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III. V. Excursions.

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Homeseekers excursions to the
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History and Civil Gov.

A. l.. O'Neill, Examiner
When and where did Washing
ton first take command of the Ameri-
can army, how many battles had
been fought previous to that time,
and who commanded?
Who was the first to explore and
give name to the Columbia River,
and by what right, did the u. s.
claim the adjacent territory
Previously to the adoption of the
Constitution how were the people of
the U. s. governed.
A What is the difference between a
republic and representative demo-
cracya Which did the Constitution
al Convention aim to provide for?
B Gtve.the author, date and pro.
vision,of the Missouri Compromise.
Q What presidents held office two
terms? Who died in office? Who
were chosen by the House of Repre-.
sentatives?
2 What caused the panic OF 1882
Who was president at that time?
8 What occasioned the trouble be-
tween the U. s. and Germany in
1888? Tell how the difficulty was
settled?
8 Name.all the lands that the U. s.
have acquired since the Revolution,
and tell how they have beeRacquired.
10 BY what constitutional author
ity did the people of the Southern
States claim a right to hold slaves9
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OrthOgraphy.

A. l.. O'Neill, Examiner
l What science treats of pronun-
citation?
2 Under what names are words
classified according to the number of
their syllables?
3 Spell another word that is the
same in pronunciation as each of the
following: load, rice, sight. need,
and faun.
4 What is a letter? Are letters and
their powers always the same? Illus
trate.
What is meant by an Alphabetic
Equivalent? Give example.
8 Spell plurals of the following
words: circus, canoe, robbery, fairy
and abbey.
Define ad ju di cate, sati ate, ex.
pi ate, elu ci date, and ami hi late.
Spell correctly, divide into syl-
tables, mark accent and sounds of
letters in the following words: par
shality, lawndry, sagashus, traveller
and rense.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in the
Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio, for
trix OF the estate of Noah w. Starr and the
same Will come on for hearing on the 2lst
day OF October 1899 at 10 O'Clock, A. M. or as
soon thereafter as may be convenien mt.
j.. B. RIASON,
Sept. %, 3-w. Probate Judge.
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WANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND
~ HONEST persons TO represent us as
managers In this and close by counties.
salary 5000 year and expenses. Straight
bona-ade, no more, no less salary. Position
permanent, Our references, any bank In any
Town II is mainly office work conducted at
home. Reference. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. THE DOMINION Cone
PANy Dept. 3, Chicago.
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Notice to Hunters.

No hunting allowed on the
premises of the undersigned.
WILLIAM F. KULL, Marion TIP.
Rosa A. KosT, Good Hope TIP.
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Grammar.

]. p. Nunemaker, Examiner
In what repect do the adjective
and the adverb agree? In what re-
spect do they differ?
2 What. are reflective pronouns2
Give examples.
3 What is meant by governmentP
What by agreement?
A Construct sentence and limit
the subject by an appositive clause.
What is analysis? What Is arr
rangement?
6 What is meant when we speak
OF finite verb?
7 What parts of speech are INFECT
ed? How?
8 Analyze: To be wise in our own
eyes, to be wise in the opinion of the
world, and to be wise in the sight Of
the Creator, are three things so diff
ferent as rarely to coincide.
Change tc correct syntax II
necessary: (a) Peter, the witch,
lived in Salem. (b) He need not
trouble himself. (cJ How is your
father and mother? (d) had wrote
to him the day before. (e) They
were troubled with the mosquitoes.
10 Parse words in italics: But
iUhem thou doest thine aims, let not
thy left hand knOU sChat thy right
hand doeth.
Physiology.
A. l.. O'Nelll, Examiner
l What offices do the fluids of the
body perform?
2 What do the terms residual air,
complemental air, and supplemental
air, mean?
8 What is said of the difference
between organic and inorganic
bodies?
What is a fibre, fasciculus, organ
and apparatus?
Describe the heart, and how is
the heart nourished.
6 How are muscles divided in re-
gard to their form?
In what way Is the heat of the
body regulated?
8 What change of the blood takes
place in passing through the liver?
Narcotics.
J. p. Nunemaker.-
In what virtue lies the peril Of
narcotics?
2 (a) What four stages are in the
effect of alcohol on the nervous sys-
tenn? (b) By what process is alcohol
always formed? (c) Does it exist in
nature?
8 In what respect are drug habits
especially dangerous?
4 Discuss the influence of the use
of alcohol upon the mental and NOR
al powers.
5 Are teachers required by law to
teach this branch to all the pupils of
their schools? Give facts.
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Logan School Examiners msetings

The Board OF Sch ool Examiners of Iiosx,.
village will hold regular meetings for the
Examination Of applicants for Teachers
June and September In the High School
room, In the School Building OF said village.
Examinations begin at $3.50 A. M. lstandard
of each day.
By Order of Board ofEx.
o. w. H. Wright, Prea
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TEACHERS.

