoRS 81 !! sAalkTKs =ptAN: An.
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
I,WQ 1IREALlESzzP SzzP'RQRAegE?

- WAsHHINaroN, WlHIS5!t9, Dec. Dec 8.MTher impress
si6n Prevails Is Here that the Results of the
negotiations at. Paris'w will be- embodied
in Two Or more treaties, instead Of a0ne.1
There viii be one actual peace treaty.
embody dying nothing more than the pro,
tocol points relating to the relinquish-
ment of Spanish vereignty5<ove Cuba
and the Spanish West Indies, Guam
and the Philippines, with the single ex-
ception Of the proviso. for the release of
prisoners. All the other matters, those
relating tothe renewalof the commercial
treaties, the acquisition Of cable apd
coaing stations. and, in fact all those
extraneous' matters which have been
mentioned as likely to be incorporated
in the. peace treaty will form the, sub
ject Of q special treaty, This course is
likely to be- adopted in order to hasten
the conclusiorf>of peace, for which there
isatgreat2necessity,if for no. othetsrea7
son than to secure the release of prisq}n77 prisq} n +
ers' and the restoration Of trade between
Spain san0 shell United States.1 o7 ."
There has besnsno evidence Of AMY ffics
ton between the American commission
oefs. fnlt is'sup1Ptstdi! iii fact Known, that
in their own sessions thesfhavs di9aedi
about some points and have DISGUISED,
theamdq At Isngth, but eW;hhgne4sr it it"Sadae CAME
t6'the' point 6f 6f Action ih The Joint eoa eto6a
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09

bPsen given mp BY the sea, ~ q day
81 nilbs s6k5 Sdajt s66s, ANA the sea'
&Mi .dae7
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09

IA NV. c4Atse1n & s. ones o1sr 4.nses,s 1sss,s ]
L. Store. Office. houEs-s ta13 naos1ine,
tox afterno0hs TO g. evening" G!ele-
pho1econnectiep, Wetzefe drug store. Little
FAnS, M1nA,i ia * jy{sJl 4}S2 -
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09

70 = * = = q y ',
nr. F. h NERO dentist. Speetalties made
A...oi Crown AMI B7xlge work and Straight
ening of Irregular Teeth, Gas or OduDtundef
for painless extraseson Of teeth. Owes. First
Kational BsnEElI I'll 2d1IIA laGA
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
sENTENCE p@0F~ SOCNHALL

y '' ss:i :ss;''~e::: Ss3:s:s ~,
Gsr. PAu1I DssszS j Hsxsoptla4,
whose operationfs ms goHsernpent time
-c4e9As.a nearly year ago. caused SUCH d
sfAhnfbstion, Has beer septendd to ~
yka1 imprisbnfhapta at hard l1hor. This
{NhRe N R Init Pf fsas - gpPn "a eAs,qasa
ks ssppokf'hieA hs.s ia:ded tfied1optapjnai1pgg tttpa1g
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09

LII ES0be6Hs IA - Oh ConuuencS
5ssE Wheng 1sat Sssned. 49,
MADa1p, ec. -- s 1sae ediately after
III signing of the5 I. ;ttl..satyef 8. peace, Senior
SSagasta; the rrenie 1,i q, 4 Jill submit to
Ale queen question of conf
adsnce. III pessbable that her
nsjest Sagasta to re-!
main hi slsuslg base tho cortes
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oijsnIiIO A,
gsaaifR4IB9df, 4,
10 sgsifdy 70 sIaamsI !
lex0klfSN6BGaI
HY oua ftaW Il $50
.ll1a dd!AAg;dlal {kSf]EESlqE
faPHalS 'Qt4 th
btl9IS ss..iD. b9d.fgs
.sR.s,G|sial .sR.s,G|si AL ss'e1syte
! .i5gi;sx;ttss:nladiei:sddds.oe9' II ;tts:l i:sddd 3
'ssi sl.;.sd dts,aiti: aaf
{ .sG'lllty1iHr'i,f'9t9sros'l] rIi fE;|g9rs'l] !
HE dfuul1ii''ffs}gssu
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
HERES Err ANEW COUNTRY.

Isv 1ssA Jsv Opportunities II ta.shiss ~
r.: sPlenty7nih Climate Fertile Soil and Cheap lAala.
Whsss Yes sal Lake Here Money to the Acrs than =
llI 0th1 ERnias District ii the Ctsltu. =
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
plsAsTERy

4 jsT!
ctiI!.aaR Of the
eooys1sLHu :;
| Dscse.-An-
! th4mystery
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
.{Sts MliSS6t ws 6, s beass IS
ing the signature Of every eH{bsf H. ! q
'De COMMISSION: h (: .szss3i
r ~NI9 9FDs <A G4NE.,N :
! r, 4 4 80 :{s:s;lls H.; = p'..s.''

