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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-10-01
PRoPoGHD AMENDMENT TO THE CON-
oTITCTION Of OHIO.
GOVERNORS ygTo.

- n ,ssssyed BY the General Asssmsl1 ef
the State OF Ohio:
6EcTIoN /. That . proposition shall b
sSs a.ss 70 me electors of tn, Stat: On II
November. A. d. 1908. 70 amend section 10.
Of article II. Of the constitution Of the stats
q Ohio. - that 1t shall read ~ follows:
ARTICLE II.
Sec. IL. Every bill shall b fully and dis
dnesiy read three different days. unless IN
ease OF urgency three-fourths Of the house
IN which it shall BE- pending, shaE dispense
with taa IplG No blu SA2l -eYa-aia n-ess
than one subject. which shall b clearly ex-
vived. or amended unless the new act con-
eins the entire act revived. or the section or
sections amended; and the section or sse-
Every bill passed by both houses Of the
general assembly shall. before said bill can
become Law. b. presented to the governor:
ihsr:upon s.id sl m shall shall 5. la. s.'' i :. oS
turn said bin. together with bis OBJ
h.ssss sss II % sr'ns ne ase
house shall enter at large upon it,
Journal said objection and shall proceed to
reconsider said bill If. altar said recon
oers elect Of that house vote to rspass said
bill II shall be Gent. together with said OBJ
lection. to the other house. which shall enter
shall proceed ee to to % peconsider s' said % bill t.
after said reconsideration. at least two-thirds
Of the memhers-elect CT that house vote b
Pass said biI it shall be law. other
wise It shall not bs law. The votes
for tae repassa-e OF aid bill shall
IN each house respectively be no less
than thosa given on TIE original passage.
II ary bii: passed by beth houses CT the
general axsoinbly and pre- sEted to the gov
e-lor Is r signed and is not returned to ths
house wherein 1t originated and within ten
days after boi1g 50 prosecuted. exclusive -
E nday aad the aay said bill was
Presented. SAD bill shall be law a. II
Ike mer-er a. y sig Il. Dn:-ss nrsl
sciournrsut Of the neral a-scn bly, prs
-ats Sac, return. IN wn.ca cA@e shall b
law. unle-' o5icc.s6 ID b. The governor art
a.. d. together with h, otiectirI t'sercto in
rttinE. BIN n the oti.-, Of the secretarv
OF state V thin the prascr.5ed ten Gays: & !
IL sccre-a ary Of STATE rsE L crs9 Lake pull
lie said t;-ct and sh-,i return said bill, t.
tier " said obi etion. upon thc opening
OF the nrzt following Sc ion CT the general
assembly, 70 the ho.sc herein said h.ll
ori.i ia;ed. where ic shall be treated in lixs
manner II returned within the prescribed
ten jays
II any bill passed BY both houses OF the
general assembly and presented to the gov
ernor contains two or more sections, or two
sr more items Of appropriation of money.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE co.'s
OTITUTION OF OHIO.
IA3NIlOH

