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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
OUR CANDIDATE
For Representative JOHN
G.. Petit of Hooking.

Our candidate for Representa-
tive comes before the people in
good shape. He was not an as.
perant for the place. Hooking
had no candidate. The nominee
was conceded to Vinton. Vinton
presented John c. Petit as their
choice Of man. Hooking most
cheerfully accepted a candidate of
our own county, presented by
Vinton.
Mr.. Petit, our candidate, is
a straight young man, q prominent
man and able lawyer of the Logan
bar.
|. He is a Democrat, capable, hon
est, trustworthy He comes be-
fore the people Of Hooking county
and the district asking for . fair
show, an even chance, an honest
vote.
Mr.. Petit is = vinton county
born. lie is naturalized in Hook
ing. He is perhaps the best man
possible to find who can claim q
closer clasp in the two counties.
He will not be run BY any faction,
will not be controlled by any boss.
He is the candidate Of the Demo
cratic party, and if elected, as we
hope he will be. he will be . Rep
resentative Of the People Of this
District.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
PRoPooyD AMENDMENT TO TIN cor.
0fITuTI0M or OHIO


- u ssssSysd BY tAs 0snsraS AsssnAau q
src1Iox /. That : prspesstisa aAan -
sass e s ,'ss' ter .. S =: :; g g Ne s
vsmber. 1903. e amend article 1s. s.stisa Z
q The eeassitAtioa sf the stats = o. .
..nSiy ss.d II; r.s1.ss - y s.s.1si - g =
ergsnisation Of eities. incorporstsd vt2laOR
and hanises AID restrict their powsr Il taxA-
ing Gsess nd Sssiss thsi- essSit. : |. :
prevent The a1uso e such Bower: pruv1dea
!A.t y: ssasEal asssnsi! nay aiyids eatiS
aad u such division b made o. elasstnsas1e9
shen b - follevs and not ethsrvfss: An
elite; s nsvi1s = peDriesiss a e nsrs -
arst class: all eitiss having Q psDelatisa Q
not moro than ons AuA1fsl tAe1saad - -
than twenty-five theuseD4 shan - eifiss G
ths third eiess."
s.cTIoN 2. AZ sasA sssetisn tAsss -.
tors Desiring b vete far sne1 an0A1Gh
words: "NuIMipai eiassAeas5an e1e0lnsa6
shall have ylaes1 upsn tAslF Saljols a
words: Municipal eiassiasaabe snssAnsae
SECTION 4 rAis amsndmsat ,half ~
eject on IA Asss day ee Jaaualy. 1904
v. 3 Nckmuox,
S1sakar q ~ Eosss Of Rsprsssnssse6so
,. B. AncHm,
Adsptsd oetobsr n, 1sok
UxirRD 01A18s ov AMR1acA, 0Uo.
Once Of ths Secretary of otatA
I, LEWIS C. LAYLIN. 1scrstaxy e oenAo
e The state q ohis, a. hersby esrsi1r ~
the foregoing u Q true copy ef . JelAt uaao.
luton o0uptod b. the General Assembly =
he stafa Z ohis a tie 1znd 1ay e 0s6sasS
4. D. IsO2. takaD from the original selb 49,
a 61e In thb 0G3ee.
In TESTIMONY U1xA1ov. lAve AarUnn1o
subseStbed my nameI and AIMED NJ e0A1nD
esal. at Colun1oA tAs 17tA day e Janaa1ys
r D. 1oo1.
LSWm c. LXnh
AeWeeorp - oo90A
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
1noPosHD AMENDMENT TO THE con-
oIITVTION OF OHIO.
GOVERNORS VETO.

