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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-02
Free From Entangling Alliances,

The difficult casting about for Presidential Can
didate by the Republican party this year, shows in
this extraordinary state of affairs, how subservent
the Republican politicians have been the corpora
tion and trust influences, and how greatly those
fuences still dominate the Republican party and
how dangerous it is to go before the people with
such candidate, evident to the thinking minds of
that party.
The great leaders of that party nearly all in
way allied with corporation interests. AT
least thirds of all the Republican members of the
United States said to be controlled and
the membership of the House, if the question OF
patronage eliminated, would undoubtedly be in
the same proportion. large majority of the
tional committee and the ratio OF the state
committees pin their faith to the contributions of
the trusts and corporations to keep them in power.
Indeed the evidence shows that even the reformers
marked with the Roosevelt branding iron, are
not averse to calling upon their trust and corpora
tion friends although pretending be lighting these
leeches.
To honest Republicans there is this consolation to
offer, that any candidate who the Democrats will
nominate is certain to be free from the entanglng
alliances their party have created in it's effort
TO carry water both shoulders The fact that the
corporations and the tariff protected trusts bit.
terly opposed TO Democratic success and that no
scandal is whispered of trust and corporation contr
buttons hanging to the skirts of the party is a fair
guaranty of the honesty and good intentions OF the
Democracy for what the people desire--eurbiug the
trusts and control of the corporations that have been
plundering them
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-02
B q ia Presidents Bonnet.

That President Roosevelt wishes he had not spok-
en- refusing renominution is more evident every day.
He has looked over he ield-Foraker, Cannon, La
fellette, Fairbanks Hughes and Taft; none of them
are entirely satisfactory him for President For
aker the worst and Taft the best, in the President g
eye Yet, though Taft may make fair candidate,
the President don't like that clustering brother,
Charley Taft. He is too windy and uses the express
sion, ''Me and Bill and Teddy" too much. When
any person wishes to quote the administration the
President wants it distinctly understood that he
would have them say, 'The President Thinks etc. y
But Charley Taft always says 1--WE think, etc. "
Charley furnishes the money that makes thinking
possible and he rather takes it to himself to be
sidered as one of the 1--WE, " anyhow.
But the President having declared he would not be
q candidate, and these other ambitious gentlemen
having taken him at his word, he has to all inquir.
about his denomination reiterated the statement
issued by him on the night of the election in 1904
when he said
son the 4th day of March next I shall have
served three and one-half years MS President, and
these three and one half years constitute my first
term. The wise custom which limits the President
to two regards the substance and not the form
Under circumstances will be candidate for or
accept another nomination"
There is nothing equivoca about that statement
for President Roosevelt only declares ne will not
be candidate, but also that he will not accept l.
other nomination if it should be offered to him He
does feel at liberty to recede from that declara-
tion, because he has branded so many persons as
GLARS that he cannot afford to have the pet epithet
flung back into his own teeth. Between the buzzng
bee in his bonnet to 'run again and the fear of be
ing made prominent member of the Ananlas Club,
he is suffering mental anguish
So the next best thing to do, Roosevelt hopes to
dictate the nomination of his successor, although he
has not out squarey and declared for any per-
son. Tie impression is abroad, and Taft would have
it So that the Corpuent Secretary is the favorte of
the President, but time the executive is
more and more convinced that Taft not be elect
ed because of his favoring corporations against
labor in mis- sweeping injunction proclamation. The
President himself is getting entangled with abor
organizations that he would like to cast his
lines about for 'laeor canddate,' yet close to
himself If he only had not spoken the words that
he would not be candidate again himself, how
easily he thinks he could fix up the labor troubles by
lucrative appointments and be the then great and
popular candidate for reelection. But the words
have gone forth from his mouth and shall not re-
turn, though the bonnet bee may buzz.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-02