Be " SssoIved by the 0ensro9 AeseFoe4 3
ne State OF Ohio: That propositicn sess
be submitted to the electors OF this st.fe. g
the nrst Tuesday after the nrse Nenday u
November. 1908. 70 amend section OF ~.
ticls XII. Of the coastitutien Ct tbs stAfs -
Ohio. % that II shall read n fGitoW1:
ARTICLE XII.
SEQ. z The general assembly shall Pre-
and iesai purposes in in sssa nsnn:r .s 4
shaii deem proper. Tie subjects Of tzxxstoo
tor state and local purp@.ss shall he
ssi,aa, sia,sined and the ts.ztisp ., ,sa snan -
siass, aud shall b Just to the subject sAzsd-
Only burying grounds pubic 6 '~'r -.
hou.ss used ezclusively for p':ble worihi2.
Institutions Of purely public clarity. paolie
eroperty used exclusively for a-y public par.
pose. and person=i Property to 81 atn0an&
aot e1credin.: in vsl':. two h,udrsd doliars
be exempted from sa--tion: sad ,as sai..s
of ELL property so st-,- ,ted 81 IL frosi TIN
10 time. be asaertzi,,- and published. - naag
BE- directed ~ lar
Is such election those electors d-sir.,y to
vote for such epu.--nt may have s.Acsa
upOn their baliots the words. Ia1I,t.u
amendment Yes" and those opposed 70 sn6
the words. "TaSafsan an,sn.i,renr" "So."
Section 3. This amendment shan taha
s3ect on the nr.t day Of January 1904
W. g. NcKrNHox
01seksr sf the House Of Representatives,
Carl L. NIPPEEr,
President Of shS 1snoeA
Adopted April 20. 1902.
UNITED STATES or ANRMcA, OHDo.
Once OF the Secretary Of Stata.
J.. LEWIS C. LAYLIN. Secretary q Staes
q the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is q trus copy Of . Joint Reso.~
luton adopted by the General Assembly q
the State Of Ohio on the 29th dcy of Apsn
L. D. 1907. taken from the original rolls nos
on dle In this ONCE.
In TESTIMONY WHKnEoy. ! have hefeunee
subscribed my name. and af1xsd my oacfa1
seal. At Columbus, the 9th day Of JaAuaSy.
LEWIS C. LAYIIN.
SecTeforv Of 1f0ea.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Sarah Kemper. who resides atPOnetta.
Wells County, Ind. Orintha Lawsen. who
resides at Orient, Mich, Margaret Akles
Austin. AUS Martha McAasiin anu Louisa shaw,
who resides at St Johns, Mich. John Nc
Kinley: VINO resides at Orient, Mich. Th0m-
as IN Mckinley. who resi- resides at Boyns City;
years of age. who resides at Orient. Mich.
William Nutter and Minnie Oswalt, who
reside at Ponetta, Wells County. Ind Su-
Jessie Nutt-r, a minor over IA years of age.
Grover Nutier, a minor under IA years of
age, Cora Nutter. minor under IA years of
age and Carl Nut:eT. minor under IA years
heirs al law of John Nutter. deceased. late
OF Hooking County, Ohio. will take notice
that John {. Nut,er: administrator, OF the
estate of said John Nutter, deceased, on the
18th day OF July, 1903 filed his petition in the
Probate Court within and for the County 80
Hooking. and state Of Ohio, alleging u a
sufficient to pay lis debts. and the charges
of administering his estate; that he died
seized in fee simple Of the following de-
Scribad real estate, situated in said County
OF Hooking. tO-wit:
Part OF the west half of the northwest
quarter of Section Number twenty-five
(20, Township Number thirteen u3. and
Range Number sixteen Q6, containing
eighty three and ihirty-nine hundredths
(83. 3.39) acres more or less.
Also part of Fractional Lot Number four
~. Section Number twenty-four (24), Town.
ship Number thirteen Q3) and Range Num-
ber sixteen Q6), containing sixteen aud
forty-two hundredth Q6.42) acres.
The prayer of said petition is. for the sale
OF said premises. for the payment OF the
debts and charges Aforesaid.
The persons above mentioned will further
take notice. that they have been made party
defendants to said petition. and that they
are required to answer the same on or be-
fore the 26ih day of september. 1873.
JOHN T. NUrFER,
Administrator Aforesaid.
wKLDY. Attorney. July ~ 6w
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II to show to the people the differ
ence between swell made and poorly
made clothing" as is sold4 by the
different clothiers. Our past ex-
perience being that 1t is much easier
for US to sell the kind OF clothing
we handle to those who have knowl-
edge OF good clothing than those
who have not. In the first place It
requires good clothing trimmings,
etc., from which to make good cloth
ing. There being so many goods
put on the market wherein cotton or
shoddy is manipulated with wool. so
as to make it difficult IIfor an expert
To Judge correctly. Style and work
manship are important features in
clothing, even though the quality of
fabric is good, it they are not proper
ly cut aud made they are not worth
much. Good workmanship is the
most important of them all. How
to distinguish the good from the
bad we will explain as far as our
time aud space will permit. We
give our attention to the coat. as the
vest and trousers are most always
found right in a sust if the coat is
properly made. The inside body
part OF coat should be made from
good Linen Canvas. Halrcloth and
Padding. firmly sewed and shaped.
Linen Edge tape must be put in the
edge through which the edge is
stitched. this prevents the edge from
stretching and helps the inside work
to retain its shape. Pockets should
be staid on the inside with strips of
linen or other strong material, lead
ing from the ends of pocket to arm
hole aud side seam, tackled through
outside goods and inside STAYS with
silk thread, this will keep them from
sagging Or tearing down. All stitch
ing. seams, and inside rewing should
be neatly done with good silk thread.
As q rule coats have an opening at
the bottom from which you can ex-
anime the inside work aud material.
When this opening is omitted 1t will
not bear inspection and is of the
worst type ct workmanship through
out. Our clothing will stand the
most rigid examination-we invite
your inspection.
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1e tnsS obsses q onS Or moT cf :ard -.
lions or to one or more Of said items 81
appropriation Of money. and approve ~
other portion Of said bill. in which case said
shall be law: and such section or sections
Item or ftsms Of Appropriated OF money OBJ
Jected to shall b returned within the tine
and in the manner prescribed for. and shau
whole bill /: but II anal adjournment Of the
general assembly prevents such return tho
governor shall hle said section o. seettonA
item or items Of appropriation ef money. To-
Ing. vita the secretary Of state ~ In the ease
q Q whole bill. and the secretary OF STATE
shall then make public said fact. but shall
n;,s SSs :. further act .' In the case Of . whole
SkcrIoN Z. At such slsctioa thoss elss-
tors desiring to vote for such amendment
sLa,. have placed upon their ballots the
words Constitutional amendmsnt-govef-
amendment shall have placed upon thsis
governors vsto-no."
W. g. McKNxox,
Apeohsr - Ne House Of ReprsssntottveA
y. B. AHcHER,
Adopted May Z. 1902
UNITED STATES or AMERIcA. Ono.
Once Of tho Secretary Of StataL
I. LEWIS c. LAYLIN. Secretary ef 14ats
Of the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is q true copy Of = Joint Hsso-
the State Of Ohio on the End day Of Nay.
A. .. 1902. taken from the original rolls 1Gv
On nls In this oi1ce.
In TESTIMONY WHEHKoH, I have hsfeuneo
subscribed my name. and afnxed my efaciAi
seal. at Columbus. the z7th day Of January.
Sserstory Of Stses.
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AMENDMENT TO THE CON.
0TITUTION OF OHIO.
nunlcipal CLASSIFICATION,
- " sssolusd By the Gensro1 AsssmDsv Z
the State Of Ohio:

