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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22
DISTRESS FROM
UPSET STOMACH

Take your sour stomach-ol
maybe you call it indigestion, Dys
pepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh O.
Stomach; it doesn't matter-take
your stomach trouble right with
you to your Pharmacist and ask
him to open 50.cent case of Pape {
Diapepsin and let you eat one 90
grain Trlangule and see if within
five minutes there is left any trace
of your stomach misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation-food sour
ing; the Digestive organs become
weak, there is lack of gastric Juice ;
your food is only half digested,
and you become affected with loss
OF appetite, pressure and fuilness
after eating, vomiting, nausea,
heartburn, gripping in bowels, tend.
erness in the pit of stomach, bad
taste in mouth, constipation, pain
in limbs, sleeplessness, belehing of
gas. biliousness, sick headache,
nervousness, dizziness, and many
other similar symptoms.
Ifyour appetite is fickle, and
nothing tempts you, or you belch
gas or if you feel bloated after eat.
ing, or your food lies like lump
of lead on your stomach, you can
make up your mind that at the
bottom of all this there is but one
cause-fermentation of undigested
food.
Prove to yourself, after your
next meal, that your stomach is
good as any that there is nothing
'eally wrong Stop this ferment-
alton and begins eating what you
want without fear of discomfort
n misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting
or you. 1t is merely matter of
low soon you take little Diapep-
in. |
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22
Starving to Death.
Murray City News.l

One day last week small lac
residing just out of Carbonhill en-
tered that village and passing in
to store, stole four eggs and wa.
making way when he was seizeG
and threatened with an arrest.
The boy burst into tears and
said that he and his family had
nothing to eat save greens for four
days and that he hoped to cheer
the home with new diet.
The merchant gave him the eggs
and an investigating committee
was organized and it was dis
covered that the lad had told the
truth, and the family by reason of
the father inability to find en-
ployment was in destitute circum-
stances. The villagers at once
contributed to the family's relief
and the cheerless home received
glad surprise and new hope.
Is 1t not enough to drive men
mad, and even make children des.
perate to know, that few in the
land have millions and millions
more than they can spend, millions
that rlghtfully belong to the
starving masses who are scourged
and lashed into meek suffering and
misery, Is it not time for the
rocks and the mountain to cry out
and the nation to strike down the
money kings and feed the wretched |
poor, the bone and sinew of the
and.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22

Miss Golde Stivison was the guest
of her sister a few days of last week.
l.. ShaIIer wife and children were
calling on Jesse Beougher, Sunday
evening.
Among those who attended the Ex-
animation at Logan, Saturday, were
Bessie Shaler and Lizzie Carpenter
and Joe Peterson, Leonard Spears and
Russell Dupler.
Elwood Stivison made a business
trip to Logan, Monday.
Quite number from here attended
the last day of school at Bunker Hill
and Enterprise.
Elwood Stivison, Lucius Rider and
Misses Bessie, Nora and Nellie Shat
fer and Godie Sti vison attended
church at Rockbridge, Sunday.
Elwood Stivison and L. w. Rider
were in Logan, Friday forenoon
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22
Bullard Avenue

Bessie Shaffer was the guest of Miss
Reta Rossman, of Logan, last Friday
Z. b, lIuls was in Logan with his
scholars attending the examination
Saturday.
Elwood Stiyison and sister Goldie,
spent a day with their sister near
Sugar Grove.
Miss Bessie Shaffer and sisters and
few ladies from Rockbrldge attend
ed the last day of school at Pine
Grove, Thursday.
Elwood and Boyd Stivison Fred and
Harvey Matthias and Ed Sisco attend
I'd church at Rockbridge, Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22
Easy to Ask Him

Columbus, Ohio, April H.
jackson and Hayes Graham, faith
er and son, were released from tbs
Ohio Penitentiary to-day upon
completion of five-year terms for
burglary and larceny. They re,
turned to their home in Summit
County.
The younger Graham, it is said,
was once asked by missionary
"What would your poor old father
think IT he found you here?"
81 don'E know" said Hayes:
"you might step over to the next
tier OF cells and ask him." and the
missionary passed on.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22
Falls Mill Bridge Bidding.

