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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-14
During the cross-ExamlnatIen.

During the cross-ExanalnatIon.
shave you ever been bankrupt"
asked the counsel.
II have not"
ssNow, be careful, admonished ths
lawyer, with raised finger. Did you
ever stop payment"
Eyes,
saAh, thought we should get OF the
truth" observed counsel. with an IN
pleasant smile. when did this sus.
pension OF payment occur?
when had paid all ! owed, was
ne naive reply OF the plaintiff
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-14
WATCHED FIFTEEN YEARS.

'sFor fifteen years ] have watched
the working of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; 1t has never failed to cure
any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which
it wassapplied. 1t has saved us many
doctor BILL says A. r. Hardy of
East Wilton, Maine. so cents at
Beardsley and Finney's drug store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-14

USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
IUsE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-14

bliss RIack--Mr. Brown, does you know
Whut bird Of paradise is?
. Mr.. BroWn-Wen. OF co'se I doesn'A
kex' worl' I wouldn't be bit surprise ter
Siskuyah dat It was a spring chicken
Illustrated Bits. Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-14

For Farm Loans, Call on J.. E..
Perry, Ill Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-14

Silss--I jos tell yer, Mandy, this
ride makes me feel fifty years younger.
Mandy--Yer don't sayi I7s
Sllas--Yep; It's jes, about tibet fsy
back whom wux handled the same
way.--Mx.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-05-14
Laurel Ridge

1t has began to look like the good
old summer time, once more.
G. II. Boiling and wife, of Pleasant
Valley, called on the latter's parents,
Sunday.
Several from this place were Logan
callers, Saturday.
Hulda and Stella Smith left Satur-
day for Murray City, where they will
spend few days with friends and re-
latives.
Philip Geiger, of Logan, was busi-
ness caller at this place, Monday.
Pearl Rolsten, wife and family were
the Sunday guests OF Samuel Smith
and wife.
Ida Jarrett spent Saturday evening
with Lucy krinn.
Several from this place attended
preaching at New Zion, Sunday night.
George Morse was In this vicinity,
one day last week.
Harley Davis was seen on this
ridge, Sunday.
AS news Is Scarce we will ring of
for this time. CREoLE GIRL.
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Sa turday Club

Mrs. Nun Mcbride was hostess
last Saturday afternoon to the
Saturday Club. The study of tine
afternoon was "Dickens. Mrs.
H. L. Wright read very interest.
ing paper on, Husbands Por-
trayed by Women Novelists. "
Miss Saumenig reviewed most
pleasingly Certain Lovers in
Dickens" Mrs. BEEN read pa
per on "The Children of Dickens g
Novels, that was most excellent
effort. Several of the ladies had
remarks upon the certain feature
of Dickens works most interesting
to them. Mrs. Walton, of Chat
tanooga, was a most charming
guest of the club.
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Legal Notice.

Henry Oldaker, Aaron Oldaker, Florence
Oldaker, Alva oldaker. Earnest Oldaks or
Leona Oldaker and Lee Oldaker, whose resi-
Of one OF the heirs at law of Isaac Oldaker,
deceased, Will take notice that Mary Il.
Oidaker, Administrative OF the estate OF
Isaac Oldaker, deceased, ON the I2th. day of
March, 1908, filed her petition In the Pro-
bate Court within and for the ounty of
Hooking, and state OF Ohio. aiieding that
sufficient TO pay his debts and the charges
of administering his estate; that he died
seized In fee simple OF the following describe
Being u part OF fractional lot No. I, Section
No. u, township No. IL, Range No. ~, begin
ming AZ the northwest corner OF said lot I;
degrees west La chains to the center of the
salt Creek Valley turnpike; thence at the
center OF said turnpipe dos4 degrees west to
ns ALSO eo'ps pari OF ss,d lot No. above named
be ginning 4. ~ east OF the northwest corner
Of said lot thence south 22la degrees, west
ley turnpike; thence by the center OF said
pike south d34 degrees east 2;S0 chains;
thence north 22l2 degrees east 2.oS chains 10
chains TO the point OF beginning. contain
Ing ~ of an acre excepting therefrom 20 of
an acre heretofore conveyed by deed TO L.
All OF this land herein described Is situated
In Salt Greek Township, County and State
aforesaid, and Mary L. oldaker, as widow
OF said decedent, ID entitled to dover In
said premises.
The PRAYER OF said petition Is for the
sssig nmsnt OF power to said Mary T..
Oldaker, for a sale OF said premises.
subject to such dover estate, for the pay
msnt OF the debts and charges Aforesaid.
for other relief.
further take notice that they have been
made parties defendent to said petition and
that they are required To answer the same
on or before the 25tA. day Of June, 1903, A.
ID. MARY u. OLDAKER.
AdministEelrix, Is Aforesaid.
May Il. ls,s. e-wks.
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JAMES RUSSELL DRIVER

