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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-16

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ben &Dntgen mebr niben, als bic,
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&riege fdmpfen.
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bunoert our9 @ouaro ben 8efenner
Die 8eiitlihfeit BON Der &rieesiteuer
bel reit, peil oeren @ebet itdrfer lit,
ntto mebr permDge, ais oas Seer in
@affen.
uno es maht feinen unterIhieo,
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iblitnmen &ranfbeiten, Dber iDnItiae
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gefabr BON &atbolifen, 8%rpteitanten,
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IN Wotbfaaen %ongemanbt rperben,
neil Die beiligen Sbriften nur ben
felten @lauber BON 6 It II als
8eoingune Der grb0rung foroern.
Dur6 Die WaQfabrt mad benz
beiligen 8ode unb Dem feiten @lau=
ben an @rbDrung purben nod i'm
Sabre 1871 nab ben 8eribte bes
Or. Sicily Serum, Bii9pf BON
9rier a%ttenmdBig oareefteute
Wunoer uno eDttli6e @naoenbe=
meiie-melde mir bier porlieaen, II
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ten ur1o 8ebreben betpirft. 81 an
bere 6eiluneen bon minberen &ranf=
beiten, tperoen in benz 8it6lein me-
benbei pDbl nibt als Wunber, lon=
bern ais 9Dttlihe @nabenbepeiie an=
gefibrt.
Cine &lpiteribpeiter aus 9rier,
Namens 5tepbanie, muroe loear
BON einem frebsartieen @eldwulite
in Der linfen Idielb6ble befreit, unb
elm @utspermalter aas GRIFFIN in
Weftpbalen BON 6rDnilbem Belts
tana!
Man tt5ee Die v@6ln. Wplfsaei=
tung" bonn @nbe bes Wonats Suli le=
len, pp oieies @eltblatt ben
@eriht bes Miiiiondrs Bib, ei-
mes Nbeinldnoers, abgebruft bat.
Dieier Mtfiipndr, melder audi
in amerifaniiben 8eituneen als
elm frDmmer unb meni9enfreuro=
liher Wann geihiloert 1T, be-
fano iib our Stunbe beg Nus>
brubs beS 8ultans auf Der Sn1el
Wtartinique, poourh bic Stabt ct.
Bierre uno %, @ WenIdenleben
pernibtet tpuroen, in Der Mabe bes
Ilbenregens unb oes 9anaitromes.
nno Der fromme Mann l9reibt, baB
er uno feline Ibuarsen &ate1umenert
unapeifelbaft burb lire inbriinitiaen
@ebete uunoerbarer Weile ibr See
ben gerettet baben. unb Der Gin
3i9e. ben man elm paar Gage mad
Der ihredlihen 9ataltropbe nod le-
bend in einem unteriroiiben @efang=
niB fanb, mtro pDbl, obelei9 er elm
8erbre6er mar, bur1 Iein eldubi=
ges Sleben Gngeitbts bes 9ooes
uunoerbarer @eiie @naoe eefunoen
baben, ionit mdre feline &ettung
niht m6glib gemeien.
uno 10 fDnnte ih nod aablrei1e
Beilpiele aus alter unb neuer Belt
anflbren, UNI Die &raft unb @ir=
flung oes @ebetes gu bepeiien. Nuf
ben feften 8lauben fommt es an,
uno mem Der feblt, Der lon Die
9eute, melbe ii6 in ibrer 6eilme=
tbooe auf Die beiliae Shrift uno
5~OOOidbrige @rfabrune perlaiien, in
Nnbe lai1en = Senior.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-16
sebet In ben spieael

unb rpenn Cure Sautfarbe selb aus
iiebt uno bunflere Steuen unt
Jleden bier unb ba aufmeiit, 10 III
oas elm Gn5eihen ppn 2ebers2eioen
Sn iolden Sdaen fann es nibt ge=
mug a%naeratben merben, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills gu nebmen, Die Die
2eber reguliren, oaS Blut reiniser
uno Die 9autfarbe beridDnern. Breia
nur % Gents. 3u besieben burdj
s. &alteper & Sobn, @eD. S. S.
S6mitt, @igentbimer, uno so.
OreiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-16
w. B. SEELEY, Direktor.
Ser Cinderella Sdnb =YaIaft

