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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-20
CARBONH|LL.
AND LOGAN.
A Close One Played Last
Sunday.

Logan and Carb)nhill met on
the local giouhd5 for the third
time this season and Logan de.
feated them by the score of Z to
g. Each team had previously won
game aud this was the 'rubber"
and both were confident of vic
tory. Manager Horn, of the visit
ors, sent In his crack tWirler,
Brannigan, who held our sluggers
TO six hite on Decoration Day, to
do the pitching while Smith did
the receiving Penny baker and
Canty started the battery work
for Logan, but Canty had to re-
tire in the fourth inning on &C
count of having his finger nail
split by a pitched ball, he showed
great nerve by catching one in
ming with his split finger and
would have never retired except
coaxed to do SO; Fields the gener
al utility man, finished the game
behind the bat and did fair work.
Brannigan did not do go we'll in
this game as the "Sluggere' were
next to him and drove him from
the box in four innings, while
Penny baker pitched fine game
and had the visitors completely at
his mercy, he allowed them only
three hits, two of them scratches
up until the ninth inning, when
he let down and allowed them five
hits, one of them homer over the
left field fence,
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MIR, David L, Jaycox, Chaplain Clar-
india /. o, G. L, and Chaplain G. A. r.,
S65 Broadway, Oakland, Cal, writes:
II am an old war veteran. 1contract-
ed severe bladder and kidney trouble.
l spent hundreds of dollars and con-
suited host of doctors, but neither did
me any good,
Finally some of my comrades who
had been cured by Peruna advised me
to try it. 1 at once bought bottle, and
found ii helped me so much that 1 kept
using it for nearly four months.
"Peruna has proven fhe best medi=
cine 1 ever used. MY pains are gore
and l believe myself to be cured. Ifeei
well, and would not be without bottle
in time of need for ten times its cost.'
Mr.. Robert E. Hanvey, Treasurer
knights of Industrial Freedom, also a
we'll known writer and lecturer, writes
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Injured.
P E ,Lee, Columbus. jaw broken
and back Injured.
;he wreck occurred in portion
of the city which is almost mac
ceeeible, ana il was some time be-
fore ala reached the passengers.
All the ambulsuces in the city
were rushed to point as near as
possible, ana the seriously injured
carried 10 them ana hurried to
hospitals. Many of the passengers
in the sleepers were only scratch
ed ana slightly bruised, ana were
able to walk TO street car or other
conveyance and come into the city.
Many refused to give their names.
Ii is not believed that any of the
injured, except the fireman, will
die No. 10 is known among rail
road men as the Lake Shore Limit
ed
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RAILROAD
WRECK.
Serious Trick Played by
Thoughtless Boys.

Columbus, Ohio, June l8,-Big
Four Passenger Train No, 10, one
of the fastes trains on the New
York Central Lines, went through h
an open switch to-day in the
northern part of the city and is
now on its side along the track /,
while all the passengers are
wondering why they were not in
stantly killed.
The train, which is the fastest
that runs between this city and
Cleveland, was rushing along, ac-
eording to one of the passengers,
at SO miles an hour, when it
struck switch coming into the
city aud the passengers were
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Logan scored first in the third
inning on Cantys terrific three
Dagger to left and Buntz'e out
field fly la the fourth Heath
fret up singled and stole second,
going to third on Beck's hit.
Beck then stole second, Shannon
looked so fierce that Brannigan
passed him and then struck Fields
out. Penny baker, our heavy hit
ting pitcher, was given the sign
for the "squeeze" and laid beau
tiful one down the third base line
beating it out, Heath scoring be-
fore the ball stopped rolling,
Martin then generously tumbled
the ball allowing Beck TO score
aud Shannon go to third, Penny
baker taking second on the play
Then up comes Mr. Stanley and
he singled beautltu ~ over second
Shannon scoring, but Penny baker
was caught at the plate Edgell to
Smith. Manager Horn then
chased Brannigan to left field and
Windy" Smith took up the task
of stopping the hitting, he Jared
little better than Brannigan, as
Buntz, Webb, Heath and Beck
singled in quick succession, and
with Heath's stolen base was good
for three more rune, he then set
tied down and Kept Logan from
further scoring.
Brannigan first up in the sixth,
for the visitors, was hit with a
pitched ball but was forced, Pen
nybaker to Heath to Kleinsehmidt,
Giffia making second aud going to
third on a passed bali from wi are
he scored on Fields wild throw to
catch him mapping, Things
looked dangerous in the ninth
when Penny baker seemingly let
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Iha Roadar Who Skins.

