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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-11-05
Glove Money.

In the early days Of English law
it was a custom for the clients to
send pair of gloves to the counsel
who undertook their causes and
even to the JUDGES who We're TO try
them. The cloves were usually
the cloak for bribe, Mrs. Croaker,
for examn,o. presenting Sir Thomas
More with 4 ,sir lived with $40,
which he returned. \ bribe given
in such circumstances cortinnel to
be called "glole noney' long after
gloves had pessed to hold ! place in
the transac l.oaS. .-Glasgow Herald.
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Before sending your money away ON
Mail Orders suppose you just peruse
the ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF
this paper for bargains. or course if
you don't see ADVERTISED here what
you want you are quite likely to yield
TO the temptation 10 buy through a
catalogue.
Some Of our local Merchants have
discovered that the best way to com
bat Mail Order competition Is to use
the chief ammunition Of the Mail Or
der people ADVERTISING No doubt
yon compare notes as between Home
Advertisers and Foreign Advertisers
the outsiders and prefer To trade at
home II you see what you want.
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Real Estate Bargains.

Farms, coal and timber lands.
All kinds of town property. -Four
and one,hslf acres, with good
buildings, in the suburbs of Lo-
gan. Four farms to exchange for
town property.
See ii. Cornwell at the Singer
store.
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The Result in Hooking
County.