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-The Spanish eYacq57,
atiqGcommissioners notified tAeI United
Staab commissioners that thE evaeuaa
sst0fff tlGf1f the province Of Puerte Principe
waaSomplete. The note also annogp9lGleeAq, * d
\ thaS General Gonzales Parade had re-
tired from the chairmanshP Of the
Spanish commission and had, been sue
ceeded in that body by General Castal-
who assumed >Fshak$ BlanQ9's
s1Ifa aeti0ns : on ths'"sterAdepttP 9sa5s' 5t9r
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-11
MEMORIAL.

Austus Graham was born in
Athens county. 0. in Aug. 1926.
Died at his home near Logan, 0.
Aug. 4th. 1893, aged 72 years, after
an Hines of only 8 or 10 hours of
affection of the heart. He was mar
ried to Miss Susanah Roberts about
the year ls4s. She preceded him
about 5 years.
To this union was born II child
rsn, are dead, 7 live, ard 26 grand
children, 7 great-grand- children:
He was married again 4 years age
in July, to Mrs at Floodwood
Athens county, Ohio.
Mr.. Graham held exhorters lic-
epse, for number of years in the
U. B. and Free Methodist churches
funeral was preached at Smith Chap
pie by C. W. Wade, Logan, Ohip.
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Harvest Home Festival.

A hearty invitation is herewith
ex.snded to all friends of the Joint
Harvest Home and Mission Festival
given by the Evang Luthern congre-
cations of Rev Spoehrs cha rye, on
Ang. l4th. Rempels cool and beau
tiful grove being the place of meet
Ing, at lOa. m. Prof Piafeger Of
Columbus will speak in english on
Home Missions, and Rev. A. Kohler
of Sugar Grove will deliver an ad-
dress on Foreign Mission, in german.
E. T. Sposhr, Pastor.
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Needmore:

Edith and Bess Rarrick of Flag
dale are the guests Of their aunt,
Mrs. Sheets, this week.
James E. Brown and family and
Becca Sheets were Bremen visitors,
Wednesday.
Geo. Sheets threshed 10 bu. OF
wheat from seventy dozen.
Mrs. Sarah McLin and family
were at Bremen this week.
Several OF our young people expect
to attend the Lancaster Camp meet
ing, Sunday.
Andrew Mowery is on the sick
list, this week.
Ida Hooking is spending q few
days in Perry County, with her
brothers. family.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-11
New Subscribers.

In addition to the list of l40 new
subscribers published last week, we
have these additional.
The liberal patronage given US is
appreciated.
Our friends who have interested
themselves in extending the circula-
ton of the SENTINEL, are doing good
work for the Democratic party.
The following are the new sub
scribers received during the last week
Sam Kreider, J. F. Miller,
Chris Keller, Jacob Beaver,
Oreville Fox, Geo. Banhart,
Clarance Kolhlosch, j. N. Smith,
G. w. Devore. Ed Moore,
S. E. Forb, VIM. Moore,
Geo. Kern, Allen Morris.
E. E. Chllicothe, Z. w. Berry
Peter Hutton, Harry Reichdepher,
Lularia Cooper, Thos. O'Hare
S. NJ. Scholl. Rev. J. II. Palmer
Wary Gage, Joshua Children,
]. J. EngIe. Samuel Blumn,
Philip Groner, Dan Daubenmler,
J. G. Roe, F. M. Curran,
Fred Heigle, A. NJ. Scholl,
G.. w. Brady, ]. NJ. Sweazy,
A. ]. Burgess, Emanuel Burgess,
James Hardisty, w. E. White,
Bat Nutter, M. E. Bowers.
w. F. Rummel, Eph Woods,
L. Baker. l.. Warthman,
Riley B. lies, Mike Strawn,
c. E. Bensenhaver, J. P. Miller,
Wilford Rolston, Chas Barthlow,
F. o Davey, ]. W. Strentz,
Geo Stallsmith. E. T. Moore,
Julius Weis, W. R. Bright,
Ed click, John Shrader,
w. H. Turner, J. R. Shaw
w. P. Heft, Joe Ba rthlow,
I. G. Cannan, L. K. Stage,
Frank Diliey. Joe Beougher,
Ed Michel. Thos McAllistsr,
Thos. Parry Jr:, John McMahon,
Jas. Cummings, VIM. Hardy,
John Spooner, Henry Windgham,
DR.. 6. T. Crosbay, T. 7. Spencer,
Emey w. Shaw, John Skunk,
Walter Lehman, Wills Short,
Rev Geo. Martin, J. w. Martin,
Ben L. Wilson, Geo Marshall M. D.
Tom Little, Prof A. s. Martin,
Sam Whltmore, A. F. Miller,
Webb DawlY, Eph Woods,
F. Larimer, P. Seneltzer,
w. F. Funk, Sarah Larimier,
Seinion Blackson, Ohas Bell,
Thos. Nutter, L. W. Wright,
N. o. Bigham. John Guess,
M. H. Boal. S. S. Allison,
E. S. Matthias, J. M. Conway,
W. S. Poston, W. S. Guiscke,
DR.. Miller, Wm. Besenhaver,
A. ]. Devore, J. B. Newton,
George DAVIS, David Rose,
John Vorhees, VIM Name,
John Strait, w. L. Rose,
s. S. Nihiser, Berry Long,
Geo Stevens, Frank Allen,
20. w. Huls, Robt G'Hare,
John Ferguson, Chas Knips.
Ed Palmer.
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Route of the Veterans" to the
32nd Annual Encampment
of the G.A,R.at Cincinnati,
Ohio, September )
to 10, 1898.

