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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
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Sabre 1897 gum GeneralbeppumG9s
ti9ten fir @bi3IuB sesenfeitiser 9an@
belspertrdge mabte.
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3rpeibrittelsme6rbeit erbielt.
lleber OisIes f6dnbli9e Spiel EN-,
port. legte Der alte 9err i'm Sabre
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Dem sr es miibe lei ~,per9ebli9 fir suz
te 3pede gu ar6eiten.
On Der neuli9 bier in gbieaeo ab,
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gen MID. tfeiIaunsbmen. S9ape
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Warlmal> unh Minimal>SdrrfS gu
e%reifen, cine birefte GrflGruns Su 9un=
item 5egenieitisen 9anbsls angsnpms
men Bate.
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Staaten lit, 1ol9e 8a6nen ein5ui6loz
gen ,tpenn lie ibren @ubenbanbel nabz
rem tpssisn, bas febt er nun flar auss
einanssr in fnappen 3eilen pie Die fol>
senos4:
nhM bic 8ef9iibung unieres einbeiz
mii9sn Charities tan1 es ii9 Bel un=
ferer 3oIseiebgebuns ni9t me1r bonz
bein. Die lit in Der pirtiamiten, ia
in Der iibermGbieitsn @eiie errei9t.
Sic Fat gu groBen gemeinI9dbliGen
Monopolen eefiibrt. Gs lit jeBt sez
boten, ourh Spedmdbises G~ntgesenz
fommen unlere ausldnOii6en Mdrfte
gu f6iiben. 9ier 5u 2anbe finb iberz
i9ifige Prpoufte i'm Wert6e BON Sum-
berten bon MiIipnen borbanpen, bersn
mir ni9t bebiirfen unb pelhe i'm Sns
lanos ni6t perbrau6t tperoen fDnnen.
Wenn nt6t Die dusldnbii6en MGrfte
fir oen Nbiab FOLDER prooutte pffen
gebalten perben, ipenn irsenb Elm MIDI
tiger Martt ibnen peri9loRen miro, 10
nirb bies audi ouf unieren inlGnOis
f6en Marft 5uriidpirfen. Cine nett
.sebenoe S@liebung ausldnbii6e-
MGrfte miro unpermeioli9 gu bsm3u,
fammenbru3 UNI eres natiOnalenWobl
ftanbes fibren."
60 parnt uno ma6nt elmer Der pei=
ieiten unb erfahreniten MGnner. limb
pebe biefem 2anoe, tpenn &afon's
Mabnungen uno Warnungen audi fer
nerbin in ben Winb eef9lasen per6ea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
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- g 9ortsu nteoerbolten
Malen mar beri9tet pprben, bab am
Sberlauf bes Com unb bss Sanga in
&amerun rieiise @ffen gefeben ipOrben
pGren, Die ipear &aralpanen at1ses
griffen baben folten. Wenn biefe Be-
riGte bisber alsrbanb ,Speifeln be-
sssneten, 10 iinb lie jest bur9 5pei
photographer beitdtiet morben, Die
eugene 8rufaur Der fran5Diif6en
3eiti9rift ga Nature" iibsridnbt bat
unb bic in bisier perOffentli9t perben.
Oas a~bgebilbete Sbier, bas Die Priz
flung bes 9opfes unb beionbers bes
S6Goels, bes Seii6tes unb DER Sbren
als sinen Gorilla erfennen ldbt, unters
f9eibet ii9 iebp9 BON benz Gorilla.
ben man an @abun trifft, burd feline
rieiiqe 9rDBe. Gs ma5 ni9t ~tpeniger
als 8 SUB, unb Der dufre9t iibenbe
aababer errei9te bic 9rDbe zines itez
fenben @ingeborenen. gs purbe in
Der NGbe BON OueKon, benz 9auptort
am mittleren Sanga, setObtet uno ses
b0rte au elmer 8arbe bon brei Sbieren,
beren Tubfpuren man beutli9 Inter
i6eiben fonnte. Ods Sbier mar auf
Der 8ruIt unb auf benz gau6e faT
nadt, tpdbrenb feineS 9ultern L.. feline
S9entel nit bi9ten unb langen 9aa=
rem bebedt paren. Die S6ulterz
breits betrus 31@ SUB unb Die re9te
Sanb pos unein 5 pfunb. Man
brau9te ni9t peniger als a9t S9Iz
BEN, um ben balb 5erlesten &abaper
bes Rieien mad Der &efibena gu i4afs
fen; er pps $50 pfuno.
SerbiGtetifde Wert6bes
Sb ties pirb bon feinem anberen
Nabrungsmittel erfebt; benin rei9liz
der SbftsenuB lDit alerlsi &ranfbeitsz
ablagerungen in unferem &Drper auf
unb bepirft cine quite @erbauung. Sc
gen ben 9urft lit es geiiinber als Sc
trdnte, bic, penn al5u rei9li6 asneis
fen, cen Mugenfuft perbiinnen unb ben
Magen erf9luffen, ipGbrenb iaftiges
Obi ni9t allein ben Ourft lDi6t, ionz
bern AUDI @ppetit unb @erbauune
ppbltbdtig anrest. Den &inbern lit
sutes, relies Obft unsleid ssiiinber
gum RUTHERFORD, uls jebs anbere I3ue
gabe, @urit, &Gie unb berel. Man
muB aber itets II gutes relies Sbit
faufen; lit bod bi~e9lussabe bafiir Mig
li9er, als fir man4e anbere, 5upeilen
t6euere @enub@ unb Nabrungsmittel.
@ine ri9tise Sbitfur berbiitet manfe
arantbeit unb ldBt iid leidt pbne Be-
rufsitOrung bur9fiihrsn. Ginem
i@paden Masen lit ssfo9tes Obif
oienli9er ais robes.
@ergiIbte meibe @oGI=
fa9en aufaufrif6en @eiz
Der Slanea, peiBe &inberfleioer ETC.,
Die bur9 2iesen selb geporbsn iinb,
frif9t man auf fOlsenbe @eiie pieber
auf. Sin babies pfunb bette Mars
feinerfsife pirb in se6nNuart laupar=
mem, tpei9em Wafer einselDit unb 80
9ramm Salmiafeeiit suseiebt. Sarin
tpeidt man Die persilbten Saden elm,
briidt lie na9 Ginger 3eit orbentlid
barir berum, obne tie gu reiben, unb
ipGf9t Tie bann in rei9li9 lauem
Mafer aus. -Wan tebrt bic linfe Settle
na9 auben, bGnet Tie gum Mustrodnen
auf, inbem man nod elm fpeibes Sud-
iiberlest, unb pldttet na9ber bieieni=
gen Stpffe, bic bas plGtten p~ertragen,
iorgfdltis unter tpeiRen SiiNern aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Gnropaii&e Uaaridtem,
@ropfr1a $c6relien.