- y ssssssed Sy ne 0s~srss Assembly o.
escIIoN I. That . prepesitiea shall %
s =: :::seIs =. q aIss IN
November. A. D. 1908. To- amend section 1e.
e article II, Of the constitution Of the state
q ohie. - thaa II shall read - foalows:
Article II.
Bee. 10. Every bill shall b fully and lis-
s.ss Of urgency thrss-fourths q The house
In which II shall b pending. shah Hispsnss
With taa xule. No hu 1hal -een:nln more
shaa on: subject. which shail y clearly e
vivsd. or amended unless the new act con
sections amended, and The section er 80
ssnsrai assembly shall, bsfors said bill can
Sseems law. b presented to The governor; i
=: owe =; ;S. ;as1 ;.a :. oS
turn said BILL together with his Oh.
lection. thereto In writing. 70 tns S ne9ss
Journal said objection and shah proceed 70
reconsider said bill. II. after said recon
bers elect Of that house vote 70 Ispass said
bill It shall b ssnt together with saie 80
lection. to the other Asuss. witch shall snts.
4 ar1. i. ::iS s
after said reeonsidsration. at least tWo-thirds
Of the membsrs-slset Of that house vote 70
pass saiA bill II shall b law. ether.
wise II shall not b. Law. The vote;
for the rspassaSs Of said bill snAli
In each house respectively be- NO less
than those given On tho original passaGe.
II any bill passed BY both houses OF tne
general assembly and presented to the eov-
ornor 10 not signed and Is not returned 70 the
house wherein 1t originated and within ten .,
days after being 20 presented. exclusive ot
Sunday and the day said Dill vas
presented. said bill shall Be Law - @
like manner a. Il signed. unless nnai
adiouInment Of the general assembly pre-.
vents such return. in which case snau os
laV. unless objected to BY the governor a9o
aled, toesther With his objection -tneTeso @
writing. hy him in the once OF The secreeaS3
q StafS within The prescribed tan days: ana
thA secretary q state shall at onee maze peo-
he said fset snd shsf1 return satc oiii, 70
scther with said obiectioa. upon the opshiIS
OF the next following session OF toe gsnef5;ii E;i
assembly, to the house wherein s2!d @ @o.!i
originated, where II she'll be treated II llA3
manner as Z returned within the pEsScEinea
ten days
II any bill passed by beth hoIses o. tes
general assembly and Dresented 70 Inc sos
e-noT contains tEo or more sections. or t'o
or moro iteTa5 Of apP-opTIatton --ct money
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 70 rH1 con-
0IITuTIoN or 01x1oI
TXxAIloM

Ne stats sf 0Ats: Thaf 1Espesisica sha0
- suhmitted to ths electors ef tAt. steeA =
ths arst Tuesday after the 1Sst Hend.y =
ticls XII. Of the eeostitution Of the state -
oAio. - that it shall read ~ folloWss
ARTICLE XII.
Bee. 4 Ths general assembly sDe0 -.
vide for TIE raising of SUvsnue for alb soAee
:nd iSs.l S Ssss:ss n. = such s,..,. n.necs %
siassiSsd. ss1 S sSs ssaassss slan :
ss.s inter" es ~ :ss,ess, -. q .,,. sss 49, -
SSS... assa sss public sossS
institutions q purely public charity; puelie
pose. and personal property to an a11sn9
not exceeding In value evo huudfso eeuan
Tor each Individual. may, By Gcaer.l A1&
Of all property 20 exempted shall, from ttDe
= time. b. ascertafned and puhlishsd. - nA1
- directed BY law.
vote Tor such amendmsnt may have plaes3
upon their ballots the words. Iaatoa
ise %ors nay have D.SsS snS. sne,.
Section 8. This s1nendmsnt sha1 eaho
eject on the Arse day Of January 1904
w. g. McKnxoN.
Speaker Of tAS House Of Representatives.
CAa1 I. NRpxRr,
President ef th1 3oo0oG
Adopted Apfii -. 1sox
UNITED SrArIs o. AHsIWcz, 0Eos
omes Of the Secretary eg ststA
!. LEWIS c. LAYLlN. Dservtary e 0lnS0
ef the State Of Ohio. do hsrsby certify that
the foregoing II true copy ee . Jeint esse-
luton adopted by the General Assembly g
the Senee Is 0hi0 On th6 19th aAy - ADetk
4 3 Is01: hken from tbs estsinl Tsas nv
In TESTIMONY WHKnIov. have hssy1eg
subscribed ny name, and afaxed my o0eaaS
seal, at Columbus. tho 27th day Of Ja11AS3,
Lxwn c. LAYIM.
Secretosy Of 9eaoG
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