The County commissioners me
Saturday and opened the bids OF
the Falls Mill bridge construction
there having been twenty bids en-
tered:
L. f. Wiley tS Sons, Frank
| fort, o., for concrete
abutments ...,Y .............. 1877 OF
Frank Polling, Rockbridge
concrete abutment ... = 1929 OF
Oregonia Bridge Co., Lee
bonon Steel bridge. G30O O(
Interstate Eng. Co, Cleve.
land, steel structure. 5GO4 O(
Marquis " Wallace Co,
Beaver Falls, concrete
arch. .,............ ......... ..~. 9537 As
Bart Davidson, Athens,
concrete arch......,......- 900 OC
j N. Kissner Co., Coshoc-
ton, concrete arch. ..~. 1O1OO OO
Wynkoop McGormley Co.,
Toledo, steel structure. 5SG5 90
Nelson Merydith Co.,
Marietta, steel struct-
ure .......... ... ......... =. ...... ..... 5793 90
Brockett Bridge Co, Gin
cinnati, steel structure $3.50 90
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co,
Mt. Vernon, steel struct.
ure ............, 1860 90
Champion Bridge Co.,
Wi | m ngton, steel
structure, ,,...,..,..................... G1OO 90
J.C. 1nboden, Rock bridge,
concrete arch, .-..... ~,,,.~ Oils co
George j. Book ~ Son,
COshOcton, steel struc-
ture ......~... .....,.................. ~ 6S55 90
Bridge Co, Mar
tins Ferry, steel struc-
ture 5395 OO
Henry & Shadum, Lancas-
ter, concrete arch, . 10000 90
Capital Cont, Co., Colum-
bus, steel structure. 1915 90
Capital Cont. Co., Colum-
bus, concrete arch, ......... 9795 90
'lifton Hooligan, Dayton,
abutments.,..,,......,.. ...,.,,... 1922 90
'Vm. Schwartz u Helm
Bros, Lancaster, abut-
ments--...,......,, .....,. ..,..,~, 543O 90
5rookville Bridge Co.,
steel structure and
abutments ............. ......... 5000 90
'rookville Bridge Co.,
concrete arch............ ...... 0522 90
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22
Murray City People Here.

Among the witnesses that wire
here from Murray City on Monday
in attendance on the Common
Pleas court in the Stephen Bowen
shooting serape, were as follows I:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen, Stephen Bow
en-, Geo. Morgan, DR.. Dillinger,
Willard Linton, Noah Powell, Ed
Cook, Adam Hoy, ID. j. Thomas,
G. w. Lilley. Harve Sines, r. A.
surtses, jess Hammond, John
Thompson, Jim shuttleworth and
John Hogan.
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
NEW NAVY BUREAU
PLAN MAY NEED AID
Dawson Says Congress
Should Help Secretary
in Reforms.

4 uw twist was given TO the problem
Of naval reorganization today by the
important action OF the House Commit
tee OF Naval Affairs.
Al the opening OF the session, Atr.
Dawson NJ Iowa raised the question con-
corning the recent effort OF Secretary
Newberry TO cut the red tape Of the d.
partmeat. by consolidating some Of the
bureaus an the navy yards
Mr.. Dawson expressed himself as IL
entire agreement with the policy Of the
Secretary. and other members of the
C0mmittee indicated the same attitude.
Ar. Dawson pointed out however
that so long as tie law remains as d,
nOur stands. eGOrts 90 reform By eNccu-
tive order VIII be dependent upon the
attitude OF the Secretary Of the Navy
The present Secretary might be ever Sc
anxious 10 effect reforms but so Iona
as the law provides eight bureaus Do
the department the efforts Of one sec
rotary are liable 20 be nullihed by the
lack of interest of his successor.
sir Dawson therefore urged that lU-
vestigdtiOn ought 90 be made 20 de-
tcrmiue what legislation is necessary tu
make the reforms permanent
Accordingly, the committee adopted q
resolution asking Secretary New berry
10 appear before Che committee next
Thursday for general consideration
and explanation OF the situation
The Washington times., 1909-01-29

