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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
aEklIyL SUITS. AND COATS.

COMPARISON, the infalible crucial test
superiority continues to force conviction that
showing Of Tailor-rnade Suits and Goats Is
sbY far the most extensive, the handso1nest and
lowest priced Quality considered Every day our
suits are advertised BY those who have compared
and become Miller, Rhoads 6 Co. patron.
The fact that suits are unlike those shown
elsewhere accounts for the universal popularity.
It ours were the same we could not have the dis
tiaetion Of being Norfolks headquarters for Suits
& and Goats.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
New Gloves.

The correct styles are here, all the
new colors, stitchings and clasps.
Three Clasp Suede Gloves in Gray and
made with black and self embroidcring,
SI.39 pair.
PERKINS 2 and Clasp Gloves in Black
and the new English Tans, $3.50 pair.
Victoria. This is our dollar glove
arleievery color is Asfe=With all the new
stitchings,
Gloves for Misses in Tans and Reds,
2 clasp 75c. and $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
Knit Skirts.

Black Sateen Skirts Use, $f.0o, SIPS,
$t.39 and $2.25.
Black Mercerized Italian Cloth Skirts
with beautiful flounccs, $2.25, 1925 and
$3.50.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Fire Department Salaried

The Council of Lancaster passed
an ordinance of reconstruction in
their fire department last week. A
chief, an assistant and four firemen
are paid salaries $50 and $40 per
month and stay at the engine house
day and night, alternatively. Then
there is volunteer company that
receive $40 per year each and 90
cents per hour or fraction thereof
for each fire attended.
This is certainly a very intelli-
gent plan for fire protection. and
we hope Logan Council will look
forward to some such plan, for re-
numeratiou to our fire laddies. Our
department do noble work but
there should be two men at the
engine house day and night to get
everything out to the fire at the
sound of alarm. Also our boys
ought to be paid for time spent at
fires for many of them lose time at
their employment and ruin citizens
clothes. Lancaster is surely taken
The right'step to advancement.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
A Hummer
Was the Trades day in Logan Saturday

On last Saturday was what was
called Trades day in Logan. Mr.. /.
N. Fisk of Cincinnati has been in our
city for some time working up this
entertainment. The weather was
cool and beautiful, and by day light
vehicles were rolling into our city
by hundreds The attractions were
balloon assertion, races, fire works,
etc, and it was well advertised
throughout the community. BY lC
o'clock we are safe in saying there
was the largest crowd in Logan that
we have seen in years. The Bremen
band was in attendance, and made
things lively all forenoon. AT one
o'clock in the afternoon the balloon
assended bearing Mrs. Griffith, and
the parachute leap was made most
successfully. In the evening a grand
display of fire works was pulled of
on the public square. The day was
success in every particular and we
commend the management as ex-
cellent entertainers. 1t is contem-
plated to have street fair in Logan
in August.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Notice.

All persons are hereby notified
that the dumping of garbage and
rubbish, or the throwing of dead
animals into the Hooking River or
any stream of water in Falls Tp,,
must positively be stopped. Any
person doing so will be fined no
less than Five Dollars ($5), and are
liable to fine Five Hundred
Dollars.
All persons throughout the
Township and especially those in
Gore, Oreville and Enterprise are
ordered to remove all garbage
from their premises within the
next 80 days. BY Order of Board
of Health of Falls Tp.
1. VoRIs, Pres,
j. j. SHAW,
G. AMENDT,
EDWIN HARTLEY, Sec'y.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
The Hooking Valley Appraised.

The auditors of Fairfield, Athens,
Marion, Wyandotte, Wood, Meigs,
Gallia, Vinton, Hooking and Della
ware counties met with auditor
Halliday of Franklin county, last
week and appraised the Hooking
Valley railway, which passes
through those counties, as follows:
Main track, $500 per mile; second
track, $4,000 per mile, Ohio River
division, $500 per mile, an increase
of $200per mile over last year. Sidney
division, main track, $500 per mile |;
branches $1,000 per mile; all other
branches, $3500 per mile, reduction
of $500 per mile; tools, $25O0 per mile,
an increase of $50; rolling stock :,
$4lo0 per mile, an increase of 5000.
Two counties were not present.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
The Red Men.
Another Effort Will be Made TO Organ
ize Tribe, Here.
Lancaster Democrat !