The School Examiners OF Hooking County
Ohio, will meet At the u nion School building
Logan, Ohio, on the first Saturday of Sept
1888, fret Saturday OF March, first and thiru
saturdays OF April and May and first Satur-
day OF June 1899, examinations beginning at
those unknown to the Board BoxwelI ex
April and May 1895. 7--
a. L. O'NEILL, Pres.
HENRY BSoHAAL, Hee'y,
Sept. J, ap-lyr.l Examipers.
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Saturday, October IA, AID. 1899

at o'clock p. NJ, of said day, offer for sale
| at public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situate In Falls Township
Hooking County, Ohio, and described as
follows:
Being part of Fractional Lot number
Six l6) in Section number Ten QO) Tow n
ship number fourteen U4] in Range number
Seventeen l7) beginning fifty -four t54I links
west of the northeast corner of the west
and fity-hundreths (57.50j chains to the
center of the Hooking river, thence by
til g said river north fifty three (j3l degrees
west three and fortv-nine- -hundreths (3. 4O)
chains. thence north thrty-siX and one
half $3.50 degrees west twenty-three OBJ
chains, thence north forty-sx and one hall
I4t19l degrees. west three, and seventy five
teen (li) degrees, west thirty-four and sixty
two hundreths (3i 62) chains, to the north
line OF said sect ion. thence east twenty -seven
and forty hundreths chains, to the begin
ming, containing One-hundred and one and
sx-hundreths il0l .Oii) acres excepting there
from one and six-hundreths Q.O6) acres de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning tifty-six (56) chains south, and
north nity-three l53) degrees, west three and
forty-nine hunoreths 70 19) chains, and
north th1rty-six and oneihaf (S6la) degrees
west eighteen and seYenty-eisht hundreths
lS.7Sl chains from the north east corner OF
said Fractional Lot number six 81; thence
north ffty 1907 degrees east three and ten
hundreths l3.lDl chains; thence north forty
one l4l degrees west three and seventy
eight hundreths l3 7S chains, thence south
nifty f5D degrees west two and tlfty-fve
hundredths y 55l chains thence south thirty
six and one-half l3619l degrees east eight
and seyeply-eight hundredlhs S7Sl chains
to the beginning, leaving IA balance of one
hundred llO0l acres In the tract first above
described.
APPRAISED AT $4,000
TERMS OF SALE, One-third IA cash
one third lHl in one year and one. third
lMl in two years, deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on premises sold and
to bear interest at six l6 per sent from
date of sale.
GiYen under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this 18th day of September A. D. 1899.
CHARLES II. BRANDT, Sheriff,
F. Price. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sept. IA, 5-w.
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Theory and Practice.

H. b. Schaal, Examiner
l What is Education? Name some
different varieties of Education.
2 What is Teaching? Name two
general laws of teaching.
3 What do you understand by an
object lesson? Give example.
4 How do you teach reading to a
class of beginners?
Name some things that must be
considered in assigning lesson to q
class.
6 Leave specimen of your pen
manship,
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Notice of Appointment.

-, Estate of Benjamin Yanfossen deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
gualihed as administrator of the estate OF
benjamin Nanfossen lale of Hooking County,
deceased. Dated this 9th day of Sept. A. b.
T. b, PRITCHARD.
sept. 2S'3'w. Administrator,
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Geography.

j. p. Nunemaker, Examiner
What is meant by the axis of a
continent?
2 What is the curvature of the
earth, to the mile?
8 What state of the United States
was once "a republic?
Why are most rivers low in sum-
mer? Why are the Rhine and Rhone
highest at this time? Explain the
annual rise Of the Nile.
Locate the "Staked Plain" Why
80 called2
6 Why are there rainless districts
on the west coast of South America?
Show the relation that time
bears to longitude.
What reasons can you assign for
the show progress of civilization in
South America?
Name in their order of impor-
tance three of the leading empires.
Three republics.
10 What sea or lake has It's surface
lower than the ocean?
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TEST QUESTIONS.
Arithmetic.
Oct. 7, 1899.