James Driver, the representa-
tive of the Lancaster High school
in the fourth annual ore torical
contest of the South Central Ohio
| Oratorical Association held at
i Memorial Hall, Circleville, Friday
evening of last week, led his
school to victory by his excellent
oration on "The Pathways to Our
Greatness and its almost fault
less delivery.
Young Driver proved himself
quite equal to the difficult position
and displayed oratorical powers
not often seen in one of his years.
The gifted young student is 18
of age and is the son of DR.. o. P.
Driver, of Bremen. He aud his
equally gifted twin brother,
Rowles Driver, are both members
Of the Lancaster High School class
'0S, and are completing the course
with excellent grades. They are
both on the program for orations
at the commencement June 11th.
1t is generally conceded that Miss
Elizabeth Doebele, of Logan, and
Miss Nina Z Rowe, of Washing
ton, G. H., were the next meritor-
ions of the orations and that all
were above the ordinary high
school Orations.
The judges were Profs. Vance,
of Delaware, Barret and Schuhe,
of Columbus. Their decision was
only as to first place.
Circievllle was not a contestant,
in this event, as rule of the as
s0ciation prevents the entertain
ing school from participating.
Circleville, however, has two
victories to her honor, she having
won the first contest here and the
third at Logan. Logan won the
second contest.
Greenfield High School was add
ed to the association this year and
made very good showing. The
other contestants were Lexington
and Chillicothe.
The following program was
carried out:
PROGRAM
Overature-M. W. A. March-JOhn H.
Asdrs,. sa'' Of welcoms-MaRx "; SSg; e 'A"a
..,.. ......,... Everts High School
Chorus ta) The Gay Gypsies-st: Qnen.
tin .....4.... ............... High School
THE Inland Water Ways" ,........,
-. .....,.. Walter I. Breem, Chtliicothe
Heroes OF Peace" Elizabeth Doeble, LOGAN
'Ihe Pathways to Our Greatness"
49,. L.. Russell Driver, Lancaster
rrio !a) The Sleigh Bells; High School Girls
Great ohio, Nina l. Rowe. WASH, O.. H:
In Troezene" Nan NJ. sq1ier, Greenfield
crescent Queen March M. W.. A. Band
Decisions of Judges.
More than 100 enthusiastic high
school pupils, teachers and per-
sons interested of Logan went on
,he trip TO Circleville.
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Stringtown

