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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-10
KENT REALTY s
INVESTMENT co.
Coming Events.

Ellks' masquerade ball, Feb. p.
Valentine Bail By Degree Of Honor In
Odd Fellows' hail, Wednesday evening,
Feb. IA.
Modern Brotherhood of America
Elntk Annual Ball. on Feb. 10, In Scam
AiA Hall,
THIRD Annual Ball Acacia Lodge No.
Z, A. r. e. A. M-Tuesday Evening,
FEB. -, Masonic Temple.
/; SAVAGE English Grand Opera Co., In
'ssFaHst," Metropolitan, March 8.
"a Thoroughbred Tramp MetrOpOli-
tan, Saturday evening, Feb. 10.
Anton Sannes In Scandinavian play
ut Metropolitan, Feb. D.
Louis James I'm 1yirginlus,. Metro.
Oolitan, Feb. II.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-10
ToDAY's MARKETS.

wards WOOD Co., Brokers, Room Is,
Clifford Block )-Superior Quotations
i for MinneApolia delivery: tL7ll,a M -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-10
EAws0N's OFFER TAKEN.

Governor Cummings Will Accent His
Counsel in reinsurance Matters.
Des Moines. Iowa, Feb. 1O.-G0yer-
nor Cummings has practically decided
to- accept Thomas w. Lawson's offer
of membership on the insurance COM
mittee. though he will make no definite
announcement until after conference
with Governor johnson Of Minnesota.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25
Want the Fees.

Columbus, Oct. 18.-The County
Treasurers of Ohio have made an
important discovery. 1t is no
other than that the law under
which the County Commissioners
have been granting a thirty day
extension of time for the payment
of taxes is no good, and 80 the
treasurers will give notice that the
semi-annual payment of taxes for
December must be paid on or be-
fore the twentieth of that month,
In nearly every county it has
been the custom to allow the period
of grace mentioned, but there is
special and obvious reason why it
is not to be followed now. The
new county salary law goes into
effect on the first day of January,
and if the tax books are not closed
until the twentieth day of that
month, the treasurers will not get
the benefit of the fees for the col
lection of these receipts, which
are always heavier in January than
in December. This is the sItua-
tion in nut shell, The treas
urers can not draw fees after Janu-
airy 1, therefore, they will close
the books on December 20, and
make sure of their perquisites.
Next TO the County Auditors,
which has built up the strongest
county officers Organization the
State has sver had, the county
treasurers and the most astute
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25
TAFT IS
COMING.

Secretary of War William H.
Taft is coming to Ohio for an ad-
dress. Senator Charles Dick was
so informed by Chairman Sherman
of the national congressional COM
mittee Saturday.
After a telephone conference
with Albert Douglas, candidate
for congress in the Eleventh dis
trlct, Senator Dick announced
that Secretary Taft would speak
in either Chillicothe or Logan
on Monday night, October 20.
Mr.. Douglas is to decide on the
place.
That the secretary of war is
coming to Ohio will astonish many
politicians who hoped that the big
figure of the war secretary would
not appear upon an Ohio platform
for number of years. The re-
sentiment of that Akron speech is
felt by many loyal party man,
particularly the friends Of Govern.
or Herrick.
Further than that there is sus-
picion that the irrepressible and
sudden Taft may blossom forth in
anoth er anti-bossism speech. AS
the presidents emissary he might
say things that would not be salu-
brious at the present time, but it
is hardly thought that with 2l
congressional candidates hanging
in the balance he will declare war
upon the existing order of things
in Ohio.
Congressman Theodore Burton
had asked for Taft to speak in
Cleveland, but it is significant to
note that his one Ohio speech will
be delivered in the Eleventh dis
trict, away from the mischievous
influence that the Cleveland re-
former might exercise.
In the Eleventh district he can
render help to cause that is re-
garded as needing all the bolster
ing that a man of Taft's eminence
can give.
Hard pressed by the miners, the
factional fights and the Demo-
cratic support behind Judge o. w.
H. Wright, Mr.. Douglas will well
come Taft with the clarion call to
elect Republican congress. 1t
is something to have the presi-
DENTS "handy man. make an ap-
peal for the election of Republi-
can congressman to support his
doctrines. Ohio Sun.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25
Rev. Sam P. Jones.
lHartfOrd COnrAnt,