8resIau. Dieter Sage tonnte
Der l1brma6er Mnton Berg, @arten>
ffrabe Sc, fsin %25jdbriges, Der llbr>
NADER paul patpel, &euf9sitrabe 1,
fein 5Oidbrises Meifters unb Sc
Ihdfts : Subildum beseben. = @ls
Der 3uti&er Mar 8loie Elm pferb in
Der Obls babete, perfanf es en- elmer
tiefen Stele, nobel Der Mann ins
@aFer seidleuoert purbe unb er'
trant. Die oei6e tpurbe balb sefunz
ben. = Die bur9 Die 8erufung BON
profefpr parti9 na9 2eip5ig freigez
porbene profefur fir Geographic an
Der bieiigen l1niperiitGt tpurbe nit
benz Pripatbp5enten an Der 8erliner
llniberiitdt Or. Siegfrieb pufarge be-
febt.
alt &ei9enau. Sie i'm Sber>
bOrfe selesene SeiiBuns bes in Wals
benburg CUR Irbeit peilenoen Wtau>
rers 2iebig brannte ab, tpie permutbet
pirb, bur6 .bDspillige 8ranbitiftung.
8si gintrsffen Der Seuerpsbr ftano
bas nit S9inbeln gebedte un0 aus
Ta6pert aufgefiibrte @ebGube f9on
in bellen Slammen, fobab nur bic i'm
Ydrterre befinblifen 9%dusgeratbe ees
rettet peroen %tonnten, pG6reno allies
uebrige Bis duf biellmfafungsmauern
elm 8aub Der Slammen puroe.
@DrliB. Oas @efdbrt bes 8drts
ners 8ernig : 2eopolbsbeim iiberfubr
bas iiebenjdbrigs MdbGsn bss Maus
rers S9mibt, oas fem @riibsr6en i'm
&inberpasen f9ob. Der &inberpagen
~itiir3te Inn, bod erlitt bas b~erdusges
f6leuberte &inb feine 8erleBun9en.
Sas MGb9en baeesen tuurbe- 10 suses
ribtet, baB es na9 tur5er 3eit infplge
innsrer @erblutung itarb.
9ausbprf. @ermiBt purbe felt
Ginger 3eit bic % Sabre alte Sp9ter
bes SGuslers 30sner bon bier. sic
bate fi9 nod am 8aIe bes &nappens
pereins psrsniiet, blieb aber felt ienem
@benbe trob aQer Ra9forf9ungen
fpurlos bsrf9punben. SEPT bat mun
enbli9 ben 2ei9nam Der 8ermibten in
benz gum gtablifement Gentnerbrunn
ge60rieen Sei9e aufgefunben.
3pfel. Der 8lib i9lug in bas
5aus bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weiier.
Sas 9aus ging in Slammen duf, unb
bic Sruu bes 8efisers erlitt 10 bebeuz
tenbe 8ranbpunben, bab lie i'm &rans
fenbaus untersebro9t perben mubte.
3aurabitte. gu elmer sroben
Ruuferei, nobel beindbe Elm Menf9enz
le6en gu beflagen getpefen tpGre, fam
es bier auf Der Seitenftrabe. 3pif6en
bsimtebrsnoen 9o95eitssditen fam es
bafelbit gum Streit, nobel benz 4rbei>
ter &Ott Der &utfGer Saguf9 iieben
Sti6punben in ben &opf unb 9efi6t
beibra6te, ipnie einen Mrm bon oben
bis untsn nit einem MeFer aufses
f9nitten Fat, fobab Scott in bos
8nappi9aftsla5arstb transportirt
peroen muBte. Suguf9 purbe gsfefelt
in bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iibers
fii6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Yropin3 Yofen.

