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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-11
From the Optic.

From the Optic.
The mayor-elect of Albuquerque is a
Las Vegas business man, being F. G.
Myers, of the local hardware firm OF
Wagner & Myers. Masonic block, East
Las Vegas.
Sheepmen are coming to town and
purchasing alfalfa for thei ranches TO
feed their sneep, so scarce is the iced
in some parts of the country. a Is
badly needed all owe New Mexico.
Edward Henry said hat the demol-
ished adobe building in the ear OF the
Rosenthal Bros store was his first
place of business in Las Vegas. He
added that he landed in this town in
1881 with S14 in nis pocket, $40 OF
which he had borrowed. Since then
he has paid the $40, while he still has
the 81 This shows that in h twenty
one years he has held his own.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-11
AS VEGAS.

From the Record.
Hilario Romero is still convalescing,
and the doctor thinks he will be able
to walk around in the house next
week.
John Walker and wife have trans
ferred to Noa and Louis llfeld a tract
of land in the Pecos river forest re-
serve. Consideration. 800.
Mrs. l.. Bond, of Spanola. who is
staying here with the family OF I.
Romero, while her broken ankle is re-
covering, will be able to walk before
long.
Misses Cecil and Leila Robertson left
for Lawton, Okla. where they will re-
main. The ladies came here about a
year ago for their health, and return
much improved.
The bazaar held by the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church was a
distinct success, and netted quite q
nice little sum for their treasury. A
good supper was served and there was
q large crowd there 10 eat 1t.
Prof. ]. G.. McNary has returned
from P%ittsburg, where he was at the
bedside of his sick mother. His broth
er and sister remained. He left mis-
mother still in a very critical condi-
ton. but stress of duty in his normal
work here demanded his return at
once.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies
Relief society, held at the Ladies'
home, the following officers were
elected: Mrs. S. Patty, president;
Mrs. Byron T. Mills, vice president;
Mrs. George Selby. second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George Hartman. secretary,
and Miss Ruth Reynolds. treasurer.
p. C. Hogsett received a telegram
from Mrs. Jenny Fry, who is at Long
Branch, Cal. saying that his brother.
in-law, Ed Wise, who was attacked
with paralysis about three weeks ago,
died there. Mr.. Wise is an ex-Las
Vegan and Is we'll known here.
Three young negroes, the youngest
of whom was about 16 years of age,
get drunk and undertook to take a
buggy ride. When near Benigno Mar
tinez's saloon, they undertook a sharp
square turn and upset the buggy, spill
ing the fellows out, knocking n o.
them senseless and breaking his nose
He was carried into a neighborins
house and given attention. 1t shoul'
teach the tender coons a WHOLESOME
lesson.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
Called Roosevelt a Bad Name

W. w. Bowers was in Congress from
California when Theodore Roosevelt
WIS O. member of the Civil Service
Commission, says the New York
World. Mr.. Bowers had some trouble
with the Civil Service Commission,
and in San Diego interview expressed
the opinion that civil service was q
fake" and that Roosevelt, young
man in the Commission, was ''faker." f"
Mr.. Bowers was made collector OF
San Diego by President Mckinley.
His name came up before President
Roosevelt for reappointment. Russell
c. Allen, of San Diego, who wanted
the place, brought to Washington q
file of the San Diego paper in which
the interview was printed, and showel
it to the President. Mr.. Roosevelt
read the interview carefully and ther
said:
81 shall resppoint Mr.. Bowers. He
is good official. His personal opin
ions Of me twelve years ago has moth
ing to DO with the case"
Mr.. Bowers was reappOinted.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
NORTnwOOD.
HIAWATHA.