John Wesley was university
man and a gentleman; George
Whitefield was q university man,
too; Jonathan Edwards was as
dignified as terrifying in the pull
pit: Summerfield had, by report,
a voice more musical than Henry
Clay's and very winning manners;
Finney was sometimes extremely
theatrical. but no mountebank;
many of our older readers re-
member Moody. Sam Jones did
not form himself on the pattern
of any of these great revivalists.
He borrowed not little from the
Peter Cartwright school of pioneer
circuit-riders, but he founded 1--WE
fear school of his own. 1t is
to be said that the violent and
coarse language of which he made
such telling speciality in his har-
angues was much more offensive
when read in cold type than when
listened to as it fell from his ton.
que; the soft Southern accent was
in the nature of sugarrcoating.
He was in great request for more
than quarter. century; his in
come was marvellous in the eyes of
the stay-at.home Georgia preach
ers, his brethren; his boast that
he had ''saved a million souls"
may be thought extravagant; there
can bs no doubt that he did much
good visible in this world--visible
in the lives of frightened and re-
claimed men-along with some
visible harm.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25
Dou glas Visits Nelsonville
buckeye News.)


Hon. Albert Douglas, Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, was
in this city Tuesday in company
with County Prosecutor Foster,
looking after the political fences
in this section of the state. MIR.
Foster was one of the illustrious
"Athens County TriumVirate, "
that placed in Douglas hands the
nomination for Congress, and it is
but fitting that he should escort
Douglas over the county, pointing
out the places where the "fence"
needs strengthening,the most. To
disiuterested observer it begins
to look very much as il the whole
fence stood in need of a general
over hauling. The bottom rails
are rotten and the top ones are
falling : to pieces. The repairs
should be made under the super
vision of new engineer. What
is the matter with Judge o. W.
H. Wrightf
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25
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Dick Non Plused .
iKenton De1nocrat.l

"He (Dick) did not capture dny
stump speakers in New York or
Washington, where he went to
hunt for them, for there were none
to be had," says the Ohio State
Journal by way of comment on
Boss Dicks trip to the east. I'm.
mediately following the Repub-
lican state convention Senator
Dick stated that practically every
spellbinder of Importance in the
country would participate in the
Ohio campaign, and it was the
general opinion that the Demo-
Gratis would be blown off the map
by the oratorical cyclone. But
the Jackson (O) Herald, comment
ing upon the statement of the boss,
said thst "not one self-respecting
Republican in the United States
could be prevailed upon to lend
assistance to cause opposed by
such men as Congressman Burton
and Harry M. Daughterty," and
that those. words were prophetic
is attested by the failure of the
boss to secure the "big guns" he
promised.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25

wire pullers and smoothest pcliti-
clans among the county officials,
and when they Issue their edict
that all taxes must be in by the
twentieth day of December, they
will cite in justification of their
action law which will seem to
make the step both reasonable and
proper.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25
DEPARTMENT OF AUDITOR Of STATE.
Bureau ofIhspection and Supervision Of Public Offices
Report Of Examination Of Logan, Hooking
County, Ohio, January 1, 1905 to
August II, 1906
w: H. GRADY, STATE EXAMINER.
LOGAN, OHIO, AUGUST 18th, 1905.

LOGAN, OHIO,
Hon. w. d. GUnBERT,
Auditor of State, Columbus Ohio
Sirn compliance instructions your
the Bureau of Inspection Supervision Public O proceeded
the village Logan Hooking County, Ohio August B 1906 and
period
TREASURER'S OFFICE, G. W. PULLEN, TREAsURER.
The bank Rempe Banking
Ohio the credit village
books
CLERKS OFFICE
c. r. MONTGOMERY, 1905 f. c. GROVE 1906.
The clerks books checked with the
with
of corporation.
The clerk should number the vouchers consecutive order
with the numbers file the numerically facilitate
required
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-25

The amount In the bank to credit OF Sinking Fund with the
BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
b. +. G.
The above n Cemetery
M. WRIaHT Clerk 1905 BLANCHE MOE Clerk, 1906
member board public affairs He
legally positions public
checked collected
been into the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Constipation and Its
Causes
A Well-Known Romedy.

