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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27

Miss Nan Mcbride returned to
her work in the High School Mon
day morning, having recovered
from the injuries she received in
Columbus three weeks ago.
Lester Venters, who has recently
been discharged from service in the
army in Cuba, has been the guest
of many young friends here. He
was a member of the hospital corps
of the 10th o. V. L.
Mr.. Ed. Gingnagle has received a
letter from his attorney at Cincinnati
that the Gingnagle estate offers Ed.
100000 on compromise for his share
on settlement. The attorney advises
that he will secure more than that
amount.
Mrs. f. S. Pursell started for
Cuba this morning. She goes by
way of Cincinnati to Tampa there
taking boat for the island. She will
be met by Colonel Pursell and Miss
Helen who has been in Cuba sew
Ell al weeks.
Ex-senator A. w. Glazier and
wife, the father and mother of Mrs.
DR.. H. j. Steward are expected on
Thursday, OF this week to make a
visit in Logan. Senator Glazier
has been paralyzed, but is now
much better.
We understand that Mr.. Firk, oi
Cincinnati, now stopping at the
Rempel House, is engaged in or
ganizing Street Fair, to be held
sometime in August. A balloon
ascension will be one of the feat
| ures of the Fair
Mrs. Herbert Harrington has
gone to Binghamton, N. Y. to at
tend the wedding of her sister Miss
Lucy Truesdell, Miss Truesdell is 1
very charming girl and made man!
friends when visiting here recen
summer with Mrs. Harrington.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Hansen of Santiago, Cal
died recently of scarlet fever. Mrs
Hansen, who was Miss Lou Miller
visited here few years ago whel
Norma was baby and their friend
can realize what the loss of the fai
little four year old daughter mus
lmean to the bereaved parents.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27
Nuptials.

Reasoner-Mauk, at the U. b.
Church Logan Ohio April 20 1899, by
Rev. Geo f. Hughes. Mr.. Walter
O. Reasorer and Miss Clara B. Mauk
both of Logan Hooking Co. Ohio.
Wedding March rendered by Mr..
Jno, James. House to small to hold
the people present.
Chute-Woodruff, at the U. b. Par
sonage Logan Ohio April IS, 1899, by
Rev. Geo, F. Hughes, Mr.. William
G. Chute and Miss Alice Woodruff
both of Hooking Co. Ohio.
Sweezy-Divine, at the U. b. Par
sonage Logan Ohio April % 1899, by
Rev. Geo f, Hughes, Mr.. John M.
Sweazy and Mrs. Hattie Divine both
of Hooking Co. Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27

Sparks has just received a large
line of the celebrated Louwelsa
Weller GAINESVILLE ware, call and
see IL, it is to fine for description.
Mr.. Earl Lindley is conducting a
dancing school at Bremen, Ohio.
We understand that he has large
class, and is enjoying good success.
The Misses Rannels of Washing
ton, d. G. and Miss Gable of Nelson
vile were the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Rannels on Wednesday of last
week.
Joe Butin went yesterday to Gin
cinnati where he will spend some
time with friends recuperatiHg from
his long illness in the Washington
hospital.
We have bill for the goods and ex-
pect to open Thursday 5 different
styles of High colors in Petticoats
and two styles in Black at $l.OO at
Stiers q Co.
Miss Louise Bowen and her
nephew John Bowen left this morn
ing for Shelby Springs Alabama
where they will he the guests of
Mrs, Pond.
Don't fail to try a package of
Magic head ache powders, seven
doses for ten cents, best and cheap
est sold only at Sparks Drugstore
Logan, Ohio.
G. V. Wright has purchased the
Kontner property on South Market
Street, and Mr.. Kontner has pur-
chased lot on South High Street
and will build.
Received this week 10 dozen Shirt
Waists in stripes and chambray
effects standing and turn down
collars regular rs cent waist for 6O
cents at Stiers & Co.
Joe Butin returned home, Thurs
day, having been discharged from
the hospital service of the army. He
has been for some time In the hos
pital at Washington,
Epworth League National Con-
vention at Indianapolis, Ind, July
10, 20, and 21st. Rate $6.25 from
Logan. See G. w. Schwenke agent
Logan, o., for particulars.
The Ladies of the Womans Re-
lief Corps, will have a spelling
school, Saturday evening May 9th
at the G. A. r. Hall. Every body
invited to come, and take part. A
prize will be given the best speller
Admission 10 cents, refreshments
will be served,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27
Church Chimes.