II. B. Schaal, Examiner
Reduce 5-8 to Sths. Also 3-5 to
llths.
2 From 55 miles take 10 miles, Z
furlongs, 80 rods, yards and 2 feet,
8 If 20 men dig 1900 bu. potatoes in
davs Of hours each, how many
boys will it take to dig $4,000 bu.
when the ground is only q as hard,
in IL days of 10 hours each, provided
that while working, boy can do
only AS as much as man and that
of the boys are idle throughout
the work2
a At what time between and 4
o'clock will the minute hand be
minutes ahead OF the hour hand?
8 How many yards of carpet "a yd.
wide will be needed for room 20 #.
long by 1879 IT. wide, II the strips run
lengthwise? How much IL the strips
run across the room.
8 Three men take an interest in a
coal mine. b invests his capital for
4 months and claims lilo of the pro-
fits; C's capital is in months and
ID invests 10000 for months and
claims 2-5 Of the profits. How much
did B ana G each put in?
7 \ horse tied in the corner Of a
square field can Craze over one acre.
Find length Of the halter.
8 Silk cost 80 cents per yard; at
what price per yard shall it be mark
ed, that the merchant may sell it at
1919 less than the marked price and
still make profit of 2096.
8 man buys goods at $S, at dis
count of 2096, and certain per cent
additional for cash. If he pays $500
for the goods, what is the per cent of
cash discount?
10 A cylindrical rod 2 inches in
diameter and feet long, is moulded
into a sphere, what is the diameter
OF the sphere?
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Sheriff's Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.
JOHN A. BOAL,
VS.
MARY j. B0AL.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County. Ohio.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
undersigned, Sheriff of Hooking County,
Ohio,by virtue of an Order of Sale In Partiti IN
issued out of said Court in the above en-
titled cause, and to him directed as Sheriff
of said County, Will at the door of the
Court House In Logan, Ohio, on
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and the rest may fight shy Of the logical
conclusion Of their argument, but they can
not keep other people from going to It.
The Ablest Gets 1t.

That amusing old doughnut, the Times
Herald Of Chicago is sputtering away in
double leads on the theme that 1.-The Speak
ership Is a national office, which should be
filed by the ablest candidate, irrespective
OF what State he halls from, and irrespec-
tive Of the Vaccinations Of THOMAS O.
PIATT and MATTHEW s. QUAY"
We perceive no evidence that THOMAS @.
PLATT and MATTHEW s. QUAY have been
matchmaking much lately against the West
II they have been matchmaking they must
feel foolish now.
or course the Speakership is a national
office. and Of course 1t makes no difference
what State the Speaker halls from, II he Is
Speaker OF the right sort
AS to the ablest candidate, Gen. HENDER-
son certainly has proved himself the ablest
In getting the necessary number Of votes
In the Fifty-sixth Congress.
Yet 1t was this same old doughnut Of
newspaper which was trying not ten days
ago to shout up a sectional Issue in the con-
test for the Speakership. The doughnut's
candidate, by the way, was not HENDERSON,
but HOPKINS.
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ignorant and sullen passions do not know
or do not care what they are doing. They
want ONCE. AITaELD is barred from the
highest Office; he has grasp Of his prin-
clples he Is as clear and steady in his Ideas
as he is often fanatical in his language. He
secs what the Democratic party Is. a party
OF radicals. For the moment, shallow or
insincere or merely histrionio leaders,
young CARTER HARRIsoNs and BRYANs, may
seem nearer the head OF the party than
ALTaELD seems. But he understands the
Democratic forces and they do not.
Socialism, In a restricted and local sense,
has been advocated even by the Democrats
and anti-Bryanites Of this city. Socialism,
in larger sense than 1t has ever been pro-
claimed by any considerable number OF
men in the United States, is the natural
future policy Of the Democratic party,
already self-destined to new defeat and to
a more embittered radicalism.
The Democratic party has been wiped out
in principle II not in name by the Populists.
But the socialism Of Populism does not go
far enough for the new Democratic i'm
pulses. The despised Soclalist-Labor party
is the probable goal Of the so-called Demo-
cratic party.
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1875 Fast Fifteenth street New York


To THE EDITOR OF THE suS-Sir: You call Man
kind Noble Breed" and IL is encouraging to have
those who can take such q view of life. Putt ng
people upon honor 10 very great help In right
doing. Undoubtedly we have to take risks In every
thing as we'll as in hiring nurse girls. To truat
people necessary and It is far better for us to do
90. even though We may at times be deceived.
As to tho crime OF taking little ones away its risks
for the perpetrators too great for It to be fire.
Quent Everything nowadays is so systematized
and the searching for the stolen babes is done 80
thoroughly and every body ia so much interested,
that the chances OF in such criminalty ara
few and far between. When the would. be criminal
Ia almost sure she will be caught and suffer tho full
penalty Of the law. it greatly minimizes the mum.
Der OF such crimes that will be committed.
OF course 1t is better for people to learn to do
right because 1t is right than because they KIN ow
they arc almost sure to be punished for the wrong
Yet there are men and women in whom tho higher
impulses are not developed. so they simply cannot
do such Deeds and IL y necessary that severe pun.
shment shall be theirs since nothing else will re-
strain them. Jusr1cx
NEW YORK. June o.
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To France!

