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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
Buena Vista

Shedrick Conklin called on Amos
Carpenter and family one day last
week.
Charles Greene, Pearl Huffman anG
Miss Bertha Edwards and mother
called on VIM. Edwards and family
Sunday.
Sidney Carpenter and Joseph anG
Lewis Flick called ON Daniel Shul
and family Sunday.
Miss. Rosa Elick is working for Ella
Daubenmier at this writing.
The exhibition at the Antioch
School was wellattended Friday even.
ing.
Miss Nellie Elick is cleaning house
for Mrs. Geo. Rish at present.
Amos Elick is going to move his
family to Sugar Grove, Tuesday OF
this week.
Misses Maggie and Tillie Carpenter
visited Edward Engle and family Sun
day.
Amos Carpenter visited his mother,
Mrs. jeremiah Carpenter, one day last
week.
Miss Alice Flick is helping hel
brother Amos, move at present.
Charles Daubenmier has moved his
family to Bremen recently.
VIM, Elick and wife called on VIM.
Edwards, Sunday.
Miss Lucy and Rose Flick and
brother Noah, called on Crist Shull
and family Sunday afternoon.
John Wagner called VIM. Flick
Thursday of last week.
Jacob Carpenter is visiting John
Flick and family at present.
Mrs. Earnest Daubenmier visited
VIM. Elick and family Sunday even
ing.
The exhibition at the German
School was attended Friday evening.
Amos Flick had the misfortune of
having a log.rol on his limbs which al
most crippled him,
Miss Nellie and Lewis Click return
ed home Saturday, after short visit
with their uncle, John Flick.
Mr., Oscar Beougher called on Will
liam Edwards, Friday evening.
William Elck has finished planting
"a small piece of corn.
Messrs. Jessie and Harvey Shull
called on Mr., Daniel Shull, Sunday.
Mr.. William Flick made business
trip to Rockbridge, Tuesday of this
week.
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Mound Hill

Mrs, Joe O'Neil is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs, Edward kennard, of
Columbus, this week.
Miss Mckee, of Floodwood, is the
guest of Mrs. Charley Hull.
III. Cruise and wife made business
trip to Marion Township, Thursday,
returning Friday.
Base Ball is the order of the day
here, Starr team and Coonville team
played a double header Sunday, the
score favoring Starr both games.
Miss Annie and Clara Mason called
on Walter Mason and wife Sunday.
ii. Cruise, wife and familycalled on
Joe O'Neil and wife Sunday.
Mrs, Jetr Edgar called on Mrs. Mary
E. Cruise, Monday.
Vess Mullen and wife were the
guests OF Joe O'Neil and wife sunday.
VIM. Ogg has sold his house and
four acres to Chas. Gatlney.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
pine Valley

Charles Miller OF Logan, passed
through this valley last Tuesday,
selling medicine.
VIM. Unger was hauling hay one
day last week.
Nern Conkle and VIM. Woodland
was on our streets one day last We'd
nesday.
Daniel keck called on II. w. Kitch-
EN-, Tuesday.
Rev. Lyons was in this valley,
Thursday.
Charles krinn of Gibisonville,
passed through this valley, one day
last week.
Basil Long called ON II. w. Kitchen
last Thursday.
Amos Robinson was hauling rail
road ties last Thursday.
Orville Hartsough, the teacher at
this place, gave spelling last Friday
night which was well attended and
all report good time.
Charles Anderson was transcient
caller at Cedar Grove, last Thursday
night.
George Morse was working for II.
w. Kitcuen, last week.
Several from this vicinity, attended
the debate at the Price school house,
last Saturday night.
Francis Kuhn made business trip
to Logan, last Monday
Charles Thomas was in the valley,
Sunday.
Rev. Federolf preached at Prospect
last Sunday,
Orville Ilartsough closed q very
successful term of school at this place
Tuesday.
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FlOWery Banks

