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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
SDtloner

raie fremoeIes paa iOriteaiSe Steoer.
! iolte ll5e orog en- Enrnaoo ben ouer
ben peitIise Del af phus 50. Sa. %
sioroe lite iau IiOt Staoe paa @ienoom
9n lille Yi9e brebtes, os andre tom til
Staoe. 6n Del arsaiurer brabtes.
9uie, I.Iesrufitanssr IrGsr 0. Ign. ere
brattsos os itroeoe ruuot Omtrins.
aenoibu GOuntp @,s. bar aloris /
belle i'm 6iitorie ueret biemlest af ct
laa ooeIas9enoe tueir, iom bet Der gift
Ouer 9snen b. 81 Dsai. 6uis os eaber
bleue baorne bort paa Stormens 9inser.
flere Menneiter blepe iaareoe peb ben
uIptte, om GIT ouer oeres 6uie; men
Inoen lfal pare brRbt. @t Stpbruo
iulete paa Ortunen, os 9ioroe mesen
Stabe. GburIes 0tosers 6arm, 4 Uill
pelt for aenoiba, ipntes at befInoe lts /
Stormcentret. Gn ltor guoe bIeu reuet
imaa Stptter. Rreaturerne bIeue
orabte os 6iarene pIuttef al Sons.
CANINE Dag biemipste en- @ptIOne
@enen omtrins 9ineOIn. 81. 5 Samnoas
lie, en lille gp noro for gineOIn, 9ioroe ben
melt Sfabe. Den lefteoe Gbicu9o &
alton ganens Siation fra i'm @runo.
uolo og bar ben flere 9lrbs. 3asene
blalte ai gutitsbpsnin9er, 6leuatorer
oo Sforltene blelte neo o9 llgeIeoes
mango minbre lbuie. Store GrGer rpt:
teoes op meo 0toben og bares lanse
Stptter af Stormen. Sugeu Wienneiter
ital pare orGbt.
fra louisville, 8p., itriue8: Gn Del
al Rentutp biemlsstes ben lite os' al
en- ulebpunIis uOIoiom Storm meb
Stprteresu. s Sbslbp SO. ubarisos
lueirst til en- @peIon. llobuie os @Grs
Der eunebss paa Soroen, os ltor Stoos
anrettebes paa ben uorenoe Sab. Site
minbre enb IL fore 9aoer bIepe poe'
Ioote. 6lers iaurebes, men insen liuss
farIi9t.
&esnsn os gIGiten slorbe meSen
Sfooe 6rantfO,t, { rinston, George
trwu oe Mount SttrIins. 8 6rant'
fort uor Stormen iua uoIoiom, at Urano'
flottsrne rinssbe uufaoelis, os 6olt
tleu buert QiebiIt opiframt. StOrs
lraer, lcm bupbe itaaet Gourtbuiets
Os aupitOIiets Barter mango, mango
aar, bIGlie neo, os GeIe9raftraaoene fit
lumme Ulebfart. 6Iere Vaennelter
Srantfort fl 8uaiteIier al flppsnbe
Gemmerltotte os anoet Vrassoos. Den
anretteoe Stabe antases at pius naa op
/ bunorsos Iuinber al Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Welp Worf.

Statsienatsts 6nansfomite / AIbanp,
". g., inoniuebe Onsoa9 @ftermibbas
paa en- gepiIsnins uf S75, 600 til DGt-
ming al llDsifterne ueo be ofientlise 6elt-
lisbeoer, iom ltaI bOIoes, naar aomiraI
Oeiusp fommer. @uuernsr GooleueIt,
anbefaIsr en- iuaban SeuiIsnins. De
militare Orsuniio iiotioner Omtrins Stas
ten bar ubtryft Onlfe ON at mautte
optrebe uso osis 6eltIisbeoer. Wteo en-
iaa lior gspilsnins oil uIls faa anIebnins
til at bsltase.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Sberit Stotienbcrg CT itcpt
til Sspiie.