The state fish law, found in sec
tion % of the revised statutes, is
as follows:
No person shall kill fish with
any device whatever in any such
waters, except with hook and line,
with bait or lure. No person shall
take or catch in any of the rivers,
lakes or ponds, or in any of the
reservoirs of the state, any fish
with what are known as trout
ines, bob lines, set lines, or by
spearing, except lit that part of
streams bordering on or flowing
through his own lands. No person
shall in any of the waters of the
state, natural OF artificial (includ-
ing Buckeye lake, Indian lake,
Grand or L0ramie resevoire), take
or catch in any manner any black
bass between May | and June / ;
provided, however, that in the
bnys connected with the waters of
Lake Erie the closed season for
fishing with hook and line, bait or
lure. for black bass shall be be-
tween May % ard July 10. No
person shall In any of the waters
of the state (including Buckeye
lake and Indian lake, Grand or
L0ramie resergoirs), while such
waters are frozen over, covered
with ice catch any fish, in any
manner, through any bole cut in
the ice, or through any fssure, n
crack or break therein. No person
shall buy or sell any black bass
that has been c1ught in any of
the crt eks, rivers or reservoirs of
the state, or in Buckeye lake, or
Indian lake, or IN any of the
waters Of any other state or coun-
try; nor catch, take or have in
his possession, any bass less than
10 inches in lengh (measure-
ments to be make from end of
nose to end of tail). No person
shall catch, buy, sell or have in
bis possession any brook trout,
Won Behr or brown trout, land
locked salmon. or California
salmon, except from the 18th day
of April to the 10 day of Septem-
ber Nothing in this section shall
prevent the taking of minnows for
bait with a minnow sem not ex-
ceeding four feet in depth and ten
feet in length; nor shall anything
herein herein prevent the taking
of fish in any manner from the
ponds or lagoons formed by the
reeesding waters OF running
streams when such ponds or la
goons no longer have any
connection with the channels of
such streams. And nothing In
this section shall apply TO the
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-02
II is All Up With Teddy /.

The President will find out aud IL rapidly learning
the truth that his of the labor lead
ers Meyer and Haywood, is costing him more admir-
ere than any impromptu talk he has made yet. The
disappearance of Mr. Rooseyet's popularity will be
due to his unhappy reference TO these two per-
secuted labor leaders than to all other com
bined The President had the rich men against him,
but that increased his popularity with the people
be had the negroes against him. but they could easi-
ly be won back by the distribution of few high
sslaried Offices but he insults every aberipg
man 10 the United States by an Unnecessary and
voluntary assault and has driven away the most
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powerful and influential backing he had.

powerful and influential backing he had.
IL is all up with Teddy and all up with Taft now,
and all up with any put forward by the Presi-
dent. month ago the labor unions, almost to o
man, were friendly to President Roosevelt, while to-
day. so rapidly has come the change one who could
be found TO sing his praises would be regarded II
freak
1t is not conjecture but an absolute fact
that the President like many of the brilliant stars
in the galaxy of American men, gets too large for
his clothes, and his decline is and here. The
American people greater than any individual.
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More News from the New England
States.

If any one has any doubt as to
the virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure,
they need only to refer to Mr.. AL
vim II, Simpson, of Williamantic,
Conn, who, after almost losing
hope of recovery, on account of
the failure of so many remedies,
finally tried Foley's Kidney Cure,
which he says was 'just the
thing" for HIM, as four bottles
cured him completely. He is now
entirely well and free from all the
suffering incident TO acute kidney
trouble. Bort q Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-02
THE STATE FISH, GAME
BIRD AND GAME ANIMAL LAWS
Non=Residents of Ohio Must Pay County
License of $500 for Hunting Pri=
vilege Each Year.