This is the time when all that lie good in
France must be held up for admiration over
all that Is bad in it. A nation which has
struggled out OF Frances awful quicksand
OF official crime, and In the face OF con-
spiracy Of men high in the army and In
politics, backed by various national senti-
ments OF tremendous influence, and power
full enough to threaten the stability OF the
Government. resolutely brings Justice to
q poor disgraced officer that has been
wronged by herself. deserves the respect OF
the civilized world.
There can be no lover OF Justice In any
part OF the world that does not feel stirred
with Joy and the feelings OF warm heart
for France at the vindication OF DREYFUs
over the high and mighty criminals who
took possession Of him.
Never did France seem greater than at
this moment, when she relentlessly ex-
poses the inconcevable vilany in the very
centre Of her military and political life.
The rawlings OF PAUL DERouLEDE and the
vulgar Stiffness OF the ridiculous "aris-
tocrats" that on Sunday insulted President
LouBET throw n sharper light on the
leaders OF the French people as they now
proceed to restore France to honor.
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Gen. HENDERsoNs ten colleagues in the
Iowa delegation have addressed a circular to
the Republican members OF the Fifty sixth
Congress nominating him for Speaker. not as
resident OF some particular section OF the
Union. but because we believe him to be In
the highest and most eminent degree quail
fed for this honorable and difficult ONCE"
This circular Is dated on juno 1. It disposss
OF the sectional Issue.
We observe that Gen. HENDERsoN'B COL
leagues. including even the generous-hearted
DoLLIvER. style him Colonel In this document
1t Is quito certain that mono OF them. In the
intimacy Of the cloak room or across the din
ner table. would dream Of bestowing upon the
gallant old soldier title less exalted than
that Of General. Whatever may be the strict
technicalities Of the record. DAVID BREMNEB
HENDERSON Is General by the brevet Of COM
mon consent. Let 1t be made unanimous.
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Depositaries of the War Department. in
Cnba md Porto Rico.

Depositaries of the War Departments in
Cuba and Porto Rico.
WARRINGTON. June 5.-The following offlcial
announcements were made to-day by Acting
Secretary Of War Meiklejohn:
Tho North American Trust Company hsy-
ing filed It's bond Of $750.OoO which has been
approved. orders have been issued designating
1t ss the depostary for the War Department
for the island Of Cuba.
Standard time Is established in the terri-
tories under government by the military forces
OF the United States. The Acting Secretary Of
War has directed that all departments under
such military government shall observe the
time furnished by the United States Signal
service "a standard time. This order applles:
for Suoa, 10Th meridian west longitude timer
ior Porto Rico. Goth meridian west lonRitudej
time Tor the Philippine archipelago, 10th
merIdian least longitude) time.
me duty on sailed cod and stock Ash. here
per 100 kilos. ~
No merchandise can hereafter be brought
into the ports in Cuba. Porto Rico and the Pill.
lppines from the United States or any foreipn
country In any vessel measuring less than
thirty tons gross capacity.
The American Colonial Bank OF Porto Rho
IS designated the deposltary OF tho War De.
partment for the island of Porto Rico A bond
Of 100000 Ia exacted from the bank for the
faithful performance Of its duty in the premi-
ses; and L 10 further stipulated that 1t shall fur
nish such additional guarantees as NAV he ra
War" '' ''N'0 ~ ''ino ny 'he secretary OF
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Tho Pison Association,s Appeal.

To THE EnroR OF THE sUN-Sir. Many peo-
pie are putting away their winter clothes for
the summe: they are partly worn. too good to
be utterly discarded. and so are laid away and
fill up cloets. with a chance that by another
year theyTill be old fashioned or destroyed By
moths. hey would. however. seem fresh to a
man whehad worn nothing but prison clothes
for monhs and years. and who Is handicapped
and deressed in the effort to get work by
shabbiess. An old suit. an old pair OF shoes.
a burle OF old shirts-such articles as
these. oaned to we'll intentioned discharged
prisoers have often been the means OF giving
thema new start In life An old coat or vest
a sese Of self Prospect In some poor mans
soulwho had but for this felt himself past
hon and reckless.
TIE Prison Association OF New York can use
wit best results. and will use with careful con-
sidration. any articles of clothing that m ay be
glen IT, and will gladly send for the same All
communications should be addressed
Prison ASSOCIATION,
135 East Fifteenth street. New York,