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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21

IT is a shame that Harry Am
brose, forgot (?) to certify in the
name of Editor Brannan, for
council in the First Ward, and now
his name will not appear on the
ticket. This "forgot" business is
chestnut. The facts are, as we
learn them, that Lon Naile and
Harry Ambrose worked that
scheme. Lon Naile is on the ticket
and he is so proud that he didn t
want Brannan's name on with his,
and he is Ambrose "Mark Hanna"
and controlled things. Because
Brannan is poor Irish boy and
Lon Naile is bloated property
owner, he was ashamed for Bran
nan to be on the ticket. This is
an outrage on the Irish, and they
should resent it. Lon Naile is an
Englishman of the "silent HI"
type and it would have compro-
missed him very much to have his
name associated with Brannan,
hence the 'accidental' omission
OF course as a Democrat we are
glad of it, because Brannan is
popular fellow and would have
given Schlagetter tight pull, but
Lon Naile will be sorry he slighted
Brannan, when the Irish get after
him. ]
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21
A Valuable Offer.

To any person who comes in and
subscribes for the OHIO DEMOCRAT
and pays one year in advance we
will present them with our hand
some Ready Reference Book" for
farmers. And to our old subscribers
who will pay years subscription
in advance we will present with one
Of these valuable books. The book
alone is worth the price OF sub
scription.
J, b. DOLLISON, Pub'r.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21

WE HAVE good ticket in
Logan and Falls nominated by
the democratic party for this
spring election, the personel of
which appears at the head of this
column, They are all good men
and merit the support of our
people
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21
Great PhiIanthroplsts.

WV hOo many "Oh oV
blessed, pecuniarily as to be able
to witness with perfect compla-
cency either the dimipution or the
increasing of their personal for
tunes in single day by the sum
of SIS, 900, 900. That is what has
just happened to Andrew Carnegie
and John ID. Rockefeller, probably
the two wealthiest Americans liv-
ing, and certainly the two, who
during life have given away the
most colossal sums in charity and
public philanthropies.
On the same day that recorded
Mr.. Carnegie's princely gift of
S., 900, 600 to shield from possible
need the men whose brain and
Drawn have helped to make him
a king of industry, Mr.. Rockefeller
by the simple process of absorbing
his proportionate share of 20 per
cent Standard Oil dividend, adds
to his available bank account the
sum of SO, 200, 900.
Since March 1, 1900, the Stand
ard Oil Co., has declared dividends
amounting to 6S per cent. Within
the period of one year the company
has distributed among it's stock
holders the aggregate sum of $SS,
900, 900. John d. Rockefeller's
share of this amounts to $21, ,00S,
600. A simple computation shows
that his income for the last year
on these stock holdings has been
rather more than sos, 900 per day,
or nearly $4,000 per minute.
Mr.. Carnegie's income of the
year is probably much larger. Less
than so years ago, both these men
of fabulous wealth were poor boys,
the one modestly paid clerk in
a St Louis commission house, the
other messenger boy in Pittsburg
earning but three dollars per week.
Both have been munificent in
their charities. Each has given
away within twenty-five years
probably not less than $25, 100000
But this has been bestowed in diff
erent channels. Mr.. Rockefeller
is devout chruch man, pillar of
the baptist church Mr. Carnegie
is not disbeliever, yet he is not
a church man in the usual adapt
alton of the term.
The Oil Kings most princely
gifts have gone to the University
of Chicago and other institutions
dominated by Baptist influence, to
struggling churches and to home
and foreign missions. He pays
salary of $40, 900 year to a trust
ed secretary, whose chief duty it
is to investigate demands upon his
check-book, and to sift and sys-
temitise his charities
The Steel Kings pet idea, on
the other hand, has been to endow
public libraries, music halls, parks
and art galleries, the one essential
requisite of which must be their
accessibility to the public at large
and their freedom from sectarian
or class influences.
Mr.. Carnegie years ago publicly
avowed the dogma that ito die
rich is to die disgraced F" Before
sailing for Europe recently he
added that he had just began to
give away his superfuous wealth,
yet, so rapidly have his millions
been piling up, despite his ever
open hand, that, if Mr.. Carnegie
by some mischance were to die
suddenly, he would today leave
one of the most 'disgracefully'
large estates ever administered in
spite of his own dictum
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21
working "a Hours a Dax.