Constipation is one OF mans worst
rnomies. and half the bodily Ills we
suffer from are a result thereof Nature
meant that the bowels should be kept
free and open-that We should nave
free movement at least once day.
or course. we ourselves are to large
extent responsible for our troubles by
failure TO observe Natures laws. our
habits ere irregular. we eat Improper
food with undue haste. and when we
find our bowels do not move, have re-
sort to powerful drugs and medicines,
which are so drastic in their action
that. although they may purge at first,
they damage the tender lining OF the
stomach and bowels so as to leave a
worse condition than before. And why
take such Injurious and expensive
drugs when we can obtain from any
druggist, much cheaper, a bottle OF Ma
ture's own rcmedy-the famous MineraN
Laxative Water-HUNYADI JANOS-
bottled at the springs in Hungary; I'm
use nearly half q century One dose.
II tumblerful. drunk on arising In the
morning (slightly warmed for best re-
sults), will bring within an hour n re-
freshing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, natural.
and thorough-without any gripping or
purging or other bad effects. A whole
bottle costs but tribe, Keep one al,
WAYS on hand. At all Druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
R|CHF|ELD SECURES
CITY PARK SITE
Ten-Acre Tract VIII Be Laid
Out and Made Unusually
Attractive.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
GICHFIGLD. Fob. 22.-Thc committee ap-
pointed by the City Council to negotiate for
suitable land for city park site have. after
a work OF several weeks. completed negotia-
tIons with Fred L. Hansen ana james c,
Christensen by which tho city secures
choice parcel OF ten acres in the southwestern
part OF the city for the purpose, 1t Is nicely
located for slope and drainage and Is prac-
tlcally In readiness for beginning a pnrk be
ing well soddcd with grass. Tho Council VIII
begin at once the Improvement OF this piece
oil ground by planting trees and laying out
walks and ma future means will permit add
pleasure and recreation grounds The city
VIII now dispose OF It's sItc in the northern
part OF the city. which had been unsuitable
hcc uuse IL was impossible TO get sufficient
NSnter for H.
The ground was broken yesterday for the
foundation for the schoOlhousc TO bc
erected In this city The building VIII consist
OF twelve classruoms and VIII be erected Just
south OF the present school building, on tho
same block The work OF tearing down the
old school building. which was erected In 1879
and which occupies portion OF the site Of the
new one. was also begun.
A conference OF tho Mutual associations OF
this stake was held here sunday, Among the
Speakers were Mrs Mary a. Freeze and Doug
las Todd OF Salt Lake
Jonathan LLOYD late OF salt Lake has To-
Gated in RichnelI and opened a custom ste-
uographIc Office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
TRY DIVORCES IN OPEN
COURT, SAY THE WOMEN
Washington Delegate Declares
Clause in Resolution Puts
Premium on Vice.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22-The congress
on uniform divorce laws for the several
States and Territories yesterday expressod
Itself for all hearings and trials in divorce
cases In open court The congress SIS
adopted resolution specifying causes for
divorce, also resolutions to the following
effect.
IF the conviction OF crime be made
a cause for divorce I: should be agreed
that such convictions should be followed
by two years continuous imprisonment;
i decree should not be granted for in
sanity arising nfter marriage, desertions
should not be cause for divorce, unless
persisted In for at least two years. A di-
vorce should not be granted unless the
defendant has been given full and fair
opportunity. by notice brought home to
him TO have his cay in court when his
residence is known or can be asccrtained
About Correspondents.
ANY one named as correspondent
should In all cases be given an oppor-
tunity to intervene"
The congress also discussed the report
OF the committee on resolutions sub
mitted Tuesday. embracing various
recommendations regarding marriage and
divorce. 1t was decided by considerab BILE
majority OF the delegates that not less
than two years residence should be re-
CURED on the part of a plaintiff who has
the cause of divorce arose, where juris-
diction depends on the residence of the
plaintiff
a warm discussion was precipltated
over the following section of the report:
AN innocent and injured party, hus-
band or wife, seeking divorce, should not
be compelled TO ask for dissolution of
the bonds of matrinony. but should be
allowed at his or her option to apply for
divorce from bed and board"
Women Walk Out
number Of women left the room when
Miss Fannie Leake Cummings OF the
State of Washington declared that the
resolution would put premium on vice.
and produced statistics In support of her
argument.
The resolution was finally adopted with
an amendment allowing the innocent
party TO apply for divorce from bed and
board "at any time"
The congress adopted unanimously the
resolution providing for classification OF
causes for divorce into certain groups
that would be approved by common con-
sent of all communities represented in the
congress or subsequently SO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES
Of Every Kind Can Be Permanently
Cured.
WHAT A PROMINENT DRUGGIST
SAYS.

