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panlon, but still keeping his head bent
toward the storm for unusual sounds.
''If theys any saved they've drifted
down by the long rocks somewhere an
will freeze stiff In this wind fore help
can get out to 'em. Ny best hope Is
that none was saved. They'd be better
off"
Yes, a good sight" agreed the COM
panlon; but we don't know. Maybe
theys some out there now waitin' for
help. Lord" sayagely, "if 'twan't sure
death I'd sight rather be scooterin'
out into that blackness than standin'
here thinkin of 'em an doln' nothln'
Hello"
A queer slipping and grinding sound
had rushed toward them from the dark
ness, and now squat, ducklike craft
with sails full spread slid up from the
ice and man sprang out beside them.
Barney Flynn cried one of them
amazedly. "Where'd you come from p
THE Long Island shore" coolly. T
thought ye might be needn' me over
here. Didn't l hear ships gun
awhiles back?"
"But how'd get there?" increduiously
and ignoring the question. II seen ye
at the lower station bout dark, an no
one man craft could cross the Great
South bay In this storm"
Barney laughed
"Bedad an | scooted across 1t after
We left" he said, II wanted to have
another look at me house. Norah II be
arriyin' inside the week an | want
everything tidled up whilos"
Cora mightyT sharply. "Aln't ye
no sense o DEATH man, an you to be
married In week?'
II wrote Norah everything would he
ready an neat" defensiyely. II went
across 10 get me lsindlln's cut an SET
there was no dampness TO the house
anywhere. Tomorrow or the next day
I'll 90 down TO York an wait till she
comes. then Wen be married an go
straight to the cottage. Everything is
ready an neat now. the lamps all filled
an the stove now blacked, an there's
potatoes washed for the pot an new
broom behind the door. was minded
to stay overnight nm tidy the yard n
DIT tomorrow, nut the STORM an Wnat
seemed gun of to sea brought me
back Is there wreck, do ye think ?"
Yes. an gone down The gun stop
ped an hour ago"
"How many OF ye went out? Has
any one got back yet? DO ye know II
there be any suryiyorsf Are you two
waitn' here TO help the others when
they come lnf"
Bernard asked The questions sharply.
swiftly, lncisiyely his gaze flashing up
and down the coast as he spoke, 4
dozen yards down the vague outlines
of several figures could be seen. From
somewhere above. with the Wind came
the slow, Irregular pacing OF footsteps.
AS OF persons stopping every few feet
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Legal Notice.

Notice Is hereby given tnat In persuance
OF resolution of the Council of the Village
day OF August 1905 there will be submitted
to the qualified electors of said Village at
the general election in the Village OF Logan
1905, the question OF Issuing bonds of the said
Village In an amount In excess of one per
cent OF total value OF all the property in such
that is to saw In the sum of $l7, ,OO0.OO for the
purpose of Building and Installing Mrnic-
ipal Electric Light Plant,
Those who vote In favor of the proposition
OF issuing the bonds as n fore-said shall have
written or printed on their ballots the words
'For the issue OF Bonds" and those who vote
against the same shall have written or
prirle cd on their ballots the words against
the issue of Bondsn
+. T.. GROVE Aug. 81, 1870.
Clerk. j.. X. DOLLISON
Oct. 4, 4-w. Mayor,
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not lie an 1nstanr.s re:axat;on of vtgI.

