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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

Sealed bids Will be received by the COun-
ell OF the Village Of Logan, State Of Ohio, at
the office of the Village Clerk, until twelve
O'Clock noon, June 22nd., 1909, Tor furnishing
he necessary labor and materials for the
improvement OF II III St. from the east line
OF Lot No. 100 To the west line OF Cherry
Avenue, by grading, curbing and paving
he same with brick, according to the plans
and specifications on tile In the office OF said
On .rk.
Each bid must contain the full name OF
every person, partnership or corporation
Interested In the same, and be accompanied
by u bond In the sum OF $500 % to the salts
faction of the Council, ora certified check
on some solvent bank as IA guaranty that II
the bid Is accepted, "a contract Will be enter
ed into and Its performance secured.
Should any bid he rejected such check
viii be forthwith returned to the bidder, and
should any bid be accepted such che * Will
he returned upon the proper execution and
securing OF the contract.
The right isreseryed to reject any and all
bids
by order OF the Council ofthe Village OF
Los an Ohio. II, q, GROVE,
Dated May VI. 1903. Clerk.
May Y,i i-w
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Cream Ridge

Barney Kline called on Clifford
Kline, Tuesday night.
Earnest Shull, wife and son at
tended church at Pleasant Hill,
Sunday.
Bertha Edwards returned to Co.
lumbus, Friday.
Mrs. Amos Kline called on Mrs
Fred Hildebrant, Tuesday.
Atwood lies, from Lancaster,
called on his lady friend, Saturday
evening.
Earnest Shull and wife took din.
ner with Amos Kline and family,
Sunday.
Viola Stuart, of Columbus, spent
u few days with her parents.
Barney Kline was Lancaster
shopper, Saturday.
Boys get your horns and bells
ready, there will be wedding in
the near future.
The champion fishers, from this
place were. John, Clifford, Barney
and Carl Kline and Brit Primmer.
Rev. 4. V. McBroom and son
from Mt. Liberty, Ohio, are visit
ing his son Howard, of Cant Well
Chfs.
Clint Dupler, wife and son call,
ed on VIM. Edwards, Sunday eve
ming.
Those who attended church at
the Holiness Chapel, Sunday eve
ming were: Clifford and John
Kline and Bert PIimmer.
Edward Dupler, of Rockbridge,
called on his lady friend, Sunday
evening. BLUE BIRD.
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Saturday, June 26, A. D.. 1909.

at one o'clock +. NJ, on said day, offer for
sale at public auction, the follow nK land 4
ana tenements, to-wit:
Being fractional lot number nine (e, I'm
S"cilOn number thirteen ISi, Township
number thirteen ll3l, Range humber SIX
Teen tl0l, excepting there from nifty four
one e-hundredths thi iiOI OF an acre On The
north east SIDE of the public road conyey1d,
70 rachel Moore, nnd also ten. .hindredth hs
llo-lU) of IN acre here Olore conveyed To Ell
ration, which Is described as follows: He
ginning iour aud ten-hundredtns a 10. IUO)
chhlhs soulh OF the north cast corner OF said
lot number nine ~, thence south sixiy.three
and ole ha II l63l ~ degrees west, one and
sixiy-nve hundredths Il 05.lOD chains.
tnence norm twenty-eisht and one half
lSSi2) gfees west. seventy (TOl chains
theme north forty five li5l degrees, east one
thence south thirty-thl er and one half lsaii,
degrees, east one and twenty hundredihs
u D-hOl chains To the place OF bPginninV
containing seyenty'hye (75l acres, more on
less, subject 10 the mortgage OF Oliver n.
dated JulyS, 1895 and bearins interest at Ihe
iaie OF eight per cent. per ahnum since said
July y, 1875, which snid mortgage Is recorded
la volume ~, records oil mortgages OF Hock-
Ing county,
hundred and forty.tight is7is OO) dollars
the minimum lice for " hich 10 can be Id
as nAed by the court.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Hooking
county, ONO, this 2bth. day OF May A, u
1903.
GEORGE Il. WILLIAMSON,
Sherin OF Hooking County.
r. A; Wilber, Wright and Petit, ,Attys. for
May ", e'w
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On Sunday last there was n very
happy family reunion at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs John Grillln, ut
their country home near Logan.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Griffin, Mr., and Mrs. Har.
ley Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
McPeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Griffin, of Columbus, and little
Blanche Griffin. A most sump.
tuous dinner was served
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
az counts and vouchers have been flitd In
he Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio,
Bowers, Guardian OF Emma Andrews, and
The same Will come on for hsa Ing on the
18th day Of June A, u. I@9 at 10 O'Clock A,
NJ ), or as soon thereafter US may he cOnyen-
lent. 10. STOUGHToN,
May n, 3-w Probate Judge.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

