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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-08-19
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Real Estate Transfers

Edwin D. Ricketts, ct al to Sam
j. Hooper, Lot No. Sc. Falls
township. $4,000.
A. B. Clark to ]. r. Dickens
Al 95 acres. Green township
1926. 90.
Edwin D. Ricketts, ct al to Jas
Mcdonnell, Lots Nos. 40 and so
Falls township. $l55 90.
| Henry and Charlotte Gompf to
Christian H. Gompf, 2 "a acres
| Falls township. $4,000 90.
! Harry f. Brennan, Trustee to
Jno. S. Buchanan, Lot No. 1414
Falls township. 100000.
John Frazier and wife to Emma
A. Kreitz, 10 acres. Perry town
ship. $1.00.
VIM. Hale and wife to Amanda
j. Hale, Lot No. 8. Laurelville,
Ohio. 100000.
Laura Rutter ct al to Mollie M
Bay Sherlock, 80 acres. Marie n
township. $l5OO.OO.
Rebecca f. Linton to Harry H
Linton, Lot No 7S1. Logan Ohio.
$4,000.
Jno. Ucker, Jr. and wife to
Chas. j. Ucker, Lot No. 1926.
Logan Ohio. 1925 90.
Minerva j. Martin to Jas. G..
Shaw ct al, Inlot No. 421. Logan
Ohio. 5000 90.
Warren Lanning and wife to G.
H. Kennard and wife, Inlot No. Z.
Logan Ohio. $1.O0.
VIM. and Rosa M. Wine to Mar
ion Kitchen, 45 acres. Benton
township. $650.00.
Harry e. Brennan, Trustee to
Joseph Meiser, Lot No. 1902.
Falls township. $4,000.
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Saturday, August z, A. D.. 1909.

at one O'Clock =. NJ, on said day, offer for
| sale at public auction, the following lands
and tenements situated In Green town ship
Hooking county, state OF ohio, to.wit.
Being fractional lot number nine (lD I'm
Section number thirteen ti8J Township
| teen (16l, excepting there from ffty-four
one hundredths (d-lOO) OF an acre on the
mort east side OF the public road conveyed
to Rachel Moore and also ten hundred tbs
ll0-lO0) of AN acre heretofore conveyed to Ell
Patton which is described rs follows He.
ginning four and ten-hundredths "a l0-lOOJ
chains south OF The north east corner of said
lot number nine ,9)thence south sixty three
and one-half (6Sl2) degrees west, one and
sixty-ive hundredths Il Bj.lOOl chains,
t2Sla) degrees west, seventy t7Ol chains !;
thence north forty-five (I5) degrees east one
and hfty.eight hundredths II $4,000 chains ;
thence south thirty-three and one half t33l u
degrees, east one and twenty hundredt Ia
Il 20-l00l chains to the place OF beginning,
containing seventy-fve (7iO acres, more or
less, subject to the mortgage OF oliver II.
Bethel for seven hundred $500 0Ol dollars
dated July 3, 1896 and bearing Interest at the
rate OF eight per cent. per annum since said
July D. 1870, which said mortgage is recorded
In volume IS, records of mortgages OF Hook
ing county.
To be sold for not less than twenty. seven
hundred and forty. eight (Sg74S OOJ dollars
the minimum price for which II can he sold,
as fixed by the court.
Terms OF Sale-Cash,
Given under my hand at Logan, Hooking
county, Ohio, this Sth. day OF July A. ID.
1909.
GEORGE B. WILLIAMSON,
sheriff Of Hooking County.
II. A. WILDER, Wright and Petit, ,Attys. for
plaintiff.
July ~, 5-W
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Good Roads Day Program.

