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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-09-11

Jack Donnelly and John White,
of New Straitsville, were Logan
visitor Sunday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-09-11

Mrs. E. P. Armstrong was the
guest of Mrs. Coffman in Col
umbus this week.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-09-11

Mr.. Frank Rose returned home
Sunday night from weeks visit
in Cincinnati.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-09-11


Mrs, j ] Snider and daughter
Miss Bell, are visiting relatives
in Somerset this week
Miss Lillian Barnicutte, OF Mel
sonville, was the Sunday guest
OF Miss Grace Warner.
Miss Meta Grove, of Columbus,
will stop over in Logan Sunday
enroute to Charleston.
Mr.. Valley Wright ana family,
of Murray City, were visiting their
| people in Logan Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Bennett and
daughter Fern, of Jackson, are
visiting Mrs. T. j. Cline.
|
Mr.. Charles Mock, who was in
jured on the railroad some weeks
ago is getting along nicely.
|
Messrs Charley Beck, Joe Shorr,
Jesse Van Horn and Gull Martin
spent Sunday in Columbus.
Judge Wright and wife will go
Somerset tomorrow to attend the
Perry Countyians reunion.
The Misses Marguerite and
Martha Crist, of Circleville, are
visiting the Misses Shaffer.
Miss Bertha Slisher left Friday
to make her home with her sister
Mrs. Henderson, at Mansfield.
Mr.. Sam Ruble has shipped
some of his fast horses to Rock
Springs to enter the Fall races.
Miss Maud S. Cockins will be
in Logan tomorrow, Friday, toI
conduct her class on the violin.
The Misses Nora and May For
sythe, of Lancaster, were guests
flast week of Miss Essie Kemper
Mrs. Gordon and daughter Effie
of Union Furnace, were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Lay.
Ladies will do we'll to attend the
grand millinery opening of Miss
Hopkins on September 10 and 90
Messrs c. r. Drum and Dick
Kennard have been Columbus and
Cincinnati visitors the past week.
Mr., j. w. Jenkins, of Murray
City, made us call this week.
He is member of the Grand Jury.
Mr.. Frank Myers and family
have returned to Springfield after
pleasant visit here with parents.
WANTED---Capable boy
over school age to learn
printers trade. Call at this
office.
Masters Harry and Homer Arm
strong and Joe Case attended the
street carnival at Nelsonville last
week.
Misses Lilly Wright, Flossie
Newman and Lillian James were
visitors at Union Furnace last
week.
Mrs. John Hudson and Mrs.
Tenna Moore visited friends in
Nelsonville on Wednesday of last
week.
Misses Alice Mulligan and Nell
Stoneburner, of Nelsonville, were
guests of Miss Clara Montgomery
Sunday.
Frank Irwin and wife, of Mel
sonville, spent Sunday in Logan,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Watkins.
Mrs. 7. F.. McCarty, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Finney, returned to Athens Friday
evening.
Work on re-modeling the Depot
Hotel is begun. This will cer-
tainly be modern hostelry when
completed,
Miss May Statzman, who has
been visiting Miss Katherine
Tritsch,>h returned to her home
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-09-11

