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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-22
TEACH VALUE OF MONEY.

1t is an excellent plan 10 give the
children a certain allowance OF money,
and take care that 1t is regularly paid.
Do not help them out II they fail short
Of money by extra gifts, but lend them
nat is necessary, and see that it is
a. otherwise habits of eXtrava-
yafice and carelessness may be culti-
ptad.
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Tourh.

~ wish 10 complain" said .hc Easter
bride haushti!y. about ths.: foG. you sold
me 1t was tough.
Tough. ma'am? 2" siamme-se the grocer
Yes. tough I made 9 pa WITH Z and
my husband could hardly CUT Il"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-22
D0 Y0u Think
For Yourself p

Or. dc, you open your mouth like a young
bird and gulp down whatever food or medl-
cine max be offered your
=. es\ n IL n ~
0S~sSkN2rean intelligent thinking woman.
in need ofSelN<f from weakness, nervousness.
pain and suEsNing. then it means much 10
you that ,here me tried and true honest
fneGclle- -0E-XNQHS- sold bz
druggists for the cure Of wonan's Ills.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-22
MRS. PRE- MsKlTRICK

Mrs. Proe McKirick, of La Fargo,
Wis, writes;
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-22
how TO CUT DRESS plPlNa.

The material should be perfectly
straight and cut on the bias. 1t should
be about three quarters of an inch
wide. Sew IL first on the right side,
turn to show the white piping and
stitch closely TO the edge. Turn a mar
row seam on the back and stitch in
place, for unless perfectly even. the
second stitching will show in crooked
lines upon the face of the goods.
wrr. WInslovs rooTEIEG rYBUp Chi1drsn
teethiuRi softens the gums redcces inflammation al.
lays pain cures wiud onc. q, cent q oottle
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-22

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Rccessicnai.

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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31
From a Clergyman's Stan d
Point.

The clerical endorsements OF
"The Holy City, the Biblical
drama by Clarence Bennett which
is to be the offering at our local
local Theatre on Tuesday Nov. 5.
run into the thousands. 1t has
been the custom of the manage
ment for several years to invite
the clergymen of all denominations
to attend a performance of the
play and not one single unfavor-
able word of comment has yet
been heard from. They have in
found it impressive and
reverential in its treatment of
sacred theme and they have fire.
quently advised others TO attend
and have encouraged the presenta-
lion of the play in many ways.
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Death of Lowell Sparks.

Hoping against hope has been
the strain on the father and
mother, and friends of Lowell
Sparks for two weeks; hoping that
perhaps some how, some way
might be told to save the life OF
the only boy, the only child, who
has been rapidly sinking with
typhoid fever. But on Monday
at noon all hopes were blasted ;
the grim monster, death, stalked
into the home and laid the icy
finger on the young mans brow,
and his soul took it's flight to its
maker.
He was the son of PrJf. and
Mrs. A. M. Sparks, and fond
parents they were. About ten
years ago they lost their only
daughter, just school age, and now
their only son and only child is
taken at the age of twenty years.
Just blooming into mannood; be-
coming q great help to his parents
and great comfort to them.
Lowell and his father had been n
Lancaster and other towns almost
all summer, driving together sell
ing pianos, and they have had a
successful year. Our sister city
of Lancaster now has 400 cases of
typhoid, and many deaths. A few
weeks ago Lowell Sparks came
home from there feeling badly and
could not fight off the chills and
fever and languid feeling over.
taking him. He was compelled to
take his bed, and his sickness
never relingnished its hold upon
him. His fever was high and
mind flighty, and no medical ef-
forts, though three skilled physi
clans We're in attendance, could
turn the tide in his favor,
The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Lowell was one of those good
hearted, whole souled boys that
everybody liked. Not an enemy
in the world. Generous, good
humored, and good boy.
His father is PROSTATE with
grief, in his sore bereavement and
the whole community sorrow with
the parents. His death was in.
deed calamity to them.
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DO NOT FAIL TO SEE IT!
DO NOT FORGET THE DATE.
A Card.

