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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-24
We Risk IL
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Agree, IL It Fails,
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or course we reimburse the druggist.

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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-24
EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY.
csiored Water Overcome the Deficlen-
clee IN His EARLY Education.

Cle5 III MS carry GUuSdtINI"
4 lisue story Illustrative Of the in
gently # some colored waters when
tLcy ;.e rS-lly up against it, is told
ly MoGc.,.e Buri.e, secretary to En-
gineer Commissioner Biddle at the Dis
trict building.
II went into nearby pie-garden the
other day" says Mr.. Burke, land or
dered a sa-dwich and cup of coffee. It
is one of the rules of this food EN-
porium that the waiter shall write tsH
order on little slip Of paper and p
the price opposite. The check is the.
paid to the cashier at the desk
when | had finished my light re-
past picked up the slip placed on the
table by the waiter and, glanciaI at it,,
saw written thereon:
"'Pie, Be-.
"Coffee, &C.
81 called to the waiter in curiosity:
'Key. John, didn't have any pie, |
ate a sandwich
That's I'll right boss, he replied
pie and sanwich is both the same
price, and | amt so good on spelling
that san'wich. Washington Star.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-24

wANrtn- FAITHFUL Person TO CALL
On retail trsde nnd Artt- for manufacturing
hlusp having well e.tah ishcd bust ees local ter
ritar rttHignt sslsrv s2i - 4 weekly andeK rnse
tn,rrv advanced prrviuus experience unnecessary
~ ton p.r,a-nrrt hr-infts SuecFsiu' In
-, l,.ss+ -elf a'r.-s ruv'f'if - ~'1nt hitsnen
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-24
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
now 70 Fi=d oct.

FIJI a bottle or common glass with your
va.er and let It stand twcnty-four hours; a
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-24
MCPHERSON
COLLEGE

eAS essSsNNSsN - "s'so
Exceeded by no other in the state.
Pupils admitted at any time.
Hyo-,-,o1 Graduates receive Life
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Business young men and women
thoroughly and promptly for modern
business life. The Business, the Ac-
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are oil under the direct personal
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line vi work.
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State BanL. tny.i II took my bust.
ness course ut Mcpherson College,
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VI tho preparation which acquired
in the business department: Of
Mcpherson College"
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TIE HERALD,
PhillipSburg, Kansas.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
LOqdnSville Notes.

Logansville, Ohio. Oct. 25.-The
services Sunday morning and evening
conducted by Rev. Yantis were the
first for the coming year and were well
attended.
Mrs. Sarah Krouse, who has been
seriously ill at the home OF Mr.. Cliff
Krouss, was able to be brought home
last week.
r. W. McCalla and wife and g. G.
NauRle and wife are attending the
Worlds Fair.
Margaret Longbrake is iudisposed.
Harry Loffer attended the funeral Of
his brother Franks child Sunday.
Mr.. Coleman and John Naugle, o.
Bellefontaine, and Harry Larkin wer'
Sunday guests Of G. c. Naugle.
Don knight. of Bellefontaine. visit
ed at o. B. Goodheart's last week.
Miss Sarah Peters is still confined t
her room.
Cliff Krouse and wife entertaine,
friends Saturday evening.
Elder Line, OF Bsllefontaine. was il
town last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serv
dinner and supper on election day.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
Walnut Grove DOinUS.