Jesse James is visiting In Col
umbus this week.
Mrs. Charles Rose was quite
sick all Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shaw spent
Sunday in Lancaster.
Mr.. Jack Mcbride of Columbus
spent Sunday in Logan.
Mr. Clarence Schwenke left this
week for Wooster college.
Miss Eta Ferguson has returned
from a visit in Columbus.
John Slisher was down from
Lancaster day last week.
John Smith made business
trip to Columbus Thursday.
An ice-cream social will be given
at the M. E. church tonight.
Mrs. Wilson, of Orland, is the
guest of Mrs. Pete Thurness.
Judge Reeves, of Lancaster, was
in Logan Monday on business.
Treasurer Nunemaker spent q
day last week at the state fair.
Miss Mabel Leitnaker, of BAIL,
is visiting Miss Philla Brooke
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jadwin
were visitors at the State Fair.
Mrs. Benedum Clark is the
guest of relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. j. F. Slosser was the Sun
day guest of Middleport friends.
VIM. Snider is on a business
trip to West Virginia this week.
Mr.. A. B. Drum, of Laurelville,
was visitor in Logan Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey CARRIER, Of Green
vile, is visiting Miss Ruth Bishop
Overcoats were in demand dur
ing the cool evening of last week
Mrs. Yenrich and Mrs. Getz, Of
Lancaster, drove to Logan Sunday
Miss Lulu Jones has returned
from pleasant visit at Columbus
Mrs. Charles Brehm and family
were visitors in Columbus Sunday
Miss Nellie Handville, of Free
mont visited Mrs. Clatk last week
Ben Fisher and wife, Of Uniol
Furnace, spent Saturday in Logan
Miss Lucy Bowen left Wednes
day to resume he studies at Ok
ford.
Mr.. Frank Bfasius was visito
in Columbus the latter part Of las
week.
Charles Monroe, of Columbus
spent several days in Logan tht
week
Mr.. Charles Kinkade of Nelson
Vile, was Sunday visitor
Logan.
Mr.. Roy Dupler and wife we
guests of Bert Dupler in Columbl
Sunday.
Milt Martin and wife were IL
Sunday guests of relatives
MeArthur.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives no
tice that be hss posted Dotices on his
premises. warning all persons not 10
tresl as on the same All violstors
will be prosecuted to- the fullest ex-
tent Of the law. This means every
body.
April 1, 1902. A. HARTNAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
Dssnocr4tx Cs>.osy .Caaseaxsal

t.g S~s-s,S. Ces.g.. sept issh 1899.
Nattee y hcrees given thai a
eassBfy coESostiaH all b. held
~ she ooart hDn-e al ..ssui-oa. Colo
rsd1. W edse-a.y, Ostsb.r LIT. 1907.
a. Z oeioc- y "a - nominate eae
candidate f,s each of the tog,e~ ing
uaulsd of'ices.
fpUafv commissioners Tor :hird
c1aini-sioHer's di-trist. coaniv saf-
vcyor. 30 81 vaesney, and representa-
tise % she i4th General ss-e~bly OF
the state OF Colorado aud 20 transact
saeh other business as may come be-
iore the convention.
The several presincis ia the county
" D be entitled 60 the following rep
re-euiation Ia said eeaBty convention,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
TtMptRAMtAT AND ExtRCIse.
A-rsoa- Persons keaairs Light tx.rc,-s.
gh,ex wst,s r.opss N,eoross vrsct,ce.


phsee mali. r.opse N,eoro.. Practice.
Studies from The Yale Psychological
Laboratory" ON the correlation of ex-
ercise and tempersmeBt. which thonen
is IN no way rJnclusivs. is o. sug
eestive Importance Mr. Davis a. the
result of 8 series OF observations. coE-
ciudes that In training for dsgei0p-
n.ent ~ strength. nervous pc sons re-
quire light exercise while pa'eemat.e p
ncivif uals require vigorous practice.
the latter class being chsractas .zes by
the presence of much reserve energy
of muscle and nerve cell. and the form
er by less Of this reserve energy. but
a greater ability 10 use what they
have. lie admits that the application
Of these principles. as they prestppose
an intimate knowledge ON the part OF
the trainer with the temperaments of
those 'unGer his charge. are difficult
and points out that his experiments
show that in the development of
strength mental factors are more nee
essary than muscular. expressing the
opinion that IL the principles can be
applied TO the development Of will
power and coordination. that they
should also he applicable TO memory
association. Imagination ard reason
ing. rs all have a physiological basis
and are in so far governed, in a given
individual, by the same principles of
growth. in general way 1t may be
said Mr. Davis results emphasiZe the
importance of individual as eontrasted
with collective training. both physical
and mental Philadelphia Times
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
MERE AND rNEae.

Some girls marry in haste and repent
in cheap boarding houses
News.
The oeage of Queen Victoria is
traeeable directly back to William the
Conqueror
Boston is so well pleased with port
able school houses that forty-three are
in use this year
Last year Uncle Sam turned out new
coins worth 1885,. GOO 900. of which 500
600 900 were gold
The ''newsboy~ on the Santa Fefs
Lawrence-Ottawa CKan) branch is an
urchin OF seventy-two years.
"Undertaking-who wholesale and re-ail,
is a striking sign to be seen in Salem
street, in the Hebrew quarter of Bos-
ton
Any child over seven can be prose-
cuted as criminal in England. but in
Germany twelve is the limit of resnon-
sftii-y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
ANTi-MOSQU,To PLANT.
The kicinus Commss,is Likely TO Ne
favOrite.