Logan, Ohio, Oct. 80, 1907.
To the citizens of Green Town
ship:-It comes to my knowledge
that certain parties are very busy
circulating the report "that | am
in favor of a school board that
will employ superintendent for
our township schools" This re-
port was manufactured out of
whole cloth for the express pur-
pose of misleading the voters on
next Tuesday. / have never had
single conversation with anyone
about the subject. / am opposed
to a township superintendent, and
always have been. And there are
many other matters going on to
which am opposed. Too much
money is being thrown away al
ready. But | am a friend to good
schools, good books, good boards
and good teachers. Let us try to
give the boys and the girls good
education-It will serve them we'll
life. We wonder what
will be the next "'bugaboo story"
Truly, w. S. STONE.
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FOR TREASURER

Rudolph Brown may not get to
see you during this campaign, be,
cause of his rheumatic Affections,
but he wants us to announce for
HIM that he is the Democratic can
didate for City Treasurer. We do
so announce, and further we will
say there was never Democrat
deserved the full vote of his party
more than Rudolph Brown, and he
is a Democrat that we personally
enjoy taking off our editorial robe
and getting out in the by-ways
and putting rp a fight for. Ru-
dOlph Brown Is man that is above
abusing worthy opponent.
He won't I do that if he never gets
a vote, but if there ever was a man
that every dollar helps along, he
is Mr.. Brown. He has had to
spend almost every dollar of his
earnings on his health, and his
friends asked him TO try for this
little office that pays three or four
hundred dollars per year, knowing
that that amount would greatly
help him to take additional treat
ment each year for his afiliction.
We expect Rudolph Brown will not
be pleased that we assayed to say
these things for him, but they are
true, and we want every voter in
Logan to vote for Rudolph Brown.
A good man, a good business man,
lair in his dealings, and ne have
iound him eoDgenial gentleman
Always. He has good business
education and Will make a first
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is not our pleasure, so will needs
assure the friends, that the nomi-
neas must be good men else the
Democratic party, that stands for
decency, law enforce ment and
good government, should not have
placed them on their ticket. The
editor of this paper carefully
looked over the entire Democratic
candidacy of the county, and in
deed even those he is not person
ally acquainted with, bear the
name of good families; have come
up from the best people in their
township, and are worthy of any
mans vote. We recommend them
and will stand in every instance
by our recommendation.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31
REASONS WHY DEMOCRATS
SHOULD NOT VOTE FOR PETIT

The Democrats of Logan twice
and that is enough.
AS he of assaied the
scandalous saying they cropping in the dark.
Elmer Petit attorney country left tn
Democratic party to line and fight the battles his
employers
He has fought Democrat yea,s
very fellows that helped him into Office.
lie is owned and operated by John White and AL Douglass who
rootihg out all the 'square-deal postmases in the district
lie made speeches against his BROTHER Petit
oil Hooking county, only because he is a Democrat.
His card does not he will all
gamblers2
His card does what party belongs ashamed
his adopted party he is of the old Democratic
so much for lin?
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31
FOR CLERK.

Charles Smith is the Democrat
lc candidate for City Clerk.
Smithy'' has about as wide fa-
vorable acquaintance in Logan as
any young man in our town. He is
salesman at the Bert Stedem shoe
store, is a pleasing gentleman in
every move and manner. A young
man of good habits, strictly sober,
and always reliable. "Smithy'' is
young man that can get recon-
mendations from any laboring man,
business man OR banker in our
city, and ln-as-mLch as every ybody
speaks well of him, it leads us to
believe that he has good START
for success in this campaign. We
are not writing to fill up a paper,
but we want the reader to look at
the Democratic ticket published in
this paper, and we want you to
look down over the ticket, and
there discover the name of Charles
Smith, and put your cross mark
there. Every Democrat in Logan
will vote for "Smithy," and about
300 Republicans. Watch his ma
iority grow when the votes are
counted out.
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class Treasurer of Logan. He can
not get out over town much in his
wheel chair, but drop into his
store and encourage him. Assure
him you are going to do all you
can for him, and no man will be
more grateful to you than Rudolph
Brown. He is not seeking his
third term. He is asking for his
first term.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31
LOGAN VILLAGE rioKEr.
FOR MAYOR

d. V Thurness is the Democra-
tic nominee for Mayor of Logan.
He has been life long business
man here and is Democrat; al
ways to the front of his party
ranks fighting her battles and
working for the success of his
ticket. Mr.. Thurness has been
one of the foremost men in the
forward move Of our town. As a
member of our Board of Trade he
has been active in securing for
Logan the industries that have
lifted us from a hamlet, to city i.
He was on the original committee
that interested themselves in try
ing to secure for Logan the rail
road shops, and made several trips
to Columbus to see the Railroad
officials, at his own expense, and
finally he was on the committee
that did the hard work of solicit.
ing the money to buy the land and
make the shops proposition a sure
thing.
Now what of his platform in
last weeks paper, He stands
squarely upon those declarations,
and says he means every word of
it. He proclaims that he will en-
force the laws to letter, if elect
ed, and see to it that the saloons
are closed on Sundays, and sup.
press all other lawlessness. He
recites in his platform that he
stands for Greater Logan; that
he will help Logan to grow and
expand into a city. He pledges
to give every man square deal,
and play no favorites among any
class of people, in any class of
business. In the merchantile
business in Logan, it is said, that
Mr.. Thurness has always been a
friend to the poor. He is known |
to be the laboring mans friend,
and has been vigilantly in favor
'f home labor, at good prices. I'll
elected Mayor of Logan he will
give this town strong govern
nent. He is running on plat.
orm that has the right sound,
md says he will be owned and
perated by no man and no boss.
lie will be the Mayor and soak
he evil doors to the limit, be he
riend or foe.
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WHY THE VOTERS OF LOGAN
SHOULD SUPPORT THURNESS.

