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state Does Net Ash That Harry Slack
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A eaaTse 90 sraSexzls aaent against Harry
STACK bartender at tins Shipvari saloon
vas diSFn5ssssf hY Justice Cam Yesterday
Afternoon Patrick Sherry. m old time
resident az Seattle, accused slack cf keepA
ing ti~' rlseed In hts care Slack sienfst
positively That he received shS money
After the evidence ives all i'm DEPUTY Pms
estmftns Attorney Fulton said he ass not
fsTi warranted IN asking that Slack be held
Ter trial Tn@ evidence hs said was 700
conflicting judge Cssnu said that he was
Ct - same opisstor and dismissed the "a &C.
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SHASTA ROUTE FOR SAN rHXN<,,s~~,
AND ALL CAIIYr1RNIA rcf1-erscac 80

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always treat TO the lover of na tire ~
especially is Y 70 at this season 81 ths
year. when California wears its most 49, s"o
tifuf gArb Oe@1-
The fares are low, only 50 ,rc,ua,~.
n~f,h IN Pullman sleeper, and sla incI.,ds
ing berth IN tourist sleeper. from acatsi.
TO San Francisco. S~aue
For tickets and reservations a,v,,. q. ~
J. Steepie. district freight and nasssn~s.
agent. southern Pacific COMPANY 80 Esres
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ADDITIONAL sleeping car service ba.
been inauFuraied ny the Northern pacifc
between Seattle and Spokane and sss,.to
and Portland. thereby providing aunis -
com'nodatfons for the patrons OF tha,
popular line. '"ss
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LARGE WAREHOUSES TE-s

LARGE WAREHOUSE LEASED
40 Occidental avenue has been lee go ~
Morgan 4 Raser from June and thSv ~,i,
have special Inducements to ofYey tn.,r
patrons All persons interested In storage
Main 40 for particulars
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OnEI DEFENDS HIMSELF.
State Nine Inspector Replies to
King County's Coroner.
OR. SPARKLING STRIKES BACK.

Owen Insists That the Coroner
fesning His Daty anA the Latter
Charges the InsoeeteR with Tell
Ar IN UntrutA-TAey Beth TAlk
On the Recent GiEara Inquest.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
a free lecture will be delivered or, 1snx,.
tan science a. Ranke's Hail on FRIDAY
evening, May 18Th, a, ~ clock. by Dy =
j. Ffuno. Of Oakland. Cal. ~ 3.
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TIE Chicago. Miiwankee n AZ pau
Halfway Is the best line between 81. PAM
and Chicago ~a'
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

THE Supreme Court Of Ohio and
the Federal District Court handed
down q dicision short time ago
that the breweries of Ohio shall pay
the Dow Tax, and that they shall
he compelled to pay It for Ave years
back with interest. This seems a
hard knocker but IL IS the law, and
the Supreme Court is supreme. The
attorney general has ordered the
prosecuting attorneys In each coun-
ty, In the name Of the state Of Ohio
to bring suit for the Dow tax for
five years back, against each brew.
cry that has sold any beer In their
respective counties. Prosecuting
Attorney Petit therefore has serv.
ed summons on the Hoster aud
Born beer people for about $4,000
each for back tax due Hooking
county. These supreme courts are
corkers.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

The LAW requires that il an fficialo
investigation is sought in a county
that petition and bond must be
signed by 20 tax payers Of the county,
and presented to the court praying
for that Investigation. The bond is
given to secure the payment of the
expense Of the investigation If there
is nothing found wrong In the offices,
OF the court declares there were no
just grounds for the investigation.
II, after the investigation is made
and there is nothing found wrong,
and yet the court declares that there
was just grounds for the investiga-
tion because of accusations and
suspicious aroused. then the county
must pay theiexpense of the investi-
cation and the petitioners are ex.
empt. A petition has been prepsred
by the prosecuting attorney of this
county, asking for an investigation,
and has been laying on his table for
two weeks. He has asked many tax
payers to 60 on it, but none seem to
want the honor, and thus he. can dc
nothing until the petition Is filled
out. These people that want the in.
vestigation so bad may now have an
opportunity by signing their names
to the petition.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

THE republicans have had con-
troll Of Logan for number of years.
You know what they have done,
and know what they are doing. Do
you like it? Are you satisfied with
the way they have been serving
you? Do they come up to and be-
yond your expectation in the.man-
agement of our affairs? If 80 stay
with them and keep them in office,
If they have thrown down the peo.
pie and disregarded the trust re-
posed in them, then supplant them
with better men.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