Inc electlOn TetuTns IrOn hVck
ing County show that every Demo
crat on the county ticket is elect
ed. Some msjorities run verJ
high while Others are close blu
safe.
Mr.. Bryan, for president, car
ried Hooking county by only 1877
This was much lower than antici
pated, but it seemed that some
townships did not vote for Mr.
Bryan as was expected.
Governor Harmon carried th'
county by l49. The people wer'
confident that he is good mar
and will clean out the state house
and make them uncover the peo
ple's money. Mr.. Harmon's re
cord on temperance was good, ht
having prosecuted the interstate
liquor traffic when he was attorney
general in the cabinet of President
Cleveland.
Mr.. l.. A. Sears carried Hook.
ing county by 237, but we are in.
deed sorry to learn that he 10 de-
feated in the district by about 500
John E. Canty, for representa-
tive, carried the county by 36
votes, little close, but enough t.
do the business. John is an hon.
est, sober man and will do the
right thing in the legislature.
John G.. Stoughton has been
rendered four year term as Pro-
bate Judge of Hooking county, by
the comfortable majority of 279
The opposition gave John hard
fight, but the people endorsed him.
A better man never took on the
title of "Judge."
The invincible "Honest Dan"
Soliday was reelected clerk OF
courts by 62s msjority. No use
for the opposition to try to beat
Dan.
Sheriff Williamson did not do so
we'll as we predicted in our paper.
We said last week that he would
be elected by 1000 majority, but it
"only" reached 975. George is
running yet, out in some Of the
back townships.
VIM. d. Brandt will be the next
Auditor of Hooking county. We
said 80 all the time, and now the
doubling ones may take look at
the figures-436 majority. Will
Brandt is very thankful to his
friends for the kindly support they
gave him. He made u clean cam
paign, and spoke we'll of his op-
ponent every where he went.
Jesse w. Gabriel has been asked
to serve as county treasurer an
other term. An even 400 majority
is his. The fight against him was
not very clean, but he came out
with clean majority.
Pete Sloan trotted along with
the rest, if he did only have one
leg. His majority is 3l9.
James Bebout Engineered"
himself through for surveyor by
246.
Happy Harry Sparnon! There
is not a "tickleder" fellow in
town than he. A good lawyer and
deserving man, and the people
said go by majority of 664.
General G. G.. Gage, sick at
home, was tendersd the Office of
county coroner by a majority of
II.
John Connors was high man for
county commissioner, w. f. Arm
strong next and j. +. Barron third.
They were all from one to two
hundred above their republican
Lafe Beery was high man for
Infirmary director, j. Nj. Sweazy
next and Noah Beougher third.
They were all two hundred over
their opponents.
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LOST--On Gallagher avenue,
between depot and Main street, an
Elk pin. Finder please call this
office.
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Mr.. John M. White, of Laurel
Vile. was visitor to Logan last
Friday and Saturday.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Orewiler, of Co
lumbus, was the over Sunday
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Brown.
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Miss Lucille Allen spent last
week at Columbus, the guest Of
Mrs. Wiley Thurness.
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Miss Maria Parsons and Ruth
Rochester spent Sunday in Colum
bus, with DR.. and Mrs. Powell.
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Mr.. Ell Allen, of Lancaster, and
Miss Ada Unger, of Logan, were
Jacksonville visitors, Sunday after.
noon.
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Mr.. Will Kimberling, Of Colum
bus, spent from Sunday until
Wednesday in Logan.
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NO HUNTING--or trepassss-
ing allowed on my farm.
JOHN BEERY.
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NOTICING hunting allowed
on thafarms of the undersigned.
% M. REMPEL
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Judy, of Cam
bridge, spent Sunday with rela.
i. tives In Logan.
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Miss Eta Steele, Of So. Bloom
ingville, is making weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. j. M. Mount
and family.
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Mr.. Nick Till, of Junction City,
spent several days with his family
in Logan.
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Mrs. Mary Voris, of Athens, was
with relatives IN this city, Satur-
day and Sunday.
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Mr.. Chas. Kleinschmidt, of
Wellston, came home Tuesday to
cast his vote.
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Miss Rose McCortney,o of Athens,
spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
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The Dunsmure Opera Company
will be the attraction at our local
theatre on Thanksgiving Eve,
November 25.h. This is one of
the best attractions on the road.
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Mrs. George Eish and Mrs.
David Later, of Rockbridge, were
visitors in Logan, Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Lecrone
were in Marion township, Thurs
day, attending the funeral of re-
lative of Mr.. Lecrone.
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Mrs. +. s. Carpenter spent sew
eral days in Lancaster, last week.
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Mrs. Bruce Dollison was called
to Vinton, today by the death of a
relative, Mr.. G. w. Shack.
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Mr.. John A. Clapper, of Glib.
sonvile, was a visitor to Logan on
Wednesday.
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FORSALE-A number Of choice
Barred Rock ..Cockerels. Prices
reasonable. w. w. MoCRAY,
Nov. 5, wks. Logan, Ohio.
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Re sure and attend the Masquer-
ade Social at the Maccabee Hall,
Thursday evening, November 10
Everybody invited to come and
mask. Admission 10 cents. A
good program will be given.
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Tuesday, Nov 81 at Red Mems
Hall, chicken dinner and fair.
Ladies Aid Society of the M. e.
church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Shorr of
Greenfield, o., are in Logan this
week, called here by the death of
Mr.. John Shorr.
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Mr.. Lawrence Yerges spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at home.
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The band concert and dance
given by the Logan Band at the
Red Mems Hall last evening was
decided success. A large crowd
enjoyed the band concert from
8 to $3.50, after which about 1OO
couples danced until midnight.
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LOST-Last Saturday, between
City Hall and Rempel bank, one
Ten Dollar bill. Finder will be
rewarded if left with DR.. Pnllen
at City Hall.
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The w. G. r. U. will give an
other one of their Kensington
parties at the G.. A. Hall on No
vember 13.
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| Mr.. Ed ShOrr oil CnarleStOn, W
Va, is in Logan, this week.
Mrs. f. s. Carpenter spent sew
eral days in Lancaster, last week
Mr.. John A. Clapper, of Glib
sonville, was u visitor to Logan o1
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bruce Dollison was called
to Vinton, today by the death Of
relative, Mr.. G. w. Shack.
Mrs. George ltish and Mrs
David Later, of Rockbridge, wer
visitors in Logan, Saturday.
Tuesday, Nov 81 at Red Men
Hall, chicken dinner and fair
Ladies Aid Society of the M. f
church.
The w. G. r. U. will give an
other one of their Kensingtor
parties at the G.. A. Hall on No
vember 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Shorr o
Greenfield, o., are in Logan thi
week, called here by the death o
Mr.. John Shorr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Lecrone
were in Marion township, Thurs
day, attending the funeral of re
lative of Mr.. I.ecrone.
The band concert and dance
given by the Logan Band at the
Red Mems Hall last evening wai
decided success. A large crowd
enjoyed the band concert from
8 to $3.50, after which about lO(
couples danced until midnight.
Winter blasts, causing pneu.
monia, pleurisy and consumption
will soon be here. Cure youl
cough now, and strengthen your
lungs with Folep's Honey and
Tar. Do not risk starting the
winter with weak lungs, when
Foley's Honey and Tar will cure
the most obstinate coughs and
colds, and prevent serious results.
Bort & Co.
j. r. Donaldson announces that
he has secured agency for the
Cincinnati Enquirer, Ohio State
Journal and Columbus Dispatch,
and he asks all old subscribers tC
continue. Collections from weekly
and monthly subscribers will lie
made as in the past, but persons
getting only Sunday papers must
pay cash on delivery. The news
stand will be kept in the room
formerly occupied by saloon, op-
posite the park.
Mr.. H. l.. Karshner wishes ia
intern his friends that the rooms
now occupied as office, dining
rooms, etc, by the Central Hotel,
will not he turned into bowling
alley, as has been reported. He
is however, making number OF
improvements about the hotel tina
will give his patrons better accom-
modati0ns and insure them first
class service at all times.
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FOR SALE-125 yearling Rose
comb Brown Lsghorn Hens. Dur
ing October will sell at so cents.
each.
ROBERT SHAW, Logan, Ohio.
Citizen Phone.
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See G.. l.. Fracker for Cement
Work.
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Mr.. Ed Shorr of Charleston, W
Va, is in Logan, this week.
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The place to buy shoes.