We are having some fine weather
at present.
Jess Rolsten and wife called on the
formers parents, Sunday.
Charles Bowling and wife was seen
passing through this place Sunday ell
route TO B. H. Nihiser's.
Several from this place were bust,
ness callers at Logan, Saturday.
Preaching service was we'll attended
at Prospect, last Sunday.
The Sunday school was organized
under the management of Rev.
Featherolf and the following Officers
were elected Superintendent, Homer
Kitchen; assistant superintendent,
Margaret schovel secretary, Grace
Bishop; treasurer, Edna Emmons.
Miss ID. Pierson who has been EN-,
ployed by Mrs, Ed Pierson, has re-
turned TO her home at Gore.
Quite a number of young people OF
this place, attended the spelling al
Pine Valley, last Friday evening.
Misses Bertha, Huldah, Lucy and
Stella Smith were the Sunday guests
of Samuel Smith and family.
Mrs. b. +. Nihiser was called To
Lancaster the latter part of last week
on business.
School closed at Corn Cob last Tues
day.
Abraham Blum and wife called on
Nj RS, COtterman. SATURDAY..
Those who attended the spelling at
were: Misses Huldah, Bertha and
Lucy Smith, Miss Maude Wooley and
SabFad and Joshua Nihiser,
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Stricken with Paralysis.
Lancaster Democrat

Lancaster Democrat
w. G.. Smith, the landlord of
the Hotel Martens suffered severe
stroke of paralysis at Z 10 on Wed
nesday evening while engaged at
work at his desk in the hotel Off oe.
His entire right side was affected
and he was also deprived of his
speech to large extent.
Dr.. H. M. Samson was called in
and did all that was possible fol
the stricken man. His condition
has been gradually growing worse,
it is said, and their is little hope
for him. He is so years of age.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
Notice to Contractors:
April 10, i-wks

Sealed proposals will he received at th'
office OF the Commissioners OF Hooking
County, Ohio, until | O'Clock p. IN. on til,
7th day of May, 1909, for the grading anc
stoning of approximately 5000 feet of ht
Logan llesboro Iiond-beginning near the
east line OF the Logan Water Works.
Specifications, plans and proliles on file In
the Office OF the County Commissioners
Logan, Ohio.
On the date ana hour above written, the
Board OF County Commissioners Will alsc
accept sealed bids for the building of an
arch concrete culvert on same road. Plans
and speciiicat lions on file at the office of the
County Commissioners.
The Board of County commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
q certified check In the amount of $4,000
must accompany each bid, as evidence OF
good faith that the bidder ifsucc tssful, VIII
enter into satisfactory contract.
by Order OF County commissioners.
JAM ES l., NJ ARTIN,
County Auditor.
Apprd. JANE BEBOUT,
County surveyor.
IS-IW.
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Buzlard Glory

Mr.. George Finefrock made flying
trip to Sugar Grove, Monday evening
Mr.. Jerry Flick is working fol
George Finefrock at this writing,
Mr.. p. j. Kraft spent Sunday with
his family.
Miss Cora Finefrock has returned
to her home again.
Miss Mae Finefrock and gentleman
friend of Lancaster, spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Fine
frock.
p. j. Kraft has purchased fine
driving horse of John Combs.
Pine Grove school closed last Thurs.
day: all report a good time.
Quite q crowd from this place, at
tended the school closing at Bunker
Hill, Friday.
Mrs. Cairs of Lancaster, spent a
few days with W. NJ. Carpenter and
family.
Mr.. Carr of Sugar Grove, was a
caller at Sylvester Arter's, Sunday
Miss Ada Arter spent Friday night
with her parents.
Quite q crowd attended church
Sunday night at the Holiness Barn.
Mr. Frank Edwards was seen wend-
ing his.way to Clear Creek.
Mr.. John Fauble and wife were
Rockbridge callers, Saturday.
Miss Blanche Kraft was Rock
bridge shopper, Monday.
George Finefrock and Jerry Eiick
were Sugar Grove callers one day last
week
Miss Nellie Flick and brother
Lewis spent Thursday and Friday
with Miss Linnie Elick.
Mr.. Chas. K,'aft called on Mr., Frank
Arter, sunday.
Mr.. p. J. Kraft and little son were
out driving Sunday,
Mrs. Alice Kraft and son Frederick
were Sugar Grove callers last Wednes-
day.
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Marion No. 5

