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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23
United States Civil Service Ex-
animation.

Competitive examinations will
be held as indicated below. If
you desire to apply for any of
these, the proper blanks will be
sent upon receipt of your request
stating the names of the examina
tion.
Cook, Indian service, $400600
duplication may be filed any time }
Mechanician, Bureau of Standards,
Experienced in instrument, max
ing $1,000, Jan. 5
Immigrant Inspector (male }
$3.50, Jan. 5.
Fireman (stationay Indian ser
vice. Carlisle, Pa, 1920, Jan. 5
Aid, division of insects, Nation
al museum, $75 per month, Jan, 5.
Expert farmer, Indian service,
$1,000 with quarters, Jan 5
Junior chemist, Geological sur.
vey, 1860. 1880, Jan. ) 6.
Senior mechanical craftsman,
ordinance department at large,
$1,000. 1890, Jan. 567.
These examinations may be
taken at: Bloomington, Ind Gin
cinnati, o. Cleyeland, o Colum-
bus, O, Evansville, Ind, Fort
Wayne. Ind Indianapolis, Ind +,
Ironton, o, Lafayette, Ind, Lex
ington, Ky, Louisville, Ky, New
Albany, Ind, Paducah, KY, Terre
Haute. Ind. Toledo, O, Valpa-
raiso, lad, GAINESVILLE, o.
For application blanks, address,
"Secretsry, Civil Seryics Board"
at cities named, or G. W. Moss,
Secy., h Civil Service District,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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In one year the following: On first
five thousand ($5OOO.OO) dollars two
per centum; on the next five thous
and ($5000.00) dollars one and one
half per centum, and on all sums dis.
bursed by him In excess of the aboy q
amounts two-flfths of one per centum,
The night watchman shall receive
an annual salary of forty-five ($45.0O)
dollars per month and in addition
thereto such fees as are allowed the
Marshal by this ordinance for similar
services.
Each member of the Council shall
receive In full compensation for his
services as such Councilman the sum
or two ($2,OO) dollars for each regu-
lar meeting or the Council, not to
exceed "a meetings per year.
The Street Commissioner shall re-
ceive an annual salary of Ave hun
dred (S5oO,00l dollars per year.
The Fire Chief shall receive an an.
nual salary of fifty ($5o00) dollars
per year.
Section II. The salaries and COM
pensatlons provided In the above ord
nance, other than the percentage al
lowed the Treasurer, shall be paid in
monthly mstallments. on orders duly
drawn on the Village Treasurer, and
the compensation of the treasurer
shall be paid at such times after they
are earned as they may determine.
All ordinances inconsistant here
with are hereby repealed.
Section Ill. This ordinance shall
take effect and be In full force on and
after the earliest period allowed by
law.
D, v. THURNEss. Mayor.
HENRY T. LEACH, Clerk.
Passed, December 14th, 1909.
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AN ORDINANCE


Hill
Street Line Grading cubng
Be ordained the Council Village
That
Hill
Cherry Village
tally
owt ffeths
forth
benefited
hereby
That
within
option
All
naments
the duplicate collected
Sec " That all
naments
the
other whatever.
WI This
the earliest period allowed
D. " THURNEss Mayor
Passed, December 4h 1909.
Schedule
The following statement the
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23
Governor HarmOn'S Views on
Taxation.

| Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 17.-An
address of the utmost importance
to every citizen of Ohio was that
delivered by Governor Harmon at
the conference of real estate APP
praisers held IN this city. In this
address the governor set forth
plainly and fully his position with
reference TO the re-appraisement
of real estate to be made next
year, which is to be made every
four years hereafter instead Of
every ten years as heretofore.
A re appraisement would have
been made next year under the old
law, even though the Rathburn
act for quadrenuial appraisements
hereafter had not been passed at
the special session last winter ;and
the same questions as to valua-
tion would have been brought up
under the old law that are coming
up now under the new law.
Additional legislation will be
necessary at the coming session Of
the Legislature to provide for the
eauallz alton of tax values since
tine old decennial state board of
equalization is rendered obsol etc
by the Rathburn act, and also to
put limit on tax rates.
The requirement that property
shall be listed at its true value in
money is in the state constitution,
not in the statutes. The effort
,ing put forth by the State Board
Of Commerce, the Ohio Tax League
and other b ,dies to have property
Listed next year at it's true value
in money is being coupled with
another proposition to protect the
tax payers by a law limiting the
total tax levy in proportion 10
valuation, go that the amount OF
taxes actually paid will not be
yreater than under present low
valuations and high tax rates.
This is Governor iiarmon's posi-
tion, and he annoLuced that he
and State Auditor Fullington have
drafted a bill to provide fl xible
Ak limitation that shall be lower
ed automatically in proportion t.
the increase Of valuations. The
Governor expressed the belief and
confident expectation that by such
method, Instead OF increased
taxes the people would actually
pay less taxes,
GOVERNOR HARMON S VIEWS
Ia his address TO the real estate
appraisers Governor Harmon said
"You men have il largely in your
power to make it a matter OF pride
aith our citizens 10 pay taxes.
never had any use for the man
who would not pay fair taxes for
the protection, privileges and ad-
vsntages that he enjoys. But all
of US want the taxes that we pay
to be expended fairly, honestly |
and economically.
Further than that every man
wants to feel that he is not paying
more than his fair proportion of
the taxes. That is one of the
principal things that you men
have II In your power to insure.
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AN ORDINANCE
Amending an Ordinance to Fix the
Salaries of the Officers of the VII.

Amending an Ordinance to Fix the
Salaries of the Officers of the Vii
lage of Logan.
Be it ordained by the Council of
the Village of Logan, State of Ohio:
Section /. That an ordinance pas
sed December Goth, 1905, as amend
ed March 18th, 1907, and entitled
"An Ordinance to fix salaries of the
Officers of the Village of Logan,
Ohio" be amended to read as follows
Section II. That the officers of the
Village whether elected or appointed,
shall receive an annual salary as
follows, in full payment of their SER
vices as such officers and no more,
to-wit: The Mayor shall receive an
annual salary Of Six hundred and In
addition thereto shall receive the
same fees in prosecution for the yio-
lat!ons of state laws that justice of
the peace is entitled to for similar
services. The Mayor shall also be
entitled to fees for violation of ord
inances in an equal amount to that
provided by statutes for justices of
the peace in the prosecutions OF mis-
demeanors. All of said fees to be col
lected from the offender or the per-
son prosecuting the same and in no
case to be paid by the said Village.
The Marshal shall receive an an
nual salary OF four hundred (s400.00)
and in addition thereto the same fees
that constables are entitled to In
criminal cases. and for violations of
ordinances and In civil cases he shall
receive for his services the same fees
by statute to constables for
similar services.
The Clerk shall receive an annual
salary of two hundred and fifty
($250.00) dollars and In addition
thereto such an amount as the Coun-
Gil shall think just and equitable for
any and all extra service by him
rendered.
The Treasurer shall receive the fol-
lowing compsntation. to-wit Such as
the council may allow. not exceeding
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23
Eczema Readily Cured by
Simple Home Treatment.

A simple clean remedy that can
be used in the home is what every
person desires who ia suffering
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Bremen Derrick, Sold.
Lancaster Democrat. I


Jack Dolson Of Athens assumed
the duties of business manager of
the Bremen Derrick, Saturday and
1t is his Intention to move with
his family from their present home
to the field of his labor and new
under takings. He has been in he
newspaper business for many
years, having been connected at
one time with the Athens paper.
Mr.. Dolson is the successor of G.
N. Bowen, who was at the head of
the Derrick at the time of Its GO
ing into the hands of receiver.
Mr.. Dolson was in the city,
Tuesday, looking over his new
field with a view of securing bust
D Dess.
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Hexamethylen ste tramine.

The above Is the name Of . Ger
man chemical, which is one of the
many valuable ingredients Of Fol-
ey's Kidney Remedy. Hexamethy.
lenetetramine is recognised BY
medical text books and authorities
as a uric acid solvent and anti
septic for the urine. Take Folsy's
Kidney Remedy as coon 40 you
notice any irregularities and avoid
a serious mslady. Bort q Co.
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF
LOGAN

OFFICE HOURS Q TO B
Paid In Cash Capital $50, 900
C. f. BOWEN, President,
H. R. HARRINGTON, Vice Pres.
f. MEADE BOWEN. Cashier.
Does General Banking Busi-
ness, Receives Deposits, Discounts
Paper and Buys and Sells Ex-
change.
apr ely Bank In james Block
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Notice to Bidders.

