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Fancy Notions

Things that make acceptable gifts
Neck Ruches in fancy box so and csc
Ladies fancy garters put up in
Xmas boxes at. .... soc and 2Se
Ladies' pinon supporters in fancy
boxes at. .... .....,..,.,..,.. soc
Gentemen's suspenders and gar
ters in fancy Xmas boxes
ILL.,. .t....,.-....,,. QUO ana zoo
Silk belts In Persian designs and
Roman stripes, also Jet and
steel beaded belts all in Xmas
boxes at at....,......... soc and 25o
Pretty things in colored beaded
bags at 81. SO down to- &. ,...... SOC
Hand bags in plain and brocaded
feathers at 81. 80 down to ... 25c
Cents leather collar case S1.oo
Comb and brush sets LOO to, $500
Silver mounted clothes brush $500
Back combs, Jewel and metal
mounted side combs and bar
retts at 81. 80 to. ......,...,.... I0o
Shopping and squaw bags $3.50
uoWn TO .,.,,... ..,,....,.,.,.,, E6c
Leather cotton bag for suits at SI.oo
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Prophet Dowie Insane and
Helpless

John Alexander Dowie is raving
mad. The founder Of Zion City
has forgotten his own identity,
knows nothing of she church he
established, and heieves himself
tn be the commander of II certain
division OF mythical army. The
only name he knows for himself is
Jerry"
His followers. irrespective of
sex. have become to him gentle
men of the army" and he sees war
ships of the foreign powers an
chored in the lake to pay honor to
his dead chief.
Defeated in the courts by Vohva,
spurned by his son and wife, and
beaten at the polls in the election
in which he tried to again secure u
grasp on the affairs of the city he
built, the old man has become a
mental as we'll as physical wreck,
and his stanchest supporters say
that it will not be long before the
"first apostle" will be stricken by
the scythe of time. He is utterly
unable to assist himself, and has
to remain in whatever position he
ia placed by his negro body servants
until they move him. He 10 now
stretched out on his bed numb
ling incoherently to himself, and
it is said in Zion CITY that the
few 2ionists who remain faithful
to his standard will never again
look upon him alive.
A few of the loyal claim he is
"weak but RATIONAL" but the pitt
fnI spectacle he made a few days
ago in attempting an address has
convinced nearly all that Dowie is
at last insane.
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Christmas Umbrellas

Such is the completeness of thi; great
holiday line that those intending such
gifts will find the advantages we offer for
selection in every way the most salts
factory.
Umbrellas with covers of satine,
congo and metal handles
at at................ 75c and SOC
Ladies' umbrellas with covers of
fine gloria silks and corolas,
handles of natural wool, sterl-
ing silver, gold and pearl at
81. so down To .,.......... ST. 90
Ladies' fine silk umbrellas covers
of piece dyed taffetas and serge
silks, newest style handles of
gun metal, natural wood, gold
and silver at $500 down to $500
Ladies colored all silk umbrellas
with fancy borders, box wood
handles, special value at SITS
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-13
Furs for Christmas

This department has made unusual
preparations for the Christmas season
by providing in abundance the most de
sirabe styles in furs.
Ladies black and brown coney
scarfs with long brush tails at
$1.35, $1.00 and - 75c
Ladies long and short fur ties
and scarfs of brown coney and
water mink, some with long
brush tails and silk cord ties
at $3.50, $2.75, $500 and . S1.55
Ladies Sable and Isabella opos-
sum long and short scarfs
some in fancy shapes at$l250
down to. ..,.............. $3.50
Ladies Sable and Isabella fox
scarfs in long, short and cape
effects with brushy fox tails
and some trimmed with fox
heads at $25. 90 down to ~ $500
Ladies gray squirrel ties and
fancy scarfs, satin lined, at
SILL down to ........ $500
Ladies Jap Mink fursets, large
fiat muff, tie scarf at $3.50
and .,................. $11.oo
Ladies opossum fur sets, large
fiat muff and several different
style scarfs at $4,000 down
Observation-Disclosures. to. $3.50
Ladies fox sets large fiat muffs
and several different style
scarfs to select from $500
down to o,...,.......... ,sIe.so
Ladies Siberian squirrel fur sets
long satin lined tie and large
fur muff at $500
Misses and childrens fur sets
in the new shapes and colors
at $4. so down to to..... S1.Oo
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-13
Saturday Dec. Is, A. D., 1906