II the weather cannot romain fair.
the weather man is at least consider
ate. Following this mornings change
from threatening snow TO rain, more
rain is promised for tonight and to-
morrow. so that. for the present. at
least. Washington has escaped an
other seigc Of snow and ice.
According to the weather man, the
storm center is moving over Illinois
I'm an easterIy direction, with south
east winds shifting to- southwest, and
becoming higher. Warmer weather I'm
washington tonight ana colder to-
morrow is the Indication. Umbrellas
viii come in handy, bus these have
arctics and snow shoes beat for com
fort
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
NAN FINDS HIS WIFE
COVERED WITH FIRE
With Blanket Blaze Is EX-
tinguished-Woman's
Injuries Painful.

Put for the timely arrival Of Charles
owen at his home. 1920 c street, shortly
before ] O'Clock today. his wife, Mrs.
Ella Owen, would have been burned TO
death
Mrs owen had attempted TO fu a
easoleue stove while it was burning and
an explosion followed. immediately
che woman was enveloped III flames.
Her hands and arms were badly burn
cd as she fought desperately aEaius,
The flames. 1Ir. owen who was OF
his way 20 the houUe, heard the eX-
ploslon and rushed into the kitchen 10
1nd his Wi1c's clothing Ola fire. He raE
into the bed room. got "a blanket and
rushing back into The kitchen threw il
around ms wife putuus out the fire.
Mrs. owen was badly burned and
suffered intensely from the shock. She
was rushed TO Emergency Hospital Do
the patrol wagon.
Meantime The IRE had gained some
Roadway. but neigabOrs had sen. ia an
alarm and the gre department responded
within a Few minutes. The fire was
soon distinguished. Mr.. owen was
slightly burned about The hands. but
otherwise suffered no DIT effects.
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
CUEN Won HIS BRIDE
BYPERSISTENT SUIT
Friends of CeleStials White
Wife Recall Lavish Gifts
and Wooing.

Equally interesting as the marriage OF
the wealthy Chinese merchant. Moy
You CuCu. and Miss Anna NJ. Work
man. the beautiful Charleston. w Va.
siTI who became his bride iu Baltimore
yesterday, is the story of the cOurtshiD
of this aged Celestial.
Friends o. the couple are today show
ering congratulations upon them. Al
though aware of the great fondness Of
tueu for Miss Workman. any eXpecta-
ton of their becoming husband and
wac had been abandoned by htose
friends months ago.
The wedding announcement was a sur
prise AT the same time the friends now
realize that the patience and persisteucy
OF tueu must have eventually won
under amy circumstances.
No young lover Ger pressed his suit
with more ardor or persisteucy than did
Cuen- Although more than forty years
the senior of the young woman no
wished to wed, he brushed aside her
prejudicess flashing upon her valuable
presents and leaving nothing uudone
that would make him foremost in her
Thoughts
About a year ago Cucn and Miss
~ pThman met at the home of Mrs.
Mary Calvert rs Second street north
west ON the part of Cueu it wa love
at first sight. The dainty little brunette
thought him iutercstinE-tha was all
His request To De permitted to call
on her was readily granted He called
again and again. and each time the
subject 1T his affections became more
Interested iH him. Finally came the
offer of marriage Startled at first 1T
the wrong conclusion the aged China
man had drawn from her simple inter
est iu him and his tales Of the Far
East, Miss Workman was disposed al
first 90 end his visits
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
GLASSES UNNECESSARY
Eye strain Relieved by Quitting Coffee.

