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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10
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'ROBATE COURT.
Observation-Disclosures

Feb. 25-Account Of final dis
tribution filed by VIM. Z. Young,
administrator of the estate of VIM.
O. Tucker. Application to turn
money into the county treasury
filed by John G. Young, admins
traitor, and orders issued.
Petition to lease land filed by
Hanna S. Webb, guardian of Clin-
ton Webb, heretofore filed. No
tice to ward and defendants is
sued. Authority to lease issued
and return made by guardian, or
dering that said guardian deliYer
to S. w. Vansickle and C. A..
Campbell; the lease approved and
confirmed.
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Brownsville

Daniel Saters was seen on our
pixies, one day last week.
There will be preaching at Mt Pts
gah, next Sunday 2:30, conducted by
the new preacher. Everybody inyit-
ed TO come,
Mr.. Capron of Cross Roads, was
shopping al VIM. Flowers, one day
last week,
Arthur Flowers called on Esquire
Pratt, last Sunday afternoon.
Meeting at the Holy Barn was well
attended, Sunday night.
Lucy and Addie Beaver, of Cola
Valley, were shopping at William
Flowers grocery Saturday.
John Bigham and Nelson Davis
were seen on our streets, Sunday
John Hantes and Bertha Lantz
were seen on our pixies, last Saturday.
Mrs. Nathan Springer is improving
at this writing
Jacob Flowers spent part of Sat
urday and Sunday with his parents.
Andy Roop made a flying trip to
Rockbridge, one day last week.
FARMER Boy.
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Real Estate Transfers
& & XE X'X:xX XM


Green Twp.-Henry w. and
Bertha Reinscheld to r. B, and
Della Hansel, 40 acres, also 50
acres; $1.00 and other valuable
considerations.
Falls Twp,-Wilson Jay Rogers
to j. M. Rogers, Z of an acre /;
consideration. $3.50.
Falls Twp.-Edwin d. Ricketts,
ct al to William j. Ryan, lots Nos.
81 and So in Ricketts, allotment
as part of fractional lot No. 1t ;
consideration, Sl70.
Logan-Helen A. Bowen to Rug
b. Hansel and wife, the south half
of lot No. Is of the village of Lo-
gam consideration, 80, 600,
Ward Twp.-Estella Sheren and
husband to The Carbon Coal Co, q,
all of fractional lot No. II, Sec.
%, except 81 acres off the east end
thereof, said tract containing $50
acres. Second tract - Being a
part of fractional lot No. Of Sec.
%, containing 1902 acres; %1.00
and other con nsiderations.
Perry Twp.-George b. Arm
strong to Ira f. Whistler, part of
west half of Sec. 10 in the Chilli.
cothe land district, containing
81. Is acres, excepting therefrom
acres and l0G poles on the north
west corner. The whole amount
of land to be conveyed contains
81 acres; consideration, $500.
Logan--Hnrriet NJ Sinton and
husband to Emma Shultz, inlot
No. 1893 in the village of Logan ;
consideration, 1925.
Starr Twp. NJ. -oomis and
wife to II, V. Thrash, 2 acres ;
consideration, $50.
Logan-William II, Shorr ct nj
to Joseph Shorr, south one-third
part of lot No. AT and tho north
one.third part of lot No, AIS of
the village of Logan; considera-
tion, $500,
South Perry c. L. and Myrtle
Carr to John w. and Fannie ].
Carr, part of lot No. 80; consider
alton, $3.50.
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Monday Greek

The birthday surprise on Annie
Henrick on Saturday, Feb. 27th.,
was a grand success both as 80
surprise and its enjoyments. This
was her seventy-second year and
her seventy-thlrd birthday. There
were about twenty-four of the
neighbors and friends came with
we'll filled baskets and all had a
good, sociable time and they left
other tokens of love and respect.
The oil well on Harry Howdy-
shell's is down over two thousand
feet. One of the head drillers got
a message on Saturday, that his
only child was dying and he hur-
ried to his home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Nathan Cohagan was sent
to the hospital in Columbus, Sat
urday.
The s.ork keeps circulating
around and brings new emigrants
occasionally.
Oil stock in the Monday Greek
Company is firm and selling above
par.
There is now one producing well
in Monday Creek township, which
has capacity of - barrels per
day.
There is now, with the wells
that are drilling, and derricks up
ready for the machinery in all six,
and four located and contracts let
for the lumber, 80 before another
year We will know whether Mon.
day Creek is an oil territory,
The health of this community is
good outside of the oil fever, which
has almost reached the danger
poInt and | don't know what it
will be when the Carter well
reaches that enormous pool of oil
that we have located in Monday
Greek township.
Esq. Younler is on the sick list,
Mack Butt says he feels like IA
free man since he has determined
to close his store on sunday.
GLORY.
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Public Sale.

] will offer on my farm one and
one-half miles north of Orland,
Ohio, on Wednesday, March 10,
1909 $50 Head of high grade De-
laine Sheep, 55 Head of Breeding
Ewes, 30 Head Of Wethers, 40
Head of two-year-old Ewes, 25
Head of ole year and over, | low
wheeled Wagon, high wheeled
Wagon, Corn in Crib.
Also farm at private sale (or
rent) See me about this without
delay.
Sale to commence Mt 10 o'clock
a. m. sun time,
Terms made known on day Of
Sale. j. w. LINTON.
Fl. Fl. Spurrior, Auctioneer.
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Gas and Oil Leases.