Pofen. Dem S9iffseigner &rii@
ger purbe Die &ettunssmeouille am
8anbe perlieben.
8rombers. Ni4t seringes @ufz
feben erreste bic 8er6aftung bes Sis
rsftors bss bisiissn S9ullsbrerIemi>
mars Sermann S9mibt. sic erfplgte,
neil S6mibt in sinsm Ssrmins, in
tpel9em eeeen i'm psgen llnterf9las
suns perhanbelt tperben ioate, midi
eri6ienen mar. Ser l1nteri9lagun9
ipa ii9 S6mibt habur9 i9ulbig gez
ma6t babsn, bdb er Stipenbienselber,
bic er CUR 8erpaltuns bate, Der &aHe
entnommen unb BEL elmer u%nber6offten
Rahsnrsbiiipn CUR Deduns bes Jebl=
betrags fi9 bon psrf9iebensn bieiisen
9ef6dftsleuten, nit benen er gu tbun
bate, @elbfummen selieben bate. Nuf
antrag bes Staatsantpalts perfiigte
Der 9eri9ts6of tpesen Slu9tperba6ts
bic 8erbuftung bes S9miot. S9miot
lit pieber entlafen pprben, neil
5lu9tperfu9 ni9t ansenummen muir
be.
3rptpf6in. 8eim 8aben err
trant i'm pldner Sei9 Ger BEL einem
biefigen &aufmann in Der 8ebre be-
finbli6e 2ebrling Rittner aus plss
I9en.
Gobfens. Der @deripirtb go
rubti in pisno Nbbau biitete bds @ie6
uuf feinsm 5slbe. Spdter fam bas
Bieb allein na9 Saufe unb 8pruBfi
mar perf9punben. 2eBtens purbe er
In elmer Sorfgrube tobt aufgefunben.
Wabrf9einli9 1T er in einem 8rompfz
anfalle in bic @rube gefallen.
Meferib. SObtli9 perungliidt
TIT Der Subrmann Burn bss S9neibe>
miiblenbsiibers 9abie. gurb befOrberts
8%rauntoblen na9 Der propin3ialsSr
tenanitalt Sbrapalbe. 8ei Der Muf=
fabrt uuf bic 4blaberampe fippte Der
Wagen nm, unb 8urp purbe bon ben
berabfallenben &ohlen sGn3li9 bers
f9iittet. On ben erlittenen Hippen=
briiGsn unb inneren 8srlebungen lit er
geftorben.
S9neibemiibl. 8eim 8aben
in Der 9iibbop lit Der 5ebn Sabre alte
Sobn @lfreb bes Stations : 4Fiftens
ten 8aumonn ertrunfen.
9remeffen. 9ier ertrant beim
Spielen i'm Ssi6e Der 3ieselei bas 2
Sabre alte SObnden bes @runbbes
iibers S9uftsr.
Wpngropib. Sn Miiniter,
@eftfulen, lit profefor Or. Nortens
bed geitorben. gr fat bier piele Sabre
am 0pmnaium setpirtt, mar biel.
Sabre Stabtperorbnsten > 8orfteber,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15