NOT lie an nstants re.axat;on OF vfgi-
lance.
When iHally they slid up on the
beach there were twenty or more men
waiting, gathered from along the
shore, all peering grimly, but without
exception, into the darkness.
"Here help these two out quickr'
mumbled Bernard through swollen lips.
Then as twenty pairs of eager hands
obeyed. "Look after the girl. It's
Eorah."
The girl gave a sudden start. She
had not recognized him before, but al
ready he had thrown out his pole and
swung the scooter round upon the ice
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is It? Mine! Don't you know, Gus
bought me the sweetest side-combs
yesterday. pure tortoise shell with
real rhine stones-is 1t my play?
What's trumps? Gus is always so
thoughtful; he never comes home
from business without bringing me
box of candy or something-is 1t
really my play?"
Wouldn't 1t make you worse?
Her Gus! I'll bet he's an old
shrimp with billy-goat whiskers, and
every time she goes near him he says
'Me-ya-aaa! and kicks her on the
shins.
was hugging the ropes when the
bell sounded.
My next partner was a dark-eyed
damsel who was engaged to marry a
long-legged shadow at the table be-
hind her, and she almost cracked her
throat trying to rubber at him and
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TO gaze out TO sea. Now and then from
the darkness. borne on the wind, came
anxious bits OF speculation or inquiry.
Into Bernard's face flashed startled i'll
telligence, and he whirled TO the two
men,
do you mean that nobodys gone to
help?" he demanded.
There's nothin' but death out there
for helpers" was the quick answer.
mo man would risk life quicker than
we. but It's foolish to throw 1t away.
Good Lord, mani What are you doin'?'
Tor Bernard had swung his scooter
back to the shore ice with n quick. al
most vicious thrust and was hoistlng
the sail
"Where'd the distress signals SEEM"
he demanded as lie caught the rope
with a swift double hitch about
cleat and grasped the scooter grip to
push Off. "Runnln' out there with
nothin' to go by would be like huntn'
white fish in school of herrin'.
Could ye guess by the soundY
"She struck somewhere in the east
shore rapids, an II anybody had time
to get OF they must "a drifted down
toward the long rocks. The water d
be more open there than here. But
don't ye try it, Barney" warnlngly.
ITS sure death, an there's that house,
an Norah goin' to be here in few
days. Think o. her, man
II do" sharply. 'Norah d be the
first one to say for me to go. If she
was wrecked Off somewhere to sea
wouldn't L want any man in reach to
risk his life to save her-even to lose it
IL there was need? The people out
yonder have somebody waitln for
EN-"
"Mebbe there amt any" shouted
one of the men as the scooter slipped
away into the darkness.
"Mpbbe thprp iS ~ pnIua back cppirOIv
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Polls Closed---Unused Bal
lots Destroyed.

Sec. 2S. The county executive committee
oi each party having u ticket to be voted for
ut an election may designate suitable per-
son TO be present as Inspector and witness
ana Inspect the counting OF the votes In eae IA
precinct, and who shallbe admitted 10 said
voting place, and who shall be entitled 10 a
copy OF the certificates provided for In this
hctt but no other person excepting the elec-
lion Officers shall be admitted TO said poll
Ing place before or after the count begins
Immediately upon the close Cf the polls the
number OF electors entered aud shown on
the poll books as having voted, shall be FIRST
certified therein and signed by the board OF
Judges aud the clerks, and before any other
or further proceedings the president or
chairman of the board shall make procla-
nation in "a loud voice outside the polling
room, stating tho number OF votes so sh own
ana certified on the poll books. Thereupon
the Judges shall, tn the presence OF the
clerks aud the inspectors above provided
ior, destroy the ballots remaining unyoted.
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The automobile has not discouraged
the useful animal, the horse. Official
reports show that the equine Is still
paramount, in 1905 there were 1887
7O2 horses in the United States, against
l4,21S,SS7 in 1890. The export price
averaged s30S.se last year, against
;l74.50 In 1892. The horse is flesh.
blood and intelligence. and people of
natural and practical predictions can
have an affection for him. He has the
graces of instinct. and II he gets prop
er attention is a thing OF beauty and
satisfaction. The spread of the auto
mobile is amazing, but 1t lie still, to a
great degree. fad and a toy.
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By FRANK II. WET
VIE great inland sea was chokcd
with drift Ice and slush. partial
lu frngnn nvar IL ,.nr tnn thinl,