Falls Twp.-Henry Keller ct ux
to The Central Contract IL Fl.
nance Company, the 8. n. W. of
Sec. 4, containing % acres; term,
90 years.
Falls Twp.-John A. Klinger to
The Central Contract & Finance
Company, the g. e. / n. W. n. w.
of Sec. II, containing 10 acres ;
term, 90 years.
Falls Twp.-John A. Klinger to
The Central Contract ~ Finance
Company, the 2. pit. of e. J of Sec.
IS, containing 66 acres term, 90
years.
Falls Twp.-Elizabeth Klinger
to The Central Contract & FL
nance Company, the n. e. J n. w.
n. W. of Sec. II, containing 10
acres; term, 90 years.
Laurel Twp.-H. w. Kitchen,
guardian, to The Central h FL
nance Company, the east half of
the n. W. quarter of Sec. 81, con-
tanning S5 acres; term, 10 years.
Benton Twp.-H. w. Kitchen to
The Central Contract ~ Finance
Company, 50 acres in Sec, 5; term,
Z years.
Marion Twp Aaron and Fred
Miller to The Central Contract d
Finance Company, 120 acres in
Sec. 20; term, S years.
Benton Twp Maria Palmer to
The Central Contract ~ Fina ce
Company, 30 acres in Sec. 8; term,
10 years.
Falls Twp -Grover c.. Ring
hiser ct ux to The Central Con.
tract " Finance Company, SO acres
in Sec. 10; term s years.
Falls Twp.-Sam f. Ringhiser,
Jr., to The Central Contract "
Finance Company, Al acres in Sec.
l8; also ID acres off the north side
of the II. W. n. o. of Sec. 10, con
tainlng in all SO acres term, 90
years.
Good Hope Twp. = Eliza beth
Roop eft al to The Central Con-
tract & Finance Company, SO
acres in Sec. 81 term. 5 years.
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The Cooper Trial.

The great trial of the Coopers
in Nashville Tenn, for the killing
of Senator Carmack, is now going
on in all its ferosity, with danger
of blood shed eminent every day.
1t will be remembers d that during
the past two years the present
Governor Paterson, Of Tennessee,
sought nomination with Senator
Carmack, as his opponent, the latter
coming out squarely on tn" state
wide prohibition platform. He was
defeated and great bitterness
arose between Carmack and the
Coopers, who were the managers
of Governor Paterson's campaign.
They met upon the streets a few
month ago and exchanged shots
and Senator Carmack fell dead in
the fight.
Senator Carmack is we'll remem-
bered by the Democratic news
paper men of Ohio for he was
present at one of the meetings of
the association last fall, when he
was touring Ohio, for Governor
Harmon and he was assigned for
a speech at Murray City, but the
hall could not be secured for nigh
when he could come. He was
great orator.
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"My three year old boy was bad,

"My three year old boy was bad
ly constipated, had n high fever
and was in an awful condition. l
gave him two doses of Foley 8
Orino Laxative and the next
morning the fever was gone and
he was entirely we'll. Foley's
Orino Laxative saved his life" "
A Wolkush. Casimer, Wis. Bort
Il Co,
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N0tiCe==Sale of Bonds

Sealed proposals Will he received at the
office of the Clerk OF the Board OF Education
of Ward township, Hooking county, OHIO, al
Carbon Nm, o., I'm said township, county and
state aforesaid, until 1870 O'Clock p, m, on
the 10Th day of March, 1902 for the pit rchase
OF bonds of said Board of Education OF Ward
township, in the aggregate sum OF 5000 40,
IN "A series OF six bonds OF the denomination
of 81 900 each, payable each In twenty years,
and beating Interest at the rate OF i've per
centum per Annum, PAYABLE emi-nnnunlly,
said bonds are authorized by sec Sgyl ana
igg2 of the ohio state school Laws. said
bonds VIII he sold 10 the highest ana best
bidder for not less than par ana accrued IN
terest said bonds to be dat ed March Isl, 4,
1909.
All bids must state the number of bonds
md for and the gross amount of bid ana uc-
crued Interest 10 date Win Il certified check
payable TO the Treasurer OF the Board ot
Education OF Ward Township, Tor tiYe per
ceutum of the amount OF bonds bid for upon
conditions that If the bid Is accepted The
bidder viii receive the pay for zach bonds aS
may he issued as above set forth, within ten
days of the time OF award, said check To he
retained by said bonrd Al said condition Is
not fultlled,
The said Board of sducation reserves the
right To reject any and hll bids,
BldS should be scaled and endorsed Bids
for Bonds OF school Board OF Ward Town
ship"
TOM h. PARRY,
Clerk of the School Board OF Ward Township.
March i'8W,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles w, Philips 81, Logan !;
Lille Emrick 30, Gore. Rev. G..
r. Wilson.
William III. Shunkwiler "a, New
Pittsburg; Fannie Canter 10, New
Pittsburg.
Marion S. Cyrus 23, Union Fur
mace; Carrie Nixon 26, Union Fur
mace. Rev. j. S. Seaman.
Hiram S. Wilson SO, Chillicothe
Rhoda Hansel 20, Logan. Rev.
COrrell.
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Mrs. Charles Rose, who has been
spending the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. Amelia Sanderson at
Jacksonville, Fla returned home
Yesterday.
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Advanced Ideas Showing
Smartly Tailored Suits,
Spring Jackets, Skirts