August 3lst. is Good Roads and
Press Day at Ohio State Fair. In
the forenoon the Ohio Good Roads
Federation will present Hon. Chas
H. Hoyt, Superintendent of Con.
struction, Office of Public Roads,
Washington, D. c., who will give
d practical talk on road building
Hon. James f. Campbell, former
governor of Ohio, who will talk on
Ohio Road Laws; j. c.. Wonders,
State Highway Commissioner, who
will talk on road construction in
Ohio; and Jess Taylor, Vice Presi-
dent Of the Federation who will
tell of the Ohio Good Roads FEEDER
alton and its works. Representa-
tives of the Press will also give
short talks. A demonstration of
practical road building will be
given on one of the roads in the fair
grounds under the personal super
vision of Hon. j. G. Wonders, State
Highway Commissioner.
The speeches will begin at OILS
A. M. at the band stand. At |
O'Clock the immense Good Roads
parade will be held in which all
prominent manufactures of road
machinery and materials will
participate.
In the afternoon the famous
horses, Minor Heir and Dan Patch
will afford entertainment together
with good card of other races.
The regular attractions of the fair
will be open and the fireworks
exhibition in the evening will wind
up day of special interest.
The attractions at the State Fair
this year are the best ever offered,
and 1T will be not onl y pleasant
but time of great benefit to all
attend
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} ROTATE COURT.
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Aug. 5. Ramona Drenning, oI
Union Furnace, Juvenile ward Of
the Probate Court, was up again
and court sentenced defendant tc
Boys Industrial School for an in
determinate term.
Aug. 6. Inventory of the estate
of James Bagley, filed by John
Bagley, executor, approved and
ordered recorded.
Aug. 10. Inventory of estate
of Mary Kost, filed by j. N. Shorr,
administrator.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Webb Newlun and Stella Pinney
both of Union Furnace.
Henry Loper and Elizabeth
Kemp, both of Murray City.
Arthur Brown and Anna Bur.
ton, both of Jobs.
Charlie Wilson, of Columbus and
Fanny Shimpf, of Logan.
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ond place, if the house were to be
built eheaply it would need to b'
entirely devoid of ornamentation
and therefore would be as ugly a,
sin,
1t is claimed that he has pro.
duced u mixture of cement, water
and crushed granite which has al
most the consistency of water,
which will flow readily through
the smallest channels, filing all
interstices, and yet will hold in
suspension it's heavier aggregates.
This has been accomplished by
adding to the concrete small pro-
portion Of certain coilloid or
clay.
The method of pouring Is quite
simple and inexpensive. After the
forms have been set in place and
bolted together the concrete will
be mixed in large rotary mixers
and dumped into tanks placed on
top of the molds. A number of
pipes will lead the mixture to
various points in the roof, whence
1t will flow down and fill all parts
of the molds from the footings in
the basement to the tip Of the
roof.
A complete set of molds will
cost $4,000, while the necessary
plant will cost $l5, 600 more. Sue
cessful operation will require six
sets of molds to keep the men and
machinery constantly employed.
Thus it will be seen that firm
which intends to use the Edison
molds extensively will require
large amount of capital-$200, 900
at least.
1t is said that Thomas A. Edi-
son will not be financially inter.
ested in the use of his molds for
house building. He has devoted
his time and his genius to the in
vention, not with the thought of
personal gain-he has already Sc
cured all the money he needs and
cares tor through other sources
but with the intention of placing
within reach of the tenement
dweller home of his own in the
country where he may live in com
fort and with some degree of pri,
vacy. If Thomas A. Edison has
accomplished this-and it would
seem that he is we'll advanced on
the high road to success-then he
has pei formed another enduring
service to all humanity.
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Declaring 1t necessary to improve
Market Street from the north curb
line OF Hunter Street to the south
line of Oak Grove Cemetery, by
grading, curbing and paving the
same.
Be 1t Resolved by the Council OF the VII
lage OF Logan, State OF Ohio, three -fourths
of all the members elected thereto, concur
ring:-
SEC.I. That 1t Is necessary to improve
Market street from the north curb line of
Hunter street to the south line OF Oak Grove
cemetery, by grading, ourbing and paving 9
the same with brick.
SEQ. II. That the grade OF said street as
improved shall be the existing grade and
the grade Of the curbs shall likewise be and
conform to the existing grade.
SEC. III. That the plans, specifications,
estimates and profi!es OF the proposed i'm
proyement heretofore. prepared by W. II.
Gafney, engineer. and now on file in the
office OF the Clerk OF said Village, be and the
same are hereby approved.
SEC. ". That the whole cost OF said i'm
provement, less one-tiftieth thereof and the
cost OF intersections, shall be assessed by
the foot ontage.upon all the lots and lands
bounding and abutting upon said proposed
improvement; and the cost OF said improve
ment shall include the expense OF the pre-
liminary and other surveys, and OF prin ting
and publishing the notices, resolutions and
ordinances required, and the serving of
said notices, the cost of construction, to-
gether with interest on bonds issued in
anticipation tof the collection OF assess
ments, and all other necessary expendl-
lures.
SEC. V. That the assessments so to be
levied shall be paid In ten annual INSTALL
ments, with interest on deferred payments
at four per cent per annum; provided, that
the owner OF any property assessed may, at
his option, pay such assessment in cash
within thirty days after the passage of the
assessing ordinance, in which case said cash
assessment shall not include any item of
interest upon bonds to be issued in an
ticipation of the collection OF assessments.
SEC. VI. That the bonds OF said Village
OF Logan, State OF Ohio, shall be issued in
anticipation Of the collection of assessments
by installment and in an amount equal
thereto.
SEC. VII. That the remainder OF the entire
cost OF SAID Improvement, not specially as
sessed, including the cost OF intersection,
Interest therein, purchased or appropriated,
and the costs and expenses OF any appro-
priation proceedings therefore, and the
damages awarded any owner Of adjoining
lands and interest thereon, and the costs
and expenseso of any such award, shall be
paid by the Issuance Of bonds I'm the manner
provided by law.
SEC. VIII. This resolution shall take eff
earliest period allowed by law.
Passed August 10. 1909.
D. v. THURNEss, Mayor.
II. b. BAY, Clerk Pro Tenn.
August II, 2-wSS
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Notice to Central Committeeman