8 lorsoogs bIeu be iorbIte eeUninser
of ben tatte 0lebraita Siicer. 5obn
NRiaer Stotienbers, iteot til 6uiIe pna
en- imnt plaos pun Arlington airte-
eaorb. til Stebe par 4rGlioent Mc.
SinIsp, ari9sminiiier 9llgsr, SetretGr
MleitIsiobn, GeneraIabiutont 9orbiu.
8risubeseueruI GresIep, Sbeit 90 bon
os mango here iremrogenoe 8erionIisbe.
Der.
Sir. IroEpr fra lrebIs q lua'e | Res.
tiente iom UiiIit9rsiforte. Sets Siii.
eerer pare yiob9rere al Ndpn, men Jets
msniee SoIbatsr eiorbe Iienelten. Oct
mIliiare WuittOrps Siaeoe Ssrse'
mars, oo ueb @rauen ipiaeoe BET y9iGr.
mere Cub til big os Come Ye Dis-
consolate. Gep. Wallaee LATTE ben
epiitopaIe airtes gesraueIissIiiursi
buiIfet par ben snslte tirteIise Iisnelte
psb bsune 9siIisbeb.
Reb,aifa par repraIsnteret ueo Srs
uator Thuriton.
pr9iiosnt Wlc. 8inIep fses OF uilIe
ftGnts Mrs. StOtisnbers en- Stiains. ba
BUN NOT er iaa eoot iom uoen SubR.
ttenismibler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Sobart after raft.

Sibfe llgs ofIasoe 9icsprGiibent So.
bart % 0ultru fit fsrite 8iiit Ill bel
buios 9us efter lin aluorIise SpsoOm.
Com geuis paa bet bierteIise 6orboIo.
Der beitaar meaem port yanos TO bsielte
@mbtbsmeub, Tan meobtlss. at Bra:
Iie en- isIu tom batbOueoet imoo Dem
Os bloIp osm ub nf 8Osusn. 9iter en-
berteIig 9eItumfbiIien terte praiioen.
ten fine @9lter I'll SpiieiaIeu, buor
gund inbto9es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
0oo Vortjeucne.

Z GroOtlton afluttebes ben fOrIpbne
lloe en- SfopbanbeI, paa builten SeI'
oeren eiter SiseuOe tiente 500, 900.
SanosIeu omfattsr en- flor StrGtnins
6prltou, Iom lDsnrp Bolton ts6te ueo ct
9luttionslals / GrOotton iiolte SOms
msr. 9lu bar ban iOIst bet isen til
9ralulibanbIsrne Sbsulin' 6arpente'
So. 90 faast 800, 600 tontunt berfor.
S,ouen lisser bet iaatalbte &so eat'
8alin os resnss bIunbt bet meit uarbi
fuIbe ,pins 9uuo" Der 6snen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
|. Yiationalg1loen.

5inunsminiiterens Uiaunebsresnftuo
piier. of glaiion0IsaIosp ben site Mai
bsIsb Jig til sl.436. 4T 800, buiItst Ell
SO, 3,6s5, ,s57 minbre enb ueo Slutninsen
of forssooenbe Maauso.
3e lamIsos Snttaster Mai beIcb
fig til s44 7se. .0l3. os llOsifterne til
40.5l3, 004. IoIOsn iubbra9te sls..
ao7.90e Os SnternuI &sUsnue s93, 730,s
729.
Gil SammenIisnins tan tiens, at
Saotagtsrus for 2lpriI beIcb fig til $50, :
OASIS os uosiiterns til s47 $40, 9o9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
80e Marn.

3aue itrsuet mere snO nosen &eblt.or /
Den iomme Glib. 9un er meeet aIiiois
os bar bebuubIet oQe muIise 9mner,
inotiI ban nu bar siOrt anti GrpaniiOn
iii fin SpeciaIitet. @runben til. at ban
M mau baue fin esen 2luis, ftaI uere
ben, at andre 9Iabe ct bIspne tiebt af
bans 9rtltIer os bar bespnot al lube
Dem 9aa Yupirtutpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Winnciota.

Oliuer Olion orutneoe Onsba9 afs
ten Uiinneiota fiuer. 9an par Is
Nar sammeI os Spn al @opiro OIion
Wantato. Sammen meo no9Ie andre
Oreuse git ban Onsoas gItermiooas
ub for at babe os baube ioriest at lupm=
me ouer 6loOen. yiset par enbnu lite
eenlunoet Gorsbaes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
SOrifelligc =NDDrOer
Ytebrafa d.

Com ct 3teiuItat Of PrsueuaI9 for
0fiieerer 9lebruita Electromagnetic q.
Ges.) fan meooeIes, at ". Is. Camp.
BED t@Omp 81 bIeu uaIst til 6e9imen.
tets Oberlt; IS. s.. Iracg, 9torfOIt. til
0bsrltIoitnant % 8Iaiam 9apparO,
9iebr. Gltp, til Dtajor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Snotama.