TOWNSHIP trustee 10 q trusty
trust. It 10 not Hanna trust, but
a trust Of caution and care that re.
quires some nerve to fill. Falls
tow nship has suffered a great deal
from carelessness on the part OF
trustees who have been bulldozed
by unworthy. poor, and much has
gone out of the townships good
money for political pull and puppy
influe ence. Officials in any capacity
must learn to say mo" when they
know they are right, even II 1t hurts
little with some bulldozing bum.
He will make by 1t in the long run.
One Of the strongest young men In
our township is candidate on the
Democratic ticket for Trustee. He
is Samr. L. Schneider. A young
man that has good association and
and knows who are worthy OF help
among the poor, and who are not
He will save money and do the
right thing for the townships poor
and for the best interests Of the
people. Vote for Sam Schneider
and thank the Lord for such an op.
portunity. u
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30
X. of p.

: TOLEDO, March 24.--The annual
report Of Grand Keeper OF the Re-
cords snd Seal William Beatty OF
the Knights OF Pythias has just
been made. It sbpws that there
were admitted during the year 4492
members. The number Of MEM
bers' January ], 1899, was 66,s72,
which was . gain OF 654 for the
year. The number OF lodges at the
end of the year was 668, which was
two less than the year before. The
cash on hand January 1, 1893, was
$2I ,878.56, which increased to $751;
079,0l during the year. The re-
ceipts for the year were $6l,3z7,4l.
The subordinate lodges had $l67,-
636.27 on hand January 1, 1898, and
received during the year$452,s04 80.
The cash on hand at the end Of the
year was sl93. .O62.84. The total as-
sets OF the subordinate lodges foots
up 81, ,2ss,soO,a5.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30


]. A. KLINE, J. M. Floyd A. j.
Burgess are the Democratic candi-
dates in Falls township for Justice
of the Peace. There comes time
in almost every mans life that he
has business before . Justice, and
when that time comes he ia very
glad to come face to face with q
man of intelligence and good Judge
ment. He is glad then that he
helped to elect man OF sound
sense and broad thought and con-
ception, and not he who might be
narrow and biased or prejudiced,
We believe we can assure our
readers that the three Democratic
candidates, II elected will serve
you we'll, and you will be proud OF
them. And by-the-way when you
are choosing good Justices, just
give them q good constable by
electing Jas. o. White.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30
Claims the. Fortune.

Mr. Ed Gingnogle, in answer to Q
published inquiry for person of his
name to come to Dayton that a for
tune was awaiting his identity went
to Dayton last week accompanied by
Attorney Lowry. He discovered
that he is the Ed Gingnogle wanted,
and was offered large some OF
money by an uncle II he would sign
a quit claim receipt in full, which he
refused to do. The matter is in the
hands Of attorneys for Ed and he
will no doubt be one Of our independ-
ent citizens soon. The fortune is
alleged to come from a deceased
great unclo in Germany. We hope
Ed all the success in the world In
getting every cent that is due him.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

TREASURER Of q Township is q
very important position to the tax
payers in that township. In the
first place security through honesty
and uprightness must be studied
Second, business qualification and
ability to correctly ill the position
Third, convenience and accomoda.
tion. These stated qualification,
are found most aptly in our nomi
nee, Mr.. Henry Kessler. He is 9
member OF the firm Of Kesslel
Bros, jewelers. and Opticians. II
one Of our best business men and Q
most upright exemplary citizen
His honesty in dealing will bring
quickly to his elbow q score OF mer
OF property who will gladly furnish
his bond. He is q thorough &C
countant and book-keeper with
whom it will be . pleasure to deal
ana his pleasant manner and con
venient place Of business furnishes
all the accommodation one could ash
for. 1t will be a pleasure for tn.
public who have business with thu
township Treasurer, to be waitet
upon by Henry Kessler. He is tht
identical man for the place. Th,
people could search the township
over and could not hit the mai
more squarely on the head for al
concerned, than to elect Henry
Kessler treasurer. Vote for hin
and you will vote for your best in
terests.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

THE contest in this municipality
and in Falls township is not fraught
with great spirit. 1t is quiet. The
positions like councilmen, water
works trustees, cemetery trustees,
ETC., are mostly honorary and bust.
ness men OF both parties have &C.
cepted the nominations and will
serve ifelected, but are not making
hot fight. We can vonch for the
Democratic candidates being ex-
cellent men.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