According to the new primary
election law no present election
officer can serve in such position
if he is a candidate.
You are hereby requested to send
the names to fill vacancies of elec-
tion officers of the different pre-
cincts who are candidates for town
ship and municipal officers or for
school board for the ensuing prim-
ary election, as candidates cannot
serve as election officers. Please
send such names Immediately to
Board of Election.
THAp ALLEN, A. w. MACK,
Clerk. Chief Deput
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Oil and Gas Leases.

Thos. W. Burns to o. o. o.
bourne, l16 acres in Benton; annu
al rental $40.
Thos. w. Burns and wife to
o. o. Osbourne, 168 acres in Ben.
ton; annual rental $S4.
Harvey Amerine to the Central
Contract u Finance Company,
225 acres in Benton; annual rem tai
$144.
James N. Arledge to the Cen
tral Contract q Finance Com
pany, 1l2 acres in Salt Greek /;
annual rental $I1.
Isaac After to the Central Con-
tract d Finance Company, AZ acres
in Perry; annual rental $2l.
Jacob Arter to the Central Con.
trail q Finance Company, "a acres
in Madison annual rental $120.
Otto Shaw and Emma d, Shaw
to l.. J. Warner, 1876 acres in Falls
and Good Hope; annual rental
$1G6
Ephraim and Caroline Schultz to
0 o. Osbourne, 102 so 100 acres
In Falls; annual rental 800.
EIizabe th Meldrim ct al to O. O..
Osbourne, 40 acres in Falls; annu.
al rental $40.
Elizabeth MCCARTHY and hus
band to o o Osbourne, 1872 acres
in Falls township; annual rental
1882
Mary e. Burns and Thos. w.
Burns to o. o. Osbourne, 5S acres
in Falls; annual rental $58.
Vim. Il. and Margaret Sayres to
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RESOLUTION

Declaring 1t necessary TO construct a
storm sewer on Market street from
the north property line of Hunter
TO the Hooking Canal,
he II resolved by the council OF the WI
lage OF Logan, State of Ohio, three. fourths
OF the members elected concurring;
See. |. That II Is necessary to construct a
storm sewer on Market street from the
property line of Hunter street to the center
north of the Hooking Canal, In said Village
OF Logan, by placing therein the neces sary
vltrified sewer pipe and catch basins.
Sec. H. That the plans, specifications,
estimates and protiles Of the proposed Inn
proyement heretofore prepared by W. III.
datfney, engineer, and now on file in the
office OF the Village Clerk OF said village,
be and the same are hereby approved.
Sec, Ill, That the whole cost OF said inn :
provement shall be paid by said Village of
Logan at large by taxation upon all the real
and personal property therein.
Sec. ~. This resolution shall take effect
and be In force from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
ID. Y. TIL URN ESS. Mayor.
Attest: ii. b. BAY, CLERK Pro Tenn.
Passed August 10th, 1909.
Aug II, 2-w
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board of school Examiners OF Hoch
ing County will meet at the school Building
~ ~ logan, ohio, at $3.50 n. m, on the First
saturday OF each month. for the examina.
Sertihcates and on the first saturday OF
September, December, March and June for
REORGANIZATION OF applicants for Teacher's
nlgh school and Special Certificates Ex.
alnlnations for pupils desiring to enter high
SCHOOLS VIII be held on the Third Saturday
OF April and the Second Saturday OF May.
ROLAND BRIGHT, President
u. Il. HARSH, Clerk
ROSE WHITE
Logan Ohio, March |, l907-tf
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AN ORDINANCE
To accept and approve the Plat OF
Thomas Shotwell's Addition to the
Village OF Logan, Hooking County
Ohio