There's no rest for those tireless
little workers--Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. Millions are always busy,
curing Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Fever
and Agne. They Danish Sick Head
ache, drive out Malaria. Never gripe
or weaken. Small, taste nice, work
wonders. Try them. 26c ar Cases
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21

STARR Township Democrats NOM
mated the following ticket, on
March g.: For Trustee, John
Loomis; for Treasurer, Henry
Groves: for assessor, John Boiling
er; for constable, Chas. Rizer.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21

Ex-PREsIDENT General Harrison
died Wednesday of last week. A
great man has passed out of Amer
lean history.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21

WANTEp-Ladies and gentleman
to Introduce the "hottestn seller on
earth. DIR. Whites Electric Comb
patehted 1899. Agents are coming
money. Cures all forms of scalp
ailments, headaches, etc. yet costs
the same as an ordinary comb. Send
5o cents in stamps for sample. ID. N.
hose, General Manager, Decatur, Ill.
(jan H-3m]
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-03-21
A Wonderful Invention.

They cure dandruff, hair falling,
and headache, etc., yet costs the
same as an ordinary comb. What's
that! Why DR. Whites Electric
Comb. The only patent comb In tn o
world. People, every where, it has
been introduced are wild with de-
light. You simply comb your hair
each day and the comb does the
rest. This Wonderful comb is simply
unbreakable and is made so it is alb
solutely impossible to cut or break
the hair. S"ld on written guarafi-
tee to give perfect satisfaction in
every respect. Ladies size so cents.
cents size 30 cents. Send stamps for
one. Live men and women wanted
everywhere to introduce this article: !:
sells on sight; agents are wild with
success; (see want adj
Address ID. N. Rose, General Man
ager, Decatur, Illinois. [Jan. II, Iy.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Seutfbe Reidbsbaus besebt ibr
Spbtldum.

9is Reidsbani bssins ibr flniunb.
spansisidbriseS SubiIaum. anldbli&
usl&er Ssier 2unossbunssn aus alien
1beilen bes Rsi&ss sinsstroffsn iinc.
Sn BEN ero6en Saale, Der mil ben bon
uaen bsrporrasenbsn 8antsn 8rIins
einssiunoten 8lumenipenbsn bsrrIl6 es.
i&mIdt mar, ipislten ii4 bic ofelellsn
@eremonien ab. Sn bsrsoten Dorten
fbiloerte Der PrdiiOsnt Der Rei6abani,
WirtlihT 8ebsimratb Or. 2ob, bic Gnt,
uidluns Der Rsi6sbant felt bsm Sabre
1876. ipdbreno @ebsimratb srsnssl, be,
srfe 8lesprdiioent Der 8anf. ibre BE.
oeutuns flr buS @sihdfisleben teuns
,ei6nete. 2ebterer bradts Der 8ant Elm
pon 9rof. 8onsr semultes 8ortrait bee
Or. ao8 als @eitent Dor; basielbt
ioa i'm SisunssiaaIe bsr 8ant aufse'
bdnst iperOen. @sbsimratb Ser,. be,
prdiioent ber Sanbeistammer. uberrsi6ts
Damn Or, Go6 cine funitUoa ausssitat.
tete @liidpunfhabrsHe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
8aifers 0erbdltnis ju 9atbi
Shratt.

Cine rs&t ints rsFanis Ed6ri&t tcmmi
aus Der 2aiisrfdbt an Der Donau. nam.
lid: oub bic Shaufpislsrin 8aibsrins
S4rait, bic felt ldnsersr 8eit aIs @f
liebte. ipdterbin als morsaniifds &C.
mablin bss aaiisrs Srans Soisf bon De.
iterrei6 bitter senannt tpurOe. auf's Hsus
am Dlsner SOfibeaisr snsosirt potben
fsi. Bis 3um peFOnensn CONNER mar
frau Sdratt felt beinabs stpansis Sibrsn
usitdnbis bsm S1srrsiGh6sn aaiisr nabe.
penn ii6 bsrislbe in Wien teiano. une
ais er in S&6nbrunn ,par. bewobnis iit
slns 8iua serabs Dor ben 3boren bee
taiierlitsn Baris. Ils Der Sof mad
8uoapsf sina mar iie ebenfaas bort.
Denn Der 8alier i'm Sommsr in isiner
8IQa su Si&l.. Sirol. tpsilte. bepobnt,
5rau S6tait cine anosre 8lqa in nG6
Her Rdbs. Sbr 9litte III nod ON Sc.
oen. uno es tpirb gut fur ibn eeiorst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Starb ale Nbtlofcpb.