Sealed proposals will be received from all
Banks situated I'm Falls Township, Hook
ing County, Ohio, To become the depository
Of ihe money OF said Falls Township for a
period OF two years from January 1, 1910,
which proposals shall stipulate the rate Of
4 ltsresI to he paid on the money so deposit.
Cd which Interest shall not be less than
two IN per cent per annum.
The Observation-Disclosures or bidders shall be
rsauired to give a good and sufficient bond
10 be approved by the Township Trustees.
All prop isals shall be hlea with tho
shfp Trustees OF said Township by 1880
o'clock standard time on saturday the lst.
day OF January 1910.
By order OF the Trustees OF Falls Town
shIo. Hooking County, Ohio. December n.
lg{S ROLAND BRI0HT,
Dsa. lgss-sks Township Olefk.
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Notice To Stockholders.

Ihs regular annual meeting of the stock.
hold; ts oi The snider Manufacturing co,
Will be held NJ their ofiice In Logan, Ohio.
Monday. January 10. 1910, at 7:O6 p. M., for
the election OF fiye directors and any other
bnsinei that may come before the meeiing.
JOHN h. CAEFr.
Dee. 10, s-"ks. Secretary.
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If j ask whether you will agree
/ that there shall be the same val.
uations all over the state, all will
say Yes La q narrow view it
doesn'I make much difference
what the valuation Is if it is the
same all over the state. But we
have constitution which says
that property shall be valued a,
it's true value in money, and l am
old fashioned enough to believe in
following the directions of the
constitution. Why not do SOP 1t,
doesn't make any difference to the
tax payer what the percentage of
the valuation is or what the rate
is. 1t is how much money will he
be required to dig up that inter
ests him at tax paying time.
TAX REPORT QUOTED
Governor Harris appointed
tax commission. They served for
nothing, but their report is an ex.
cellent one and i hope every one
of you will get copy and read it
found a good many things there
that | did Lot know about the in
equalities of our taxation system" +"
At this point Governor Harmon
read extracts from the report
showing that Preble County, a
rural county, had more cash and
credits listed than either Hamilton
or Cuyahoga counties, and he con-
cluded that farmers and small
home owners are paying more taxes
than their share. Continuing, he
said:
"Now there is only one thing
moro necessary to make the new
valuation fair. The increase in
valuation that we hope for must
not mean that there is to be an in.
crease in the amount Of money
that we shall pay as taxes. No.
body wants to raise the tax value
without assurance that the amount
of money that the people will be
asked to pay in taxes will not be
Increased. II the valuation Is
doubled, the rate must be cut in
two. Mr.. Fullinaton is now pre-.
pairing bill, and l have been In
with him in regard |
to 1t, that will cause the tax limi.
tations fixed by law to hIctuate
inversely with il, and prevent
automatically as near as law can
the increase in the amount of
taxes that the people will be called |
upon TO pay.
ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES.
"Now | am looking at This
as business matter.
And lei me say that the safety of
popular government lies in our
ability to make our public officials
transact the public business with
the same care and attention that
they would give to their private
business. This is one practical
result of an increase in the valua-
Lion. 1t will place Ohio way up
in the list of states in point of sd-
to industrial and com.
nercial concerns looking for loca-
lions within our boundaries. Our
lax rate is high now for one thing,
because of the low spprsisement.
You can not say to these people,
Oh, yes, our tax rate is high, but
'ur valuation 10 low Yon cant
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Notice of Appointments.

