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

Miss Stella Sti,is IN spent Sun
day with her parents in Marion
township.
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Mr.. f. S. Polling and brother,
of Bremen, Route l, were in o.
gan, Monday on business.
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Mr.. Arthur Riff, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with relatives in Lo
gan.
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Mr. F. E Comstock, of Rock
bridge, was in Logan last Friday.
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F.. S. CASE
Jeweler and Optician
DR.. j. f. Kessler
Graduate Optician in Charge
LOGAN, OHIO
LOCAL NEWS
Judge Alfred, of Lancaster, was
in Logan, Friday.
Miss Eta Voorhees, is visiting
Lancaster friends.
Miss Maria Parsons spent Sat-
urday in Columbus.
Mr.. George Smith was Pom
eroy visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Lew Wolfe, of Route 4, wac
in Logan last Saturday.
Mr.. Nick Till, of Junction City,
spent Sunday in Logan.
DR.. NJ. Fl. Cherrlngton spent
Sunday at Buckeye Lake.
Mrs Elizabeth Orewiler return
ed to Columbus, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Mutchmore was
Columbus visitor, Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Baynham, of Murray
City, was in Logan, Friday.
Mr.. M. o. Reilly, of Gore, was
visitor to Logan, Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. E. Warren spent several
days in Macarthur this week.
Mr.. John Powers, of Carbonhill,
was Logan visitor Monday.
Mr.. f. w. Conkle, of near Rock
bridge, was in Logan, Friday.
Mrs. A. X. Johnson is visiting
relatives and friends at Orland.
Mrs. John Walker visited rela-
tives at Union Furnace last week.
Mr. F. E. Comstock, of Rock
bridge, was in Logan last Friday.
Miss Jennie Hall, of Columbus,
sin Logan, Friday of last week.
Mr.. Arthur Riff, of Columb bus,
spent Sunday with relatives in Lo
gan.
Mr.. Will Shively, of Akron, is
visiting relatives in Logan this
week.
Mr.. Abe Tom, of Columbus,
visited relatives in Logan last
week.
Miss Ada 10y, of Columbus, is
the pleasant house guest of Emma
Becker.
Mrs. o. j, Smith and daughters,
of Lancaster, spent last Friday in
Logan.
Mrs. RhOda Sones went to Ian
caster, Friday, to attend Camp
meeting.
Mr.. G. h. Hankison, of Lam
caster, was "a visitor to Logan last
Saturday.
Miss Stella Sli,is IN spent Sun
day with her parents in Marion
township.
Miss Kittie Kirchner of Marion,
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Will SnIder.
bii. h0ii putiO', VI NiutoHi W ae
In Logan, Friday in attendance
on the races.
Mr.. Harry l. Fuller of Mclean,
N. Y, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
Il. Gutliph.
"Cotton" Tedrow, of Nelson
VILE, attended the races in Logan
last Friday.
Mr.. John Slisher, OF Lancaster,
was among the visitors to Logan
last Friday.
Nh. Chas- Jurgenemier, of Ian
caster, visited relatives in Logan
last week.
Mrs. Ashler Allen and children,
of Haydenyille, were in Logan,
Wednesday visiting Mrs. Aliens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius
NJ u
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Messrs' Roy and Charley Raney,
who are engaged in nina engi-
neering in West Virginia, are Wis,
iting their parents, DR.. and Mrs
Raney.
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Mrs. q. K. bowen was visitor
at Sngsr Grove last week, where
she went to see her new grand
daughter at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. John Bowen.
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Miss Jennie Hall, of Columbus,
was in Logan, Friday of last week
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Mr.. G., r.. Hankison, of Lam
caster, was "a visitor to Logan last
Saturday.
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Notice Of appointment.

Estate of Samuel Cleeg, deceased
The undersigned las been appointed and
qualified us Administrator of the estate of
Samuel Clegg late OF Hooking County,Ohio,
decenaed, Dated This llIh. day of August
1908. j JEFFERSON JON ES,
Aug. l3, NV Administrator.
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Mr.. Will Shively, of Akron, is
visiting relatives in Logan this
week.
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Mrs. Guy Hensel returned to
her home in Logan, Saturday, af,
ter a pleasant visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Long
Macarthur Tribune.
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Mr.. Abe Tom, of Columbus,
visited relatives in Logan last
week.
