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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26

Il know I'd ou=hn't To mind it. :"
whispered Lucinda rppcntautly to her
self rs she pushed another pie into the
oven. John an me done been mar
ried six months now. an 'ccpt for one
thing | amt got q Sorrcr."
She shut the door resolutely ON the
pie. rs though to inclosc her secret care
in the oven also. and then went deftiy
around the sunny kitchen putting house
wifcly touches here and there.
No pretticr girl than Lucinda was
ever born in quiet little Greenville
She was so pretty indeed that when
John Logan. widower of thirty eight.
married her and bore her away to his
home in n Georgia village there were
many 10 predict that Lucinda would
spend most of her time ''primping"
Eut no girl was ever more anxious
20 win her husbands praise. AMI ii
was thc qualifications attending that
praise that trCsIblcd her sorely.
ont In the daiSied Lafayette ceme-
terry slept all that was left Of Martha
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26
To the Memory Of
MARTHA LOGAN.
In Remembrance of Her Tnexam-
Piled Virtues as Wife.

Merely the word virtues was
crown OF praise indeed. But ''unex-
amplcd before it gave crushing
weight TO John I.ogIn's constant re-
cital of his dead partners perfcctious.
No matter how .lIky l.ucinda's pies
and biscuit. the utmost she could win
from John was Il gentle
Nearly us good as Martha's. dear.
jest keep you'll get there
Once when Lucinda. provoked over
some little thing. raised her sweet
voice trifle shrilly John said slowly:
Martha used 10 get fretted some
times. guess. but she had Il motto
she kept pasted up ON the wall. Took il
from play actors book. but twas
good. Ran about like this: Her voice
was low and soft allers-an excellent
thing in woman.
And Lucinda had bluShed scarlet and
lowered hers. y hatred which she felt
10 he ineNprcssihly wicked swcllcd ut
last in the girls heart. Often when she
passed the cemetery ON her way from
the village store she felt an urgent de
sire 10 90 in and defy the sleeper with
scornful words.
She put away the thought again and
again. but at last it overcamc her. One
musky summer evening. John not being
due Till late. she found herself standing
beside MartiIa's stately tomb in the
| cold moonlight.
Il hate YOU she cried. Il hate you
you dctestablc woman
The sound of her voice echoed
through the pale little congregation Of
the dead and terrified her. but she raj
lied
Yes: | mean it., want you 10 hear.
don't believe you are in heaven.
You're under that stone putting ideas
in Johns head every day.
| "Ahcm.'' said voice dryly.
| why. Uncle I.emuel.'' gasped I.uciu
da. recognizing village patriarch uni
vcrSally called 10y HAT name. Was
You listcning:''
Don't have TO do much listenin'
when folks is shouiin' like You was
returned Uncle Lemuel. still more dryly.
Lucinda hung kcr pretty head. then
burst into food of tears.
''She takes it all-all.'' she walled.
NO matter how patient am. ! KANT
be as patient as size was nor so low
Voiced nor such 4 c-c-c-cools.'
Uncle I.cmncl seated himself ON n
convenient corner Of the tombstone.
"'S that so:" hc remarked. with i
curious infection In his voice. "Waal
kin tell yOu Somcthin' of her cook
in e.
Lucinda sat upright. with blazing
eyes.
BE quiet she said. beside herself
Was she to hear Martha's praises ever
now:
Her cakes went ON Uncle Lemuel
nntroublcd. ''would have made eN'len
!. military fori'iiciiinnS: her pic crus
WIZ cross between inier rubber an
glue. an fer her biscuits He pauset
and Shuddcred.
'Cn-cle I.cm-uel.',. stammcred Lucin
da. .'d'you know what you're slyin'T''
"Rsckon So" returned Iamuel calm
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DICKS
PROMOTER
By BELLE MANIATES
Copyright. 1915. bu 4. c. Mcclure
By BELLE nAEIATES
Copyright. 1915. bu 7. c. Mcclure
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Cynthia sat before the fiickering fire
light in the library after Dick had
gone. gazing ruefully at the ringless
third finger OF her left hand. which
might have been diamond bedecked il
she only could have-bpi. no. she
couldn't. She liked Dick. He was
generous. good looking and danced so
we'll IL he were only not 50 tame,
She had known. OF course. that ulti-
mately his attentions would culminate
in a proposal. but she didn't think ii
would come so prematurely.
1t was so like Dick to call at such
an absurdly early hour and blurt il
right out without any preface and then
10 leave Immediately without replying
TO her kind little offer Of friendship.
Dick had no finesse. Still. she wasn't
sure that she liked man with too
much-like her Uncle Henry. for in
stance.
As if in obedience 10 her thoughts
there entered the room at this moment
her uncle. Henry Ormsby. a bachelor
clubman of some thirty and odd years.
what. Cynthia. And no Dick?''
"Dick has come and gone
"Dick usually comes and stays"
81 know it," she sighed: but. you
see. he came once too often
''And that Is why lac did not stay?'
'ics. and it's just as well Dicks are
sometimes tiresome."
Not this Dick He's quite n fayorite
with yOur-sex.''
Dick is:'' she asked. with elevated
brows. "Oh. the girls like him be-
cause he is agreeable. but none of them
Is very enthusiastic over him.
That replied her uncle. sis be.
cause they are used TO him and have
grown up i'm the same town with him
Then you know this is such an old
fashioned place all paired Off in
steadies. Dick mas been yours for SC
long that none Of your girl friends
would think of showing or receiving at.
tention from him: but let Dick be a
new man in new place and he would
be the lion OF the town.
Hes such stay at home: he'll
never 20 anywhere" said Cynthia
petnlantly.
Il think he'll have 10 go soon. be-
cause the junior partner of the firm
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26
Two ways of Seeing "a Picture.

