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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-01-04
Insuivent Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that on the i9t h day
Of Dec. mber 1899, Charles Zeiger IN .dc ap
piIration to the pndersigi,ed Iur relief under
The law .overn;ny assignments I" avoid ar
rest and said applicant Is required to appear
in the Probate Court IL Hooking County.
Ohio. OF, the sth uay of January, A. d, 1860,
aud file his petition therein.
Dec l9, 1859. WM NJ. BOWEN,
tonmissione" of ln-
sOlV Vents OF said COun-
Dec 2l-lw ty.
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Logan School Examiners Meetings

The Boari of School Examiners OF Logan
Eillnee will hold regular meetings for The
examination of applicants Tor TEACHERS GER
tificaI-s OH the second Saturday of May June
and September LII th. High school rom, in
the school building of said Village. Exam
inatiUus begin ut $50 A. NJ. lStandard) OF
each day.
By Order of Board Of Ex.
U. W. h Wright, Pres.
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Saturday, ike ETH dcy of January
A. d. 1000,
Probate Notice.

Nutrce is hereby given that the following
acrounts ann vouchers have been flied in the
Probate Court of i'Ocking County, bhio, tor
parii,l settlement Levi White yuurdftn Of
Sarah Jackson sn imbeciie and the sane W i'll
come on for hearing ON the 27'' daS OF Ji,nu-
AIRY 1870 at lU UO'clock, A. NJ. or as soon there
after as may be convenient.
JB. RIASON,
Dec oS-3w Probate Judge
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Notice to Physicians.

Notice is hereby given that the Trustees OF
Falls township HOckiuR county Ohio, will
Until ii O'Clock u. IN. OH th,. Sr, day OF FeSru.
airy l9UD, at the Office OF the clerk OF said town
ship, receive sealed bids for furnishing med
tcInss and medical attepdance To- the pauper
toof of said Falls OwnShlp tor the periOu al
one year. The Trustees reserve the right 10
reject any or all bios.
EDWIN HARTLEY,
Jan Il-iw. Township CLERK.
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GAINESVILLE d Shawnee DivHior
= baby except Sunday.

badly except Sunday.
TickeIs on s,,le To all tine prinbipal cities in
the y. or Canada. Direct cor nections mads
tor ali important points mol III south east OF
vest
Auy ticket agent will give you full infor-
nation concer Ing connections. OR ySu can
iudIess ". W. Daniel General Passenges
Agent. oIumbus, ohio.
G Ii KIMBAi.L. r. A, ia fNEs,
suverinleiident. Gen .Pass.Agt,
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Notice..

To Stana NJ. Price, alias SIttles. admins
trstfix of the estate ui william p. Price, de-
eeused:
You are hereby notified that on the 5ih
day OF January 1870 Il motion was filed 10y
Nil .rya E. Price In the said Probate Court
OF Hooking County, ohio, for your removal
irQnl aid truss because y, u have not filed
an aecOunt ia said estate for more than five
years ami because you have removed from
the State of ohio, and tnat said motion will
he Tor Fearing nn the 9th day Of January,
1900 at 10 O'Clock 4. IN.
Jan ii 3w. MINERVA e. PRICE.
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Probate Notice.

Notice II hereby given that the following
accounts and vyucEers have heen fled in !be
Probate COu-i of HO king County, Ohio. fOr
lst settlement OF John KIiun, guar,ii;tn OF
Ebert q. krinn and the same will come on
ur hearing on the 18Th day Ui January 1910 ut
10 o'clock a. NJ. or as soon thereafter as NAV
be convenient. J. B. RIA AION,
u. c 2l-3w Probate Judge.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

ALI taxes due December 20. ls99 must he
paid on oI before January 25th, 1860. Books
VIII be closed after that dale Tor settlement.
All taxes turned back to the Auditor unpaid
will have IA penalty added OF - per cent on
real estate and 10 per cent on personal and
ret urned to me for collection In June pay
ment 1850.
Thee penalties do not belong to the Treas
urer, therefore cannot he remiIted.
J. H. KLINE, Treasurer
Jan ll-1w. OF Hooking County, y.
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Notice to Hunters.