The wierd, wild and wintry wind
careers furiously around and forces
itself with cold and frosty breath into
every crevice. The result of the above
breezy proceedings was the mercury
sought to sink out of sight and
marked II to 15 below zero Monday
morning and 2 degrees above zero
Tuesday morning. The snow is piled
10 huge drifts 10 places while in other
places the road is nearly bare.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Creighton en-
tertained few friends at a royal dinner
last Thursday.
Geo. Postle and Wm. Manahan of
Beliecenter were looking after fat sheep
In this vicinity last Thursday.
We think the grounding would have
been ready to step out promptly to- see
bis shadow when the sun shOne or he
Wodld get storm stayed or showed under
and not be able to get back TO his
underground home last Sabbath.
Isaac Miller was In our vicinity last
Friday looking after the Republican
voters. Ike is an allround good clever
gentleman and would creditably fill any
Office the good people may see fit to
bestow upon him.
Kerr Brooks marketed load of corn
In Bellefontains Tuesday at 65centsper
bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Quay have invited
guests to dine with them Thursday OF
this week.
The Township Board of health has
prohibited tie pupils from using water
from the school house we'll in Chip
munk district.
Thomas Ewing is at his mothers 10
the village, quite seriously Ill.
Miss May Green of Bellefontaine
came out last Thursday to visit for a
few days with her old time neighbor:
in this locality.
Jno. McKirahan delivered q nice
horse to the shippers in Bellefontaine
last Saturday.
Percy Broadus visited Leslie and
Harry Tudor in Bellefontaine last Sat
urdsy.
We are sorry TO learn that some
difficulties have arisen between teacher.
andpupils in the WhitetOwn and Miami
districts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Collins entertined
q houseful of neighbors in their new
commodious home Wednesday.
Uncle Jimmey Campbell traded a
Wagon to Mr.. Runner from near Big
Springs for Jersey COW last Friday.
We hope to meet you at the Farm
ers Institute Friday, February 7th, in
Bellefontaine.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
BELLE CENTRE.

Candidates for county offices are nu.
merously docking TO these quarters -
Among those who were here in the
last few days, were Plum and Williams
for Probate Judge, and 81. H. Reymer
and John G. Rock, for Recorder.
Sheriff Kerr was in town, one day
last week, and enjoyed himself w,t
some of the veterans 10y recOuntine
some of the experiences of ST Klegg.
The next meeting OF the Philosoph-
ian Society will be held in the opers
house, Friday evening. February A.
The subject for debate is, Resolved
that humanity Is deteriorating." Al
interesting program has been prepared
for this meeting.
Several OF the MasOns will attend &
banquet at KentOn, this evening.
Some of our boys went to Bellefon
taine, TO play a game of basket bal
last Friday evening, and were defeat
ed by score of So to6. Guess oul
boys forgot to get into the game.
1t Is reported that G. A. r. post is
| TO be organized at Belle Ceeter Tht
community has enough honOred veter
ans to support a good organization,
add we hope the organization may bt
effected.
Petitions have been presented TO tn,
post office department asking for th'
establishment of another free deliver,
route from this office. E w. Paxsou
carrier on rural route No. enjoys tn,
work these days.
If the Logan County Agriculture
Society can not be managed withou
being made the tail of some schemin,
politicians political kite, the farmer
of the county should boycott it, AM
compel those who dance 10 pay tn
fiddlers. Battles for rights have beel
fought in Logan County, and a revolu
tion for restoration of rights is alway
in order. The fair belongs to the pee
pie and not TO select few, sl'-slect
ed at that, whose chief business in lif
seems to be to set up the pins for futur
success at the expense OF others, and
public enterprise. The fair belongs t
the public, is supported by the public
and should be managed by the public
The best plan of representation OF tn
people is the best means of enlistin
the people In behalf of the annual fair
Give the people a chance to choos
their managers in their own township
and they will take greater inte rest.
the fair itself. The people may alway
be trusted. ENocH ARDEN.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
Probate Court Notice