with drift ice and slush partial.
4 ly frozen over. 1t was too thick
for lifeboat. too soft and open
for n sled or'lce yacht, too rotten for
the most daring life saver to venture
out upon on foot. And yet off there
somewhere in the slahting wall Of rain,
lashed and beaten by the storm and
hidden by the darkness. vessel had
gone down, and now the survivors, IL
any, were waiting upon some frail.
crumbling support for the rescue
which il 1t came at all, must come
quickly.
Fire island life savers We're walking
the shore. peering and listening into
the darkness, ready at the least hope
did not even know was still there
More than one man had his scooter
ready for instant launching. but,
though the amphibious craft might be
able TO cross the ice and sush and
open water in ordinary weather, what
chance would there be against the add
ed dangers of storm and darkness? :?
Old veterans who knew shook their
heads, but allowed their scooters to
remain with noses on the shore ice and
with sharp pointed pike the scooter
grip" laid across the thwart ready for
instant use.
'She must "a struck in the east shore
rapids an gone down kerplunk," said
a man at length, turning to a com
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the case may require, By another Judge,
designated by the presiding iudge, to be pre-
eiection. such returns shall be securely
sealed up In AN envelope and address d
transversely upon the upper end thereof to
the proper officers with whom they are to be
deposited, with the designation OF the town
ship, precinct and county, provided, that IN
cities " the first class and flrst grade OF the
second class, such delivery shall be made ns
now provided by law,
From the time the ballot box is open and
the count Of the votes begun until the votes
are counter and the returns made out, sign
ed and certified, ms required by law, and de.
livered to the judges selected for such duty
for transmission, the Judges and clerks of
the precinct shall not separate, nor any
Judge or clerk leave the polling place except
from unavoidable necessity, under penalty
of n fine of not less thnn ffty nor more than
ono hundred dollars (3 v. 668.)
Given under my hand and ut the Sherin's
Office In Logan, ohio, this 9th dav of Octo-
ber, Ammo Domlni, one Thousand, Nino
Hundr' d and Six.
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SHERIFF'S
PROCLAMATION
GENERAL ELECTION
To Be Held
Tuesday, Noven-
Der 6, 1000
For State, District, and
County Officers

SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
HOOKING COUNTY, OHIO.
October 9th, 1908
TO the qualified Electors OF Hooking Coun-
ty, Ohio:
TIrJ II HEREAS, by the Statute laws OF the
WV State of Ohio, providing for the holding
auu conducting uf elections. 1t is made the
duty OF the sheriff to give public notice by
proclamation throughout his county OF the
place and time OF holding such election.
And whereas, by act of the Federal AS
semb v of the state of Ohio, passed March
oath, 1886, In pursuance to nm amendment to
has been changed from October to Novem-
ber OF each year, tsee Amendment sections
In pursuance OF such law, /, GEORGE
p. WILLIAMSON, Sheriff of Hocking
County, Ohio, do hereby proclaim and
make known that on the
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
The Probate Court OF Hooking County Ohio,
for First and Final settlement Andrew
Mettler Administrator OF the estate of Anna
Swearingin deceased anu the same Will come
on for hearing on the 20 dav OF Sept. A, u.
1908 at 10 O'Clock A. Nj or as soon thereafter
as may be convenient.
+. p. MARTIN,
sept. q, 3-w Probate Judg
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Probate Notice

Notieeis hereby given that the following
Accounts aud Vouchers have been tiled In
the Probate Court OF Hooking County. Ohio
for First and Final settlement Peter ID
Sloan, sole surviving Executor of the Will
Of William Sloan .late OF said County, de-
ceased and the same VIII como ON for hear
ing on the ~ day Of October A. ID. 1903 at
10 O'Clock A. M, or as sOOn thereafter as
may be convenient.
F.P. MARTIN,
sept. n, 3-w Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
I he Probate Court OF - Oclxing County, Ohio,
for First and Final settlement j X. West
llatel guardian of Joseph Y. Miller, an iIai g.
ellie late his ward, lnow deceased y and the
same Will come on for hearing on the % day
OF October A. ID. 1898 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or as
soon thereafter rs may be convenient.
". +. MARTIN,
OCT. 4, 3-w Probate Judge.
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play cards at the same time
This round was tame.
went In for the fifth round with q
lady who wrote poetry and talked
about 1t for living.
She put us wise to the fact that
Tennyson couldn't play In her yard,
and that Edgar Allan Poe was piker
compared with her.
She said she had done little It'd
bit, entitled "Papa's Tide is Rising
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Tuesday next aft er the
First Monday in Novem-
ber, A. D., 1906, be-
ing the 9th day of
the same month,