The Baltimore & Ohio Southwest
ern Ry, the scenic, historic and pop
ular "Royal Blue Line" and favorite
route of the veterans, will, on account
of the G. A. K. Encampment at Gin.
cinnati, September $40, 1898, in
elusive, make a rate of ONE Gent
Per MILE from all points Oh its line,
and will have tickets on sale, Sept,
8, 4, 5 and 9Th, good going on date
of sale, and good for return passage
leaving Cincinnati Sept. 9Th to 18th,
inclusive. Special arrangements have
been made for an extention of limit
on these tickets, and by depositing
same with Joint Agent at Cincinnati
between September 9Th and 9th and
payment OF fee of twenty-five cents,
tickets will be made good returning
until Oct. 2, 1898. Tue B. & O.S-W
have issued Souvenir Folder and
Guide to Cincinnati for the occasion,
which will be of much interest and
service to those intending to visit the
"Queen City," and can be secured
with other information by applying
to any agent B. s. O.S-W. Ry, or to
Geo. B, Warfel, Asst. Gen. PassAgt,
St. Louis, Mo.
o. =. McCarty, Gen. Pass. Agt,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
If YOU see it in the SENTINEL, it
is so. Every body reads it, Most ev-
cry body snbscribes for it.
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Just the Place for a Bridal Trip

Take a cruise to Picturesque Mack
mac island, 900 miles Of lake ride,
and it only costs SIT from Cleveland
SIS from Toledo and $3.50 from
Detroit, round trip, including meals
and berth. New Steel Steamers.
Send &c for illustrated pamphlet.
Adress A. A. Schantz, G.P.A.
d. & c., The Coast Line,
Detroit, Mich.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-11
OHIO STATE FAIR
At COlumbus.-ExtensiYe Prep
aratlOns tor the Great Expos
itiOn to Occur Aug. 29,
30-31, Sept. 1-3.

Most extensive preparations have
been in progress for several morths
and are now being pushed rapidly
to completion, for the Ohio State
Fair and Industrial Exposition
which opens at Columbus on Monday,
August goth, to continue uutil Sat
urday, September srd. Since the
Fair and Exposition Of last year,
vast Improvements have been made
on the grounds and to the numerous
Exposition buildings, including the
painting, in lively colors, of all the
structures, so that, this year, the
Fair will appear, as it were, in an en-
tirely new dress of the latest pattern
and cut in the very height of fashion
and according to up.to-date ideas.
Assurance is now positive that
every building and each department
will be filled with line of exhibits
that shall round out as whole, a
grand Industrial Exposition complete
in every respect.
In the department for flowers,
plants and floral designs and for
fruits and farm products, there will
be the most extensive exhibits and
the finest arrangement, displayed in
the brick exposition building known
as North Annex. Special interest is
being taken in the country displays,
for which large premiums have been
offered. There will be many extensive
and fine collective exhibits by count.
les that will form an interesting feat.
ure OF the building.
On the speed track there will be
trptting and pacing races every night.
The purses are such as to call out q
desireable class Of horses for each
event on the speed program.
The system of electric lighing ba'
been vastly improved and enlarged,
80 that for the night exhibits in the
severals buildings and the features
on the track, there will be the mos1
perfect electric illumination possible
not simply in the buildings and
around the track and grand stand,
but throughout the entire park and
along every drive and avenue.
As the grandestand most elaborate
special attraction ever presented, the
managers have contracted with the
celebrated Pains Fire Works Co. of
New York, FOR the presentation Of
their very latest spectacular produc
ton. "Dewey's Victory at Manila
with the OBSTRUCTION of the Span
ish Fleet at Santiago" and the Blow
ing up of the Main" This spectacu.
lar production will be put on with
all the scenery, battle ships sailors
and costumed performers necessary
to vividly represent the great wal
events. The battle ships will be
shown in lively action, with the
sinking of Spanish vessels under
fire of the American guns. Grea,
quantities of fire works are used in
these products, among which will bt
SYMBOLIC of the war. The reputa
ton of Pain and spectacular product
ions are world wide; those to be pre-
sented on the State Fair grounds
during the Fair, are his masterpieces
The railways of the State will
offer rare inducements in the way o.
cheap rates and excursions from al
points, and with the many decidedly
extraordinary attractions to be pre-
sented this year, during the Fair
advantage will be taken Of the specla
rates and the people of the State
viii attend.
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Missionary Society.