An artist had sold u picture for an
exorbitant price. ami the purchaser
sued To recover. Tile harriSicr for the
purchaser WAS making the artist un-
comfortable 10y his questions.
Now. sir" he said in that pleasant
ingratiating manner at lawyers with a
witness. do you think anybody could
see beauty in that picturc:'
''Soinc persons certainly could" re-
piled the artist.
You think the Initiated In technical
matters might have no difficulty in un-
derSIanding ycur work.
Il am sure they would not
"Do You think you could make me
ace any beauty in that picture:" this
most supcrciliouSly.
Probably not now. sir" and the art
ist WAS most humble. but once ]
could have doac ~ easily"
Now. sir. how i that: don't un-
dcrsiamd you. Explain II you please
That's quite easy. sir. I could have
done 1t simply 10y employing you as my
counsel in. this ease" - London Tit
Bits.
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Offset il 10y the remark that there
would be heaps of d"ings" and Dick
would be strictly in il.
In two or three days Cynthia received
a Denver paper addressed TO her in
Dicks handwriting. Under society
notes she read of dinner dane
Dicks name was among the list of
guests. He had transgresSed the Unit
ell States postal rules by writing his
address on the margin of the pape-
In day or two her uncle dropped in
Il had a letter from Dick today" he
announced. HE was very modest and
only said how kind my friends were
in introducing and enter q iing him
But received letter rom Ellen
Darnley lauding him TO tie skies and
saying that had she been heart whoi,
and fancy free she didn't know what
might have happened
He left Cynthia a prey to jealousy
remorse and regret. She wrote Dick
that night telling him how glad she
was 10 hear he was having so gay n
time and how he must dread the
thought of return home.
His reply was friendly and gave de-
tails of the good times he was having.
Tomorrow night" he concluded. lis
Miss Darnlcy's wedding. at which
officiate as one OF the ushers. The
bridesmaid whom / am TO fall in line
with after the ceremony has eyes like
that picture OF Evanseline you are so
fond of. ! wish you could see her.
Cynthia threw the letter in tine fire.
The next time Henry OrmSby called
he brought a paper from his pocket.
Il want TO read yon about Ellen's
wedding" he said Dick is given spe-
cial mention as a cultured young man
from the east
81 am sick of the sound Of Ellen
Darnley's name. and Dicks. too,'' cried
Cynthia. forgetting Uncle Henry's
shrewdness.
Il know he said sympathetically
'it is bore TO hear Of people you have
never met" And he discreetly turned
the conversation into other channels.
Two days LATER Dick was shown into
the library where Cynthia was sitting
before the fire as he had seen her last
Her cheeks flushed Mt his sudden ap-
pearancc.
"Why." she exclaimed. did you ex.
pect 10 return so Sooni'
mo" he replied. They teleGraphed
me last night
lie forebore to say 10 whom they
referred. but Cynthia naturally inferred
that il was the firm. Later that even
ing Dick met Uncle Henry at the club.
Say. Ormsby." he said joyously. ''it's
all right
"why. my dear boy. when you are as
old as ! you will know that nothing
succeeds like success. told you Id
fix it,
You got Courtney to send me tC
Denver"
And the letters and Ellen Darnley'.
wedding did the rest. ] saw the fruit
was ripe. and telegraphed you tC
come and pluck IT,"
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26