itebt an Der Spite aner Shubae=
lbdfte in Der Stabt unb erfreut iih
elmer itetS padlenben &uno1haft.
Nues nene, mas auf benz Shub=
marft eri6eint unb MGes, mas fih
an dlteren 5abrifaten bepdbrt bat,
TIT bier gu ftnoen. Die @igentbI=
tner oieles @elbdfts baben cine
laneiabriae @rfabrung in ibrer
Wranbe uno periteben es, oprtbeil=
bait eln5ufanfen. Die Sbu5e aus
Dem Cinderella Balait iinb folt un=
perpiltlib. Sober ertennt oas an,
Der bier fauft.
Wo. 2O7 Nlomo : Bla5a. Eel. 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-16
RELIABLE FELT MATTRESS COMPANY,
Gde Clint uno BurnetsS traBe.
Wtatraben fabri5irt unb erneuert.
Grcuriioneu Der s. & 9. g.
8abn.

Nah @aibtngtpm, 8. g.: Rational.
Selolaaer Der G.. A. R. Sebr nieoriae
Staten. 5abrtartens auseabe am g., 5.
uno 4. OCTOBER. @iltig Bis gum IL. DIT.
NIT ELECTROMAGNETIC Bis 3. Nop.
Wad Marlin, 9er., benz sroBen 8ure
Ort. Nieorise grcuritpnss&aten. 5abrs
tartensNusgabe pdbrenb beS sansen Sab
res. BUR &iidfabrt siiltis fir ben 3etts
raum BON 80 Sasen.
CONNER Grcurfipnem na6 pielen
Often. 3iebrige Sahrpreiie. Sabrtar<
ten ~pertauft tdalib bis gum 80. Septem.
Der. @iiltig bis gum 81. DIT.
@esen aler frtpiinibten Mnsfinfte
tuenbe man fib an:
9.S. Brice, g. g. &9. Mat.,
Baleftine, Teras,
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3u nermtiethett :

Cine gerdumiee Office i'm Dberen
Stodwerf beS 5reie Bre1ie @e@
bduoes unb elm Store (Barterre)
q SUB Sront unb 100 SUB tief
SEQ. 218 oft Commerce : StraBe.
Nabsufragen in Der Office Der
,Treien Breie".
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q. u. & u. g. 8abm.
Mbfahrt,

Nab @albetun. 5oufton uno guero tag.
liq 800 BDrmt.
Nab Corpus ghrifti, Mran5as Ho6 unb
BeeniIe tdglid .......... g ubr 8orm.
un6 2:20 Nadm.
Nab Borne unb aerrbiIe, tdgliH. 800.
1880 BDrm.
Mnfunft.
Bon @albefton, 6ouftDn unb guerp tdg<
ltc3 200 Mbet1bS.
S1n @DrpnS ghrifi, Mranias HaB unb
Geebile td9li1. .2:O5 WaHm
BON B6rne unb 3errbiIe. tdg1id. 49,.
$3.50 Mben6a.
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Spatbern Vacific 8abm.
Mbfabrt,

Nah Mefu Orleans, 5oufon unb Sol.
befton t6sIib.. .i2:OQ Mittona
gsad1 Often, Bug So. 10. ~ so WbenSs.
Nah VI Baio, Californian un6 Werifp
Nap NorosSeTas, ct. 2puis un6 gr;.a*
go (Katy Flyer 8:I5 MSeaos.
Wnfunft.
Bon Horo<Seaaa, 81. 2ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer .........8 1880 MtprgenS.
Son Netp Orleans, Spuspn unb @al>
beftDn t6gliB.. s4:45 STADIUM.
Bon 81 Hai0, galifDrnfen unb Merifp
1880 Mben68.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-16
@dtnbabn Ta1r= Ylan.
S. & g. q. 8abm.
Nbfa brt.

q v y II.
Aab allen Noro<9eras<Bnntten
80 8orm.
9feeg ct. Sonis, Mempbis un6 benz
% Sfem. .l2.3 MittaaS.
Steep gsac0, ysorosEeras, Santa Sc unb
On oItscDsSSnntten ..........8.l5 Mben6s
S5a9 ct. NDuts nno benz Often. 900
9faD Sareoo uno Merico... 900 Borm.
Infunt.
gon ct. 9Ouis unb benz Often. n. 80 Iorm.
@9n Noro<Seras. Santa Sc mnb 1riseos.
8Dn localen Bunften .......6,30 4ochm,
Son ct. NDuis nno benz Often IL. As Mb1s.
Son SareoD un6 WeritD.. -. IL. 10 Nahrn.
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N. 8. 8 =. sabn.
Mbfahrt.