=
come fsvorite.
The observation made by Prof
Starr of Chicago university that the
plant which bears the castor bean-the
ricinus cOmmunis, or palma Christi
is efticacious in driving away mos
quitoes, is by no means new, but is
valuable in reinforcing the influence
of one made some time ago Several
years have passed since it was remark
ed. somewhere in one of the Southern
states. that where these plants grow
about house mosquitoes were always
absent. In view of the demonstrated
functions Of the mosquito in spreading
malaria and yellow fever new value is
given to all means for destroying that
evil insect or keeping it at a distance.
The castor bean plant should therefore
be a valuable auxiliary to petroleum
the latter exterminating the larvae and
tie former driving away the winged
insect Possibly annointing with cas-
tor oil might also keep off the insect
and so prevent its attacks under cir
cumstances where il would be inprac-
tieshle to carry the bean itself The
castor bean plant has long been com
mon garden ornament liked for its
rapid development TO a considerable
height, its picturesque foliage and
large tropical-looking leaves. with
flowers that. in certain varieties. are
also shovily handsome With its be-
nehcent function clearly established il
will naturally gain favor rapidly. and
next spring we may see something of
a run on the market foF castor beans
Eoston Herald
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
Stock growers Special Msstlns.

A special Va citing Of the Gunaison
County kgrOwer's association is
called 10 meet at the court house on
Friday afternoon the third of October
IL will convene a. one clock 10 dis.
GUS the Backlin bill aud other
smeudments TO the constitution. Ii
Nh discussion j. not finished Friday
the mceiing will hold over until
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
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after tzlsslEg to aruseF 4er tse sol4a
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xos.ldE b. sortE ans thing - thes
petarEea - the orosar and s~spssa
loF railway sssck ~sicn they Eezsruea
70 klH Eext 8zy btssaass ths railways
a lEhf 20 iHta the truss aad ssScs
~oaiana paw any dividends. NeS. they
l,oashf s.ss.,oasion Bria3s l,saass a
~ D "a. sHd Nere en hand al . -
a IA aaxt dsy ~ sell then. tiaan {
Slept al Eizht haa Just heard about
the Brooklyn hriazc. suppose tor
Baao should bioN car bridge over.
sEat security wouid BE- ie't7" for
bridge bonds tney secured an upper
county bond. ana actually kepf from
worry Tor a Whois Neek Thea tney
swoaDed down on the poof broker ana
had hisa sell them hie save up his
chents Then came fine iso.sias gen
tlemsn named Adams. from Dallas.
Texas and wanted a. borrow 81 .vua
at 10 per cent on bic biz ranch. and
~ould pas Interest IN advance. = he
women trusted hin. and nov learn
thai there are worse Investments than
gas. bridge. street and governments
Adams boards a. the expense % the
state of Texas ard Won Q answer any
communications from the nifty odd
hrsi mortgage holders on the same
piece Of land Cincinnati Enquirer
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

Up-to-date printing st the News
Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
Vulcan Locals

VIM. Whidden has opened the lead
ON the General Lee claim on Missouri
Mt.
J. ID. Jennings spent couple Of
DAYS in Gunnison the first of the
week.
John Sstterstrum has remodeIIed
and refitted his house until he has a
cosy little place for his bride.
Mr.. Swand, of Oursy. was over last
week inspecting property on Willow
creek in which he and other Oursv
parties are interested with Capt. Bur.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
Operating Three Properties.