water of Lake Erie, or email APP
ply to private artificial ponds or
privately owned lakes.
The state game follows:
OPEN SEASON FOR GAME BIRDS.
Virginia partridge and quail;
Nov. 10 to Dec. 5; woodcock or
Carolina dove Sept. to Dec. /;
rail, shore bird, plover, snipe,
wild goose, coot, mud hen, Sept.
1 to Dee. and from March l to
April 20, Grouse and pheasants
are protected until Nov. 10, 1908.
Wild duck or other water foul
shall be hunted only by the use
of common shoulder gun of not
larger bore than 10 ga. The use
of siuk boats, sneak boats or any
boat other than a common row.
boat propelled by oars is prohib.
ed. No person shall kill water
foul on Sunday or Monday, nor
before sunrise nor sunset.
OPEN SEASON FOR GAME ANIMALS.
Rabbits, Nov. l5 to Dec. 5. ex
cept by owners of property where
the animals may be found injur-
ing said property. 1t is unlawful
to use ferrets in hunting rabbits:
Raccoon, Sept. to March l.,
squirrel, Sept. |, to Oct. 10. No
more than ten squirrels may be
killed by one person in any one
day,
rREPASs.
Written permission to hunt must
be obtained from the owner of
property or his authorized agent
LICENSE.
Non-residents of Ohio must pay
county license of $l5 for hunting
privilege each year. A license
entities him to take from the state
game killed by him not to exceed
80 of all kinds.
SUNDAY.
1t is unlawful to shoot or hunt
any kind of game on Sunday or
have implements in open air for
such purpose.
More News from the New England
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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-02
Financial Statement
OF the Logan Home and Savings Associa-
tiOn of Logan, Ohio, For the Fiscal
Year Ending December
l5th 1906
ASSETS

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Running stock and dividends -. ......
Credits on mortgage loans ,...,..,,. -.
Credits ON other loans .-.,.,-.. .......
Paid-up stock and DIVIDENDS ........
Deposits and accrued interest ..,......
Deposits secured by collateral ....,.....
Fund for contingent losses ...,. Il.
borrowed money on accrued interest
Undivided profits, prior TO May lst 1891
Credits on real estate sold on contract
Due borrowed on unfinished loans ....
Other liabilities, In detail ...........,...
Loan reserve ...... ..,........ ....
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
Thrown From A Mule.

Just after dark Tuesday eve.
ming Mrs, Hardy Tompkjns, who
was returning home from visit
with relatives below town, was
thrown from her mule, the ac-
cident occurring in front of the
Christian church. Fortunately
she was not badly hurt, although
painfully bruised.
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W. M. Collins Is having his
residence ropainted.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
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S | D N E Y .

Sidney wants and must have
q direct telephone connection
with Cushman.
DR.. r. N. Rodman and family
Of Cushman were in Sidney Mon
day and Tuesday.
Rev. p. A. Wiles filled Rev.
G. S. Morehead's appointment at
the M. e. Church South Sunday
morning.
Rev, Skinner, M. e. presiding
elder, Of Batesville preached
here Sunday night at the M. e.
Church South.
r. Founders left Tuesday for
Searcy as representative for the
G. p. church Of this place in the
Arkansas Synod.
E. G, Hawkins, instead Of 60
ing to Rogers as intended, has
accepted a position with a hub
and stave factory at Batesville.
p. M. Wies left Saturday for
Eureka Springs, as representa-
tive Of Sidney lodge No. 4Ol,
|, 0. O. +, in the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Evans,
John f. Arm and Gillette Harris
spent a very enjoyable time
Sunday AT the home of j. r..
Ray.
Lee Taylor of Evening Shade,
accompanied by his wife, was
here last week. Mr.. Taylor was
looking after the Sharp County
Telephone Company's interests.
The Sharp County Farmers
Union met at this place Friday
and Saturday, The attendance
was good, An open session was
held at The G. p. church Friday
night,
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
COUNTY EXAMINER APPOINTED.
The Place Goes To Prof. J. N. Simpson
OF Cave City.

Late Wednesday afternoon
County Judge Kelley appointed
Prof. James M. Simpson to the
office Of County Examiner in the
Southern District OF Sharp coun-
ty. The appointment was made
to fill a vacancy caused by the
removal from the county OF EX-
aminer w. II. Watkins some
time ago.
Prof. Simpson has been con-
nected with the Cave City High
School for u number Of years,
and is one Of the best known
teachers Of the county. He will
no doubt prove u popular Sc
lection.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN.
Cut To Pieces By An Engine At Diaz AS
lie Lay On The Track.

A south bound passenger train
on the main line Of the Iron
Mountain ran over and killed a
boy at Diaz about IL O'Clock
Monday night. The body was
literally torn to peices. The
boy seemed to have been about
sixteen years old. He had on a
black suit Of clothes, checked
jumper and white hat. There
was nothing by which to identify
him, some blank cards, a pint
of whiskey and a cheap watch
being found near him. The re-
mains were gathered up and
taken to Newport for burial. The
boy was lying on the track
asleep or drunk, and the engineer
saw him when about eie hty feet
from him, but could not stop his
engine within that distance.-
Batesville Guard.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
Petition TO Confirm Title.