Rab Bacn, Sort @ortb, Dallas, Ranlas
gitp, ct. 3ouis unb Chicago, tdglih,
(S. u & y. g. Depot ..7:30 Mprgens.
yfab BacD, Sort @Drtb, Dallas &c. (bnm
SunietsDepot) ..........8 1916 Nben6s.
Intunt:
Tpn Chicago, ct. Souls, &anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort @Drtb un6 @acp, tdgliB
(Suniet OepDt) $3.50 BDru.
Bon 8acD. Sort @ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
VI. & U. IS. Seppt) ...... 9:25 Nbenb8,
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psmppplitifh

@iaie: n8apa, beute .iaate elm
Wann, Seem Dorf lei cine cpsnppo=
litilbe Staot, mas beoeutet oas?"-
8apa; wDaS beoeutet mein Spbn,
oaB mir bier an einem Gage aIe
@limata Der @elt baben." r
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@rmmSetsemtbmms ; ,lebertrasamsem.

WrmnoetgentbnmS : ltebertragangem.
$. Grace an q. Seioel uno g.,
@runoitid an 3. StraBe, $1,000.
81. S. Gleranoer uno Nlb. Seioel,
oaiielbe @ruuoftld on 9. IS. @on=
perie, $1,000.
sc. 2epis an Wrs. 2ena Sdmiot,
2 @runoitlfe an Sraib Str, $400.
Cigar @olf an Bbilipp $. @olf,
@runbitId an 2areoo St.. $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-16

pT G9pI5' Yalm : 0arteu, am
Spnnabenb, ben 16. u u
quit: lebtes bieii9es aonaert oes
m eritanif9en AuintettS
aus SaliScp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-16
@mlf gbDre 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Nah Stodbale, tdalib. -. 800 WDrni.
Nnfunft.
Bon StDdoale, tdalidb, 1900 Nad5m.
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3m b~erfamfem!

200 Ider Garm in gicteria Co.,
2ano in @ncinal Co., BauiteGen in
San IntoniD. 500 Mder bepdfers
bare8 2ano nabe Der Gtaot.
NreI Weerf1eibt.
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8n berpadbten: Der r2unh Goun.
ter" in S1Dls' Seldom.
neutrality-suspicious.

unteroffaier: 6uber, tuenn ndd,
items elm &binDserus fommt unb
Sic perflagt ueger untnuteren Wett<
beperbs, MIDI ioa'a niht ~punoern.
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0erfmdt elm @las oes oorsiez
li9en Wiinbener 8ieres, melhes
bel Shpls an 3apf lit!
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Billiards in S6pls' 8artem rur
nod 30 Cts. PRO Stunoe BON nun an.
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MeXCQlC eI1d RQ|WQv CO. Lid.

hertpetft auf BITE 9batfnde
Dab lie Die ein,ise breitipuries Clinic bon Der @renSe
DAB lie Die ein,iee 2inie 1T, Die Dem ~reiienoen
Yublitnm Die groBen nit gintih Gas erleutteten
pullman Sraning Room= e 6laipagen bieten tan n
DAB man nit oieler 2inie obne g8ageniuedIel bon
st. aouis nad Der Staot Werfo reilen lam;
SaB IS bic ein3iee ainie bon 81 Naio mad Der
Gtaot Merito 1T.
Eie einie fabrt ourh Is pon ben 81 @taaten Der
Republif.
0Senn Sbr eine @efbdftsreiie ntudAt, oebf
babtu. mo @efdbdtte eetban tuernen. Nur pier
ueroen bon Der Weeriean Central 4abn uidt bernbrt.
Sdgliher Shlaftuaeenoienf sipiihen 81. Qouis
uHo Staot Merito, VI 9aio uno Staot Nerifo unS
umgefeb brit.
c. r. HUDSON, w. D. MURDOCH
y. T. u. 9. ". u. O. %. u.
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AUDI mad ieiner JreilaIiuna BON
Seiten ieiner &ameraoen uuo
and ieiner BDrgeiebten! -mie einen
6eloen gefeiert uno bantettirt. Wdre
e. niht g~efdmaduDner geweIen,
oieie DemunitratiOn 81 @bren bes
DueQmuroe8 5u unterlaifen?
Jn Ne5ug auf ein5el1e tleine Me=
fcrr1en iGeint bic Duuglas' fhe Be=
wegung iibrigens ibon gang merit
wiiroiae @rfDlae er5ielt 5u baben,
unb ons gilt in .eriter 2inie bon Der
0eieitigutQ bes Trint -8panqes
IN ben @aftb6fen. Dieler 8tpana
1T wie ieber unnDtbige 3rpong-
entiHie6en Elm unfug. Nmerifanilde
Weiienoe DEFENDERS tDnnen fid niht
gerug oariiber tpunoern, tuenn iie
auf Der @eiie burh Deutlblano
i'm @aftbof pber 6ptel aearuunQen
sueroen ieaen. bieS Doer ienes
5u triuten, einerlei pb fie Ber<
largen oanab tragen Doer nidt.
Dem ~Wein5pane" an Der liable
D. b0te Der 66tels fDnuen Sie qber
tbatidhlib i,ur oabur1 entgebeu,
on6 iie einen Gnhhlag gum lonit
iibIiden Breiie Der Mablseit emit
riGten. @s Iiegt barin alio oas iu-
birecte @ingeftdnoniB, oaB Die @irtbe
am Gilen NiHt8 peroienen, bab fie
bic @dffe aber auf benz umueee Der
bp1eelhraubten @einpreiie boppeli
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y. y. u. .. U. u. 8. 9. u.
Stabt Wlerieo.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03
LEwIsTOwN.