| rtAin Miner
At the late annual meeting of the
Bora s-Bsssie Co. the managers aud
| board of directors very wisely decided
o. operate three properties Instead of
only one group rs heretofore.
1t is q matter of history that every
siRgle prospect, even when developed
does not make mine, but wnen sew
ersl good prospects are taken hold of
and developed, one mine can generally
he found amongjthem which will pay
for the work oa all ami dividends be-
sides.
The company is now operating the
Belzors- Bassick, ID. G.. aud Little
Charlie groups and the several show
ings etc. on them are as follows:
The Btssick tunnel is being pushed
ahead and is now in s25 f,et. Some
lead ore has been found .during the
week which indicates that they are
nearing the min Monte Vista ore
chute, and the property now looks
better than ever before.
The ID. G. Tunnel is in so feet and
has fair showing OF several inches
of silver-Iead ore which runs in value
from $40 to 500. They are now put
ting mp cabin, blacksmith shop etc.
preparatory to a winters W Drk. Their
vein is a true fissnre in granite and is
considered good pros pect. Some
very pretty specimens are ON the
dump.
The little Charlie is a new aequis-
ition and is held by working option.
Ii lies across the guleh from the MIN
eral Farm basin and is owned by c.
A. Wsckerley, ii. =. Smith and l.. N.
Nance, who have lately Londed it for
$1,000 to the company. There are
five claims in the group, the principal
workings being a fifty foot shaft
which shows D inches of ore for 40
feet, the vein having widenedlto foot
of ore in the bottom. Oae car load OF
ore has been shipped from the prop
erty and there are two tons ON the
dump. This is an excellent record
considering the small amount of de-
velopment done.
Manager Henderson. assisted bv Al
Hamlin, will push work on all three
properties during the winter and ex.
pect to have something big TO show
for their labor bv spring.
As to the new railroad being built
there seems to be no doubt about it.
so President Stewart said. at Tin Gun.
last week. Surveyors are making a
permanent survey on the Clark creek
side to the tunnel site. 1t expected
that the tunnel will be driven this
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

Eezs AaozAar 0zar@s yar-aoF ~as xe-
,sse-ensad b. JoAa Nses. es the -.sss
ylaac a. ~s1.a ksca2ssi4 the tssla besl
II tha-e ,,osgle ~sala n-zss actiSe
es,.srl.lios- Ihey have -cscE~i 100
grade propositions seicn II -ysiers.t-
sesllg ~oEssa es a l~Egs scsle would
csestgslly reiars k..i-ossse dsv.-
aands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
NOTES FROM nddANCA

ssFaaa JsBctIaa Ne~s y.<a
of @YP.es -os4na- Hniase- Tho res
esz@ae fru sf JsaA-sa Asa GsA~cs
have Aaos ~tts-cflag .sach .saea1lsa
se their ~ssaes b kavlA- exnsss.<d
taeresn esxes large apples svsa-
aisg . ZACH l. yard sfscs
Fss.sa o~zetsc We iaara tA.s
Cashier HAs-.n OF the 4 ar-i Nsf,ssssl
bank Ut Hoschki~r, hs- married . Sac
lsay cf osr se.aasnt&Hce. - hssess
h >si.nar. lately OF Nalc.a. Ne
earnestly ~ish this cssp4s al the JOS
they anticipate asd extend to nr.
tias-oI aud his e-tim.bie slie our
ssngUre congratulations
c,rana junction >enfalsel &C. u
Smith a Co. now have nass travel
iHQ 90 the road selling the preparations
manufactured by this house. sasssh
a Go. have over fsrsy prcpar .s,oas
~h.ch they are selling ~ the trade Aud
Mr. smith stated 10 -cHzisci reporter
that they are having mach -aeccs- in
their fed Ut work Claude smith 81
the head OF thi- firm, is a Ganaisea
boy. HE Is ftting up a new drag
store that promises 10 be one ei the
handsomest west of the rangeD
Marble Tunes Road overseer " u.
Parry acting under instrnctisg fron
Commissioner Block took forca ol
men up TO Crystal Tuesday 10 ba.gia
work ON the road at that Poirt up the
Forth Fork 10 the old mining camp
of snow Mass. This work was made
necessary by shipment Of ore from the
ease en the Lead Ming mtae damp by
Thomas Lsmpy, who estimates that he
will have aboat BOO tons 90 ship dar-
ing the fall. Packers aud ore haulers
have begun work aud shipments have
commenced.
Lake City Times M. A. Deering
the popular and able register of the
Gunnison land office, arrived IN Lake
CITY SUNDAY afternoon with attorney
h. M. Nourse. Both gentlemen re-
turned to Gunnisoa Monday
Henry Crooks, superintendent Of the
Gunnison fish hatchery came up o.
far ss ,, T.. Bakers ranch Tuesday.
No. 3s, the regular engine on the
Lake City branch. vas taken to Gas-
nison this morning for repairs En-
gineer Caldwell came up This mora
ing with another engine aud pulled
the train out.
Denver Times.-Emi Peterson.
who has lease on block Az of the
Anaconda compsny at Cripple Greek
has opened the continuation of the
famous main ore chute of the Ana
conaa at depth of ten feet below
the tunnel level. The chute is eight
feet ia width and will average about
$50 10 the ton. As it has just been
encountered the extent is not known.
The main chute has had almost con.
tinuous ore from the surface down.
the .chutes varying in richness and
many an operator has made COM
Portable fortune from the famous
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY of TOLEDO.
Liza Con KY

