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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-21

cures made by DR..
kilmer's SwampRoot,
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
caltriumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blzd-
der specialist. and Is
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-21
WORKED HARD.
DEGRAFF AGAIN.

DeGraff, Ohio, October 19.-At the
next meeting OF the council Tuesday
evening. October 25. the committee ap-
pointed to report on the legality of the
second petition for an election under
the Beal law will be heard with great
interest. 1t is thought that the COM
mittee will report fsvorably for such
an election.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-21
Howenstine & Huston,

Attorneys and Counselors At Law, Bellefon-
tame Ohio rartienlar attention given to col
lections and settlement OF estates ONCE in
the Watson building, entrance on Main street.
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Miss Alta Ziegler. of Springfield, il
in Bellefontaine engaged in nursing. =
Troy Record
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Elected Omce1.

indianapolis, Oct. 19.-Ths conven-
ton of the National Republican Col
lege league yesterday elected the toll
lowing officers: President, Alfred T.
Lunt, Harvard college; vice president
Clark Jeneson, Utah; secretary. John
A. Album, Ohio; treasurer, c. e
Brown, Indiana; campaign manager,
r. c. McCulloch, Canton, o.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-21

Livery and Feed Barn. MeKee's old stand,
North Of Court House. Bellefontaine. Ohio.
ErceDent rigs and teams Horses boarded BY
the Eonrn- single feeds furnished farmers
horses-
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-21
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers IS sure TO know Of the wonderful
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HATES TO SUBSCRIBERS

The Republican twice week is $3.50
per year.
The Republican and Weekly Cleve-
land Leader, $3.50.
The Republican and Toledo Blade,
$40.
The Republican and Ohio Farmer,
800.
The Republican and Farm Journal,
(monthlyl sl.5O.
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Are in No Humor for Peace Talk.

st. Petersburg, Oct 19.-An an
nouncement from Washington saying
that the administration believed that
the time for mediAtion in the fal
eastern war was approaching has ere
ated an unfavorable impression In
government circles here The idea Of
peace, it is asserted here, could hardly
come more inopportunely, with the
Japanese in the full flush of victory:
1t has aroused only resentment and
there is no doubt that II President
Roosevelt should attempt to open the
question at this time he would meet
with Q rebu6.
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known resident of this city, has been
annoyed recently by an anonymous let
ter writer. Mr.. Reyser, his friends
state, received letter dated at Pitts
burg, Pa, purporting to come from a
wealthy widow. and asking his hand
in marriage. The letter, it is said,
requested him to gather his belongings
and to come on east.
His many friends believe that he was
picked as victim by swindlers and an
investigation as to the source of the
letter may be instituted.
Miss Eva Eddy, the Ohio girl whom
W. p. Lane met in Asheville, n. c.,
during his stay there. was a school
teacher in a mission school in the
mountain district of North Carolina.
She is left almost friendless in Chica.
20, being now at the home of Rev.
Guy Hoover. the pastor who Joined
her in marriage with Lane. Rev. Mr..
Hoover formerly lived in Licking
county, O., and knew Miss Eddy wher
she was a school girl. Lane still re
mains in Jail here, being unable Il
give bond
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=. d o. C.-St- Marys Division.
In effect May I, 1904.
NORTH BOUND.
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A. Jay Miller,

Attorney -atLaw. Special attention given to
collections ans settlement of estates. Rooms
and .. Kupirs block, Bellefontsine, o.
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7T:ti
Of a Series of
Letters
.WrittenD During Army
Times.
SOUTHLAND
Described by I'd
ward L. Moore
In a Letter Written While in
the Army to His Brother
at Home.

Headquarters 53rd U. s. o. T..
ST. Charles. Ark. Jan. 30. 1865.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20

and enduring prosperity This is
no pipe dream but q hard boiled
fact. which our most pessimistic
curbstone real estate operator
will realize before the good old
summer time comes around once
mofe. II you don't believe 1t 60
over and inspect the new shops,
now in course Of construction. and
then take swing around the cir.
Gle aud familiarize yourself with
crop conditions. II the prospect
does not please you. you must in
deed be vile. Aud lastly. but not
leastiy. IL you can't push. get out
Of the wsy-ges of the earth.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
sssss vssse. ssisgs.

0EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RHCEIv-
y ed at the Office Of tho State Engineer. Dco-
yer, Colorado. until noon, August I'd, 1904,
for the constructiou Of q bridge across tho Ar
kansas River at La JuntA, Colorado.
A conbination wood-stsel bridge Of ono 10
foot span, is foot roadway with tubular piers,
I foot in diameter; 40 foot OF pile bridging,
consisting Of Is spans, e feet In length. Strains
must Be figured on . live load Of Is pounds 70
the square foot Of 6oor surface.
General specifications aud profile Of river
crossing may bo obtained By applying TO the
S&ats Engineer.
Each proposal must bs accompanied by .
certified check for SSO.U payable to tho
BOARD Of Construction Of the Otero county
Ssats Bridge" and 20 b forfeited TO the State
should tAs successful bidder fail 70 sign coo-
tract and give satisfactory bOnds within ton
days after being notified.
Bonds for tho amount OF the contract will be
bood.
rhe. right TO reject any aud all bids is rs-
served.
L. q. CAnPxnTka,
6tats Enginoes.
Yifst pahlication. August & isoa.
Last puhlicatioa. August 80 lsoa.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
Sentiment. favorable to Peabody,

Sentiment, favorable to Peabody.
has had al astonishing growth
hereabouts during the past two
weeks. and is increasing every
day. The more people learn Of
the record and methods of the
Western Federation Of Miners the
more :hey are inclined to approve
Of the course pursued by Cover.
nor Peabody during the last twelve
months. Democratic success may
be attained by an alliance with the
radical element Of the state. and
to the latter it will mean possible
chance for = return to conditions
that have become simply intolera.
BILE. Law and order democrats
will not approve OF such an alii-
ance. Peace aud prosperity are
essential to Colorsdo's welfare and
we can have neither in the midst
OF social revolution. The Western
Federation of Miners make no
secret Of the fact that their object
is ''control of the government. "
Read their record and then try to
imagine what kind Of government
We would have with that organiza-
ton in control.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
e.s,.ee. se.sy as,.,es.

William Ready. the popular
Santa Fe engineer. and Miss Fam
ME Sughrue. Of Dodge City. Kan.
were married in the latter place
last Wednesday. The bridal tour.
which they are now enjoying. in-
cludes q visit to Niagara Falls.
New York aud other eastern cities.
and after = brief sojourn at the
Worlds Fair will be at home in
La Junta about October st. Miss
Sugbrue is q cousin Of Mrs. Joseph
Posi-, OF this city.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
n.es,.,es os0sisI !. Tew..

]. D. Buckalew, third vice pres
ident OF the international Associa
ton Of Machinisss. was La Junta
visitor last Tuesday night between
trains. and held . short consults
ton with the local strikers. Mr..
Buckaiew says that the prospects
Of winning out in the strike Look
very bright. Santa Fe officials say
that they are well satisfied with
their present employees, and that
all Of their engines are in as good
running order as usual. They
have always had more or less
trouble, and declare that present
conditions are nothing unusual
And there you are. Both the
strikers and the officials seem to
satisfied-from their respective
points Of view.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
vvsss,sssie. sy,.s.

In York county. Virginia. they
are making watermelon syrup.
which 10 said to be rich and soft
10 taste. and a. good a. il sounds.
The south sends the earliest water.
melons away. She csn by no
means eat all the later aud best.
Inevitably. there is great waste Of
watermelons. Watermelon syrup,
watermelon sugar; there IS . new
industry in the bud. II the favor
Of watermelon syrup 10 ~ happy
as it is painted. maple syrup will
have TO look TO its laurals. Be.
sides, it is getting harder every
year, in the cities At least, to get
genuine maple syrup.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
Ass,,ss..e. {. ,.sss s...s l..s.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT r. ".
yunta. Colo, on July q, 1904, made application
No. sc, TO- the state Board Of Land Commis.
sio0ers to lease ths following described School
Wit:
All Of section sixteen. township twenty -dvs
south, range Afty -dve west.
No other application 70 lease the above des.
erihed promises or objections against the Above
application will be considered after september
MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First publication, August 10, 1901.
Last publication. August 81. 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
ee...,.s s,s.ss.

August a4th. assh and a6sh-
Prowers County Fair,'at Lamar.
August 3Ist aud September Isi
and ad-Bent County Fair. At Las
Animss.
September 9th. 9TH. 9Th and 9th
Arkansas Valley Fair. at Rocky
Ford. Watermelon day. September
8th.
September 18th Republican
State Convention.
September aIst. aad aud 73d-
Canon City Fruit Day.
September a7th. aSth, a9th and
3oth-Colorado State Fair At Pue
bio.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20

The sum Of S7S. 900 was offered
in Wall street one day this week
At even money that Roosevelt
would carry New York. The
money was offered in sums Of
81, 900 or more and there were no
takers. This bet is . good deal
like the one made in La Junta the
other day that Peabody, il nomi-
ated, would carry Otero county.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
Aeplsess.e. te le.se susie l..s.