Nsbsn btr 2sibe bon iSris 8runip
Der in isiner Dobnuns in 0sp gor
Selbhmcro bsslns, lag eine, ssIssrt,
aarbolFii6e. bas iusts senus. Nbsl
oas Dllttsl sum 3ped bate bel 8runt,
einen tlefersn Slnn: es prebiete olC
lssts 2sbre zines Iadsnosn pbiloiOpbsn
Satpobl. 8iunfe lsbte uno iiarb ole
Bb,loiopb. Ulan tann onnsbmen, bot
sr slsi6mIibis In ben Tob gins. 5lr
Ibn mar ss ielt stps; Sdbssbntsn islbh-
peIftdnOllh, bab sr oas 81. Gsbensi abr
ni6t errsidsn paros. 4m IL. No.
Dembsr ipuros sr so Sabre alt. AU
oieiem 1ass iuete CT islner 5amiIis mll
beionosrsr 5sierIidfsit. oab biss fem
lester @sbuttstas iei. Damn ptebiatr
er isinsn alten 2sbrlas. ben bas asbsn
uno bsionoers Oas amsrttlniits 2sben
lbm bslssbra&t Ratts. uno pefsn Aaint.
shena tets lautets:
.,Wsine 2lsben! Gin eGter Wann icl
ni&t alter als 80 Sabre psrben. Die @r.
fabtungen Der a8 isni6ait bsitdtissn
bab nit so Sabrsn bic 8rauhbarfeii
zines Wlsnihsn far bieisn pansten auf,
bort. ergo i&uIost ieosr 50idbriss Der
rinssnoen unb tdmpfsnben Wsnibbsit
Fob. Dsr anoers banbsIt, 1T isln
Wann!"
Dieter 2sbriub i6ipebis tpie Elm Do,
motIssi6psrt tibsr Der 5amiIie 9runts
bat cine 5rau uno sipei S6bne. Die
Seuts bsrubisten iit ftets bel BEN @s.
oanisn tuisoer, bab bic R,.ur ii6 an ben
2sbriaB bss @aiten une 8atsrs niti
balten trerbe. Dob purbsu fe sinss
anberen bslsbrt. Nls bic sntisBte SSrau
BON sinsm aussans bsimiebrts, fanb is
ben @utisn iobt uuf osm Bette. gr mar
ii6 uno isinsm 2sbriab trsu aecIisbsn. sr
battle Der Wsni&bslt ous Opfer sebradt.
10 BEN fis mad isiner AnNat bsrs&tlsi
luar; T hatts bic Raiur iOrrieiri.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Sn Gbtna aefh ettert.

Bsi Sd&ans, sinsm felt 1867 BEN
auspdrnsen 8erfsbr ssbTnstsn dinsf'
i6sn Sufen. 1T in SOlss bss nisorissr
DaReritanoss bns oer befannisn 8 d.
msr'i&en Rbsbsrsi in Bremen asb6ris'
S6'ff .Siuli@aps, auf zines Der &C.
idbrll&sn Rife bss Danstisiians uufss'
fabren unb esiuntsn. Die aatafropb'
wurbe oabur& bsftIsunist, bnB. oils bas
Buiier in ben Wai6ienenruum einbrans
Die 8eRsl srpIooirten. Ser Gapildn pss
Sdifes, Srsptaa, bate it6 nod retter
Ibnnen. sine ubsr nit ieinem Sdiif un'
ter. Das Sdiif betmittelts ben 8aitsn'
usrfsbr uno islne Bsiasune befano baupt'
id@li& aus Gbinefsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Napf brautht 0elb.