8 5jOr fOruoiasoe 9bomas 9oouer
/ @uansoile, at ban uiloe bs ben "a.
Waai 1899. 9an bauoe ueret ips /
Iansere lio. Onsoas UaiObas reilte
ban fig op af Sensen os lasoe til i'm
9ultru: r9au bar je9 bare tire Elmer at
leue t." Os paa SIa9et 8 ON Gfter=
miboaoen bgoe ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Vbilippinerne.

Sibsn be nmerItanfanlte lropper
bare forIaot San Wi9ueI os Gan 81.
bro, baue be frugtsIi9s Ia9uIer tiItaset
fig Masteu pau oisie 9sne Os iOrfuIgt
ale be ameritluenIi9e Yebosre meo list-
tie jfaieri
6n Del ai uore friuiaigs Soloutsr
paa PbiIippineine bape aniegt WeRiu=
Iep ON at bIipe aimenitreoe P9ilippi
nerne Steoet for biemme o9 ioa fua
JsiiesObtsereIie. 8e uiae iaa unlGs9e
en- ameritanif 6oloni paa YblIippinerne
og oauue en- Electromagnetic iOr at oprei.
boIoe be 6oreneoe Staters Sntsresie paa
0erne. Dc meme at tunne ifabe fig ct
6iem ueb 6iaIp Of aanoets naturIise
SnotGsIstlIoer. gauobrug, @rubsorift
Os Snbultri.
9nlur9enterne beiatte i9en iiolte u9.
9inierne ruuoi Gan 6ernanbo. Den =
Sua unsreb be Soma Jtesimentets fors
potter oe iaareot TO UiGno.
aopt. 6rend tos Reltsn al bet 22be
Suianteri til 6anoaba, on ,5niur9en:
ieruc baubs uilt fs munoltGrte Der.
Rapt. 8rsn ueo l7oe Snianteri bar
buerpet 100 Macabsber iii Speioers.
Waeabsbe ypsn 4ampanga, om altio
pal loyal mob Spunien, sr MI loyal
mob 2lmeritanerne.
Siben lrOppernes Reorganization
tommanberer uu 9sn. canton al life
DiuifOn paa Str9tnin9en fra @aIoos
CON til paiup, meosns Dlac artbur bar
apmmanbo opsr alt notben for 9oueos
tUurtsrst til Gan bsrnaneo.
@en. Otis Tiger, at ban tan bs'
berfe Situatonen pau YbiIippinsrns
msb 80, 900 @ano, iaa ban bs5sDsr lite
Here SOIoater iOreIsbist. 6an msnsr,
at Sniursenterue snite 6reb inareit mus
list, 6a be iaa ofte tomme meb 6en.
usnbsIisr bssansaaenoe. De forbaneIe
mulieuis nu bans 5rsbsbetnselier.
3 be liolte Sage bar @eA. ecwions
ltoppsr pGrst bsit9itiseoe meo at renie
ganbst omtrins qasnna be gop for Sn.
lur9enier. 6nn prsueoe paa at title en-
5Glbe op for 1000 5niursenter unoer
Sen. piIo bel piIor, men be Hap uo,
ier ban fit 6eIoen Iuttet. Rosen Ramp
al pbete getpouIns bar lite funoet
Steb ben iensre lib, oa 9ninrssns
terns serne isrse for at TONNE bort,
naar 4meritonerne Marine fig.
SfsIoe ienelte MsbbeIeIier itrsmme
lulinber Of lIpsininse mob WaniIa fOr
gsltpttsIis o9 6sbe, men autorlteterne
boIbe btm tiIbase, ba be irpste for en-
OuerbsiOItnins, Der Tan fOrauriose ptlt
os 6unsersneb. De inbfsbte TONNE
uos paa gejens msb teres 9usbOIoninss'
ssultunbs pu0 Rp9ssn, Os be amsrltan'
lie 6mteosmano belle Jiis uo blanot
osm. De fortGlle, at 5niur9entsrns
baue taeet bsres bsbeuarer, os be tsr
lite penbs tilbase I'll oeres Dlem al
5rp9t for Suiursenterne.
Snbbpsserne Uiueabsbs ere iasses
bort, os gpen braubt af Oprsrsrns.
8eb San 6thanoO baue be slOrt mats
lise ansrsb paa pore trooper, os Here
ere iaarebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08