Many cases of defective vision alc
caused by tho habilu4I use OF coffee.
10 IS said CHAT in Arabia whore coffee
is used ln large qIauH-sczs many lose
tlGI cyc=igLt ~ about fifty
A ~. j. woman writes To the point
concerning eye trouble and coffee. She
Says.
"lIy son was .oI years troubled W.-.
bis eyes lie uIad several kinds OF
glasses without geIies The optieiau said
there was 20 defect lu his eyes which
was hard 10 reach
"IIe used 90 drink coffee. as We all
did. and finally quit il and began 20
use Postum. That was three years ago.
a. has mot had to wear glasses ana has
had mo- trouble-wita his eyes since
'I was always fond of tea and coffee
and finally became so nervous 1 could
hardly slt =tiu long enough TO eat "a
meal Aly heart was iu such d C0udI-
uou 1 thought / might die amy time.
Medicine did not give me relief and
Was almost desperate. 70 wa- about
This time we decided 20 quit coffee and
E-. Postum, alt have used f ever
uoW With nay heart and never felt better
Postum has been q great BLESSING TO
ia. an. particularly 20 my son and my
Name given By Postum Co.. Battle
Greek. Mich Read "rhe Road to we'll
vile. Iu pEgs- There's a Reason
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time 20 time. They
are genuine, true, and fun OF human
intrsgt.
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
EARLY AUTORIDE
ENDS IN ACCIDENT

Two women had a narrow escape from
serious injury about $50 o'clock this
morning, when a taxicab in which they
were riding crashed into an electric
light pole at Pennsylvania avenue and
Eighth street northwest They were
shaken up and cut by flying glass. but
were not badly hurt
The machine was coming mp Penusyl-
vauia avenue when Albert Hamilton,
tie chauffeur. lost control of the steer
ing wheel The automobile had colIded
With the iron pole with sufficient force
to scar il up from the ground. The au-
tounanile which rs owned by the Ter
mnal TaEiCaD COMPANY was damaged
10 the extent Of SluJ.
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
Missouri Valley States
In Grip of the Blizzard

CHICAGO. jan. Pa fierce blizzard
which swooped down on Nebraska,
Iowa. and Minnesota and knocked the
tcrnperatu re below the zero mark, is
doing immense damage. Telegraph ana
telephone communication with Ne
braska and Minnesota is lost. and il IS
impossible 10 get details.
4 dispatch from Lincoln before tho
wires went down stated that the
blizzard was the ieTcest in twenty
years.
The snow storm vas driven by a
high wind, in some localities reaching
"a velocity Of seventy miles on hour
Railroad traffic throughout western
Nebraska is badly crippled
The storm is expected to reach
Chicago by night fall
The Washington times., 1909-01-29