st. PauPs Episcopal Church,
Logan. Divine Service next Sun
day morning at 1890. Subject
for Meditation, GAN Saints Day.
Its meaning and teaching. Fri.
day evening, Literary and Choir
practice. Everybody welcome to
all our services. A. w. Buck
LAND, Pastor.
Now, that the weather is grow
ing cooler, some men will be look
ing for u shoe that can he worn
week days as well as Sundays.
We can confidently recommend
THE SHOE MART,
The place to buy shoes.
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Trinity Ev. Luth. Church
ii. w. Walker, Pastor. Sunday
School 0:30 a. m. Preaching
100 p. m.
Mre. John Chilcote of Cana
Winchester, was the guest of he
sister, Mrs. j. Unger and family
several days last week.
The d OF P. will postpone thel1
1Oc supper until Saturday, Nov
7th. Remember the date, Novem
ber 7th. Everybody invited.
Mrs. G. 4. Yontz spent Satur
day and Sunday at Lancaster
where she attended a swell Hal
lowe'en party, Saturday evening.
Values Tell.
A 10 cent. Box of ShinOla OF
Oil Paste for 5 cents.
SHOE MART,
The place to buy shoes.
The people of Logan contem'
plating building will do we'll by
consulting G. l.. Fracker for al
Tile Mantels and Crates, also any
kind of Cement Work.
LOST-Last Saturday, between
City Hall and Rempel bank, one
Ten Dollar bill. Finder will be
rewarded if left with DR.. Pullen
at City Hall.
The Dunsmure Opera Company
will be the attraction at our local
theatre on Thanksgiving Eve,
November 25th. This is one of
the best attractions on the road.
Re sure and attend the Masquer
ade Social at the Maccabee Hall,
Thursday evening, November 10
Everybody invited to come and
mask. Admission 10 cents. A
good program will be given.
FOR SALE-125 yearling Rose
comb Brown Lsghorn Hens. Dur
ing October will sell at so cents.
each.
ROBERT SHAW, Logan, Ohio.
Citizen Phone.
Everybody is going to mask
and attend the Masquerade Social
given by the Ladies of the Macca-
bees in the Maccabes Hall, Thurs
day evening, Nov. 10. Admission
10 cents. Prizes will be given
for the prettiest dressed person
and the most comical dressed one.
NO HUNTING-Or trespassing
allowed on the farms of Riley
Glass. He suffered the loss of a
horse last week, it being shot and
killed by hunters. He will make
it hot for the next trespasser.
The Homer Shoes are thorough
breds. Their success is due to
the good solid leather used in
building them. Sold only by the
SHOE MART.
The place to buy shoes.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Logan. Divine Service next Sun
10 ,.ki
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Trinity Ev. Luth. Church
II. w. Walker, Pastor. Sunday
School 0:30 a. m. Preaching
100 p. m.
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Mre. John Chilcote of Canal
Winchester, was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. ]. Unger and family,
several DAYS last week
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The people of Logan contem-
plating building will do we'll by
consulting G. l.. Fracker for all
Tile Mantels and Crates, also any
kind of Cement Work.
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LOCAL NEWS
See G. L. Fracker for Tile Work
Mrs. L. j. Leyshon spent Wed
nesdny in Columbus.

Mr.. F. Harrington, of Columbus
was a visitor to Logan, Tuesday.
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The Speed Mania.

Just as there are some persons upon
whom even one glass OF Wine exercises
an exciting and stimulating effect, so
there are human beings upon whom
speeds at all high produce craving
for rapid motion. The best drivers,
both amateur aud professional, that
have known in an experience extending
over ten years have either never given
way TO speed mania or have cured
themselves OF it.-Car Magazine.
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: (OArIsfY
BA%A<%N%%A%~
LOCAL NEWS
See 9. L. Fracker for Tile Work.
Mrs. L. j. Leyshon spent Wed
nesdny in Columbus.
Mr.. F. Harrington, of Columbus,
was a visitor to Logan, Tuesday.
See G.. l.. Fracker for Cement
Work.
Mr.. Lawrence Yerges spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at home.
Miss Rose McCortney, of Athens,
spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
Mr.. Nick Till, Of junction City,
spent several days with his family
in Logan.
Mr.. Chas. Kleinschmidt, of
Wellston, came home Tuesday to
cast his vote.
NO HUNTING--or trepassss-
ing allowed on my farm.
JOHN BEERY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Judy, of Cam
bridge, spent Sunday with rela.
+. tives in Logan.
Mrs. Mary Voris, of Athens, was
with relatives IN this city, Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. John M. White, of Laurel
vile. was visitor to Logan last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Will Kimberling, of Colum.
bus, spent from Sunday until
Wednesday in Logan.
Miss Lucille Allen spent last
week at Columbus, the guest of
Mrs. Wiley Thurness.
Miss Maria Parsons and Ruth
Rochester spent Sunday in Colum
bus, with DR.. and Mrs. Powell.
NOTICING hunting allowed
on thefarms of the undersigned.
M. REMPEL
Mr.. Ell Allen, of Lancaster, and
Miss Ada Unger, of Logan, were
Nelsonvllle visitors, Sunday after
noon.
LOST--On Gallagher avenue,
between depot and Main street, an
Elk pin. Finder please call this
office.
Miss Eta Steele, of So. Bloom
ingville, is making u weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. j. M. Mount
and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Orewiler, of CO.
lumbus, was the over Sunday
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Brown.
FORSALE-A number Of choice
Barred Rock .,Cockerels. Prices
reasonable. w. w. MoCRAY,
Nov. 5, 3 wks. Logan, Ohio. |
f.-...s--..........s...-
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nORTGAGE SALE

Notice is Hereby Given. That default has
been made in the condition Of mortgage ex-
ecuted by Elsie @. Neal and William E. Neal.
fsr dse ID the sra
OF May. 1907, and recorded Ia the office OF the
Register Of Deeds in and for tie county Of
Beltrami and State of Minnesota. on the 10th
gay :. Of + Novem6er A. D. 1897 at2 9cl9ck 2; M
mortgages on page Is thereof: that on the Bird
day OF September. 1908, said mortgage was as
signed by the said George p. Dangerfeld::
East Grand Forks, and that deed of assign
ment recorded September. 18th. A. D. 1908. at
To- o'clock a. M. in the Office of the said
Register OF Deeds in n Book l assignment of
claimed to be due and which is due on said
mortgage on this date is One Thousand One
Hnnd IS, ri Thirteen and $500 Dollars
and covered by said mortgage are as follows:
Lot Three 81 in Block One % in Lake Park
Addition to the Townslte of Bemidji accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof on file in the
county situate in the County of Beltrami
and State of Minnesota. That by virtue Of
the power Of sale contained in said mortgage
and pursuant to the EST statute IN such case
foreclosd by the sale of said premises at
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash.
by the sheriff Of Beltrami County. at the
front door Of the court house in the city Of
Bemidji in said county and State on Monday,
the 18th day of October. 1908, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day. to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgage together
W VII IT the costs of such sale Fifty, Dollars
\SoUUO) attorneys fees as stipulated in said
Dated at East Grand Forks. this 9Th day of
September, 1908.
F. G. Massee. MORTGAGE,
Attorney for Morteapee.
East Grand Forks, Mimi. Il. I'll.
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MAKES SIXTEEN SPEECHES
Taft's First Day in Indiana a Siren
uous One.


Evansville, Ind, Oct. 2j.-William
H. Taft concluded his first days tour
of this state with an address in this
city, the sixteenth for the day, stops
having been made at the following
places: Lawrenceburg, Aurora, o.
good, North Vernon, Seymour,
Brownstown, Mitchell, Bedford, Bloom
ington, Linton, Terre Haute, Sullivan,
Vincennes, Princeton and Evansville.
With a voice restored by his day of
rest Mr. Taft had this to say of Mr..
Bryan at his first stop:
"Mr. Bryan is a bit sensitive be-
cause Republicans are prophesying,
not only Republicans but Democrats,
too, in business way, that if he is
elected it will retard business and
that if the Republican ticket is elect
ed it will improve business. He says
that is offering bribery to working
men. 1t is not offering bribery; it is
merely stating fact and it is fact
that workingmen ought to know as
we'll as business men. Mr.. Bryan's
election will be menace to pros
perity. We may not, if he is elected
expect that business will be resumed
with that flow and that current of
prosperity that we have had for the
last eleven years."
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E. E. Smiley was in the city last
night, having come up from Nary in
the evening.
Z. Crombie, one Of the business
men of Northome, came in this
morning and spent the day in the
city.
Mrs. ]. c. Parker, who has been
i'll with fever for two weeks past, is
still confined to her home, her con-
dition remaining about the same as
for the past week.
Superintendent Strachan, of the
M. & I. railway company, returned
to Brainerd this morning, after
spending yesterday in this city look
ing after local interests of the
company. r.. +
Judge John M. Martin, who now
lives in Virginia, was in the city
today. The Judge was a resident
Of Bemidji for several years and has
many friends here. He will return
home tonight.
w. r. Overmire of Minneapolis,
travelling auditor for the Northwest.
ern Telephone Exchange company,
arrived in the city last evening from
his home and will spend several days
here checking up the local exchange.
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GUARD ATTENDS GOVERNOR
Tennessee Executive Hot After Night
Riders.

Tennessee Executive Hot After Night
Riders.
Union City, Tenn, Oct. 2J.-Gov-
ernor Patterson, who is in the Reel
Foot lake region Investigating the
lynching by night riders of Captain
Quentin Rankin and the murderous
assault on Colonel R. 2. Taylor, has
left for Samburg, where the state
militia sent out to preserve order is
encamped. 1t has developed that the
governor, in going from Dyersburg to
Tiptonville to see Colonel Taylor, was
accompanied by an armed escort and
when the executive left for Samburg
he had the protection of the same men
armed with Winchesters. 1t is not
thought that any attack would be
made on the governor but merely as
a precautionary measure the men &C.
companied him. The fear is expressed
by some, however, that the ordering
out of the militia and the offering by
the governor of the largest reward
permissible might excite some enemy
against him. Tiptonville is greatly
wrought up over the trouble and the
conditions that have precipitated it
and Lake county people are warm in
their denunciation Of the perpetrators
Of the crime.
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F0RB|DS NEARLY ALL
SUNDAY BUSINESS
Nebraska Blue Law Upheld by
Supreme Court.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 2l.-The SUI
preme court has sustained the legality
of the Nebraska blue laws, forbidding
almost all Sunday business transac.
lions.
The supreme judges upheld the re-
fusal Of the district court of Douglas
county to grant writ of habeas cor
pus for John Ryan, an Omaha cigar
dealer, and Jacob Caldwell, an Omaha
barber These men were arrested I'M
der state statute and the prohibition
of the court becomes statewide.
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MISS Anna NelSOns one OF the
teachers in the Walker schools, re-
turned to Walker this morning,
after enjoying a week in this city
visiting at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. E. H. Cornwall. The Walker
schools have been closed during the
last week on account of diphtheria.
John King of Walker, who is
game warden for Cass county, was
a visitor in the city last night. He
came from Walker in the evening
and returned to that place this
morning. Mr.. King thinks there is
no doubt that Judge Stanton will
be reelected to succeed himself as
Judge, although Mr.. King is of the
belief that Mr.. Wright will not carry
Cass county.
Earl w. Allen, who has been
acting as Indian agent at the Red
Lake agency for the past two years,
has gone to Kansas City, having
come down from the agency yester-
day. Mr.. Allen has been removed
from Red Lake agency to other
points, which action on the part Of
the Indian department is heartily
approved by every resident at the
agency, Allen having been anything
but popular IN that vicinity.