w. O. Scholl and sister, Miss Nora,
were Bremen callers Wednesday even,
ing.
Miss Elva Brown is doing culinary
work for James McLin's.
Mrs. Simon Rutter and daughter
Evelyn, called onT. w. Brown and
family Sunday.
Alexander McCune was Logan
visitor Saturday.
Miss Ida Stivison, of Cherry Ridge,
called on Miss Nora Scholl, Sunday.
VIM. Scholl and Miss Nora Scholl
were Logan visitors Saturday after
noon.
James McLin is all smiles: its an
other girl.
Perry Buren and wife passed through
here Sunday.
VIM. Scholl was Bremen visitor
Sunday.
Hello Golden Rod Valley CORE
spondent, what has become Of you?
CUNNING DAISY.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
New School Building.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
OF Ward Township, Carbonhill, Ohio, until
y o'clock noon on Saturday, May sth. for
the erection and proper completion Of n two
said Board, at Carb0nhill, Ohio, In accord
nnce with the drawing and specifications
furnished by B. #. Mathews, Lima, Ohio,
architect, and on file at the office of the
Clerk of said Board of Education. Each bid
der must enclose with bid as y guarantee of
good filth, a certified check for 10 per cent of
rhe amount of his bid said check to be- made
payable to the Treasurer of The Board of
Education of Ward Township. and 10 he for
feited TO the School Board, providing the
enter into n properly written contract or
falls to furnish good and sufficient bond
with ample sureties within days from the
acceptance of the said bid the Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
THos b. PARRY, Clerk.
April Is, 4-wks.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
Organ Factory Burns

Pomeroy, April lS -Early this
morning the factory of the Ameri-
can Church Organ company with
thousands of dollars of unfinished
work and machinery was destroy ed
by fire. The loss is Sl5, 900 with
insurance of $1,000.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts ard Vouchers have been fled IN
the Probate Court OF Hooking County,
ohio, for First partial settlement of LOWS
A. Rodgers, Guardian OF Miles Rodgers, and
the same VIII come on for hearing on the II h
day of May A, - Iy09u at 10 O'Clock A NJ, or
as soon thereafter as may he convenient.
j. q. .STOUGHTON,
April Is. 3-w Probate udge.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio
for Fifth partial settlement OF Francis'Po
er. Guardian OF Estella Pinney, and the
same will come on for hearing on the 30th
day OF April A. ID 1909 at 10 o'clock A NJ, oI
as soon thereafter as may he nvenient
J.C. .ST0UGHTON,
April Is, 3-w Probate Judge
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
LOGAN

OFFICE HOURS 8 TO 3
Eatd IA Cash CapitaI $4,000
c. f. BOWEN, President,
IL. X. HARRINGTON, Vice Pres.
F. MEADE BOWEN, Cashier.
Does u General Banking Busi-
ness, Receives Deposits, Discounts
Paper and Buys and Sells Tx
change.
apr ely Bank in James Block
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Notice of appointment.

Estate of j. G. Frederick Kreltz. deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as administrator With the VIII
annexed OF the estate of j. q. Frederick
Kreitz, late OF Hooking County, Ohio, de-
ceased. Dated this 5th. day OF April. l900.
HENRY KREIfZ,
April l5, 3-W Admintsi ratof with the
VIII anneXt d.
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Notice to Teachers.

Tbe Board OF School Examiners OF Hook /.
ing County viii meet at the School Building
In Logan, Ohio, at $3.50 ~ nj, on the FIRST
Saturday OF each month, for the exam1nh-
tion of applicants for Teachers Elementary
Certificates and on the first Saturday OF
September, December, March and June Tor
discrimination OF applicants for Teachers
High School and Special Certificates ga
aminations for pupils desiring toenter high
schools Will be held on the Third saturday
OF april and the Second saturday of May
ROLAND BRIGHT, President
u. E. HARSH, Clerk
RosE WHITE
Logan Ohio, March |, 1007-tf
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate
ASA l.. O'Neill
Margrett Collins, ct al.
Cause No. 1910.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hook
Ing County and State of Ohio.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-01
PREMIER
is CHEERED
Asquith Declares Lords
Have Usurped Rights
Of Commons.

London. Dec. Premier Asquith
announced today in the House of
Commons that tomorrow be would
move q resolution that the action of
the House of Lords, in refusing 10
pass the budget, was a breach Of the
constitution and an usurpation OF the
rights of the House OF Commons.
When the premier entered the cham
ber this afternoon the supporters of
the government rose and cheered him
with ringing cheers. Immediately fol-
lowing the conclusion Of routine busi-
ness the prime minister took the floor,
and as soon as be concluded the house
adjourned
In introducing his resolution tomor-
row Premier Asqulth Will go eXten-
slvely into the question of the respec-
tive privileges of the House OF Lords
and the House OF Commons, and state
in detail the governments intentions
He also will fix the day OF prorOgation,
which probably Will be next Friday.
Former Premier Balfour. leader Of
the opposition in the Commons. will
reply. setting forth the view that the
new and important departure In public
policy represented by the budget bill
should be submitted to the people.
John Redmond, head of the Irish
party. will follow with a speech.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-01
ACCEPTING LIVESTOCK.