DxNvKR, CoLoRADo,l
August e4h, 1901.
~ johnson and J. Isaac, whose po.tofiics
address is La Junsa, Colorado. on August q
Sos;d q Is.d 70 lss.. ns sh. io
lowing described indsmnity school lands, situ-
ate In Otero county, Colo, to-wit:
southwest oue-foufth. OF section nine. town
ship twenty-five south, ranEv dfty -four west.
No other application to lease tho above de-
scrihsd premises or objections against tho Abovs
application will BE- considered aftcr Septemboi
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First publication August 10. 1904.
Last publication August 81. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20

LOCAL knPckess are getting busy
again. A La Junsa property own
es. asd . former resident Of this
city. writes the great family jour
pal that LA junta 10 reported
dead, snd some one Who 70 pre-
vesting me from mskisg sales ID
doisg La Justa ~ injury By his
report % . banker eoneesning ny
psopesty." il i very evidest shss
some eusbseooe real estate OPEN
TOT is circulating reposss detsi-
oeataI to this city, 10 the hope q
alarming local properly owsess
sad depseeiasssg valses 70 de ed
ehat be nay e1ees . sals With sbs
usaal Eve q ees PEI eest eoo0is-
s;eo. We believe sbas deposta-
sisss ase sooesioss jssei6sbSe, asd
10 shis iaseasee thas sess q pus
ishosae uosA - -. esiae-
Thsss = ~ . sevs - the Astas-
sas valIey ehss hss . bsighsse est
leek shas L Jsses tes sssesisl
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20

O. Z ! ]: ! J. !!
ukAtton and the coanty seat ol
Otsro county. II l. located ii
tAo tnnctina Of tArse divisioos
" a tAo santa Re railway, -
nilss vsst of Kansas City, 70.
HnAl nilss sDashesst II Denvsr, g
- niles east of Puehlo, and g
ailss noslA aAd sast d Trinidsd. fhe alti-
tuAs Il A,10e fsss, and tAs climate. taken the
ye., .rss,d. Z sss.rp.s.sd; Ai.oss eo.s.sss
eIssAy aay 4 . rarity. La Junts has al tAe
.eesopoaisaa eonvisee.s nesdsd b. . city o!
SAD popalatioa, inel1ding many niles o(
hsicL :sdsvalk,, !. psri.ot sy.ssa Of ..ni..ry
pais. an all.day ssd au-ai{A .srvics. water
ses.,s ~ o. az ss,S. ~
rossss, Ars dspartncnt, tslspAoos system With
- suhsesibsn, free exehansc. with Rocky
Feed. ..d loes distance eonnsesioas With any
70 city In the state; tss churches, dftssa secret
ed frstesnal orders, svo banks. tD,oU capital
sd e11100o deposits; three nswspapsrs. opera
Assss q 10 ssstias capacity. 6siet plant q
20e daily capacity, aanufacturing bsst quail
~ q vitFihsd brick; Sour nill Of 30 barrels
daily cap.cisy; csn.inF factory, :ceond lars,st
best towns Of It's siss In the state OF Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
assAy Ve.s 0ssstsss esesssss.

]. II. Murray, William Mel
bourne and William Spalding we're
brought down from Rocky Ford BY
Marshal Baldwin last Wednesday
and provided with quarters as ,he
Hotel de Barr. They are charged
With bursisrising GriswoId's bicy-
Gle and gun store on the night Of
August 18th. carrying oG nine 9uns
and ehough smmunition to supply
. smsll seginest. Last Tuesday
the three mea entered the hard
ware store of ]. NJ Killss 10 Pueb
10 and asked sos essssidees % 6s .
numbes Of oespoas Of various
sizes. The lsct thss the nen had
ssch . variety q guss' excited the
|suspieion Of NJ. kilisn. and be
sosi6ed she poliee. Who took the
|oea isto custody. After being
sesUoosod~ the 0eo sevealed de
faes ehoe they bed sheis plasdes
sscssssd seas de city liniss 10
PUsblo. where L vas recovered
ssd lsess ideasi6ed b 11s. Csjs-
Wood, g Roeky Posd- Tie thsse
oss hed . Pssliaisssy ssa0iss-
eies beepse Sqsiss Wsshbsss lsss
Wedsesdoy. ed = deseslf 81
Daooo boode vil1 lsaguisb u the
Oeeso eoasey haseils ustil sle
Oesoees ese0 a - disesies eouse.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-20
CANON CRY is making great pre-

CANON CRY 10 making great pre-
partitions for the fair September
aIst to a3d. A liberal premium
list IL guaranteed and . large and
representative exhibit Of the pro.
ducts Of the district Is assured
That the fair will be an unqualified
success no one doubts Who has
observed the enthusiasm Of the
people Of Fremone coansy to make
this event profitable and enjoyable.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
GOOD TEAM FOR CHESTER
Strong Baseball Club Being Organized
in PennsyIvania VILLAGE.