At the request of the Jas. X. Roch-
ester Post of the g. A. r., Rev. N. w.
Good of the M. E. Church will
preach a sermon to soldier "boys"
next Sunday morning, the post will
attend in body. Subject for even
ing service "Tricks of Satin" excel.
lent music morning and evening.
The Epworth League meeting will
be led by Ida Eby. Subject. How
will we divide our time?
"The Good Soldier"-Beginning
Sunday night at the Presbyterian
church, DR.. Harley ]. Steward will
deliver three sermons on the
'Good Soldier" The first will he
'The Cause and the Call" This
will be followed by "The Armor
and the Army" and the "Victory
and the Volunteer. Good music
may he expected and the soldiers
and their friends will be cordially
welcoms. DR.. Stewards subject for
Sunday morning will be "Good
Yokes for Young Men,"
There will be two impotsnt meet
ings of the Presbyterians this week
in the interest OF the new church.
1t is reported that some good news
may be heard by those who attend
the morning service next Sunday.
All interested are urged to be
present.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27

Miss Blanche Price went to Co.
lumbus Sunday, where she is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Yam
away.
Go to Sparks for your patent
medicines and receive free choice
selection of music worth from % to
rs cents.
Miss Mary Blasius is preparing
to go to Germany in May, where
she will visit her aunt Elizabeth
Blasius.
Mrs. James Trick of Rock Bridge
spent Saturday here with her
cousins Misses Della and Madge
Dollison.
Mrs. Sam Crow and Mrs. Ger
trude Risley attended the funeral
of Lulu Mcdowell in Jacksonville
last Friday.
Toilet soaps of special value Lud-
wigs Buttermilk and Vegetable Oil
cakes in box, 10 cents a box at
Stiers & Co.
Mr.. Frank Linn of Nashville,
Tenn, is guest at the Blasius
home, being best man in the Blasius
-Taggart wedding.
Oregon Prunes, the largest that
grows, 30 prunes to the pound 10 cts,
usually sell at 15 cents very meaty
and rich at Stiers & Co.
All members of the w. r. @. are
requested to be present next Satur
day evening April 29th, as there is
business of Importance.
Miss Olive Hagley, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
i Oldfeld, returned to her home IN
Jeffersonville Saturday.
! If you haven't been in the ole
Drug stand now occupied by Sparks
call and see the store and you will
, find some change in the last year
Capt. Ryan has purchased a hal
interest in the Waner place in thu
Kellar Block and is making thingi
hum around that quarter.
Try a pound of Smiths condition
. powders, you will find IL just al
recommended, 1t has no equal, sol,
:. only at Sparks Drugstore.
r Before purchasing Il hat wal
3 and see the fine display OF hats a
: Mrs. s. j. Thornbhrgh's Summe
Opening. May II, ~, and 18th.
2 To be given away choice selec
= tion of sheet music worth from 2
: to rs cents with every one purchas
at Sparks Drug and Jewelry store
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27
Married.

Mr.. Francis Comstock OF Belle
Vernon, Pa, to Miss Cora Kline, of
Enterprise, Wednesday high noon
at the home the bride.
Mr.. A. E. Huls of the Journal
Gazette to Miss Anna Troxel, of
Rockbridge, at the home of the
bride Thursday, April 20.
A more extended write up OF these
happy affairs were prepared too late
for this issue and viii appear in our
next.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27

Sparks Drugstore Is head quart
ers for picture framing, bring in
your pictures.
Mrs. Newmaster of Maxville
spent few days here the guest of
Mrs. Mccormick.
Miss Daisy Watkins was the
guest of young friends in Nelson
Vile Wednesday.
Summer Opening at Mrs. s. j.
Thornburgh's Millinery store May
11th, 18th and 18th.
Mr.. Reber of Circleville has been
here few days with his son b. @.
Reber and family.
Miss Winter of Lancaster was a
guest at the Blasius-Taggart we'd
ding, Wednesday.
Swan or Lavender Heliotrope a
French soap 3 cakes in box for 10
cents at Stiers & Co.
See Sparks for Clocks, Watches,
Chains. Rings and Jewelry for
prices before you buy.
Something new in House Dresses
and low priced suits, come in and
see them at Stiers & Co.
Sparks does not depend alone on
Drugs nor on Jewelry but has sew
eral lines of merchandise.
Saturday: Hats that cannot be
beat in price from 30 cents to $500
at Mrs. S. j. Thornburgh's.
Don't fail to get free sample OF
Smiths Magic remedy for chapped
hands ut Sparks Drugstore.
Mrs. Harry Risley is in Straits.
Vile where her brother Mr.. Dick
Spicer will be married this evening
New wall paper at old prices and
old wall paper at new prices al
Sparks Drug and Jewelry store.
Mr.. It. ]. McDermott of Zanes
VILE attended the wedding of his
cousin Miss Taggart Wednesday.
You can get anything you wan
from a tooth pick to Piano a
Sparks Dug and Jewelry store.
Mr.. Frank Stuckey Of Logan
sport, Ind, was the Sunday CUES
of Mrs. Louisa Payne and family
Miss Carringer of Shawnee, afte
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Jess
Voris returned to her home Satur
day.
One half pint OF Aqua Ammoni
put In nice bottles with glass stop
J pers for five cents at Sparks Drug
store.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27
MEN AND MATTERS.

