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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23
pol;t;caI Potpourri,

The Iowa and Idaho Republicans are
not the only ones who want lower
tariff on trust products.-New York
World.
Ii is not true that the Presidents in
jury TO his leg came from an attempt
To straddle the tariff questiOn.-Louis,
vile Courier-Journal.
"Oom" Shelby thinks the tariff prob
lem will be satisfactorily settled. Has
anybody ever thought it would be final
ly settled in any other way?-Chicaso
Record Herald.
If monopoly is not sheltered in the
tariff, why this mighty protest from
monopoly and its organs against re-
moving the tariff on monopolized COM
modities Sioux City Tribune.
The Presidents notion of letting the
tariff alone while pretending to fight
The monopolizing trusts is as idle as
and neglect his fever.-New York
World.
Chairman Hanna of the strike set
tiers association is developing enough
white feathers to fill n bedtick. On
one side are the votes. On the other
side is the money. That's just what's
the matter with Hanna.-Dallas News.
President Roosevelt's speeches on
trusts and public sentiment generally
caused the abandonment of the propos
ed meat merger" says contemporary.
There ought to be closer division.
How much of the work did the Presi
dents speeches dO:-Cincinnati En-
Quirer.
An organization of Pullman porters
has been formed TO stop the tipping
practice. If the members use the pro-
per amount of violence they will proba-
bly, be able to prevent people from
yielding too much to the habit that has
become so obnoxious TO the porters.-
Philadelphia Press.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price % cents.
AMOral " csSOn.

The precocious you:.5ster had arrang-
ed another trap for his mother, as
Youngsters of all kinds have a way Of
doing without fully appreciating the
point they are scoring.
Mamma" said the boy. "did you tell
Lizzie to say you were not in when
Mrs. Jones called:"
Yes. dear" answered the mother.
rs it all right to do that?" persisted
the boy.
1T is customary, Willie"
'Well,' said the boy, after thought
full pause, ''how would you like il If
God should tell st. Peter TO say that to
you when you get to heaven:'-Brook-
lyn Eagle.
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Reef Trust,s Arrogance.

The beef trust practically acknowl-
edges the commission of all the iniqui-
ties charged against it by Attorney
General Knox, but it denies that the
law inhibits or restraints such rascali-
ties. 1t is plea of guilt as TO fact.
but Il denial of legal responsibility.
The trust hopes to escape through the
open meshes of loose interstate com-
.merce and antitrust legislation. IT
this result shall be accomplished il
will be sore defeat for the admins
tratiOn and new demonstration of the
inability of the Republican party to
cope with the monster combinations
which it has nourished into maleficent
existenee.-Philadelphia Record
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A Great System.

A peddler entered one of the sky
scrapers and proceeded to the thir-
teenth story. There i'll luck overlook
him and he was kicked down the stair
way. The noise attracted the atten-
ton of tenants on the twelfth floor,
who appeared on the scene in time to
accelerate the motion of the unfortun-
ate as he passed down to the eleventh
floor. Successfully and numerous ad-
ditions to the propelling force as he
passed each floor finally landed him in
the street in a state of intense excite
ment. As soon as he could regain his
feet and breath and behold the mag
nificent building and the height from
which he had descended with such
uniform and rapid progress. he remark
ed: "Mein Gott! Vat sysdem. Vat
sysdem der is in dot putting. No ele-
tor is needet"'-New York Press.
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Ratified Republicans.

President Roosevelt in all his
speeches never once referred to the Re-
publican campaign text book. nor for
that matter does any other campaign
orator that has so far been heard from.
Was all the time and labor of the com
piler of that interesting production in
vain? Are all the reputed facts and
figures to be buried in the junk shop?
The President openly rebuked the con-
gressional committee that issued the
campaign book by discussing the very
matters that We're omitted from that
interesting production, such as Cuban
reciprocity and the reciprocity treaties.
He also took issue with the committee
on the tariff and trust questions.
With the President on the stump re-
futing the arguments put forth by the
Republican committee in its official
text book and rebuking the mission of
matter that makes important issues.
that party certainly is in torn-up
state and it is no wonder that SO many
Republicans don't know where they
ara
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23
LIONEL. ARDON
BY MaLcoM DEARBORN.