The qualified electors of the said County of
Hooking and State of Ohio, shall meet In
their respective election townships and pre-
clncts AT such place in said election town
ships and precincts as the election is duly
appoint 10 be holden between the hours
OF $40 O'Clock n. m, central standard time
and 5:3n O'Clock p. m. central standard time
of said day, and proceed to elect in accord
ance with the said statute laws the follow
ing State, District and County officers:
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board OF School Examiners OF Hook
Ing County VII meet at the School building
In Logan, Ohio, at $3.50 a. m, ON the First
Saturday OF each month, for the examina-
lion ofapplicants for Teachers Elementary
Certificates and on the first Saturday OF
September, December, March and June for
the examination OF applicants tor Teachers
High School and Special Certificates Ex-
schools Will be held on the Third Taturday
OF April and the Second Saturday OF May.
]. @. sT0UGHTOs, Presidont
ID. 10. HARSH Clerk.
q. v. WHIYE, Vice President {
Logan, Ohio, February 2, ls05-tf
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Transmission of Returns.

sec. 2a' After eanyassing the votes the
Judges and CLERKS shall make out returns
OF he election and the tally sheets thereof
indupiioate, signed and certified as required
pY ihWi one copy thereof shall be inimedl-
Ately transmitted 10 the deputy state super
VISOR ny the presiding Judge or such other
" /" ~ no may designate, the other poll
os OK ana tally yssheet shall DO forthwith de-
Po s-ru With the clerk Of the township or
IN clerk of lle nunicipal corporation. as
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Probate Notlce

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been fled In
! he Probate Court OF Hooking County. Ohio
for First and Final settlement gorge III.
Thomas Administrator OF James Thomas
deceased and the same Will come on for
hearing on the 20 day OF Oct. A. ID 1909 Ut 10
O'Clock A NJ, or as soon thereafter az may
be convenient
l.. p, MARTIN
Oet.4, S-H Probate Judge
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uay OF OCTOBER,
HOOKING COUNTY
On the 5th day of February and the 18th
day of October.
vINToN COUNTY
On the l2th day of February, and the
18th day of October.
MEIGs COUNTY
ON the 10th day of February, and the
22nd day OF October
GALLIA COUNTY
On the 2oth day of February, and the
oath day Of October.
LAWRENCE COUNTY
ON the 5th day of March, and the Goth
day of october.
sCIoTo COUNTY.
On the 10th day of March, and the 9th
day OF November
ADAMS COUNTY
On the 2nd day of April, and the 18th
day of November.
BROWN COUNTY
on the 9th day April, and the 10th day
OF November. s1Easss
HIGHLAND COUNTY
On The 10th day of April, and the Goth
day of NOvem ber.
PICKAwAY COUNTY
On the 2Srd day of April, and the 8rd
day of December.
ROSS COUNTY
on the 7th day Of May, and the 10th day
OF December
PIKE COUNTY,
on the 2lst day of May and the nth
day of December,
JACKSON COUNTY
On the 2sth day of May, and the 10th
day OF December.
Said terms to begin at 8 o'clock III.
September 18th, 1906
THOMAS A. JONES.
FESTUS WALTERS,
THOMAS CHERRINGTON.
11-..3t
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THE TIMES
FOR HOLDING
CIRCUIT COURT
For the Year 1907.
In The Fourth Judicial District of
Ohio.