Estate OF Isabel Beal, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed cad
qualified as Executor of the estate Of Issbsii
esased Dated tbis srd dsy Sf Tes
EPHRIAM SHAW,
Dec. 9,3-w Executor
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AN ORDINANCE

special Asssmsns the pot'o. 2. M
street Lot No 0s Grading curb'na and Paving
Council Village Logan state Of oho
S s Su no g Street the D DS s f line costs a SPRING p ] for e the
saa of lot N rs % ,m s v vfs & % o % ss ss
upon the bounding @ and aDuns upon said street to M
ds e out 't m the schedule attached and made part
That each Of @ said tracts Of aouttns lands is, hereby @
III That the against lot tract land
this Be @ san % Stnmsu ase with G d.
d at the rate of four centum after due at the
All cash shall be made the Village All
certified Village clerk Audto,
the a due and Collected as other taxes are m
Sec That all cash payments EN- Of said together with all
payment purpose
and the the thereon the same shall become
due @ ss to no % Se pS a Saes s effect and be force from and or
' D. " THuRNEss MAYOR.
Passed. sTTag psseT,.1 NJ aHAcn 1s3s iSS, cst
The following tS.r %
, ,as a'",'
Gss, ss 4 = sy 1sn s E. = Ff oi M No. 20 e. 1Ss
S,'$ F 5 FE'97s
Dwight L. Matthias
/ Arlington Matthias,
Mary Donaldson Lot No 775 60 1872 81
Charles q. ........... Lo M 74o H.71
Martha I yerses Pt ' Fr Lot No. 4.S i44o Isl 50
Charlotte 4soH sna r f4 Tr Lot Lot No. No. ts ssss
Martha Martha NJ Brehm Pt Fr Lot No 400 1922
Nickel f Pt F Tr Lot Lot NO. sis1 iso4s
81
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Notice of Appointments.

Estate Of Joel b. Matthias, deceased
The undersigned b s been appointed And
qualified Us administrator of the estate q
Joel b. Matthias, late OF Hooking Couuty.
Ohio, deceased. Dated this 9Th day Of De.
cember, 1879. It'd. TRIMMER,
Dec. o, 3.w Administratos.
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board OF School Examiners Of Hoch.
ing County will meet at the School Building
in Logan, Ohio, at $3.50 q. m, on the rirss
Saturday Of each month. for the examina.
tion ofapplicants for Teachers Elementary
Certificates and on the nrst Saturday -
September, December, March and June for
theexami nation of applicants for Teachers
High School and SSpccisl Certificates Ex.
aminations for pupils desiring to entsr high
schools will be held on the Third Saturday
Of April and the Second Saturday Of May.
D. e. HARSH, President
HOLLAND BRIoHP,vies Prs1
ROSE WHITE. Clerk
Logan. Ohio. March /. lo07-N
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HENRY T. LEACH, Clerk
Passed, December 14th, 1909.

following
Hill Street
feet front and the total assessment at 81 1858
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-13
HARTMAN LAID
AT REST IN THE
HILLSOF ARDEN
Railway Builders Bier Borne to
Grave by Superintendent
and His Assistants
Maguate's Clergyman in ADJ
dress DweIIs Upon His
Faith and Simplicity

ARDEN, \. Y, Sept. 12.-Through
the quiet aisles of Ramapo woods the
body Of Edward II. Hartman was car
lied today from the great house he
never lived to see finished and laid in
its last resting place on the Arden hill
side
The rulers Of Wall street came from
New York TO pay their last tribute but
the most prominent part in the cere-
monies was taken by the men who
knew him best as a country squire and
master of the great estate which COW
ers $4,000 acres of hill and valley.
HONOR DEAD MASTER
His general superintendent, his mas
Ter carpenter. his master mason and the
-1anagers and assistant managers of
his ds5ries. his farms and his trotting
stables bore his coffin
Tie funeral was private and only
hose who were personal friends of the
family and had received invitations
from Mrs. Hartman were admitted.
The out Of town party arrived at Arden
al. 3.l5 on a special train. The follow
ing were present:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-13