After two twirls, . mass conven-
tion in which about only . dozen,
not two dozen composed the macs,
and . primary election in which no,
more than hundred voted, the Re.
publicans present the following tick.
ct:
For Sheri6-James Thomas.
For Commlssioner-J. W. Strenx.
For lnfirmary D,rector-William
Wallace.
These gentlemen are all good,
honest men, good citizens. Agains.
them personally We have no word Of
complaint.
But they are Republicans, and
have n, claim upon . Democrats
vote. They ought not, ss party men
expect, nor in decency should they
solicit . Democrats vote. It 10 q
reflection on . Democrats integrity
10 be approached and aaked to vote
or Republican. when our candi-
dates are equally - honest and capa.
bic.
The argument will be, on the part
Of Republican candidates, ''S-e our
official record"
So We will see the record.
This is public property. The
public have . right to know
how the present public officials
have conducted themselves.
The candidates invite investigation
Of Official acts. This will be present.
ed in good time.
The SENTINEL will give the Re.
publican candidates . fair count, will
hold them responsible for official
acts. Will count them as good cit,-
xena, but unfortunately, like Poor
Dog Tray, in bad, in Hanna com
panv. aud should be kept at home
in order to be kept good, and We
shall try to keep them good by keep.
ing them ont of public service.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TIM oo1e-
sTITUTT0N o. OHIO
eovxn LEGISLATIVE pssraiery.

h u resolved Sy The Ge~srs! Asesn1c1 -
Ne stats Of Ohio: tThrss-kftns Of an ~
members elected to each house eoneurrt11
mitted q ths electors Il The state q ohis. .
the arst Tuesday aftsr he Asst Monday q
November. 1903 to amend ssc;iea 2; y.
ssa: ss': ~ e e: s'.:tisSsiS. q s' 'as
Section 2, Article IL Every county nv
ing . population equal to ons-han Of 49,
ratio. shall b entitled to enc repressatAstvef
thres-fourths over. shall b sntisls1 = Ne
sses: si%sa :.id s.sio. & .Ssii :. sssssis1 =
ss:: +. s,: and :ss.. = ,s. 81
additional rspressntatfvs. Provided nevh
ever. that sasn county shall have eae ssose-
section Z. .at said sissessn ths vs<srs y
favor Of the sdop4ion Of the smenAmsat =
section z, article IL. shau have plaes4 u1eD
their ballots ths words. "Assen1meAt - 49,
those vao DO not favor The sdoption a ss!A
ballots the vor.s, "Amsndmsat b ssse3sa 4
article II. OF eeastttutionZNo: 1Z,.N
Spesksr Of tAs Hoxss Of Resrsssnsssssss
=. q. A1cHI1.
Prsss6ens af sAs SsnseG
Passed Nay Z. 1so2
UNITED srArxs Or ,AMn1lcA, on10s
Once Of the Secretary et etsts.
I, LEWIS c. LAYLIN. sseFstasy e 0ee9
q the STATE Of Ohio. Do hsrshy eertily ~
the foregoing u . true copy Of Joint 1ees.
tuition adopted By the General AsssmHy 9
The STATE Il nAie - TIE sth ley & ~.
4. D. 1909. taken from the original rolls DoO
On file In this o6see.
In TxsTnGoxr Wn1REoS. Z have Asss.e.
Subscribed NV name. and amxed ny e0sla1
ssal. at Columbus. ths 27tA day Of JaAsesys
LBWm 6. LAylM.
Gscysfdsy Of 1oooe.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
u. b. Church Items.

Last Sunday morning the pastor
spoke on "Church Union," CONSIDER
ing the proposed union Of the Con-
grsgatlon, NJ. p. and Z. b. churches.
In the evening the Young People
had an interesting Endsavor meeting
with about IS present.
At 1880 Presiding Elder Wright
preached on the ssPsssion Of Christ"
followed BY the communion services.
On next Sunday morning the pas
tor will speak on "Faith's Victories"
In the evening the pastor will de.
liver special address to young men.
Mr.. w. ). Price will sing a bass
solo entitled. "How Can : Young
Man Cleanse His Way" also bari
tone solo, Somebody's Boy" will be
sung by Mr.. Frank Thurness.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
PRoPOSED AMENDMENT TO THD con.
STITUTION or OHIO