STATE OF OHIO.
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITJ
1t is ordered that the time of the beginning
of the terms OF the circuit court of the several
counties in said circuit for the year 1907, be
fixed as follows, towit:
WASHINGTON COUNTY
On the 18th day of January, and the lst
day OF October.
ATHENS COUNTY
On the 23rd day of January, and the sth
day of October,
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"Mebbe there is" came back grlmly.
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One person for the office of Dairy and
Food Commissioner of the State Of Ohio.
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Horse Still in the Lead.

Copyright. 1901. by G, W. Dillingham ii n I
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Oct. .4,s-w
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-01
Scrofula

Is very often acquired.
though generally inherited.
Badhygiene. foul air, impure
water, are among its causes.
L is called "the soil for
tubercles," and where it. is
allowed to remain tubercu-
losis or consumption is
pretty sure to take root.
Hood sSarsapariua
Removes every trace Of
ecrofuld. Get Hoods.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on Scrofula, No. /.
c. L Hood Co., Lowell. Moss.
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WILLING TO AID THE COMMITTEE
Tom Lawson Approves of Proposed
Insurance Legislation

A series of communications issued
by Thomas w. Lawson of Boston,
who for several months has been ac-
tive in securing proxies from policy
holders in leading life insurance COM
panies, states that he Is ready and
willing to do all in his power to aid
in the passage of the laws commend
ed by the Armstrong Investigating
committee. Mr. Lawson issued three
letters, one addressed to the Arm
strong committee, another to the So
called committee of governors to whom
he has turned over all insurance prox-
les that he has thus far secured, and
one to the policyholders themselves.
In the third communication adj
dressed to the policyholders OF the
New York and Mutual Life companies,
who have sent him their proxies, Mr..
Lawson explained the situation and
urged them to do all in their power to
aid in the passage of the law in re-
gard to the conduct of the annual cleo
ton.
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GARFIELD cLINGs TO STATEMENT
information Given Department of JUS
tice Not Obtained From Packers

Commissioner Garfield occupied the
stand for several days in Chicago in
the packers case. He declared that
he had turned over to the department
of justice the names of several hun
bred witnesses at the direct order of
the president. He said, however, that
none Of the information given to the
department of justice was that re-
ceived from the packers. He stated
positively that there was no inter-
change of agents between his depart
ment and the attorney general and
that all the information he secured
from the packers he used for the writ
ing of his report and not for the pur-
pose of the department of justice to
prosecute the packers.
The witness said that in September,
1904, he talked with Attorney Gen
eral Moody regarding the case, and
also with Fl. M. Hoyt, solicitor gen
eral of the department of justice, who
acts for Mr. Moody in his absence. The
solicitor general made two requests
for information which Mr.. Garfield
had secured, and both were refused.
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BANKERS GAVE BIG GRATUITIEs
Public Funds Secured for Private
Graft in Cincinnati

Cincinnati, On the Investigations
by the senate committee of Hamilton
county affairs, County Treasurer Hy-
nicka positively refused to produce
his private bank account and bank
books. Banker Hinsch declared that
local business would have been
blocked had the county funds been re-
tanned in the treasurer's vaults. The
committee will report to the state SEN
ate the refusal of Mr.. Hynicka to
produce his books and it is suggested
that he would probably be cited be.
fore the senate on a charge of con
tempt.
The payment of gratuities to county
treasurers by the banks for deposits
have continued for several years, &C
cording to the testimony of Cashier
Geoge Schott, who was the first wit
ness before the Drake committee Of
the state senate. The payments were
made on a basis of from to 21s pei
cent of the deposit. He had beer
cashier for fourteen years, serving un
der four different treasurers.
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66s Nebraska Independent

states of North and South Dakota
have similar laws. 1t would be well
for every state in the union to adopt
laws along the same line. That coal
tar dyes of certain kinds may be
harmless is beside the point. AS a
matter of broad, general principle we
do not want coal tar color of any
kind in the food we eat"
In the draft of a national food stand
ard prepared by DR.. Eaton harmless"
coal tar colors figure extensively.
This is declared by DIR. Eaton to be
happy medium" between what the
consumer of the nation should have
and what the manufacturing interests
desire in order to continue the sale
of adulterated products.