Probate Court OF Logan County. Ohio:
The following accounts have been nied 70
this court for settlement. to-w1t:
January, 1862. =,
John Carter. deceased. first and nnai
10 'asmes IS Mtlroy. administrapor OF John
5. Hunter deceased. fourth and hnal
n lanes H. Seaman, administrators of wm.
A. Riley, deceased. first and hnal ACCT :.
IL. 9. L. Rogers. guardian oi narras. as.1 ai.
ply an imbecile seventh and nnal ac-
II. A. Law Miller. guardian of Annie CLARK
et al minors, third account
H. WIN. E Harris, administrator OF Franc ;
Bull, deceased. third account.
l3 Laura " Emerson, guardian or Harold
Emerson ct al. minors, second account.
IA Chas. g. and Thos. ]. Cooke. executors
of Thomas Cooke. dec. ased, second ac-
count. ~ /.
minor. fifth and final account: a,
Is r. L. Park, administrators OF isaac Al.
wilkins. deceased. second ana maj ae-
p. Lucius d. Reynolds. administrators Of
James r. Gardner, deceased, third ac-
%. Fannie Russell. adninfsrratrix of WI,
liam Russell. deceased nrst ana q al
q ri. Cory. executor OF Alexander
s. Cory, deceased, eleventh account
-. Alva L. Rea, guardian of Stanley -
Rea, minor; first account;
Daniel Murphy. deceased, first and
final account. :.
30 Rachel and Jacob Kress, executors OF
Martin Kress, deceased first ana ma
account.
| February, 1902. e.
g. A Jay Miller, guardian OF Aaron sharp
an insane person, first and final account
| The above accounts win be for hearing or
Monday, March 8. 1909, at ~ o'clock noon
Exceptions to any Of said accounts may bt
| 6led on or before that time and the samt
will be heard and continued from oay u
l day until all are disposed Of
| = ]. d. MCLAUGHLIN.
Probate Judge, Logan County, oh'o.
February z. 1929.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
MARK THESE FACTS!

Every gaDgster in the county justif-
ss the action of the late agricultural
mass meeting that cast nearly 500 votes
st an unimportant election.
Every newspaper that is run in the
interest of the gang defends it.
Every candidate for Office who has
been picked out by the gang as the
gang candidate endorses it.
Every leader of the gang, that fol-
wears manipulated the politics of the
county in the interest of the gang, was
prominent at that election or is now
justifying 1t.
No man nor candidate who thinks II
was an unwise thing to turn the Fair
Board into a political machine, iustif-
es the packing of that election by the
gang.
No Republican who looks to the best
interests of the party will vote for any
candidate who endorses such measures,
or who looks with favor on a coalition
between the gang. and the Democrats
of the county.
Whenever you find gang or bolteri
or q Democrat, working for candidate
and iustif ying the packing OF the Agri
cultural Board as means to political
preferment, you can be safe in deciding
that that candidate ia not the man
Won want to vote for.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
Alice May See the Coronation.

The President will make no official
statement about the visit of his daugh-
ter Alice TO the Kings coronation. He
has decided to attach his brother-in-
law, Commander W. S. Cowles, to the
suite of Captain Clark, the naval repre-
sentative at the coronation, this will
permit the attendance of Mrs. Cowles,
who can chaperone her niece, Alice.
The President feels that If an official
statement were made 1t would invest
| the journey of his daughter with OH
cial character, which he desires u
avoid.
| He expects her to be treated as al
American young lady. who, for specia
reasons, is able to see the coronation
show under specially favorable aus
pices. 1t is further stated that the in
Iception of the visit was family mat
ter. When Whitelaw Reid, the coron
alton envoy, was present at q stat
luncheon, he suggested to Alice tina
she be the guest of his daughter on tn
trip.-Washington Despatch.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
Why should the Ohio General Assembly 90
after the scalp of the poor groundhog:

Ghosts would frighten many people who
are not afraid of germs. Yet the germ Is q
real danger. If this microscopic animalism
could be magnifed 10 a size in proportion 10
Its deadliness II would show like a giant py-
thon. or fire breathing dragon. The one fact
10 remember is that the germ is powerless to
harm the body when the blood Is pure. Ii is
far easier to keep the germ out than TO drive
IL out after II obtains hold In the system.
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is the
most powerful and perfect of blood purifying
medicines. 1t increases the quantity as well
as the quality OF the blood, and enables the
body to resist disease or to throw 1t off II dis
ease has obtained footing In some weak or
gan. Whenever the digestion Is impaired, the
nutrition OF the body Is diminished. for the
blood Is made from the food which is eaten
aud half digested food cannot supply the body
with blood in quantity and quality adeq uate
ID its needs For This condition there Is no
re nedy equal 10 Golden Medical Discovery"
1t cures ninety eight out of every hundred
persons who give II fair trial. When there
is constipation DR. Pierce's Pellets viii
pro nptly relieve and permanently cure
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07