On beulOltlele 9tspresmano bleu llGbt
bot. utter bru9tes Opnnmit, oq
Ren9elto6et bleu lprGn9t meo ct uolb.
iomt Rnalo, Der ilts @noen at ben til:
lteoenoe Boituo9n Stpfter. 2llt buao
/ be tunos faa lat of pen9e og penges
Barb, bIeu ltoppet / no9le SGtte, ber'
paa iprung 3euerne paa loeite, Der itob
bnnbne peo lele9raipGle 9}Rrbeoen,
o9 reoe ipo paa / 0etnin9 al A-edicine
Bow range. 9uor meSst &c tit ior
oenne 9onoling, ueo man lite, men bet
oar NOT uaret 9anite bstpbsIi9t, oa bette
Cog nGlten buer Gag mebiarer itorre
penssiumme.
Saa lnart, bet par muli9t, forte 9o=
tomotiuet til nalte leIe9ruitation, og
2lutotiteterne bleue unoerretteoe ON bet
iorefalone. Superintendent 6arrls
tiGieemeb Il. 9. 6mbeosmano began
Jig itrats til @ernin9sltebet. s Cara.
ME itrepes en- beuebnet Stprte, Der c.
81. reo uo ira Wllcor ale @ietnIn:
ger; men bet et nGlten umuIi9t at iinbe
no9en ben uiloe gjsr9esu, buor iaa
mango StiuIelteoer tan nnoes.
Il. 9. bar louei 81 900 for bu.r Of
5teuerne, enten bob eller leuenoe. URan
!nsr, ot bet er 6oIt, iom bar arbejoei
fOr ROmpu9nIet ueo SprGn9ninser Der
glRrbeoeu. Starer al 9mbeosmGno
o9 Oetettuer ere noe, o9 belle @g1en
itaI unoerlssss paa bet ombp9selIsite.
SfsIse ienere efterreininser reo
Sberifsrne 6siltano os 9ortn, Ieoiaset
al ct beuGbnet 6el9e, Der Tor Sterlte:
oeIen beltob af cowboys, ira Casper
SOnoa9 Wor9en. efter at be bauoe bort,
at tre al 6euerne pare reone 9ennem Vps
en- 81. "a iamne 9Ror9en. 8isle tire,
Der bauos forlobt be andre, lnobenteoss
35 Uail noro fot Casper ueo Ycpoer
6Iooen. Sna mart b. aa 6orfeI9erne,
feb be paa benz, cg Sberiff 6elltano
miltebe i'm 6elt o9 maotie 9aa l5 UiiI
for at faa en- M; oa ban M lite bauoe
noset 9oab ON at naa fine 6oIt lsen,
penbi, ban tIIbase til Casper. al
6orieIsernes 6elte bleue ltuote, msoens
0ieuerne itjuIte zig bag aIlpperne, iaa
ingen tunoe TONNE til at Itpoe paa benz.
Den JoruIrrin9, iom fremtalotes ueo
IN Sulus puu 5OrfeIserns, benptteoe
Rsusrne til at TONNE bort, o9 6oriels
9sllen bleu umuli99iort peo Uertets
6rembruo. 6ol litGrtning er M ienft ira
aue Sioer, o9 @9nen oil formeli9 bIlpe
beIejret, Iaa man mener lite, be plue
unbtomme, ielu ON Bat piI bliue pan.
lfellat % maaIte tolte Uienneteliu al
iaa fat paa benz. G9nen er meset
ufrsmtommeIis, os be fenoe naturlis'
uis Ierronet Union paclflcs euerlie
@mbebsmeno ere Der uoe o9 Ieoe 6or:
ieIselien periOull9t.
Sfslee lenslte UsobeIeIier traf 6or:
ie!aerne after deperne 10 Dlil lRn9ere
0iorp Wunoas 4ften, os ny Ramp be:
opnbte, bporunoer Sberlii Soc 9aren,
en- af @snens bpsti9ts Yolitlmano,
miitsbe 9iuet. 6sperne bleue oer orep'
ne bort fra berss 6orifanosninser, og
bass 6elte blsue iasne; men troos ben
ltarpelte Yeuostnin9 Iptteoss bet oem
/ glattens Mulm os Ulerte at lilaIe
nosle 9slte os TONNE bort. Der blep
Ienot guo efter Here 6oIt amt Ammu'
ntion os 6oceuurer, % MI er en- ny
politiltprte mso riseltgt al 6eoe'
parer, 9slte os 9lmmunition paa Uel
Der uo, men Geperne naa pitt uo til
berss esentIise Smntbuller (Hole-in-
the-WalD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
Wp avis.