The plot is laid in England. begin
ming in the reign of Henry VIII, and
extending through TO that of Queen
Elizabeth.
The story begins in the early boy
hood of Lionel Ardon, who is the son
OF nobleman. Lord Ardon brings
himself under the anger of King
Henry, ON account of his wife, Lionel's
mother, with whom the King had
fallen desperately in love. This state
of affairs Lord Ardon bitterly re-
sented, and being sent upon danger
Gus errand TO recover some papers of
of the Kings. he leaves the charge of
Lionel'S mother TO the yonng, mex
perienced boy: but i'm whose veins flows
all the nobility, and courage Of the
long, honored line of Lord ArdonS.
Lord Ardon is killed in duel with
Lord Raven, personal enemy, and
Lionel who has learned of the trouble,
ioliowing his father, sees the duel,
md after his father falls, crosses
swords with Lord Raven, kills him
md recoverS the papers.
The story continues with Lionel's
entrance into court life, the meeting
with Princess Elizabeth, with whom
he becomes boyiShly infatuated, and
the friendship between him and Lady
lane Grey which develops into real
love. The scenes change so rapidly
that it would be impossible to describe
their intense interest in few words.
One must read the book to enter into
the varied life. In rapid succession
comes the death of King Henry, the
ascension to the throne of Edward
VI, his death and the crowning of
Queen Mary. Lastly the throne goes
to Princess Elizabeth, who has loved
the young Lord Ardon since she first
met him. He has grown Indifferent
to her charms, and Elizabeth's jeal-
ously forms much Of the latter part of
this fascinating novel. Lord Ardon
fails deeply in love with one of the
Queens ladies-in-waiting, and his
endeavor to win her against the Oppo-
sition of the Queen is well pictured to
the end.
In the first of the story there is
given beautiful picture of Lady Jane
Grey, and this book is the only novel
that brings to the sympathy and ad-
of story readers, that woman
Of purity and exquisite SensibilitieS-
1t is like a soft, intensely sweet
strain of music echoing through the
volume from cover to cover. 1t is
picture one can never forget.
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"Strain" of Tariff Revision.

President Roosevelt has been talking
about the strain which Il revision of
the tariff every few years" involves. as
if our tariff laws had been considered
sacred from change for long periods
at time in the past. The Presidents
party has never hesitated to tinker on
the tariff whenever it thought it would
he to its advantage TO do so and the
idea Of setting fixed intervals between
tariffs will hardly strike the country
as business-like prOposition.-Atlanta
Journal
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23
AIycr,s Nindication.

The friends of General Alger are in-
sistins on his election as United States
Senator to 'vindicate" him. Among
those against whom he must be vindi-
Gated are President Mckinley. who
compelled him TO resign from the cabi-
net. and Colonel Roosevelt. who signed
the round robin that brought matters
against him To an isSue.-Waterbury
Comm American.
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Cannon Should RetaIiatc.

Speaking of the Joe Cannon boom for
the Speakership. this is calculated 10
remind one that Mr.. I.ittlefield, Of
Maine. is touring the West. Cannon
should go East on Il campaign-that IS.
if he is not afraid of being lost in some
of the cities with which that part or
the country is studded. Uncle joe is
bucolic and wisely avoids all large
towns where the depot is not in sight
from every sireet.-Dallas News.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23
Protection for standard OIL.

Mr.. Vreeland in his speech at Tom
linson Hall referred TO the Standard
Oil Company as the parent of all the
great trusts to-day" apd yet, he said.
it deals lin an article which is not pro-
tected by a tariff Mr.. Nreeland
ought to know better. Our present
tariff law imposes duty on petro-
leum coming from any counuy impos-
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Danger in Our Prosperity.

The chances for making a good liv-
ing are greater in the United States
than in Great Britain. and as long as
that is SO labor will be drawn here.
thereby increasing both our number
and our strength. While we thus have
an advantage, it should not be over
looked that we may lose much of il if
we hamper ourselves with restrictive
laws which make it difficult for our
merchants TO compete with those of
other countries for the markets of the
world.-Boston Herald.
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Fighting Their Own Interests.

Senator Allison thinks it puerile to
suggest placing articles controlled by
monopoly on the free list, because more
trusts would be benefited by it than
otherwise. Well. why are the trusts
fighting the proposition with all their
might? If it would benefit them they
would adopt the opposite course,
wouldn't they?-Sioux City Tribune.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23
Sunday Excursion, to Chicor ro.

Every Sunday during the summer begin
ming next Sunday, the Nickel Plate Road
will sellexcursion tickets from Fort Wayne
TO Chicago and return for $500, good on
train No. going, and on train No. re-
turning same fsv. See Ticket Agent or
c. y. Asterlin, L. =. A., Fort Wayne. int.
No. 1876
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HOW He kneX.