A good work Of fiction whether In
prose or in yerse-we are here speak
ing only or good worksis a work Of
art and can be rightly enjoyed only by
entering inro sympathy with the art
ist's mind and accepting his work ac-
cording to his intention In il perfect
poem the place OF every word in per
feet novel the place, II not of every
word, of every episode and of every
paragraph is important and the reader
who skips throws away the pleasure
he has meant to derive from the har-
mony OF composition, in which very
possibly the beauty of the whole may
chiefly consist, and despises the best
part Of The artists labor He might as
well go to see good play and then
willfully miss every alternate scene
Exchange.
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down and allowed the visitors five
hits, one a homer, which coupled
with two passed balls end wild
pitch was good for four runs. He
then settled down and struck the
last two batters out with men on
second and third where hit
meant a tied score.
The features of the game were
the fielding and batting of the
home team, Pennybsker's pitch
ing, he striking out thirteen men,
and one handed catch of foul
by Fields, after he had run down
one hill and up another.
jones, Bebout and Yoost were
unable to reach here Sunday, but
all will be in the next game,
Heath, the Athene player who
took Bebout's place at second
showed great form and he may be
signed, He made two hits, two
runs and two stolen bases out of
four times up. One of his hits
drove in two more rune, he also
felded brilliantly. Canty the
star catcher of the tea m, expects
to be back in the game next Sun.
day.
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Atmespherle Temperature.

The temperature of the atmosphere
cools on an average about l degree for
every 300 feet thafwe ascend or warns
at the same rate as we descend The
mean temperature at the north pole is
0 and at the equator between so ana
90 degrees. We can, therefore, get into
a temperature degree colder for every
seventy or eighty miles that we travel
north and in temperature degree
warmer for every seventy or eighty
miles that we travel south,
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from II South Nicholas ST., Chicago,
Ill, as follows:
II was in good health until about four
years ago, when my back became lame
and sore. The pains kept increasing,
with severe twitches and slow exnaus-
tive aches. Urine was highly colored
and passed with great irreguiarity. 1
knew this must be infIan6afioa Of tie
bladder.
"HaVing read yf Peruna decided fo
try ii. | found relief from the pain
within ten days. The aches gradually
diminished, and it was blessed relief
l can assure you. Within three months
/ was w-eH0ncc more. Ny appetite had
returned, nervousness ana irritapiiity
We're things of the past, ana for over twe
years now l nave been healthy man.
81 give ali thanks to your Peruaa,
ana believe tnari is = blessing TO Uss-
Find"
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thrown Ia every direction The
tender of the engine ran along the
side or the track for some rods and
then PLACED its nose ana % feet
into the ground, Ths engine cou
tinued along the side of the track
for 200 yards aud then turned un
over on its side.
Engineer William L Smith stuck
to his post, bat was uninlured.
His fireman, Joe Mchatfey, OF
Cleveland, jumped aud 4s probab-
ly fatally injured, He was taken
to the Protestant Hospital.
The train, which is mate of
the Twentieth Century Limited
carries through sleepers from New
York, These sleepers are wreck
ed.
The seriously injured
Mrs Elizabeth Lowry aged 90.
Cleveland, hip injured,
j. G. Cresgan. Cleveland, back
spralned,
H. l., Reed, Mansfield, Ohio,
face cut.
Mrs. s, e, Hyndman, SIT West
One Hundred and Forty fourth
street, New York, back hurt and
body bruised.
Joe Mehsffsy, fireman, fatally
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The Home Life of America.

DEsroURNELLEs CONSTANT
HE American home life is the charming Of any country
in the world
From the little child the wife it harmony and happ
This France This prevalent condition
here due TO the AMERICAN WIFE her influence her us
band and mankind general rights understands
her FEMININE SUPERIORITY She inspires husband father
brother with this idea and indeed every She does do
high handed dietatora manner does she WELD with
club but with wnsome ways SWEETNESS and TACT.
Men what make them. That say their and
regard their sex their attitude toward them This American
taught from infancy.
THOUGH IT is NECESSARY II TO THEM
They BORN WITH AN iNTuTlVE KNcWLsoes OF HOW TO
MAKE hussANps AND ALI RESPECTFUL AND lNDuLeENT
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| Took Pe-fu-na, Hardly Daring to Believe
10 rite Mr. Neyo of AJaay
So Writes Mr., NeWhot, of albany.
Pelvic Diseases in Men.