at one O'Clock D, M, of said day, ofTer for
sale AZ public auction, the following lands
ana tenemsnts, situate In Hooking County,
ohio, tO-witi
being the west half OF the south-we
quarter OF section NO. thirty-thfe5 t3i),
township No. nfteen (l5l range No. seven
iaen M, Hooking County, OHIO, con attaining
eighty tHil acres more or less.
Also southwest quarter OF the southeast
Quarter ~ section No. thirtY.t three fasl,
townshlp No. nfteen tlbl, range No seven
Teen ~, Hooking County, ohio. containing
lnTty (iOl acres more or less, the Two tracts
estimated 20 contain one hundred and
twenty (l20j acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 5000, free OF dover.
Terms OF Sale--One third ~ cash. One
third "a in une year. One third "a IN two
years Deferred payments TO be secured hy
mortgage on the property. Notes To bear
Interest at six 90 per cent.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio. this
18TH, day OF Nov. A D.. lMo.
GEO. B. WILLIAMSON, sherln
Harley Al. Whitcraft, ATTY. for PIN.
Nov. 10, b-W
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-13

Orino laxative Fruit Syrup, the
new Laxative, stimulates, but does
not irritate. 1t is the best Laxa
tive. Guaranteed r-your money
back. BoItA Co.
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HandkerChiefs

The busiest spot in this busy store for
Christmas shoppers. All the good kinds
Hemstitchcd, embroidered in linen, cam
brio, in silk. Handkerchiefs for men,
women and children and in assort
ments that are simply bewitching'
Pretty handkerchief boxes free with all
purchases of 2sc ,,or over.
Children's s handkerchiefs with col
ored borders, pretty patternsat ie
Ladies' and Misses all linen hem
stitched handk dkerchiefs and cot
ton handkerchiefs in embroid-
cred and colored border designs
good values at. at...,.......... &c
Children's fairy handkerchief foil
colors) at. ,................s-. DC
Hemstitched embroidered hand
kerchiefs n d handkerchiefs
with embroidered scallop edges
great values and pretty pat
terms at. t........,.......l &C ana ioc
Fine hemstitched, embroidered
and scalloped embroidered
handkerchefs. some in neat,
others in more elaborate de-
signs, all make desireable gifts
at ........'....... ..,....'....'' '''r 6OS
Ladies' hand made Battenburg
handkerchiefs, very pretty and
dainty designs, one in box at
$3.50 down to- ............. soc
Camera boxes and suit cases with
six plain hemstitched handker-
chiefs at t............... soc
Mems hemstitched handkerchiefs
some plain white, others with
colored borders at ... 10c and Sc
Mems fine all linen hemstitched
handkerchiefs, fine and sheer
at ............. soc, 25c and I5e
Mems hemstitched silk handker-
chiefs with fancy colored bord-
ers at Observation-Disclosures, soc
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Passed Examination Successfully.

James Donahue, New Britain,
Conn, writes; II tried several
kidney remedies, and was treated
Ivy our best physicians for dia-
betes, but did not improve until l
took Foley's Kidney Cure. After
the second bottle ] showed i'm
provement, and five bottles cured
me completely. / have since pass i
ed rigid examination for life in
surance." Foley's Kidney Cure
cures back-ache and all forms Of
kidney and bladder trouble. Bort
d. Co.
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Saturday, Jan. 5, A. D., 1907

at one o'clock p. M, OF said day, offer for
sale at public auction, the following lands
and tenements, situate in Hooking County
Ohio, to-wlt:
Being the south half of the north-ea
quarter of section three t3l, township No.
fifteen Q5), range seventeen az, and con-
tanning eighty-two tS2j acres more or less,
also fractional lot No. three (3I, OF the same
section. township and range, containing
forty-one (4lJ acres more or less, being In
aggregate one hundred and twenty-three
(l23) acres, more or less.
Appraised at S3500.6O.
Subject to the dover estate OF Mary Ellen
Myers, therein.
Terms OF Sale-One third 90 cash One
third "A In one year. one third "a In two
years. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the properly. Notes 10 bear
interest at six l6) per cent.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio.
this 4,h., day of Dec A d.. 1903.
GEO. q. WILLIAMSON, Sherin
Seth Weidy, ATTY. Tor PIN.
Dee. d, 5-w
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Knit Goods

May be 1t is something in knit goods
You'll find what you want here.
Ladies' silk shawls, pretty and
stylish at So. so down to -. ST. 90
Ice wool fascinators and shawls
in white and black at $3.50
down to ................. 90
Ladies' knit wool fringed shawls
with fancy colored borders
at t,.,,,.,.....S $3.50 and $500
Wool fascinators in black, white
and colors at go, 75e, SOC and 25e
Ways muffiers for ladies and
gentlemen at, t,............... soc
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Blankets and COM
forts