Lancaster Democrat
On last Monday, Mr.. Eagan, of
Adelphi, district organizer for the
Improved Order of Red Men Of
Ohio, called upon several members
of the order in this city, with q
view of organizing tribe here, and
it was arranged to hold prelimi-
nary meeting on Friday evening,
May Goth.
The Great Sachem of Ohio, Mr..
w. S. Johnson, of Van Vert, will
be in Nelscnville. on Thursday
night, to meet the tribe there, and
has kindly consented to stop of
mere on Friday afternoon and eve
uing. He will also be accompanied
by one or two other prominent Red
Men.
The preliminary meeting will be
of public nature, and If they meet
with the proper encouragement q
tribe will be organized on the
Thursday and Friday nights fol
lowing.
The list of charter members has
not yet been made up. However
they lack only few names Of the
required number.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
From Our Exchanges.

Lexington Tribune May is.
Mr.. Arthur Dollison, of Pleasant
vile, is visiting his brother Professor
Dollison.
Lexington Herald May 18th.
Judge Wright opened the May
term of Court, Monday, and impan-
neled the Grand Jury. p. b. DeLong
of Redfield, was appointed Foreman
of the Grand Jury.
Lancaster Gazette, May Is,
Mr.. John Slisher went to Logan
this morning.
Mr.. Glenn Binniger went to Logan
on business this morning.
Lancaster Democrat May 2lst,
Miss Mabel Hoyt, of Logan, who
has many friends in this city, re-
Gently took part in a musicale given
by Miss Henrietta Weber in her
studio in the Y. NJ. G. A. Building
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G, Petit of Hook
ing Co., are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Hankison of East King
street.
Judge o. w. H. Wright came over
from GAINESVILLE yesterday evening
and went to Logan at 4:l5.
Pleasantville Enterprise May 10Th.
Mr.. Lon Nail of Logan, called up
on friends here this week.
Mr.. A. H. Dollison left last Tues
! day for visit with relatives at Rose
vile and New Lexington.
Athens Messenger May is.
Misses Bess Rose and Clara Am
brose of Logan were the pleasant
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Poston.
Hon. Lewis Green, editor of the
Hooking Sentinel at Logan, was a.
mong the visitors Sunday attending
the dedicatory services of the St
Paul's church.
Col. Alex Sands of Logan was
in town few hours Tuesday on his
way to Cincinnati where he will
visit his son, Mr. Alex Sands, Jr.
Lancaster Gazette, May 2S.
Mr.. Carl Monroe of Logan spen,
Sunday in the city.
Harry Rose of Logan, Ohio, spen
Sunday in Lancaster with his many
friends. Harry has just been muster
ed out of the United States service
For ten months he has been in tn,
Hospital Corps. He, however, die
not get out of the country.
Mayor Cunningham went to Lo.
gan this morning.
Lancaster Democrat, May 81.
James Highland was in Logan
yesterday.
Lou Shaw came up from Logan
yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Good of Logan cam
up on the $50 train, yesterday.
Frank Blasius of Logan was il
town yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mable Hoyt of Logan passe
through this city yesterday morning
she having spent Sunday with Mis-
Henrietta Weber at Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Testing the Mains.

Mr.. w. III. Anson, the manager
in charge of the Logan Gas Light
and Coke Co., here, is this week
testing the gas mains of that Com
pany in Logan, and reports finding
them in good condition. The pro-
position is to turn natural gas into
these mains in the near future at
low pressure and supply our people
with gas, heating and lighting at
much reduced rates. The gas
Office in Frasch block is handsome
ly fitted up, and Mr.. Anson has
made host of friends here.
He is jolly, good fellow and will
make the gas business go in our
community. The gas mains from
the wells are being hurriedly laid
towe.d Logan and in a short time
me supply will be forth coming.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Commencement Season.

The Annual Sermon to the grad
uating class will be preached by
Rev. Harley j. Steward at the
Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing next. Glass day exercises will
be held In RempePs Opera House
on the evening of June /, and on
the evening of Friday June 2, at
the same hall will be delivered the
annual address by Margaret W.
Sutherland, of Columbus.
Admission 90 Glass Day exer.
cises to defray expenses has bee n
fixed aC 10 cents general and 10
cents reserved. For the Annual
Address evening the admission
will be 10 cents all over the house.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Snow White.

