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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
Notice To Contractors,
Advertisement for Bids for
Street Paving.
Legal Notice.

NEAI.EU bids will he received at the ONCE
- III Clerk q. the Village of logan. in
The slate of OEio. In The city Building. until
twelve o'clock. nnon. of
Friday, December 18th. 1903,
for fu' nisiing the necessary labcs and ma
Ierial lot the paving 1 Main street n sa' ID
VILLAGE f"m th.' west side at ulver street
to the iutet S-cii1n ui Main street with Gal
legher Avenue in said Village and repairing
or newt & Ihr a. J cent and abuitinY cur,i-
ing acC riding To the illus ami specifications
on file IN .aii oIfic.-- Each bid must tain
The null name nf every prr>On or company
inre, e>ted in the same and tie "ccom pan ed
W u, a boud in the sum oil Sl00 TO the sat
iS.at tion nf the VillageC T.. uncil nr u certified
check tor the amount on some::s"Ivent bank,
as guaranty that IL the bid is accepted.
conir tcI will re entered into a:d itr perfor-
mancS properly secured. should auv bid
be rejected such check will he forthwith re-
TUNED 10 the bidder. AMI should any hfc he
such cherk viii lie returned upon
The proper ex-"pj on ard securiits OF the
r'iFtfr-a0t R'' ier~ rrs- t.-, r'rfd - USe 'he
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
Divorce Notice.

OttImer Quillin, residence unknown. will
take notice tha' OF .hs 3rd day of Decenl-
her, 1885, Katie N. Quilli'i filed her petition
in the court Of common pleas. HUcking
County. ohio. heing eau sc number 353 pray
the ground of gross neglect of uuty, aud
that said cause will he iOr hearing on and
after J..Euarv 18th 1904
Katie NJ. Q nIlin by John z Petit,
Dec CIV. her Attorney. .,
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Fell Across the Street.

Arch Kennard, !ineman for the
Ceatral Union telephone Company
had a narrow escape from serious
injary on East Wheeling street this
week. He was at the top of thirty
foot pole when it broke of at the
ground. Just as another workman
cut wire that was fastened 10 it.
Kennard landed ON the opposite eide
of the street and WAS nnt injured
The top If the pole IN falling. barely
missed his head.-Laucastec Demo
crat.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

MaEdus r, Reber, whose place of residence
is unkn own will take notice thrf On the III
day of N'.vemner A. d. 1873, thss. II Tnws'n
a. a administrator. wifhtie VIII annexed OF
the estate 0f Jonas A Ream, deceSSed. az
pltintin. fle'i his priiiion in the Comm N
Plets Court or Hooking County, Ohio. in
case No. $50 egainxi the defendant Msndus
r Der "Tariug Tor the reviyor or n jndy-
ment OBTAINED in said Conrt, agairST the
sart n indus r. Re5er. by the 2 a,utifs. US
a ifnSnis' raD'r o. the esi ate ot jonas A. Reim
decreased on tn. 24th day OF Nay A. -. 1887
for the snm of six thousan.;. one hundred
and foriy-fhrrS ani hry-hvr hund edith
dollars (.6.l4s.=5); and twelve and thirtS -one
hundred'b dollars tsl2.3p costs. ", til inter-
est from the 9th day o. May A. ~. S37 for
costs of this action. and for all ..thvr proper
relief and thar unless the defendant Mandu
B. Reber show cause to the contrary on or
before the End dav OF Jai uary A. D. 1901.
said Judgment VIII he and stand regised
against MIN icr the amount "a prayed fpr In
the petition. JAMES w MILLER and
GEO, Z. MILLER.
Atty's tor the PlsintiE Chas. H Towson.
- 1 a.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

The County Board of Examiners will meet
in the High School Rooms at the Public
Sci O0l t-ouse, al Losan. Ohio, nj 8 o'cl..ck.
t>t'ntiarsi tirIel M TUE following Saturday s
-'i..rtng the ssIuioi year:
Fiist Saturday of September, October,
No eniber and December. First S.turay
OF Marrh First aud tn.rd SATURDAYS s OF A prii.
and May, aud first Sat..idty il June.
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Come Right To Bort E Cos for a Diary for 1904.
Legal Notice.

take net zee thar on The 29th day at Octn,'er.
1908. Laura Ankrom filed her petiti'n in the
Court OF cannon Pleas of horking County.
Ohio being "a. sc number 35i7. praying a
div"rce ns.m said II "Iii:,S A"krouI "n the
ground of williul absence and gross neglect
OF duty and that said cause Will he Tor hear
Ing On aud after Dect mber l7ih. 1903.
LAURA ANkROM.
John C Petit. Atty Tor PlaiutIn.
Eov. Sow.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

II she wage cutters gould hiring
about little price cutting in the
necessities of life, there woul,i he
less kicking from tho consuming
class.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
LOCAL EVENTS.