Casey-Ut's tn foine time Oi hod On
tn Foorth! Divil thing kin Oi remim-
Der afther noine o'clock in tn marning.
Farrell-Thin how d. ye know ye had
good tonne?
Casey-Sure. didn't OF hear tn cop
tellin' tn Joodge all about ut tn mkt
marning
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Shocking.

Parson-Little boy, what pursuit are
you going to follow when you grow up?
Little Boy-Pickpocket.
Parson (aghastl-W-what?
Little Boy-Yes. Is going to be de-
tective an I'll have, to follow the pick
pockets to catch them.
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SpOrtsnen.

Attractive rates to Hunters by way Of
the Nickel Plate Road to designated points
in Wisconsin, Michigan, Arkansas. Mis-
souri,, Maine and Canada, up to and in
cluding Nov. 18th, '02. Liberal return
limit. See nearest Agent, or address, c.
A. Asterlin, L. P. A., Fort Wayne, Ind.
2O7
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Slander.

Mrs. Muggs-That horrid Mrs. Frills
told Mrs. Nextdoor that l was a regular
old eat. What do you think of that:
Mr.. Muggs-I think she never saw you
in the same room with n mouse.-New
York Weekly.
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Our export traffic with the old world
has expanded in volume and value.
even whilcforeicn manufacturers have
been drawn upon To supplement deti-
ciencies of domestic production in im-
pOrtant branches of industry. 1t is
this continued disclosure of ability to
hold our own i'm the worlds cOmpeti-
tive markets that lends added sharp
ness to the sting of tariff exactions
and urges the great agricultural West
to revolt against protection that pro-
tects only = few monopoiists. While
consumers are forced to contribute TO
swell enormous private fortunes ana
to pour unneeded revenue into the pub
lie ry-Philadelphia Record.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23

Astoria. Ore. took its name from Johl
Jacob Astor. the founder of the Pacific
Fur Company. 1t was at first fort and
trading station.
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ing duty ON our petroleum equal 10
that imposed by the foreign country.
Further than this. the Standard Oil
Company gets Il rebate on the tin it
uses in its foreign trade equal TO prac-
tically all the duty paid on it. And
the by-products of the industry are
protected by heavy dutics.-lndianapo
Lis News
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In Old Kentucky.

Basil-Did old Stiller leave his family
anything when he died?
Zeke-Yeas. sab. He left Il mort
gage an two feuds.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23

Scald head is an eczema of the scalp
very severe sometimes. but il can be
cured Doan's Ointment. quick ami
permanent in its results. At any drug
store, 80 cents.
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Good Consul to Keep at Home.

At last, after six months of conSci-
entious effort. the State Department
has succeeded in removing from Ha-
yana the consul general who insulted
the people TO whom he was sent by
saying one might as well expect TO
make whistle of a pigs tail as to
make anything out of these Latin
races" We should imagine that the
proper place for diplomatic repre-
sentative capable of such remark
would be the back woods. but the State
Department evidently does not think
so. 1t has sent him TO Hongkong.
1t is from one of these Latin races"
that we derive the foundation of our
laws. our ideas of government. our civ
ilization. our ideas of art. great part
of our language. and even the very let
ters that we use in our writing aid
printing. Another has done more and
suffered more for the cause of human
liberty than any other race in the
world. OF course the consul general
at Havana does not know these simple
facts, but it seems conspicuously inap-
propriate that he should have further
opportunity to air his bumptious ignor-
ance in any official capacity.-Chicag
American.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23

The only instance of perfectly success
full collaboration in English literature is
found in the dramatic works of Beau
mont and Fletcher.
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FOR SALE:

One of the best equipped Steam
Laundries in Indiana. Illness of
owner compeis sale at sacrifice.
Edward ID. Dreibelbiss, Fort Wayne,
Indiana
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The "smugcicd, Coal Duty.