Notice is h, rehy given that no hunting or
tr,.>spas>ing IN allowed ON the premises OF
IN. ,i,,,ersisnesi. Persoi.s disregarCing thts
notice will be prosecuted.
.uiy gu II. r. RtAfkL-
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Probate No:Ice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts anu vouchers have been filed i'll the
Probate Court O. Hooking county. Ohio. 'or
nal settlement, JONI. a. Smith, Adininist~a-
tor of the ea'atc of Jonathan Cheshire. and
The same will c,.me on Tor hearing on The 9th
day OF January lyC0. at 10 ~ lock. A. NJ. or as
soon thereafter may be convenient.
]. b. RIASDN.
Jan 4,-3w. Probate Judge
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Special Notice.

Take advantage Of the cheap rail-
road rates and attend Dobbie's grest
January sale OF Dry Goods, Cloaks,
&c. Every article in the big store
reduced in price. Packages will be
sent to the del OF free of charge by
special delivery.
ANDRE DoBBIE,
Columbus, Ohio.
Opposite Capitol.
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Nol,ce ol tilst Meet,ug If Creditors.

In the District Court of the United states
for the Southern District of Ohio. Eastern
Division. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF
H. u LLARk. In bankruptcy
Bankrupt J No282
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DR.. G. F. APLIN.

OFFICE: Opposite Opera House.
RESI- DENCE: Mulberry street, onehalf blocl
north of KocheSter's store
TELEPHONE: No. 81.
OFFICE HOURS: TO ~ a. M, to and 8 tC
SPIN.
Have recently taken n special course OF In.
Sirucilon in Diseases of omen. Jan l-t
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Regular Meetings.

The city Council meets the end :nnd.. srd
tussdsy evening Of each rnoIth.
The Logan School b ,ard meets the LIST and
tth Monday evenings OF each month.
The Library Trustees meet the lst Wednes.
fay Of each month.
firemans meetlng LIST and srd Monday
tysptnn
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To the creditors of II. d clark, OF Columbus
Ohio, In the county OF franklin. and District
aforesaid, a bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 3oth day
Of December, 1893. the said II. ID. Cl"rk Was
duiv nGjudged a bankrupt: and that The first
meeting OF his creditor Will be held at the
Office of the undersigned, Charles NJ. Rogers.
Referee in Bankruptcy. at Room q. lioneer
Block. IN the City OfColunbus. Franklin
County, Ohio on The 2pih day OfJanuary, 1870.
at 10 O'clock iu the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove claims.
appoint trustee. examine the bankrupt,anh
transact slch business as may properly come
before said meeting.
january L., l9OU. CHARLES MIR GERS.
Jan. lid Referee in Eankru, tcy
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Headache for Forty Years.

For forty years suffered from sick head
ache A year ago began using Celery King.
The result wns gratifying and surprising, my
headaches leaving at once. The headaches
used to return every seventh day, but thanks
TO Celery King, have had but one headache
in the last eleven months. l know that what
cured me will help others.-Mrs. John ID. Van
Keuren, Sauserties. N. Y.
Celery King cures Constipation and all dis
eases of the Nerves, Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys Sold by druggists. 25c. AMI SOC.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
6aar Scott Il Company
VS.
Mary Schneider ct vi.