That Chester will have lrst-class
baseball club next season there IL now
little doubt. Messrs. skinner and Senior.
the new managers. have nct been Idle
during the past few weeks and they have
already signed some OF the best BAN play
ers In the country outside Of the big
leagues. Among these are two star pitch
ers, Beard, who pitched for wilnamsport
Last season, and Watts. who played with
Allentown last year. Watts stands G feet
a inches IN his stockings and can bat as
weii as he can pitch. He Is now In Canada.
Last season he shut out the Chester team
two games An succession without a hit.
The Cuban N-Glants. all heavy htters.
refused to go Up against his pitching
Two OF the inhelders signed are Tom
News, who Will cover first base. and
Mowrey, who will look after the second
bag. News Is a handy man behind the
bat in case of emergency. but the man
agement viii have two good catchers wher
the time arrives for opening the season.
A good shortstop and third baseman ar,
also in sight. Maxwell who played will
Penn Park last season. has been signed
to cover the left field territory and Temp.
lin. who played on first bag FOR Chester
win be located In the center garden. On,
OF the oatchers or pitchers win be IL
right field.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
SPORTING NOTES

Mike Donovan. Of Rochester. Is to box
Young Peter jackson at the Eureka A. c.,
Baltimore, Friday.
Captain Morgenweck and Henschei. OF
the westneld basketball team. went 70
Haverhill Mass, TO Join uhe team there.
Farmer Burns defeated James Alibridge
of Iowa, in q wrestling match, winning
three ont OF four fails at Iowa City. Ia
Tommy sullivan. Of Lawrence. Ne.
knocked out Bart Connolly Of Portland,
Mes at the latter place on Monday night
in the third round.
c. r.. Moll has been chosen by the men,
bers Of the Milwaukee Bowling Associa-
ton for the presidency Of the A. B. c.,
provided the 1906 national convention goes
10 Milwaukee.
The Foresters OF New Brunswick. N
~. viii hold smoker on Tuesday night
February 16. The feature Of the affair will
be boxing bouts between Young Hennesss
of New Brunswick, and Young Kelly. Of
philadelphia, and Harry Decker and 10,
Smith. Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Mr.. Hiram Schwarz, of New York
City, Recommends To-Ni-Ta as
a Restorative for OverwOrked
Business Teu

g was all rundown, mentally and phys
ically, and on the verge of nervous prostra-
tion from overwork. MY hands and feet
were always cold, the result of poor oircula-
tion. had no appetite and could not sleepi
finally had to give up business and 60 away
for a month.
while in Florida / met a man who had
beed cured Of stomach trouble and nervous
prostration by TO-NI-TA, and be advised
me to try it. l went TO the nearest drug
itore, bought bottle and began taking q
tablespoonful before each meal. / improved
so much after taking one bottle that was
able TO go back to business, and after taking
three bottles am completely cured. The
mucous membrane lining Of my stomach is
IN healthy condition, and my appetite and
iigestion are good. sleep better than ]
nave for years.
"TO-NI-TA is a wonderful tonic it tones
ip the system, stimulates the blood and re-
torres health to business men who are run
iown from overwork, worry and exhaustion.
Hiram Schwarz, "A East l24th street.
Nervous Prostration is catarrh Of the nerve
cells and can be cured only by getting
directly at the seat Of the disease, the mucous
membrane with TO-NI-TA, DR.. Lorentz's
Mucous Membrane Bitters TO-Nl-TA cures
catarrh of every form, and contains no Co
caine or dangerous drugs. All druggists or
iirect, 81 bottle.
Medical booklet and doctors advice free.
Lorentz Medical Co., Flatiron Building, New
York
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
FOR WOMEN
Tea Superstitions

