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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

Mr.. Charley Stall smith, of the Lo-
gan Manufacturing Company. left
today for an extensive trip. occupy
ing several months, IN Eastern Penn
sylvania, in the interest of this pro-
gressive firm. Charley Is one of
Logan's most enterprising and best
esteemed young business men, and
we bespeak for hun success and a
pleasar. time in the service.
Mr.. Philip Safer, one of the prom.
inent farmers of Laurel, was visitor
in our city on last Monday. coming
to see his sister, who has been quite
sick. Mr.. Safer has been road su-
pervlsor in his district for the last
II years, and of course, is a Good
Roads man. He says all his neigh
bors are anxious to see some steps
taken by the authorities to begin the
work of Road Improvement.
The Twice Five club had a pleas
ant meeting at Judge Bright's on
ON last Monday evening. Interest
ing papers on Africa were read by
DR.. Rannells and Mr.. Harrington
and the snbject was generally dis
cussed by the club. Mrs. Bright
served the company with elegant
refreshments for which courtesy a
vote Of thanks vas given. The next
meeting will be at Prof. Pierponts.
subject. "The Ohio State Univer-
sity,"
Mr.. Anderson. of GAINESVILLE, who
has been in our city for the past week
in the interest of the Bell Telephone
company. assisting Manager Beck In
securing subscribers for the Bell SER
vice, has made pleasant acqnaintan-
ces a,nong the good people of our
city. Mr.. Anderson is young man
of business enterprise, pleasant So
cial gentleman, and We hope he may
continue his agreeable company
among us and make his business et-
forts gratifying success.
Charles Steward, small pox pa
tient, was released from the Mill6eld,
Athens county, pest house, Monday,
and Immediately went to Lancaster.
The authorities run him out of that
city and he came down to Logan
Tuesday noon. He was detained
and placed in the stone house ada
cent to the calaboose. Health officer
DR.. Rannells and Dr.. G. w. Pullen
made an examination and pronounced
him in condition to spread the dis
ease. He was taken back to Millfeld
Yesterday.
Judge Wright has beer requested
by Judge Miner, of Portsmouth. to
bold court in that city. for the ensu-
ing term. This is complimentary to |
Judge Wright, Portsmouth being the |
most important snb-district of the
Division. The Portsmouth Bar is
Of eminent lawyers, ele-
CANT gentlemen. The people are
aospitable, social, and We can, with
,very assurance, bespeak for Judge
Wright successful and satisfactory
erm on the bench, and a pleasant
ime among the people.
Charley Beck has been engaged by
he Bell Telephone company to take
.hargs as Manager of the Office in
Logan. This is assurance that the
public will have prompt and reliable
ervice. and accommodating and gen.
lemanly treatment. ''Charley" is
me of our most esteemed young men,
good business man, a gentleman in
very place aud every presence. We
the Bell company in
heir good fortune in securing such
worthy young man to take charge
f their business in our city.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22
Notice..

Tax receipts for sale at Treasurer's
Office.
If you have no receipt for Decem-
Der tax 1902, call and get one on
or before January Goth, 1908.
Books will close ON that date for
settlement. A. J. NUNsMAKER,
Jan. 8-2w. Treasurer.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

/ love thee, o yes l love thee,
But it's all that l can ever be,
For in my visions In the night,
Fly dreams are Rocky Mountain Tea
Bort & Co., Druggists.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22
BELL TELEPHONE TALK.