Den iOen Isnere Glib iuu mesei omtalts
Gbwuro attlniOn fra Bottom itaI efter
Siaenbe liaa 8esreb meo at oprette en-
eoeu @uis. 9an bar aIiib pGret en-
msaet probuttiu giorussposr til andre
gIabe % paaliaar be iibiie tpps aar at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-08
6omgresiormano.

Oct bstrasters M iom omtrent
fttert, at Oberit 3, y. 9snberien,
Dubuque. Soma, piI bIips Gb. 9eebs
@iisrfsIser iOm 5ormanb | aOnqrssien.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29

The Logan Library will close on
Friday of this week for two months.
On the week of July II, an enter
taiument will be given by the
ladies OF Logan at the library
rooms for the benefit of the Library.
Just received new designs in
ladies Hose black with colored
stripe fine quality % cents. Black
with broken plad special value 25
cents. Black with inch band
Isle thread and drop stitch 80
cents. SrIERS d Co.
Misses Ruth and Belle, and Mr..
Frank Brooke, attended Il family
reunion last week at the old home
of Heyckiah Brooke, near Dumonts-
vile, Fairfield Co, about sixty
members of the family were pres
ent.
Rev. Boyd of New York City,
has been the guest of his College
friend, Marshall Harrington. Rev
Boyd occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church Sunday eve
ming and preached an excellent
sermon on "The Healing of the
Leper."
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
Crystal Springs.

Mrs. Judge Wright and children
reluctantly left camp after jolly
weeks outing.
Miss Katheryn Friesner came
Friday morning for week at
Crystal Springs.
Sugar Grove backed Bremen
down in game Of ball Friday
afternoon, on the Sugar Grove ball
park. Sugar Groves battery was
weak, since their regular men were
absent; and we wonder what they
might have done, since as it was,
the score stood AZ to 10 in favor of
the home team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabinus Kessler,
Messrs VIII Strentz, Frank Work
and John Henderson were of Sat
urday's visitors.
Miss Leota Wetzel and Miss Zell
Trimble of Lancaster were with us
Sunday.
Mr.. Lou Gage and Miss nellie
Slater drove up Sunday, and
things were AS they used to be
around camp, before Louie was of
to the war.
Walt Rochester and Cora Wright,
Otto Styles and Bess Rose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bine Kessler, Will Strentz and
Frank Work took supper with us
Sunday evening.
Bert Stedem and WILDER Welty
drove up from home Monday after
noon.
Messrs AXline, ,Ogtuen and Rade-
baugh called on the colony Mon.
day evening.
Whist seems to be the campers
long suit.
Rhodendron is in bloom and the
amount CLEANED from the hills is
astonishing.
John Wellman and Lucy Weston.
haver drove up before the rain
Tuesday evening. Lucy will re.
main in camp a week.
The Broad st. Methodist Sunday
School picniced on the ground
Tuesday. A special train brought
crowd of more than three hun.
dred people.
About twenty ladies from Ian.
caster had pleasant days outing
Wednesday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
John DOwney, Killed.

John Downey, well known among
local politicians, who has held a
position III the quarantine depart
ment under Mayor Swartz, was
killed while crossing the street car
tracks near the corner of High and
Rich street at noon Saturday. He
was on his way to his boarding
house on Rich street, near Third,
and had stopped for a minute in
John Babbert's saloon, near the
scene of the accident.
He started across the street in
an evidently distracted condition,
when Main and Neil avenue car
came along. Motorman Shirz rang
his bell and yelled to the upfortu-
nate man, but he didn't seem to
hear, and the car struck him,
whirling him around and throwing
him to the ground with great force.
lie sustained a severe fracture OF
of the skull at the base of the brain.
He was picked up and carried to
Schuler's drug store, where DIR.
Harry G. Gabriel, who witnessed
the accident, attended the injured
man.
Downey was taken to st. Francis
hospital in the city ambulance,
where he died few minutes after
arriving. The deceased is single
man and formerly lived at Logan
Ohio.-COl. Citizen.
The remains of Mr.. Downey were
brought to Logan Saturday night
to his sisters home here and buried
on Monday, Rev. Father Powers
officiating.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
Union Furnace.