]. w. Gabriel will have lis usua
Christmas boxes of cigars.
Miss Marie Tuweon of Lancaster
was visitor with friends in Logal
la.t week,
FoR LEA good piano. In
quire at this Office.
We pay the highes'' price:
for Furs. WOLF 8 GRossMAN.
The number People registering Al
Bort d Co. Store ON We'd. Dee, 9
was 76l. Prize drawn by Mrs. F
Burberry, her guess being 760.
Our superior purchasing power
and large sale. at small profit policy
bring our prices a notch lower. W.
Invite your inspection. Bsowx BRos
There will he public preaching ser
vice At the U. B, Church Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday evenings ol
this week and next Sunday morning
and evening.
We are anxlous to cell goods. buI
We don't want your m"ney unless
We can give ynu perfect satisfacIi'i
We fully bsllevs we can please go
il you will hut give Us chsucr
Let us have the next trial.
RRowN Bros,
WANTED. young men who can in
vest . few dollars each month in
New Interurbia Railway. Stock
holders only employed. secures po-
sition when road is built. Address
the T. G. & G.. Ry.. Co., L. as.
The Splitter, Bldg Toledo. o.
We pay the highest prices
for Furs. WOLF 4 GR ossMAN.
The entertainment gwen on last
Monday evening under the snsplc.s
of the Library association was well
attended. Tue Lecture was excellent
in sentiment and in delivery the
dude who parts bis hair in the CIR
lish style and the girl VIII" pompador.
her face were not pleased Our Lii
brary management are entitled 10
oredrt for the pleasant and instruct
% entertainments they are givins u.
An unparalleled outpouring
of Holiday loyeiiness lunch
cloths, buffet runners. doilies,
center pieces, collars and
handkerchiefs, finest collec-
tion ever displayed at Well
man Steinman & Co.'S.
There Is nothing that makes a
piceer preseut than a pipe for a
gent. j. w. Gabriel has all klnds
It all prices. call and sse them.
Robbery and exor5;isant prices are
cousins. There is right prlcs for
everything. Oar prices are right.
strictlY the sans to everybody.
Brown BRns.
You are entitled to. the
best your money will buy.
We believe you will find this
in the Welln,an & Steinmar
store window. |,
We are glad to announce that our
riends Eugene Wright and Harl-y
Vhitcraft have passed the examin-
tion and are now full fedgrd Law
ers. These young Logan boys in
lass of over hun,lred won out IN
he Examination With the. highest
ionors Of the class. Oar bes, wishes !
re for them, We bespeak from SEN /"
MEL friends fair share of busi-
sss that may come IA thier line OF G.
%
Lovers of art will appre-
late the marvels of hand .
7ork at Wellmah Steinman d
; Co.'S.
Hosts of splendid bargains are
Eered here every day. Keep this
mind and come early.
BROWN Bros. S
For nice boxes of candy 20 to j.
:. Gabriel's and huv Snyder
hsffer & Co.'S line, they are tie
st.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
COLLECTIONS.

We are in need of money. There
arc several huSdred spbseribers ow-
ing us from one to Ave aud as much
ten years. The money is honestl.
dee Us. We need it. We must
have some Of the delinquent &C
counts. Mr., John G. Petit is au-
thorixed to collect and receipt for
old aud new SUBSCRIPTIONS. We
hope he will be we'll received when
be presents q bill.
Nov. l3-lf.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
Notice Of Appointment

Estate OF Zimrt Kanrs deceased The I'M
dersign,. h"s been appointed and qualified
MS executor Of the rsiate u: Zimri Zane, late
Of HOckin.t op,.ty. decea ed
Dated this 4Ih day oi December. A. d. 1908.
Dec ~ 3-w. JACOB KANE
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
Notice of Appointment

Estate of william Gorder deceased The
unfers'gn' has been nprofnisd and quail
William Gorien late of Hooking County
DecenSed.
d tel This 7th dav of December A. D. 10 3.
Dec l03-w II G. HANsEL. Administrator
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