Mr.. Business man.
The old rule that competition is
the life of traden still stands, in spite
of all attempts to keep up the the
Logan Telephone Monopoly,
x**
With a competitive company in
the 6ela you will not be given apol-
ogies and excuses instead of refunds
Of rental for bad service. Let the
other fellow worry.
xx
You will get good service all the
time. be charged less and get more
for your money. It's up to you.
Don't get nervous.
xx
You gave the present company ex.
elusive patronage and you know the
result. We don't say "kick 'em
out" They are nice people. We
do say, give us competitive chance.
We can stand the gaff if we don't
make good.
NIX
Did you ever hear an independent
Telephone man telling what they were
dong to the Bell at other places.
Well. just turn that argument around
for Logan. You want all that's q
comm to you. Give US boost and
you'll get it sure.
-.
1t is claimed that there are 200
subscribers for the other service ~
Logan. Now this may be true but
the list don't tally with the statement
Count the list and leave out the peo-
pie you know who have left town.
just for your own satisfaction. We
have and it don't look good.
~
Don't worry about our tearing up
We won't have an unslghtly
staggering pole line on Main street.
and we don't trim trees without per-
mission and the city has recourse, if
we don protect 1t, in the use We
make of the streets.
~
We will have an efficient and pop
rlar Logan boy as Manager, right
here day and night, and a CO mpetent
force of assistants,
y.
The statement that the new Bell
exchange will not have connection
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company and the Hooking Valley
depo, is absolutely false and without
foundation. the Bell company gSar-
anteelng these important connections.
AnoIber charge that is made is that
numerous people are cancelling their
which is absurd. and as
Ialse as the first. and the idle talk
hat we are using prominent peoples
names without authority only be-
peaks desperation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22
Wanted Furs.

Messrs Wolf and Grossman want
to buy all kinds of fnrs. the highest
cash price paid, delivered at their
place of business, East Hunter ST.,
Logan, O.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

Thomas Moore, residence,
Nick Shorr. residence.
w. NJ. Montgomery, residence.
G. G. Ford. residence.
A. c. Sands, residence.
Thomas Phillips. residence.
Rev. Spoehr, Luthein church res.
idence.
E. K. Parsons. residence.
Brandt & Starkey, saloon.
Frank Weis, residence.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22
THE BELL PATRONS.
THE LIST OF BUSINESS
MEN AND PROMI-
NENT CITIZEN

MEN AND PROMI-
NENT CITIZEN
Subscribers. Is Your Name on
the List?
These people are for Bell Tele-
phone service. They are for more
service and better service. sll the time.
They are the progressive people. If
your name is on this list then your
best interest is identical with addi-
lional names thereto. A word from
you may add years. value to your
Will you cay the word?
E. NJ. Martin, residence.
Hooking Sentinel, Office.
Lewis Green, residence.
George Fox, residence.
George Fox, meat market.
Jacob Fox, residence.
H. A. lies, residence.
Lappen & lies, saloon.
DR.. A. X. Smith, residence.
DR.. A K. smith, Office.
Becker & Co., store.
DR.. g. w. Beery, Office.
DR.. &. w. Beery, residence.
Frasch Bros, bakery.
Sloan s Huls, cigar store.
DR.. A. C. Oa,ley. Office.
DIR. A. G. OatIey, residence.
Thos. Price, saloon.
Thos. Price, residence.
Work Bros, hard ware.
c. S. Kennard grocery.
DR.. D. A. Rannells, Office.
DR.. d. A. Rannells, residence.
Hartman q Son, grocery.
Ohio Democrat, Office.
Rochester, Lytle & Co., store.
Logan Steam Laundry.
locking Valley Rug Co.
Frank Kessler Sons.
Snider Manufacturing 20.
J. j. Snider. residence.
Mrs. J. Kreishbaum, residence.
Ed Price, saloon.
S. Weldy, residence.
G. II. Hilderbrand. grocerY.
Jacob Fox, residence.
Depot Hotel.
Paul Fox. grocery.
Ralph Starcher, residence.
E. P. Price, grocery.
E. P. Price, residence.
Jas. Perone, residence.
Hooking Manufacturing Co.
R. G. Rempel, hardware.
r. q. Rempel, residence.
P. D. Sloan, residence.
George Kreishbsum. residence.
j. B Dollison, residence.
q. S. Kennard, residence.
Charles Deishle, saloon.
J. E. SweaDy, saloon.
Stiers & Co., store.
G. H. Keunard, grocery.
Logan Manufacturing Co.
W. H.. White, residence.
A. c. Tirton, grocery.
q. P. Montgomery, residence.
w. }. Ryan. residence. !
Ryan & Waner, saloon.
Crystal Springs Ice Plant.
]. F. Harden & Co.
J. F. Harden, residence.
Short Skate Club.
Luke Lehman, clothier.
Luke Lehman, residence.
John fucker, Jr., meat market.
Christ Holl, residence.
James A. Oliver, livery.
4
James A. Oliver, residence,
James A. Oliver. undertaken.
j. w. Gabriel, cigar atose.
p. L. Mclaughlin, livery.
j. N. Slater, saloon.
Gus. Heine, meat market.
Gus. Heine, slaughter house.
Mrs. J. 7. Sanderson, residence.
Wolf & Grossrnan, residence.
A. E. Huls. residence. II
Mayors Office. |,
Western Union Telegraph Co. t!
Adams Express Go.
Ruble's Livery Stable.
John Easterling, saloon.
G. F. Ackers, Dentist,
E. P. Armstrong, livery.
E. P. Armstrong, residence. II
Hooking valley Freight Office. /,
Geo. Shafer. drug store.
VIM. Risley. residence:
Comps Green House.
Mrs. Clark, Milliner.
Logau1 Pottery Co.
Keynes Bros. Aour mill. ia
G. A Monroe. residence.
John M"nahan, residence. ,
II Rro.,Ha ro,sIouoo q
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22
RULES.