Sparks wants your trade.
Go to Sparks for Stationary.
Plaid Hose at Mrs. S. j. Thorn
burgh's.
Go to Becker & Co. for good
Fertilizers.
Sparks gives you the most for
your money.
GAINESVILLE has 1Os secret lodge
organizations.
Reduced prices on wall paper at
Sparks Drugstore.
George Finney has gone to Co.
lumbus for few days.
Mrs. Ed Rhoads, of Columbus,
spent Sunday in Logan.l
Becker & Co. are leaders in the
sale of g ood farm wagons.
Linen and Duck Skirts from 60
cents to $3.50 at Stiers & Co.
Miss Kreig of Athens was the
Sunday guest of Mrs. Rannels.
Mrs. Stanley Dew, of Nelsonville,
is visiting friends at this place.
Special prices on Stationary at
Sparks Drug and Jewelry store.
Miss Emma Petty was shopping
visitor in Columbus last Friday.
Apple Blossom large oval cake
; 3 cakes in box 10 cents at Stiers Co
.iE Mrs. S. ]. Thornburgh is in Cleve'
land this week buying her summer
stock.
FOR RENT-A seven room
house. Inquire at A. Q. Tipton''
Grocery.
Special sale of "Strand Sailors
at Mrs. s. j. Thornburgh's thi
week.
Miss Rebecca Robinson teache
at Haydenville was shopper her
Saturday.
DIR. Lyon, of Logan makes
speciality of diseases of the eye ant
fitting glasses.
The w. r.. O. meet every SatuI
day evening, at the G. A. r. HaI
on Main street.
The best corn drills can be pul
chased at close prices Of Chris Ho
with Becker q 90.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27
Schools.

The first Clionian Society, presid-
ed over by its chairman Ned Mon
roe, furnished the literary work
of the High School Friday after.
noon.
Piano Duette. Anna Brooke, Lucy Bowen
Read. "A Belated Fuperal,. Grace Mattox
Hist. Sk.-Yankee Doodle. Charles Barthlow
Repro.-Christmas Ball.. Lucy Bowen
Song-Our Fair Hand Forever, r,....... School
Desc,-The Wat"r Works Mary Davey
Char Sk.-William Day ......., Ned Monroe
Essay-Filippinos. nos...............M Marie Brooke
Current News ....... ........,.. Bessie Beery
Music ..,..,,.,......... Junior Quartette
Courier r...,.....,,.......... ......R .Rhea James
Critics ..............,..... Harry Harrington,
Clara Kleinscmidt
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27

EmbrOideries.
Now is the time to buy New Embroideries
The prettest effects in embroideres ever
seen, most wonderful showing of high class
embroideries at the lowest prices ever offer
ed. For summer dresses, shirt waists and
infants wear, in Cambria, Hamburger, ,Serges,
Nainsook and Insertings. Gorgeous rich
varieties in all overs, Lace and Embroidery
and shirred effects.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27

Muslins & Sheetings.
.~~~~~U~o~~~O~~~~o~-O~-~ ~~O~~-~
Some extraordinary offer
ings in branded muslins.
The kinds that are almost
as staple as sugar in gro
Gerry. But stapleness counts
for naught with us. Our
prices dwindle like this:
A yd. wide unbleached muslin &c
A yd. wide sheeting muslin
heavy ...... ............... &c
A yd. wide bleached muslin
soft finish. Observation-Disclosures. sc
9-4 unbleached sheetings sold
for 1Sc.. ............... I215c
9-4 bleached sheetings our
popular brand Lockwood 1216c
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
Tho Best Orsr Of the Year