Cedar Point Sandusky and re
tnrn 800 tickets sold July nth and
18Th good returning July 24.
ASbury Park N. j. and return
IS 10 tickets sold June 20 and so
July 1St and End returning July 10
or upon pa yment of 5Octs time aUilL
be extended until tag. 3Ist.
Sunday Excursion June 1S- Pom
eroy and return 1 90. Jackson and
return 10. Columbus and return
100
Dayton O. and return 8 80 tickets
sold June 81 and 9S good for return
until JuIy 1st.
Fourth ofJuly Excursion to all
points a0ithin 200 miles of Logan /
fare plus 25ct round trip; ,ohere ii
is less than I dollar The 25cts not TO
be added; tickets sold JuIy Ist end
Srd and 4th good for return July
5th.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
The DeDOt.

M. Fl. Kanode, day operator at
Lancaster was in Logan, Thurs
day.
A main line train in charge of
Conductor Considine and Engineer
j. Westenhaver, of Logan, made a
trip to Wellston, Saturday.
w. Z. Glassburn, brakeman for
few weeks past, has resigned
and gone to his home in Bidwell.
w. M. Deeds, assistant train
master of the II. ", was in Logan,
Friday.
Supt. r. S. Quigley spent
Thursday afternoon and night at
the Depot Hotel.
VIM. Davis, engineer and found
ryman, is off on leave for awhile,
to Bellevue, o., and points in
Michigan. Ed. Smith Is ON in hii
place.
Warren Bennett, engineer on thu
Bet, and family, are visiting Mrs
Benefits mother, Mrs. Cline, o
Hunter st. j. Westenhayer j
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
running in Mr.. Benefits place.

running in Mr.. Benefits place.
H. Z. Courier is now on the
local freight.
8. Mundy is on the through
freight with Conductor Wilson.
G. NJ. Finney, assistant train
dispatcher at Nelsonville, spent
Sunday in Logan.
Engineer j. Hensel is on local
freight in Smiths place.
Engine 2s, which has been in
for repairs for some time, will be
in service again apout July Is.
A new double-track bridge is
expected to be put in at the round
house in a short time in place OF
the single-track bridge now there
ID. B. Lemon and Jacob Bray
were calling on Mr.. Lemons
father-in-law, H. S. Honnold, neal
Ash Cave, Sunday.
The pay car was in Logan Tues
day and over night.
Frank Waller and guest, L. Z
Davidson will return to their worl
at Columbus, on the o. c., thu
week.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15

H.V EXCURSIONS.

Columbus and return I75 tickets
sold July 3Ist md Aug. Istl good
for return until Aug. Srd.
-Xenid O. and return 9.95 tickets
sold July 10 and 1Ith good for re-
turn until July I'm.
Rome city Ind. and return 7.@5
tickets sold Aug. 8 to 9lst good for
return until Aug. gjth.
Fishing rates TO Michigan all
points for rates call on 9. w. Sch,0-
enke Agt. Logan o.
Put.in-Bay and return b %
tickets sold JuIy 10 to nm good for
return until July nth.
Richmond Ind. and return 505
tickets sold July 81 Aug. SO and
good for return until Aug 10Th.
Niagara Falls and return IO.7(
tickets sold June Is 10 and go goOo
for return until June eth. UpO'
payment of 100 time cum be estead
! ed until July I4th for returning.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
Surprised.

Surprised.
Miss Florence Rose, the little
daughter of Mrs. Frank Rose,
High Street was pleasantly surpris-
ed Tuesday afternoon by a small
party of invited friends, the oc-
casion being her seventh birth
day anniversary. Those present
were Misses Dorothy Hoppe, Alice
Krieg, Margaret Rempel and Ruth
Shriner. Mrs. Rose served dain-
ty lunch to the children, consist.
ing Of potato salad, Saratoga
chips, ham sandwiches, pickles,
ice cream and cake, and lemonade.
The center piece was a cake with
seven candles. The guests receiv-
ed small baskets of candy as SOU
venirs.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
X. Of p. Memorial.