Many an invalid is dragg ging out miserable exis-
tence with catarrh OF the kidneys, catarrh OF the
bladder, or both.
There disease equal to catarrh of the bladder
in producing complete wretchedness, absolute
despair, haggatd misery and stubborn weakness.
An army OF this sort OF victims have one by one
discovered that Peruna could be relied upon to
lteve such cases.
one man tells another man, and in this way the
news spreads until in all parts Of the country
TO be found men who have been permanently liber
asd from the thraldJm Of catarrh Of the bladder Dy
a course OF Peruna.
Many cases Of catarrh Vt the stomach, kidneys ana
: cured,
we give below two prominent testimonials which
illustrate the benefit OF Peruna in these cases.
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tiis Idea of Water.

At one time the bailiff in charge of
an English jury was sworn to keep
them without meat, drink or fire" 1t
was Justice Maule who gave the clas-
sic reply to the bailiff, who inquired
whether he might grant iuryman's
request for a glass of water; "Well, it
Is not meat, andyI should not call il
drink Yes, you may"
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Tho over Of Babel.

The tower of Babel at Babylon was
composed OF eight square towers, one
upon the other, the pile being $50
feet high, Babylon was square IF
teen miles on each side the walls be
ing eighty-seYen feet thick and $40
feet high.
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Far dreadful than war it have it said the country
asund the country is menaced with ruin death As the father
of the child should sacrifice life the family in hours peril
must the citizen step gladly upon the battlefield excamn
least until amdead shall my country be the fair nation the
Almighty has hidden it to be-
Take they and peoples they Preach them
justice and righteousness but let them know that when justice and
righteousness amped under foot shall be waged IN DE
FENSE or JUSTICE AND RIGHTEOUSNESS.
We going set aside army and navy bound the
defense Of country going aside in cities and
the policeman and the men
the father of love- He also the God of righteousness and Justice
and his eternal counse he defends righteousness and
AND WILLS THAT WE DO LIKEWISE.
Terrible Fearful the battle when the battle reaches
righteousness when its purpose holy and noble the beis SUB
LIME Nothing grand magnificent than the advance
of tens of thousands of bearing their lives their hands in
defense of just and noble cause.
IN THAT MOMENT LIFTED
INSPIRATIONS OF EARTH THEY
THEIR SACRIFICE TO THE VERY
battle for justice is high lesson the whole peope-that
there something worthy of love- worthy life than gold
and silver than counting houses and ships of 1t eyokes
into action the most bueous of virtues 1t ehen
the whole SPIRITUAL LIFE of a nation.
May seldom May the need of seldom the
country but withal permitted to ask What we'll
will bring home the whole people the righteousness
and awaken them the spirit of DISTINGUISHED SELF SAC
RtICE to the life of and high minded nation?
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Cat2rrh Of Stomach ana Kidneys.

~---~,,-~-~--~-----~r~---
NJ. ii L, Emory, Vice Chancellor
ana Master OF Arms, Il, rs, of
Omaha, Neb,, writes from 205 North
Sixteenth street, the following words
OF praise for Peruna a. tonic, He
says
IL Is with pleasure / recommend
f'sTIaI3 as = ToUiS If unusual merit
A large number OF prominent mem
usr= Of the different orders with
which / have been connected have
been cured by the use OF Peruna in
cases or cafaTGh OF the stomach and
head also IA kidney complaints and
weakness OF the pelvic organs.
"Peruna tones up the system, aids
digestion, Induces sleep, and Is well
; worchy the confidence of sufferers OF
thz above comp alut5."
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Republican Candidate for
Treasurer.