Is that made by Frank Leslie's Popular
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This calendar is In six groups of water
color designs by Frances Brundsge, the
famous painter OF children, each group
In twelve colors. size 10xl2A inches, on
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Illustrations that money and energy can
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Rudyard Kipling. William Dean Howells,
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
The Cold Weather Has Not Stopped 0per-
atl0us.

dVUuS.
Despite the winter weather there Is
great activity In Elizabethtown camp.
The Montezuma company Is producing
rich ore from the Glasner group and
running Its ~twenty-ton mill steadily
The Woodland company is pushing its
tunnel to the 1000 foot limit. The Gold.
en- Ajax company Is making cyanide tsst
runs. The Santa Ana company's experts
sent to examine the river bottom as q
dredge proposition have sent In their
reports and estimates, and two or more
dredges will be put TO work during the
winter. The Smtthdeld company, dsyel-
oping the Senate Bobtail and their other
properties are putting In machinery.
The Golden Era group Is being opened
up by the Mcintyre Bros. The Paragon !,
operated by Scott Il Butler. Is now pro.
ducing milling ore. The Legal Tender
company started steady operations on
their mine and mill. The Ohio company
IL getting into the ground rapidly on the
Florence.Arlington mines. and will soon
reach the 500 foot mark. The extension
OF the Legal Tender is being opened by
John Zwergel. The tunnel Is now in
200 feet. The Challenge shaft. which Is
now being sunk by W. N. Strother and
his Kansas City associates, is now down
100 feet and q good body Of ore has been
encountered. The Iron bird tunnel has
reached 800 feet. The Taos company IL
developing the Black Copper and Is pro-
ducing ore.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
WASTE OF LEAD.
A Lively fusilade at hoy kin's sheep Camp
Near Portalen,

A Lively Fusilaae at Boykin's sheep Camp
Near PortAles.
Last Friday night Sheriff Higgins re-.
ceived a telegram from Portsles saying
there had been trouble there and request
ing his presence, says the Roswell Re,
cord.
de went up Saturday, accompanied by
Deputy Lucius Dills, and found that on
the previous evening when the herders al
Boykin's sheep camp we're returning
from ~'stskiny" their horses, they discoy.
cred someone near tina camp who was
grooming and making noises as II In dis.
tress. Fearing there might be som
trick In the matter, the hsrder covered
the unknown man with his gun ~ neal
as possible In the dark and called. The
groaning stopped, the man mounted his
horse and rode away. returning a few
parting shots az no went. About this
time a man who had been In hiding neal
the corral began mixing a few shots In
the melee and at the same time a herdeI
ran out OF the tent with q
Winchester which he emptied a,
the r~etresting men. From eighteen
TO twenty-five shots were fired but
strange to say no m was hit. The
Boykins reported the affair 10 the OH sers
who spent from Saturday until Monday
In this vicinity but coald get no clue to
the identity OF the two men. The trouble
the officers think Is q continuation OF The
difficulty and hard feelings that have Ok.
listed for some time Ia that locality be-
tween the cattlemen aud the sheepmen
The officers think also that there IL d
meddlesome go-between party on the
ground who owns neither sheep nor cat
tie but Is busily engaged fomsnting the
trouble. The end OF the trouble does
not seem TO be now In sight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.


twenty-five Years Constant Use without .
Failure.
The first indication Of Group Is hoarse-
ness. and in u child subject to that dis.
ease II NAV be taken ~ a sure sign OF
the approach Of an attack. Following
this hoarseness Is u peculiar rough cough
II Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is given
~ o o as the child becomes hoarse, OF
even after the croupy cough appears, II
will prevent the attack. IL Is used In
many thousands OF homes In this broad
land and never disappoints the anxious
mothers. We have yet to learn OF q sin
gle instance In which 1t has not proved
effectusl. No other preparation car
show such q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS years
constant use without a failure. For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
naesiInn

The Durango Herald says that some
OF the queer incidents OF life is noted In
the Archuleta contest. Heretofore there
has never been any question about the
location OF kiith aud the large saw mills
and numbering interests OF X NJ Blggs,
ct al, and Archuleta county officials have
never hesitated to collect taxes, etc, and
New Mexico has never claimed the terri.
tory. But all at once Edith prec met
east a large republican vote, and the re-.
publican ticket il elected and there is a
great cry raised by the defeated demo-
Gratis, that the lumber aud saw mill camp
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09