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Mrs. A. X. johnson is visiting
relatives and friends at Orland.
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Mrs. John Walker visited rela-
tives at Union Furnace last week.
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DR.. j. S. Cherrington was an
over Sunday visitor with home
folks at Bidwell, Ohio.
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Miss Wyman, of Macarthur is
spending week as the guest of
Mrs. DR.. Rannells.
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st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Walnut street. Morning prayer,
1880 a. m, also celebration of the
Holy Communion. Subject for
service, "rhe Good Samaritan. /"
Strangers to our services always
made welcome and books provided.
A. w. Buckland, Pastor.
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Mrs. Rhoda Sones went to Ian
caster, Friday, to attend Camp
meeting.
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Misses Blanche Stroupe and
Marie Shannon were visitors to
Columbus last Sunday.
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Mr.. John Powers, of Carbonhill,
was Logan visitor Monday.
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Miss Ada 10y, of Columbus, is
the pleasant house guest of Emma
Becker.
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POLLY:
Gold Medal Flour makes baking easy.
THERESA.
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Mr.. f. w. Conkle, of near Rock
bridge, was in Logan, Friday.
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Mrs. o. j. Smith and daughters,
of Lancaster, spent last Friday in
Logan.
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Mr.. Geo. Baynham, of Murray
City, was in Logan, Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. will Steinbowe
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Snider.
Mr.. Levi Derr, the popular Clerl
of Marion township, was visito
TO Logan, Friday,
Mr.. Jake Weinfordner, of New
Straitsville, attended the racel
here last Friday.
Mrs. Biddy Rosser and children
of Nelsonville, visited relatives il
Logan last week.
|
Mr.. "Bawly" Evans, of Ian
caster, attended the races at Lo
gan last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Bowers, OF
Route |, were business visitors tc
Logan, Monday.
Mr.. Gotleib Jurgensmier, of
Lancaster, visited relatives in Lo-
gan last Friday.
Miss Nan Mcbride visited her
sister, Mrs. A. j. Ward, at New
Lexington, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Merritt Wonn, of
Lancaster, spent Sunday with
relatives in Logan.
Miss Wyman, of Macarthur is
spending n week as the guest of
Mrs. DR.. Rannells.
Mr.. Mark Slecker, of New
Straitsville, attended the races in
Logan last Friday.
Mrs. Grace SteelbrOok of Chica-
go, was received at the Cherring-
ton Hospital, Monday.
Mr.. John G. Henderson, of New
Plymouth, Route 1, was a visitor
in Logan, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane Kuhn and daughter
Ella, were the guests of relatives
in Lancaster, Sunday.
Misses Blanche Stroupe and
Marie Shannon were visitors to
Columbus last Sunday.
DR.. j. S. Cherrington was an
over Sunday visitor with home
folks at Bidwell, Ohio.
Mr.. f, S. Polling and brother,
of Bremen, Route 1, were in o.
gan, Monday on business.
Mrs. Kirchner of Marion, is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Will Snider.
Mr.. Frank Waller, who has been
in the West for past year, is visit
ing his parents in this city.
Mr., Karl Kuntz, of Vinton, was
in Logan, Monday, and visited his
sister Mrs. Stanley Thompson.
Judge Edward Rutter, of Lam
caster, was in Logan, Friday of
ast week enjoying the races.
Mr., Otto Jurgensmier, of CO.
umbus, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jurgensmier.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Van Horn
md son Carl, of Columbus, were
n Logan, Friday of last week.
The jolly Dozen have returned
rom weeks outing at Buckeye
lake, and all report fine time.
,ns >
| THE NEW.FA[L /
~ssas-~ - a-~
| GUYER HATS /
Are here, ready for your
IN S ..E ION.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Orewiler return
ed to Columbus, Monday.
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Mrs. Frank Mutchmore was Il
Columbus visitor, Monday.
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Mr.. II. E. Warren spent several
days in Macarthur this week.
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Mr.. Mark Slecker, of New
Straitsville, attended the. races in
Logan last Friday.
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Mr.. John G. Henderson, of New
Plymouth, Route /, was visitor
in Logan, Wednesday.
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Mr.. M. o. Reilly, of Gore, was
a visitor to Logan, Tuesday.
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Mrs. Jane Kuhn and daughte
Ella, were the guests of relatives
in Lancaster, Sunday.
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Mrs. Grace SteelbrOok of Chica-
go, was received at the Cherring-
ton Hospital, Monday.