The railroad grade for the new
switch is nearly completed.
ChIldrens Exercises was well at
tended Sabbath, we were glad to see
the children do so we'll.
We understand Thomas Joy has
been employed by a Chicago firm
and that he will soon go out on the
road. We wish him success.
Mr.. Ed Standiford pays highest
prices for old relics; he expects to
have a Fair in our town about 1900.
Jessie Backis visited his parents
of this place Sunday.
George Specht of Creola visited
his Grand parents here Mr.. and Mrs.
Custom last week.
The new school house we under
stand will have to be remodled some
before it can be accepted. 1t is a
fine looking building ana greatly
helps the looks of our town.
The rain last evening did much
damage to the wheat crop.
Dillie Myers says he can ride a
wheel to Enterprise as quick as any
one.
Several of our young people took
in Childrens services at Smith
Chapel Sunday evening.
Our town is looted with schoO
teachers but we understand no Sc
lection has been made.
Charles Cox will close a very sue
cessful term of school here mex
Friday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
Church Chimes.

The services at the Presbyterian
Church for Sunday promise to be
of special interest. AT the COM
munion service IN the morning,
some new members will be receiv-
ed publicly, and DR.. Steward will
speak on "Pilates Title" The eve.
ming service will be appropriate to
"July 4th" and some of our nation
al hymns will be sung. nr.
Steward will speak on "Freedom."
Come out and help sing some of
our national hymns.
Rev. B. f. Jackson, of Baltimore,
Fairfield Co., Ohio, held services at
the M. e Church here Sunday
morning and evening.
Rev. Good will occupy the pulpit
of the M. f.. Church next Sunday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from
our midst our beloved sister, Emma
Stewart Good, we bow in submits
sion to His devine will and,
WHEREAS, We desire to express
our profound sorrow because of the
loss which has come to US, be it,
ReSolUed, That the members of
the w. F. M. S. deplore the loss of
one Of their brightest and most eff
cient members; her pleasant man
ner, her quiet, consistant christian
life, leaving impressions of good
upon those with whom she came in
contact.
ReSOlued, When we consider her
character we feel she is not lost to
us but only gone before to her
heavenly home.
ResoA ed, That we extend our
loving sympathy to the bereaved
husband, who will so much miss
her delightful companionship.
Resotved, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to husband, en-
tered upon the minutes of the So
ciety and that they be printed in
the Logan papers.
MRS. A. q. Upton,
MRS. e. w. JENNINGS
MRS. f. M, MCKAY,
Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
/. o. U. f. Memorial.

The /. 0. O. F. Memorial was
celebrated by the lodges here on
last Sunday. A goodly number of
this illustrious order decorated the
graves of the deceased members in
the afternoon and then repaired to
the NJ. E. church where the Grand
Master Hon. Ivor Hughes was in
troduced by Judge O.W IL. Wright.
Mr.. Hughes delivered most mag
nificent address on Odd Fellow
ship. He is the highest officer in
the state and has been one of the
progressive workers, which has
brought this noble order to its high
standing in this state. An octette
Of male voices furnished most ele-
CANT music for the occasion.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
Calico Ridge.

Wheat harvest is now thing of
the past, the earliest ever known in
this locality.
Plenty of rain. and more thunder,
and tightening than comfortable.
Mr.. George Rauber's house was
struck dy tightening on the evening
of the Goth and u hole tore in roof
large enough for a man to get
through, but no other injury done.
Mr.. Joel Harden's house was also
struck the same evening and one
side of the chimney tore out no one
injured.
Hay harvest will soon begin the
crop will be light and weedy.
Berries are beginning to ripen but
are very scarce.
Mr.. Noah Harsh who was bitten
by copper-head snake soTe days
ago has fully recovered from the eff
fects of same.
Mrs. Lucy Shultz is visiting rela-
tIves in Nelsonville this week.
Mrs. Ballard of Shawnee was a
visitor on the ridge over Sunday.
G. w. Beoughes and family visited
on the ridge Sunday guests of Squire
Shultz.
Lewis Rodman is in the berry
business, every day and Sunday too.
He has about two acres planted in
berries and it makes him hustle to
keep ahead of them and get them to
market in good condition.
Mr.. j. X. Shaw is also in the berry
business and has to work on Sunday
too, but says he can stand it while
the berries last.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
Thousands of Requests
FOR FREE BOTTLES

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Remedy, and upon strict investiga-
tion it has been found that no less
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There is no doubt that Favorite
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Liver, Bladder and Blood, Rheuma.
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-06-29
Union Furnace.

The barn and granary, and two
other outbuildings, belonging to
Amos Woodard, of near here, were
struck by lightning Tue sday eve
ming, and burned to the ground.
The loss was about 500; insurance,
$3.50. About 100 bushels of wheat,
and 100 chickens were burned up.
A cow belonging to Thomas
Cook was also struck and killed by
lightning. N