The Womens Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet on Tuesday
evening the 18th. at the church. All
are invited. especially those on the
program are expected to fill their
places.
M. E. S., Rec. Secretary:
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THE main issues the campaign will
be against the single gold standard,
and the establishment of an imperial
form of governor as proposed by the
Republican Party. Now is the time
for Democrats to organize campaign
SENTINEL Clubs.
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C. H. V: 4 I. EXCURSIONS.

Sl.OO to Toledo and return, Sum
day, Aug. l4th. 5ocents additional
Put in Bay. Return same day.
Toledo and Putin Bay, Sunday
Aug. 14th sl.oO to Toledo and 5Oc
extra to Putin Bay. See small bills
for particulars.
Conference of Society of Friends.
Richmond, Ind. Aug. 1926. S4.4o
from Logan. Tickets sold Aug. 10 d
20. Good leaving Richmond to and
including Aug. 2s.
-Twenty-fifth university OF north
ern Indiana Normal School. Valpar-
also Ind. Aug. 10 and IL. Tickets
sold Aug. 9th. One areplus 5ocents
round trip. Good for return, leavl ne
Valparaiso to, and including Aug.l
Indianapolis, Ind. and return Aug.
9th and 10th. Half Fare.
Toledo and return Sept. 4th and
5th. Half Fare.
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Zanesville e Shawnee Division

Daily except Sunday.
Tickets on sale to all the prinbipal cities in
the u s. or Canada. Direct connections made
for all important points north, south east OK
west. -
ANY tick tagent will give you full tnfor-
nation concerning connections, or you can
address W. W. Daniel, General Passenger
Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
n. r. BONANZO, W. w. DANIEL,
GenI Agt. for Receiver. Gen .PassAst,
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Mrs. DR.. Dye gives a luncheon
this evening in honor of Miss Ada
Dye Of Marietta.
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The Rnnd.McNally Omcial Guide and
Hand Book Of the Railway and Steam Navt
CATION Lines Of the United States. Dominion Of
Canada, and Mexico.
Devoted especially to transportation lines In the
territory of the Chic and Missibppi valleys the lake
region Including all lines governed by the tme OF
the Goth meridian Central Standard tme and west
thereof; having also condensed snd through ume
tables TO all other sections.
susse s,vv,on 81. .oe era YEAR. IS CTS PrR eePv
THE AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE CO.,
Publishers a~d Proprisfers.
16s to I74 Adams Street, Chicago, Lu
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WenOw offer to the pub
lie a stock of hammOcks,
crOquet sets, bslls aud bats
wall paper and other goods
at cost price. If you need
anything give us a call.
This is a good time to buy.
SPARKS & CO..
CITY DRUG ST0EE,
LOGAN, OHIO.
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From Macarthur Junction: Trains west
No Z Fla m daily; No. Is, SOS m daily.
For detailed Information rega'di5g r rsdes. d,n
time OIL connected lines, sleeping w q
" atbens. Ohio. W. II Lehmer, i. y; NC
Arthur Junction O.; J H Larabee TraA .fass;
Aet.. ChiIlicothe, o.; o. P. Mccarthy .e1epsssi
Passenger Agent. CinclHnau.o.
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TRAINS EAST

Train Leave St. LOUIS Limited Direct
No 4 I3 - I'm connections at Cincinnati
AVE. for Louisville, Memphis,
New Orlosps, ,St.Louis end
all points West Southwest
and Northwest.
No q Al a m Royal Blue Flyer-for Gin
E''' cinnati Louisville, st Louis
and ali points West South
west and Northwest
For Chillicofhe, Greenfield.
Cincinnati and inter.nedi-
ate stations.
M ,sl 4 az nm For Chillicothe. Greenneid. .
Manchester, ,Ciclnnati ana
way stations
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B. so. S-W. RY.
TINE TABLE
Trains Leave Athens:
OHIO DIvIsION-TRAINs EAST.

Train Leave Trains,
No 40 pun New York Fast Express-foc
Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and NewYo
with dining car.
No IN 40 d mi Roval Blue Flyer-For Wash
ington, Baltimsrs, Phii.-
delphia and New YORK
with dining car.
For Parkersburg, MeriettS
and way stations.
Nol. a. a mlNewspaper Train-Parkers-
burg and way stations.
No a I6 d IN For Parkersburg and way
stations.