Ds " sssoJusd By the Gensro1 Asss~SjB q
the State Of Ohio:
SECTION 1. That . proposition shall -
arst Tuesday aSter the nrss Monday in No
vsmber. 1903. 70 amend articis IS. .eetisa Z
Of the consultation Of the state e chss. .
Article Is. section g. ne ssss,al -
ssmbly shall provide BY general Iavs TOR Tie
organization Of cities, Incorporated Villages
and hamists AID restrict their power e tax.-
ing debts and loaning their credit. - - -
prevent the abuse Of such power: pruvids6
that the general assembly may divids effjeS
and II such division h made tbs elassideatio6
shall b as follows and not otherwise: An
eitis, having . population Of mere tlee
Arst class: all cities having . populatiou 6
not more thai one hundred thousand nor Isa0
than twenty-five thousand shall b eiflss e
Tie second class: AL othsFs sha1i - eitiss q
sEcTIoN 2. Al such slsetien tAoss ssss-
tors desiring 10 vets for such smendmsua
words: "Nun,cipai eisssaestion smssdmsat.
yes: and those opposed to such amsndmsn6
shall have laced upon their ballots IL
words: Municipal elassineatisa ansadnsae
SECTION 4 This amsndmsat sAail snhs
eject on the Arst day Of January. 1904
". 9. NcKINxoN.
Apsoksv u tAs House Of RspSsssntssteea
=. b. AncHK1,
Prssidest pc fem sf ~ 1sse1A
Adopted Oct,bsr 22. 1902.
UNITED SfAr.s or AMxR1cA, 0Uo,
Once Of the SECRETARY Of Stats.
I, LEWIS C. LAYLIN. Secretary q stets
Of the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify Mat
the foregoing 10 . true copy Of Joint Raao.
luticn adopted By the General Assembly a
the State e Ohio en the Zznd day a 0s4eAof.
4. D. 1907. taken from the oriaina1 rolls nos
On file In this once.
In TKsrn6oNr VHIHHoV, I havo hsfeunt0
subscribed my name. and an1xed my oH1eiaa
seal, at Columbus. Tie 27tA day Of JanHaSJ.
Lewis G. LAWN,
Ssastasy = 01saA
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CON.
STITUTION OF OHIO.
COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS.