A sensible gift is something nice in
blankets or comforts. Plenty of the good
kind here.
1914 cotton blankets in gray,
tan and white with fancy col
ored borders at 85c, 75c,
65 and soc
LID and 1874 extra large and
heavy cotton blankets ingray,
tan and white with fancy bor-
ders at 2. rs down to . S1.oo
1914 and 1l-4 wool blankets in
plain white with fancy plaids
at 500 down to- ........ $3.50
Good large sized comforts with
covers of calicos and silkalines
filled with nice clean cotton
knotted with yarn, some home
made at rs down to- .. Sf.Oo
Crib comforts made of nice silk
aline and filled with good cot
ton, knotted with your ''home
made" at -. ...... S1.25
Fancy slumber robes, beautiful
striped effects and rich col
orings at ESQ down to- ... S1.oO
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-13
Sheriff's Sale.
IN PARTITION.
Geo. w Houston
VS.
Thomas Frasure, al al.
In the Court 0f Common Pleas OF Hocking
County, Ohio.
Cleo. w. Houston

Nolce h hereby given. that the under
dArsiRned sheriff of Hooking County. Onto,
by virtue ~ au order issued out of said
CpuFt Ia The above entitled cause, ana Ia
itIn directed az sheriff OF said County, VIII,
~ tho door Of the Court House In Logan, on
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-13

Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed, sheriff of HocFing County, Ohio, by
virtue of an order issued out of said Court IN
the above entitled cause, and to him direct
ed rs Sheriff OF said County, will, Mt the door
OF the Court House in Logan, on
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WOmen's Christmas
Hosiery

An inspection of these especially priced
lines of beautiful hosiery and compari-
son of values are sure to result in pur-
chase by everyone seeking an acceptable
and highly appropriate gift for women.
Pretty hosiery boxes free.
SPECIAL Black Cat
hose, Seconds" in mems,
women's and children's in
ribbed cotton, feeced, wool and
cotton with wool foot, regular
25c values at 15c or 2 pairs for 25c
Ladies' fine all over lace Isle
hose, some with plain top and
lace boots, others all plain
at ,...... .,...75e, soc and csc
Ladies fine Isle hose, embroid-
cred in small neat designs in
solid and two tone effects at SOC
Ladies fine gauze silk hose in
pinks, blues, blacks and white
at. ..,,,'','',...' '.So
Gentlemen's fine cotton Isle
thread and cashmere hose,
some embroidered at csc and u Sc
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II AaR n - - = ~ - - - . - y n n - y - n u j
SPECIAL
Free with every pur- :
chase in gloves, hosiery,
handkerchiefs, belts and !
garters amounting to .
25c beautiful x m a S !
boxes for same and !
x m a S presentation :
cards. Ask for them. !
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-13
Linens for Xmas Gifts

Hemstitched sets, linen by the yard
with napkins to match and fancy pieces
all in desirable qualities at fair prices.
58 inch bleached and half bleach
ed damasks, goodheavy cloth
Ut QUO ana. .................. G5c
72inch bleached and half bleach
ed damasks inpretty patterns
some with open work borders
at 60, 80 and .... 75c
72 inch half bleached extra
heavy all pure linen table da-
mask, open and double work
borders at 85 and - 75c
" inch bleached table damasks
all pure linen, extra weight
and finish, single and double
boarders, newest patterns at
1.25, LOO, 85c and ........ 75c
Napkins to match above at $50
down to. ............,....... sa.25
80 inch all pure linen bleached
table damasks for round ta-
bles at. ...... ...... $1.5o
Napkins to match. .......... $500
Hemstitched table sets with
napkins to match at 4.50 and $500
36 inch plain and damask lunch
cloths with hemstitched and
drawn borders at !. 20 down to Soc
36 inch hemstitched lunch cloths
in drawn work designs at 2.25
200 and. .................... s1.7s
54 and 45 inch scarfs in damasks
and drawn work patterns at
1.25 down to ............... Soc
Hemstitched drawn work and
damask cloths in different siz-
es and shapes at 75c down to I5c
Hemstitched and fringed doll
les in round and square shape
at25, Is, 10, and. ......,.. Sc
Fringed damask towels in plain
white and with colored bor-
ders at rs. SO, and ..., 35e
Hemstitched damask.1 and hnck
towels at 100, 60c and 80. SOC
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Gifts for the Home

9x12 room size Administer rugs
al .''t.''' '''t..''. '''l''' y IOsOV
36x72 inch Administer rugs. -, S2.98
27x60 inch Administer rugs. $1.e8
Bed Spreads large sizes $500
down TO. o.....,....,..,,....., Sl.oo
Fringed bed spreads extra
large sizes So. so down to. 49,. St.75
Tapestry and rope curtains at
$500 down to o............. sI.35
Couch covers at $3.50 down to 81 90
Bath Mats at 00.......... a5c
Bath Towels at 75c1 perapair
down to, Observation-Disclosures. ESQ
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Gloves