Mr.. Harley Plum, of Cleveland, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. N.
Plum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, of Rush
sylvania, are visiting the Misses Lou
and Lib Thompson, and other relatives.
Miss Nellie Plum visited her grand
parents, Rev. and Mrs. D. c. Garrison,
of Forest, few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Johnston and two
children were the guests of Belle Gen.
ter relatives for several days.
The funeral services of Mr.. McClain
were held in the church Monday after
noon. He died of pneumonia.
Holiday visitors are still coming and
going.
Miss Florence Bell of Middleburg,
visited Miss Grace Inskeep fow days.
A crowd of young people invaded the
bachelor quarters of Mr.. Will Rogers
on the Horace Wilson farm, last Thurs
day evening, and made the air melO-
aious with old tin pans, tin horns, etc.
Special services begin at the M. P.
church next Sabbath evening, with the
week of prayer.
Quarterly meeting was announced for
January 10 and IA. Business meeting
at the church Saturday afternoon.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03
FILIPINO PROCESSION
SCOFFS AT THE FRIARS
Pleasure at End Of Spanish Reign
is Expressed.

Manila, Dec. 30-Memorial services
and . procession were held here today
in honor of Jose Rizal, the Filipino
leader, executed by the Spaniards, De-
cember 30, 1890. The procession called
at the Town Hall, and Acting Cover
nor Wright addressed q few words to
those who took part in it.
The manifestation was chiefly re-
markable for the intense hatred dis
played toward the friars. When pass.
ing the Augustine Monastery the pro-
cessionists cried, "Your power Is
dead" go home," 1--WE don't want
you here, 1.-THE blood of the martyred
Rizal is avenged, 1--WE have " witnessed
your humiliation, and other suct
words.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03
MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT
The Daughter Of the President.
viii Enter Society.

Miss Roosevelt will be the first lady
who ever had coming out party which
was 3 state function. In issuing the
invitations for her debut party for
Friday, the cards bore the golden eagle
over the globe, which forms the Presi-
Dental seal. This seal was on every
card and the guests are hidden to a
state function.
Heretofore, when such parties were
given, the affairs were of more per-
sonal nature. For instance, President
Arthur always used an invitation with
Q monogram instead Of the seal Of office.
Another interesting thing is to be
noted. There is to be no cotillion. Ir
such case . partner would have to be Sc
lected for Miss Roosevelt. As it is che
will participate in half dozen or more
dances and no one young man will have
special favor.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03
NORrnWOOD.