I'nOmaS ShotWelFS Addition to the
Village OF Logan, Hooking County,
Ohio.
BE 1t ordained by the Council OF the WI
lage OF Logan, state OF Ohio:
SEQ. l. That Thomas Shotwell's Addition
to the Village OF Logan, Hooking County,
Ing part of Fractional Lot No. 8, Section
No. II, Township No. II, Range No. II, lIock-
ing County, Ohio, beginning ut II stake In
the East line OF Cherry Ave-, l6lI feet Mort h
of the North West corner OF tnlot No. SOB in
the Village OF Logan, Ohio; thence with said
line OF Cherry Avenue North ~ minutes r..
i2' . feet to point in the South line OF
Cemetery Street; thence with the South
line of said Cemetery Street East 1908 feet
3; thence with said Lot line =. i3 minutes
West i28 i to an iron pin In the North line
OF an alley; thence with said alley line n. 50
degrees w. 1903 feet to the place OF begin
ming, containing i7-lOO acres, be and the
same is hereby approved as surveyed by W.
II Gatfney, surveyor August S, 1909, and
the streets and alleys therein laid out and
plated and dedicated to the puOlic use by
the said Thomas Shotwell, owner OF said
land, are hereby declared TO be- public high
ways of said Village OF Logan, Hooking
County, Ohio, and upon hling copy of said
plat With the Clerk of said Village said
Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to
approve said plat for record.
SEC IL. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
ID, V. THuRNESS, Mayor
Attest: II. B. BAY, Clerk Pro Tenn,
Passed August 10, 1909.
Aug Il, 2-w
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for First and Final settlement OF Henry
Fauble, administrator OF the estate of Geo
ON for hearing ON the 27th. day of August
A. ID. 1893 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient.
J,O. STOUGHTON,
August s, 3-w Probate Judge,
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Harmon Worries Them.
Ohio state Journal. (Republican,

| Ohio State JOnrnal. (Republican,)
Republican politicians gathered
at Cedar Point last week for the
legislative reunion talked COVER,
nor. Everything else was q side
line, considered in it's relation to
the head of the next state ticket
Many candidates were mentioned,
but there was a feeling that the
nominee would be man yet to be
suggested.
More depends on the election
next year than for many moons.
His opponents admit that Harmon
has made good governor thus
far and is strong with the people.
Should he be re- elected he would
have the inside track for his party q
presidential nomination, backed by
promises of what he would do to
Taft in his home state and in some
Eastern sections where Democracy
was strong in the days of Cover
Cleveland,
Defeat is counted on to retire
the governor to his Cincinnati law
office. 1t is not mere question of
state control, with all that it
means to the professional poll
tician. Neither is it 1912 skir-
mish. 1t will be the first battle
in the war to be fought later.
If you are all run down Foley's
Kidney Pills will help you, as they
strengthen the kidneys so they
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rheumatism, and urinary irregu-
larities, which sap the vitality.
Do not delay. Take Folsy's Kid
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You can not be we'll, or look we'll
if your kidneys are deranged.
Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidneys and cures back
ache, rheumatism, and all disorders
of the urinary organs. Restores
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the Acres Oil and Gas Co., 76
acres in Marion township; annu-
al rental $76.
(LasJ of book.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real
Estate.
James Storer
VS.
Hester A, Patton and ELI Patton.
Cause Number. 1870.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice Is hereby given, that the under.
signed sheriff. of Hooking county Ohio, by
virtue OF an Order OF Execution, Issued on,
OF said court, In the above entitled cause
and to him directed as sheriff OF said coun.
ty, VIII, at the door OF the Court House In
IOpau. Hooking county Ohip
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RESOLUTION

1t necessary to improve
Market Street from the north curb
line of Hunter Street to the south
line of Oak Grove Cemetery by
grading, curbing and paving the
The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23
HARRY CONNOR SURRENDERS

Harry Connor, son of Ed CoKIor, a
prominent and respected rancher of
near Silt, surrendered to Sheriff Will
muth Thursday at noon.
1t will be remembered by our readers
that Connor is the young man that gave
information which led to the arrest of
Hardy Fuller on the charge of horse
stealing. Officers were on the trail of
men who had stolen horses near New
Castle. This trail led them to the vi
cinity of Rifle, and as the officers were
going along the road, they met young
Connor, who told them they might find
the horse thief in clump of trees far
ther back along the road. No one sus-
peeted Connor of being one of the
thieves and in fact no attention WAS
given him, but the hunt of the thief
was renewed. Fuller was captured and
brought to Glenwood, where he learned
that his pal had given the tip that lei
to. his arrest. This caused Fuller to give
the name of Connor, and the Officers
The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23
DEATH OF JOHN G. THOMAS