Mrs. William Murphy spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Allen Murphy.
Charles Clark, was a business vis-
itor at Logan, Monday.
Allen Murphy and wife and John
Blosser and family, of Enterprise,
were the Sunday guests of Mart Goss
and family.
Cyrus McPeck spent Saturday at
the capital city.
Rev. John Baker and nephew, Earl
Parish, OF West Lancaster, took din
ner with Noah Beougher and family,
Sunday.
Clyde Chister called on j. Il. Weay-
er, last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Gordon and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Saul Blum and
family.
Augustine Blackston called on his
brother Charles, Sunday afternoon.
Ed. Ringhiser and wife called on
Mrs. Weaver one day last week.
MIS- solomon Hafsch, who has been
sick for several weeks is slowly i'm
proving.
George Kline, of Enterprise, was
seen passing through this place, Mon
day,
Mrs. Jacob Matthias and son called
on Mrs. Saul Harsch, Thursday after
noon.
The Stringtown string band met at
Pearl Rhoades, Saturday evening
Supervisor Matthias and Frank
Beougher were busily engaged In
ereeting new bridge In Stringtown,
Tuesday.
John Weaver and wife spent Sunday
with james Woods and family.
DUsTx.
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Twice Five Club

This most exclusive literary
clan was received at the home of
Judge and Mrs. o. w. H. Wright
Monday evening. The subject of
the sitting was, "Woman suf
frage." Mr.. H. j. Woodworth
read a very positive paper grant
ing female the full right to citizen
ship. Mr.. F. M. Mckay resented
the unnatural masculinity. The
papers were quite spirited, and
provoked a general discussion In
which the lady members of the
club had some things to say.
Mrs. Walton, sister of Mrs.
Dougherty, made some very
entertaining remarks on the
subject.
Mrs. Wright served a most ele-
giant supper.
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Domestic Club

On Thursday, May 7, at the
home of Mrs. Dan Bray the Do
mestic Club met in most pleasing
meeting. Fifteen members an
swered to roll call with "current
events" as the response. Some of
the subjects of the afternoon were
as follows:
Mrs. Kittsmiller = Chow She
Washed Her Stove"
Mrs. Gutliph--"Father Kerwin' 5
Fight Against the Saloons
Mrs. j. T. .Sanderson-s'Women
Overriding Themselves
Miss Mary Thurness sang a very
sweet song during the program of
the afternoon.
La the election of officers Mrs.
Will White was elected president,
Mrs. Will Brandt, vice president;
Mrs. Gutliph, secretary; and Mrs.
j. F. Harden, treasurer. Mrs.
John Sanderson was re- elected
press correspondent. The com
mittees appointed to arrange pro.
gram for next year were Mrs. Will
Acker, Mrs. Moses Strawn and
Mrs. Will Brandt.
The visitors were Miss Mary
Thurness, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs
Lehman, Mrs. Risley, Mrs. Sam
Lehman, Mrs. Thurness and Miss
Amanda Lehman. The hostess
served an elegant chicken dinner.
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jolly Dozen PEI dro Club

Mrs. Walter Doebele was hostess
for the jolly Dozen last Thursday
evening at her cozy home on Glen.
view Heights. Several games of
pedro were enjoyed and the club
prize won by Mrs. Cyrus Roches-
ter, beautiful eyelet EN- broidered
waist, Mrs. DR.. Eastman captured
the visitors prize, q point lace
collar. The guests were Mrs. DR..
Eastman, Mrs. Frank Eberst and
Miss Alice Schwenke. An elegant
lunch was served by Mrs. Doebele.
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Social Circle

Mrs. Edward Beck very pleas.
antly entertained the members of
the Social Circle, Wednesday af-
ternoon. Roll call was "current
events" Mrs. Beck presented a
very interesting contest on "dif-
ferent heads" the club prize be-
ing taken by Mrs. M. II. Cher
rington, china bon.bon dish
Mrs. j. II. Sanderson secured Wis
itors prize, also "a china dish. The
visiting ladies were Mrs. Cyrus
ochester, Mrs. Oliver Brooke,
Mrs. j. Il. Sanderson, Mrs. Ira
Lindley, Mrs. Will Kessler and in,
teresting little daughter, Frances.
Mrs. Beck served elegant refresh :
merts.
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Tea PARTY

Mrs, will Strentz very pleasant
ly entertained a few friends, Sat.
urday afternoon. CompIimenting
Miss Maude McManigal, of Colum.
bus and the Misses Name Camp
bell and Lucy Westenhaver, pros.
pective June brides. The after
noon was spent in social way,
and at FIVE o'clock tea was served
by the hostess.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-05-14
GRIM REAPER
MRS. IRA ANGLE.