Come right to Bort 4 Co.'s for
Books, d fine assortment Oi every KIND.
Bibles Hymnals. Poems. Books of tic-
,ion, Gift Books, Juv .nils. and Picture
Books.
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Notice.

will be in Logan Dec. 18th, to
Jan. 10th. Those desiring me to
time tn .ir piaIas nav leav" n-i
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

In ncommon Pleas Court Hooking County.
Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

Chns Fl. Tn'vson, ,adminisfrafor,)
with the will annexed of the es-
tate Of 'onas 4. Reanl, deceased.
Plaintiff
Mandus B. Reber, Defendant.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ssss..s ss:s; ses Of &MAzsZ0

If you are thinking OF bn.iua
ChIistm,s '.""k-, Il" s,"t blv ii
you see J. W. Ga'ri,.'s ii..e. i,e
has large ASS 'rt ent AMI his
prices are low.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
JOHN NIXON,
Justice of the Peace.

once in rear Of court House. (Room for.
Merly occupied hy X Mcbroom). Prompt
attention Civ. N to all business entrusted 20
his care. collections speciality. 63-3l 81
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
DR.. ]. E. FRASCH,

SU RtiEON AND HOME.
EOPATIC PHYSICIAN.
Ofce-Rooms formerly occupied
bv "the late DIR. B'osser. Citizen
Phkne 246. Residence at Amos
Paree', corner Hunter and Orchard
streets, Citizens Phone 27
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

,Atty's tor the PlaintiE Chas. H Towson.
Nov. -7w. Administratoc
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
A. R. McBROOm.
ATTCRKEY-AT-LAW,
LOGAN. OHIO.
JOHN A. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
LOGAN, GA;0.

Collects Rents and Accounts, Negotiates
Loans. Borrows and Lends Money, BUYS AID
SiaI business ONCE In James Block, with
Y. c. Lowry.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
D. II. LAPPEn.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Pnwers nf Attorney, Deeds and Mortgage
written and Acknow ledge mei Is taksn tSs
lectiobs gwen piOmlt attention. Off1ce owl
tc<s meat market. Main Street, Losa Il Der
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10
Raney & Ellison

Teeth extracted wi hout pain by the use.
of Gas or Ita Est the NsieSt and best local
aesthetic known ru the profession FfIsS
class plate work and Filings made at reaa.
ohable prices. Ht.h CI.ss Crown and
SrkSse work speciality. ONCE OH tAe IND
nonr Armstrong huild ny. opposite Roches-
ter's store. Main Street, Logan. Ohio,
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Come right to Bort & Co.'S for
fine pocKeJ Book. Writing Desk, Gard
Case, Chatlaine, Travelling Case.
Pocket Necessaries. the best line #
Leathec goods to be had.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

Come right to Bort & Co.'S for
Fine Candies. We handle the very
best hand made Chocolates on
the market. Our Chocolate Chips are
Darlings
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

Come right to Bort & Co.'S for
Toilet Case. Collar and Cuff Box,
Hand ,erchlef or Necktie Box. A
very large assortment.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-10

Il AsE. teof Hzsi q e.
= es' J,4-2 --z > .sg.
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Come right to Bort & Co.'S for
Holiday Novelties, the prsttieSt line
and best assortment to be found in the
city.
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Or. D. A. RANNEl,S,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
LOGAN, OHIO.
DR.. G. w. BERRY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Logan, Ohio.

once in rooms formerly occupied by DR..
II Dye. Phone 7s Residence Dr MSnsfeld
House. dooeswest of aartmann's corner;
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Come right to Bort & Co.'S. for
Games. we've got them, yes hund-
reds Of new games. The best Game
Boards on the market. The popular
games of Finch aud Pit.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
Expulsion From Union No Bar To
Government Employment,
PUBLIC PRINTING OFFICE OPEN
President Roosevelt Approves The PriI-
ciple OF The Award In The Coal
Strike Arbitration

Washington, July aa.-Wm. A, Mil
Ter, on May 18th last, WIS removed by
the public printer from his position as
assistant foreman of the government
printing office, because he had been ex-
PEELED from the local union OF the In
ternational brotherhood OF Doolbind.
ers. Mr. Miller complained to the
civil service commission and 1t request.
ed Mr. Miller's reassignment to duty,
his removal being contrary to the civil
service rules. Complaint also had been
made to the president and by his direc.
ton Secretary Cortelyou investigated
the matter.
On July 18th President Roosevelt
wrote: "Nly dear Mr.. Cortelyou:-In
accordance with the letter Of civil SER
vice commission of July 9th, the public
printer will reinstnte Mr. W. A. Miller
in his position.
'ln tho face Of papers presented to
me, Miller would appear to have been
removed in violation Of the law. There
is no objection to the employees of the
government printing office constituting
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
TAPPING STOCKS FOR WATER.
Shrinkrge In a Year a Billion And Three
quarters Dollars.