6aar Scott q Company
VS.
Mary Schneider ct III.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hocklng
County Ohio:
Notice Is hereby given. that the undersign-
ed Sheriff of HUcking County. Ohio. by vir-
tue OF 0ruer of ppraisement ana sale
issued out OfsHid Court in the above entitled
cause and to him directed as ~h, rim ot nid
ounty, will NJ the door of the Court House
in Logan. Ohio, on
Saturday, Ike 27tA dey of January
A. d. 1900,
ct O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. offer for sale at
public auction, the following lands aud
tenpHitnts, to wit:
situate IN the Village Of Logan, county of
twenty and eight ientns 20.S) feet of OF the
east side OF lot number four hundred and
stventy-six (416) and running rom the north
siue oi said ktt south fOrty-fOur (i4) iett
A lso fort y-iour (ii) ieet on OF the noith end
OF lot number four hundred and SEVENTY
five t475) am. iOrty tour (4i\ ieet off OF the
north euu OF lot number four hunured and
s.veLty iour li74, OF the II coip"iated village
of Logan AZ said lots are consecuiively uhn,-
bereu Size OF and fOIty-fOui tii) feel wide
al d one hundren and eighty three and three
tenths (lS3.al lin ~ deep.
Appraised ut Sl31.C0.
Terms VI sale cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Chic this
26th day oi December A. ID 1899.
CHAS. BRANDT. Sheriff.
S. II. Bright, Attys for Pln.
Dec 2S-jw.
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In the Court of Common Pleas of Hocklng
County Ohio:
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Jan Il-iw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

theater with q matinee at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. This play Is always q success
wherever seen. depicting a subject which
always appeals strongly to the best feel
ings of the human heart There is
pleasing absence Of exaggerated realism
and grotesoue characters. Tennessee
Partner is a natural romance. which
wins success on the simplicity OF It's pot
and the ability of the actors In the in
depreciation. 1t Is compilation OF ro-
mantle, sensational and emotional Incl
dents, which are cleverly punctuated by
wholesome comedy.
James NJ. Brophy, as Caleb Swan. the
"keard dealer Jane corcoran as Tenue-
ssee. Es,ha Williams as Nett g. the
bride and Walter Ryder as the side rart-
ner. are the principal instruments In UNI
folding the plot. These four players have
been delineating the same characters
ever since the play wns first produced,
some FIVE years ago Percy Plunkett and
Annie Mortimer. in the comedy roles. are
also members OF the original company.
The Golden Nugget quartette is compos-
ca of vocal musicians whose execution In
phraslng together with their good judg-
ment OF selections, entities them to the
reputation OF being one OF the best male
quartettes in the profession.
NT1Rs JENNIE HoUGHToN Ed
Ml MuNps. one OF seattle's most
osA charming vocalists. will be heard
for the first time in opera at the Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18
TO PLAY WHIST AND CHESS.
Meeting VIII BE Held Tuesday Nsght
10 Reorganixe Seattle Club
for These Cameo.

A meeting of local whist and chess
players will be held in room AS Pacific
reorganizing the Seattle Whist and Chess
Club. At that time officers will be elect
ed. plans made for securing large club
,So and for attractively furnishing
games.
The preliminary membership roll OF the
new organisation was started last week
and already bears over thirty signatures
A large attendance Is expected at the
meeting Tuesday night and it is believed
charter membership Of fifty or sixty.
which Will grow to 100 before the season
is far advanced.
II Is now nearly two years since the
and Chess Club For several years prior
to the disbanding OF that organization II
was remarkably successful, engaging in
a,,i hum nnd OF matches with neighboring
trophies.
The KlondIke gold excitement brought
disaster TO the club. Several of the most
business OF the others increased to such
an extent that they had no time Tor
amusements. II was found Impossible TO
At the beginning OF the PRESENT wear
the whist players and the chess PLAYERS
formed two separate clubs, neither very
successful. The whist club broke up IN
stronger and 10 still active with a mem
hershfp Of about twenty.
:. The favorable reception given the pre-
urinary membership roll is a guarantee
OF the success OF the new ora nisafion
Two large rooms In the Pacific block have
been secured. are to be attractively fur
nished and will be ready for occupation
in about two weeks.
A number OF matches with similar clubs
In neighboring cities are in prospect Ia
coma, Olympia, Everett and whatcom
nave whist and chess enthusiasts A
team from Portland came here durins the
old days of the club and II is possible
that similar visit can be arranged for
this season.
The invitation Of those in charge of the
organization has been especially to the
members or the old club but Ii Is also
desired to have In attendance Tuesdsy
night all others interested in either Of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