tion never for an instant embittered him. He
remained throughout all those trying years
sweet tempered, amisbe, lovabie- - -
lie was burning and shining light. God be
thanked for such lives
PRIVATE SERVICE HELD
Elaborate precautions were taken
to preserve the privacy of the after
noon service. Several scores of en-
ployes. aided by a number of police
men. guarded all roads over which the
funeral procession passed and Kept
watch at intervals of 30 yards around
the patch of woods which includes the
Hartman burial plat.
Eight carriages followed the hearse
from Arden house The first carried
Mrs Hartman and her two unmarried
daughters. Mary and Carol. and her
sons Walter Averill and Roland Mrs.
Robert L. Gerry, the married daughter.
drove in the next carriage. Others IN
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Simons,
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman, Charles
Peabody Judge Robert S. Lovett and
DR.. w. G. Lyle
The casket-one solid mass of lilies
of the valley and green vines, with an
immense cluster of crimson roses on
top-was carried to the altar by eight
bearers clad in black and wearing
skull CAPS The regular funeral serv-
ice of the Episcopal church was con-
Quoted by Doctor McGuiness, assisted by
Rev G. Nelson archdeacon of the ca
thedral of St John the Divine in New
York A male quartet and the choir of
Grace church, New York, sang Abide
With Me- and There Is a Land of
Pure Delight" Harriman's favorite
hymns.
The service lasted but 90 minutes.
Then the bearers carried the casket TO
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-13

the burial plat, 100 yards up the hill.
There was no room inside the burial
ground for more than Is or 20 besides
the mourners and the two officiating
clergymeri. Others stood in the road
outside and looked over the stone wall.
CONSIGNED TO EARTH
Several hundred Hartman en-
ployes and their families stood with
barred heads outside the church during
the services and gathered at a respect
full distance from the grave during the
interment
1t was 5 O'Clock when Archdeacon
Nelson took a handful of earth, and,
sprinkling it over the bed of lilies that
hid the metal casket. consigned the
body of Edward H. Hartman to the
earth on the spot he loved best.
Mrs. Hartman and her children
drove home Immediately after the cer-
emony.
Every one of Mrs. Harrimans friends
in Arden and Turner received a re-
membrance of the day when the flow
ers that have been arriving by every
train for the last "a hours were dis
tributed. Altogether, the flowers would
have filed three express cars.
Stop Work as Tribute
spect for their late chief, E. III. Harri-
man. every employe of the Union Pa
cific system laid aside his work for
one minute during the funeral services
today.
At the appointed time every train of
whatever class, regardless of where
located. stopped
In the shops and offices the same
mark of respect was shown.
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MISSION COUPLE PLIGHT
TROTH AT ST. JOHNS
DIR. George R. Ward and Miss
Lille Lotus Married

DIR. George r. Ward and Miss Lilly
Adeline Lotus were married yesterday
evening at st. Johns church by the
Rev. Peter ID. Brady. Miss Irene a
LOTUS, sister of the bride, was brides
maid. and Joseph T. Crime was best
man.
The church was beautifully decorated
The brides costume was Of white
duchess satin princess, trimmed with
white medallions.
A wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides patents, 526 Naples
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will leave
TO-DAY for a honeymoon in southern
California. They are widely known and
popular In the Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-13
French Aviator Injured

TOURNAI, France, Sept. 12.-The
aviation contests were marred today
by an accident, vandam being capsized
in the strong wind. He fell 20 feet
and suffered a fractured ankle and Sc
we're bruises.
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MEMORY Will ENDURE

ronr after our children's children have passed
tho usx of ali earth this trait will make Harrf-
mans career stand out brightly in the pages Of
history.
A distinguished American IN speaking OF him
IL me recently said.
.,Nr Hartman has done more for the deyel-
s,,a,erf 81 the resources of the country and the
exnansion Of lis power than any other individual
IA fbe last 100 years.
We are proud TO know that he achieved all
-l,is ..feffncfion without violating the minutest
,.rincfnle of the great laws Of morality. To
.inse who maligned and misrepresenfed BIN he
showed no resentment ent WAS willing always
never failed The pettness OF jealous competf-
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/ Dr. aud Mrs. z. L. Tru-
beau
Mrs. e.. ". Perkins
Rensselaer, Weston
/ Alexander Miller
{. g. Tegetboff
William Mehl
!. keil
J. kruttschnitt
J. c. Suubbs
Maxwell Eyarts
I. +. Loree
James Stillman
Jacob II. Schfn
If. ID. Underwood
Thomas Hastings
John ". Sterling
J. 7. Haraban
/ Marvin Hughitt
Ii. A. Van Aiystyne
DIR. and Mrs. George
Dixon
! ". $. Jonson
/ Thomas Price
I Stephen Brooks
4 A. g. Hackstsd
Suydam Grant
W Y. :. Tborne
4 Chauncey Stillman
Robert $. LOyett