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story is fantastic little bit OF
nonsense, telling the complications
arising from the invention by
"John Senior Stubbs" of me-
chanical doll, brought to life by
the aid of electricity. 1t is easy
to imagine amusing situations
which develop from such COM
bination of circ umstances.
OF music, there is II plenty,
twenty six numbers in all, which
have been written by Charles ID.
Blake and John A. Bennett, "The
Jollities' carry all their own
scenery, representing an old Eng
llsh toy shop and the costumes are
both rich and artistic in design.
There ls $50 minutes of clean en-
tertainment and it would be diff
cult to devise q better way to
spend an evening.
Incidently, as preparation for
the coming of this delightful
musical play, it might be we'll for
intending patrons to get Mr.. Pid-
gins book, "The Toymakers.
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near this place.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Charlotte Mason, of Logan, who was
formerly one of our best neighbors, is
improving after her severe shaking up
by falling down stairs at her home,
some days ago.
Quarterly meeting was held at AS
bury. Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
Edward Sanner and wife. of near
this place, were the over Sunday
guests of their cousin, Abraham
Brown and family, of Marion Tp.
Harley and Bundy Allen spent part
of this week with their brother,
Luther, of this place.
George Hunsaker and Jesse Sanner
have been busily hauling lumber to
Starr for Lon Warthman.
We are glad tonote that Mrs. Anna
Sanner, who has been sick for some
time is improving.
Flo Woolery, OF Macarthur, is visit
ing her parents near this place, dur
ing few days of vacation. MAY.
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[Nlnton Leader.l

Mrs. Il. M. Glenn and Miss
Bessie Glenn went to Chauncy
Saturday to witness the marriage
of the formers sister, Mrs. Ethel
Keck Harvey to Mr.. Chas. Unkle.
The wedding took place Saturday
morning at the Catholic church in
Athens.
The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Keck, of Chauncy, and this is her
second marriage. her first husband
having died one year ago.
Mr.. Unkle is a brakeman on the
II. V. Ry., on the Nelsonville e
branch and they will go to house
keeping at Logan.
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Putting the Lid On.

Major Bond of Columbus, is put
ting the lid on that city and prov
ing himself as determined as was
Mayor Badger. The general be-
lief is, that Franklin County will
go dry as soon as a local option
election is called by it's citizens.
Already three fourth of Columbus
is dry and the rest of the county
is without n saloon. Mayor Bond
perhaps sees the hand writing on
the wall and is trying to forestall
a definite plan on the part of the
people.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Real Estate Transfers
EXXEXXXXIXB

Logan-J. NJ. Cor away and wife
to Hattie A. Oatley, in-lot No. 97C
in village of Logan. $l00 and
other considerations.
Carbonhill - VIM. Parks and
wife to Eliza Smith, lot No. % in
Carbonhill consideration S1.00.
Starr-Robert G.. McFall and
wife to Ohio E. and Emma Patton,
fractional lot No l in Sec. II ;also
20 acres, a part of the southeast
quarter of Sec. IL, the two tracts
containing 1877 acres; consldera-
tion 50, 900.
Quit claim deed, Carbonhill-
Eliza j. and James Smith to +.
Coffey, lot No. 90 in the village of
Carbonhill; Consideration 1925.
Carbonhill-Anna Susan Finnel
to Bert Green, lot No. 66; consid-
Grafton $500.
Ward-Alexander A. Juniper ct
al to r. Il. Spray, first tract; con-
tains SO 80 acres; second tract
contains 100. 10 acres; considera-
tion $3.50.
Starr-Barak Moore and wife to
Alfred l.. Gray, y acres; consid-
Grafton $240O.
Bentun-Noah and Minnie f..
Weaver to Andrew Starkey, 80
acres; consideration $3.50.
Salt Creek-John f. Hoey and
wife to Nancy DeHaven, 10 acres !;
consideration $500.
Green-Jacob and Sadie Pfei tfer
to Sarah f. Stilwell, lots Nos. ia
and 415 in Dickens allotment;
consideration Ti5.
Falls-John F. Krinn ct al to
Samuel T.. Kr;nn, 235 acres; con.
sideration 1880.
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"The Toymakers" Coming.

