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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
Deserved Recognition.

Mr.. NJ. S. Connors, who is well
known in Logan, has been appoint
ed to general superintendent of
the Hooking Valley, Ohio Central
and Kanawha q Michigan rail
roads. Mr.. Connors is universal
ly popular and no railroad official
is better liked by his men, and
when his promotion was announced
congratulations were showered up
on MIN from roadmen, switchmen,
brakemen and conductors. One
of his peculiarities is that he never
uses private car and never went
over the line in special train
during his service with the Hook
ing Valley for no other reason
than to be in touch with the men
under him. Mr.. Connors began
his career as a water boy and at
fourteen was telegraph operator,
rising by degrees to his present
responsible position which his
ability and sterling character well
merits. He is succeeded by Mr.,
R. S. Quigley, another gentleman
we'll known in Logan. Both have
the best wishes of the Logan peo.
pie.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
In Court.

The State of Ohio VS. William
Shuck, Indictment for cutting and
stabbing with intent to kill and
wound. Copy of indictment waiv-
ed: arraignment waived; plea "not
guilty" Continued at request of
State until next term of court.
Bond $4,000.
State of Ohio VS. Alex L. Vowel
Indictment for embezzlement. Col.
Weldy appointed to defend Ar,
raignment waived; plea "not
guilty" trial Sept. Goth. Bond
$500. Plea of "not guilty" with
drawn, plea of guilty" entered
Sentenced to one year in Ohio
Penitentiaey at hard labor and pay
costs of prosecution.
State of Ohio VS. John Webber,
indictment for keeping place open
on Sunday. Arraignment waived /;
plea guilty" fine $25.o0 and
costs and 5 days in jail; sentence
suspended during refraining from
further violation of liquor laws.
The State of Ohio VS. Thomas
Griffis, Indictment for assault and
battery. Arraignment waived ;
plea guilty" Fine $500 and
costs of prosecution and stand
committed to Jail until fine and
costs are paid.
The State of Ohio vs. Frank L.
Davis, indictment for assault and
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
Marriage License Since Aug. 40, 1901

Mick Simon 23 and Anna Brokob
II, both of Murray City.
Geo. w. Dennis 81 and Nora B.
Starkey IS, both of So. Blooming
Vile.
Edward T. Grove 23 and Ada
A. Misner 16, both of Rockbridge.
Jesse j. Fetherolf % of Haynes,
and Phronia C. Wharton % of
Laurel Township.
Edward M. Miller and Clara
Williams.
Joseph H. Warren ~ of Nc
Arthur, and Elizabeth Collins 20,
of Coalgate.
Rufus Johnston % of Nancy and
Rosetta Woodgeard 21, of So !.
Bloomingville.
Joshua p. Glenn 21, of Gibson
vile and Mary Kettle 16, of Pursell.
Stephen S. Chambers "a of Union
Furnace and Minnie johnson 10 Of
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
Attention.

l am authorized by the Factory
to offer the public for two weeks
only, one of the best known high
grade Pianos on the market, for
the nominal sum of 1926. 90. This
is your opportunity to get a first
class Piano at a second class price.
l can save you money on Pianos
for the simple reason, that 1 have
no large city rents to pay, no large
salaried statesmen, their hotel bills,
car fares, expensive advertising,
and many other expenses connect
ed with a travelling music store,
1 will sell for few days only. a
number of good medium Pianos at
factory prices, four at $3.50, and
two at $4,000. Give your home
dealer a chance before you buy.
Straight goods, fair dealing and
honest prices. No shaming; nc
second hand Pianos dressed ur
and sold for new.
A. M. SPARKS,
Dollison Block, Logan, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
| Ilesboro.

Ilesboro.
Andy Moody 35 of Jobs and
Bertha Titac 81, of Murray City.
VIM. Dillon 80, and Julia Kughn
81, both of Logan.
Erwin Edwards 25 and Clara
Rinchield, both of Starr.
Homer L. Hughes "a and Ollie
L. Mettler, both of Laurelville.
Joseph Carrel 30, and Mary j.
Clutter, both of Middlefork.
Edward F. Carpenter 81 of En-
terprise and Ida Misner 10, of
Rockbridge.
Lace Ayers "a and Jennie Robin
son "a, both of Blachford.
Sam'l G. Helber 81, of Enter
prise and Minnie A. Deidricks 18,
of Haydenville.
John H. Tom "a of Columbus
and Jennie d. Mccullough "a, of
Logan.
Charles Williams "a, of Straits
vile and Sarah X emper 10, of Gore.
James F. Herd 90, and Anna M.
Vernon 81, both of Sand Run.
George X. Ackson 81, and Myrta
Newman II, both of Orbiston.
VIM. Gee 27, and Amelia Hunter
10, both of Murray City.
James A. Deible % and Gather
inc Lantz 20, both of Gore.
Louis M. Young "a of Somerset
and Florence A. Pond 20, of Lo-
gan.
James E. Shields %, ofNewark,
and Florence Bunz 21, of Logan.
Amos Guess 26, of Greendale
and Nettie Green 18, of Hayden
vile.
Elmer G. Wharton 25, and Edna
M. Wilson Is, both of Orbiston.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
schley after Them.


Although handicapped by the
sudden death of his chief advocate,
Rear Admiral Schley will continue
to press his case for vindication
before the naval court of inquiry
with the determination that char
acterized his engagement with the
Spanish fleet off the coast of Cuba.
During the past few days consider
able testimony, pro and con, has
been abducted, but none to weak
en- the belief that Schley perform
ed his duty and even triumphed
over the limitations that confront
ed him in the way of red tape
strung out from bureaus at Wash
ington.
The acknowledgment of Navy
Department witness that the gov
ernment charts concerning the de-
tailed movements of the squadron
are inaccurate and practically
worthless was strong point in
favor of the popular admiral. The
counsel for the victor of Santiago
succeeded in scoring another bulls
eye yesterday when they forced in
to evidence a message from Samp-
son, instructing Schley to remain
at Cienfuegos during the blockade
and to ignore the orders of the
Navy Department if they interfer-
ed with necessary operations.
Schley's attorneys base their case
largely upon this and believe that
in itself it is sufficient to prove
that their client did not disobey
orders as alleged by those jealous
of his fame. They contend that
in the pursuit and defeat of the
Spanish fleet he acted according tc
the demands of the situation and
the instructions of his superior
officer, who did not happen to bt
within hailing distance when the
Americans reduced Cevera's ships
to junk.
! Admiral Schley has received
from all parts of the country sym
pathetic kilograms concerning the
death of his leading legal defend
er, coupled with the advice to figh
on. While Schley is by nature
last-ditch man, the knowledge thai
the American people are following
his case closely and with responsive
sympathy has served to encourage
both the Admiral and his energetic
attorneys.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
Perplexing Problems.

Theodore Roosevelt bad scarce
ly seated himself in the President
ial chair before he was besieged
by men who devote large share
of their time to seeking offices for
their friends and adherents. Close
upon the heels of congratulations
and pledges of hearty support have
come opportunities for the desig-
nation of this or that man for this
or that position in the public SER
vice. And, though he has not yet
been Chief Magistrate for two
weeks, Mr.. Roosevelt finds that
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03

of the people, by the people and
for the people shall not perish
from the face of the earth.
Fourth, That we respectfully
tender to Mrs. Mckinley our
heartfelt sympathy in this hour of
supreme affection and national
bereavement.
S. H. BRIGHT,
S. WELDY,
V. G. LOWRY,
H. j STEWARD,
THos. A. POWERS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor
JAMES KILBoURNE, Franklin.
For Lieutenant Governor
ANTHONY HowELLs Stark.
For Supreme Judge
JOSEPH H. HIDY. Fayette.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court
CAREY R. YOUNG. Cuyahoga. .
For Attorney General
M. B. MCCARTHY, Lucas.
For Treasurer of State
r. PAGE ALESHIRE. Gallia.
For Member Board Public Works
JAMES B. HOLMAN. Brown.
SENATORIAL.
For Senator OLA district, DIR. OSCAR A
LAMBERT, OF Washington county.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
For Representative Hocking-Vinton Dis
FRANK P. MARTIN, Of Hooking.
JUDICIAL
For Common Pleas Judge OF the First Sub
division OF the Tth Judicial District,
JOHN G. REEVES, or Fairfield.
COUNTY.
For Auditor, w. +. BOWEN, of Falls Town
ship.
For Sheriff, w. c. CHANNELLs, OF Ward
Township.
For Commissioner, DAN HOSLER, o.
Perry Township.
For Recorder, d. NJ KANODE, OF Falls
Township.
For Infirmary Director, w. s. TUCKER, o
Good Hope Township.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
Excursions, via II. ". Ry.

WINCHESTER-oct 2, and 8.
on account Agricultural and Art Fair
Half fare tickets Good until 8rd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7 and g..
half fare; tickets good to Oct IL.
DEFIANCE-Nov IL. l8 and IA !;
half fare; good to return Nov 10.
FORT WORTH, TEXAs--Noy TO-.
and II good for return until Nov 25..
One fare plus $500 for the round.
trip.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
0shanIs Fire Insurance Co.
stats OF ohio. lnsuranes pepartmsnt

State Of Ohio, insursnes, Department.
Columbus. Feb. II. 1871
!, A. l. Vorys, Superintendent OF Insurance Of
the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify that the
OsrUania Fire Insurance Oompany,
located At New York. In the State OF New York,
haa eonplied IN al respects with the laws OF this
Sia,e apPlieAbls 70 IT, and Is authorized transact
In this State on the capital stock plan It's sppro-
pirate business Of nsyrlng property against los or
damage by hrs and lighlninR and toTnadoes, and
By explosions irom gas. dynamite, gun powder and
othsI lLs e5Plssi ns as pr'ssrbed in Section seli.
Of ohs. during the current year. liz condition
and business on the thirty day OF December OF
the year next preceding the date hereof, Is shown
by the statement, under oath, required by Sec
ton 2S OF said Revised Statutes to be as follows:
Aggregate AMOUNT Of available assets 81 02l 32I 90
Aggregate Rmount Of liabilities Except
capitaD, including Te-insuTane l.6lb .3lo.8i
Nat Assets. .....,.,....... .,...... 8,21b 9f6 a8
Amount of actual paidup captal...... 1000 900
Surplus >, .......... ................ 2216 pi5.3b
Amolnl 81 Income for the year In cash SS6 BS8 81
Amount ei Expenditures for the year
IL R1~ss. Wis,.sI have ieie1nto iS sSessriSeS
Ey name, and caused my Official seal TO be afhxed
the day and year hrst above " itten.
lSssil A. !. VoRys. Supt. Of Ins.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03


questions of policy are accumulat-
ing at a rate that promises to make
them mountainous by the time
Congress is ready to begin its
season of legislation.
One of the leading problems will
involve the Philadelphia post
mastership. Both Senators Quay
and Penrose are said to be unalter-
ably opposed to the present incum-
bent, Mr.. Hicks. AS Senator Pen
rose has already presented his card
at the White House and had audi
ence with the President, it is pre-
sumed in political circles that he
made known both in opposition to
Mr. Hicks and his nomination of
a successor. The present Quaker
City postmaster has administered
his office in an eminently satisfac.
tory way, but this is a minor con.
sideration in the opinion of some
of the Republican leaders of the
keystone Commonwealth, for they
contend that Senatorial courtesy
gives them the inalienable right tc
name another man when the tern
of the present official has expired
Even the Postmaster-General ad
mits that the Philadelphia offic,
has been raised to the highes
state of efficiency by Mr.. Hicks
but when the combined efforts O.
the Senatorial representative o
the state are put forward to de
capitate the incumbent and whel
it is considered that the approva
of the Senate is necessary to con
firm candidate, it looks as thougl
even a strenuous man would hav
to yield to the pressure.
Then comes the Collectorship o
the port of New York to worry tn
Executive. The late President re
appointed George r. Bidwell. Fo
fear that Mr.. Roosevelt may selec
another beneficiary, Messrs. Platt
| Woodruff and Quigg have becom
most uncomfortable. InasmucI
as they were partially influentia
in forcing the present Chief Mag
, istrate into the second place o.
the Republican national ticket
with view to sidetracking hiI
as Presidential possibility, the.
now fear retaliation. 1t is SAT-
l that they have sent a whole de
! tachment of messengers to tn
Capital, each generously supplies
/ with olive branches and carrying
$ a message to the effect that j
1 would please them greatly to hav
the hatchet permanently inferred
q There will be nervous galaxy O
= Republican leaders in the Empir
State for some time to come. ]
is reported that the President re
ceived the floral tributes and tn
messengers of goodwill with grea
courtesy, but that he failed to il
dicate his position in the momer
tous matter.
r There is no way to compel ac
e ion or to secure a pledge and th
S New York combination full
e realizes that fact; so they mu,
: wait as patiently as they can fC
S the arrival of that time when &C
: ion must be taken. In the meal
t time, the row of notables on th
O political anxious seat are furnish
f. ing an interesting spectacle.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
z. s. case, duarantees Them.

The health makers and health pre-
servers are Kid-Ne-Oids, Liyer-Lax
and. .Stum-Ac-O Oids; each in itself per-
lection. The three will cure any
disease known that effects Kidneys,
Liver. Bowels and Stomach.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-03
G. w. DOLLISON,
PHYSICIANAND SURgEOy.

ONCE in DolIlson Block, Seconds
door East of Court House, Logan
Ohio. Residence, West Main Street
near street leading to depot. Tele-.
phone No. g.
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Sotn Natbcr, oe,itiGer Notar
III Eantnu. Ohio.

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Der Mlpenfrduter glutbeleber BARN cine
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Wittel ousIpreden.
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@erptenten felDft @rQael.

Mapor MatIon bon 6inslap oeran=
labte tiir5li1 einen 0oter Ieinem Scbrs
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neil oerielbe li6 an fremoem Gigen=
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lid aus 6inolaD 9emetoet Gie natio=
male 8eieli6aft sur gerlinoernaa boz
8rauiamteit ae9en ainoer bat ibren
Nnualt onaewiefen. geridtlih geger
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ben. Ger MapOr bate Dpr einioel
3eit ben 8ater De5 7idbrigen Nmos
Wation beranlaBt, ben Rnaben In
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Der Sunge einaeltanoen bate, aus ei.
nem 2aoen $65 geitoblen gu baben
Ser Mopor entlhlob li6 su oieien
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Dem Der Gnabe beitraIt iperoen fpnnt,
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burbaus anQebraht belt.
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Sert,,ii6tes.

Gelomaden, meinte feBtbin 1ruit-
t0nia 3odeieaer, lei nnr 9lebenlabe.
Da mdtbten mir bod piiien, mas oiei,s
Mannes 5auptbeibditi9un9 lit.
Willonen bon MenI1pn bunaern
uno Derbunaern in Snoien uno @bina.
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mebr 5pedieiten uno Weisen iolten bic
@briiten binltifen.
Shtpab, Der Billionen 5ruf-
p.diibent, ldBt fih bon Der puaman.
Company cine $4,000 pdlalt Gar
bauen. Seine Mittel - uno Die
Dumlnbeit oes 0oltes - erlauben ibm
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rem.
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@laubensortitel entIbleoen. SoQen
oenn nun Die Nnbdnaer bes presbpter=
ianiihen GlaubensbstenntniKes senD.
tbl9t iein. ibren @lauben semdB ben gu
fahenoen geidliii1en gu dnoern ?
Ser g}oropnlFabrer galopin be-
ablibtist, bic Sterne uno @ireifen
iiber ben gforbpol aufSusiebsu, bic
5laaae bann pieber einauaieben uno
nod Stem Dorf suriifsubrinaen. Darf
er oenn oas ? llniere 8ambafen tper=
ben ibn oabin belebren, oab unIere
6lagge, menn einmal gebiBt, ME pie.
Der ein9eaogen tueroen bari.
Sle v9blcagp Sribune" glebt Dem
beutihen SaiIer anldBli1 oes Nuss
fdlunes Der 3eporter ben euten Jatb,
es su MAIDEN tple bic ameritanii6en
polltiter, lpenn einmal Elm unbeoahtes
9bort oem @ebe9e Der 3dbne enti6liipft:
ST fam idlp6ren. bab er niemals oer-
artiaes gelagt bat unD bic 3eitun0en
UNI eine Seri6tiauns an berporrasen.
Der STEELE eriuden.
Gin betannter Grans0liIb gana=
bier rednet ous, oab, faas Canada lib
Dem amerifoniIben lnabbdneisteitss
&fe anQeldloiien bdtte, beute Sos
onto oos, mas Buffalo uno Chicago
1T, tp1re uno Rontreol unb Quebec
Die 5telle yoiton's uno Seem Doris
einnebmen niiroen. Sa, tpern ous
vpenn" ni9t m6re, aber Der NnihluB
itebt Canada nnh beute offen, uno
oonn lam ia cine froblide Sonturrena
lDSQehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-06
GaDrprciie na6 YmTalo
iteber bic @cnnintpanias2inicn fur bic @ln=
NmerlfanIid,e Glusielluus.

GrturiousEicfcts nod guffalo fir bic gan-ameri.
faniIde slusitelluu9 nb ebt ouf alien Statpuen Der
genniplpGntasSinien annt gertaut 9te 5abrpreie
opn 9tep Ybllabelpba, O., iinb fpie folgt
Gi6ets gillti9 5ur Judiabrt in 10 Sa9en ST. 90
Gieets Qiiitig sur Hidabrt in Is Sagen $50.
SoIpnsSicfetS sulti9 sir 8heIabrt bis am 81 Otto.
Der $ll.40.
Gpesiele moseu.Grfurionss9ide giiltia aur Gif.
fabrt bis I'M 9pnneritag Wlttteruatht nod benz 9a=
tilm bes gsrfaus luerbeu 9iena9eu perfauIt fir
$40.
iber Buffalo natb 9ergni9ungspIdben In Canada finb
ebenfalS su baben Splbe Sifets inb out fir eineu
slufentDalt IN Buffalo aum geiub Der @usiteGung
lpeun IN Buffalo 81 ertra beaablt tptrb.
Sir fSobrpl6ne nub peitere Nusfunft meube man
li6 an 81 y. pratt Stcfet Mgeut Nelp Pbilabelpba,
Cbip.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-06
GrsurfIonen iiber Die einicn

GrfurIions 1ifetS merben iiber bic 8enniplpano.
2ini II nerfouft pie foIot:
yat ct 1oul Minn., bonn Z. biS g. sunni cinIdiliebs
lifb fir Die 5uiammenirut oer Mobern Wpobnten Of
Nnericn.
Notb aanaS Gitp, Wto, oT O. unb 10. Stunt fir bic
ldhrltde @eriomnlturg bes Smpertal Council ypbles
Of the Wpitic Sbrine
ytat SplcbD. g., pnm 8. bis II. Srni ein1tieblid1,
fir Die Convention bet pciatlpn BON
Sbp.
Sir GinseIubeiteu meube man fid on bic 9icfet=
I9enten Der pennfploania=2inien.