New York. December l. 1896 and is said
been produced in various cities. Miss
Steiner has retained the original come
dians who have made the opera a sue
cess, and added some of Seattle's best
known vocal talent.
The libretto Is by X. Stagg. OF New
York. well-known dramatist. and
abounds in amusing scenes and dramatic
action. The music Is light. tunefui and
meiodious. "The Little Hussar" has the
distinction of being the first operatio pro-
duction in Nome.
Miss Steiner has scored a distinct sue
cess as an orchestral conductor OF both
light and heavy music. and on December
3. 1896, conducted Seidrs full orchestra In
Chickering hail. New York, in which
every number on the programme was her
own composition. The musical numbers
IN 1.-THE Little Hussar" are light and airy
and full OF grace, and scored in tuneful
style. Alan Dale. In his criticism of
Miss Steiner's composing. declared that
.'she has the gift of melody"
The scenery and costumes OF THE Lit
tie Hussar" are promised to be in keep
ing with the excellence OF cast and mus c.
TN the far West in the early days II was
II no uncommon thing to decide the fate
Il of a prisoner by means of cards. This
historical circumstance is used as the
basis OF a scene in The Great North
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Fanny Curtis. the adventures in '.Tenneuees
iheaier in a similar character in the Swedish
play, "A Yenuine YeniIeman.T
The coming sitrsctions at the Seattle thsscr are
November p q, "A. Ny Friend From India:
November s. Edward Baxter Perry; November
=, ~, December /. 'Shsnandoah."
James NJ. Brophy. who plays the character Of
me legitimate and heightened heard dealer in
fennessees Pardner." was fof tive the
leading man In Moroscos San Francisco stock
company.
My Friend From India" II. A. Du scuchet's
comedy. which has been the raging COMEDY
during the past three year, will be presented here
st the Seattle theater three nights. commencing
Sunday. November 3.
The following attractions VIII be seen at the
Third Avenue theater during the balance OF No
remoer and December: "ois Olson" Human
Hearts, Browns in Town." The Defzul,er''
and "A Stranger in Strange Land"
special matinee today at 2 p m. at the Third
Avenue theatef Is an innovation. The Management,
however, feels justified in opening the thsatsr on
sunday afternoon from the fact that there il .
demand for an afternoon performance and that
from 800 10 loo people are turned away every
sunday night. unable to get standing rosn-
1t is Peculiar how they get the pronunciation
OF our play twisted said Phil Hunt. advance
manager Of "Tennessee's Pardner'' company, yes
terday. The Tennessee Pardners" In Ten
nsssee Parting Ten at Sea Parting The Ten
nessees Pardon and others enough to drive you
mad, but the limit was 4 yonngster in Duluth
recently who said he going to De oprey to
see Dennis Pardoning"
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west" which will be presented at the
Grand opera House this afternoon and
All week The hero is falsely accused OF
DEMONSTRATING A mob pursnes and over
takes him The scene IS laid In latter
DAYS in the Red River valley OF the
North An old frentersu'an proposes ths
arhstranent OF cards for the life OF the
hero. The proposition IS adopted, the
game Is played between the villain and
The heroine The latter wins. thus saw
ing the life Of the man she loves. In one
scene the heroine swings from the arm OF
a rapidly revolving Dutch Windmill 10
signal an approaching train ana thus
- the life az her sweetheart SUI an
other scene is the prairie FIRE. Realistic
as this scene Is II Is remarkable fact
that no real Ere is used in the production
OF tho ilusisp- There are mApx staes
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theaier next Friday and Saturday even
ing, and at the Saturday matinee, in the
three-Act comic opera The Little Hrs-
sar," mer5torious production which
will be conducted BY the composer, Emma
r. steiner OF New York. This Will be a
new departure for Mrs. Edmunds. and
her hosts Of friends will be anxious 10
sea her and wish her success Miss
Steiner has selected Mrs. Edmunds be-
cause she found that both her voice and
physique were especially suitable 70 the
soore and character to be enacted.
The company 20 support Mrs hsdmunds
viii be made mp of professional talent
brought here by Miss Steiner, and the
orchestra viii be supplied by Wagner, and
number bout twenty.
The Little Hussar' was originally pro
dueed at thu Fifth Avenue thsatsT IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