Walnut Grove. Oct, 24.-Mr. and
Mrs Burnal Clapsaddle visited at Mr..
Marion Fout's Sunday.
Mrs. George Kaufman and son For
est were at the county seat Saturday.
Also Mr.. Jesse Hubbard and family
and Mr.. Will Oder.
Mr.. William Kershaw is back to old
Bellefontaine again. He is now visit.
ing at Mr.. William Faris'.
Mrs. Clark Bell is on the sick list.
Mr.. Earl Fout took the train Mon.
day morning for West Liberty, where
he will work for his uncle, Mr.. George
Davis.
While visiting W. d. Faris Saturday
your scribe was shown small stone
brought from Florida. 1t was called
the bleeding tooth. 1t was similar to
snail shell, only at the opening there
was small tooth with blood around il
resembling a bleeding tooth very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Daily visited Al
Mr.. Fout's Monday.
Mr.. George Oder visited at Mr.. Viii
Oder's Sunday.
Miss Esta visited Miss Ivy Bell Sun
day.
MIR. George McColloch. Of West Lib
erty. was at this place last week.
Miss Mae Adams expects to spent
the winter at her sisters at Lorain.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28

Columbus, o., Oct. 27.-Adjt. Gen
Critchfeld took summary action yes
terday in the case of two members OF
the national guard, guilty of fragrant
violation of rules at the Athens en-
campment. Both were dishonorably
discharged from the service. Corporal
Charles Reeder, of company E, Third
regiment, Springfield, assaulted Hol-
land c. Webster, a signal corps Of
ficer from Toledo, and would have in
jured him IL two sergeants had not in
terfered. Reeder was first reduced to
the ranks, assessed all his camp pay
and then dishonorably discharged
| The other culprit was Private William
Stump, Of company c, Eighth regi.
ment, Canton. His offense was the
use of obscene language. His
camp pay Of IS was also taken from
| him
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
interpretations.

Columbus. o., Oct. 27.-Incorpora-
tions yesterday: Oberlin Coal, Lum-
ber and Milling Co., Oberlin, capital
SAC, 1000. Franklin Cotton Mill Co.,
Cincinnati, capital $4,000. Consoli-
dated Cooperage Co.. Cleveland. CAPT.
tai 100000. whalebone Buggy and
Harness Co., Cincinnati. capital $780,
200. G. M. Gest Co.. Cincinnati, con-
tractors, capital 100000. Congress
Club, Youngstown. Lake Shore Pleas
ure Club, Sandusky. Ashland Horse
Collar Co, Ashland. capital $4,000
International Wood Distilling Co.
Cleveland, reduction Of capital from
500, 900 to $4,000. Lakewood Goa
Co, Lakewood, increase of capital
from $1,000 to $4,000. Western Re
serve Guaranty Co., Cleveland, CAPT
tai 80 600
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
NOrthWOOd Notes.

Northwood, Oct 25.-Rev. X. q.
Wallace, of Huntsville, preached in the
q. p. church here last Sabbath morn
ing. Announcement was made that
Rev. Gordon, the pastor. would be
back with the congregation the first
Sabbath in November.
There were no preaching services in
the r. p. church here last Sabbath
Rev. Hargrsve being absent at New
Concord. Ohio. assisting Rev. Samson
in communion services.
Miss Libbie Johnston had q public
sale of her property Tuesday of this
week and will spend the winter among
her friends.
Miss Mary Miller and her nephew
Allie and niece Miss Bertha will move
to Illinois this week having shipped
their goods last week.
Nearly seventy friends and neigh
bors called on Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A.
Mitchell Wednesday evening to express
their regret that they are going &C
move away and show their apprecia.
ton of them as neighborr. They will
move in few days to Perry county,
Ohio.
g. W. Kennedy's snd Kerr Bros.
sales of real estate and personal prop
erty occurred Tuesday of this week.
The failure of the RushsyIvanis
bank is discommoding a few of on
people.
A. NJ. Creighton has enough mic
lambs feeding to make double decl
load and they are fine ones.
Q B. Anstine's children are havinl
the chicken pux ut present.
The Summers Bros from north o
New Richland. have quite a job o
wood cutting on the W. T. Patterson
farm.
The commissioners are having
bridge built on the Eagle pike near A
Benton's home. f. G. Speer is super
intending the work.
Nathan Levan, from near Zanes
field, was doing business in this vicin
ity Thursday of last week.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
BellcCenter Bulletins,