- y resolved 1y the 0ensrsS Asss01lD -
tAs State Of Ohio:
eEcTIoN l. That . proposttioa eAan -
gubmitted 70 the elaetors OF this seAeA -
the Arst Tuesday after the nfst MeaAAy -
November. 1903, - amend section - a.
tiels XIII, Of The eonseitutioa Of ~ 0oa1o
q Ohio. % that Il shall read - tei3sWsS
ARfIcL1 XIII.
See g. Dues from private 0oSDosoe3oDo
sAall BE- secured By such means - pA1 -
prescribed by law. but IN NO case shau ~
than for the unpsid stock owned ~ hin -
SECTION 2 At said election those sDss-
tors Desiring to vote for such amsaAneaa
NAY have placed upon their ballots he
words. For single liability amsudDen6"
md these opposed to such amsndmso& MY
have placed on their ballots the V6et6
Against single liability ansndmsnt.
". 8. NcKrsNox,
Spsekss Of tAs House ef ReprcseassftVsA
CAlI L ND1xxr,
Pyesldeas Of fAS asoota
UNITED STAIEs . A1I1IcA, Qm0.
,Omoa Of tho Secretary Of State.
!. LEWIS G. LAYLlN. Secretary q eests
ef tie State of Ohio. do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is true copy Of q Joint Reso-
tisn adopted by tbs General Assembly Of
tie Sssts CT Ohio. on the 2sth day OF April,
A. D. 1892. taken sron the original rolls nov
on file in this otf,cc-
II TESTIMONY WE-EREo5. have hereunto
subscribed Eay naIie, aud affixed uay Official
zeal, at Columbus, the 27rh day OF January.
A. o. 1908
ssSTS.crJ q 3ss.s
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23

= may es.sct . oEs or ner q .asG -.
teas o . sae. or ness q saA 49, =
eypfe111asfeA q 1ooey. en4 aH1fevo -
sehef portion q sAdd bin. h vAlek eaes 81
sSsii = Nv: and sue such section o. ssssssas
itsm Or na08 Of appropriation q mo00y -
1ectsd y shall b returned within IT, tine
and II the manner prescribed for: aAA shan
. whole bil; but r. nnal adjournmsnt q IL
gsnsral asesmhfy prevents such rseusa tAs
lovernoe shall Als ssid section OF ssetisaA
,s:2 s:s.s q 1:s S /: s.ss q e x f.
ing. with The secretary Of state - In tAs eaas
ef whole blu, and the secrstafJ of state
snail then make public said fact, bur shan
not no, further ass - IN The case Of . vAsss
ssc11oH :. Al such election thsss slss-
tors destHing 10 vote for such smenameet
SLan have placed upon their balIoeD IL
words constitvtionsl amsndmentZeovsc
amendment shall have placex upea ths1P
ballots the words. constitutional aneadmsas
governors vsto-no."
". 8. McknNoN,
kpsoA~ = tAs House Of RepTSssns01eUoA
r. q. A1cHx1,
President of tAe 1saGoA
uNIrnD STATES OF AMKncA, 0n1o.
Once Of the Secretary Of State
I. LEWIS c. LAYLIN. Secretary e SeaAs
Of the State Of Ohio. do hsrsby certify tAae
luton M adopted i By > the S G:nsr.l Asssnisy e
the State oe Ohio en- the 2nd day q 0ay.
A. D. 1909. taken from tha ertStna1 f0,1s 80
On hls in this sEes.
In TEs7nloNr WHxx1oY. Aave Asfg9nae
esal, q ceiaAlna. IL 37tA day a JaAnas1.
lswn c. LAY1m.
Sscrste'y ef Sssse.
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AN ORDINANCE.

To establish grade on Orchard Street from
the first alley south Of Second Street to
the intersection with Front Street, and to
establish grade on Front street from
the first alley west of Orchard Street to
Culver street.
SECTION I. Be II ordained by the Council
OF Tie Village OF Logan, state of Ohio. that
the grade Of Orchard street from the Arst
alley south OF second street 10 Front street
be and the same is hereby established as
follows: Commencing on the curb at
the east side at the center OF
the alley at the established elsv.tion
grade of 50e, grade TO the north side OF
Front street at an elevation of 1855 Com
mencing ON the curb on the west side at the
center Of the alley at the established eleva-
ton Of l62 Is; thence by descending grade
OF 335 to the elevation of lSe 20 on the nOr1h
side of Front street.
And that the erade for the north side of
FrUnt street ir0m the first alley west Of Or
chard street tn lhe east side Of Culver street
he established Al follows: Commencing on
the curh at the center Of the alley at the es-
srentifng grade Of 2:2 to the east side OF or.
chnrd stret.t. at the elevation l56
from the east side OF Orchard street.
by a descending grade Of q to
the west side Of Culver street, the estab
lished elevation OF 1922
SECTION This ordinance shall tnke ef-
feet and be in force on and after Its P2ss2ge
and legal publication.
passed uly 10, ls0S
C. 3 MoNTGoNERY, Clerk.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
BID! B1DDYl BlDDIsoM
Crosvenor For Life.