Gloves make pretty and acceptable
gifts Kid gloves for the occasion.
Smart cape gloves for the street. Golf
and lined gloves for cold weather wear.
Good gloves for everybody. Xmas glove
boxes free.
Ladies' two clasp kid gloves in
black, white and colors, also
black lace gloves, every pair
guaranteed at I, $1.50 and ST. 90
Ladies' long black kid gloves,
twenty button length" very
stylish at S3.5
Ladies' one clasp cape gloves in
colors only, very stylish for
street wear and very service
able at. t.............. ....$l.oo
Ladies' mercerized and wool golf
gloves in black, white and col
ofs aV .............., oOc ana ESc
Ladies' doe skin gloves '1ook like
undressed kid" in silk and
fleeced lined black and colors at SOC
Ladies' long gloves, mercerized
and fieeced lined at. .$1.oo and 8Oc
Ladies' long silk gloves, twenty
button lengths
at. ,.. $50, SI.a5 and SI.eo
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Holiday Dress Goods
These Will Please Them.

good dress fabrics always grees this
Every stylish seryCeabe color the Christmas
showing you may far than in selecting
some dress for mother, daughter the stock
80 aud Mohars panamas and fancy mixed suings
75c and 500
81 inch broadcOhs tafea mohairs, prnneas
santoys popTns embroidered balstes and fancy sutngs
in black and colOrs 1885, LIS LOO aud ........ sse
proof sungs and Crssenss In plain striped and
checked effects at los sI.2o
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-09
Presbyterian.

The Sabbath school will meet at 10
am. on Sunday next and will study Of
Jesus Calling Fishermen"
The Young Peoples' society of
christian endeavor will hold it's regular
prayer-meeting at pm. and will
study temperance topic entitled,
"How v Overcome Temptation"
Public worship with preaching at I.
with some. echos of the great revi-
val meetings being held by Torrey and
Alexander In Toronto. Canada. and
Philadelphia.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
ON next Thursday, the 18th, with Mrs.
May Sheahan and NJ s. Sype on west
Cheyenne avenue.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-09
Fairview
Mr.. vinson threshed at w.

Mr.. Vinson threshed at W. W.
WriRh's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Baker visited
the Chandler's Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Miller OF Amity
called on Mr.. Miller's sis'er, Mrs. J.
Buckler, Friday.
ST. Walker and family left for Ar
kansas overland. Rather cool for
Them Sunday and Monday.
Miss Wadum. teacher OF our school,
has announced Feb. q as the time for
the entertainment they are going to
hold.
Millard Hiney, who lived IN the
Vincent house, moved back to Holly
He now lives in the house vacated by
his brotherinIaw. S. Cooley.
The Ladies aid met Thursday last
with Mrs. Bunnell, there being IA
present including number of visitors.
Adjourned to meet In two weeks with
Mrs. Brown, north of fruit farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-09
Another Trip.

Or. Hubbell, dentist, of La Junta
will he at the Holly hotel on his next
regular visit, Monday, Feb. II. and
will stay as long as business will
jus ity. Come on the first day and
make appointments ii possible.
Crown and bridge work duue salts
factorily.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-09
Public Auction.

Mrs. E. Bailey will sell livestock and
household goods at residence II miles
northwest OF Holly and 2 miles east
OF old Mohl farm on Tuesday, Feb. 13
Who wants farm wagon and set
of work harness? Apply J. G. Hell
wick, frame building back Of drug
store.
Dedication Woodmen's hall, La
Junta, Colo, February IL. For this
occasion we will sell round trip tick
cts Holly to La Junta for one and one
fifth fare for round trip, or 50 IS.
Tickets will be sold on Feb. II, and
70. good returning up to and including
Feb. 13. J. Fl. Snyder, Agnt.
See the new Crescent bicycles at
Robt. Kings.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-09

Ask G W. Hamilton what he knows
about John D.'s cheap oil.
Il
R L. Pickett went to Swink this
week to work un the new sugar fac
tory there
c. N. Shelton of Ottumwa, Iowa. ar
rived Wednesday and may locate in
business here.
A farmers club was organized at
Sunnyside last Friday night, starting
with an oyster supper. 1t is the in
tention OF the farmers to abandon the
grange organization, letting this sub.
stitute therefor. w. T. Ferguson
was elected to fill the chair. with R.
B. Kinne,t as vice president, w. H.
Wheelock treasurer and Fl. Hopkins
secretary. The next meeting will be
this evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-09

W. H. Smith. W. J.. Sicklebower
and Owen F. Cox we're up from Holly
TUESDAY. The latter made proof of
his homes cad north of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-09

The irrepressIble ]. S. McMurtry.
cashier of the First National bank,
was up from Holly Monday. Mr.. Nc
Murtry says that the Amity has prac-
tically sold all its lands north and
west of Holly; that lands are selling
right along at 500 the acre
DIR. Leatherman is reported quite
sick with some chronic trouble. at his
home east OF Holly.