Bellecenter. Oct. 24.-The temper
ance people here gained grand vic
tory last week. After a decade of
Temperance rule all denominations
united in q thanksgiving service in
the q. P. church on the evening of the
election. We are proud of our beauti-
ftl village and of the reputation for
temperance and morality it has sus-
tanned during the past decade.
The trial of r. II. Valentine oc-
CURED on Friday and Saturday and
Mayor Phillips gave his decision Mon
day, viz. 800 and the costs of the case.
Rev. W. A. Atkinson has been
preaching a series of sermons in the
Presbyterian church on the life OF
Joseph.
Rev. Strane, Of Reynoldburg. o.,
preached in the U. p. church on Sab
bath morning on Stewardship" and
at p. IN. he preached q sermon &c
the young men.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church to the number ol
twenty had an all day meeting Tues
dav at the home Of Mrs. g. Lilies. A
bounteous dinner was. served and al
had happy time.
Drs. McNiel and Phillips were called
to Yelverton ON "wednesday evening by
the Sloan tragedy.
The lecture bureau will open it
course on the evening of Nov. 10 with
a concert by the Hawthorne Musica
Club.
Mr.. W. d. Dodds has sold his hard
ware and implement store to ]. ID
Stephenson and A. J. Porter, of Rush
sylvania- We welcome these citizen.
to our town as we understand they vii
move here.
The Ladies' Missionary Society O
the U. P. church will hold a meeting
on next Saturday at 2 p m at the hom'
of Mrs. NJ. Hsnnum.
There will be q congregational meet
Ing in the U. 2. church ON Tuesday
Nov. 1, to take an informal vote 70
the selection of a pastor.
Rev. Work will preach in the q. P.
church ON next Sabbath.
Mrs. W. J. Fulton and little sol
Huston went to Findlay Thursday Il
visit n brother and sister there and vii
also visit sister in Lima.
Rev. Williams, the new NJ. E. pas
tor. was given fine reception and b
is busily engaged in getting the new
NJ. E. church finished.
Rev. Elsey. of Michigan, visited hi
cousin. Mrs. Jno. Fulton. and Occu
pied the r. P. pulpit last Sabbath.
Mrs. Hattie Fem. Of Cincinnati, i
visiting at the Fulton home at present
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
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Have you paid for your REPUBLICAN
OUR LIGHTING PLANT.

The city Is just now completing ex-
tensive improvements at the water
works pumping station. new mains
have been laid. new pumps were re-
Gently purchased and when the present
work Is finished there will be no better
water works plant in central Ohio.
The gas plant has also been improved.
. new holder constructed. new mains
and other necessary additions furnish
ed Both gas and water plants viii
soon Be in condition to furnish the SER
vios needed for several years without
othsr appropriations having to be asked
for The electric light plant however
needs attention Mr.. Buchanan, MEM
Der Of the Service Board, having this
plant in charge. urges the Council to
10 take some action 20 relieve condi-
fions there Armatures have been
burned out, the engines are in bad con-
dition and the plant is generally run
down owing to the heavy work it
has been required to do since its con-
s<xuction- Improvements must be made
At once or the plant win soon be un-
able to furnish electric service.
It would be = wise thing for the
Council to turn it's attention now to
the electric plant and see that matters
are Strengthened out there If the ma
chimes are not repaired it will be nec-
esssry to cut the arc lights fIom the
stores or to leave the north and south
circuit in darkness in order to run the
commercial circuit. There seems to bt
an injustice in this as the street light:
are absolutely necessary for the con
venience and safety of the citizens
The Daily Index has long been in favol
Of securing q day electric service fol
BelIefontaine- With improvements a
the plant this would be possible an6
the business interests would be greatly
benefited thereby. If extensive changes
are made it probably would be n,
cheaper than to install new plant
which If decided upon should be thebes
for the least money. The people expec
electric service and Bellefontaine ha
long needed larger plant than the on
now In use, and the Council will b
commended by the citizens if they &C
at once and plan for the improvement
needed at this branch of the city's in
dustr1es.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
A Suit to Test Early Closing Law.