The Logan Lodge Knights of
Pythias and Rathbone Sisters held
their memorial last Sunday.
In the morning the lodges at
tended the U. b. Church in a
body, where they listened to a
forceful sermon by Rev. j. U.
Brown.
In the afternoon the services
were held at the Cemetery under
the beautiful trees at the public
mortuary. Judge Wright was
Master-of-C Ceremonies and made 9
pleasing talk of the purpose and
custom Of such memorials. He
was followed by song by quar-
tette composed of DIR. and Mrs
Cherrington and Mr.. and Mrs. j
b. Dollison. Following, Judge N
w. Dick. of Columbus, delivered 1
most masterly address. Commit
tees from each lodge decorated tn,
graves.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
Tore Him From His wife.

The new nest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Snyder, on Glenview Heights,
was besieged Monday night by a
bowling mob of Short-Skates, who
came to ask bucksheesh at the
hands of the benedict. William
was fOrcibly torn from his peace
full fireside and was hurried hot
foot to their club rooms; en-
route escorted on the shoulders
of three stalwart Skates down
Main St., while the band, impres.
sed in haste for the service, play
ed the "Triumphal Entry" and
his wee wifey followed, to the
home of Mrs. j. j. Snyder in 9
cab. A high degree of festivity
was maintained till late hour,
when Will was restored in gooC
order to the bosom of his family
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
B. g. o. S. w. EXCURSIONS.

HOME SEEKERS TICKET to
points IN the West, Southwest and
Southeast. On sale Ist and Srd
Tuesdays of each month.
ONE WAY COLONI,STYS
TICKETS TO Portland, Seattle
Tacome, Van Couver Los Angels,
San Francisco. San Diego ana 9th,
en- points in Washington, Oregon,
California and British Columbia;
Helena, Butte, anaconda, Pocatelio
ogden, Salt Lake city and other
points. On sale daily Sept. 10 to
Oct. 81 ST.
ASBURY PARK, ". J. Nation
al Educational association. Tickets
'oiH be sold June S9, 80, Juty land
g. Return limit July 10Th, with
pririle0e of extension TO Aug. 31St.
DENVER, COLO. National
EppOrM League Convention. TEX
cts aoiH be sold June 29 TO July Srd,
also on July 4th for such trains as
reach Western GateOGys on same
day. Return limit July I'm, aeith
priUiiege of ertenSion to.August Sth.
National FraterndL Order OF
Eagles, Aug. 18Th. One fare plus
81 90 for round trip Dates of sale
and other particulars iOW be an
nOunoed later.
National Ehcampment, G. A. IL
Tickets wit be sold august 80 Il
September Srd, also September 4U
for such trains that reacl
Western Gatevays on same day
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
His Resignation.

We want to say, without fear of
contradiction, that the home tai
ent entertainment last night at
the Opera House, put on by Roy
Harper, was the best this town
has seen in many year. The
house was crowded, showing that
the people of Logan are beginning
to appreciate the efforts of Mr..
Harper. y We want to review the
different characters of the play in
our next issue.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
Graduation Guests.

The following were the guests
of Miss Nellie Bray, of Gallager
Avenue during the Commencement
exercises: Mrs. A. A. Dowd and
daughters Helen and Ruth, Of
Well3ton; Miss Louie Martin, of
Macarthur; Miss Gusta Earnhart,
Mrs. SAINT johnson, Mrs. Henry
Smith and T. p. Johnson, of Siv-
erly, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Holland,
of Indianapolis, Ind. !; Mrs. Lavi-
ma. Heinlein, of Orland; and Mrs.
Hattie Heinlein, of Hue. The
last three extended their visit
through this week.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts ana Vouchers have been nled In
for lnal settlement John A. McClellAnd Ad-
ministrAtor OF estate Of John Ii. Todd, de-
ceased and the same Will come ON for hear.
o'clock a. m or as soon thereafter as may
F.P. MARTIN,
June 8. .8w. Probate Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
Euterpean Club.

The Euterpean Club will enter =
tain their friends with an open
meeting Friday evening, at the
home of Mrs. H. r. Harrington.
The meeting will take the form of
musicale.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15

Return limit Sept. 19th, With privil-
eQe of extension to October tn.
BALTIMORE, NJ. d. United
Society of Christian Eadeauor.
Tickets acil be SOLD July e, 8, !
Return limit July I2th, Nth priuit.
ege Of extension to Aug 3Ist. For
detailed information, rates, time of
trains, sleeping car reservations,
etc., consult your nearest Ticket
Agent or address O. p. McCA RTY
General Passenger Agent, Cincin-
natl Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
Ladies' Whist Club.