In was indeed great shock to
host of her friends and relatives
here to know of the serious sick
ness of Mrs. Ira Angle with ty-
phoid fever, and then the sorrow-
ing inevitable, when she died on
Thursday of last week, at noon,
in the hospital at Columbus. She
had struggled against the monster
for five weeks, but the deep rooted
malady took her life.
The remains were brought to
Logan Friday, and the funeral oc-
cured from the home of her faith
er, at O'Clock Saturday after
noon. Interment In Oak Grove
cemetery.
Mrs. Ira Angle was formerly
Anna Juergensmeir, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Juergensmeir.
She married Ira Angle In Logan
and they have lived in Columbus
for some years. They had three
children, all now living; two sons,
ages and A years, and baby
girl but 10 months old.
Mrs. Angle was but 20 years old,
and had host of friends in Lo.
gan. She was sunny disposi
toned girl and loved by all who
knew her. Her untimely death is
a great sorrow to our people and
to her parents and her good hus-
band. They have the sympathy of
the community.
Among those who attended the
obsequies from abroad were Mr..
Till Angle and daughter, of Mel
sonville, Mrs. Westenhaver, of
Van Vert, and Mrs. Gotleib Juer-
gensmeir, of Lancaster.
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Whist Club

On Thursday evening of last
week the Ladies and Gents Whist
Club met with Judge and Mrs.
Wright, and spent the evening
remembering what had been
played" Mr.. Al Brooke was con-
ceded to be the best player, a dis
tinction that he bore with mod
esty. He was awarded the gents
prize. Mrs. Bell Miller was the
happy possessor OF the ladies'
prize, having been the most sue
cessful with the cards. Mrs.
Wright served two course COLA
tiOn.
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MRS. CURTIS.

Mrs. f. Curtis, an aged and re-
spected lady, mother of Mrs,
Jackson, died Wednesday with
diseases incident to old age. She
made her home with her daughter,
at the corner of Main street and
Gallagher avenue, and had cir
Gle of friends and acquaintances
who knew her to be good friend
and excellent neighbor. She was
SO years old at the time of her
death.
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A Telegram.

Charleston, w. Va, May ~, 1908,
Prof. Silverthorne, Logan, o.
Dear Sir:-Schuberts were here
last night, complete success from
beginning to end.
Mrs. FRANK WooDMAN.
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Wesley Chapel