Read the platform of
Mr.. Thurness for Mayor;
"1 shall endeavor, in so
far as | can personally, or
have authority officially,
so to direct affairs as th 1T
my administration sh all be
business like, economic,
clean and orderly.
81 shall insist upon the
observance of, and en-
forcement of all laws
and ordinances without
fear, favor or affection.
eff elected Mayor of Lc-
gan l will continue my
personal efforts and the
powers of the office 10
make Logan a greater and
better town.
81 will apply my busi-
ness experience to giving
the people of Logan a bust
ness administra tion.
81 shall always keep in
view the interests of labor
as well as the business and
property interests of our
town.
That is plain, is it not?
Straight from the shoulder
and "Old Kruger has
enough Dutch in him to
set his head on a thing
and do what he says he
will do. There won |
anybody own him, nor
tell him what to do. No
body will control him, and
he will do W. hat he thinks |
s right, no matter what
others may say to him.
We are anxious to see
I'D Verse get in the
Mayors chair and soak
ome of the law breakers,
md don't you think but
hat he will do what he
ays. He will give e very
nan a square "shake-
.own," and dish the law
ut to friend and foe alike.
Between this and cleo
ion the opposition may dc
luch slandering to catch
he votes for their candi-
ates. Watch out for
oomerangs at the last
our. Thurness may also
ave some things to say if I
ney start any of their
.ush. !
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Notice of Appointment

Assignment of ". A. Payne
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified AS assignee for the benefit OF the
creditors OF w A. Payne, OF Logan, Hook.
Ing County, Ohio. Dated this 2ith day ~
October a. D., 1907.
w. A. McNORROH,
Assignee for the benefit OF
Oct 81 S-1 the creditors OF WA. Payne,
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The steel frame of the main car
shop has been started and is nearly
up, the roof has been started on
the saw chop and blacksmith shop,
one track is nearly completed in
the new yards at Old town and
the work on all is being rushed as
fast as possible.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31

Messrs. Adolph and Chris.
Gompf and the Misses Lucy Shoe
maker and Margaret Goodliye
were NelsonYille visitors Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31
R. R. News.

VIM. Kitchen, of the Local
freight under Conductor Wilson,
was off duty last week on account
of sickness.
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Estate OF Nora Il. Msicher, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified AS administrator OF the estate OF
Nora IL. Melcher, late Of Hooking County
deceased. Dated this S0th day of October
A. D., 1917. q +. MELCHER,
Oct III b-w Administrator
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wheel chair, but drop into his
store and encourage him. Assure
him you are going to do all you
can for him, and no man will be
more grateful to you than Rudolph
Brown. He is not seeking his
third term. He is asking for his
first term.
FOR MARSHAL,
Augustus Shively has been nom
mated by the Democratic party of
Logan for the office of Marshal.
He has taken hold of the cam
paign with vim and vigor. Mr..
Shively has announced on his
cards that if elected Marshal he
will do his whole duty in enforc.
ing the laws and preserving the
peace. That is the kind of a
marshal Logan wants, A man
that will be there with the goods,
and protect the wives, mothers
and sisters from the stumbling
drunk man, or the Infamous hirt.
We believe Gus Shively will come
square up to the expectation of his
friends, and well measure up to
the duties and responsibilities and
oath of his office. The time is
past when the marshal of Logan
can wink one eye and laugh at
lawlessness. He must now stand
for the law and its enforcement,
showing no partiality, but doing
his duty at all time and using
vigilance to "pinch" the ducks
that persist in violating the law.
Gus Shiveley can be depended up
on to do that very thing. This we
earnestly believe or we would not
say so. He has it so printed
on his cards, that he will do his
whole duty, and that is straight
from the shoulder.
Gus Shively is hard working
boy. Raised in Logan and the Of
flee of marshal is due him, and
le5's all get together and elect him
with whoop and hurrah.
FOR CoUNCILMEN,
George G. Gage, John E. Canty,
Fred Stracke, Thos. Bennett, Nick
Eberst and H. K. Rose are the |
Democratic nominees for Council
nen of Logan. George Gage is
me Of Logan's old time citizens,
low president of the Logan FEEDER
ltion of Labor and will get the
aboring vote to man almost. He
las always been public spirited
itizen. Was one of first men to
'ush the matter of improving the
ark and gave an entertainments,
aised $1,000 and turned it over
o the Improvement Society. He
as been to the front in every need
t public improvement
John E. Canty is superintendent
f the Snider Lumber Co.. ; a thor
ugh business man; the kind of
man you want in the council.
Fred Stracke is a machinist,
nown to most every man in town.
ood man, congenial and iolly.
red will be among the top ones on
he ticket.
Thos Bennett is laboring man
ld will get a large laboring mans
)te.
Nicholas Eberst in one of the
EST men on the ticket, square,
1nest, good. A man with good
nse and good judgement. He
Ill get a rousing majority and
AXE good councilman.
Ii. K. Rose is a business man of
'gan. Always foremost in boost a
g Improvement. A hustler to
axe greater Logan. 81
ASSESSORS.
Assessors are very important of q,
es. OF all persons IN office up
whom we depend for good off "
nd Judgment, it is the assessor.
is the man who fixes the values p,
all your chattel property, and
man that shows no partiality; oi
at treats every man alike, is the
N we want. The Democratic -,
minees are; First ward, j. S.
aw; Second ward, Dan Connors; hi
ird ward, Dennis Noonan; so
urth ward, Andy Inboden. 1
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31

DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP AND VII
LACE TICKETS.
We published in our last week s
paper the names of all the Demo
cratic candidates throughout the
county, in each township and
municipal. We would like to have
been made personally acquainted
with the good qualities of the
Democrats named for each place
IN each voting precinct, but that
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31
LEGAL NOTICE.
Sealed bids Will be received by the Coun.
at the office OF the Clerk OF said Village,
Until II O'Clock noon, Nov. e, 1907,

| for furnishing the necessary labor and ma
terials for improving the GAINESVILLE road
from Hunter street north east TO corpora-
| iion line by grading. guttering and macad-
| amizing with lime stone, according to plans
and specifications on hle In said Office
Each bid must contain the full name of
every person or company interested In the
| same, and be accompanied by IA bond In the
sum OF $1,000 10 the satisfaction OF the coun-
Gil, or certified check ON some solvent
cepted, contract Will be entered into and
Its performance properly secured. Should
any bid be rejected sucl check will be forth
with returned TO the bidder and should any
bid be accepted such check Will be returned
upon the proper execution and securing OF
the contract.
Bidders are required to use the printed
forms, which Will be furnished on applica-
ton.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
BY order of the Council.
Oct 81, l-w FRED @. GROVE, Clerk
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SCHOOL BOARDS.

The law seeks TO make School
Boards non partisan, and so we
will abide by the law, but suggest
D. ?. Miller, Henry Kessler, in
Logan, and Leonard Weaver and
George Conkle, in Falls, as good
men for members of School boards.
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There is shortage of men for
track work at present.

Construction Engineer, Hugh
Lytle, representing the Mount
Vernon Steel Structural Co, is
here with large force of expert
workmen. They have in charge
all the steel work of the railroad
shops and coal works structures
of G. III. V. q T. railroad.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31

The shortages in August time
are being Strengthened up and the
boys are accordingly happy.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-31

Sam Smith, Operator at Old
Town, is off this week on account
of the death of Lowell Sparks.
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$1.OO, $3.50, $500
and $500.
Don't Forget

That our UNDERWEAR DE-
PARTMENT is the most com
plete in town.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-25
The kinn,s chaffeur

The king is probably the only mo-
torist who has ever been regularly
driven by policeman. For some time
past his majesty's motor-car has been
in the hands of the police. If in that
form IL may be explained that the king
has been employing skilled policemen
chaffeurs from Scotland Yard. His
majesty. as is well known. is accompa-
MED by policemen wherever he goes.
When he is making moior-car tour
IL is not easy or convenient to have
his police attendants following in a
second car behind him. and In the
royal car no place could possibly ne
given TO policeman The difficultv
has been overcome By engaging
drivers rho combine the Positions ~
pol.cs attendants ard chsursu-s Tte
r,en rto have d-,vsr the k,rz havs
beer chcsen frn- snc-g these chant
feu-s who drive the Scotland Yard %
hcisl motor cars A. the same tins
hts majesty has been assured Of hav-
ing a ChsHeur Of tried experience and
thoroughly steady character. London
Tit-Bits.