There is hardly anyone through
out the country who hasn't at least
heard of "the best New England
story ever written,' "Q1incy
Adam Sawyer. 1t was written
by Charles FELTON, Pidgln, Chief of
the Massachusetts Bureau of Sta
tistics, and now Mr.. Pidgin has
come forward with another book,
which he Is calling, "The Toy
makers" and from which, has been
made an exceedingly bright and
interesting musical comedy.
This musical comedy, which is,
like the book, entitled "The Toy
Makers" will soon be an attrac-
tiOn at the Opera House, Logan,
and from all advance information,
amusement seekers in this town
would do we'll to see it. The date
of the production of "The Toy
makers" is January 10, 1909, and
it will be given for one night only.
The production is given by 'Tho
Jollities," that famous company
of merry makers, comedians, come
diennes, singers and dancers. The
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! SOCIETY NEWS OF
! OTHER TOWNS |
Bremen Route I

Everybody along this route are
about through husking corn.
Joseph Boch and wife, Of Flag.
dale, called on Albert Kessler's
Monday.
John Messbarger called on
w. II. Funk and family Monday.
w. H. Schol and sister Dora,
were the guests of Charles Wright
and family of the Infirmary over
Sunday.
Mrs. Catharine Friesner and
rand-daughter Ellen Friesner, of
Bremen, were the guests of j. Fl.
Scholl and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hickman was L.
gan business visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Elvira Scholl was the
guest of Sylvester Hickman and
family several days last week.
Andrew Kessler called on his
father, Joseph Kessler, Sunday,
who is very poorly at this writing.
Mrs. Mary Hickman and daugh-
ter Dorothy, were the guests of
Geo. Hardwick and wife, of Lam
caster, several days last week.
VIM. Scholl and wife had as
their Sunday guests A. q. Scholl,
wife and son Johnnie, of North
Berne, Guy Brown, of Max, and
Earl and Geo. Hickman.
Ella and Alta Hickman called
on their friends, May and Esther
Sheets, Sunday afternoon.
Frank Scholl was Bremen
business visitor, Monday.
Mrs. Jennie McCandlish is Wis.,
lting friends and relatives at Lo-
gan, this week.
Mrs. Martin Kellenbarger, of
Bremen, WIS the guest of w. H.
Funk and family, Saturday, as.
sisting them in butchering.
Mrs. Maggie Miller and son, of
Logan, were the guests of her
Mrs George Kellenbarger,
Saturday.
Butchering seems to be the Or
der of the day in this vicinity.
Sun FLOWER.
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EXCHANGE
NEWS NOTES
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JACKSONVILLE NEWS

Mrs, Harriet Freer returned
Monday from few days visit with
relatives in Logan.
Mrs. Elmer Mink and son, re-
turned Monday morning from a
pleasant visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds in
Logan.
Ths many friends of Mr.. Fred
Dilcher will regret to learn that
he is seriously i'll at his residences
in this city, suffering from asthma,
complicated with other ailments.
Misses Mary Josephine Wright
and Florence Raney of Logan, were
visitors in this city, Sunday.
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A Personal Appeal.

If we could talk to you personal
ly about the great merit of
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs,
colds and lung trouble, you never
could be induced to experiment
with unknown preparations that
may contain some harmful drugs.
Foley's Honey and Tar costs you
no more and has record of forty
years of cures. Bort & Co.
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VALLEY REGISTER

Fred Weymue!ler of Logan, was
in the city, latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Eden Moore of east end is
expecting to move on large farm
near Logan in the near future.
Misses Josephine Wright and
Florence Raney of Logan, spent
Sunday afternoon in the Metropo-
lis of Athens county.
Mrs. Maria Stoneburner of Lo.
gan, spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Stoneburner of this
city.
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MT. lion

The showers of late are making the
wheat look fine.
Thanksgiving in and around this
vicinity went of quietly; nothing the
worse for the day except the bunnies.
Mrs. S. l.. Atkinson, of near this
place, spent Thanksgiving with her
son, Fred Stout, of New Plymouth.
Frank Pyle and wife, of Doanyille,
spent Thanksgiving with the latter's
parents, b, b. Woolery and wife, Of
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JACKSON HERALD

JACKSON HERALD
Miss Mary f. Downey, of CO.
lumbus, State Organizer of Libra
ries, who has been in this city
since Thursday, in connection
with the library here, left for Lo-
gan, Tuesday morning. She was
the guest of relatives Sunday at
the home of Miss Viola Woodrow,
of Coalton, where family reunion
was held. Mr.. M. M. Byers, of
Ray, Mr.. Jeremiah Woodrow, Of
WeIlston, and Mrs. w. II. Good
rich, of Coalton, were present.
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Guilty Of COunterfeiting.

Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some un-
known worthless remedy for Fol
ey's Honey and Tar, the great
cough and cold remedy that cures
the most obstins te coughs and
heals the lungs. Bort & Co.
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MURRAY CITY NEWS.