Cleveland, Oct. 27.-The suit to
compel the board of elections to keep
the booths open until $50 p. m. was
filed by ]. ". McGorray and R. c.
Wright late Wednesday. The suit is
In the form of a mandamus against
the board of elections. county board
Of election supervisors and the judges
Of precinct A, ward IA. This precinct
is selected merely to make the case
specific and a test one. The petition
ers charge that the law closing the
booths at p. m. is unconstitutional
because it applies only to cities over
800 900, and because it would disfran-
chise many voters.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
Biz SDrIn0S Letter.

Big Springs, Ohio. October 26.-Mrs.
Leedom and daughter, Mrs. Wilson, of
Bellefontaine, visited Mrs. J. o. Jen-
kins of this place, Tuesday.
Miss Edith Runner. who is employed
as governess at the Logan County
Children's Home, has weeks vaoa-
tion and is visiting relatives and
friends here and at Ridgeway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McAdams, of
West Mansfield, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McAdams, of this place. Sun
day.
Mrs. Margaret Kerns, Of Bay City,
Michigan, is visiting with relatives.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M
P. church served dinner at two sale
last week, Mr.. Powers and Mr.. Dalla
Rosebrook's on which they cleared owe
seventeen dollars.
Mics Florence Mckinley went b
Centerburg, Knox county, Saturday
to visit with friends and returne'
home Monday.
The men who have been qusrryin
stone in George Brugler's quarry dis
covered cave in the quarry last week
which is about 1s feet in length an
about feet in width. and when th
stone and dirt are cleared away fror
: the mouth of the cave it can be e,
/ plored and visitors can see what thi
new discovery is like.
: Mr.. Addison johnson, Of Kentor
! spent Saturday night and Sunday wit
friends here.
, The quarterly meeting which WI
= held here in tine NJ. P. church Sunds
was well attended. At the morning SCI
{ vice. quite number testified to Il
r goodness of God aud at the close of Il
r preaching service the sacrament OF I'll
Lords Supper was observed. Sixt.
a five communicants were present to r
I member that Jesus said. This do
remembrance of me- The past
Rev. Elliott. of Ridgeway, conducts
e the services assisted by Rev. Sprin
h of Ridgeway.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
An Alleged IncendIary Is Missing.

Columbus, o., Oct 27.-Fire Mar
shall Davis has ordered a most careful
search on the part Of all his assist
ants, deputies and detectives through
out Ohio for A. M. Harsh, who was re-
Gently placed under $1,000 bond at
Dayton. Harsh was arrested, charged
with having fired his livery barn at
Union. IL miles from Dayton He
owned a saloon, hotel and livery
stable and the fire marshal claims
that he has been losing money. His
buildings were fired in three places
The blaze in the saloon and hotel
were put out with little loss, but the
barn burned to the ground, entailine
a loss Of about $500. Harsh was ar.
rested and released on bail. He was
indicted by the grand jury Tuesday.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Manager Smith r. Thompson win
leave soon for the southwest, where he
win spend the winter months.
Frank Reprogle has returned home
after his annual county fair tour. Mr..
Reprogle conducts a cane rack and
says that while fair business this year
was not as good as in 1908. still all
people holding privileges made more or
less money.
Auditor F. E Milligan is planning
to again attend the st. Louis fair be-
fore the big show comes to sn end BE
says he would like to leave the evening
of the election after casting his vote.
and read the election returns ON the
train
Jean Williams, of Zanesfeld, was in
the city today and states that his son
Chester is now In San Francisco, Cali
fornia, visiting friends and may bs
home in a month or two. Chester re
Gently recovered from an attack of ty
phoid fever and went west for the
benefit of his health
Fred, son of Probate Judge and Mrs
W. s. Plum, has entered upon his hrst
year studies in pharmacy college il
Philadelphia
/, Harry Mccullough has returned Il
Cincinnati after a pleasant visit here
with his mother. He is a passenge
conductor on the Columbus division o
the Big Four but hopes to be transferred
to the Ssndusky division Of the road II
the near future.
DIR. W. NJ. Goodlove. formerly
practicing physician in Rushsylvani
and now connected with the Treasur
department at Washington, is visitin
with Logan county friends
Little Inez. daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Web Shaw, of Springfield. has re
turned to her home after visit wit
her grandparents, ex-Sheriff and Mrs
Presley Shaw.
Genial Eli Norviel. of lewiston
reservoir. was in the city Wednesda
and says the work of strengthening th
embankments of the reservoir is rapid
ly progressing.
Joseph King has been called to A
hance, Ohio, on account of the serior
illness of relative.
!. Mrs Mary Emery and daughter Mi
Jennie have concluded to remain
Kenton the rest of this winter and wi
, live with DR.. w. q. Emery.
Miss Mary Resgh is In Toledo whel
, she will accept a position as an assis
/ ant librarian in the city library.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28

