The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-06-28

clevllle Baking Powder Co. and NJ
Thornburg will paint signs as oppor
tunity offers.
DIR. Mansfield, Col. Weldy an
Judge Wright will attend the Demo
cratic National Convention in Kansa
City. The Ohio Delegation leave
Columbus on Sunday night on spes
Ial train.
The Parisians Carpenter, Herse
and Kline, took farewell suppe1
with Homer Hensel on last Monda,
evening. They left on the ten o'clocl
night train, taking with them th'
good wishes of everybody.
/ Communion Sunday" with pub
lie reception of new members at the
Presbyterian church. In view ol
"July 4th" there Will be a song ser.
vice in the evening, with "Songs oi
Freedom. DR.. Steward will SPEAK
on "Freedom." Both services short
In Gan Unwritten Chapter on
Piplomacy," in McClure's for July,
A. Maurice Low, the American cor.
respondent of the London Chronicle
gives the history of our present cor.
dial diplomatic relations with Great
Britain, dating from the beginning
of the Venezuela controversy.
Mr.. S. S. Mcclure has secured
from Rudyard Kipling a series of
stories of the South African war.
The first, entitled ''The Outsider, -
will appear in the July number of
McClures Magazine. This story in
troduces a young ignorant but self
important subaltern detailed to the
command OF remote Railway station
who gets into serious trouble.
-WASrEp-Seysral persons for
District Office Manager in this state
to represent me in their own and sur
rounding c"unties. Willing to pay
yearly 5000, payable weekly. De-
sirable employment with the usual op-
portunities. References exchanged.
Enclose self addressed. S. A. Park,
s20 Caxton Building Chicago.
June 2s-5w.
In the July McClure's appears a
sketch of Bryan, by the well known
Kansas journalist, William Allen
White, author of "Boyville Stories"
This is the first of series of pen por-
traits of political celebrities by
writer particularly we'll qualified 10
write of both their public and private
life. The article contains a shrewd
estimate of Bryan's political career
and throws much light on the causes
of his popularity.
Tho Twice Five Club held q
pleasant and interesting meeting at
the residence of Mr.. John r. White
on last Monday evening. Mr.. Har.
rington briefly related the origin,
the progress and decline of the Ro-
man people. DR.. Steward discussed
the literary and religious character
OF the people.
Delightful refreshments wore ser.
we'd by Mrs. White. and a number
of the ladies present entertained the
company with music and song. The
next meeting will be at Dr.. Aplins.
The summer Outing will be held at
the Boys Industrial School, some
time in July.
up to this time the readers of
the Sentinel, mostly taxpayers have
not been advised that a proposition
ID pending to vote ten thousand ad-
litional debt on this town. The
Council, Republican by lot, not by
election, dispenses its purposes in a
'smi-confidential way, in one paper.
When the Democrats had . majority |
IF the Council, all its official publi-
'ations we're printed in all the papers
It . pro rata rate, SO that all the pat
rons and readers ofall the papers had
official notice, at not greater cost
han as is now. in one paper. We
lont kick on the plan. The Repub.
::cans are running the town. Let
hem have full swing. They wont
,uild a swamp on Kanodes Hill.
They won't infect the water pipes of
he city with drainage from dead
lorses and the garbage OF the street.
The proposition to bond the town is
confidential, and only a few are ad-
Used.