At the last meeting Of the Athen'
County Republican Central Commit
tee, the voice was unanimous 10
Gen. Grosvenor. This assures hi
nomination for the next term.
! Mine Inspector Biddison, whos'
Importance is largely due to the fac
that be opposed Gen. Grosvenor
and assumed leadership Of the GFos
vsnor opposition, was IN hiding a
the committee meeting. He playee
the calf or the political traitor
His following, rather the Grosvsnol
opposition looked to him for lead er
ship. He abandoned his "Wes
Point" position Of trust in q reuolu
tionary political service.
Alden, ad,eu, by-bye. Biddison.
The heroes of heretofore opposi
,ioo 10 Grosvenor, spit At yoa. Yos
are = Dung Hill, not in the Hero
Book Of politics.
The action of tie Athens Repub'
lican Committee IN placing the party
control in Grosvenor's hands, si.
lence the buEzing bees seeking the
Queen. the political TREASON or COW
ardioe Of Biddison provoked the
corps commanders be had IN service
to fght Grosvenor.
There was.a an is properly an opposi.
II, n in the party. to Gen. Grosvenor.
Of this it 10 not now the purpose 70
discuss.
This We assume to say, not giving
names, though We have them, that
the straight going Republicans Of
this county Of Fairfield and Perry
and Vintop who have been training
with Biddison, sre sick from that
service, and are for Groevenor. per.
baps on this plan that in story told
By Milton Of campaing. The fol.
lowing - we'll as the conquering
ing hosts, looked on Gros-(beg
pardon) IAN Archangel STILL"
We have had some tilis with Gen.
Grosvenor. He is hard fighter,
and be don't febt fair with Demo-
Gratis. But in social relations in
public service Gen. Grosvenor has
been gentleman in the one in
stance, and in the public service, he
has been faithful.
If We must have q Republican
Congressman from this district, and
the Fstes 20 decree, certainly
Gen. Grosxenor, the Stork il you
please. 10 preferable to the Albert
Douglas Log. that even don't swim
in ito own swail.
The revolutionaries, the pei nut
politicians, some Of them drawing
pensions through the especial aid Of
The congressman. will feel bad no
doubt to know that . congressman
can look down in pity. not in con-
Tempt on creatures who dead beat
out life because Of his patronizing
them.
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1aiGlIi6GUiGlGNiEGt
4 Local News. e
= 0NNVONNNNNNNN(

The Campaign SESrIxEI, only
10 cents.
Infants shoes ut Is cents per
pair at Clem C. Biningers.
Fl. Schwarts Of Buchtel was the
guest Of Father Powers, Monday
Miss Gertrude Wallace of Mel.
sonville, was q Logan visitor Mon
day.
Miss Mary Mcbride is visiting
her friends in New Lexington this
week.
Ai9 Beryl Quest of Nelsonville
was the Sunday guest Of Miss
Florenee Fox.
Mr.. Frank Kelley Of Pittsburg,
Pc, was the guest of friends in
Logan this week.
Mr.. Rudolf Browns family
have returned from q months Wis
! it in Nartinsville, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ward Of New
Lexington we're guests Of Mrs. s.
3. Mcbride last Friday and Satur.
day.
Mr.. Howard Lehman and J. s.
Shaw attended tho funeral Of
Willie Lehman at Haydenville,
Tuesdsy afternoon.
1Eip Florsnce Snider of Somer-
sst has accepted . position - book
kesper tor the J. J. Snyder Lum
bef Co.
Married BY Rev. j. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan, O.. July
10, Mr.. George H. Lehman and
Mis- Lulu McBroom. both Of Lo-
gan. CThanks for cake.)
Attention d called to the sdvsr-
tissment Of ST. Aloysias Academy.
The inss,tstion is near 10 us. 1t is
repatsd smopg the best schools Of
he coustvy. A visit TO the institu-
tiea will b . pleasant excursion
and will meet . hearty welcome.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
Legal Notice.