Die anianbisuns, bab Der gapR bas
beilise Sabr um 8 Nonate bsrlSnsert
bot. bat aasemein grfaunen berpOrse.
rufen. benn 90 par bnrnuf eere&net tpors
ben, bab bas Sabr 1900 ben Grmariun.
cen Der 8sb5rDen i'm 8aiifap in Besua
auf bic 8abl Der BiIeer unb bes Petsrs'
pfsnnines esndsen tp1tbe. Ser Yapfi
nil. penn er itIbt. bic pdphliden ST.
nanssn in Orbnuna binterIufen unb sr
III Der Aniidt. bob bic WsIt iebt iisbsn
maoere Sabre in iniernationaler 8ssleb'
une bur6ma6sn mub unb bob fOlslit
psr Pstsrfpfsnnie nidt mebr 70 rei6lit
einiommen ipirb. Sc tpsrben babsr be-
ionbere Nnhrsnsuneen semadt, ben
pdpfli6sn Suab 30 faasn unb ous n
aut Der Slupterune, tuesbalb bic 8sr'
ldnseiuns bss beiIisen SabEss anseOro'
net tpotben III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Sletbt am Qebeu.

Dan 95ier. Der IeBte lebenos Diam
pom Seltitnorb Gluo in Bridgeport
Soan.. bat f6 sum Dsitsrlsben eut,
idIohsn. Der Bridgeport SeIbiimole,
Stub III nl6t sttpa elne Diptbs. 6
puroe Dor II Sabtsn NIT 90 UlltsIie'
osrn sssrIuoet. Der Blan eniltanb in
aopfs bon @sorse GsapsnpOrib Oieist
Wann mar SOurnaIlit, unb SeIbfmoii
oaber bic Oispsrndnfiisite Soee. Die CT bube
tonnts. VI puroe q dtOsnt. ulf0,I
Slns's in ben 5lsunsen Der Selbiimbr.
Der gu. Ror Selterbapeu 900 Ous srit,
Coos Der SelUduernthluns. Stiter ss6
sno in @bompasner i6Deleene, perbiat.
ten os @eaoHsn ole RAD! Dor osh n
loo, BEN CODE petdbtlib ms Nug,
ihauenb. tpls be @ronoiitsn bel ibrem
,setsn @nitmabl Dor osm Gang ,un
5tuffOt, Sstit.rbasen ftoB ii9 anOerr
Gags ioot. Gin S ibr ipdter bradie iit
Sobn 2lenSle. oann Der 9riinber 2sopen
mo- tb um Ole @ds. Soielisr Baum er
bdnsts fd, 8tieftrdeer Mapbie nnbm
SHt, msbrere itirben elnes unetpIrteter
nallrlidsn 1obsS. @bren Wuslut
DC Doaalo bradie BEN Stub srObsn
Jtubm - er mar 10 WInuten na1 ielntr
aufnabms cine 2si6e. nno 10 iinb IL
4Qs, Aae, sssansen -bubin ms Rr.
panu, uno nur Dan 2Oisr. Jest Brdf
bent unO WiislisOi&aft in elmer gsriOn.
lsbt nod. Der Anfaus bss 90. Sabr
bunosrls Bat ben Gnti4lub in ibm ssrs,fI.
nit uItsn Anidauunsen su bre&en. DWs
Il bas ruPmIOis Gnos oss rubmpOasn
GlutS,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Seffnuua asfAnunben.

Die BrOfsiIoren s. SOB unb . &
Single BON Der lnipe,iitdt bon @biea9r
uaren fsbr erftaunt iibsr bic in periGisoe
men 3situnssn entbaItenen Ansatsn, f,
bdtien aus SaIs Elm 2sbsns. Glirir ber,
ssfsQt. ProfsRor 2ingle bot ertldri.
rs iei Ridts an ben isnfationslIen Ss,i.
unss' apsabsn. Ct babe i'm perfOfIsnen
5rIbiubr praftiide @gpsrimente Dor isl.
men S&Glsrn Iber be @riunssn Don
Sal3 auf 5rOidberaen semadt unb einen
Artitel oariiber seidriebsn. Der i'm .ams,
riean SOurnal Of gbpfoIosp" srialsne
lei, aber Dor msbr. ale smsi Wonaien
auf biefsn artitsl i1isnsn bic !8eilunas.
artitsl bufrt su fein. St iei melt eni.
fernt, iib for ben Grinber zines 2sbens,
@lirir 3u baltsn. @r babe nidt einmal
Elm Experiment nit bsr Dirfuug bon
SaIs auf bus msnibiide Ssrs aemati
Salj fei melt bapon entfernt, elm @Iirn
ju fsin. ss babe aber cine mdttiss Dut
uns auf ssipiiis Tbisrs bon nieorlssr Dr.
saniiation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Na6 beua Snbppl.