Strength comes only through strug-
through struggle and earnest work
never through a frantic beating
against the bars nor through self pity
III health IS Il prison OF your own
building. prison wherein you are
locked 10y your own ihoughtlessness
and Lack of self control. Circun-
stances have something 10 do with IL.
and you may have Inherited tenden-
~ toward disease la that case circGm-
stances must be altered and Inherited
weakness ouigrown. Both can be done.
Earnest thinking and thoughtful work
will move mountains Maxwells Tall
isman
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26
NUMBER 8
ANTH 0NY WAYNE.


The RevoIuts".. 1ry Hero Was a SOL
dfer -fN~n n Boy.
Wayne was one Of the leading spirits
of the American Revolution. He served
throughout the war. most of the time
with the rank of general What he
was as n boy win interest readers. and
this they may learn from his biogra-
ply. written by Mr.. John R. Spear.
When he was about fifteen years old
Wayne was attending a school taught
by his uncle. Gilbert Tor Gabriel
Wayne, and this uncle, exasperatcd at
the boys conduct, wrote the following
letter TO Anthony's father, Isaac Wayne:
Il really expect that parental affec-
ton blinds You and that you have mis-
taken your sons capacity. What he
may be best qualified for l know not.
One thing am certain of-be win new
er make scholar. He may perhaps
make a soldier. He has already dis
tracted the brains of two-thirds Of the
boys under my charge by rehearsals of
battles. sieges. etc.
They exhibit more the appearance
Of Indians and harleduins than Of stu
dents-this one decorated with a cap
Of many colors. others habited in coats
as variegated. like Joseph's of old:
some laid up with broken heads and
black eyes. During noon. in place CT
the usual games of amusement. he has
the boys employed in throwing up re-
donbts. skirmishing. etc.
Il must be candid with you. Brother
Isaac Unless Anthony DAYS more at
tention to his books | shall be under
the painful necessity of disInissing him
from the school"
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26
BEFORE THE BREAK.
When Patience Is Hard For the
Strenuous. Energetic Mortal.

When Patience Is Hard For the
strenuous. Energetic Mortal.
We are all familiar with the impa-
tience which comes naturally with age
and failing health. the intolerance Of
little hindrances. the inconsequence in
argument. the petulance in comment.
which are the first signs of senility-
But there is another kind of impatiencc
which has a wholly different meaning.
Ii comes to the high spirited. strenuous
man when he feels the hand of age on
him or that premonition OF death which
the human Jody in some hidden way
can give to its owner. 4 man whose
soul is centered on a great ideal to
which his life's work has been given
chafes at the thought that he must be
taken before seeing its realization. A
man. again. of fiery energy whose days
have been spent in conflicts may redou-
bic his efforts at the prospect of their
cessation and show an almost hyster-
ical vitality i'm his closing years Ii Is
commonplace of literature. The men
OF the greatest power have the least
liberation for petty triumphs, the most
abiding sense of the smallness of their
doings and the magnitude of their task.
That line Of In Nemoriam" which
was one of the last utterances of
Rhodes csc little done. so much 10
Go,''l is a cry on the lips OF all who fix
their eyes on a far horizon. Haste TO
Justify themselves. either 10 make prac-
tical some idea or to walk little far
ther on the road. is the last infirmity
OF the strongest and best.-Spectator.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26

ON small island IN the Greek ar-
Chipclago There is a colony which is
composed entirely of women. II is a
sort Of religious order which considers
il disgrace for one nf its members TO
even look at u man. 80 when Usher
man approaches tlc island The women
pull the gray cowl> Of their casSockS
over their heads and turn their backs.
Provisions are never imported. as the
women raise their own products. being
strict vcg.tarianS Only the matron.
who Is annually elected head OF the col
ony. Is cvrt allowed 10 leave the island
The others remain on the island all
their lives. taking their turn ut ;ilI!ng
the soil. washing. housekeeping and
6shing
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-01-26
BABY'S ECZEMA
Top Of Head Covered with Scales
Which Peeled off Taking
Hair with Them.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Nov Six Years Old with Thick
Hair and Clean Scalp.
Cure Permanent.