To My FRIFNDs
have concluded to enter the
race again for Village Treasurer,
and take thie means in all the
newspapers to so inform my friends.
(sdy.) G W. PuLLEs.
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80 the passage of the currency of 1900 believed by
Ia many tarseeing statesmen and fnanciers that very
important legislation probably would be required
decades but five years only had elapsed the
benefits from the amendments the currency
to be inadequate the nations needs It plainly that
there radical defect in that IT COULD MOI MADE
ELASTIC TO SUCH AN EXTENT AS TO MEET BUSI-
NESS REQUIREMENTS.
The Adich law much benefit important banking
forms still remain be made The national banks should be allowed
to issue per of their circulating
than United States bonds deposited
treasury such be retired in four and months
Sept OF each year This plan would provide the expansion of cc
lation that is needed EVERY FALL to mo crops
These the banking suggested
by the forecast OF the greatest secretary the treasury Alex
ander Hamilton the late Secretary Chasewho clearly the
conron today and
and pepuaon of tie national banking system there should be
securities OTHER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS acceptable
the treasury the of bank circulation and who made the
suggestion that such currency should be
issued loan bankers deposit pledge of
other way But these considerations may deferred
another generation"
The maturity of this prophecy conronts
There much discussion regarding the national banking
the pesmstic writer's who extol degree
the banking systems of foreign would beg remind
them that there banking system foreign country
subject home that does altogether their
business requirements If such be the why should any attempt
be made engraft upon sysem2 know
OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY we'll the banking community
generally the requirements than national banks
think would be credabe beneficial the country
thought given the in which the banking
TEN could be MODIFIED AND PERFECTED rather than to
attempt revolutionary scheme such credt currency
BELIEVE CONTAINS ELEMENTS THAT
CAN DEVELOPED TO MEET EVERY REASONABLE EMaENcr
IN BUSINESS
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Ills Hard Luck.

"Can't sou ind any work at allT'
Plenty, sir, but everybody wants
references from my ldst employer"
Can't you get themT
mo, sir. He's been dead twenty
eight years. Illustrated Bits
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All the world likes lover, because
be Is usually such good joke.-Den-
ger lest
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BRA nniRani PHI 8 v
Total SO 5 8 "a 7 9
Score by innings
l 2 3 4 5 81 50
Logan OOl 3 80 0 0 81
Carbonhill 0 0 100 1 0 0 4-5
Earned runs; Logan, 6. Car
bonhill, 4.
Three base hit; Canty.
Home run; ", Smith,
Stolen bases; Heath (2), Beck,
Double play Eberst to Giffn.
Bases on balls; Off Pennybaker,
2. Off Brannigan, /. OFF Smith,
|.
Hit by pitched ball; By Penny
baker, 2, By Smith, l.
Struck out By Penny baker, 18.
By Rrannigan, 4. By Smith, g.
Wild pitch, Penny baker.
Hits; Off Brannigan, in 4 in
nings. Off Smith, 7 in 4 innings,
Time 2 hours, 8 minutes,
Umpire Dump" Stultz.
Attendance $50.
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Some Things
Are Worse
Than War. JOIN sy A;,ss.;,,s !sssSs.
BY Archbishop
JOHN IRELAND.

mi AR is dreadful and yet there is something far more
dreadful Far dreadful is it that the country be
III disgraced that THE FLAG BE DISHONORED
that longer does it unfur its folds in Joy and ri
u1nph amid the nations of the earth.
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Mr., O. B, Newhof, 10 Delaware street, Albany 5
! N, " President Montefore Club writes:
"Siuce my advanced age find that l have been
frequently troubled with urinary ailments The
bladder seemed irrifated and my physician saiu
that ii was catarrh caused by protrscted cola )
which would be difficult to overcome account of
my advanced age, took Peruna, hardly daring )
TO believe that would be helped, but found to my
relief that 1 soon began to mend. The irritation
gradually subslded, and the urinary difficulties
passeddEIIys have enjoyed excellent health now
for the past seven months. L enjoy my meals,
sleep soundly and we'll as was twenty years
ago. give all praise TO Peruna."
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Thanksgiving Day.

Once more the official season of
Thanksgiving has come round; a
year has elapsed since last we
celebrated this day-and how does
it find us2 Grumblers will al
way 8 be with us whether there are
just causes for their growlings or
not, and we must not go to them
for an estimate of what blessings
have been vouchsafed to man dur
ing the past twelve months. We
have simply to use our eyes, to
look about us, and whilst there 10
the invarible exception, all in all,
as a nation, we have little to com-
plain of. Last spring We had an
awful food which left In its wake
death, ruin and destruction; what
shall we say about this. Did man
need lesson from God, yes; may
we not forget that above us lives
the All Powerful, the Almighty,
yea our Loving Father, who gives
and teaches us many lessons. Let
this Thanksgiving find us better
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season, makes Thanksgiving Day
one which ever leaves in the mem
ory of those who have enjoyed the
hospitality of friend, pleasure
which time cannot dim. In many
homes there may be "the empty
chair" the gnawing sickness at
the heart which the absence of
those who are dear to us awakens;
and in all humility must we re-
member this day, that He who has
so bountifully given to us, has in
His infinite mercy called those
absent ones to some higher work.
To those less blessed than we, there
are opportunities for making them
remember this day with greater
pleasure by kind words and unos.
deed, the true spirit of
charity. Shall these qualities be
lacking If by their means we can
swell the shout of psalm and
Thanksgiving, "Praise the Lord o
my soul and forget not all His
-
Rev. A. W. BUoKLAND.
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Sent to Asylum.
Lancaster Democrat /