The Operetta Snow White as plac-
ed on the stage at Rempels Opera
House Thursday evening of last
week by Mrs. Norris, was most
pleasing success both in merit, and
financially. There were thirty eight
children in chorus and perhaps
never before in our city has so large
a childs chorus manifest such mag
uificent training. The part of
Princess Snow White was taken by
Miss Jessie McManigal. She is the
happy possessor of a sweet soprano
voice and accompanied by her gem
tie manner, in the roll of univer-
sally beloved Princess, she acquitted
herself most charmingly. Miss
Clara Rauch took the contralto roll
of the jealous Queen, step mother to
the Princess. Her most magnificent
bearing and rich contralto voice fit
ted the part to perfection. The part
of Prince was excellently borne by
Mr.. w. II. Summers. He has a
strong and clear tenor voice, and was
singularly adapted to the important
roll assumed. His solo efforts
brought out the enthusiasm of his
audience. The part of Carl, the
Huntsman" was assumed by j. b.
Dollisop, and he did the best he
could. At his best he is back
number and should relieve the peo-
pie by keeping ont of such entertain
ments. Mrs. Norris has the high
praise of our people for the excellent
rendition of this play.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Schools Close at Childrens Home.

Miss Jennie Dollison closed very
successful term of school at the
Childrens Home Oh Friday last.
Her work was surely appreciated
while there, judging by the children
in their advancement in books, and
in music. Jennie's smiling face will
not be seen so often in our midst,
but we hope she will be one among
us again when the sweet September
days appear, and will come and
make her home with the people at
the Home and Infirmary During
the School year. Jennie will always
be a welcome visitor with those
whom she labored for sixteen months
past. On the afternoon of the close
of school, she took all the little
folks to the small mountain owned
by Mr.. H. l.. Wright, and there they
took their supper and had nice time
in the woods.
Below is an impromptu invitation
in rhyme extended by the teacher
] W viz 10y CCo az IlC OSloOi ohu
Infirmary:
| Come one, come all.
I From "Infirmary Hall.
And join us in our glee
On this gala day
To the woods away
Fair Natures charmes to see.
Promptly at four
! Wen spread "gaore"
Our cloth all pure and white.
Then seated round
! Upon the ground,
| We will all enjoy bite
Prepared by Vine
Who in that line
No one need try to beat.
We all confess
We could eat less
Were it not so much treat.
Again wesay
Join us this day
Wen call for you at one.
All ready be
For thus you see
We're all out for some fun
MRS. j. j KBLLAR.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Through Wagner Sleeping Cars. CO.
lumbus to Detroit.

Commencing April 15th-lS99., the
Hooking Valley Railway will operate
line of through Wagner Sleeping
Cars between Columbus and Detroit.
Train Leaves Columbus $3.50 p, M.
Arrive Detroit 100 A. M. This excel
lent service will make the Hooking
Valley Railway the most desirable
route to Detroit and all points in
Michigan and Canada.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25


Doebele, of Columbus, were inferred
In the Oak Grove cemetery her,
last Monday morning. The funera
services were held IN Columbus on
Sunday.
Memorial, May 2sth, 1899, "God'
Hand in the War;" by Geo. +
Hughes, U. b. Church, Logan, o
Text (Psa. %, y ellis right hand
and his holy arm hath gotten him
the victory"
On Friday May 9th on accoun,
Commercial Travellers meeting al
Toledo, the Q. IL. V. Ry. Co., will
sell round trip tickets to Toledo -at
rate Of So 90 round trip, good for
return until May goth.
George II. Bishop has received
500 feet of corrogated hose for
lawn use that he guarantees to be
the best. See his goods and get
his prices and you will gee the ad-
visibility of purchasing of him.
w. F. Rutgers will furnish fine
cray on portraits on short notice.
Old and faded pictures enlarged,
frames of all styles i'm stock. Mail
orders will receive prompt atten-
tion. w. f. RUTGERS, Logan, o.
Agents Wanted in every locality
in Ohio to canvass for the best sell
ing book on the market. Some.
thing every body wants, 1t is a
money maker. Address, Rural
Publishing Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
An alarm of fire was turned in
Tuesday afternoon, proving to be
the roof of the water tank at the
III. V. Ry. The fire company
promptly responded and soon ex-
tinguished the flames with but
little damage.
The Logan team of Red Men
will go to Jacksonville tonight to
institute tribe in that town.
Great Sachem Johnson, of Van
Vert, was visitor at Logan tribe
meeting last evening and will go
to Jacksonville this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John White return
ed Sunday from Cincinnati where
they attended a national conven-
tion of Charity and Reform School
Managers. Their stay in the city
was very delightful by reason of
numerous receptions and luncheons
given for the delegates.
Messrs Ed. Allen, Frank Much
more, and Pearl Johnson, suffered
loss at the hands of some enter
prising sneakthief at Pomeroy last
week. The robber obtained about
sixty dollars in money, and three
valuable gold watches, lthe boys
naturally feel sore over the affair,
and it is to be hoped that their
plunderer will be visited with his
just deserts.
The graduating class of the Lo.
gan High School will give the Gus
tomary reception to the members
of the Freshman, Sophomore, and
Junior classes next Friday even
ing May 26th, at the beautiful resi-
dence of George Hartmann, in the
East end. From the prCgnostica-
tiOns of the senior lads and lassies,
the affair promises brilliant and
enjoyable evening of general good
fellowship and good feeling.
Samuel Lefever, President of the
Veterans Association, 18th, Ohio
Volunteers, died at his home at
Trimble, Ohio. last week. He was
wounded Aug. 30, 1862, in the battle
of Bnll Run, Virginia; captured
July End, 1868, at ettysburg; and
mustered out to date January 10,
1865, at Jacksonville, Fla by order
of the War Department. Many of
his comrades of the sixties mourn
the loss of brave and honored
friop6 a RI nop, >upiop
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Marriage Licenses.