shrinkrge In a Year n Billion And Tliree'
quarters Dollars.
Chicago, July .l.-Marlset values Of
the great volume of railroad and indus
trial stocks traded in in New York AZ
the present prices show shrinlage In
the last year of 81, 766,T00,OOO, com.
pared with the high prices Of 1902.
The meaning Of the figures is not to
be misunderstood by assuming they
represent sweeping away of estap'
lshcd and socallcd intrinsic values. In
great part they represent u loss In
ephemcral prices established by extra
ordinary speculation.
One Of the interesting groups Of Sc
curities showing declines is that com
posed Of the stocks and bonds of the
International Mercantile Marine com
pany, the Northern Securities company
and the United States Steel corpora.
ton. These three companies were
promoted and launched largely by j.
P. Morgan. The enormous shrinkagc
in value Of these particular securities
that the most conspicu.
,us and constructive fnancier In the
country gets bad bargains.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
COnclave To Meet August 8.

Rome, July 99.-I'hc greatest inter
est is now conferred in the work Of the
holy conclave which is to select the
successor TO Leo XIII. The conclave
will, it is generally believed, meet
August Q. The comparatively long i'll.
ness OF Leo has had the effect Of mar
rowing tile chances of some who
entered the contest with what was
thought to be the brightest prospects,
while ithas brought forward the prom
inence of others who at first were
hardly considered, The result is that
they are all now about on the same
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
OVERRIDE UNITED STATES LAWS

themselves into n body II they desire
to do so, bnt no rules or resoln-
tions OF that union ci.n be permitted 10
override the laws Of the United States,
which it is my sworn duty to enforce.
"Please communicate II copy Of this
letter to the public printer for his in
formation and that of his sMbordi.
Mates"
The next day the president forward.
ed the following letter to Secretary
Cortelyou:
"In connection with my letter Of yes
ter'Iay call attention to the Judgment
and award of the anthracite Goa strike
commission in its report to nc Of March
18th last
ut is adjudged and awarded that no
person shall BE- refused employment or
in any way Disseminated against on
account OF membership or non-mem.
bership in any labor organization and
that there shall be no discrimination
against or interference with any EN-
ploye who is not a member Of any
labor organization by the members Of
such union.
III heartily approve this award and
by the commission appointed
by me, which itself included a member
# a labor union. This commission was
lealing with labor organizations work-
ng for private employers. 1t is, Of
curse, mere elementary decency to
equire that all tue government de-
,artments shall be handled in accord
nee with the principle thus set forth.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
Had Purchased Islands From Spain.

Washington. July Efficiently in
American admiral took formal posses
sion OF seven small islands near Bor.
neo, south of the Philippines which
the United States had purchased from
Spain and paid for Lying near them
are British islands and the London
papers made a howl. Nothing further
Is likely to come of it.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
In Touch With Cable.

San Francisco, July 1C.-lt Is report.
ed that, beginning at an early date,
the army transports plying between
San Francisco and Manila will follow
the route Of the new transit Pacific
cable, passing within signal distance
and possibly stopping at Midway
Island and Guam, where are repeating
stations of the cable.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
BASILICA OF ST. PETERS.