John c. Thomas, formerly of this city,
but for the past several years stationed
at different points along the valley,
passed away on Tuesday last at tho
Minnequa Hospital, in Pueblo. Death
came after lingering illness, in whieh
an operation by Chief Surgeon C. II.
Baker, of the hospital staff, for cancer
of the liver, was poweress to stay ths
march of the dread disease.
Mr.. Thomas has been in the employ
of the Q. f. & l. for many years, and.
was considered one of their most trusted
men, as well as an expert in mechanics.
He was in charge of the hoisting plant
at Marion during the progress of tn,
titanic operations at that place
He is well known in this section #
the state, and his many friends will
regret to hear of his passing.
Mr. Thomas was yet in the prime Of
life, having just passed his fifty.fir,t
year.
He leaves a wife, Mrs. ]. c. Thomas,
and four children, John, Dave, Willie
and Mabel, to mourn his loss. The re-
mains were brought to Glenwood on Rio
Grande No. 3, Wednesday, by Silver
Camp No. 10 of Leadville, Woodmen OF
the World, of which Mr.. Thomas was
member. The local Woodmen took
charge of the body, the funeral occur.
ring last Thursday afternoon at $3.50,
Rev. Martin officiating. Interment was
in Rosebud cemetery.
The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23

then secured the country for him, but
he disappeared and nothing was heard
of him until he turned up at the sher-
ifs office Thursday at noon. He an
nounced that he had come to face trial,
and that afternoon appeared before JUS
tice Cardnell, who bound him over to
the district court in the sum of $500.
Ed Connor, father of Harry, came TO
this city via Midland No. 6, Thursday
evening, but the bond had already been
given and the boy was free to go until
court conveIfes.
1t is generally believed that others
are mixed up in the Fuller -Connor band,
and hopes are held that other arrests
will be made in the near future.
Harry Connor has always held a high
place in the estimation of neighbors and
the Fuller accusation was great sur
prise to the Garfield county stockmen.
Connor has been spending the past few
months in southern Utah and south
western Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23
CARBoNDALE

Rev. Stephen Lumley is helping Rev.
Gerkin with the special meetings at
Aspen.
A. S. Thomson has been on the sick
list for few days, but we are glad to
report that at this writing he is much
improved.
The Ladies' Aid spent very pleas
ant afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles Now last Thursday afternoon.
Fred Long was a Glenwood visitor
sunday.
Last Monday afternoon little Doris
L,lmley entertained q number of her
friends. The event was to celebrate her
seventh birthday. The little folks in
vited were Blanche Braden, Ruth Egnr
ton, Margaret Liberman, Masters Hen
derson, Clyde Weant and Teddy Tory
William Page is slowly recovering
from very serious illness. His many
friends are hoping for his speedy recov-
cry.
H. C. Jessup left Saturday evening
for Denver TO attend the Stock show
S. B. Keller was Glenwood sight
seer Sunday.
George Swiggart is taking in the
Stock show in Denver this week.
DIR. Pruett went to Glenwood Satur.
day to help care for the unfortunate
ones that were in the wreck.
c. G. Gokey is recovering from ce
we're attack of la grippe.
The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23
EAGLE

Charlie Lumley arrived in Eagle
Thursday, and is buying horses. He
expects to move to Grand Junction this
week.
Mrs. Pete Thoburg and daughter Miss
Mabel, returned from Glenwood Springs
Wednesday. Miss Alice has been con
fined to her bed for the past few days
suffering from appendicitis.
Revival meetings began Friday even
ing with large attendance George
A. Kelby of Grand Junction is assisting
Rev. Rose.
John Love has gone to Pueblo to see
if the change would benefit him in any
way
Thursday and Friday were moving
days in Eagle. Mrs. John Love moved
into her new home; Will Ginther and
family moved into the house lately oc-
cupied by Love, and Mr.. Fulford and
family moved into their new home, Mrs.
Wolverton's old place.
Mrs. Lydia Nelson arrived in Eagle
Saturday to attend the joint installation
of the Woodmen and the Circle.
The little town of Eagle was saddened
by the news Saturday morning of the
terrible wreck at Dotsero. While theie
was no one on the train from Eagle,