Produces Dispatch.
As showing in Ar. Harvey CON
Lclti0n with the Panama affair, Mr..
Raiuey quoted from a member OF Pres
ideut Obaidia's administration who re-
Gently wT0e:
Among those ~.ercated ina this BUSH
ness is w. 5. Harvey and others whose
names Mr.. Raiuey did not read.
/. ''T present that as complete denial
10 Mr. Haryey's statement continued
air RaiHey.
Mr., Rainy also had incorporated iu
The Record a Panama dispatch 60 the
New York Herald of yesterday dCSCTib-
Ing the night lu the Panama chamber OF
deputies on the grant of practically the
entire caribbean coast TO am American
company. said TO Dee backed by William
Nelson Cromwell The project had been
described lu debate. he Slid. las the pet
measure Of President Obaltia,' whom
Mt Rainy has charged with being i'm
pllcated with Cromwell n the deal
I'M Rainy. intlmatng by his action
that he would have something further
60 say at future date sat down amid
loud applause on the Democratic side,
Mr.. Lowering of Masse CuuScttS, then
got the floor. and read a. letter from
William Nelson Cromwell, i'm which that
gentleman denied that DE had any in
Unrest tli amy ttItt.-H4ttis contract. CO..
business 1TdlTS on the lStLnE+ of Pan
anna. lie said that his only interest
OF any kind consisted Of a. small hold
ms .u Panama Lighting company
Which ne purchased al the request OF
Cit2ans for tie purpose o. stimulating
local interest IN the company. AT tho
. outset OF Jlc letter Mr. Cromwell CN.
presses the opinion that the affairs
#. the Panama GOV eminent were not "a
proper subject o, -ouciliatlOn by the
American Congress. but that, so fin ass
/ le was personally concerned, lac would
waive tecGUiC9ites and disclose his
sole financial interest in Panama
When AR lowering concluded the
reading OF the hsIUer he declared that
Dir. Rainey had been filled up with a
lot of matter. 'frCm "a WeIi-knOwn
/ source" And this remark gave Mr.
Eainey am opportunity, which he has
been looking for Tor several days to
disclalm any connection with the New
York World or any interests which
/ are agitaJiu2 the so-called Panama
/ Canal scandal RIr. Rainey Interrupted
Mr. Lowering 10 ask that MI L0veriug
, disclose the source TO which he referred.
/ The New York World" replied Mr.
( lowering, after moment OF hesita-
ton.
II have never received from the Ncy
/ York World said AIT Raiuey. col
any other newspaper IN all the world
{ the slightest assistance. The World
/ furnished me with none Of the dOCu.
/ meu-s OF with the slightest bin of In1or
I nation which J put into the Record. The
New York world did not reveal 20 me
evidence IN any particular whatever.
have never consulted the New YorH
| World, and whatever eve. Icuce ] have
given was collected by myself
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
Southwest Is Swept
By a Heavy Storm

ST LOUIS, Jan. "a heavy wind
storm that swept Oklahoma and parts
Of Missouri reached st. Louis early
today I'm the shape of a 40-mie gale.
Reports Indicate that the loss in other
nIaces has been heavy. LamOnte, Mo-
was swept by a storm that had the
strength Of a tornado. Several persons
were hurt. The roof of the opera house
was blown oft ana hurried block away.
In 81. Joseph "a heavy rainfall: culycrts
and bridges were washed out
Al Fuid G0Itry. Nashville. Carmen,
and other Oklahoma towns there WAS
wind and dust storms.
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
HARD ON BLIND PIGS.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 29.-CaIcuIated
especially TO prohibit the 'peddling Of
liquors in country districts having a
foreign population" the bill offered I'm
the house by Frank II. Rockwell. Of
Tiosas viii strike hard. If passed at
the speak-easy evil Of PHILADELPHIA.
PittsbuTg, and other cities
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
C. Article in Record.

Immediately following the reading
Of his formal statement regarding MI
Tafts' population of any connection
with William Nelson Cromwell, Mr.
Raiuey said:
IN order that some other gentlemen
who have denied my speech may at
tain the same prominence I'm this mat
ter, ask 10 have incorporated en- the
Congressional Record al article from
the New York Times Of yesterday"
This article was a denial of the part of
Randolph q. Ward, Of New York. that
Nh. Cromwell was responsible for Lle
railroad and timber grant plans on the
istnmus and also a denial by MT HaT-
nectiOn had been anything but proper.
AiT. Ward, iu the interview. IS repeat
ed 10 have suggested the original plan
himself. instead of Mr. Cromwell on
this subject Mr., Rainey continued
Il do not have the pleasure or an
aCquaiutau-e with GIr. Ward, but in
edition to his other characteristics. me
Is evidently prince OF humOrls ~.
The immunity bath he has attempted TO
give Mr.. Cromwell viii do that gentle
man no good.
III Mr.. Ward had challenged me 10
suggest more outrageous proposal
than he suggested, / would have been
unable 10 accept the challenge
air Rainy COEtended that TWO more
outrageous propositions than the pro-
posed timber and railroad grants on the
lstLmus could not have been devised.
There was no conflict between the two
he said one giving one side Of the
lsChmus 20 one company, and the other
the opposite side Of the isthmus TO a
similar company.
Il want to put these gentlemen 7
have mentioned on notice right now
tina If they care 10 deny any q the
facts ] have recited in my speech, that
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
SAYS HIS FAREWELL,
THEN CUTS THROAT
Lewis Stelwick Tries to Die After
Kissing Wife Good-tv.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-After ks
sing his wife an ahectiOnate farewell
Lewis SteIw.ck went TO his bedroom
and attempted suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor. He was removed
TO Mt sinai HOSPITAL where ne IS not
expected to recover.
tSJelWtCk, Who lived upstairs over
his dcHcatessen shop, had been mel
auCh0lv FOR several months.
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
LETTER FROM DRUGGIST
JAMES O. D0NhELl
Sincerity Of OFFER to Refund Money
Unless sanoss Increases Weight.