Spaniards, 4; French, II; Burgun'
dams, 2; Germans, g.; SaEons, q; Ba
varians, 4; English, 1, and Belgian, l.
The nationality OF the others is not
well established.
The religious orders supplied about
seventy popes to the throne. The
Benedictines have given thirty; the
Carthusians two; the Carmelites two;
the Dominicans four, and the Angus
tinians and Franciscans many. MI
merous popes were members OF royal
and noble families, but many poor men
have reached the tiara also. st. Peter
was q fisherman. Adrian w., the only
Englshman who held the throne, was
the son of a woman who begged aims
at the door of her parish church. ur'
ban Nv. was the son Of poor French
man. The parents Of Celestine v
were in very humble circumstances
So we're those Of Benedict H., an
Italian Dominican, and also those of
Nicholas V. The father Of Adrian vi.
was a ship carpenter, of Sixtus V. a
farm laborer and Of Plus V. a shep'
herd.
Gregory XII, 1875, died within a few
hours Of his election; Stephanus H.
was pope for only three days; Urban
VII. for twelve; Boniface vi. for fif'
teen; Celestine ". for seventeen; ST.
SINUS, Theodorus H., Damascus H., Plus
III. and Marcellus II. for twenty; Val
entinus for thirty and Leo XII. for
twenty-five. So many popes died with
in the first year Of their pontifcate
that their records would take up too
much space here. Since lie time of
St. Peter only nine popes have reigned
more than twenty years. No less than
thirty-six of the popes have died
In the year or month Of their pontlf.
cate corresponding to the number at.
tached to their names. Alexander |,
was made pope when a mere youth.
He reigned eleven years. john II. was
20 years old at his election and
reigned four years and ten months
Innocent III. was 80 years old, Greg.
Dry II. was IS years old, Leo X. and
Boniface TX. were about 30. {
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23

st. Joseph, Mo-, July a0.--A kettle
full of counterfeit IS gold pieces was
captured in 6riclsyard in the ont
skirts. Much counterfeit coin of 'i,is
description has been put into crcula-
ton recently. Several men and two
women have been convicted Of counter
fciting here, but new spurious coin
continues TO be issued.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23

Washington, July t. - Bids are
opened at the interior department for
the construction of about Is miles of
canals, tunnels, etc, for the diversion
and conveyance of water from the
Truciee river between Clarks station
and Wadsworth, Nevada, to irrigablc
lands in the Truckee and Carson val.
Laws
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altar stone. Pope Eutychianus, 275
introduced the offertory at the mass
Plus V. directed that the gospel Of St
John, being compendium of the CHIEF
mysteries Of the faith, should be re-
cited at the end of the mass. Ten
Of the prefaces were prescribed by
Pope Gelasius. Urban II. added those
of the Blessed Virgin, Gregory the
Great introduced the "Kyrie" and the
Christie Eleison." Symmachus, 49S.
prescribed that the Gloria in Excel.
sis should be sung at the passes of
Sunday and festivals only,
Zephyrinus, 2O5, ordained that chal-
ices should be made only Of gold or
silver, and Eusebius, 309, prohibited
the use of any fabric but white linen
for corporals--the covering of the
chalice during mass. Marcellus, 3O4,
introduced the rites of burial with
lights and the chanting of psalms.
John XXll., 1916, established the usage
of ringing the "Angelus" bell. Mel
chiades prohibited fasting on Sunday.
Anicetus introduced the clerical ton.
sure and Pelagius H., the slXty-ffth
pope, established the law that all
clerics shall recite the seven canonical
hours, Or "breviary, daily. Gregory
TX. prescribed the little bell that rings
at the time of the elevation of the
host at the mass, Vigilius ordered |
that the words Of the conservation OF
the mass should be said silently.
Gregory XI., who died in 1878, was
the last French pope. Clement VII.
communicated Henry VIII. of Eng.
and for usurping the title, Head Of
The Church" Alexander W., the fa
nous Borgia, whose reputation present
lay historians are rehabiltating, was
)ope when Columbus discovered
america. Alexander III. abolished tits
md tournaments in Europe. Paul w.,
$3.50, instituted the Index OF Pro.
libited Books" and the tribunal OF the
His successor, Plus w.,
established the Monies Pietatis,' OF
ficial pawnshops. Boniface V. grant
d the right of sanctuary to all per-
ons flying for safety to a church,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23

Pope Leo XIII, the 263d successor
Of st. Peter, Joachim Pecci, was born
at Carpineto in the diocese Of Anagni
on March 2, 1910; ordained priest on
Dec. 81, 1887; consecrated Titular
Archbishop Of Damietta on Feb. H.,
1913; transferred to the see Of Perugia
on Jan. 10, 1876; proclaimed Cardinal
on Dec. 10, 1858; elected Pope on Feb,
20, and crowned on March 3, 1878.
The history Of the popes shows that
Of the long line 1876 have been Italians;
Syrians, Z; Greeks, Is; Africans, g.;
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-23
VIII Not Disturb Established Routes

Washington, July so'-The post0fico
department has issued q statement that
is not the purpose Of the department
to disturb rural routes already estab-
lisled unless they are nanifestly I'M
necessary, but that as long as all of the
routes that are asked for cannot be
established because of the lack of sutfi-
cicnt money, the routes that will sup.
ply The greater number of families
should certainly have preference.