"My baby was about six weeks old
when the top of her head became COW
cred with thick scales, which would
peel and come of, taking the hair with
it. 1t would soon form again and be as
bad as before. l tried several things
and then went to the doctor. He said
it was Eczema, and prescribed an oint-
ment, which did not do any good A
friend spoke of Cuticura Soap l tried
it and read on the wrapper about Cuti-
cura Ointment as n remedy for Eczema
bought box and washed her head In
warm water and Cuticura Soap and
gently eombed the scales of. They did
not come back and her hair grew out
fine and thick. She Is now a year and
a half old and has no trace of Eczema" ="
MRS. c. W. burgess. Iranistan Ave-,
Bridgeport, Conn.,. Feb. 81, 1898.
Mrs. Burgess writes Feb. %, 1903:
MY baby, who had Eczema very
badly on her head, as told you before.
after using the Cuticura Remedies was
cured. She is now six years old and
has thick hair and q clean scalp"
Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortnred babies and rest for
tired, worried mothers In warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest
of emOllients and greatest OF skin cures.
to be followed in severe cases by mild
doses of Cuticnra Resolvent- This is
the purest. sweetest, most speedy, per-
manent and economical treatment for
torturing, disfguring, itching, burning,
bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimply skin
and scalp humOurs, with loss of hair, of
infants and children. as well as adults,
and is sure to succeed when all other
remedies and the best physicians fail.
On o-m ot Chosol.te co.f-d Pins. Sc per xi.l Of e0l
O1fmenk t-c-. &c Depoess Londo1 y Charter
house Sqs Paris. RIe de 10 Psx; Boston. lr Colur-
bus Ave r tier Dug Chem Corp. Sole Propriesors
- Send for The GrsAf Huno1r Cure"
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q SIr~p De-froyer.

Are you ever troubled with insom-
mia -slecple>>nrss:'
Il should say | am Some nights
don't sleep three hours
That 50. I've cot IL awfully bad.
I've been afflicted now about Two years.
The doctor calls il neuris insomnis
paralaXiiis.
I've had il about eighteen months.
and we call il Ethel. - Schoolmaster.
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Fashions For Women.

The woman to whom each little de-
tail in the care of clothes is impor-
tant. appreciates the necessity of a
good method of hanging skirts when
not in use. The wooden stretcbers
for bodices are so well known that
comment on their many good points
seems unnecessary. However, this
does not settle the question of skirt
care very satisfactorily, because if
of substantial material they drag so
heavily onthis support that the mark
of the latter is often left to spoil the
shape and in almost every case
stretchs it deplorably. A patented
skirt hanger obviates this difficulty
and is among. the best of its kind.
Extending down from the hook at
the top, is a verticle bar fitted with
five short outstanding hooks: The
hanger itself is about the shape of 4
half-circle and the skirt slips over it
until the circumference of the waist
band forces its arrestment. The fas-
tening at the back of the skirt is
then to be lifted over the hookat
corresponding height so that per-
fect'evenness of support is given, with
no possibility of the greater weight
at the back dragging it down into
wrinkles or shapelessness. Bright
galv anized wire which does not tar
nish or rust, is used, and it is self
adjusting to any size waistband from
twenty inches to thirty two.
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This liiil.. vrrS.. founded an Japa-
neSe provrrh. las h'en cJ,led from the
works OF an En.i.sl.woman OF busy
pen:
At tho p;-:,'i i.Wi-s h-ink
Let - T. 's- and rink
Whist "a \ sly - J mn:
Fi.si the IA n i-'ies a drink:
Then IN .ir!-' tai.-s :, d.i;ik:
Then the drink LaLes ihe ris,'
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DR. sAIIiE n. CONNER.

OSTEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN. Register-
~ ed Graouate DIR. A L. Still School of
OsteoDathy. kirksvfIIe. Mo. Office Chalf'Int
Block. Residence 2iO East Columbus Av.
Office Telephone 572. Residence Telephone SD
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EDwARDK. cA1PBELL,

"A TTORNEY AT LAW. Special attention
~ given collections. a 'lstr acting and loans
Representiye American Bonding and Trust
Co. baltimore. Md Rooms 3 and 10, Law
renee Block Bellefontaine. Ohio.
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Bob-Ar yon fond Of reading. Dick2
Dick No. / hate il: that's the reason
I pretend lo like il. Ii my mother
thought didn't like TO read she'd
keep me at it all the time. - Boston
Transcript.
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DR.. ]. p. f1ARBERT

n4YSICIAN AND SURGEON. Special at
tentfon given to di eases 81 Eye Ear.
Nose and Throat, and the fitting Of glasses
Odice. Ils East Columbus avenue
Residence 3I2 East Sandusky avenue
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HAMILTON BROS.

ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW and Real Estate
IA Agents Office in the Hamilton Building.
east Of the Logan House, Bsllefontaine. Ohio.
Particular -ftentiOn given to collections and
settIernent Of estates Will practice in State
pspus.S. Courts All business promptly at
n pus o.
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DR. CARRIE RIcHEscN-

OFFICE laO n Main St. Residence 10 y
~ Main St Office hours to II a m-- TO 4
and TO D. m Particular attention given 10
diseases OF women
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TTORNEY AT LAW Collections given
n prompt aslt tn.ar n Partition aud settle
menf Of estates = specially Practice In the
state and u : Courts Ofice on Main street
directly opposite front entrance Of the Court
Eeuse. Bellefontzfne Ohio
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IOHN cHOYER.

TTORNEY AND AT LAW Special at
n renrion given TO settlement OF estates,
collections and lOanS- Will practice IN state
and L. : Courts Once and ;, Lawrence
Block. Bellefontaine. Ohio
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Four Fast Trains Chicago
to St. Paul. Minneapolis.

Via Chicago & North-Western R'y
Leave Chicago eco a. m. G:3O p. m.
(North-Western Limited. electric
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500 a. m. Fast schedules. luxurious
equipment, dining car service unI
equaled. For tickets, rates and
sleeping car reservations apply to
your nearest ticket agent OF address,
A. F. CLEVELAND,
234 Superior Street,
Cleveland, Ohio
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I'D McLAUGHLIS. Ex-Probate Judge
A -TORNEYS-AT-LAW. vi give prompt
n attention TO general law practice loans,
collectors. cOnveyancIuC and Settis ueut ui
estates Probate business asp clalty.
once Rooms 1 and > BellefOnt2ine Ma
fonaI Bank Building
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HowENsrINE s HUSTON.

4 TrORNEYS and CounSelors at Law, Belle
IA fouraYne. Ohio Particular attention
given TO collections and settlement OF estates
Once In the Watson Building. Entrance on
Main street
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There is no doubt that the woman
who loves you forsiyes YOU too much.
while the woman whom You love for
gives you too little.-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
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DR.. OSCAR RAL sion.

PHYSICIAN ano Surgeon. Office. 12s East
Il Columbus street Residence. 4O7 North
Mad River street Phone 29S-three rings for
Office and two for residence.
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w s. Southland.

livery FEED BARN McKee's Old Stand
LNorth Of Court House, BelefOntaine. Ohio
Excellent rigs and teams. Horses boarded by
the month; and single feeds furnished far
msr's horses
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DR.. W. q. sTINcncoMB.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Special atten
Il rion given to diseases of the eyes and ht-
ting glasses East Columbus Avenue. Belle
Ontaine, Ohio
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DR. c w. nEEENEa.


PHYSICIAN and Surgeon No ii6 East Co
Il lunbuS Ave Treatment OF the Eyes and
atting glasses for defective vision, asDectalty-
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DR.. W. n. OUTLAND.

physician AND sURGEoN-ofice 1so
Court Street Hubbard Block; residence
sls East ChiIlicothe. General practice Of
medicine
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DIR. J. II. WILSON.

HOMEOPATHIST Special attention given
II to diseases of the Nose and Throat Office
on South Main street. Bellefontaine, o.
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A. JAY MILLER.

aTTORNEY-AT-LAw Special attention
n given To collections and settlement OF
estates Rooms and y. Empire Block. Belle
fonrafne- Ohio.
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W. W. FIDDLE.

TTURNEY and CO5=ssselor at Law once
"A over Peoples National Bank. Bellefon-
tsiae, Ohio