William H. Evans, Flora Garde-
ner.
Cromwell @. Nelson, Julia A. Kep-
Ter.
chas. II. Hanstein, Sarah ]. Ell
linger.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
DR.. APLIN.

OFFICE: Opposite Opera House.
REsIDENcE: Mulberry Street, y Block
North of Rochester's store.
TELEPHt'NE; No, 81,
OFFICE HoURs: 10 10 am, to 4 and TO
S p. m.
struction in Diseases OF Women. xvI-5ti
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
MEN AND MATTERS.

AAA AAAN AAAfD VhAA A]AtSs
$500 round trip to Toledo May
26th.
"OperaD Hose at Mrs. s. j. Thorn
burg's.
Go to Becker g. Co. for good
Fertilizers.
Mrs. AIva Mccall spent Friday
in Columbus.
Clarence McCray spent Sunday
In Lancaster.
Call at Mrs. s. J. Thornburg's for
silk undervests.
Becker & Co. are leaders in the
sale of good farm wagons.
Mrs. @. p. Montgomery is visit
ing in Columbus this week.
Miss Mary Beck, of Columbus, is
the guest of friends in Logan.
Miss Nell Walker OF Athens is
the guest Of Miss Josie Rochester.
Miss Queen Delap of Columbus is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. F.
Engle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McLain were
visitors with Lancaster friends last
Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Palmer of Columbus
visited his mother, Mrs. Brook
Sunday.
FOR RENT-A seven room
house. Inquiry at A. G. Tipton's
Grocery.
Mr.. West Wonn of Athens was
business visitor here Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Perone and daughter Lizzie
of Columbus spent Sunday with j.
A. Perone.
Mrs. o. w. H. Wright is attend
ing the Grand Lodge in Columbus
this week.
Toledo and return $500 round
trip May 26th, good for return until
May goth.
"Billy" Gage, who has been in
Columbus for several years, is visit
ing in Logan.
Mrs. l.. McGill was Rathbone
visitor to Grand Lodge at Column
bus this week.
Mrs. James Kim berling left last
Friday to visit among friends in
West Virginia.
The Misses Rose Rutgers and
Minnie Arnold spent Sunday at
Buckeye Park.
Mrs. G. j. Juergensmeier attend.
ed the Rathbone convention In Co.
lumbus this week.
The best corn drills can be pur-
chased at close prices of Chris Holl
with Becker & Co.
'Slaughter Salen in Millin cry a nd
notions at Mrs. S. j. Thornburg's
Tuesday May 30th.
DR.. and Mrs. Aplin have as their
guest, Mrs. Aplin's mother Mrs.
Mains ofStraitsville.
Misses Bertha Risley and Nellie
Schaefier were among the Buckeye
Park visitors Sunday.
Mr.. John Hutchinson, of North
Baltimore, Ohio, was visitor with
friends here Monday,
Miss Clara Schaeffer has return
ed from Junction City where she
enjoyed pleasant visit.
Miss nellie Roach, charming
Athens girl, has been the guest of
Miss Josephine Rochester.
Mr.. Ben White of South Perry is
spending the week in town with
his daughters on Walnut st.
Mrs. Ben Fisher of Union Fur
mace spent Saturday here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Glenn Hoke and family, of
Van Vert, Ohio, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Bowen.
Miss Virginia Welty has been
entertaining Miss nellie Walker,
handsome society girl of Athens
Misses Florence Lash and Mayme
Warden of Athens were the Sun
day guests of Miss Virginia Welty
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KIenlie and
Lee Kienlie of Columbus visited
old home friends and relatives
Sunday.
Mr.. William Bowers left for
AlliaLce Wednesday morning
where he will visit among old busi-
ness friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Clark OF
Kingston spent few days here
last week with his sister, Mrs.
Harvey Stultz.
The Rev. Father Powers will
daliVar the DpcOratiOn addrpss on
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
IN SOCIETY.
Junior Banquet.