Tacoma. Dec. Practically all the
switchmen employed here went out
last night. Northern Pacific officials
say they are handling passenger trains
on time. All freight trains are run
ming into terminals. Yardmasters are
assisting in the local movement OF
trains
The railroads are not accepting live
stock or perishables. and nothing less
than carload lots OF other freight
The Chicago. Milwaukee & Puget
Sound company reports all trains ar
riVing regularly
The Tacoma Eastern officials report
no trouble on their line. all lumber
and logging trains arriving as usual
This will enable the local mills to op-
crate. bat lumber shipments on the
Northern Pacific are ar a standstIl.
Grain exporters say everything in
their line is tied mp. as receipts from
the interior are cut OF. Flour mills
have enough grain In store to operate
for several days.
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J. D. ROCKEFELLER
is NOT WORRIED

New York. Dec 1.-"Oh. pshaw. oh,
psbaw," said John ID. Rockefeller,
Smilingly today as he alighted from a
train from Cleveland and was told
that he had been marked for kidnap-
Ing. or perhaps killing. in his home
city. The president of the Standard
OH company was accompanied by his
wife. who IL quite Ill
why. there's nothing TO that story
at all. added Mr. Rockefeller. 1T
all seems to have been started be-
cause / did not make a speech / had
promised at the Euclid Avenue Baptist
church In Cleveland. The condition Of
my wife's health prevented IL,
that's all.
MY wife is very sick and ] came
here at this time. instead of earlier.
because of her health. I'm not tho
least bit worried about this story"
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockefeller were met
al the station by their son. John ID.
Rockefeller. Jr.. and thoir daughter.
Mrs. Harold Mccormick, and her hus-
band. Mrs. Rockefeller was wheeled
To an automobile and then taken TO
the winter home Of the Rockefellcrs
on West Fifty-fourth street.
Harold S. Smith OF Minerva. o.,
told the Cleveland police yesterday
that he had overheard plot In All
ance. o.. 10 kidnap or XIII Mr. Rock
efeller.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-01
thousands Of Men in Other Lines of En-
plOyment Will Be Thrown Out of Work
if the Strike Continues.

Seattle, Dec. Freight service on
the transcontlncntal lines In tho Pa.
ciilc northwest practically Is AT a
standstill as a result OF the waIkout
Of union swltchmen at 6 O'Clock last
night. following orders issued by the
head Of the union AT st. Paul. I'm the
northwest the Northern Pacific and
the Great Northern railways are the
greatest sufferers, as they are the
only northern transcontinental lines
that employ large number of switch
men. The Chicago. Milwaukee & Pu-
set Sound railway. which has been
opened TO freight traffic less than n
year. employs no switchmen at the in
termediate division points and only a
small force at the ocean terminals.
AS tho traffic over this road is COM
paratively light, the switching is be-
ing handled by the road crews with
ont cnusing serious delay.
In the northwest 700 switchmcn
obeyed the strike order. In Seattle
200 men are affected Tacoma has 100
strikers, Spokane, $50: Pasco, So FL
lcnsburg. 10 and Everett. 80.
Tho strike was not felt at Portland
and Vancouver. Wash, where the
switching crews are made UP of mem
bers Of the Railway Trainmen's union
who have no sympathy with the strike
called by the switchmcn's organiza-
ton
The effect OF the strike was felt at
once on the lines running out OF Sc
atlle. No effort was made to handle
freight trains, other than those car
ryinG livestock. last night Through
passenger trains were enable 10
leave on time only because the ter
mlnaI sGperintendents and yardmas
ters made up the trains.
Although the roads have refused to
accept freight in some interior points
the freight houses here were opened as
usual this morning Local officials
hope 10 pick up enough idle men to
break the strike and. until the conges.
ton In the yards becomes so grave
rs to necessitatc such move. no or
der TO refuse freight will be issued
here.
The railroad officials are bending all
their efforts toward keeping the pas
senger trains and pcrishable freight
moving. and for the present no at
tempt is being made TO furnish switch
ing service TO manufacturers.
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STRIKE MAY SPREAD.