AZ sptritualistic meeting in Pratt
county. Kan. recently. the spirit Of
Elijah Crosser was called for E,t,a =
Crosser had died there in an early dav
but was remembered for his immense
stature. feet 5 inches. A voice in the
darkness said he was Elijah. Are YOU
In heaven?' asked an old-timer. yes .
came the answer. Are you an angel.
LigeT Yes" The questioner paused.
evidently having exhausted his fund of
questions and then suddenly inquired /:
What do you measure from tip 10 lin
Iige?"
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

SWEETEST sunday Dinner In Seattle.
The Rainier-Grand Sunday dinners sur
pass anything served in Seattle The e.
vice Is extra good. Dinner commences Al
O'Clock. with an enjoyable musical pro-
gramme from 6 to g. sss
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The Post-Intelligencer has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rand.
Mentally q Co.'S latest folder map Oh
China and Asia. These may be secured
at Post-Intelligencer business offices Al
10 cents each
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MASQUERADE ball. Tuesday. Nov.u
Der 10th, Ranke hall.
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THE best running watch is tho "I.ouis
KIodt Special" No. s24 Second avenue
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The Thiei Detective Service Co. estsh.
lished 30 years. New York block. Seattle.
other offices; q. Louis Nsw York. Chi
land, Or: Montreal. City Of Mexico. w
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8. 8. NOME CITY. for San Francisco.
Tuesday, November 20. at D. m. Low
rates. Il. Il. Game, ga First avenue,
agent
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TOPAZ RINGS. November's birthstone
w. Il. Finek. jeweler. SIC Second ayenue
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~ @e1nes.
Sbss 20,
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1eu1nnfng
w., .ati-
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5esaance seen
~ ~ present
13eu rfohmAn's
IIcsse tavern.
flIe theater last
1ry evenings. Il
1(hy perform
u1 (as(s IN the
- \ : happy
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a! -. "nrsre-
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL, synecoloxist
returned. 81 Hinckley.
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DIR. WAGNER. dentist. Olympic
block.
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YtUR. F. W. ZIMMERMAN. one OF the
Wll latest ACQUISITIONS to the vocal
II vocal contingent of Seattle, was
heard 10 splendid advantage at the con-
cert given last Thursday by the Seattle
Operatio Quartette club. He has a rich
tenor robusto voice and sings with ten
der appreciation OF the beauty OF the
music in hand and In a manner 80 finished
and artistic as 10 pace him AT once IN the
front rank of vocal artists. His voice IL
delightfully."- smooth and velvety. and he
sings with the true fervor and ease of an
artist.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-09-25
wantsd % uLIek ths Spoon. .

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. l0, 40
Pepsln Syrup Co.
Dear Slrs:-We have been keeping
house for five years and never with
out Dr. Caldwell's syrup pepsin. We
find nothing 10 equal il for stomach
troubles and my children like II as
well as candy, One night recently
my wife was giving a dose 20 our
baby Zone aud halfyears old and
Media, four little girl, four years old)
cried forsome TOO. Her mamma told
her that she didn't need IL and then
she said "Can't | lick the spoon?n
II is so pleasant TO take, the effects
are so good that we hate TO be with
out DR.. 1aldwell's syrup pepsln.
Yours truly,
LAFE ID. WERTHERs,
Mgr. Enterprise Hotel.
Sold by Peoples drug store. DIV