Mr.. c, 6. Peaslee, the well-known
druggist OF Morgan City, La. is highly
thought of in his neighborhood because
of his skill and care In filling prescrip
tions The best physicians In the place
send their patients to his store when
ever they can. Anything which Mr..
Peaslee may say can be depended upon
absolutely. I'm all my many years eN-
perience as a druggist | have never
handled a medicine of any nature that
gave such complete satisfaction az Or,
Acker's English Remedy for Throat and
Lung troubles. | have sold hundreds of
bottles, and have yet TO learn of a
single cnse where IT failed to cure, In
Group. II acts with u certainty that ;s
really marvellous. My wife does not
take much stock In medicine, but she
has absolute faith in DR.. Ackar's En-
glIsh Remedy. always having IL at her
elbow I'm case the children are attacked
by Group at night. 1t Ia a positively
harmless remedy, Us l can personally
testify. | can understand why DR..
Acller's English Remedy Is so cniCa-
cIous. because l am a druggist. 1T is
not n mere eXpectornnt, but Al strength
ening, inyigorating tonic ms we'll, While
II heals the irritations OF the mucous
membrane. II also builds up the const1-
tuition and purltles the blood. | endorse
1t absolutely. (Signed) q. 6. Peaslee."
II anyone knows about the sale and
effect of medicines surely a druggist
should Ii is seldom you can get n
druggist TO endorse any preparation
that he handles. as he feels IL might
hurt the sales OF competitors prcpara-
tIons 1t Is quite evident. therefore.
that DR.. Acker's English Remedy has
no competitlon-it stands alone-it has
stood alone for many years, and each
year sees it's sales increasing; there can
be but one reason for that 1t must have
merritt must be curing sufferers every
day.
We want everyone. from those with a
slight cough, TO those who are Con-
sumptiVe, to try DR.. Acker's English
Remedy, and We guarantee TO you that
the trial will cost YOU nothing II You
are not benefited This Is as fair as We
know how to make It, Go to your drug
gist today and buy a bottle OF DR.
Ackers English Remedy, and IL 1t does
not do all we claim for It, he VIII give
you your money back. No risk on your
part. II there Is any risk anywhere. we
take II. not you Try 1t at once-today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
MURDERER IS AGAIN
SENTENCED TO HANG
Idaho State Fair Association
Preparing for Programme
of Horse Races.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. Feb 22-Rudolph Wetter
who killed two men named Long and
VAIN near Resort. Ida, in 1906. and who
was convicted of murder In the District
court at Grangeville, was today taken
back to that place to be resentenced. the
time limit having passed while an appeal
to the Supreme court was pending.
He Will again receive the death sen'
tence and the time for his execution Will
be reset The date Is discretionary with
Judge Steele Of that district.
$1,000 Purses for Races.
The directors OF Idaho State Fair asso-
clation are making extensive prepara-
tions for the fair TO be held here in Sep
tembcr Purses OF $1,000 In each OF tho
stake races were authorized by the direc-
tors The programme when completed.
VIII BIO one OF the best ever offered by
the State association.
The Idaho Wool Growers association is
in session here today and the forest re-
serve regulations are under discussion.
Celebrate at Banquet
Last night Nampa celebrated the let
ting OF contracts TO do the construction
work on the Governments Boise-Puyette
reclamation project. Many were present
and an interesting programme or
speeches was carried out The ceiebra-
tIon closed with a grand banquet
been instituted at Weisor.
Boise City has decided to have Export
w. II. Moore or Salt Lake CITY expert the
CltV books
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
REORGANIZATION PLANNED
Ogden Real Estate Association Ap-
points Various Committees.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 22.-At the meeting OF the
ogden Real Estate association hold today tho
committee appointed two weeks nso TO recon-
mend plan ot reorganization submitted It's
report The result was the appointment Of n
number OF committees covering the necessities
OF the city.
incidentally, the association viii at once
issuc l00 OO pamphlets setting forth the resi-
dencc qualifications of Ogden. tho fnct that
II Is a railroad and industrial center. It's seen
10 and other attractions and that II expects
an increaRc OF TO- 900 in population during the
present year. result OF tine railroad I'D
ditiOnol buildings the establishment OF the
cement works and the development OF tho
mines adjacent 10 Ogden. There large
crowd present and luncheon served at the
Weber club
Committees under the following heads were
appointed Advertising. commerce. financial.
manufacturers, Tlining, railroad and public
improvements.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
FAREWELL TO FAMILY.
Pleasant Entertainment to old-Time
Residents Leaving Frisco.