QRev. Edgar P. Smith, pastor Of the
U. P. Church here, being absent last
Sabbath, Guy Brooks, student from
Xenia Theological Seminary, preached
in the U. P. pulpit.
F. A. Johnston is the newly elected
Superintendent OF the r. P. S. S. here.
The social Of the r. p. congregation
met Wednesday night at the home of
D. A. Mitchell.
There was young folks party at
C. E. Johnston's Monday night.
Ed Hoover threshed corn this week
for Robert Wheeler, Armour Mitchell,
and Owen Anstine.
Howard johnson came up New
Years. day from Dayton to visit his
parents.
Miss Imogene Hendry Of Whitetown,
visited over last Sabbath with her sis
ter, Mrs. Grace Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Patterson have
presented the r. P. s. 8. library here
with the Elsie Diusmore series Of
books in memory of their daughter
Miss Elsie, who died January lst, 1901.
Miss Fannie and Masters Leslie and
Harry Tudor OF Bellefontaine, visited
at d. s. Brooks New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reed celebrated
their fifteenth NEEDING anniversary
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. JohnstOn's enter
tanned friends at dinner New Years.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Psugh attended
the funeral of his sister, near Round
head, last Sabbath.
Charlie McCleary has hi:ed to D. A
Mitchell for the coming year.
The primary classes of the r. P. S
s. held social at the home of Rev
Hargrave last Saturday afternoon, and
the holiday treat Of candies, etc., wal
distributed.
Some from here attended the enter
tainment at Rushsylvania last Monday
night, that being the second Of the
lecture course season.
J. A. Collins family entertained a
number OF relatives at New Years
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCleary
being among the guests.
It IL written 1902 now, unless the
writer forgets; 90 there are SO years OF
this centu ry yet to come.
CLIFTON.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03
MARCONI
Soon to Put England and Amer
ica in Wireless Communi-
cation on a Com
mercisl Basis.

New York, Jan. 1.-Cuthbert Hall,
manager of Marconi's company. asserts
that the inventor of wireless tele-
grsphy will be back in England In two
or three weeks. says dispatch to The
Tribune from London. He will then
start in earnest on the work Of putting
England and America In wireless COM
munication on q practical commercial
basis. The American station will be
at Cape Cod, and the English station
win be in Cornwall, IS at present, and
Mr.. Hall is optimistic enough to be.
lieve that within six months the wire
less service between England and
America will be in operation.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03
COUNTY NEWS.
HUNTSVILLE.

It's 1902, something which never oc-
CURED before, and yet some people
say, "There is nothing new under the
sum-"
Plenty of whooping cough In our vii
lsge.
The Priscilla club is having enjoy
able times.
Frank Dughman paid our burg WIS.,
it Tuesday.
Albert Day of Findlsy, wac the guest
Of his father, over Sunday.
Our village schools will convene
again Monday.
Harry Bailey returned to school At
Dayton, New Years.
Hay ss a ton.
Miss Nellie Naust of Forest. is still
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]. o.
Swain. She likes Huntsville better
and better.
Mrs. Samuel Born and daughter
Ollie transacted business 10 Bellefon-
taine, Monday.
Misses Grace and Blsnch Ingalls, went
to Dayton, Tuesday evening, to visit
their brother Robert, who has q posi-
tion there.
Born on last Sabbath, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Robb, q daughter.
Our business places had q good
Christmas trade.
Parrett & Linson have opened meat
shop in Rude's building.
Capt Kaufman was out to see what
folks think about making him the next
County Clerk. He did not ask us to
vote for him, but he can count US one
without solicitation. Come again.
Mrs. W. E. Orr was surprised by her
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03
Kaiser Likes Roosevelt.

In his conversation with Ambassador
White, the Emperor referred to Presi-
dent Roosevelt's message in most sp-
preciative terms, saying that MIR.
Roosevelt evidently knows his own
mind and speaks it; says what he
means, and means what he says. !"
His Majesty accepted and reclpro=
Gated the personal congratulations and
good Wishes recently sent to him by
President Roosevelt through the United
States Ambassador, and spoke cordial
ly respecting the United States, es-
pecially referring to the progress made
in ship building, and expressed his
satisfaction at the perfect friendly re-
lations under which the two nations
begin the new year.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03

The girl is the mother OF the woman just as
''the boy is the father OF the man." The
period when the womanly functions begin is
one to be carefully watched and considered.
Irregularity or arrangement at this time may
be promptly met and cured by the use Of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prosecution. But neglected
at this critical period may entail years Of fu-
ture suffering. "Favorite Prescrition" acts
directly upon the womanly orgaLs giving
them perfect vigor and abundant vitality. 1t
removes the distractions to health and hap
piness. and delivers womanhood from the
cruel bondage OF female weakness"
You pay the postage. DR.. Pierce gi-es you
the book. The Peoples Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser. zoos pages, pages. 700 illustra-
tions is sent free on receipt of stamps to de-
fray cost of mailing only. Send q one-cent
stamps for the paper bound book, or 81 stamps
for cloth bound Address DIR. r. v. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-01-03

Sabbath School class, Tuesday evening.
Almost fire at Rev. c. Smiths, Mon
day, caused by Q child pulling a lamp
over.
Mr.. Arthur Miller sold his farm north
OF here last week to MIR. Mcpherson,
Kentuckian, who will take possession
at once.
Gale Seaman, of the Wisconsin The
illogical tchool. preached his first dis
course, Sunday evening, az the Metho-
dist church. The effort was masterly
one, and we predict for the young man
success.
The Christmas entertainment, Fri
day evening, at the U. p. Church,
was q nice affair. The children all
did their parts well, and the supper was
we'll patronized.
The Misses. Cary Elder and Ada Tar
button, OF the s. and s. o. home, Ne
MIA, are visiting relatives during the
holidays.
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MIDDLEBUR0.