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DIR. M. III. CherrIngton spent
Sunday at Buckeye Lake.
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er Messrs. ice Shorr, Glenn Shrat
8. er and Chas. Beck spent last Sur
day..at Crystal Springs.
TX Mrs. A. w. Foose, of Hamden
Dr IL the guest of relatives an
friends in Logan this week.
" Mr.. and Mrs. William Foose, ~
ss Hamden, we're the over Sunda,
guests of DR., and Mrs. Rannells
4, Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
in Bowen, at their home at Suga
Grove, Monday, August 8, n girl
A. Mrs. JEFF Eby and daughter
D Mrs. Ed Collins, spent Sunday il
Wellston, the guests of Miss Eff
% Ely.
% Mr.. Max Miller, of Lancaster
came down with the crowd O.
9 visitors from that place last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oldigts, OF
n Nelsonvile, spent Saturday might
" and Sunday with relatives in Lo
gan.
f Trinity Ev. Luth. Church,
h Fl. w. Walker, Pastor. Sunday
School 9:30 a. m. Preaching Z &c
p. m.
Mr.. Karl Hartman was operated
on 5 aturday at Columbus
Hospital for appendicitis and doing
nicely.
Mrs. John Monahan and family,
of Nelsonville, are visiting Mrs.
Monahan's mother, Mrs. Helen
Bowen.
Messrs. Sheriff Williamson, E.
r K. Chilcote and Gordon William
son were visitors to Lancaster last
Sunday.
Master Homer and Owen Cher
rington, of Bidwell, are the guests
of their father, DR.. J. S. Cher
, rington.
"Ben' Miles of the Amusu
Theatre is in GAINESVILLE this week
} lecturing on the Cans Nelson
prize fight.
| MIR. Will Lutz, of Springfield,
Ohio, is in Logan, called here by
the illness of his father, Mr..
Henry Lutz.
| DR.. A. X. Smith and family en-
ljoyed an automobile ride to Mel.
sonville, Sunday, where they
spent the day.
Mrs. Will Glenn of Gallipolis,
who has been the house guest of
Mrs. Stanley Thompson, returned
home Sunday.
Editor and Mrs. A. E. Huls and
family are in Put-in-B Bay this week
in attendance on the Editorial As
sociation outing.
Miss Pet Hopley, who has been
visiting friends and relatives for
several days, returned to her home
at Bucyrus, Wednesday.
LOST-A silver pin, last Thurs
day night on Main street between
High and Walnut streets. Finder
please leave at this office.
Mr.. Els Chilcote, of So. Bloom
lngvilIe, was in Logan few days
the past week visiting his brother
in-law, Sheriff Williamson.
Mr.. Jno. ID. Gill, the Republl.
can nominee for the office of Treas
urer of Vinton county, was Wis
itor to Logan last Friday.
Mrs. Rev. auckland, after many
months of suffering, is again con-
fined to her bed We sincerely |
hope for complete recovery.
Mr.. Louie Hartman was called |
to Allerton, Mass. to the bedside
of his sister, who is hopelessly
insane and not expected to live.
Mr.. Ben Bebout, of Lancaster,
was a visitor to Logan, Sunday.
He played second base with the
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LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Nick Till, of Junction City
spent Sunday in Logan
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lt "" could talk 10 you personally
about the great merit of Fo'cys Hon.
ry and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
trouble you never could be induced
to experiment with unknown prcpara.
Iions, that may contain some harmful
drugs Foloys Honey and Tar cost.
YOU no moro and has a record of forty
years Of cures
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More people are taking ?oley's Kid.
ney Remedy every year. II is consid-
cred TO be 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 re-.
stores lost vitality. II will make you
ieel well aId look well.
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Aunt Sallio believes IN searching
after knowledge, and is glad to tell
Miss GLADYS Martin, who asks these
important questions. that tno,c As
only "u" Santa Claus ln an the worl
though D" has another name in some
places
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CARVING SETS FROM SOC TO
$40 A SET AT
STEVENS, kENNERLY &
1877 sPRAGlNs co.