benueu the 1uneTHI OF MIS-. Mabble
Chilcote at Bloomingville, last
Tuesday.
George Schaal of Hue, called on
II. d. Hutton last Tuesday.
Miss Matte Reichley called on
Mrs. Eleanor Lyons last Thurs
day.
Eli Watts was in Bloomingvillt
last Tuesday.
James Davis and son Whitmore,
and j. s. Cain, were on Saltcreeh
last Sunday, visiting relatives.
Several from this place attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Chilcote,
last Tuesday, at Bloomingville.
Walter Pleukharp was in Logan
last Saturday.
Carl Blackston was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl Reichley from
Saturday To Monday.
Messrs. j. s. Cain, ID. C. Walk
er, G. E. Lyons and w. T. Lewis
were in Orland, Wednesday, after
fertilizer.
Eli Dennis of South Blooming
vile, was on the ridge, Saturday
Mrs. Clara Cain and two chill.
dren visited relatives at Locust
Grove, Saturday.
Mr.. Hone called on Chas. Plenk.
harp, Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Steel and daughter
Eta, were in Adelphi, one day
last week.
d. q. Walker made flying trip
to Orland, Saturday, and brought
home fine new organ.
A. w. Mauk of Logan, and VIM.
Mauk of Fairview, took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Hutton,
Saturday.
John Huffman and John Thom az
of Bloomingville. were on the
ridge buying hay, one day last
week.
Messrs. Adam Schaal, Caleb
Davis, J. S. Caio, Jacob Vest and
son, G. H. Reichley and son, and
John Hamilton were in Blooming
vile, Saturday.
Quite number attended the
sale last Saturday, of Mrs. Hannah
Wilson, deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gorden at
tended Sunday school at Chapel,
Sunday.
DR.. Melcher was on the ridge
buying hay, last Friday.
The work at Wesley Chapel ls
progressing nicely. Mr.. thinner
man hopes to have the vestibule
completed by next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Hutton Wis
tied relatives on Goose creek, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Reichley called on
Mrs. Mollie Woodgeard one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Walker took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schaal, Sunday.
Mr.. j. S. Cain is working on his
farm at Fairview this week.
Mr.. Clyde Rose and Miss Goldie
Beery were the guests of Miss
Myrtle Edwards, Sunday.
Joe Vest and Henry Kalklosch
and son, Willis, were in Bloom
lngville, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Earnhart and
children were on the ridge, Mon
lay.
John Hamilton and son, Joe,
we're hauling hay, Monday.
d. G. Buck is in the employ of
lack Slater.
Albert Hamilton, Joe Reichley
md Harry Lyons attended church
It Bloomingville, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jane Steele calle d on Mrs. |
Clara Cain, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewis of Col
INDUS, were the guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Lyons. a few
|ays this week.
There will be preaching at Wes.
au GhanaI Cnndau at q ID NJ
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-05-14

A special train with two coaches
left Logan at l O'Clock Wednesday
morning taking the people back to
Lancaster after the entertainment
Tuesday night. About 800 people
occupied the coaches.
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H%&&&&&&&&&&a &a
c ouncil:: Meeting"
RS HXXXXXEEXXXX

There was little of Importance
that was doing at council meet
ing Tuesday night.
Under head of petitions and
memorials petition was read
from the saloon men of Logan, all
signing except Slater, Brooker
aud Easterllng, asking that the
Mayor and council close the saloons
on Sunday, and pledging their Co.
operation In keeping their places
closed.
A bid was received from Ed
Radebaugh of $4,000 for clean
ing Main street and Gallagher
avenue for six months to NOven-
ber lst. Contract authorized.
Mayor and clerk were authorized
to contract with the Columbus
Work house for boarding Of
prisoners.
Nothing was done with the
street lighting proposition. A
talk was had from Electrical
Engineer Morris, of Columbus,
who was present, concerning the
cost of running plant by the
municipal.
The following bills were passed
BIIIs pAsaeD
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The Nondescript Club will hold
their last meeting of the season,
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
DR.. Aplin.
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COUNTY RECORDER

We are authorized to announce the name
of CHARLES A. WRIGHT as a candidate
for County Recorder. subject to the Demo-
crat Primary Election.
We are aut thorlzed to announce the name
OF p. ID. SLOAN as q candidate for County
Recorder, subject To the Democrat Primary
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COUNTY TREAsURER

We are authorized to announce the name
of j. w. GABRIEL as a candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, second term, subject to the
Democratic primary election.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

Weare authorized to announce the name
JOHN E.CANTi as "a candidate for Repre-
sentative OF Hooking, County, subject to
thedecision of the Democrat Primary Elec-
tlon.
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CLERK OF COURT.

We are authorized to announce the name
of ID. NJ. SOIL DAY as IA candidate for the Of
nce OF Clerk OF Court, for second term, sub
iect to the decision OF the Democratic Pri-
mary election
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SH ERR EF.