Whereas, Lille b. Medley, as
administrators Of tho estate of
John s, Medley, deceased, and
as next friend Of Fay Medley and
Goldie Medley, infants, has on
this tho 4th day Of September,
1907, filed in the Office of the
Clork Of tho Chancery Court Of
Sharp county, for tho Southern
Di9triet, at Evening Shade, Ar.
kansas, her petition alleging that
tho said estate and said infants
are tho owners, occupants ana
have title to the following lands
lying in the Southern District Of
said Sharp county, towiti
Tho southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section .,
the northeast quarter Of the
quarter, the southwest
quarter Of tho northeast quarter
and tho northeast quarter of tho !
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
B E Nc A Y

Percy Wainwright was at Cave
City Saturday.
N. V. Hutchison of Pough-
keepsie was in this country Mon
day buying cattle.
Health continues to be very
good in this part Of the county,
Of which fact we are all proud.
j. M. Howard and part of his
family have gone to the bottoms
to pick some cotton and hunt
and fish some.
David Parsley, who has been
at work at the Emley mines for
some time, is now at home, at
work on the farm again.
l.. R. Vaughan and family
were visiting friends and rela-
tives in the Cave City neighbor-
hood last Saturday night and
Sunday,
We can hear the Union saw
mill whistle and the saw singing,
and they say if the people want
lumber, just give in the bill and
it will be ready, We say hurrah
for the Union!
William Shaw and Emery
Smith of Calamine were here
Saturday on their way home
from the County Union, which
met at Sidney.
Ponder Hutchison and Miss
Esther King were joined in mat
rimony Sunday. We wish them
a long and happy life. A num-
ber Of people were at the we'd
ding dinner at the home of Gran
vile King.
Roe Street, a prominent cjti-
zen of Calamine, was in this
part of the cheat" Saturday.
While here Roe gave US to un-
derstand that he would be a can
didate for Representative. We
believe he would run a good
race.
L. R. Vaughan, who is work.
ing at the Emley mines, was at
home four days this week, on
account Of the sawmill having to
shut down for some repairs. He
is hauling lumber, and was laid
off until the mill is in running
order again.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25

off lately. Sam Wells has sold
his river land to Esq. j. A. Gay
and his home place to S. G.. Golf.
Wells has bought Sam Riddles
store house and goods at Wilt
ford and moved there. Bart
Adair has bought the interest of
D. Sauls in the Adair & Sauls
business. Mr.. Sauls has moved
to Hardy.
We believe that what has been
done can be done again. We
want an act of the next legisla-
ture giving US a county scat ell
ection in the Southern District Of
Sharp county, and no man need
come among us wanting our
votes for the position of Repre-
sentative unless he possesses all
the necessary qualifications for
such a position, and singularly
will work for such an act. We
are watching the announcement
column Of the Record and the
probabilities closely. We have
material that may be heard Of
later on, if the proper stuff
doesn't appear.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
ARTHUR SULLIVAN
Is A Candidate For Reflection AS Clerk
And Recorder.

The proper column of this is
sue of the Record contains the
formal announcement of Arthur
Sullivan, who is a candidate to
succeed himself in the office Of
Clerk and Recorder. Mr.. Sulli-
van is now serving his first term
in this office, and his record dur
ing the period of his incumbency
is one of which he might be
proud, and to which his friends
point with pride. He is a most
courteous and agreeable official,
and painstaking in every detail
pertaining to his duties. His
records and, in fact, every de-
partment Of his office, are neatly
and accurately kept, and his
work and methods of conducting
the Office have frequently been
commented upon favorably, not
only by individuals, but by Of
ficial bodies as well. AT this
time, so far as our knowledge
goes, no opposition is in sight,
and Mr.. Sullivan will doubtless
have a clear field before the next
primaries.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
p0U g II K E E p SIZE.