When Secretary Moody says that
the duty of q. cents a ton ON anthra-
cite coal was smuggled into the tarih
act in sneaking and cowardly man
ner" he states what is evidently true
The clause OF the miscellaneous
schedule which puts Il duty of "a cents
ton on all Goals containing less than
% per cent OF fixed carbon covers all
anthracite available for importation
into this country.
III there is any foreign anthracite con
tanning more than ~ per cent of fixed
carbon il is in China or some other
place where it is hardly more available
moon.
The persons who caused that para
graph TO be inserted in the miscella-
neous schedule were aware of that. as
we may know from their precision in
naming go instead of some other
percentage.
When. after ingeniously subjectinS
all available anthracite TO a duty of "a
cents 4 ton without mentioning it spe-
officially. the authors of the Dingley
bill put anthracite in conspicuous
place on the free list. except as spe-
cially provided for in this act" they
evidently intended to deceive not only
the public but even protectionist con-
gress
AS to the smuggling" Mr.. Moody is
right. but when he goes further ana
predicts that Congress when it con-
venes in December will make haste to
amend the law so as TO make anthra-
cite free he expresses his wish rather
than what is likely 10 come to pass.
The men who did that neat trick of
smuggling are still on earth. and they
are a power not merely in railroad
offices and at the coal mines but on the
floors of the two houses of Congress.
Those who tell Us that the Dingley
tariff is too sacred to be touched at any
point-the Hendersons and DalZells of
the House and the Aldriches and
Quays of the Senate-are still force
to be reckoned with.
Theirs is tremendous force of in
ertia, and that is the only force needed
to prevent action before the expiration
of the present Congress.-Chicaso
Chronicle
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Comparison.

Youngman-There's no fool like an Old
fool, you know.
Oldun-Of course not \ young fool is
much more foolish.
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Free Rhermatism Cure.

\ box OF a safe aud simple remedy which cured
thousands Of decrepit persons after all other rem
edies had failed. will be mailed free TO sufferers.
Address JOHN \ SMITH. ~ Germania Building,
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Osawotomie. the name Of a Kansas
town, is said to be compounded of the
names of two rivers. the Usage and Pot
tawatomie.
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ouite a Lot of Chromos

Belcher-What was the use in show
ing Nuritch through your art gallery? !?
He couldn't appreciate your paintings.
Kulcher-Well. he seemed interested
and surprised.
Belcher-Really. and what did he
say?
Kulcher-"Gee! what q lot of 'em
you've got. You must a bought an
awful lot O tea in your time."-Phila-
delphia Press
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23

These crispy mornings Mrs Austins Pan
cake -four tastes delicious. Ready In a mo-
ment. Buy from your grocer.
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For something good. try Mrs. Austin's IA
nous Pancake -four: ready In a jiffy. Your
grocer has il on hand
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A rich man needs a wife to help him
spend money, and poor man needs one
10 help him save it.
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No one would ever be bothered with
constipation if everyone knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Bitters regulates the stomach and
howals
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23

The bigger the imposition, the bigger
the following the impostor generally has.
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Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
teething: softens the gums reGuces Inflammation
aIisys pain. cures wind collie. 3 cents a bottle
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"a dose in time saves lives" DIR.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; natures
remedy for coughs. colds, pulmonary
diseases of every sort.
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A guilty conscience is always dreadins
an unguarded moment.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23

The lists of English authors and their
works give the titles of over 800 poems
and ESSAYS on Solitude"
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Do you want a Self linking Dating
Stamp for IS cents? Address, Lock
Box 2l9, Fort Wayns, Indiana.
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The One Slight Boast.

Old Mount Pelee WAS joking
In spite of our regrets.
Quoth he, although I'm smoking.
l don't smoke cigarettes"
Star.
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MEMOIR OF Jay GOULD.

Fast Runs" "The st. Louis Union Station"
are the subjects OF several Of the chapters In
the Railroad in Education" an interesting
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free upon application.
Send cents for postage TO
c. S. CRANE,
een1Pass'r and Tk.. ag.., Wabash r. r..
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Reproving others is easy, and improv-
ing ourselves is matter OF great toll and
natianca
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Cures Group. sore throat. pulmonary
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When a woman begins to flatter you.
run.
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The annual business s. go il IL increasing
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The factory is now turning ont 800 pairs Of shoes per
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THE YOUTHS COMPANION, Boston, Mas

We will send Free TO any address illustrated
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
ANOTHER STRANGE
BEAST In HENRIC0

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
ELKO, VA. Oct. Sit is reported by
residents of this neighborhood that about
mile from Elko. in swamp district,
an animal has been seen. which is an
unknown species. Some think it some
wild animal probably escaped from a
circus.
The school children are much wrought
up over the incident. and are afraid to
go to school.
Several months ago. near the same
locality, two little girls. Ruth and Leila
Robins, who We're on their way home.
having been away for a short visit to
a neighbor's. saw apparently a wild AMI
NAL. tall as a child four years old. big
and black"
They We're much frightened. and ran
as fast as their feet could carry them
home.
Children are easily scared. and. while
some neighbors advance the idea of the
animal. which has been seen. escaping
from menagerie. others only suppose
it to be a large fox or large hog. How
ever. the hunters will probably discover
what 1t is