Wea authorized to announce the name
OF GEORGE h. WILLIAMSON as a candi-
date for the office OF Sheriff, for second
term, subject TO the Will OF the Democratic
Primary election.
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COuNTY AuDITOR

We are authorized to announce the name
OF IRVING KRIEG as candidate for
Auditor OF Hooking County, subject to the
Democratic primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
OF WILL d. BRANDT as a candidate for
Auditor Of locking County, subject to the
Democratic primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of HOMER q. HANSEL as a candidate
for Auditor OF Hooking County, subject to
the Democratic primary election.
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RE%GNXNNNEXX
|8EXXXXXXXXa Rs

A serious freight wreck result
Ing from a head end collision oc-
Cured short distance north
of Rockbridge about 3 o'clock
Tuesday morning on the Hooking
Valley.
The engines of trains No. Sc
and 81 were badly wrecked as
were large number of cars which
blocked the track delaying traffic
for over eight hours.
The engineers and firemen of
the two engines are said to have
jumped in time to save their lives.
Engineer Mccoy was slightly hurt
about the head, but not seriously.
However, 1t is said he was found
in a stunned condition in Hook
ing river partly covered by water
where he had failed when he
jumped.
The trains came together at the
big curve short distance north of
Rockbridge. 1t is said the COLI
sion was the result of the crew of
No. 81 getting no orders at Logan.
Train SO left Lancaster at 1924
and train 81 passed Logan at 2 :2S.
The trains were in charge of Con-
ductors Frank Baus and Jacob
McLain.
1t was one of the worst freight
wrecks the Hooking Valley has
had in many years.
A special train with 9 cars went
to Lancaster, last Thursday night
to get the school children return
ing from Circleville. Conductor
Junk Mundy, brakeman M. Hansel,
and engineer Mike Hapsel com
posed of The crew. Conductor
Junk had Ills full uniform on con-
sisting of u clean collar and pair
of sox.
General Superintendent M. S.
Connors passed through Logan
last Wednesday on his private car
coming from the River Division.
Brakemen Mike Krauss and Cir
Gus Solly, Bill Kitchen returned to
work last Wednesday.
A Pomeroy drag left Logan last
Wednesday at 10 KPM and had to
return to Logan after they had
gone but mile on the other side
Of Union Furnace on account of
small land slide between trestles
19 and 90. The slip was reported
not dangerous, and was soon fixed
80 that trains could resume regu.
lar speed.
Another large slip was exported
at Vinton. No damage was done
by either of these slips. Another
was reported between Alice and |
Minerton. Slip between Alice and
Minerton required a work train
two days to shovel dirt off tracks.
This one was quite large.
Engineer Stoneburner, of the
only and famous Gore Limited or
otherwise known as the Sunset
and Sunrise run, was taken sud-
denly sick last Saturday and had
to return home on No. 80. Engi-
neer Frank Johnson relieved him.
Last reports are that Mr.. Stone.
burner is not much better.
Operator Passmore, from Old
Town, and Operator Brown, from
Enterprise, were called to Colum.
bus last Wednesday.
A special train with two coaches
eft Logan at O'Clock Wednesday
taking the people back to
Lancaster after the entertainment
Tuesday night. About 800 people
the coaches.
Legal Notice.
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Thursday, May ID, 1908.
Democrat Announcements
Primary Election, Saturday afternoon
June 20, from 1900 to 700 p. NJ.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce the name
OH T.. SPARNON az n candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney OF Hooking County, sub
ject to- the Democrat Primary Election.
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lNFIRMARY DIRECTOR

We are authorized to- announce the name
of NOAH BEOUGHER as "a candidate for
County lnhrmary Director, subject to the
Democrat Primary Election.
We are authorlzed to announce the name
of j. NJ. SW EAZY. of Sand Run, as a cand-
date for lnnrmary Director of Hooking
County, subject To the Democratic Primary
Election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of l.. w. BEERI as q candidate fora sec
ond term as Inhrmary Director, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic Primary
Election.
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FOss HEFT.
Our old friend, Foss Heft, died
last week, in Georgetown Utah, of
the measles.