Ser Ssr,os ber abrussn il in Rom,
um bic fcrmsus 3uitimmuns bss a6niss
i0r iein neues nnIernebmen. ndmIi6 Elm,
8eiie nod bem Siibpol su srlansen
8bnis 8letor Emmanuel bepunbert oer
5oritunsss,fer isines 8sttsrs unb bi,
Ginmilisuns tpirb iibsr erfolssn. Der
perSoa MD i'm Sabr 1902 bon bort mad
9uenos aprss abfabrsn uno 3u isinsr
Reiie Elm Sdiff benusen. tpsl6es IN Sta.
lien na& isinen sisensn Ansabsn ssbaul
pirb. Der Ssrsoe Bat iid i6on feins
Sefabrten ausseiu&t. bic tbn bsslsitsr
icQen. ndmli6 8itiorie Ssaa. ben SEQ
srapbsn. unc msbrsre iunse Of cisrs be,
italienii1sn Slotte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Observation-Disclosures samenforn.

6. D. Dean, bsr einsn asbrhubI bee
5armsrs Snititutss bon SQ,nolS inne
bot, 3siste Del einem isiner 8ortrdse Ell.
men Diaisfolbsn. Der einem in ben Subi.
unsrsrdbern in Nrtanias ssfun6ensn
Sameniorn eniitlmmte. bab mlnostsns
1000 SubreI.ult mar. Ser Waishsnesl
nor nobssu Is Sub bod uno bsr stht
aolben Seists ii& ettpa 10 SUB iibsr BEN
8Oosn. @lne an,ubI Der Durseln lassr
dber Der Gros unb traten ert stua 4 5ut
pom StenssI entfernt in ben @runp
Sic idienen Saltefeile su pettrstsn, bi,
bic 9fause i'm Sturm Dor bem umfaIIsr
bspabri babsn. Die 85rnsr parsn ileir
unb buntelbraun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Gin Neffe bes cardinal gibbous
BON Rduberu srfbpfJeu.

aIs Sos. Gibbons. Elm Sobn por
Sobn z. @ibbons bon Rsp Dtleans unt
Jisffs bes Cardinals @tbbons BON 8alu.
more, turs nod Wltterna6t bon BEN
Soiprtal bsimtsbrte. BEN CT als Stubenl
Der Wsoisin attd4irt pat. fab sr ft
pI0sll& swei 8dubern ssssnlbsr, bic lbu
anforoerten. bic Sdnbe bod su baltsn.
Vt tpeissrts it& unb etbieli iOfOrt slnsn
S&uB in ben unterIelb. bsr ibn sum
5aae btadis. 8ipsi Wdnnsr b6risn ben
S&u6 uno eiltsn na& Der Stsls. bon
NO er setCmmsn ipar. bel ltrsr Antunfi
floben aber bic Rdubsr. Gibbons ftarb
turas 8slt nab islnsr llsbsrfibruns inc
Doipital,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Hi@ter ottihalf erlieet einsm
9eriletoen.

Ri&tsr 2ouis @otti6aIt it i'm aIte,
uon SO Sabrsn sinsm Serslsiosn srlsssu
Der 8erforbene madte ben 8drsert,iep
ais Guplidn in ben 8eiben Der JiOrbitaa
Armes nit uno purbe oils iol6e,
1864 sum fibtiihsn AnpaIt in 81
Scu,s erpdbt. Spdtsr funalrts sr feds
Sabre als 8rsiSri6ter in W,Gouri. nuro,
oann Wlt8lieo ces Wlhourier Staa Sic
nuts. in tpelbsm er lanse als propiiori
i6er pIdiipsnt unb fblisblid OILS iteQ'
ueriretsnbsr 8oupsrneur BON WifOur
iun9iIte. SIN Sabre 1884 iisbelte c,
aaU 2os ansslss Iber uno iputbe fun
Sabre ipdter bon 8rdIibent SarrliOt
gum Der. Staten. @oniul in Sluttsar
srnunnt. welbes Amt er brei unr cit
bllbeS Sabr bstleioete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Gelieatelien.