Seattle. Dec. 1.-Railroad officials
said today that, Notwithstanding the
swltchmen's strike, they would deliver
to- merchants all the freight that ar
arrived Yardmasters continue TO
make up passenger trains. The feel
ing seems TO be that the battle viii
be fought out in the cast.
A few Of the oldor switchmen are
expected TO return today the railroad
officials say.
The employment OF non-union men
n adopted probably would lead to
strikes Of men belonging TO other
nuions than tho switchmen's.
The outlook is that partial teup
will continue here without nm attempt
10 break the strike.
At the office of Superintendent Null
lin Of the Northern Pacific tho follow
inc notice was posted:
IAN passengers are arriving. being
handled by the yardmen. Freights are
tied up. Everything is quiet and
pcaoeablc.
I'VE have not hired any now men
and have made no arrangements TO do
80 No old men have reported for
work. We are waiting on the east
Tho Great Northern situation Is the
same as ours"
The Chicago. Milwaukee n Puec'
Sound has only few switohmen' INC
new road not being in full operation
and little affected by the strike.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-01
STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN EXTENDS
FROM THE LAKES TO THE PACIFIC

cases. Langdon stated that Gallagher.
who was granted immunity because he
had consented to tell OF the transac-
tions OF the board. left his home in
Oakland some time last week and that
he is believed to be hurTyIng 10 New
York. either by way Of ogden or over
tho Canadian Pacific. TO sail for Eu-
rope
He is under subpoena 10 appear In
tho second trial Of Patrick Calhoun.
president OF the United railroads. for
the alleged bribery Of ono Of the Gal
laCher board. which is set for De-
comber c. The police have sent tel
egrams all over the country endcayor-
Ing 20 locate him.
II is stated here that the statute Of
limitations is effective against MI the
offenses that have been charged
against the various members of the
former board of supervisors and that
Gallagher. as ne is resting under no
indictment. can not be brought back
except on a charge OF contempt Of
court in disregarding the subpoena.
Big Tim Gallagher" as he is
known. was one Of the most promi-
nent figures in the graft scandals.
Gallagher figured rs the main Wit
ness OF the prosecution in virtually
every case that was tried. His home
in Oakland was blown up by dynamite
during the progress of one of the
cases, and he constantly maintained a
bodyguard, fearing attempts on his
life.
No reason for GallaGher's fight Is
given by the district attorney.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-01
81 AYES Of
Big CITIES
White Girls Live Only
Five Years in
Vice.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-''At 81. 500 a bead
the average price OF negro girls on
the auction block fifty years ago. the
100000 white slaves In the United
States today represent an Investment
OF S5i0.500,000 Each year $1,000. or
S120 100000 worth. of these women
arc sacrificed In the highly financed
districts of vice throughout this coun-
try. and an equal number of recruits
arc procured each year 10 take the
places Of those who have worn them
selves out in sin. OF this vast army
OF unfortunates whose march from
the home to the morgue or insane
asylum by the vice route. has been
shown by statistics 10 average but five
miserable years, Chicago contributes
$1,000"
In these words Dr. Jean T thinner
man, president Of tho National White
Cross league. in an address before the
Woodlawn Woman's club yesterday az
ternoon on The Black Slavery OF
Our White Girls" strove to impress
upon her audience the extont and hor-
tor of the traffic in women throughout
the United States and Chic&go's part
therein.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-01
MONEY SEWEO IN LAUNDRY
WAS HELD FOR OWNER.

Cheyenne Wyo., Dec. When A.
l.. Biddle of Rock City. Iowa, stopped
on here for few days and in
cidentally sent out his laundry, he
neglected to remove twelve onc-hun-
dred-dollar bills. which had been
Sewed I'm an undergarment for safe
keeping. Remembering the money. no
called at the laundry. expecting TO
learn that 1t had been destroyed in
the washing process. He found in
stead that the young lady who does
the marking had discovered the bills
and turned them over TO tho propri-
etor. They were returned to Biddle
intact and he proceeded to buy costly
presents for all concerned as a reward
for honesty. Biddle IS returning 10
bis home from a successful sojourn
in Alaska.
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MANY MEN INVOLVED.

Duluth. MINI. Dec 1.-Only two
switch engines are working today at
the head OF the lakes and the tie up
OF traffic resulting from the strike OF
the switchmcn is practically complete.
If the situation is not quickly RENE
died. 10000 men will be out of work
here within forty-eight hours.
The railroads. mines. coal docks. ore
docks. elevators. blast furnaces and
all other industries will contribute TO
the unemployed. The Northern Pa
cific has two engines in operation
The grain men have been perhaps
heaviest hit by the strike. The local
market is confusion today. with the
prospect of heavy losses. Every man
engaged in the handling OF grain faces
loss through being forced to break con
tracts A delay OF even a few hours
is aerious. for the insurance on all
boats and cargocs on the lakes expires
December 8.