Srccinl to The Tribune
FRISCO, Fob. p on Saturday evening a
farewell banquet given in the A O. U.
w hall In honor of Mr.. and Mrs S
Slaughter and Miss Evelyn Slaughter who cx-
J.cct to leave. having sold out their business
IN which Nr. Slaughter has been engaged for
the past eleven years "a merchant. Tho
many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter Will
miss them very much and wish them health
and prosperity In their new home. Cards.
dancing. games and short programme were
given during the evening. The tables We're
beautifully decorated with plants and flowers
The color scheme was green and pink The
committee worked hard 10 prepare for this
occasion 1t consisted OF Mrs, ID. n Powell.
Mrs V. n. CompEon. Mrs. William McDalo
md Mrs l. Martin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Brief Mention.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN Feb 22.-Distrct Attorney Hal-
vcrson went salt Lake city today 10 argue
the appeal in the case OF ]. III. winslow con-
victed on April S. 1905. OF attempted rape. md
sentenced six years In the Statc peniten-
tIsry The submitted.
w II Mathis OF the Utah Construction COM
neny has returned from OTpyilo the West
crn Pacific where tho company has 1000 men
employed
IL In the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
VISIT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Trustees Of Institution Make IN In
specion.
Special TO Thu Tribune

Sp,cIal 10 Thl Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. Gov. Cutler. Attorney
General Brc.dcn and Harry Joseph of the board
OF trliEtecs OF the state Industrial school, vis-
tied that Institution today and madc In
spection Of the buildings and their interior
With u view of granting tho request OF the
superintendent for an appropriation for furnl-
turc and other needed improvements They
were entertained by Superintendent Thomas
and Assistant Superintendent KneaEs and --.ey
highly commended the improvements that
charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
GEN. GROSVENOR DEFEATED
Ohio's Noted Congressman Failed Of
Nomination.

LANCASTER. o.. Feb. 22.-Alfrcd Douglas
was toJoy nominated for Congress over Gen.
Grosrcnor on tho nrst hallot by ;s 10 20.
Tho man who defeated Gen. Grosycnor Ia ~
years old and lawyer nj Chilllcothe. He
graduated at Kenyon college in 1879 and from
the Harvard law school in 1874.
He married Lucia c. Taylor OF Brooklyn. He
was Presidential elcctor-at large and orcsi-
dent or the ohio electoral college In 1896. and
was defeated for ;hc Republican nomination
for Governor In 1899. He Is II nne orator md
has dominated the politics or Ross county for
years.
Mr.. Grosyenor mas been In Congress for TWEEN
ty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
ADJUDGED INSANE.
James Gale, an Aged Man, Committed
to Mental Hospital.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 22.-Jemcs Gale old resi-
dent OF this city. todny adJudgcd insane
by a commission in unacy. consisting OF Drs.
il j. Powers and Ezra Rich He taken
to tho Stotc Mental hospital at Provo today
by Sheriff Bailey.
The old man has been prominently Identified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Russia Hears Things.

ST PETEESHURG. Feb. @2.-An official
news agency dispatch from Paris which bears
strong marks OF inspiration, suggests tho pos
elbility Of Intervention by President Rbo*e-
Welt, as In the of Russia and Japan TO
reconcile the diamctricalIy opposite Vlows "t
France and Germany. I'm the general hope
that an entente may bo reached"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Damning Record.

In Weber county the payrols were padded !.
vouchers and warrants were forged. the statute
violated which forbade the employees OF the
county to draw extra pay for any extra SER
vice. the crimes were publicly proved and the
ring and public sentiment protected tho Grim
innle, The State Auditor went the County
Commissioners and demanded back from them
one-half OF the money which had been hlched,
and the County Commissioners instead OF
paying II out OF their own pockets. deliberate
ly took II out OF the county treasury and gave
IL to the state. Having misappropriatcd hrst
one-half Of the money from tho county treas
ury, when asked for restitution OF the Stntc's
half hey misappropriatcd tho second hall
from the county treasury 10 make good all the
stolen amounts Not prosecution could be
brought. no grand jury could DO convened
Leading men excused the crimes on the ground
that there had been serious fraud com