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LADY burned-but not with a visl-
lie burner like The Direct Action
gas stoves have that are sold by
Kearney. III
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CHEROKEE INDIANS FROM OKLA
HoHE ARRESTED
SHORT SKIRTS RESPONSIBLE
a Telegram From the Sheriff of
Hsyes County. Oklahoma SAID -e
"ouIa Be IN Kansas City To
csy-Rsce ouestforeo

troubles That come '1 sT.r'a"a.'-.--
r.,a.s t5 sweetheart, who s.05a--
.y-a.. .a. mos. f.-.-n-..r, f.T ,g
r,-. r.t- and r.,!. po..-. .,-
.'.'.'."'' '"''' 'a.' ''''a' "'H"'
ana came 20 Kansas 'I'y 70 De- mar.
r'd. Even though they we're run
ming away The world looked bright 20
'h" young lovers then. They had .
been s"e'thoar's since childhood
Miss Fair owned seventy acres OF
Iand-hcr grant from the government
-'and Rogers owned twenty acres and
had $50. They wer" 'o b" married
iu Kansas CITY and then away 70 th'
"es. for a while whore Rogers had
had som" experience IN working IN
'ao Colorado bee. fields for good
wages.
blt last n.ght-a1" different. Roe-
"rs slept in the holdover az polio"
Notwithstanding apart from the
other prisoners with nothing but sor-
rowfuI thoughts for company while In
tho matron's separated from
him by two flights OF s'airs-Miss
Fair spent most Of the night In tears
Miss Fair SAYS She was is years
old last January and looks 81. Her
father. Lewis Fair is a white man,
and her mother, who is dead was a
full blooded Cherokee. Her skin has
q rosy olive tint and her eyes ar"
hIu" Her hair Is dark brown,
braided and coilod at the back OF her
neck She is really fair
Trouble began when the young
hop"fuls landed az the Union depot
Yesterday morning. Dora's skirts
""r" unusually snort reachlng barely
below her knees and beginning to re-.
a.iz" that such condition was at
tracing too much attention IN this
northern country, Rogers left the girl
sitting on a bench while he went
out into Union avenue and purchased
a longer skirt. When Rogers took
Dora to the depot matron's room 70
put on her new clothes Mrs. ShuII
'h" ma'ron, detained the sirl ana
was because sh" believed Rogers
negro Dora was sent 10 tho ponce
station and her lover had nothing 10
90 but walk the streets lamon'ins lA'
Iaci mat ms SKIN was so dark.
I%'o In tho afternoon the p'Ilce re-
ceiycd a telegram that l.. > Dallas
sheriff OF Mayes county Oklahoma
asking them to arrest and hold Dora
/ fair' a white girl 10 years Old ana
Lewis Rogers negro % years ola.
Rogers was th"n arrested ana locked
up
All know Is that my tather ana
mother both said they were nll
/ blooded Cherokcos,' said Rogers
when questioned by Captain Ni,sett
/ last night II there is any negro
/ blood in me ! don't know It, I've
/ worked hard all my life, and that's
more than Lewis Fair Doras father,
can say He's married to my sister
now She's Dora's stcpmothor. Dora
and ! have known each other for
years and loved all the time. Dora
owns the land her father is living
on, and she's worked worked hard
for him-picking and hoeing cotton,
/ plowing corn and milking COWS, and
this is the reward she gets. I've
worked for her father and he knew
We loved each other all the time,
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Pilot lighter expolded-Itw as not
on Direct Action gas stove sold
by Kearney. They have none 1T
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That's the name OF the best nour
sold In Ardmore.
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oven eXploded-lt was not the
Direct action sold by Kearney. 1T
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That's the name OF the best nou
sold In ArdmOre.
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Don't wait until II gets cold again.
Phone 90. Ardmore Supply Co.
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FOR SALE BY F. J. RAMSEY AND eoetmAn DRUG co.
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WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
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HAD BEEN IN JAIL.

Yet Il Did Not Prejudice His Standing
Assa-W Witness.
An important case was being tried
before the criminal court Of the Dis
tyict of Columbia. An old negro was
in the witness box. The district attor-
neya commenced:
'"What is your name?"
t"John Williams, sah."
"Are you the John Williams who was
sent to the Albany penItentiary for
larcenyT"
"No. sah-not this John"
Are you the John Williams who wal
convicted Of arson and sent to the Bal
timore penttentiaryr +.
i"No, sab"
"Havs you been in any psnitsnr
tiaryf'
EYES. sab"
All eye were now turned upon the
witnens. The district attorney smiled
complacently and resumed:
t"How many times have you been In
the spenitsnttaryT
Twice, sab"
p"Wheref~
i"1n Baltimore. sab"
i"How long were you there the dnt
timer
about two hours, sab" .
sHow long the second timer" asked
| the attorney. rather cr~estfallen.