WE WERE indeed surprised to OBJ
serve that the Republicans OF Ln-
gan did not nominate MIR. I. w.
Rochester for a second term for
Water Works Trustee. We cannot
account for the oversight. Mr..
Rochester was a model Trustee;
none better served the people,
He was exceedingly careful and
watchful with the expenditure OF
money, and was interested and
diligent Ia the performance Of his
duty for the best interests Of our
town, because OF his being a life
long citizen here and has the city's
welfare at heart. Regardless OF
politics he was the man for the
place, and his party has made big
mistake. Their nominee Is a re.
cent citizen here, who can not know
the needs of our town so soon, and
can not have com mon interest al
heart with us. He should not be
elected. The Democratic candi-
date is Mr.. Mauk, who Ia thorough
ly competent. Hei interested and
careful for our best good.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

ATTORNEY General Monnett, of
Ohio, is certainly too much Of an
American to be a Republican. He
may belong to the Republican
party, but he ia Democrat In
principle. He is making q war on
trusts In Ohio that certainly should
be commended by ever liberty
loving man In this state. He IS an
exception, star In the armament
Of hope for the peoples triumph, a
nightmare to the milliouare. He
will either annihilate the trusts OF
this state or force the Supreme
Court to come to their rescue anu
declare the antitrust law uncon-
stitutional. God help US to put
such men as Monnett, regardless OF
politics, into the United States SEN
ate and the Presidential chair.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

The COLUMBUS Citizen says:
at is well known In this commun.
ity that Mr.. Cultivate voted for
Mckinley. Meanwhile he holds a
federal Office by grace Of Mckinley
These are facts that speak for
themselves and make Mr.. Outh.
waite quite as "simply ridiculous''
as he would make MIR. Bryan. The
Democratic party is we'll acquaint.
ed with its friends and enemies.
1t requires neither to wear a badge"
Yes, Outhwaite is nice specimen
OF some of the Democracy feined In
every county, but 1t requires no
badge to tell who is who. Outh-
waite was heralded In this valley
as one OF the "tall two" but he is
not so tall now.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30
Church Chimes.

Hff 3.
S The Easter services at the Pres
byterian church will be of great
interest. Special music has been
prepared and the church will be
decorated with flowers and plants
DR.. Harley j. Steward will speak
in the morning on easter, the
Glorious Fact" His evening sub
ject will be "Easter, the Glad Sur
prise" All cordially welcome.
A specially prepared concert will
be given at the Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening OF next week.
The public are invited to listen to
one of the best musical programs
ever rendered In Logan.
Rev. N. w. Goods subject for
morning service at the M. e. church
next Sunday, will be-, @The Res
erection; Christ, the First Fruits"
In the evening the Epworth League
devotion will be lead by Miss Alma
Hall, subject, "The Birth Day Of
Hope" At Z O'Clock the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will
take charge of the regular service.
A program appropriate to their
society il arranged. The M. E.
services on Easter will be attended
with special music, both morning
and evening. s =
Services will be held at the
Catholic church at 10 a. m. and Z D.
m. Easter Sunday. Buhlers Mass
in B fiat will be sung in the morn
ing. Miss Rauch will render the
offeratory at the morning service
and Miss Taggart in the evening.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

LOGAN has been under the efiul.
Rence OF Republican council for
several years and there has been q
great kick as to some OF theil
actions, and we can but say thai
I'VE told you co." The council
would not have been Republican
all this time, II Democrats did moi
put them there. The council oi
Logan by right Of discovery ought
to staGd four and tour. The First
and Fourth wards are Democratic
and ought to have two democratic
cOuncilmen each In the board all
the time, making one.half the
membership Of the board. The
Second and Third wards are some
what Republican but we could slIr
In councilman there once In q
while II we tried hard. Bot, we
say, II the Democrats Of Logan do
not want to be represented by at
least half OF the council then nc
ahead and vote for the republicans,
but do not kick afterwards. We
have nominated for councilmen
some Of the best men In Logan,
Henry Schlagetter In the First
Ward, A. ]. Judy in the Second,
Noel Hamblin In the Third, and
John Mathiott In the Fourth. There
could not be chosen in Logan a
more representative set OF mon.
They are all men that have, and do
work hard for what they get, and
know what It is to earn the bread
by the sweat OF the brow. Vote for
these men and BE represented In
our city government
~ ii'fT p3hsrpt4 thf1a 3a1.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

1T rs impossible for US In our
limited space, to point out the ex.
cellent personality of the Demo.
cratic candidates In each township
10 the county this spring. We
publish them at the head OF this
page for the voters reminder OF
those in whom he is must interest
ed. We have studied the ticket
personally and know it to be com.
posed Of most excellent men In
each township. We can recon.
mend them TO the people as good
and excellent men. They are rep.
resentative men, who will not be.
tray the trust reposed in them.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30
AMOS PARKER has probably dor