Sii@e: Reue Soadnbiide Sdrine,
uno 8ufii&e Gardiner, Sambursel
4als in Del unb 9elee. Gapiar, Sar.
oinen in 8d6isn. 2Obfter. Appeiit SiIbS.
ssto4tsr Radsrsl. 2isIsr Sprotisn in
Del.
2dfs: 5romass be 8ris, 2isbsr.
trana Cream, Grdner. Shpeissr, Sim.
burger, 8udtsin unb Sanb adie.
Burft: Salami unb gerpsIat, Bis.
nsr, nit ober Obne Saueriraut, unb
5ranifurtsr in 8l9isn.
Spetialitdten: D9fsnmauIs
Salat, 2isbis's 5Isif6. Grtratt, OIIusnol
bsim Quart. 2amms 3unaen in I6pfsn.
Gbmarb 9 Siebeder,
$50 2a6aiuanna aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Rtdter Spuh.

2ouis ReAoam bon BiIionpias. aIa.,
elm Reeer. tpsl&sT ON Wslbnatisabsnt
5. W. 8ap arg psrmsiisrts uno IN 9bI.
Osrsburs eefansen eenommen tpurbe, tpur.
BE- bon einsm aus mastirtsn Winnernbsfts.
bsncsn Dob sslpn6t. @ln5atbiser. bsHsn
Rame nl&t in @IfabrunB asbra1t psr.
ben tonnts, puroe BON elmer Wsnss isi.
nsr sissnen RafsesnUfsn neun Uisilsn
nbrblib bon lu,iman. ga. aufsstnIpft,
neil er ii6 on einem iIs,nen 5arblssn
Wdo&sn psrsriffsn battle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Temer=Mlarm 6dffen.

t2 Wtifon Ribs.
i3 9Iif Wnft, Gliif Strabs.
IA eddauanna unb Slebtnttr Stast.
Is tafapanna penn Apsnut.
i6 Didicn Ranufdeiur Co.. 8int Shass.
IL 9.9. & Q. Co.. Sti5l Wrft.
iS Z q. Il 9. Co.. AIts Rou- IPibIs.
t9 Wulbtrrp CIR uuo Btblttr Aptnut.
II ) fsricu uuo eddawaund Aptauss.
% 9epOmina apsnus une Sprun SraBs.
2l etupsu Sirdbs uub 5rarilm Axnut.
"a gBlibiusiou Apt. unp Wllbsrrp 5tr.
Is Slipt Ctr unb Npams aptnut
26 edddpdnnd une @aibinaron 2lStnut.
q Mulbtrry CTR. une Rabiipn aptuut.
% 5tiftron Aur. uub @iblon Shats.
29 Wcnrpt Apt unp pine Strabt.
81 RsuOis uno Robinlon Snc6t
80 Cub Whin Npsnue une SampicH Ctr.
80 Sp tiane Ctr. uno Sromlty Apsunt.
8 eadapaHua une Horo Watn Apt.
IS Sadiou CIR. une Rain Aptnus.
30 Sdfion CTR. uup Gin pln Nutnus.
81 Gputit Aptnus unp 9ddion Snabs.
3S @arhtlO apt. unp edfiptttt Shabt.
SO Sumnu We. uup @aibburn Snaet.
al Wdiblnslou Aps. unb Sidprp Strabt.
AZ Driitr uup 6tlops Srabt.
43 Srcabpap unb 8iinftt Graft.
IL Serantou unb SttbtntEr StTabt.
IS Sap AtiT uup p rmptOn SHdbt.
AZ Siont Npt. une Ssmlod SraBt.
AZ pitisiou Npe unp WIllom Strabt.
48 prpipser I'VE. uuo Steb Sirabs.
i9 8ss6 Strabs unp Grppu aptnut.
81 3tpar Apeuut uno Aipn Snabe.
So prciptst Aptnus unp Riptr @traBs.
So &spar Aptnue uun Gin Srabt.
A alh q
s. 3tear Nptnus unb pear SnaBt.
81 Suanipn Stabl Merfe.
81 prplptet Aptnus unb dia Strabt
5S Rtmtnaiou Nptuuf unp &btrrY Strabs.
So 8tnsp Apsuut uno @onnta SnaBt.
81 prOuIptnu RcIe uub Carbon Snlbt.
62 9apeui. Aotnus unp phelps Srdet.
63 StppT's padiue % 8rstn's place.
81 0aipinsiOu Aptnne unb 0tp gOrt ST-
IS Rarion Sirabs nnb Gapuult Apsnut.
66 .. & 3. ". ". anh @rsen Riest CTR.
81 gDpoming Apsnus une Alb Sra6t.
6S Dslapart Sirae uup penn Aptuus.
60 Albrisbt Apsuut unp Rariou hlBt.
II Didion aptuuf uue on Rarfst Snies.
72 Court Sna6e une Diamond Aptnus.
70 pre.ipenet Rodp uno Rprp Wdiu NJsune.
n Marfti Snabs une ROrp Rain Ausnus.
rs Moro Wain Aps. unp paiuisr Snaee.
76 paus gum @uisH eirtsn, Roailfn Cir.
81 Bird unp DAT Strabs.
8, Bloom uuo Wartfi SnaBt
50 Wavut Autuur une patnam Snaes.
81 Wipnt Apsuue une Bllliam Stra6t.
Sc gpsi RaIfrt une 98iuona Stra6s.
t6 Wpoming Apsuut uup Olipt Stra6t.
iS Wiintal unp 9arb n Straetn.
i9 Wonitp aUtuut uup Poplar ShaBt.
Il Alb unp Cute Srdetn.
% pHsscn AVtnus unp @iblou 5ha6t.
% D., 7. & gB. 6radt Saus.
q Clap Aptnut uup 9ins Stra6t.
% 9Ulflr AptuIt une Alb Strabs.
20 9ropn AptHut une Aib Stra6t
q Auinsp aptnut unp einotn 5ra6t.
28 prtseplt avenue unb Yns 5ira6e.
i3 D {. Il VI. aautu.0rfsH, 9BalbiHslsH
Aptuut.
81 Rtnotan uue Sitbsutsr Strass.
22 3sbntT unp eujTns ShdBs.
S3 8unfjtbuit uup 9uiunt Sira6s
"a 9prbttt Apsuut uub MIhbalp Sira6t.
u 9syisr AusuHs unb 9adisH @iraes,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10