Zoath Hammond, of near Logan
was in town first of the week, dis
posing of some fine chickens.
Frank Tennyhill, of Logan was
visiting friends in this city, Sun.
day.
Earl Walker, of Logan, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Will Deishley of Logan,
was the guest of parents in this
city over Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Strum was in Logan
last week on business.
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conducting herself while a young
lady in this town. She is widely
known here and the people hold
her in very high esteem. She is
getting along very nicely in her
new home at Logan, and speaks
the highest words of praise for
the people of that town.
1t is the progressive, intelligent
citizen of this kind thai the peo-
pie welcome most heartily to their
town.
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GAS AND
OIL NOTES
lPleasantvlllo Times.


expect to drill in NJ. 5about Fri
day or Saturday OF this week.
Reports say that the Thurstol
Oil " Gas company will likely pu
down two more wells in the nea
future to test their territory.
The Kerr Oil IL Gas company
commenced work on their frs
well, on the II. w. Kerr Farm
We nesday of this week.
The Logan Gas & Fuel company
have notified it's customers at He
bron that after December 1st the
price of gas will be 25c per 1000
Hebron has been getting l5c gas.
The Rushville company drilled
in No. on the Ed Stevenson farm
last Friday and have another good
well. The oil was found in the
bottom of the sand. There is no
definite information as to its exact
capacity.
The Flagd ,le company has ac-
quired a lease on 100 acres belong
ing to Glen ent Gratis in the heart
of the Bremen field and has located
well, Drilling will be commenced
at once. The prospects are flat
tering and the price of $25 shares
of stock has advanced to $50.
Owing to the delay in getting
the engine, drilling has not yet
commenced on the gas we'll to be
put down between the towns. 1t
is thought that everything will be
ready by this week. Several cars
of pipe are here and when the en-
gine is received work will com
mence at once.-Twin City News.
The Alhambra Oil ~ Gas Com
pany was organized last week
This company is composed of Co.
lumbus and Granville parties.
They control $500 acres in Bowl.
ing Green and Hopewell townships,
Licking county and Thorn, Hope
we'll, Reading and Clayton town
ships, Perry county. Test wells
will be started soon,
A number of GAINESVILLE capital
lists incorporated what is to be
known as the Kepple Oil and Gas
company at Columbus this week.
The incorporators are: f. S.
Kepple, w. w. Patterson, r. w.
Crowley, w, M. Crippen, j. d.
Rutledge and j. G. Shrier. The
new company expects to develop
some promising territory near the
Bremen field.
The Avlon company's we'll No. 9
on the Holiday farm is proving t.
be gusher. By the official guage
it produced $50 barrels last Thurs,
day. Three more locations have
been made on the Holiday land
This company's we'll on the John
Stoner farm along the Muskingum
Valley railroad east of Bremen,
was drilled in Friday. Shares in
both the Avlon and Crossenville
companies are rat-at 800 since
their new wells have come in
The Crossenville company's well
on the Samuel Householder land is
producing a hundred barrels per
day.
The Tarr Oil and Gas Company
was organized at ThornviIle
week ago last Monday. The fol-
lowing officers and directors were
selected: Pres, F. u Neel, Thorn
vile; vice president, r. M. Foun.
tain, Somerset; secretary, r. 4
Thornville; treasurer,
VIM. Neel, Thornville; directors,
Chas. Fink, II. Il. Whitmer, f. II
Neel, II, G. Neel, Thornville, and
r.. M. Fountain, Somerset. This
company holds leases on 19l acres
In the Holiday Cove, West Vir-
ginia, field. There are a number
Of good wells already in this and
fields.
Guilty Of COunterfeiting.
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Mrs. McRaney's Expert
encG.

Mrs. M. MeRaney, Prentiss,
Miss, writes; 81 was confined to
to my bed for three months with
kidney and bladder trouble, and
was treated by two physicians but
failed to get relief. No human
tongue can tell how l suffered,
and ! had given up hope of ever
getting well until | began taking
Foiey's Kidney Remedy. After
taking two bottles | felt like a
new person, and feel it my duty
to tell suffering women what Fol
ey's Kidney Remedy did for me. :"
Bort Il Co.
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VINTON LEADER

Mrs. Chas. Quinn and little
daughter Helen, after two week
stay here at the Hotel Shack with
her husband, returned to Logan
yesterday.
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NJ ARTHUR ENQUIRER

l.. W. Thorp and F. p. Magee
were in Logan, Friday, on business
for Macarthur Building and Loan
Company.
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ATHENS JOURNAL

Miss Erfie Perl Myers of Logan,
was here over Sunday. Miss Myers
is graduate of the musical de-
partment of O. u.
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ATH EMS MESSENGER

Miss Nora Dolen and Miss Rose
McCourtney spent Sunday in Lo.
gan, the guests of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Arthur McCourtney.
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MURRAY CITY INDEPENDENT. |

Mrs. Joanna Deishley spent a
few days here visiting her parents
and friends. She always receives
II hearty welcome by the people
here because of her kindness to
everybody and her sensibleness in
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M'ARTHUR TRIBUNE

Archdeacon Dodshon and Rev.
A. w. Buckland, of Logan, are
holding series of Episcopal Mis-
sion meetings in Athens this week.
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More people are taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy every year. 1t is
considered to lie the most effective
remedy for kidney and bladder
troubles that medical science can
devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy
corrects irregularities, builds up
worn out tissues and restores lost
vitality. 1t will make you feel
we'll and look we'll. Bort az Co.
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PoMEROY DEMOCART

Mrs. Alice Wood left last Thurs
day for her home in Logan.
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A Card.