Be u resolved by the General Assembly -
the State Of Ohio: (Three-hfths ef all tne
members elected to each house eoncurrfr8
mitted TO the electors Of the state Of Ohio. on
the hrst Tuesday after the hrst Monday =
November. i,"i5 To anenc sec,ion AZ
ticle IL. Of the constitution Of the seafs. -
that 1t shall read as follows:
Section 2. Article 11-Every county nav.
ing . population equal to one-haK OF safd
ratio. shall be entitled to one representative:
every county, containing said ratio. ana
three-fourths over. shall Be entitled 70 twe
representatives: every county containing
I! rec times said ratio. shall b entitled b
After the nrst two. an entire ratio for each
additional Representation Provided. how-
ever. that saen county shall have one repre-
- tative.
Section z. It said election The voters -
fAvor Of the adoption Of the amendment -
section 2. article ] / 1hall have placed upoo
their ballots the words. Amendment - $50
those VINO do not favor the adoption Of said
amendment shall have placed upon theis
ballots the wor-a. Amendment T. ssctisa Z
article II. Of oonstitution-No.
4peoker ~ the House Of Representatives.
y. B. ARcHE1,
President Of the Ss.stsl
Passed May .. 1909.
UNITED srAr,s OF AMERICA. ONO.
Once Of the Secretary OF State.
L LEWIS c. LAYLIN. Secretary u stse
q the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify thai
the foregoing Is q true copy Of q Joint Reso-
lution adopted by the General Assembly of
the Stats Of Ohio ON the 9Th day of Nay.
On file in this Office,
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hereunta
subscribed nv name. and afaged my ofncfal
seal. at Columbus, the 9th day Of january.
LEWIS c. LArlI1.
Secretory Of State.
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High Rate of Interest.

Pittsburg Trust Co 1923 Fourth
Ave, Pittsburg, Pa, pays per cent
interest, compounded twice a year,
on Savings Drposils, subject to with
drawal of 500 without nosice. and 3
per cent on Checking Accounts. De-
posits secured by Capital, Surplus
and Profits of S6,0U0,OO Deposits
$50, 100000 Write for Bvokiet y,
i'Banking by Mail"
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E1seed nay - lsox.
UNITED SrArks OF AMERICA. ONO,
Once Of tho Secretary OF State.
AMENDMENT TO THE CON.
STITUTION OF OHIO
STOCKHOLDERS SINGLE ulAeilTN.