l. Any perscn desiring to take a primary
examination or 10 be examined in any OF III Z
higher branches should give the clerk two
weeks notice.
2. Any attempts TO give or receive help
examinations. or com rn n icntiig will forfeit
the right to n certif1c.te and the right to be
examined again within ~ months.
3. A grade below the minimum in any
branch Is ~ failure in ali the branches at
such examination.
4. Each applicant not known by the Board
MUST bring 80 staten. mt OF moral character
from the mem bers OF his hoOl board.
5. Attendance =: teachers meeting town
ship and county, I'D the readin. OF the o.
F. r. c. course aud tho general success of
the applicant as a teacher. Will he conAider-
ed by the Board ia granting certificates.
g. Applicants, only, need appear at the
examination rooms OIL examinations days.
Others having business with the examiners
shOuld meet them OIL report days.
y z. Examination fees i'll moi re refuJne
to INV "ne who gives up the examinatlon.
8. The examinatit II Tee Is So ct hts.
g. All applies nts for years terttfcaie
shall pass AN examination in Algebra, Psy
coloyy and Fhy steal GeosrapIy
H. B. sch HAAL. Pres.
J. P. .NUNEMAKER.
Clerk
Al O'NEILL,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

70 every purchaser of One
Dollar and over of these goods
along with many others. also
marked down. and not men,
toned in this paper, we will
give FREE a bottle OF
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

We have put in a line ri
Sheet Music, l.2OO differ
ent pieces IN stock. III stand
ard music. at l0c' Ask f..
catalogue.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22
Notice 10 Teachers.

Inc County Board of Examiners will NEE,
IN the High School rooms at the Public
School House, Logan, Ohio, at O'Clock
(stsndard Ttme) on the following
Saturdays, during the School year,
March 7th. April 4th and 18th, May 2d and
18th. aud June 9th.
Soxwell Examinations-Aprill Is May 9th.
Boxweii commencement June 2Oth.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

Do you know good thing
wnen you see it? Here are
Chamois Vests. right in sea-
son, at 25 per cent less than
their real value Have you
ever worn one? They Keep
you warm. you catch no cold.
are made 10 fit. Ask your
friend, who wears one. if they
are not a good thing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

AOVl1lONAL SUI UboChIbEkS.
Shaw & McBroom, Falls Mile
Lew McGill, residence
j. NJ. Rowers, residence.
John Ucker. residence.
F. s. Purcell. residence.
Thomas Shotwell, residence
George Shaw, residence.
Jesse Williams, Office.
DR.. Finney, residence.
DR.. Finney. Office.
Wrigh,'s Old Town Farm.
H. l.. Wright, residence.
James Henderson, residence.
Frank Kanode, residence.
Charles Ward. residence.
S. H. Bright, residence.
]. L. Martin, residence.
George Burberry, residence.
Doc Mil, residence.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

Julv. I 1901 Z
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

We will have an efficient and pop
ular Logan boy as Manager, right
here day and night, and co mpetent
force of assistants,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