week. There is an unusual amount Of
sickness in the village and community.
Oliver Dunlap is on the sick list with
lung and heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E Pennock and the
writer and family. were very pleasant
ly entertained by Frank Wonders and
wife last Friday evening.
| Chester Reames is very sick with /
pneumonia.
The saloon clerk was put under ar
rest by The village authorities Satnr. |
day evening, for running after closing |
hours. He gave bail and was brought
before Mayor Polk Monday morning,
and fined for the offense The saloon
Is getting a good many discourage
ments, and we hope it will give 1t up
for bad job, and leave town for good.
Mrs Geo. Adams was taken suddenly
i'll Tuesday morning
Mrs. Iva Fawcett has been very sick
for few days with tonsilitis, but is re-
). covering slowly.
p Henry Everingham has purchased
his fathers property on Columbus
street, and will move into it in the
:. Spring. Henry has settled down to be
. an industrious citizen, aiil we wish
o. him and his family happy lifa.
= Frank Miller is ON the sick list also
. this week.
We hope to be Ia the midst of our bes
~ Institute when this appears in print
is Sfo IN
,s to fnish, and Logan county farmer
:. can't afford to miss it. The REPUBLl
80 CAN failed to publish the last after
noon program, but that will be one O
-. the best sessions of the Institute
Don't miss IL.
.ol Mrs. Joshua Reames has about re
covered from her recent sick spell.
n Rev. Estes and wife are in evangelis
tic work at Westand, and Rev. VII
den and wife, at Union Chapel
The entire community was shOcke
Monday morning, upon learning this
Ira Brown had been stricken wit
III paralysis the evening before and W,
NY In an unconscious condition. He hs
Just returned from the home of b
rk' sister, Mrs. George Adams, where
CT, had eaten a hearty dinner. He W
just unlocking the door to enter b
'ue home when taken. Dr. Wanzer WI
me was passing, and some neig hbors W
were called, carried him into his hor
eat where he has since laid in unconscioi
1nu ness.
in LATER-Ira died Wednesday eve
ing at I o'clock. Funeral Friday, {
10 day. at 2 o'clock, in the M. E. chure
ISL services conducted. by his pastor. r.
VINO Virden. SLoCUM
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
OR ETNA

A revival meeting is in progress in
the German Baptist church, at Stony
Creek.
Rev. A. j. Baughman, of New Stark,
Hanoock county, visited his daughter,
Mrs. E. F. Miller.
The poles have been placed for the
telephone line, on the Silver Lake
pike.
The late snow is just what the wheat
needed, but the drifts on the north and
south roads are getting worse and it
places was almost impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Neer went u
West Middlebnrg, last week. to Visi
Mr.. Neer's sister. Mrs. Baldwin, whit
is poorly.
| Mr.. John d. KaylOr has the stOn'
hauled, preparatory 70 building I
dwelling house next spring.
Mr.. Emery Culp is on the indis
posed list threatened with lung fever
Master Charley Wolfinger, son O
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C., Wolfnger, is sicl
with Inflammation of the bowels.
Mr.. Bert MOhr will move onto TN
Wash Hamer farm next spring.
Rev A. J. Baughman will I'LL Rev
Whites pulpit at this place Sunda
the 10th, both morning and evening.
The many friends of Jessie Kayior |
this community, were panied TO hea
of the fatal accident with which b
met. His pleasant appearance an
manly disposition will not soon be fol
gotten. The family has the sympath
of their friends in this their hour ,
, bereavement.
L 4 TH a
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
MAY REACH VOTE
THIS WEEK.
Friends Of the Local Option Bill
Certain II Will Pass the
House.

Special to Toledo Blade.
Columbus, Feb. 4-The Beal local
option bill will probably come To vote
in the house this week.
This is the hope of the friends of the
measure, and to this end they are
bending every effort. The temperance
committee meets Wednesday evening,
and will hear arguments for and
! against the bill. and if the friends OF
the bill can force a report it will be
made forthwith and vote will be
taken on the bill on Friday.
| The liquor interests will oppose such
haste, and will push forward the othel
bills bearing on this subject. The!
hope to complcate matters SO as to pre-
vent report for at least three weeks
The friends of the bill say they hav
"a votes in the house for the bill, Will
the liquor men say there will not b
over so votes for the bill against 60 nc
voting or voting against it. Tn
chances are that the bill will pass th
house
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07

There is more Catarrh In this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed TO
be incurabe. For great many years doctors
pronounced 1t IA local disease, and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing To
cure with local treatment. pronounced IL in
durable. Science has proven catarrh TO be "a
constitutional disease, and. therefore, re-
tarrh Cure, manufactured by f. Cheney &
Co Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t Is taken internally
acts directly ON the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case il fails TO cure Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
sE Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
Ohio Spitters Will
Now Take Rear Seats.