X. r. Otero, clerk In the office of the
register OF the federal land office, to-day
exhibited a beautiful specimen Of gold
and copper ore from the Providence
mine neal San Pedro, In which he and
Antonio Ortiz, Of Gslisteo, and George
Armijo Of this city, are interested. Ore
taken from the prospect assays $3S In
gold and carries a good per cent In copper
Over thir three feet of assessment worl
has been done on the mine. An offer Of
$1,000 was recently refused for the pros
Dect.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
TERRITORIAL Funds

Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn re-
ceived from J. L. Psres. collector Of Der.
nalillo county, t527 so Of 1899 taxes. and
GIG 40 Of 1898 taxes; from margarine
Romero, collector Of San Miguel county,
$780, Is Of 1898 taxes Of which si36.48 IL
for territorial purposes and 1891 for
territorial institutions; from Solomon
Luna, collector Of Valencia countd, ti57,'
81 OF 1893 taxes Of which ss3.l7 Is for
territorial purposes and s27,27 for terri
torial institutions.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
fnt.rest.d in Nav Mex,oo,

Will @. Barnes, Of Holbrook, passed
through town Tuesday morning on the
early train heading for Phoenix, where
he goes 10 bin his wife aud spend the
holidays with relatives. Mr.. Barnes has
been over In New MEXICO the past three
months looking after his business inter.
ests. He has leased q thirty thousand
acre range, all fenced, near Ration, and
has removed about three thousand head
OF cattle to that section from the Hol.
brook vicinity. Mr.. Barnes anticipates
great things In the future and says the
cattle business Is all rlght.-w inslow
Mail,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09

is located In New Mexico, and II they sue
cesd In having their way this tsx-paying
Institution will be removed out Of the
state and into New Mexico. Bat then as
the democrats OF Colorado are not after
office, snd the contests ara In the In
teres,s OF silver. the contestees probably
believe they are justified In their action.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
LETTER
SOLDIER

acrcss an innoceot lu' susticious look
Ing nai'y Upon q sss'ch hs wal found
10 b ain pos'eosion 4 q commission and
full ieirntlals OF q msjor in thu insur.
z mt army. BIS capture is considered q
very important one.
While thsrs Is nc fshtlng OF much i'm
port goink on Ist at present, there Is
great activity ct the heads Of depart.
ments, and appearances 20 TO show that
an aggressive campaign Is TO be launched
against the insurgents. While the dry
season is on II Is expected the remainder
OF the ten regiments authorized by the
last congress, will be on the island by the
last OF the month. when, the campaign
will be opened Ia earnest. When all
have arrived the lighting strength OF the
Americans will be about 10000 men.
1t lie thought that the situation 10 the
south IL. 10 a degree. OF less Importance,
than that 10 the north OF the island
owing TO the recent heavy losses sus-
tained by the enemy in that section.
| which has caused them to be less active
than at any time since the instruction.
While this Is the case. IL Is not the lnten.
ton Of those In command to be less vigi-
liant in the patrolling OF that section.
Yet q bulk OF the troops will be assigned
10 the north, to make hssty work OF qusll
ing the insurrec Ion.
To see the number OF natives that
come out OF one shack, or view the
numbers that pass our post going TO and
coming from Manila. II would seem that
10000 men, or even twice that number,
would be required to conquer them, for
In the language OF Dick Richards there
are enough OF 'em hid around here In
these bushes TO take bamboo switches
and by mere force OF numbers, run the
whole caboodle into the bay" and you
know that Dick Is not much OF q hu
morist. Aud In this statement he 10
backed up by Willie Galbraith. Al
though Willie is knocked out a little by
an incision made by the surgeons knife,
he is by no means ~incspacitated for any
line Of duty.
As I Am writing this an order has Just
come In for US to be prepared to march
to the north at a moments notice. which
compels mt to bring my letter to q close.
However, will take time to say that this
move means we will be assigned to Law
toms division, and in all probability we
will see some Hg%hting-which we are
looking for; in fact some Of the boys
seem to have lost q dght.
W.. c. SIMPSON.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-09
Dad nodY IdantiIled.


1t is tolerably certain that the body
found In Jacks CANYON a week or more
ago was that OF an Italian who left AL.
buquerque last August In a demented
condition. His relatives we're never able
to get any trace OF him after his disap-
pearance. A brother-in-law. whose
name we were unable to ascertain, ar.
rived on No. l Monday morning from Al
buquerque, had the grave opened. and
partially identified the remains from the
clothing and some missing teeth In front,
but to be certain, he took pieces Of cloth
ing and n shoe back to Albuquerque
for Identification by the deceased's sister
-Winslow Mail.