Mr.. C. F. Randall of Star, who
early in life had 'shankerlng" for
news, has still the same disposition,
and to satisfy the banker crave, sub
scribes for the SENTINEL, which not
only gives him news, but sound DEM
ocratic politics as we'll.
Jesse Williams has sold his plumb
ing fixtures and Office supplies to
VIM. Lowry, who will continue the
business in the present Office. "Bllly"
Lowry is an expert and reliable
plumber. and we 5espeak for him
liberal share of public patronage.
The Progressive Pedro club met
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Mary Beck. A pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all. MISS Emma
Snider won first prize. At 10 p, m.
elegant refreshments were served BY
the hostess. Miss Mary Snlder, of
Somerset, was guest of honor.
Mr.. Ainsworth, general manager
Of the Bell Telephone, was in the
city yesterday and took lease of the
two rooms in the Mccarthy building
adjoining the Dr.. McManigul Dem
tai parlors for the use OF the Tele-
phone company. The Office will be
occupied as soon as the proper re.
pairs are made.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-01-22

Even box stationery at "A
off regular price.
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Ser ct. Qoris llnO yfem yorf 81
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unmenShen babbdft 81 tueroen uno
i'm CUR 6ehenibaft 81 sieben.
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Departments, S. @. Stephens als
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in benz am 30. Sum- abaelaufenen
6iscoliobre in oielem 9iitrift nur
$447, 520.52 betrueeu, aeaeu 1885,
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Yueriet.

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Der Sing @roptberz &orporatiDn Der
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tagein, Supeilen nod in ipater Nabts
ltunbe, tiihtig bearbeitet miro, iplte
es bier eieeutli6 gar teiue Mosfitu's
geben.
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fldrt, baB er Die 8laee gegen Die Nrs
beiter=unionen unter %!3ultimmung
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brahte. Sc tpar geiaat nDroen, baB
Der lebtere Beamte pDn Der Inaelez
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Elm Niiiltent NIT $50 uno spei peis
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foaeftirte i'm Derganeenen Wonat
Die Summe BON $739.15.
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merit: r8enn &uBlano lih bereit
seigen iulte, BON unS auten Stat an@
5unebmen. 10 lit es beiier, al8 wir
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Cinderella sanb= Yalait.

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ben uno Dem 8ublifum Die neueften
Saeons in allen Irten bon Sbuben
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POI NlamD 8laaa. gelepb0n 585.
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Sdmorrboi6ensWerat tpelbe nprgeben
Elm @ebeimmittel uber cine reue Wietobe
Der Bebanolung Der SdmorrbDiben 81 be.
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iin6 oiejenigen, bic aus Der Bfuiherei
iol6er Guadialber entfteben. Cine sfuan.
aigidbrige grfahrung nit alien Nrten
BON Sdmorrboiben unb bic 8iIigung
aler me6i5iniiHen Sdulen baben our @es
niae betuieien, baB Nnateiis bas auber.
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ti9fte aler ieBt b~etannten Mittel gegen
9dmDrrboi6en 1T. 9roben bon Gnate1is
tueroen bon IS. Neuitdbter g. Co., Bor
2416, Netu Oort, frei serianbt.
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strbeitem saa nms Maht!

Die fleiBigiten unb pirfiamiten
fleinen Ginger. Die lie een1aht muir.
ben, iinb Or. Sings Neue 2ebenss
piqen". Dur6 oieie 8iaen miro
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Mattigteit in geiitiae @nergie. Sic
leiiten munoerbare, Dienite beim
@ieoeraufbali Der @eiunobeit. Sour
% Gents per Shabtel. gu baben
in ben NpDtheten BON S. &alteper q
SDn unb Ioolpb DreiB.
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benten an ben 9ibter, elmer Bibliu.
tibet BON 5000 8dnoen uno elmer
Sammlune ieiner 8eibnungen uno
SDlsibnitte anaefiilt.
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Spntberm 9acific 8abn.I
Wbfnhrt.