Special TO Tol, do Blade.
Columbus, O., Feb. 4--Representa. A.
tive Williams (Mahoningj is reform
er. Not satisfied with reforming the
liquor laws, Williams is after the spit
ters. He introduced bill Monday tt
punish people who spit in churches
public halls or in street cars He made
the penalty good and high, so higf
that splitting will be luxury under thu
bill. The first expectoration, If de
tected, will cost ten dollar bill. Sub
sequent indulgences will cos S25 or 81
days In Jail, or both If the Judge is in I
bad humor.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
COUNTY NEWS.
RiDOEWAY.

The people are complaining more
about cold weather than at any time
this winter. 1t Is more penetrating,
and things freeze harder in the houses.
The snow is drifted everywhere, huge
drifts make the roads utterly impass-
able in places, while other roads are
almost bare. Some of the thermom-
eters gave 10 degrees below zero Mon
day morning. Little old Ground Hog
eau say, II told you So
Last Thursday night the X. of T. :
had some degree work to do so invited
the brothers of West Mansfield over
They came on the afternoon train
marched up from the depot, and were
greeted with cheer after cheer =
| fine supper was prepared for them al
Mrs. Lines hotel, of which "a par
took, while Others visited at thei
friends They returned home on nigh
trains.
| Curtis Bruard our popular miller
has gone on business to Norther
Maryland, and will stop at Pittsbur
lon his way home.
A great many OF our citizens are su
} fering with severe colds.
The snow was drifted six feet deep {
} the pike leading to Kenton, yesterday
u "wednesday AS the oil wagon WI
= coming to l;idgeway, it got into u
3 drift and upset, spilling about IL
barrels of oil out of the tank.
A farmer undertook TO come 10 TOW
Tuesday night in buggy got fast in
drift, and broke his buggy in trying
lget it out.
The snow is drifted along the T. &
l. track above the coach windows.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07

The venerable and beloved DIR. NJ.
G. Williams, Professor of Delaware
University, who died January q, was a
Professor in the University and Col
lege for 81 years-from the starting OF
the college until his death; and after SO
long q service that was crowned with
such abundant and beneficial fruitage,
il is not strange that he should say,
when the summons came, MY work Is
over here; am anxious TO go TO my
Heavenly home" Few men have had
a wider field of usefulness Few have
better worked the field in which they
we're placed.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07
The Kearsarse and Alabama.

Senator Hanna and Senator Morgan,
of Alabama, had little tilt in com.
mittee room, day or two ago. Hanna
favors the Panama route. Morgan Is
the leader on the side of the Nicaragus
route. Morgan intimated that Hanna
was in favor of the Panama route, In
order to delay the building of canal,
Mr.. Hanna said, ''if you make that
statement in the Senate, shall say II
is false"
Il make it now," retorted Morgan.
Then, 1 say it is false" said Hanna.
Both were excited, but by the inter-
vention of other members of the com
mittee, good humor was soon restored
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07

The apologist for the folly of turning
the Agricultural society into political
Incubator. who writes for the DeGraff
Buckeye says:
I'VE will take this opportunity to
state that we are in accord with the
Bellefontaine Republican and others
who deprecate the bolt against the non.i-
nee for Commissioner last fall"
And yet the writer of that sentence
while protesting to be neutral or quies-
cent at that time, was chuckling over
what he had thought was to be the
defeat of the Republican candidate, and
was slipping around back alleys, visiting
blacksmith shops, and buttouholing
Republicans to get them to vote against
the Republican nominee.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07

GEN. Taft told q Senate committee
that the war in the Philippines was pro
longed by Bryan. as the natives expect
ed he would give Them their independ-
snce, If he were elected. It is danger
Gus, even when a man doesn't intend
evil, to give aid and counsel to the
enc mics of ones country. in time {
Egr-
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-02-07

THE Republicans of the Legislature
have about concluded to make few
changes in the Congressional districts
Delware will probably be placed in th'
Columbus district, to make it Republi
can. and Marion will take the place o
Delaware in the Eighth District. 4
Republican county will probably be ad
ded TO the Dayton district to make i
reliably Republican.