AN hour. sch. I went there ia
whitewash 4 cell that was wanted for
~ = - -
, 1908-09-01

Apropos Of Superintendent Lees
suegestipn to parents that children's
rspessa bAoah be- Investigated before
tsAcAssssars criticised comes the anec.
oots Of tho Indignant mother who
sought out the principal OF the school
attended by her daughter and de-
manAsA: rWhat did the music teach,
sr mean by pointing, at my Lucy be.
fore the whole class and asking her
HOW many carrots are there In a
pear 0Of course the child could not
ansssra suehssa foolish question ssnd
she came home In tears The princi.
pei suggested that she must be mis-
taken. mo. I'm not" said the moth
ct. v.racy told me the moment she
sctsAoMe." fhs' puzzled but patient
psfucdpAf took the mother to the mt.
sie -esAesier for An explanation. but.
shs' 0enasd -xakiny my such question.
At Int II dav11ed upon her. however.
that she had asked the child, Flow
many Nestle are there In . meAsure3.
There me curious twists In youthful
minds and schfbireu often 'mhiead dot
Ing parents without Intentionally fllsi.
Tying.
, 1908-09-01

As1c0tsman was ira yelling I'M q third
class smoking carriage on a-north Of
England line when at aasmall station
q sashwffeAswith a creel opered the
door. Z Not selishing the prospect OF
such company. the Scotsman said In
his smoothest tones, "Ah. this h. .
smoking carriage. my good woman!'
The dshwife took no notice. but pushed
IN. my good woman. this dssa .sm0k-
ing carriage" repeated the male pas
senger tnl louder tones The l1shwlfe
put her creel In the corneraa ndu raj
down opposite to him. and the train
started. Then the womnn c pat her
haud1fn = lpocket Of her blue petticoat.
took out Q large black pipe. lit Il and.
blowing a cloud Of rank smoke that
nearly isuRoeated her companion. re-
Marked "And so. my mamie. ye
thochts naebody could tax a draw, but
ysrseI'r'
, 1908-09-01
i BucKsoARD
Invented In the Year ta2o byya Pens-
svlvania Doctor.

Invented In the Year fa2o bya Pens.
syivania Doctor.
Though the name ''buckboard" is ap-
oiled to thousands Of carriages. few
people know how the word came-to BE-
used.
Back around 1920. says the American
Vehicle. in explaining It, when the
transportation Of goods, wares and
merchandise srm almost teattrely By
wagon, q DR.. Buck. who for many
yean afterward was the military store
krspsf At Washington, was In chargs
of military stores en- route to army
pests IN ths southwest.
In est sTbnnassee much A@cplty
WAS experienced bysruassn ID. therreuSh
roadA. and there = frequent mis-
hays, mostly from The wagons over
turuiHg.
Dr.. iBuck o~vsehaulsAs the outfit. and,
abandoning the wagon bodies. long
boards were set directly on the axles
or hung below, and the stores were
loaded In suchaa manner that there
were noafuRthsr delays from break
downs, and the stores safely reached
their destinations. In special emer-
gency, too. the load could BE- shifted
or taken D0 ina hurry.
The tdea Vas probably not new. but
Dr.. Bucks example was followed.
especially when roads were rough, and
soon mich hauling was dope by the
use Of wheels, axles and boards only.
L.
, 1908-09-01

A Queer Cough Mixture.
Mrs. Delaney. 10 well known a. an
'Mghteenth century, personage. had 4
strange prescription for q cough mix.
tnrs. Writing to q friend IN January,
i76a. abe says: Does Mary cough IN
the night1 Two or three snails boiled
Ii her barley water or tea water OF
whatever she drinks might b. Of great
service to her. Taken in time they
have done wonderful cures. She must
know nothing of It They give NO
manner OF taste. 1t would be best
nobody should know 1t but yourself,
and l should imagine nix or eight boil
cd In a quart Of water and strained Cd
and put in 4 bottle would be a-good
way. adding a spoonful Or two of that
to every liquid she takes. They must
be fresh done every two Or three days;
otherwise they grow too thick" A
strange remedy. and one wonders
whether MARY" took It and benefited
BY II