The ladies of this most popular
club met with Mrs. Henry Kessler
on last Saturday afternoon, and
spent one of the most enjoyable
times of the season. Mrs. Kessler
proved herself q model hostess,
and at the close of the games
served an elegant dinner. Mrs e.
A. L. Hyson received the highest
score and captured the prize, a
beautiful china bon bon dish.
The next meeting is to be held at
the home of Mrs. F. S. Pursell,
with Miss Helen as hostess.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-15
Notice, Maccabees.

All members of X. o. T. NJ. and
l.. o. T. M. are earnestly request
ed to meet at hall at o a. m. Sun
day June IS, to attend memorial
services at u. b. Church.
c. A. WRIGHT, Com.
F. L. UNGER, r. X.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed III
the Probate Court Of Hooking County, o..
for first and final settlement In lieu OF and
for final account, Alice Shields, Admins
tratrix OF the estate OF Glessner W. Shields,
dec d, and the same Will come on for hear
Ing ON the 3Dth. day OfJune A. ID. Ia5 1T 10
be convenient,
F. MARTIN,
June T., 8w. Probate Judge.
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Babies arid More Babies.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Stevens are
the proud possessors of fine
twelve pound baby girl who arrived
Monday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Delp went one better We'd
nesday morning, with two
volume edition of humanity in the
shape of twin baby girls.
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Entertained.

Miss Mary Goss entertained a
few of her friends on Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Maude
Durant, who will leave the last
of the month for an extended Wis.
it in PinckneyYille, Ill. The even
ing was spent with games and
music and dainty refreshments
were serVed.a
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The class exercises of this years
graduates, given in Rempel's
Opera House last Thursday even
ing, were emninetly successful and
pleasing, as we'll to the teachers
and students, as the large and ap-
preciative audience. The COM
plete program of the evening was
as follows:
orstion-"The Golden Age"
oration-"Resoive to be Thyseif''
oraiion-;.The Heroic Period Of Amsri. Anne OH
pussteHaviiIsge saa lsi wedding ADOLF a1 1en nS
oration-"A Maids Vision" -.
Eebate--"R "Resolved, Tha. the Hero Of
Peace is Greater Thar. the Hero OF
War" ...... .;An. Maud Maud %Newman, u,
voeoI soio-'1 Piucked a Bose" '. s.risk; ,ssoor,
oration-"Not who But WHAT"
oration-"our New England Heritage"
oration-"A Pies, for American Forests'
Duette-"Il-trovatore." Arr. by ]. Paul
Louise Stiers and May Kirker
....'..... Minnie McBreom
:. :.......t....... Harry Armstrong
Prophecy ........... ............. Louise Stiers
Miss Davey's address on "The
Golden Age" was sufficient evil
dence of hard study, patient re-
search, and taste. Miss Wolf
touched responsive chords of
truth, and voiced Socrates and
Plato In her parting admonition-
"Resolve to be Thyself." In
"The Heroic Period of American
History" Miss Filing treated of
an episode, or rather series of epi-
sodes, that never pail upon Ameri-
can hearts and minds-the sacri-
fees, the devotion of blood, the
"nobilitas in yulgo" that pefmiat
ed the nascent nation, when she
rose, victorious in the name of
Liberty from the ashes of tyranny.
"a Maids Vision" by Miss Bray,
was built upon the stirring ro-
nance and the pitiable fate of the
inspired .'maid Of destiny" Joan
Of Arc; whose story, from the first
vision on the hills of France,
through the capitulatlon of
Rheims, the triumphal entry into
Orleans, the farcical trial for
witchcraft, and the inhuman exc
cution that ended that eventful
career, is fraught with the sancti'
ty of the maid, the heroism OF
womanhood, and the inspiration
tnat eolves the problem of history,
The debate between Miss New
man and Mr.. Matthias called forth
the best efforts of both contes'
tants. The former made hel
main argument upon Jesus ol
Nazareth as the pre-emnient
"hero of peace" tracing the far
reaching and infinite effects of hi
life and work upon the world, al
apposed to the deyastations, thu
blood-shed, vain-glory and futility
of the heroes of war. Mr.
Matthias sustained his end we'll
however, adducing many truths o
history and philosophy to shov
that the really great warriors o
the world have all conduced tt
universal peace finally. Mis-
Philla Brooke demonstrated in
nice new way the old fact that on
eventual standing and individua
happiness hang not upon who, bu
what we are; it was a first-clas
plea for character in preference I
reputation. Miss Armstron