With exhibit of carefully selected merchandise naugu-
rate the spring campaign full of energy enthusiasm and
dence Ti9 style show OF worthy up-o-date garments
representing the best tailored garments, clever models
and exquisite materials that will be noticeable wherever good
clothes This department is alive in every fiber,
with the spirit of the age to meet the demands of the hour
Whether ready to make your selection not we invite you
output.-the models cut long graceful
lines the hipess effects and three piece ideas. You'll
these if you wish to be ared in and fashionable clothes
at u minimum cost.
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Notice to Merchants.

We the undersigned will not be
responsible for any debts made by
our son Eber Clark.
Mr., AND MRS. En-. CLARK,
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st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Logan.

Lenton Service on Friday eyen-
ing at 7;l5 p. M. Subject, "Lent
and Its Teachings" Every body
welcome to our services.
A. w. BUoKLANp.
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Mrs. Wiley Thurness, of Column
bus and sister, Miss Mabel Rose
returned to Logan, Monday.
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wsSMssEasEEsgas zEiksza2ss

Foley's Kidney Remedy will
cure any case of kidney or bladder
trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. Cures back
ache and Irregularities that if
neglected might result in Bright's
disease or dinbetis. Bort d Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. Bowen were
guests Thursday of Major and
Mrs. Elmer Golden, of Athens.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hood, of Lancas-
ter, were the Sunday guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. Jess Gabriel.
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Miss Minnie Wahl, of New
Straitsville, was Logan visitor
Wednesday.
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Charles Steele returned Sunday
from Columbus, where he has been
visiting his family.
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Miss Cherry, of Newark, is the
guest of Mrs. Belle Hyson.
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Little Miss Mercedes Eisele, of
Lancaster, is the guest of Mrs.
Harry Rose.
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Miss Alice Howe and Miss Belle
Wilson, of New Straitsville, spent
Wednesday in Logan.
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Miss Stella StOrandt spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn
and family.
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Mr.. j. Freedman, of Corning,
was in Logan, Monday, in the
interest of the oil boom.
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Miss Edith Lynn, Of Jacksonville,
was the over Sunday guest of Miss
Cora Kelly.
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Mrs. l. B. Wilson, Of New
Straitsville, was in Logan, Friday,
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Miss Bertha Griffith, of New
Plymouth, was Logan visitor,
Tuesday.
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Woods McCarley has returned
from visit to his mother at Vim
ton.
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Mr.. 2. X. Shaw, of Lancaster,
spent Monday in Logan.
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Mrs. Josephine Shaw visited
Mrs. j. M. Parker, of Nelsonville,
Thursday.
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Mr.. Andrew Polling, of Laurel
VILE, WAS in Logan on business
Monday.
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The Misses Kleinschmidt spent
Saturday afternoon in Lancaster.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Iont2 spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in CO.
lumbus.
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Mrs. May White Steel, OF Lam
cnster, was a Logan visitor on
Tuesday.
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Mr.. Ely Donaldson spent Mon
day afternoon in Columbus.
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Rev. j. w. Willis was called to
Waterford, Washington county, on
account of the death and burial of
his mother, Mrs Candace h. Will
lis, who resided at that place.
Her age was so years, month and
II days.
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Mr.. L. d. Johnson spent Thurs
day with his family at Nelsonville
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Miss Eflie Myers left Monday
for her home at Amanda, Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Leyshon
were Columbus shoppers, Monday.
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WANTED - Girls to operate
machines In shirt factory. Apply
at office Of Logan Garment Co.
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Mr.. John Lovett, of Murray
City, was a Logan visitor, Tues
day.
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Sewing of all kinds done on
short notice. Cali Citizens phone
1910.
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Mrs. Joel Kittsmiler returned
to Logan Friday, after spending
the winter in Columbus with her
daughter.
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The wreck on the Hooking
valley Ry. on Friday night of last
week gave the Logan girls that
teach school up the road "a long
to be remembered experience.
They are Miss Nellie Bray, Miss
Reta Rossman and Miss Clara
Rulon, and had the determi-
nation to not wait for a train that
is wrecked, and they walked to
Logan distance of 8 or 8 miles
without their suppers, except that
they blew in all the money they
had, seventeen cents, at the
Enterprise store.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-04

Mr.. Fred Martin, of Longstreth,
was in Logan on Tuesday, just
visiting around among his many
friends here. He always makes
this Office friendly call and We
always like to have him come in
and see us.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-04

Mr.. S. M. Wally, of Lancaster,
spent Monday afternoon in Logan.
Mr.. Wally is an oil operator in the
Bremen field.