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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-13
ESOLUTION

Declaring it necessary to construct
sewers on North Street from Cana
Street to Cherry Avenue, and on the
GAINESVILLE Road from its intersec
ton with Hunter Street to the
Goose Greek Bridge; and also that
territory of the Village of Logan
Ohio, south and west of the Hook
ing Canal and north of the Hooking
River.
Be it resolved by the Council of the
Village of Logan, state of Ohio, that
it is necessary to construct all the
sewers provided for in a plan for a
system of sewerage in certain terri.
tory of the Village of Logan, Ohio,
which said plan was adopted by coun-
Gil on the llth day of August, 1908,
and is now ON file in the office of the
Village Clerk of said village
That the sewers provided for in said
plan are as follows:-Being North
Street from Canal Street on the west
to Cherry Avenue on the east; the
GAINESVILLE road from its intersection
with the line of Hunter Street, TO the
Goosecreek bridge; and also that ter
ritory OF said Village of Logan, Ohio,
bounded on the north and east by the
Hooking Canal and on the south by
the Hooking River
Be it further resolved. that said
sewers shall be constructed in accord,
ance with plans and specifications, on
file in the Office OF the Clerk of said
Village; all sewer pipe, curves, "Y"
and 1T" branches, elbows, etc, shall
be No. | quality vitrified sewer pipe;
a good quality of Portland cement
shall be used and all other materials
shall be OF good quality, and of such
kind and used in the manner set out
in said specifications.
Be il further resolved, that the cost
OF said sewers shall be paid out OF
funds raised by the Incorporated Vii
lage of Logan, Ohio, at large.
Be 1t further resolved, that the
Clerk be and is hereby directed to
cause this resolution to be published
in the manner provided by law.
Passed August 11th, 1908.
Attest: FRED C. GROVE,
Clerk.
ID. " THURNESS,
Mayor
aug 13-2t.
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Death of c. F. EiseIe.


The death occurred this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at his residence
on Union street nf Mr.. G.. +. Eisele
one of Lancaster's q popular mer
chants.
Last Friday he Joined the crowd
and went to Logan to spend the
day with his daughter and sonin
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose,
and spent very pleasant day
with friends of the Hooking Val
ley, whom he had not seen for
years. He was taken sick about A
O'Clock in MIR, Roses clothing
store, and not reviving he was
taken to Lancaster by friends on
the 100 O'Clock train. A physi-
clan was summoned after his re-
turn but he gradually declined,
and this morning shortly before
the noon hour his spirit took it's
flight.
For several years Mr., Eisele has
been complaining of i'll health, but
he was possessed of considerable
pluck and many day when he in
sisted upon attending to his duties
at the store many of less determi-
nation would have baen home in
bed, The immediate GAUGE of
death was abscess of the liver.
Mr.. Eisele was born in Germany
IN the Goth day of June, 1850,
and when quite young emigrated
to this country. He came to Lam
caster 30 years ago, and in 1873
was united in marriage to Louise
Hitler. Four children were born
to this nnion, n daughter dying in
infancy. Those surviving besides
the widow are Charles, Mrs. Hnr
ry Rose, of logan, and { Arence
All the children and the wife were
at the bedside when the end me.
HE sister, Mrs Steve Hartley, of
Logan, was notified.
In early yeaIs Mr.. Esee learned
the tailoring trade and later took
instructions in the art of cutting
of which he became quite an ex-
pert. His first business venture
was with the firm of Durain, H. s
ele & Vorys. Since March last liz
has been in business for him self,
IA merchant tailoring
in the Smith block
on North Columbus street.
There was no one in Lancaster
more popular than genial, clever
Chris Eisele. or joyial nature he
made friends readily, and retained
them by square and honest deal
ings and an inclination to do unto
Others as he would have others do
unto him. He Was prominently
identified with the Elks and the
knights of Pythias and took great
interest in the workings of both
orders.
His funeral will take place from
his late residence Fiiday morning
at 0;30 and VIII be held under The
auspices of the Elks and X of L
olders fhe religiols services will
be conducted BY Rev MeeLliDg
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-13
Warming.