STATE OF OHIO, CITY of ToLEDo,
Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of +
J. Cheney A Company doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of one hundred dol
lars for each AND every case OF
Catsrrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Cstarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th dav of De
cember, A. ID. 1856.
- A. w. GLEASON,
- Notary Public.
Halls Cstsrrh Cure is taken in
teiDally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the svs-
TEN. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
SarSASfn.

They told me when | was a little
girl II didn't Jet coffee alone would
become stupid"
well, why didn't YOU let it alone. :.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26
wit

CHss BIEREL, Chairman
Democrstic County Cen. Com
The courier., 1902-08-02
he COURIER

loan you my copy of Byron" showing
that Byron was not a stranger to her.
In some instances there are homes
where the same girl has been for years
and who is looked upon almost as
member Of the family.
On the other hand there are women
who are continually advertising for
girls.
Perhaps 1t will always be thus. Y. T.
4 \ =
Jack-I treated May and then sat on
the piazza with her for an hour after
ward.
Tom-And what do you think Of
her?
Jack-weIl. it strikes me that there
is a great discrepancy between her ca
pacity and her waist measurement.
"She goes in for all the scientific
fads."
"Yes, 1 understand she doesn't kiss
her children, deeming it unsanitary."
Children? She doesn't even kiss ia
nous pianistsI'
y 4 y
Wife-I don't know how to keep the
house any cooler this summer.
Husband-Why not turn on the fur
mace fire? That kept US cool all last
winter.
. = =
The Chump-Seems to me 1 smell
smoke.
The Idiot-Well, don't say anything
about 1t now.
The Chump-Why not?
The Idiot-There isn't enough of a
crowd here yet to make a decent panic.
The courier., 1902-08-02

bewitched him. She told him she was
staying at a well known hotel for the
winter. and even asked him to call. He
would be only too delighted. When
they arrived at the door of the hotel,
she rather hesitated, and said. Its SO
very late, perhaps you had better not
come in. 1 will send papa to your Of
flee in the morning. Good night. Mr..
Brown" and she vanished.
Brown said. "Humph. this is nice"
The last train to the city had gone.
There was really nothing to do but
stay all night. The clerk told him
everything was full. why. Miss M
who is spending the winter here. said
there was plenty of ROOM
Miss M? You must be mistaken.
sir. there is no one here of that name"
Brown was startled. He determined
to spend the night at a nearby lodg-
ing house, and then breakfast at the
hotel. and find out who she was. When
he entered the dining room in the
morning. he looked in vain for the
charming creature of the evening be-
fore.
This is where he received a shock.
Without the faintest shadow of recog-
milton, the smiles all gone from her
face. his young acquaintance ap-
preached to take his breakfast order.
She brought it speedily. arranged it
daintily, and departed, leaving him to
draw his own conclusions.
A well known Lincoln woman ad-
place to work. The people were pleas
ant and refined, and usually consider
ate Of their help.
The applicant for the position rode
up to the front door on a 1902 wheel.
rang the bell. which was answered by
the daughter of the house. She asked
many questions, among them being the
number Of rooms, number of children,
and finally when she was informed
that in the family there were two half
grown children, she replied with dig
nifty: well, 1 guess / don't want to
work here-children are apt to be i'm
pudent." She did, however, conde-
scend to remark as she left that IL she
did conclude to accept she would be
ready and glad to let them know.
After which the young lady of the
house informed her she didn't believe
they would need her.
The average servant girl of the pres
ent day is a reader. and well posted
In literature as is well illustrated by
this anecdote:
A number Of college professors were
dining at the home Of a well known
literary man in Evanston, Ill. The
conversation turned on the relative
merits Of the works of Byron and
Scott. One of the disputants remarked,
in heated terms. Had I my copy Of
Byron with me, ] could point out pas
sages eminently superior to anything
found in Scott" The servant girl, who
had apparently taken no interest in
the conversation said "Mr, A. will