Bs e. rcsoiyed by the General Assembly -
SrcrIoN /. That a proposition shah b
submitted to the electors Of this stxte. On
the hr=t Tuesday after the first Monday in
Mover Der, 1908, to amend section OF ar
ticle XIII, OF the constitution Of the state
Of Ohio, 20 that II shall read as follows:
ARTICLE XIII.
Sec 4 Dues from private corporations
shall be secured by such means as may b
prescribed by law. brt in no ease shall any
s.ockholG.r be individually liable otherwise
than for the unpaid stock owned BY him or
her
SECTION 2. At said election those slee-
tors desiring to vote for such amendment
MAJ have placed upon THAR ballot, the
words. For single liability amendneuS"
and these opposed to such amendment m-y
have placed on their ballots the words
Against single liability amendment"
W. 8. MoKINNoN,
Speaksr Of tAs House Of kepresensossvsA
CARL L. NRPExI,
President Of the Ssaots.
Passed April ze. 1902.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ONO.
Once OF the Secretary u State.
I, LEWIS c. LAYLIN. Secretary Of Stats
Of the State Of Ohio. do heraby certify that
the foregoing Is a true copy OF Joint keso-
I'm adopted by the General Assembly Of
A. D. 1902. taken from the original rollS now
on file in this Office
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have hereunts
subscribed rs- name. ard AFFIXED nv oticiAl
seal, at Columbus. the 9th a-y ef January.
4. d. 1908.
ssersassy Il S>s1A
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a js'tiiion will
be presented T.. tie ummissione:s HOuk-
ing County. at their iicxt session. Sept. m
ber 2, 4. ID 1903. praying for the establiSh-
ment of county road on the following line.
to-wit:
beginning ut the county line between Ath-
ems and Hooking Comfy, on lands swned
by Steven Arnot in Section No 5. Starr
Township. Hooking ounty, Ohio: thence
in north westerly direction on
the south side of the Hooking iiiv-
.r to II point known 'H-r-
rolds Ford" on lands owned by Mrs. Lulu
Poston; Thence across the Hooking River
taking a north and Casrerly direction t.
the Nelsonville and Logan Ru:,d ON the inc
of lands OWNED by Lulu PoSton and William
Evans, and there to end.
j. e.. BETHEL,
Aug l3-4w Principal Petitioner.
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0lr Guarantee

Insures value received. Should any
artice bought from us prove unsatis-
fsctorY after wearing return it to us
aud We will replace the same free of
charge or refund your money. IL
you are looking for good Clothing.
Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves and Work Clothing, you
can get the best and save money if
you trade at
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

TheOra Webster. In
~. Ohio,
John Webster, Court OF .nilhnh
Defendant Pleas Affidavit.
said John Webster. whose place OF re 81
demce ic unknown will take notice that ON
Webs,er filed her retitIOn in the Court of
Common FIeas OF Hooking County, Ohio.
nrayin. TOR a divorce from said John Web.
st-r on the grounds of extreme caueiiy ana
wi IL be Tor hearing OH ana after October 20
10 3. ,,,,,r,.p
ByA r. McBrooni. her attorney
Sept. l9 6w
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been hled In
for first partial settlement Alma e. Purcell,
guardian OF Mary Z. Wright. and the same
will come onfor hearing on the 3rd day
of OctO Der A. d. 1908. at 10 o clocka. m or
as soon thereafter as may be convenient
F. r. MARTIN, Probate Judge.
Sept l0-3w
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Probate Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been hled IN
the Probate Court of Ijock ing County, ONO.
for FIRST and Anal settlement Maria J. Mitch
ell, gu .rdiun of Lulu Berry aud the same viii
come on tor hearing on the 18th day OF
September a. d 1873. TT IL O'Clock ~. m or
as soon thereafter as may be co: .venieht
FP. MARTIN, Probate Judge
Sept I0-Sw
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Hattie Geiser. In
Plaintiff. HockiI County.
w. Ohio,
Frederick Il eiser, Court OF Common
e. Defendant. Pleas
Said Frederick Geiser, whose place of resi-
dence /. unknown Will take notice th.rl on
the 4th day of September, 1893, lhe said Hat
tie Geser filed her petition in the Court of
Common Pleas of Hooking county, Ohio.
praying for vorce from said Frederick
Geiser on the grounds Of gross neglect Of
duty, and that SAID cause W i'll BIZ for hearlng
on AMI after october Is. 1878.
HATTIE GEIsER,
By her attornev Alien r McBro0m.
Sept. lU 6w
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Notice to Printers.

Notice is hereby given that the Board O:
docking EQUITY. Chic, will receive bids for
the printing OF 1900 nallots for the Novem-
ber election according to the Australian
ballot law.
10000 TO be printed into 26 bnOks to cores
pond to the voting precincts of said county.
the ballots in each book to he coi.seciively
numbered and 200 ballots 10 be unbound
The bids to inc lude all the necessary b. l.
lots :or voting for and against the COnstitu-
tinnal Amendments to be submitted to tn Q
vote of Ihe people at said election.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee of said Board until 10 O'Clock a. m, Oc-
tOber end, 1913. said bids to be accompanied
by bonds.
The 8oard reserves the right to r-ject any
or all bids.
EUGENE WRIGHT,
TSEALI Clerk OF Board.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed l.: the
Probate Court of Hooking County. Ohio for
second and final settlement a r McBrOOm
assignee nf Alfred Polling. and the same will
come "n for hearing on the 18th day OF Sep
tember. A. D 1873, at 10 O'Clock Il. M, or AZ
soon thereafter AS may be convenient
F.P. MARTIN. Probate Judge.
Aug q, 1903-3w.
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COLLECTIONS.