To the Public: The report that
was widely circulated that | had
sold or given away whiskey in
my place of business in Enter
prise and was arrested for same is
absolutely false in every particular.
will pay a liberal reward to
know the person or persons who
first started the report or those
circulating the same which was
done for the sole purpose of injury.
ALMA KLINE, of Kline Bros.
Store, Enterprise, Ohio.
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Chronic Dis e a S e S
of Men and Women
Eyes Examined Free

Have your eyes examined by an experienced
Specialist. DIR. Weist treats Diseases of the Eye
Many cases OF detective vision are caused by
disease. Do not risk your sight with any one
who is not able to discover and treat the cause
II glasses are needed, DR.. West will fit you salts.
factory.
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Or. C.. C.. Weist
Tho Well Known Columbus Specialist

Who will visit above named town on dates specified. For
more than 10 DIR. Weis has made regular monthly
visits to hs principal cities OF Ohio His large practice in
tions OF those whom he has treated Why not onsult
well known specialist who has earned established repu
tation among your
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
GREETING TO THE NEW PRES.
IDENT OF U. s. GRANT CIRCLE

The following poem was written by
Mrs. Annie Worley and read by her
at the regular meeting OF the U. s.
Grant Circle, Ladies Of the G. A. R..
at Elks hall last Saturday afternoon
in honor of its recently elected presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Barnhardt:
We are happy to greet you as presi-
dent now,
We're going to sustain you the best
we know how,
Forgetting self interest and keeping in
view
Fraternity. charity and loyalty. too.
The work for the circle you already
have done
Shows truth over. error. the victory
May we keep increasing. till we NIL
up the hall
And nnds lts dimsnsioas entirely toe
small.
And as your co-workers we'll try to
prove
Ever faithful to help In this labor Of
love.
Always scattering sunshine and giving
relief,
In poverty. sickness and sorrow and
grief.
But we never should give In 4 charity
way.
We may offend with an air OF show
and display.
And perhaps humiliate those who may
receive.
And thus cause them more sorrow
than what we relieve.
That we are making a gift. we never
can say.
'Tis very small part Of n debt that
we pay.
Not veteran. his wife. or daughter or
son,
Could ever be needy II but justice was
done.
A part OF the interest that's due them.
would give
Both comfort and luxuries as long as
they live.
For these heroes have earned all the
nation Is worth,
These heroes have saved the best ma
ton on earth.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
RETALIATION DITCHRRS DOING
GREAT WORK IN BEAVER PARK

The patent ditcher which II propsl-
led by ten head OF horses 10 In full
operation in digging the laterals for
the Beaver Park company.
1t Is the nrst machine Of the kind
ever brought to this county and II
Is undoubtedly great success. as four
miles of laterals was dug yesterday.
The machine Is being operated by Mr..
Van Fleet, an expert from the factory
at indianapolis. He will stay here un-
til all the lateral work Is completed.
Mr.. Parker has spread forth among
the Beaver Park settlers the glad It'd
ings that water will be running in
these temporary dirt laterals by not
later than March 1st. This ID fifteen
days ahead OF the time set to have
water on the ground. Again Mr.. Par
ker has proved that he is the right
man In the right place.
The mammoth cement shop at Glen
dale will soon be turning out the 10
inch pipe for the permanent laterals
at the rate Of ZOO feet day.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
sloe Reward, sloo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh, be-
ing constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation Of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have 80 much faith In Its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all druggists. 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
HAVE GONE TO TEXAS FOR
A SEVERAL WEEKS VISIT

Mrs. j. T. Thomas and little son.
Scott, who went to New Mexico three
or four weeks ago on account OF the
Iatter's health, and who were expect
ed to return here next week. proceeded
last Saturday to Mineral Wells, Tex,
where they were met by Mrs. Thomas
mother, Mrs. J. F. Scott Of Knoxville.
Tenn. and where they will sojourn
for, perhaps. month before coming
back to Canon City. Although Master
Scott is considerably better than when
he left here he has not b. any means
recovered his health and the change
from New Mexico to Texas was with
a view of accellerating the desired re-
suit. Mineral Wells is quite popular
As a southern resort, the waters there
being reputed to possess exceptional
medicinal and health-giving proper
ties.