If you have kidney and bladder
trouble aud do not use Foley's
Kidney Cure, you will have only
yourself to blame for results, as il
positively cures ali forms of
kidney and bladder diseases.
Bort a. Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-13

Reeitntion-"Snnshine Song" .,..t.,.
., .t............, ..... Nirene Mohler
Roeitation-"rhe school Masters
Gnest," -.., .....,... ..,... Grace Wolfe
Waiting on God" .......
.s.r.. ...... ....... GLADYS Hobbs
song-"Let Me Trust the Precious
Promise ..,,.... ..,., Grace Wolfe
Reeitation-"Re Reformea,v Fannie Wolfe
NJ usic 10. Haydenyille Quartette
Reeltation7-"rhe College Oh Can
-., ........s.....s.. Ethyl Tennahill
Music .. ..-. ...4.. s.......... Qunriette
Recitation ...ss., Mrs r. N Graham
Music The Graham Qnartette
Address--.tNhy Hooking County .....
should Vote Out the Saloon
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Political Announcements
REPUBL.ICAN

EDITOR DEMOCRAT sENrINEL:- Please
announce the name OF @ FORGE W STALL
SMITH as candidate for County Treasure
er, subject To the decision of the Republi-
can primary elestion.
MANY REPUBLICAN,.
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EDITOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wish to
announce through your columns tho name
OF Robert stewart, of Ward township. as a
candidate for County Commissioner. sub
ieet to the Republican primary election.
RoBERg srEwARF.
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Address-"The Cause OF Temperance"
$685.. ........ Judges. IL. Bright
song -"Amerlca, ,...4..s ... Chorus.
ienedictlou ....., - Rev. 4. b. White
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Snyder Reunion.

On Sunday August 10, at
Charles Angles grove oeenred the
nyder family reunion and most
excellent time was had. The
following program was rendered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
Man Whose Wife Died Recently
Haunted by a Red
Light
CITIZENS SHOOT At IT
Lead Has No Effect on the Spectral
Form, Which Continues to Make
Nightly Visits-A Strange
Affair 1t Is.

Ennis, Texas, Aug. GA great
deal of excitement has been created
at Pluto, in the western part of Ell
lis county, by the remarkable mani
festation of a o'-the-wisp, ghost
or some other kind of hallucination
that has been appearing nightly
since May 20. The wife of Melvin
Davidson died recently and the
strange light has been making its
appearance ever since, having miss
ed only five nights during that time,
1t Is said.
The light appears small and very
red at first and then grows as large
as a large lamp flame, lighting up
the barn yard, where it frequently
appears, and shines through the
windows of Mr.. Davidson's house.
He left home and went to his
daughters to live and the flame was
soon seen there on top of the house.
Mr.. Davidson Is one of the substan-
tial citizens of the Pluto communi-
ty and he is very much alarmed at
the apparition.
A large number of responsible
citizens claim to have seen the light.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06

Austin, Texas, Aug. 6.-It is fine
such animals protected from slaugh-
ter by state law, but they are free
to do as they please. State officials
have received many complaints of
late, from county officials west of
here, alleging chat the deer are de-
stroying the crops in some sections
the animals have attacked and
manned irate farmers. State officials
say that under the law there Is no
redress and that the deer will have
to be allowed to follow their own in
clinations,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
NEGRO LYNCHED
ANOTHER KILLED
Further Disorders Of a Serious
Nature as Result Of Min
ers Strike.
DEPUTIES ARE KIDNAPPED
Two Officers Are Captured by the
Strikers and Tied to Trees.
The Regiment Is to Be
Called Out.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 6.-Yes-
terday was by far the most turbu-
lent of the coal miners strike. The
lynching of a negro. VIII Williams,
a union miner, charged with dyna-
hitting at Brighton early yesterday
morning. was followed last night by
the arrest of two deputy sheriffs,
Lon Tyler and Bruce Tyler, charged
with killing the negro.
Strong feeling over the strike,
followed by quarrel, led to the
killing yesterday morning Of Albert
Fletcher, negro, at Newcastle, by
Constable Ellard.
Two deputy sheriffs were kidnap-
ed by strikers at Jett mines and tied
to trees. Another house was dyna-
mited at Wylam the shock being so
| severe as to throw the inmates out
! of bed.
! Sheriff Higdon, after a conference
! with Gov. Conner, yesterday issued
| orders that no assemblies of men
are to be allowed near the mines
/ that marching groups are not to be
! allowed to go along the highways
| from mine to mine; that all meet
ings will be attended by deputie:
and incendiary speakers will be ar
rested and that the discharge O
firearms will not be permitted
Gov. Conner will probably plac
the entire First Alabama Regimen
in the district before the end of thu
week. w. F. Carley, leader of tn,
miners, issued statement in which
he arraigns the governor, charging
him with being in sympathy with the
mine owners and doing all in his
| power to injure the miners cause.
| Coroner Parish spent the day at
Brighton investigating the lynching
of the negro Williams at Brighton
Tuesday night, and it is understood
| that the lynching was done by not
more than five men. 1t is said that
other deputies will be implicated in
the crime. Brighton citizens regard
the lynching as especially lament
| able, because the man hanged is not
believed to have had anything to do
with the dynamiting of which he was
| charged
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
MAKING PLANS FOR BUSY SEASON
Gins and Oil Mills Being Shaped Up
for Long Run.