bnlees fssi4sLosS AACGSaaSa " SAB AAs
To the Editor of The Times:
Dear Sir; Having heard that some
people question the sincerity Of my offer
10 refuu1 the purchasers money II Sa-
NOSE does rot restore health and In
crease the weight. I am writing you
over my own signature that this offer
IS made in good faith and viii be lived
up % by me both in the spirit and the
letter.
Less than two out or every hundred
call for 81 return OF their money, ana
IN any such case I cheeTfuny refund
It,
The demand for Samose is increasing
rapidly, and 7 believe it is destined 20
be the most popular OF ali treatment
for increasing weight, making thin folks
plump, and restoring the rundown 10
good physical health, If il did not have
unusual merit I certainly could not
offer TO guarantee It
Please publish this IN a prominent
place so that your readers may see
that thev run no risk whatever IN
buying S.mOse II they wish 10 gain IN
weight and get VII and strong.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES ODONNELls
Sent postpaid on receipt OF price. 50c-
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
STRANGE ANIMAL
IN JERSEY AGAIN

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. ze-The sight
and sound of what ne described as a
baying rip Van Wrinkle caused John
Nee, Of BowleyviIle. to go racing into
Dover today, spreading an alarm that
a wild man is living in the woods near
Mt. Hope
His report was so graphic that an eF-
fort viii ha made tomorrow by search
ing parties o. men with dogs TO find the
creature.
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
RAIN, AND MORE RAIN,
IS WEATHER OUTLOOK
If 1t Cannot Be Fair Washington at Least viii No
Get the Snow Which Is Visiting Many
Other Cities.

morning and the indications are that IL
viii turn TO slcet before night fall.
The morning broke with the tempera-
ture several degrees below the freezins
point and the skies heavy and threat
eulng. A few minutes before 10 o'clock
snow began falling and for short
time it looked as II genuine mid-Wiii-
ter snow storm could be expected.
rise i'm the temperature, hoWeVer,
soon nut the snow makers out Of bust
ness and old Jupiter PluVius went on the
lob
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
SCOT MAY GOVERN CANADA

LONDON. Jan. 2a.-It Is reported that
Right Hon. John Sinclair, secretary for
Scotland. who has just been raised to
the pcerazc. viii be the next governor
general of Canada. I'm 1903 me married
Lady Marjorie Gordon. daughter Of
the seventh EarI OF Aberdeen, who was
governor general OF Canada from lst
% lsgS. during which time Sinclair Was
secretary 90 the earl
The Washington times., 1909-01-29
The Vital Records,
Births

frank A and Grace Woodward. girl
Frank A. and Matte ~. EiaJoD- EIT.
Pstrick o. and Mary O'D0uOlue girl.
Thomas and Jennie Morgan. boy.
r. b. b. and Camille J.. Lyon, boy
Cabs p ald Anna Hartley, girl.
Ephra3u j. and Naomi Hollis boy
Joseph n and Mary b. I0ru1aker girl
James NJ. and Dora q. George. bgy.
solomon aud Eva r. E'ricdcubcrs. girl.
William H. and NaV E- Brown. boy.
Harry ". and Martha BUtel0E, boy
WASHINGTON b. and Marie s. Bowie g.sl