9i. RstauratiOn uirb hsts nit ben f.intt,n
DsIiiutsFsn Der sabrssssit psrisbsn isiH.
I'm @strdnisn baItt Id nsbsn osm porsia
Iidsu Q. Robiuionfdsn 8i.rt. uur bic bette
Beint uno aiquore. uHo % pirb metn Be-
fr.bsn isiu, burd prompts unb rssls 9sbieu.
uup bic Sunoen iufrisbsu ~ RslsH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-28

Non-partisan! Can the Ethiopian
change his skin9 Can YOU make
non-partisan out of a Bryan-free-sil-
verite? Ii a candidate is non-parti-
san it scarcely seems necessary to 90
out vote-hunting does it?
man who is afraid to boldly de-
clare his political convictions, and
DISCUSSES them under the miserable
sham Of non-partisanship with the
hope of securing votes, can scarcely
be considered as an honor to the office
he holds. A Democrat who attempts
to retain his office by .standing in"
with the Republican party. and who,
to all appearances deserts his party,
seems hardly worthy of the support
OF the Democracy. A candidate that
will sacrifice his convictions and af-
citations for votes, is scarcely the
man who does honor to the office he
holds
A man who changes his politics to
suit the political complexion of the
county cannot consistently be adj
dressed as Your honor" Judge
Goodsell expresses his adherence of
mingling judicial elections with poll
ties and thus he condemns the verv
means by which he succeeded in get
ting himself elected two wears ago,
and Is employing the same methods
now. He asks that our sacred and
honorable judiciary be not dragged
down into the political mire and vet
he il fairly groyelling in the puddles
after votes.
When Judge sfoops to such meth
eds to gain election, one is con
strained either 70 lower his estimation
Of the dignity attendant upon our
judiciary, or else To alter his opinion
Of the fitness Of such 4 candidate for
that Office
Those desiring purity in politics
and wishing to see the county Judge
ship removed from politics. can ac-
eomplish nothing towards those ends
by voting for our partisan can
didate. A vote for him IS vote for
as rabid a Democrat as there is in the
county Notwithstanding an claims Of
NOM artisanship That you vote
against Just. true and able man,
VINO stands upon his merits fairly won,
who is honorable and above board in
all his actions, aud who stands fear
lessly for his convictions. A man
who has never courted public favor
or applause, but in bis own quiet.
modest, nnassuming way, has steadi
y worked his way 10 the front, a
man among men. winning the g.
TEEN and admiration Of all with whom
he comes in contact.
refer to Hon. +. NJ Lowry, who
deserves the undivided support Of the
voters Of Grant county: