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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-01
II v. EXCURSIONS.
sl.50 TO COLUMBUS. o 81. so
AND RETURN.

, Lou ~ CULU MBCS. u 81. 0O
AND RETURN.
July 31st, August 1>t. and End
tickets will be sold at half rate good
for re turn until August 3rd. Account
Grand Circuit Race Meeting.
Grand Band Concert each day. The
hes; borses IN tee world have been
secured for this meeting. See small
bills for particulars.
81. % Columbus ahd return Sunday
Au, 4th $l.00 Train leaves Logan
att 05 and 80 A. NJ. Return
train will leave Coium bus at so and
s 20 P. NJ.
Lancaster Camp Ground Sunday
Aug. Atm. leave Logan at 05 "A. NJ.
Tickets include admission into the
grounds.
Louisville Ky. Half Fare Aug.
oath. 25th. 26lb. 9th. 2Sth.
Tickes good return until Sept. end.
but by payment of SOC. additional
extension can be had until Sept. 18th
Mt. Vernon 0. Half Fare Aug . h
to goth good for ret"rn until Aug.
25rd.
DAYTON O. Half Fare Aug; 1O.h.
and l1th. Good for reaurn until
Aug l9.h. Account K. of P'Uniform
Rank.
Don't forget the Sunday Excur-
sois SO Columbus and Lancaster
Camp Ground, Aug. 4th. See small
bills for particulars.
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! Hooking Valley Excursions.


Winona Lake. Ind sold daily un-
til Sept 18th, good for return until
Sep. 25th: from Logan sold daily
until Sep. l4ih good for Is days tor
$40
Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs
Hot Springs. S. ID. ST. Paul and
Minneapolis selling date June IS IT,
tn so tn. July 10 th to Aug 81 tn.
Good returning until O:t. 81 st.
For rates et,. call ono w. Schwinh he
agent H. v. Ry. Logan.
HomeSeekers excursions West enc
South, July 9 and i6, Aug. 6 and
20, Sept and II. for rates and full
infor,na tion call on q. W. Schwenkt
gent IL. V. R'y Logan, o.
Tickets will be sold Sept. stb tc
18th at 50 so round trip from Logan
to Cl-ve'and. Tickets can be extend
ed until Oct. Ssh for re.arn. call
on Ii. V. asts. for further particulars.
Account Grand Army OF Republic.
Chicago aid return Ss.S5, July 24th
10 26'h, good for return until Aug.
9th by pavement of o0c sddi,icnal
Account Baptists Young Peoples
| CnioD.
The Hooking Valley Ry have or
sale at all ticket offices round trip
tickets tcBatialo at extremely low
I rat.s..
The Pan -AmericanExprsition vii
surpass all other enterprises in many
offs features. and with the unlimited
power generated by NIagra Falls viii
be enabled to PRESENT the most mag.
niticent electrical displays and effe
cts ever attempted. Every oLe who
possibly can should visit the Exposl
ton and observe the wonderful pro:
ress OF tie past ten years
Franklin o. and return, July 25 tt
Aug. 9TH good for return until Aug.
oh 81 10 round taip. Account Miau
Chatuduata.
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July. l l9oi-f

Prof. Glenn MartzoiE and wife of
of New Lexington were visitors
among relatives and friends in
Hooking last week. The Professo,
is the very excellent Superintendent
of the Juucti~L City schools, md a
public Lecturer upon Educational
subjects, with a state reputation.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Walton, one of the
prominent farmers of near Bloom
ingviile was a pleasant caller yester-
day, and informs US that The oil
development OF the Ash Cave field
Is most encouraging, and everybody
is happy, and hopeful OF better times
than Mckinley can give the wool
growers, or Mark Hanna the p,liti-
cans.
The ladies of the FairviewM. +.
church will give ice cream social on
the lawn by the church, one mile
west of Enterprise. on Saturda,
evening. August Srd, from 6 to II
r. NJ !, for the benefit of said church.
Songs and Recitations at the same
time and places, will be furnished.
Come and bring your frlends aud
enjoy this occasion.
Mr.. Snidcr and Mr.. Green aud
{ cir fsmi les attended theSs .Joseph's
Picnic on last Tuesday, aud report
this Social reunion a success The
crowd is estimated at over three thou
aud. Numerous public men of the
State were present. Several hundred
excursionists came from Columbus.
The day was delightful, aud the
entertainments very pleasant.
Hobert, the FIVE yea old son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Easterling of our city,
died suddenly on last Thursday
morning. The remains were taken
on special train last Sunday morn
ing TO Buchtel for interment. The
hoy was a child Of nnnsal promise,
bright, handsome and gentle. the
hope of his parents, the favorite of
all who knew him. The parens>
nave the sincere sympathy Of this EN-
tire community in their bereve-
ment.
New Lexington had a mad dog
scare last week, and the officials
ordered that all dogs not muzzled
shonld he killed, Offering a reward
of so cents .or dog scalps. The
boys went into the hunting business
and got harvest wages. The public
dog fight has ceassl and grocers dis
play their goods on the pavement.
The mad dog attacked several per-
sons but was beaten off. Some
animals and several dogs were bit
ten before the mad beast was killed.
Married Wednesday Evening at
the residence of the Brides parents
in Logan, by Rev. J. F. Williams,
Mr.. Charles Hansel of Ewing, and
Mss Ethel Ackrr of Logan. The
Groom is gran ison of Mr.. John
Hansel Of Ewing, and one of the
most esteemed young men of our
county. The Bride is the handsome
and accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. Ii. Acker of our city
and favorlte among ali the young
people of Logan. With the many
friends of the young couple, the Sen.
tinel joins in congratulatron and
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Hansel much
happiness.
..Ail life's pleasures all the joys of sense;
Health, peace and competence
The bride has the thanks of the
printers blessing for the cake in fee
for remembrance.
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NOTICE.

The person who found my watch
IN the Court House, where l left it
for short time on YESTERDAY, We'd
nesday, will please return 1t to me.
The watch is gold case open face,
and number is rscorded and can be
identified.
A. ]. Nunemaker.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-01

Ii Won want a Monument,
Or Tombstone, Lime. Plaste,
II Paris or Cement, you
should call on
EIsELE & MCLAIN
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now they would be over the pout.
But We want the money we have
honestly earned and are justly en-
titled to. Those who are able and
honest will pay US.
One of the best plays's ever put on
ipL-ogan. Tonight
Tonight, at Opera House Benefit
Wouans Relief Corps.
Commissioner Curray Of vinton,
was . visitor IN our city last Friday,
the guest of Mr.. Will Eisile.
Help the Ladies along bring the
children to see Comrades. Tonight.
The Elkart (Ind.) Normal School
and Business Institute will pay rail
yoad fare for students.
A play that will please everybody
old and young alike. at Opera House
Tonight
NJ. Silas Workman attended the
Feunion Of his regiment vt Crooks
Vile last Tuesday.
.eComraAes" will please everyone
st 0pesa House Tonight. Benefit
Wosian's Relief Corps.
Mss Cad Montgomery of our city,
left for Mount Pulaski, Illinois, ON
iast Monday morning, where she
expec:s to visit lor some time.
Them will be high class vaudevills
between acts. at Opera House Tonight
'by some very clever people. Don't
niss II
Mr.. j. ID Clarke and wife Of
joplin. Mo-. are visiting in Hooking
this week, guest of Mr. Clarke's
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Judy.
Mr.. Isaac Matthews Of Enterprise.
was . visitor to Glenford, Perry
county, Tuesday, consulting D,.
Forquehor of that place.
Miss Fanny Wycuff ,of this city
is spen ling a weeks vacation, with
relatives and friends in Perry
county.
Mr.. John Davey was visitor TO
Columbus last Monday, taking ad-
vantage of the excursion to Fore
paugh-Sells circus.
The commissioners held monthly
session on last Friday aud disposed
of the current bneiness of the month
with accustomed economy and dis
path.
Col Tom Bancroft, of Weliston,
ex-Mining Inspector, was in our
city last Saturday on business con-
pected with oil and mining enter
prices in West Va.
Jerry Polling, one of our good
Marion township farmers tbrashed
his wheat last week y hich aver aged
% bushels to the acre. Who can
beat thaty
Gen. Weldy is reported at latest
advices. marching through the
Kings dOmlnions in Canada. wrap
ped in Buffalo robes, and seeking
Eiks, aud Moose, and Redmen and
each like kindred spirits.
Mesdames w. B, Jackson, II.
NJ. Wyukoop. Clara Town and Miss
Anna Brasee and Jean Wilson, of
Lancaster. spent last Sunday at the
Rock house the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. White of Logan.
At the request of the Bishop,
prayers were said at ST. Johns
church on lastSunday for rain. In the
afternoon a shower passed In sight.
On Monday it rained on the just and
unjust of Logan. The prayers of
Just men avai'e,h much.
Judge Wright received the sad
news gu last Saturday of the sudden
death of his brother, DR.. John
Wright at his home in Pittsburg.
The deceased was an older brother,
born in Perry county, and known
in his Younger day to many of the
people of Logan. By bis own
exertions he educated himself. and
at the time of his death was account-
ed one of the leading physicians of
Pittsburg. Judge Wright has the
sympathy of all our people in this
time of sorrow.
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For Sale.t

Ten horse upright boiler and en-
gine in good condition. Call on
Ferdinand F. Rempel
June Goth 8w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-01
The Campaign Sentinel

Will be devoted mainly to the
election of KILBOURNE
and the whole Democratic
ticket. 1t Will give the rea-
sons why our party should
succeed, why ever candidate
should be elected.
The SENTINEL will op-
pose the Republican candi-
dates on Political Princi-
ME, not on personal matters.
We ask our friends in all
townships to get up clubs.
Correspondence from all the
post offices solicited.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-01
N01lcET0 HUNTERS

No hunting allowed on my farm premises
In Hooking County under penalty Of the last
revised law strictly enforced. requiring writ.
en- permits. FxRDINANpF y. BHAffh
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Notice 10 Teachers.

The Conntv Board OF Examiners will meet
In The High School rooms AT the Public
school House. Logan, Ohio. AT s O'Clock
(slandard rime) ON the following
Saturdays, during the School year,
1901. Oct s. Nov 2, Dec. =.
1909. Mar.h l. Apri! sand 10, May and IL
ond June ..
RULES.
l. Any perscn desiring to take primary
examination or To beeNamined "a any oi The
higher brar ches should give the clerk Two
weeks notice.
,. Any attempts 10 give or receive help a
examinations. OF communicate VII iorielt
examined again within - months
3. giade below the minimum IN any
branch is failure in all the branches al
such examination.
4. Each ;ipplican; not known by the Board
MUST bring u St,tem' mt of moral character
from the mem bers oi hi> sch bol board.
5. Attendance at teachers meeting. town
ship and county. aud the reading of ;..n u.
F. 4. c. course and tho general success OF
the applicant as 81 teacher. VIII Ire consider
ed by the Board IN granting certificates.
q. Applies nts. only, need appear al tne
examination rooms on eNaminaiior DAYS
Otners haYilg business with the examiners
should meet them on report days.
Z. Examination ices will not be refrrnec
to any ''nr who gives up the examination
&. The exsminatic n lee Is 80 cents.
y. All applicants f"r yeais cerffbc'''e
shall pass an eXamiratioa in Algebra, fsy
colosY AMI Physical Geography.
J.P. .NUNEMAK&R
Clerk
A. o'NEILL,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-01

Ohio Pure Food Commissioner Insti-
tutes All inipo taut suit Against n
Gruccr, Cha cling Violation of the
t.n,ony OF EXpcEta.
Toledo, O.. July 22.-The criminal
case Of the state OF Ohio asainsS James
White, ncw on trial before Judge
Meek in this city is ot unusual inter
est to the coffee drinkers Of this and
other states. James White is a gro
Ger of this city. He was arrested sew
erai months ago on complaint OF Ohio
Pure Food Commissioner. The charge
Is that ne sells Ariosa conee-wh.ch
! coffee, according to the state, Is glazed
or coated with glGtinous substance
that males it appear better than
really is. The laws Of Ohio specific
ally prescribe that foods Shall not be
adai.eratsd or 50 treated ;hat they
are co;-o,STfeitS OF a better class OF
goods.
Joseph Blackburn, the State Pure
Food Commissioner, has been conduct
ing an active crusade against manu-
facturers CT spurious food stuffs. at
the instance of his department. a
package If Ariosa coffee was purehas-
ed in Te.edo. 1t happened that the
agcnt mlde the purchase OF Grocer
White.
As sooa as Grocer White was put
under Arrest the Arbuckle Brothers,
OF New FORK. who prepare and pack
Ariosa. gave notice that they would
defend yrocers against prosecution
by the plre food commission. Ac-
cordirgly. the very best legal talent
the county affords was put at Mr..
Whites service.
The case has been on trial before a
jury for nearly a month. Leading
chemists OF the country and expert
coffee men have been called by tae
state and the defense.
The leading witness for the state Of
Ohio was Prof. G. A. Kirchmaier. q
we,l-known chemist Of Toledo. Mr.
Kirchmai.r has done other expert
work for the state. His testimony
was to the effect that he had made an
analytical examination of the pack
age of Ariosa ccfee purchased from
Grocer White. and found that 1t was
glazed with a glutinoIs substance.
Prof. Kirchmaier further testified
that the coffee beans he examined
contained an average Of 900 bacteria.
Ee testified on the stand that he had
made examinations of other coffees
and fonni that bacteria were not
present at all or in small number.
The testimony of Expert Kirchraier
was also 70 the effect that the glutin-
Gus glaZing-Ihied consists Of eggs
and sugar-Was favorable medium
for the propagation OF bacteria Pref.
Louis Schmidt. Cincinnati chemist
OF wide experience, corroborated the
testimony OF Prof. Kirch;naier.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-01

The Conntv Board OF Examiners will meet
In The High SCHOOL rooms al the Public
School House. Logan, ohio. at o'cioCk x
(slandard Time) ON the following
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-01
GLAZING CT CCr.FEE.
Is 1t a f.edium For the ProDa-
gs1ioa OF Bacterial
INTERESTING LAW CASE At TOLEDO

Ohio Pure Food Commissioner Insti.
tutes an iEipO taut suit Against
Gruccr, Cha cling Violation Of the
Pur. Food Laws of the Slate-Tes-
t.n.ony OF Expcvts.
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Saturdays, during the School year,

1901, Oct s. Nov 2, Dec. ..
1902. Mach l, Apri! 5 and 10, May and L
ond June =.
Daily camera., 1901-08-07

sciously she approached the edge OF the
way--saw him cross it-saw him-mcr-
Ciful Cod could she believe her cves2
saw him enter what must be tn"
Graftons' gate and then become lost in
the shadows Of the row. Hardly know
ing what she did, Florence sped madly
down the steps, out through the gate
and, almost running down eastward
along the walk. Nearing the Graftons',
she pressed her hand TO her heart to
still It's mad pounding. and as she came
opposite the parior window she noted
that the lamps were burning dimly
late rs IL was Could he have entered?
Drenrhlcss, dazed. she chung TO the
picket fence for support, not knowing
what TO do next, and then the blood
seemed To turn TO ice in her veins, for
somewhere, close at hand, just beyond
those sheltering vines she heard voices,
his voice and hers, low-toHed, earnest,
sh! passionate-for she heard her mur-
muir; "Oh, Randy, Rapdy'" and,
stepping quickly forward, saw her just
around the corner Of the treilis, appar
emily clinging 10 his arm, the two dim
figures seemingly linked together,
blending IN one vague, indistinguish-
able, yet damnine shape, and then all
grew dark to bcrs as though pail had
been dropped from the starry heavens,
hiding from sight the sin and woe OF u
rceling world
Daily camera., 1901-08-07

into his love ard trust. Yes, yes, we'll
she knew that he was too noble, too
grand TO treat her sternly, coi1ly, be-
cause Of her tempestuous outbreak. 1t
was all because She loved him So-loved
him so that II was torture TO thiHl, any
even attract him. With Frightening
eyes, with boundir" heart. she threw
over her head and shoulders Il light
wrap and stepped out on the piaazn.
Somebody was coming across the pa
rade-from the guardhouse-evcn now.
lie was still too far away to be recog
niZed, but rs he halted one minute and
turned 8 though to listen to the SEN
tries iust beginning TO call half-past
one, the moonlight g.inted On the steel
scahbard, and she knew it must be
Randy. Their he was coming to her
after al. and she need not have to seek
him and be the first to make up" as
she used 10 say in girlish days. The
call went round with cchoing ring, and
then on came her loving husband again.
How she loved that martial stride of
his! How erect and strong and sol
dierly he seemed! lIow-why-he
wasn't coming-straight TO her. He had
reached the flagstaff. There lay the
beaten pathway right before his eyes
and hers. He must see the bright lights
Of his home bidding him come and find
love and welcome. Blu. he had turned
nway-wns walking, not toward the
west end, but straight for the middle of
the row, straight to where the Graftons
woman lived.
But that meant nothing. Oh, no!
Florence well knew that meant moth
ing. Had he not said only little while
before that never would he see or speak
with her without coming first to his
wife, his Florence, and letting her
know? Yet, why should he go thithcr,
at this hour Of the night? That was not
the way 20 the sentry posts. Uncon-
Daily camera., 1901-08-07
To be Coz t,nucd Tomorrow.

There are only Is stars of the first
magnitude. The light from these
takes about three years to reach the
earth There are 55 Of second magni-
tude.
The ruby is the heaviest OF precious
stones. Next come the garnet. topaz
aud diamond, in the order named
The diamond is three and one-half
times heavier than water.
Daily camera., 1901-08-07
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NeWland's Additions

to the city of Boulder These lots are very de-
sirabIe for residence and the price is right and
terms reasonable. Below we give partial
list OF properties we have for sale.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
Attention =!

In order to increase our
subscription list, we will
offer as a premium to all
new cash subscribers, THE
WILLIAMS News from now
to January 1, 1903, for the
regular price of $500.
The WILLIAMS NE
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
LOCALS

Jas. Walsh visited in Flagstaff
during the week
Mr.. John Page came in Friday
from the canyon country.
Geo. U. Young has returned from
a business trip to Chicago.
Attorney III. F. Ashurst was in
attendance at court in Flagstaff dur
ing the week
Mr.. J. r. Still, the carpenter, and
wife, have moved, temporarily, into
the Methodist parsonage.
John McAndrew, of Winslow,
has leased the hotel at Ash Fork
known as the Ash Fork House.
BoRN-To Mrs. Albert Skoog,
on Tuesday last, boy. DIR. p. a.
Melick was the attending physi-
clan.
VIM. F. Dermont, general man
ager of the Saginaw & Manistee
Lumber Co., was a Flagstaff visitor
this week
Mrs. Oliver Lyons and children
left Tuesday to join Mr.. Lyons at
Madeira, Cal, where they will
make their future home.
Oswald Rueckert, formerly con-
nected with the Grand Canyon
hotel in this city, is now serving
customers at the Commercial, in
Flagstaff.
Andrew johnson. a business man
- NN-.11.-,e-
of the week attending district court
and while here secured a decree OF
divorce from his wife.-Flagstaff
Gem.
The regular quarterly meeting OF
the Southwest Miners association
will be held in the rooms of the
association, cor. First and Main
streets, Los Angeles, on Oct s,
1901, at 4:30 p m
Martin Buggeln, the hustling
manager of the Bright Angel hotel,
at the Grand Canyon, was a bust
ness visitor in town yesterday. He
reports the travel to the canyon as
being very heavy lately
Rev. w. c. Geyer leaves Monday
for Tucson to attend the twentieth
annual conference of the Arizona
Methodist mission Chaplain Nc
Cabe, the singing bishop, will be in
charge of the conference.
Assessor J. B. Jones of Will
Jams is in the city. 1t is rumored
that John has his affections placed
on the sheriff's office The Jones,
Smiths and Browns ought to get
what they want--Flagstaff Gem.
J. J. ellison has had on exhibit
ton at his shop this week a new
style of gasoline engine, made by
the Weber Gas and Gasoline En-
CINE company. 1t was of two and
one-half horse power and ran like
clockwork-
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

$ f. Elberg has been in the city
the past week investigating the con-
dition of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany's business.
Ladies, 1 will be in Williams on
Monday, Sept. Is, with an elegant
line of fall garments. Will be at
Mrs. III. w. Cones.
Mrs. NJ. STEIN.
T. F. Hayden, representing the
Singer Manufacturing Co, arrived
in the city this morning from
Needles. He was here a week or
two ago and did quite an extensive
business.
Miss Bartoo, who return
ed to the city with her bro
ther, A H, recently, from Kan
sas, in company with Mrs. Bartoo,
left for the Grand Canyon Wednes-
day for a sight of the great natural
wonder.
There will be a song service at
the Methodist church tomorrow
evening, including special numbers
| by the new choir and congrega-
tional singing. The pastor will
preach at Ash Fork tomorrow
evening.
A report from Mr.. Geo. Weiand,
who went to Los Angeles some
weeks ago to secure treatment for
his eyes, states that they are not
much improved. He and his esti-
mable wife have the sympathy of
their host of friends in Williams.
Mrs. Geo. w. Mathews returned
to the city yesterday after an ex-
tended visit in the east. Not being
at all well, after the fire she de-
cided to visit her old home while
their new place of business was
building. Before her return she
purchased an elegant line of ladies'
hats, etc, which are now on exhi
bition at their store.
Chief Engineer r. B. Burns, of
the Santa Fe Pacific, made a tour
of inspection over the now COM
pleted Santa Fe 81 Grand Canyon
road this week and reports every
thing as being in first-class condi-
ton. All work has been completed
on the new portion of the road and
/ NhC WI vi PdIl
built over a year ago will be taken
up Immediately.
Charles Alden and his brother,
Weston p. Alden, of Boston, Mass,
were in town Friday, guests of w.
F. McAdams, of the Anita Consol-
idated Copper Co., with whom they
inspected the mining property and
spent two days in the Grand Can
yon- Both gentlemen are greatly
interested in the country and its
prospects and could not speak too
highly of the granduer of the
canyon
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hammond,
accompanied by Miss Harriet
Wells, came down from Flagstaff
yesterday and left last night for a
pleasure and sightseeing trip to
the Grand Canyon. Mr.. Ham
mond occupies a responsible posi-
ton with the Arizona Lumber &
Timber company, of Flagstaff, and
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Jas. Walsh visited in Flagstaff
during the week