The banquet OF last Friday even
ing, at the Poston home near Hay
denville, was the most delightful
and elaborate social affair ever
managed by the brave lads and fair
lassies Of 1900. The guests went
down in carriages and were wei.
coined by the merry Juniors i'm a
hall resplendent with pink and
green and "Nulli Secundusnin in gold
lettering. The banqueting table
an immense affair arranged for
seating fifty people, was placed in
the yard and lighted by fancy
lanterns and lamps. Menu and
toast cards in white and gray were
tied with bows of pink and green
ribbon. The feast of mirth and
substantial nectar continued late.
until merry young folk rode home
in the first hour Of Saturday morn
ing. Emerson Poston was host for
all these banqueters and tactfully
assisted in entertaining by his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Poston,
and the great brick house was per.
haps never so completely occupied
by festive boys and girls. The
juniors guests were Supt. and Mrs.
Boyer, the Seniors and Misses
Bowlby, Mcbride, Dollison and
Deissle. The toasts were original
and full of humor and the class
president, Harry Harrington, was
an excellent toastmaster.
ToAsTs.
Harry #. Harrington ............. .Toastmaster
Let every good fellow now fill up his glass;
And drink to the health of his glorious class.
The Powers That Be ... ........ Miss Bowlby
"The beauty, and the wonder,
and the power"
The Seniors. .......... ........... Frieda Poston
Exceeding wise, fair spoken,
and persuading."
The Juniors ........... .... Burton Poston
''Sweet In manners, fair in favour,
Mild in temper, fierce In fight"
The Lords of Creation ... Mlnna Rempel
"None knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee but to praise -
The Ship of State e..........F Fred Nail
"Sail on, o Ship of State!
Humanity with all its fears
With all the hopes of future years
Is hanging bieathess on thy fate. I"
The Maids From School. Clarence Schvenke
Fashioned so slenderly
Young and so fair"
Admiral Dewey .......... Frances McManigal
"a fighter of battles, a lover
and wooer of dangers"
The weather. r...................... Rhea James
"Servile to all the slkeyey influences "
Growing Old Gracefully Prof. c. l.. Boyer
"An old age, serene and bright,
And lovely as a Lapland night"
Fixing the Day ............ Mary Sunderland
"There is a tide in the affairs of men
Which TAX en- as the flood leads on TO fortune."
The High Comedian ....... Emerson Poston
CAN the worlds stage
And all the men and women merely players"
Rusticus Aer ..................M Minnie Becker
"a populous solitude of bees and birds
And fairy forms and many colored things"
MENU.
Sliced Ham Cold Veal
Chicken Salad
Baked Beans Tomato Catsup
Rolls Pickles Olives
Ice Cream Cake
Coffee Punch
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Notice.

Persons knowing themselves in
debt to me will please call and set
tie.
a-w. J,H.D DYE.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
Senior Reception.

The Senior class has sent out
dainty invitations for reception
Friday evening at the home of
Miss Emma Hartman. This is the
regular annual reception given by
each senior class, and the guest list
includes the members of the Board
and their wives, Superintendent
and Mrs. Boyer and the High
School instructors and pupils. The
handsome and spacious Hartman
residence is a very appropriate
place for such gathering.
Social Circle.
The ladies will be entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. Lytle and a
delightful social time is anticipat-
ed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-25
JuIlia.

The last program meeting of the
club for this calendar year occurred
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Sabinus Kessler. 1t was such
pleasant evening and the girls
were so charmingly entertained by
their hostess that tinge of regret
was experienced because the long
summer must break in upon these
meetings of congenial and delight
ful intercourse. 1t was Wagner
evening in quotations and readings
and Mrs. Frank Blasius led con-
versation on German opera as she
had heard and seen it.
Wagner's Life ...... Sadie McCray
Tannhauser. .....,........ Minnie Desse.
LonenSrln ...... ..... Clara Rauch
Gotterdamerung. ng...............,Iu Iucy Walker.
The new officers as elected for
the coming year are: Pres, Lucy
Walker. Vice, Kate Weltzell. Sec,
Mrs. John Smith. Treas, Mary Nc
Cray.