Charles Mclaughlin, and ------
MS wife. and Mary Mclaughlin. whose place
of residence are unknown. will take notice
that on the 20th day OF June. Lydia Polling
filed her petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas of Hooking County. Ohio, in case No.
1855, against the above named parties, pray
tng that it may be adjudsed and decreed by
he Court that one Isaiah Polling. during his
of Lot No 88 in the Village OF Logan. Hook
fng County, Ohis.. in trust for plaintiff, that
said plainiih Is the legal and equitable owner
of the Aforesaid west half OF said Lot No IS:
and Tor all further and equitable relief
which may seem right and Just.
Said parties are required to answer ON or
before the ID day OF August. 1903. or judg-
LYDIA POLLING.
BY s. WELDY, her Attorney.
June - lAn-6w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23

ssWho waa the Most Christian Man oi
the Old Testamentf" Will be DIR.
Stewards. Sunday morning subject
at the Presbyter ian Chruch. Special
music at both services. At the sbecial
1880 p. NJ. ''Song Service Mrs.
Helms and others will sing, and DR..
Steward will speak on the "Great-
est Of the Prophets."
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
On the Death Of Pope Leo XIII.

Hall of the Knights of St. John
Of Logan, o :, Commandry l16.
July %. 1908.
Whereas, 1t is the will Of God
that our beloved Father, Pope
Leo XIII is called from among his
children.
And in his death we feel the
common sorruw of the. Christian
heart in the loss of the Father Of
our church, and while bowling to
tho Almighty decree which has
called him from us to his earned
reward, the crown of glory reserv-
ed for the faithful, We desire
thus publicly to give expressions
to our feelings in this bereave.
ment.
Therefore, Be it Resolved, That
We the Knights of St. John Of Lo-
gan, hereby express our sorrow in
the death of our Father.
That we unite our prayers with
the faithful christian world, in
voking peace and rest to his soul
and hope to be not estranged.
That the Charter shall be draped
in morning for a period of 80 days.
That a copy of these resolutions
be sent the Bishop Of the Diocese
and furnished the Press of the
city with the request for publica-
tion. FRANK EBEREsf,
President.
Ed. EBEREsr,
Rec. Secretary.
HARRY S. GREEN,
EDWARD BECK,
JOHN L. BURGooN,
J. E. DORBLE,
PETER SHRADER,
Committee.
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S6.OOO,OOO.OO

of Capital. Surples and Profits Sc
the depositors of Pittsburg Trust Co.
323- Fourth Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa.
T. percent interest paid on Savings
Deposits, subject 70 withdraw of
8 100 without noticing, and 9 percent
on ordinary Checking Accounts.
Interest compounded twice year.
Deposits SO, O0O, 10000. Write for
Beckett 0, Banking by Mail"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
Bell Telephone Additions.

The following additions wer,
made to the Bell Telephone list las
week:
1913 Steam Laundry. Office.
lo0l DR.. J. B. Lyons, Office.
1853 DR.. ]. B. Lyons, residence.
651 David Kanode. residence.
1883 A. NJ. Sparks, residence.
1868 j. W. Gabriel, residence.
esq John Billison, residence.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-23
THE OHIO STATE FAIR
And Industrial Exposition, Colum
bus, August 81. September l,
Q, s and I, 1908.

The Ohio State Fair opens At Colum-
bus on the morning of Monday, An.
gust 81, next and will continue five
days with . full program for each
day. All exhibits are required to be
IN place and in operation at the
opening time. A great exhibit is al
ready positively assured rs every
available foot Of exhibition space in
the immense buildings and oil the
plated ground for exhibits in the
open has been taken. The people
will have presented. for their inspec-
tion . general industrial exhibition
embracing all the newest inventions
and latest ideas, complete and per-
feet in every department.
The grounds Of the Ohio State
Fair are perfectly park like in every
particular, natural growth. ornamen-
tation, general conveniences.
inviting retreats. lakes. drives and
walks, all we'll kept and equal to the
finest city. parks. Fifteen grand
Expedition Buildings are located at
desirable points throughout the park
and in such position - to perserve
the harmonv Of the whole. These
buildings contain . total of 393, $40
square feet of exhibition space, be-
sines which there are many private
buildings. and acres Of ground
plated and arranged for exhibits
proper to be operated on open
ground.
The exhibition of 1908 will attract
the attention and attendance Of all
Ohio citizens interest in tho progress
of the State. The management Of the
Fair has provided for many high
class features of amusement and
special attractions to enliven the
general exhibitions, and all who
attend will be royalty entertained.