A. j. Tompkins is low with
chronic diarrhoea.
Health is still good, but the
doctors appear busy.
Lee Campbell and Chas. Simp-
son each have new boys at their
homes,
DR.. Chas. Tibbles has built an
addition to his residence that
adds much to the comfort and
convenience Of his home.
The town hall, over the Bright
well store, has q new bell to in
form the public Of the meetings
Of the different brotherhoods,
This town has passed an order
TO arrest any man who gathers
corn with sideboards on his wag-
on, and the amount Of corn gath
erod must be seen and comment
ed upon,
District Lecturer w. NJ. Kent
was stirring up the Masons at
this place Friday and Saturday.
Some Of the boys who were up
stairs looked mighty faced,
US If they wished they "hadn't
eat it,"
The cotton crop Of this section
is about thirds out. Where
our ginners put up 900 bales last
year, they will not put up more
than 200 this year. AT least
one.half Of our farmers arc 60
ing to have TO buy corn.
There Is nobody paving the
air yet over politics in this sec.
tion, But we dread such still
times, for we know that when
the storm does turn loose there
will be damage done that will be
hard to repair, for we mortals
are 80 constituted that we take
things by storm.
Some trades have been pulled
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25

tho southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, the southwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter,
tho southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter, the north half
Of the southwest quarter and the
northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section 10, the
northwest quarter and the north
west quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the northwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter OF
section Is, the northeast quarter
Of the northwest quarter, the
southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter and the southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section %, and the northwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of section %, all in township 16,
north Of range 6 west, and pray
ing the rendition Of decree that
their tito thereto be confirmed,
quietcd and forever set at rest,
now, therefore, all persons who
claim any interest in the above
described lands or any part or
tract thereof arc hereby warned
and notified to appear in said
court at the next term thereof,
which will be begun and held in
Evening Shade on Monday, No
vember 4, 1907, and show cause
why the title Of said petitioners
to tho said lands should not DO
confirmed.
Witness my hand as Clerk Of
the Circuit Court and Ex. .offici0
Clerk Of the Chancery Court Of
Sharp county, with The seal Of
said court affixed, at Office in
Evening Shade, Ark, September
4, 1907,
ARTHUR SULLIVAN, Clerk.
l}Y JASPER JusTuS, y. 9.
SAM H. DAVIDSON, ATTY.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
S II Z l. BY WILL Z

D. A. Stephens went to Cave
y Saturday,
Health continues reasonably
3od in this section.
~. G, McGee went to Batesville
iday, returning Saturday.
Esq. James O, Wasson Of Mob.
y was in this vicinity last Sat-
day,
y Theodore Crabtree says he will
in the race for Justice Of the
eace this time.
Even the chronic kicker could
pt grumble at tho weather for
o past two weeks.
James P. Stephens of Cave
Ply had business in this section
few days the past week.
s. L, Shaver left Sunday for
Eureka Springs to be present at
Pc meeting Of the Grand Lodge
4 the Independent Order Of Odd
fellows, which was held at that
|lace Tuesday and Wednesday.
We hasten TO inform the Reed
writer that the frost has come
md gone without doing any ma.
erial damage, and that Scott
ownship's candidates will be
here with the goods when the
proper time arrives,
Wm' West, a good citizen Of
1obley, was in our town Satur-
Iay' lie is going to be in the
ace again for Justice OF the
'eaoe Of Scott township, and
vii be hard to beat, # elected,
We don't doubt he would make a
rood officer.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25
Several Assessments Reduced.

Quite q number Of citizens
from different portions Of the
county were before Judge Kelley
Monday and Tuesday presenting
reasons why the assessments Of
their property should not have
been increased by the Board Of
Equalization. Most of tho re.
ductions asked for were granted.
Sharp County record., 1907-10-25

Napoleon Hill Cotton Co. OF
ST. Louis, Mo-, u continuation Of
the old firm Of Hill, Fontaino u
Co., solicit your cotton ship
ments. Liberal advances will be
made on consignments as we'll as
q low rate for storage and insur-
ance on all cotton consigned
Correspondence solicited.
NAPOLEON HILL COTTON Coz
If South Main ST.. st. Louis Mo,