School began Monday morning after |
q vacation of one week.
Miss Florence Bell spent Sabbath |
with friends In Lewistown.
The Elocutionary entertainment
given by Miss Mary Hinkle, Sstur-
day evening, was enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. West and
daughter Sylvia, returned to Della
ware, Monday, after spending q few
days with friends here.
Miss Maggie Spencer, an Ada stu
dent was Sunday guest of the Misses
Sadie and Nellie Eusns.
Rev. Skidmore preached very in
teresting sermon Sabbath morning,
with two accessions to the church,
Misses Myrtle and Georgis Stokes.
Jacob Devore has entirely recovered
from the operation of amputation of
the leg, and is able to be out of doors.
Messrs. Guy, Clair and John Inskeep.
of Bellefontaine, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. w. D. Inskeep and family.
Miss Lima Curl is the happy possess
or Of fine gold watch presented by
her father and mother.
Mr.. Don Skidmore, An o. s. U.
student of West Mansfield, spent Sab
bath At the home Of George Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rea entertain.
ed friends ct their home New Years
day, and gave supper in honor of their
son Clarence, who has seen just twenty.
Ave such days.
c. F. Heath, Of East Liberty, was in
our village, Monday.
Several fine books have been added
70 our public library.
| Mr.. Port Burke, of Columbus, spent
Sabbath in our city.
Prof. Kurtz returned last week to re
sumo his duties as teacher In ou
school. ~
Miss Sadie Euans entertained q mum
Der Of her friends, Friday evening.
| About thirty-Hve neighbors and
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Paint
sr, partook OF sumptuous New Year.
iinner at their new home.
Miss Ida Conover, OF Bellefontaine
IS spending this week with relative
here.
Mr.. Jacob Warner has moved int
, the property known ss the Edwar'
Outland farm west Of town.
Miss Ola Hudson, who Is employee
| in the packing establishment In Colum
, | GUS, spent Sabbath at this place..
The Odd Fellows entertained thei
. wives and. friends in their hall, Tues
| lay evening, serving oysters, lunch
etc. Good music and dancing were II
dulged in.
DR.. Goode and wife visited the fir.
of the week with friends In Piqua.
Preaching Sunday morning at th
I'M. P. church. All are invited.
Christian Endeavor Sabbath evenin
! At the Disciple church. Miss Sadi
/, Euans, leader. Topic, ''That whic
. comes first" CAN'T GUESS.
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Please announce ISAAC G. MILLERrf Union
Township as candidate for County Treas
urer subject to the Republican Primary in
April.
Please announce J. W. BYERs as q candi-
date for Infirmary Director. subject to the
Republican Primary In April.
Editor REPUBLICAN:-Please announce
o. BATCH as a candidate for Clerk of Court,
subject to the Republican Primary In A pril
CITY AND TOWNSHIP.
F. S. Jackson is a candidate for Township
Trustee. subject to the Republican Primary.
Luther Slough is candidate for City So
licitor, subject to the Republican Primary.
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snERlFF's SALE.

John c; Hover Logan an Common ans
Charles E. Wooley ct al. No. $780,
By virtue of an order of sale In partition to
me directed from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Logan county, Ohio. will offer at public
sale at the west door of the Court House, In
the city of Bellefontaine, Ohio, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1902,
at about one O'Clock D. M, on said day, the
following described real estate, situate in the
village OF Belle Centre, Logan county, Ohio.
and being the east half Of lot No. sixty-six
(66 and the west half OF lot No. sixty 65) as
the same are known and designated ON the
recorded plat Of said village of Belle Centre,
Ohio.
Terms of sale cash.
Appraised at $3.50.
RS. KERR,
Sheriff OF Logan County, Ohio.
By E. p. Humphreys, Deputy.
JIG Hover, Attorney.
January 2, 1902.