Birth-marks which mark and mar the out
whose children may bear them. But for
every child who bears birth-mark on the
skin there are many who bear an indelible
bIrth-mark on the mind. Nervous mothers
have nervous children and many n man and
woman owes an irritable and despondent
temperament TO those days of dread when the
mother waited the hour of her maternity.
The use of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
strengthens the mother for her trial: With
strength comes a buoyancy OF spirits and
ouietness OF mind, which Is one OF the hap
piest gifts a mother can bestow on her Of
spring. BY giving vigor ana elasticity to the
delicate womauly organs "Favorite Prescrip.
tion'' practically does away with the pain oi
maternity and makes baby's advent Jas nat
urAl and simple as the blossoming of How
er. There is no opium, cocaine or other mar
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-28
Quincy News Items.

Next Sunday will be general rally
day in the M. f. church here. League,
Sunday school aud church. The roll
call of these organizations will be had
and there will be great rallyiny of
the forces and it Is expected this will
be a great day for the church here.
Mr.. d. A. Piatt, of Topeka, Kas.,
wife and daughter. Nellie. who have
visited their daughter. Mrs- Low
Cloninger's family and other relatives
for a little more than five months. will
leave for home next Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Hoover's residence on
south Miami street is receiving it,
second coat of paint and otherwise
some Of the finishing touches.
Mr.. John Deinhart. of Kentop, came
down In the last week and gave Mr.
Thos. Idle's house q coat Of paint.
Mr.. VIM. Persinger and family oc
cupied their beautiful home on Miam
and Walnut streets, in the last week
Mr.. l. W. Hedge is greatly improv
ing his home on west New street.
James Patton and family visited hi
son, Floyd, of Lima, Sunday. Mrs
Patton Will remain until the last o
the week.
The wreck on the Detroit Souther
here delayed freight traffic for nearl
two days A light passenger trai
passed over the road Sunday.
A south bound freight train in max
ing the Big Four crossing Ssturda
evening had a breakbar to drop down
which threw an empty coal car off th
track, broke the coupling of the ca
boose and left il at the crossing An
the engineer not having knowledge {
the accident, pulled the dersiled CO
about one mile, where in pulling owe
a trestle some IL feet deep the car b,
came detached and after running
short distance. the engineer discovere
the loss of part Of his train, backe
up. and what made matters 30 muC
worse, at such rate of speed that l
struck the car on the trestle with sue
E force as to pile up and roll off in Il
4 creek below five or six cars whic
: were piled up in every conceivab
5 shape. If signal man had been SCI
1 nearly all the loss might have bet
s avoided. Haste makes waste often.
Mrs. Maggie Baughman. of Sidne
{ visited Chas Baughman's family So
t urday and Sunday and o.ner relative
I returning home Monday.