Although things appear to be
little quiet just now in the city con-
siderable work is being done at the
gins and oil mills getting them in
readiness for hong and busy sea-
son, and it will not be long until
hundreds of men will be keeping
time to the rhythmic whirr Of the
machinery. All the gins and mills
have been completely overhauled
and thoroughly cleaned and in some
instances substantial improvements
have been made.
1t is understood that the round
bale gin will be operated again this
season and will be under the man
agement of Bass Williams.
Cotton buyers who have been
spending the summer in differen
sections of the country have return
ed and are getting their Offices il
shape for the season Waxahachie
will be well prepared to take care
of all the staple that comes this way
and estimates in advance place the
receipts for the coming season at
more than double Of last year.
The indications just now are
very encouraging for another rec
ord breaking crop. Unless some ca
lamity befalls the crop within the
next two weeks the county's pro-
duction will be in the neighborhood
of that of 1906, when more than
$4,000 bales were ginned. Com
plants of boil worms have come in
from some sections of the county,
but no serious damage from these
pests has been reported. Cotton
planted early in the spring is now
too far far advanced to be injured
very extensively by the worms. A
great deal of the cotton north of
Waxahachie Is late, but the plaI{
has attained a good growth and is
fruiting heavily. If not seriously af-
fccred by the worms this planting
will make fairly good yield.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
SENSATIONAL ADVANCE OF WHEAT
Prices in Chicago and New York are
Boosted More than 3 Cents.

Chicago, Aug 6-Wheat traders
influenced largely by dry, hot
weather, bid up prices on that GER
cal in sensational fashion yesterday
At the high level prices of all op-
tions were more than 3 cents above
the closing prices of Tuesday and
at the close quotations were but a
slight fraction below this level The
most notable advance was made In
the December delivery, which at one
time was 3 3-S cents over Tuesday
final figures. May wheat closed al
1.03 1-8.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
THE ITALIAN IS IN CUSTODY
Peter Cossu was Arrested Wednesday
Morning by Police.

Dallas, Texas, Aug. 6.--An affi-
was filed yesterday morning In the
office of County Attorney Dwight L.
Lewelling against Peter Cossu by
Joe Abnot, the young man who was
in company with Miss Amanda Pet
erson on the evening of July 81
when both she and himself were as
saulted by an Italian with an ice
pick.
The arrest of Cossu was made
about O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing at his residence, 1916 Canton
street. by Police Captain George
Eimicke and Mounted officers Ryan
and Riddle. Cossu's house has been
| watched closely since the night of
! the stabbing of Miss Peterson and
Abnot at the intersection of Ervay
and Young streets. Wednesday night
shortly before 2 o'clock a woman re-
siding near the Cossu place tele-
;phoned police headquarters that he
! was Trying To get INTO MS mouse, put
that the inmates were afraid to let
him in
| Captain Efmicke, in company with
officers Ryan and Riddle, jumped
into hack and were driven as
| rapidly as possible to the Cossu
house, which is at the corner of Ma
rion and Canton streets. Alighting
from the vehicle the officers went
into the yard and Cossu was taken
completely by surprise, as he was
walking from the back yard of his
place to the front. He made no re-
sistance whatever, and was taken to
the city jail. He asked permission to
give his wife some money and this
was granted.
Cossu informed the officers that
he had been around the city since
his disappearance on the night of
the 27th of July
4 He had shaved off his moustache,
which slightly changed his appear
ance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
OFFICER AND REPORTER
Made Sick by Drinking Bottled So
da Water-Officer Goes to Bed.

naue SISh ny DTIHhIHS DoltiCu soo-
da Water-Officer Goes to Bed.
AS a result of drinking bottled
soda water which evidently contain
ed ptomaine poison, Deputy Sheriff
Rush Hickman and reporter for
this paper were made sick Wednes-
day afternoon Officer Hickman was
deathly sick for several hours and
was forced to go to bed. He was able
to come to the sheriff's office Thurs
day afternoon, but he was not in
much condition for work. The officer
drank the entire contents of a bottle
of soda pop, but the reporter got
away with only about half bottle
which probably accounts for the
fact that he was only slightly i'll for
few hours Wednesday night.
Deputy Sheriff Hickman drove
ten or twelve miles into the country
Wednesday afternoon to summons
was accompanied by the reporter
who wanted to take look at the
cotton fields along the road. On the
way home they stopped at store
to get something cold to drink. Soda
pop was the only thing that could
be obtained and it was this that pro-
duced the illness Of the two, They
reached the city about clock and
drove directly to Mr.. Hickman S
home, where he went to bed and
for several hours his suffering was
intense.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
Moving Pictures in Campaign

Okmulgee, Okla, Aug. 6.-Wil-
liam ]. Bryan's canned" speeches
have been Outdone by q. p. Stan
ford, candidate for republican NOM
ination for congress in the third dis
trict, who has utilized the moving
picture machine as producer of
campaign enthupiasm. Stanford
gives free shows in halls and school
houses and follows with political
speech.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
Corn Belt Editors.

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. G.. ewspa-
per men from all over this section
are in attendance at the annual
meeting of the Corn Belt Editorial
Association, opened in Sioux City
today. A banquet will bring the
meeting to a close tomorrow night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
Diaz May Come.

City of Mexico, Aug. ga party
of several hundred prominent Mex
leans will leave for an extended ex-
cursion to the United States next
month, visiting the Home Manufac-
turers' Exposition in New Orleans,
and 1t is possible that President Dlaz
may head the party. The president
has promised to go II possible.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06
To Reform judiciary.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. Sin an
effort to take the county judiciary
out of the hands of the political bos-
ses, the Los Angeles Bar Association
has been holding an election for the
endorsement of candidates for judge
of the superior bench. The ballots
will be opened and counted today
and the result announced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06

1t is said to glide about as myster-
iously as a ghost, seemingly accom-
panied by a mans form. Some have
shot at it but nothing has ever been
hit, and 1t continues to make night
ly visits. It is remarkably myster-
ious.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06

Let us figure with you on your
supply of wood for winter. We can
please you in quality, quantity and
price. Waxahachie Grain Co. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-06

remaining The metal stays and
bands and portions of the motors
were strewn about in pieces like old
iron and blackened with smoke and
scorched
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-31
SUGAR CITY ITEMS.

Price Fluke Is visiting at Eads
Felix Beer was In town Friday.
G. W Ingalls, was in town We'd
nesday-
p. $ Woods has returned from his
Missouri trip
The box social at the school house
Thursday evening was a very jolly
affair.
Wendell Vandeweuter is on the
sick list this week Eugene is slow
ly improving.
Mrs. ]. 5. Watson died of heart
disease October Goth. and was buried
"Wednesday Mrs. Watson came her
seeking health year or two ago.
4 most enthusiastic republican
rally was held at ID, o II Hall We'd
nesday evening. Speeches were made
by Judge North. Senator Swiuk and
Col Lockhart That Senator Swink
has lost none of his popularity in
this precinct was shown by tremend-
uous cheering at the mention of his
name.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-31
tPaid Democratic Advertising
A Letter From James 3. pearce,
Democratic Candidate For Secre
tary Of State, to the Voters Of
Otero County.

La Junta Colo, October %, 1905
To the Voters of Otero County:
have paid for sufficient space in
the La Juuta Tribune to communi
cate with the voters for the reason
that 1t has been imposs ible for me
to make any campaign whatever in
this county. As clerk of the dis
trict court. was tied up in the
Godding bank cases for three weeks,
and Immediately after the verdict OF
the jury was returned, departed for
Denver. and have been campaigning
In the state until the last few days.
Otero county has been recognized
by one OF the great political parties
by being given very important piac
on the state ticket, II Is the
first time that any such recOg-
milton has been given this county
and the people in other portions of
the state are looking TO o.ero to
roll up a large vote fer its own
candidate, regardless Of party. Il:
is not question Of the Individual,
but one Of county pride and proper
appreciation Of such recognition.
This county has grown from one
of the minor counties In population
and property values until IL now
ranks ninth in assessed valuation
and ninth in political power in the
Democratic party of the state,
Its population. within the last twelve
years, has increased four or five
fold. and its people are entitled to
representative in the state capt
:oi at Denver to look after their
interests, and to see that square
deal is meted out at the hands Of
the state government, no matter
vsha, political party is in power.
The secretary of state is mem-
ber of the state land board. and
there are thousands of acres of stale
lands in Otero county. Many of our
people are interested in these lands
and have had some difficulty in
transacting business with the state
land board.
have lived almost eighteen years
in Otcro county. and do not fiatter
myself in saying that am exceed
ingIy well posted as to what is TO
the best interests of its citizens rela-
tive TO state lands. and the many
other important business inter
ests of this section OF the state,
" elected, | will consider myself the
representative at the state capitol
of this section of the state and par
ticuiariy Of the great county Of
Oter, and will see TO IL that all
matters Of interest to its people shall
have prompt and careful attention.
propose TO respec; my oath of OF.
flee and earn the salary. and will
give the people OF the state clean.
clesr-cut business administration Of
the affairs OF the office,
and when my time OF service as a
public servant is completed. shall
b.. able to return 10 my home with
a clean record and the full satisfac-
ton of having given the people of
the state the very best service of
which was capable
Yours very truly,
JAMES b. PEARCE.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-31
Hi Henry's Big minssreIs.

Hi Henry is giving brand new
minstrel show this season and viii
appear at the La Junta Theatre on
"Wednesday. November 18th. This or
ganization is credited with giving a
show that is new and strikingly orig
inai. presenting acts and specialties
that are protected by copyright and
hence cannot be used by any other
minstrel organization.
Their superb military band is well
worth hearing. it demonstrates the
progress of elevated music in min
strelsy and typifies the general re-
fined character of Mr.. Henry's COM
pany. Mr.. Bob Mclaughlin who
made such hit with the Hi Henry
show In the principal cities last sea-
son, has been re-engaged, he is one
of the brightest comedians in the
minstrel profession, as also is the
droll. South Carolina comedian, Pat
Crawford. and the popular character
Billy Baxter The wonder
full scenic electrical illusion. typical
OF southern darkeyisms, entitled Dix
ey Land" with q grand double or
double quartette are features
Watch for the noon parade and get
your tickets early It the store OF
the La Junta Drug Company.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-31
OLkEY ITEMS.

H. W Taylor was in Pueblo Mon
day.
Vert Bond is on the sick list this
week.
W w. Lineberry and daughter,
Fern. were in Pueblo Saturday.
Oscar riswold spent Saturday and
Sunday in Manitou.
Miss Maude Maucher returned from
Sugar City Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs II. c, Maxwell were
in Fowler Saturday moring.
Terrell Griswold was Pueblo Wis
itor one day last week
Miss Josephine Maucher went 10
Ordway Thursday. where she expects
to remain some time.
Mrs. Hyde and daughter. Myrtle.
are visiting at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs d. F. Comstock. this week.
Mrs. Ira Gilbert returned Thursday
from Wickenberg. Ariz.. where she
has been visiting for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Downer and
baby daughter. of Sugar City. visited
Mrs. Downer's relatives Tuesday.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-31

acquaintance with US we pledge our
selves not to grant liquor licenses
at any place or under any circum-
stances.
1t is entirely probable that other
canards may be sprung upon us that
we will not have opportunity to an
swer. To forstall any such rumors
we desire to call the attention of
the voters of Otero county that We
are both old residents OF this coun.
ty and have considerable property in
here. and are, in common Will
the substantial citizens of the coun-
ty. deeply Interested in its welfare
and the welfare OF its people.
MATT DAIMLER,
JOHN Fl COWbEN