AMOS PARKER has probably done
more good, and made moro sub
stantial improvement in the solemn
confines Of our "city Of the deadn
than any other citizen in Logan.
He has an artists eye, and is es.
pecially useful In bringing out the
beauties Of nature. His beautiful
home Is an exemplification OF the
pride he has In having things
scrupulously clean and neat about
him. If you want the cemetery
well taken care OF by conscience
Gus citizen Of our town, vote for
Amos Parker for Cemetery Trustee.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30
THE assessing Of personal

THE assessing Of personal prop.
erty by persons chosen for that
purpose each year is q very i'm
portant matter to the tax payer.
1t concerns the check book, and II
10 poor business man who will
not Look out for his finances. An
assessor must be a man OF Judge.
ment as to the value of things at
forced sale, and he must fix those
values not too high or too low. To
assess a person too high is an in
justice to the person, il too low it is
an injustice to his neighbor.
There are four assessors TO be elect
ed in Logan each year. We are in
deed proud Of the men the Demo.
cratic party have chosen for these
positions here. They all have
served iL this capacity, and those
whom they have served are their
best vouchers. Ferd Magic has
been assessor for a few years In the
FIrst Ward and the people up there
want nobody else. He 10 square
and honest, and has treated every
body right, and will be reelected.
Andy Inboden 10 one of the. best
assessors Logan ever had. He is
before the people again in the Sec
ond Ward and he will 60 In with a
whirl. Every body likes Andy.
He hasn't an enemy in Logan, and
has always been q hardworking,
square going gentleman. He Is .
man Of family and needs the place,
having been Of late years broken
down In health. Vote for him, give
him a lift, and feel glad In your
heart that you helped poor fellow
along. Over In the Third Ward is
our o.d friend Ed. Juergensmoier
nominated for assessor. He Is a
business man, and man OF much
experience In valuation. He will
serve the people right and honest
ly. You can depend upon It that q
vote for Ed. Juergensmeier is for
the best intsrests OF the people OF
the Third Ward. Vote for him and
you will never regretit. Upin the
Fourth Ward Sammy Ruble asks
for bis second term as assessor.
The Fourth ward Is corker. They
do not elect town officers over there
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

OUT SIDE OF Logan in Falls town.
ship there are two assessors. One
for Falls proper and one for Falls
Gore. The Democratic candidate
In Falls is Jim Haidesty. He is q
young farmer Of experience In val
ues, and will serve You right. He
is,sni honest fellow and you will be
more anxious to vote for him after
he has served you one term. In
Gore precinct Emanuel Burgess
seeks the honor OF serving the peo-
pie Id the capacity OF assessor.
Emanuel Is asking for a second
terra, and be will get 1t. He der
seryesit ap .hs has mado o. good
assessor; Vote for Burgess. ..,,,.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

The enterprising Druggists Sparks
and Smith, Logan Ohio, who are al
ways figuring on how to give the
people the best for their money have
arranged with a Drug and Medicine
Co., to manufacture for them series
of family medicines. These remedies
are first class and equal to any of
the patents now in use and will be
sold at very much lower price.
Look for further information soon,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30
Good Music.

Its worth good deal more than
ten and fifteen cents, but we want
every body to come. The date is
Thursday evening April 9Th at the
Presbyterian church. 1t is the best
concert of the season. The manage
ment have secured the assistance OF
MRS. Norris, and the cleverest talent
of the city. The entire program will
be published in this paper next week.
The piano will be furnished by Pro-
fessor Sparks.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

IT is immatarial what the race
of people, there is treachery and
jealousy always lurking among
them selves. Gomez. was the great
est of Cuban leaders, but when the
Assembly met, like politicians they
feared he was too great, 80 they
turned him down. The people rose
up and took hand and dissolved
the Assembly. Gomez will reign
in Cuba. He is now the Chiel
Councillor of General Brooke.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

THE Judge Bright hoom will
about sift down from Senatorship
to Representative. From Judge
ship to Representative is not very
much Of an advance, 1t seems to US.
Judge Brights place is on the CIR.
cult Bench. He is worthy of some
of the best gifts at the hands OF his
party. But it is not the good men
in his party that get recog milton.
1t is the bulldozers.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

THERE will be hot time in the
old town Saturday. The Republican
Central Committee meet to choose
an executive committee and appoint
delegates to the several conventions.
The Bushnell crowd proclaim that
they have the Hammer gang skinned
alive, and the latter are hanging on
for dear life. We will watch the
town teeter when some of the big
fellows step in.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-30

on party lines. They choose men
on their merits, and they do. not
hesitate to say so. They gave
Sammy trial last year because he
is good fellow, and he proved
himself the man for the place. He
will be elected on bis merits this
time. He made q good assessor,
and the people appreciate it. cf