Nab Stem Orleans, Spuffon uno Sol.
beit0n tdglib. ..11.40 Born.
uno 800 Nabm.
Nab eagle 8aB, 81 8aio, @alifDrnien
uno Wertt0 $3.50 8Drm.
Nab @l Baio, Neu<MericD unb galifpr.
MEN ..6.10 Nabm.
ytab NDrbs9eras, ct. 2outs unb gbicar
go katy Flyer ........8:30 Mben6s.
Mntunt.
Son NDro<Se1as, ct. 2puis uno Chicago
katy Flyer .7.45 MDrgens.
Bon Nefu Orleans, SouftDn unb @at<
beltDn taglib.. 40 WDrgenS
uno 600 Gabm..
Son 81 8aio, 5galifornten uno MerifD
800 Mbenos.
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Die 0ieoerlaoe bes flerifale.

Die @ieoerlaee oes tlerifalen
Sanoioaten bel ben &eibstagsnab=
len in einem in Der Gdbe BON StraB-
burg gele9enen Diitritt batte cine
QepaltIame Denomination eeaen oi
Unit : 8leritalen i'm @efDlee. BD'
belbaufen burbsogen Die SttaBen,
Die Suoeu beihimpfeno uno in ben
4doen Der Suoen Die Seniter eir<
tperfeno. Die &rafebler perlud=
ten ibre oerbafteten 5reunoe gu be.
freten uno eS nuroen babel &epDls
peribiiIie aenehielt. Die Sleritaz
len baben beibloiien, Die Suoeu uno
Die BrDteltanten au bpncptten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-04
faratcte lid, frets por Der aad,t

SD pileete faft Die gauge @adt
binour6 81 buiten". lbreibt Mrs.
Charles Ippleaate BON Ileranoria,
Sno., nuno id tonnte faum iraenb
pel6en 56laf befommen. S1 bate
Die Sbwinoiuht 10 ldlimrn, oaB
ib. penn id nur elm turses Stid
geaanaen mar. furhtbar buiten muBte
uno Blut ipudte. Ila ale anoeren
Wittel ibren 8med oerfeblt batter,
beilten MIDI orei SlaIben BON rDr.
ainas @eue @ntoeduna", gu $1.00
Die Slaide, nDaitdnoie uno ih babe
ieitoem So Bfuno an @etpiGt suges
npmmen." 9as Mtittel miro abIps
Tut garantirt, I'm 0uIten, @rfaltlln>
gen, Die Grippe. 8rUnditis uno ale
anoeren 6als= uno 2unaenleioen gu
beilen. BreiS so Gents uno $1.00.
BrDbeflaihen frei in ben Npotbefen
bon S. &alteper & Son unb 4oolpb
OreiB.
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Giienbabn Ta0r=Y lau.
s. q 9. N. wa9n.
Nlb fahrt

NIb a brt.
Nad alien 9orb<9eras ~Sunften ........
...... .UU SUIIl.
0odh ct. 9ouis, Mempbis unb Dem
Often. 1870 Mittaas.
Meb Norb~Seras, Santa Sc uno SriscD~
pultlltV. NUeItU9.
Nab ct. Souls, @aco uno benz Often
...J.IO WUeIu9.
gfab 9areoD unb MeIico ....9.00 Sorm.
Nnfunt.
8on st. 9ouis unb benz 8 ten. 200 Born.
Son RsroeSeras, Santa Sc unb 6riscp.
Huuften S.45 8prm.
8on lDcnlen Bunften .......7.25 Mbenbs
Son ct. 9Duis unb benz Often. .9.10' 9bbs.
Bon Qareoo unb Sheriff.. -. u. 20 RaCbm.
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3ciat fetn Mttlefs.

Sabre lang oerfolate mid bas
Sbidlal fortmabreno", lhreibt s..
u. @uaeoge in 8erbena, alabama.
SD litt furbtbar an 0drnOrrhoioen,
ourd welbe "a @eihmullte perltr=
ia@t puroen. Wls anes Nnoere pers
Iagte, bette MIDI p8udlens Nrnica
Salbe." SIT aleih gut fir 8rano=
munoen unb ale anberen Shmersen
uno Qualen. &oitet nur Is Gents
in ben Npotbefen BON S. Salteper &
SOn nnb Gbolpb DreiB.