There are good many supersutions
current anent tea Here are few Of
Them
When, the tea being infused, the lid Of
the pot is forgotten and left of for a few
moments. 1t Is said thar somebody will
certainly drop in for the meal
If two spoons are accdenty put into
the saucer Of a bachelor or a maid. it is
"a sign that that person will be married
within year.
Putting cream into your tea before you
add the sugar is supposed to cause love
troubles.
A tea stalk floating in girls cup is a
beau" Some people opine that the bcs,
thing to do is to secure him by swallow
ing the tea stalk as quickly as possible,
says Home Notes.
Others, however. bold that the right
course for her to take Is to stir her tea
briskly and then 10 hold her spoon up
right in the centre Of the cup. II the
stalk be attracted to the spoon and cling
to it. a gentleman visitor may be expected
during the evening; If. however, IT go e
the side of the cup, the visitor will Eoi
come that day.
II two tea stalks float on cup OF tea
place them on the back of the left HAND
and strike them with the back Of ths
right. II they remain unmoved or botl
adhere to the right hand. then the be
loved one viii be true, but II one stick
to each hand, then he OF she will Prov
Il false.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04

or one large rug. are to be preferred to
carpets. If there is "A sideboard /
would not have it heavily laden with
showy things, but would wish to sec
it dressed with the useful, everyday
dishes that suggest living.
The chairs / would have easy and
comfortable-not stiff-backed affairs.
to make ones back ache.
The draperies. curtains etc, should
be light and cheerful and admit all the
sunshine and sweet air possible. In
flats, where one must make the dining
room a sitting room, too. the white
tablecloth is generally removed and
for it is substituted a tapestry cover,
which gives q more cheering effect.
At mealtime everything should be
orderiy-the linen, not necessarily ex-
pensive. but spotless; the glass and sill
verware shining. Let there always be
a chair for the stranger. even an un-
known. In the centre Of the table a
glass bowl with any kind of foliage
Will be delightful. Try to keep il
green always. In daisy time" the
beautiful daisies make one feel fresh
and happy.
Do not have too many pictures. lest
You detract from the living pictures
The appointments may be meagre; ths
resources uncertain; but there may be
such cheerful aspect that the in.
mates OF this home win be supremelS
happy. Dry air, sunlight, and plenty
Of it and scrupulous cleanliness are ne
cessary to the wholesome house. And
equal essential is the bright counten
ance and the warm welcome of thu
mistress 70 each member Of her farnil.
or to any guest.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
Use of Face Creams

Much has been said and written for
and against the use Of cold cream and
powder on the face previous TO going out
but from observation 1t must be admitted
that such treatment rarely does any good.
Even when sparingly applied as it must
be during the day the oily nature Of the
cream will cause the face TO look extreme
|ly greasy when going into warm room
from outdoors; furthermore, while the
cream protects the pores 1t also acts as a
catch-all ard holds every particle Of dust
that finds its way through the veil, so that
Il in the end the actual benefit derived is
somewhat doubtful. Treating the face be-
afore retiring will prove more beneficial,
and any increased redness produced BY
manipulation will have disappeared by
morning. First ha'Jhe the face with warm
water. which IS soapy, rinse and apply a
cooling whitening cream composed OF
equal parts of oil Of sweet almonds, rose
water and witch hazel with sixty drops Of
simple tincture OF benzoin. In the morn
B ing bathe the face with warm water to
\ which pinch Of borax has been added,
rinse with cool water, dry and dust with
4 a pure face powder.
Evening journal., 1904-02-04
IN THE WORLD
OF SPORTS
,:e3@@@3s@89S@ssse@ 1900
fRYSlnGER CLAIMS BRlCE
Fast Player Signed by Penn Park May
Come Here.

Charles Briee, the oldnelder whom
Manager Heckert OF the York Club,
has signed for his team for next sea-
son, is also claimed by Jess Frysinger
and it is up to President Farnsworth.
of the Tri-State Association. TO decide
TO which team he shall go.
Frysinger yesterday forwarded cor
respondence between himself and Brice
to President Farnsworth in order TO
present and strengthen his claim upon
that players services. Jess claims
that Brice had accepted the terms Of
fered him by the Wilmington team
and that a contract was TO be signed
as soon as one was forwarded TO him.
In the meantime Heckert stepped in
and secured the player II the claim
that Frysinger presents is found 10 a
correct Brice win be notified to report
to Wilmington and VIII not be allowed
to play with any other Tri-State team.
Brice is expected OF become one OF
the best outhelders in the Tri-State
Association and his services were
eagerly sought. Last season he played
In the Hudson River League. He Is
practically a stranger In this section
He led the league in base running; had
batting average OF .372. ana fielding
average OF 1897. He is said 10 be q
ten n-second sprlnter.