"Albert Yost, who was given a
hearing before the recent grand
jury in this city for horse stealing,
but which failed to indict him,
and then turned him over to the
constable of Hebron, was given a
hearing, on the same charge, be-
fore Squire Turner, In Hebron,
last Saturday, and was bound over
to the common pleas court of Lick.
ing county in the sum of 81, 900.
He was taken to Newark and
placed in the county Jail. At the
preliminary hearing no defense
was made, but the matter of
mental integrity was investigated
by DR.. H. j. Davis, which led to a
hearing in lunacy, granted by
Probate Judge Brister in his Office
at Newark, Tuesday, November
18th. with DR.. Henry Day, DR..
ID. M. Smith and DR.. j. T. Har.
bottle as the inquiring board.
At the examinat on it developed
that the young man was a subject
of parauois, a form of insanity,
and in this the examining board
was unanimous In its finding, and
Probate Judge Brister adjudged
him insane and he was sent to the
state hospital for treatment"
1t will be remembered that AL.
bert Yost was sent to the reform
alton out of Hooking county for
stealing horse in Logan about
year ago. Marshal Allen made
his fame by following the horse
thief to Baltimore, Ohio, and
learning where he had sold the
horse and further traded the
buggy and harness.
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GAINESVILLE couRIER.l

State Senator l. r.. r )se, of Ma
rietta, was in tie city for few
hours Tuesday morning. He was
enroute to Columbus on a business
trip. Senator Rose is the author
of the Rose county local option bill
and is laying plans for the welfare
of the bill in the next general as
sembly.
While in GAINESVILLE he expressed
himself as being confident of the
bill passing at the coming session
of the legislature. He intends to
use all the means in his power to
have the bill to become law.
While realizing that ii it comes to
vote the contest will be very
spirited yet he is looking forward
to the ultimate success of this
measure.
He stated that the vote would
be very close with all Indications
tending toward the passage of the
bill.
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pupils and more ready to listen to
Our Fathers voice, for when we
wall not hear, then often comes an
object lesson. After the food the
season was late in coming, and, in
many sections not the sort wanted
when it did come, and yet in spite
of all this, and the late ripening
of the corn, We. cannot say that
our barns are not well filed, If not
running over. When we think of
health, peace and happiness and
comforts of home and united
families; truly, when We think of
these blessings, we will say,
"Praise the Lord, o my Soul"
For causes which we do not
know, the financial institutions in
the East have recently gone
through a series of violent up
heaVels, such as nave not oeoh
witnessed in many years. The
lesson to be taught may be this,
that the amassing Of great wealth
should not be the end to which We
are utilizing our every moment and
energy welive for something else,
higher and nobler. Still not to
take every legitimate opportunity
offered to ms would be to fail in
the duty which we owe to ourselves
and those dependent upon us.
The decorated Churches, the
entertainments, the liberality with
which the toothsOme turkey is
helped out, combined with the re-
unions which take place at this
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Probate Court.

Hearing was had Nov. o, ON the
application for guardianship of
Leander Amerine, an alleged i'm
beetle, and the court finding the
allegations to be true. order for
the appointment of guardian
was made. Application for ap-
pointment as such guardian was
made by Il. d. Trimmer, Nov. o,
and on filing OF approved bond in
the sum Of 5000, letters were is
sued,
Instrument in writing, purport-
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IPoMERoY DEMOCRAT.

Mrs. T. G. Bradtield, who was
critically i'll, Sunday, has so far
recovered as to be about the house.
Her children who were summoned
by telephone and arrived Sunday
night and Monday to be at her
bedside, have returned to their
respective homes: Chas. Bradfield
and family to Chauncey, and Mrs.
Besse Mutchmore and daughter
Mary to Logan.