We have placed q number of long time
stauding accounts with M-ssrs Wight and
Whitcrin for collection We hop. thcsr
sniicited will pay. ut least Ply son:.thihg
M,SSrS. Wr:slii and WhiIcran are. also an
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DIR. G. F. APLIM,

OFFIcE Opposite Opera House; Residence
Mulberry Street 4 Block North q; ROches-
ter's Store; reicphODs: oiice No 81, Vesidence
No l03; Office Hours, 8 to ln q. M. to 4 ami 6
to p. IN. Have recently taken a specisl
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Divorce Notice.

Daisy Doyle, ! In Hooking County,
Fldihtin. Ohio
Charles Doyle. court oil common
Defendant. Pleas.
Said Charles Doyle whose place OF resi-
dence l. u known. will take lice that ON
che LIST day of Sept- IN ber. 1905, the said Daisy
Doyle filed her petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Hooking County, ohio. pray
Ing for d vorce from said Charles Doyle mn
The ground OF wilIful absence, and gross
NEGLECT o duty. And that said cause will
be for hearing on and alter October %. 1919.
Sept 3-6w DAISY DOYLE,
by Allen r xcRroon., her attorney.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yau Have Always Bought
s'sass.'s sssss ss: Of &Hz2zzzw

For Sale a Desirable Residence
Property.
will sell at reasonable price,
my residence on Hunter street.
Terms made known Oh application.
7-l6td. CHAs. Trash.
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Stylish NJ linery

Who has the reputation OF handling the best
quality oil goods and dOin. the most artistic
tri rimming f"ny niiin-r In Logan. Her i'm
mens,- business and fair dealings enaie her
~ give the best values Tor he iea>; n,oneJ
u i've her Il ca.i when in need OF millinery
logan Ohn
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Ek-ARA nj a.
Dothan win Be County Site.

Dothan Ala. March 6.-(Special)-ln
the election held in this dIouston) coun-
~, the new county formed from parts OF
Henry Geneva and Dale, today to select
the county site. Dothan won by over looo
majority Ashford, the only opposing can
didate for the honor being badly defeat
ed The citizens Of Dothan are jubilant
over the victory, which means much Tor
them.
Brains Dashed Out Against Beam.
Warner, IA. March -(SpeciaI)-
Henry IIamaker. miner was instantly
killed here while riding on the o'clock
afternoon Southern passenger tram, east
bound
Mr IIamaker was standing on the
ster~ Of one % the coaches and swung
himself too far out while waving has
hand TO some IF his fri"nds who We're
pla wing baseball
His head strnck one Of the apnSnt
beams ON the bridge and his brains were
Gashcd ont
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GEORGIA..
Hand Badly ManCIed

Fitzgerald. Ga. March f6-(Special) -
4. B. Wood. a prominent travelling sales
man from Savannah. while hunting today
had the misfortune to accidentally dis
charge his gun while sitting on a log with
his hand over the end Of the gun The
whole Of his left hand was terribly man
gled and VIII. no doubt. lose all OF h,s
fingers.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-23


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suffered this a attack d
week
general health
family gladly indou tmrs 9helhie
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-23
ALL TIKI NEWS OF DIXIELH ND

Colonel Clinch and was q years old when
she died in Charleston this morning. The
remains Will be brought to Savannah.
But "A few hours before his aged mother,
Colonel Clinchs beloved wife died She
Was Is years old. In the double bereave-
ment that has befalien him Colonel
Clinch has the sympathy of host of
friends
Governor Hayward. of South Carolina.
is in the city to attend the funeral of his
grandmother Mrs sophie CNnch, aud
his unccs wife.