Notice is hereby given that at ;he next
meeting OF the Ohio State iioard OF Pardons
application Will be made for the pardon OF
Emmet Mahafrey, eOnyieted at he January
term, 1909, OF assault with intent To rape, and
sentenced to mprisonment at the interne-
diate penitsntiary al Mansfield, Ohio.
EMM ET MAHAFFEY,
per J. q. Petit, attorney.
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Some good bargains in
Misses and Children's Hats
will be offered at the Chill
dren's Day Sale at Home
Millinery Store.
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with his cousin. Elmer Nihiser.
Carl Engle and Homer Allen
called on o. o. Cup, Saturday
evening. NIETY.
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Miss Emma Curran and neice,
Ardeiia CLUE of New Straitsville,
were visitors in Logan, Wednes
day.
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Miss Jane Tony, Of WiIkesyille,
spent few days last week in Lo.
gan with her sister, Mrs. Anna
HAYES.
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Mr.. Roy Comfy of the firm of
Comfy 4 Son has been seriously
si.k for . few days with gravel,
bus At present 10 able to be nut
again.
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The death of Mrs. Solomon
Harsh occurred on Sunday last and
ii Q funeral was held Tuesday. She
was in the 8lst year of her age.
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Mr.. James Mccormick of Mid
dleport, has rented the Rempel
House building and will operate "a
hotel at this stand.
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Logan Lodge X. of p. Memorial
service will be held at M. f.
church on Sunday morning, June
13 Rev. Correll will deliver the
sermon. Decoration of graves in
afternoon of same day.
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First Roasting Ears of the seas.
on was purchased by the Hammon-
Acker Grocery Company last week
at the round price of G0c. per
dozen. They were very nice we'll
filled ears and were disposed of
readily,
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Mr.. Mord Morris of Little Hook
ing, was in Logan Wednesday and
Thursday, visiting relatives.
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Its rude to starye, but look in
Harmon. Acker's window.
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New Sweet Potatoes, Egg Plant,
Caullfiower and Peas at Harmon.
Acker.
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Mr.. Krank Blssius was a bust,
ness visitor in Columbus, Wednes-
day.
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Mrs. Anna Bibb of Beatrice,
Neb., is in Logan today, visiting
friends.
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The Logan Band boys gave a
very nice dance Wednesday night.
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Mr. Will Strentz was in Colum.
bus Wednesday, on business.
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Underwear

In this line we save you 10
per cent. and give you better
goods than you could get else
where. A look through our
line, will convince you of this
fact, For instance, we sell
genuine Poros Knit the original,
with the label on it, in short or
long sleeves at 45c per garment.
Genuine Poros Knit Union Suits
at 9Oc. Fancy colOrs and black
Balbriggan at 45c per garment.
Our old number 68S Balbriggan,
which we have run for years at
5Oc per garment, and never
changed the price, Is the ac-
knowledged best ever offered
AT the price. We are also sell
ing an exceptionally good Bal
briggan at 25c per garment.
The Superior Mills Union Suits
at $500 and Sl.5O per suit, in
white or ecru, long or short
sleeves, are, without doubt, the
finest and best Union Under
wear ON the market, at the
price,
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Miss Emma Case, of Columbus,
was in Logan, Wednesday.
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Miss Josie Bay, of New Ply
mouth, visited friends near Logan
Sunday.
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Born to Rev. and Mrs. +. II.
Schft eder Monday, u girl.
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Mr.. John Dougherty was in
Columbus, Tuesday, on business.
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Big Pine

Mr.. George Burley Of Van Vert
County, Is visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Mr.. George Vanfossen of Lam
caster, was in our vicinity Satur-
day and Sunday last.
Shan Kuhn passed through here
one day last week with load of
corn.
The sawmill has moved on the
farm of William Huffman to saw
the timber bought by Frank Hay.
| nes.
Guy Huffman is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Huff
man.
Jake Hulfines, of Happy Ridge,
was seen in our valley last Satur-
day.
Fenton Smelts was visitor to
So. Bloomingville last Saturday.
Jim ChilcOte of South Blooming
Vile, was seen in our valley Sun.
day last.
Goldie Burgoon was visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bur
goon, last Sunday.
Rev. Fred Fetherolf is visiting
his parents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wo pdard were
visitors to South Bloomingville
last Saturday.
Mr.. l.. Crawford, of Salt Creek,
was in our valley, Monday.
Ira Huffman, of Hsppy Ridge,
passed down the valley, Monday.
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Messrs. W. A. Henderson and
Tide Houston were in Columbus,
Tuesday,
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Ricbelieu
Pure Ground Spices
=. The Finest Produced
COMLYS'

Mrs. Mary A. Stevens, now of
New Mexico, formerly Mary
S,edem, of Logan, is visiting her
sister htre, Mrs. George Fox, the
past week.
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Canned Goods are o. X. if its
ko We .ba. Hammon.A Acker.
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Mr.. George Kelch ls in Colum
bus today, on business.
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Box Papers at Bort's.

Mr.. Charles | Barker, of Wolfe
Bros. Shoe Store in COLUMBUS,
was in Logan, Sunday, visiting
relatives, the Friesners.
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Garden Seed at Bort's.
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Mrs. James Butterfeld spent
Sunday in Columbus.
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Just in, Spring Wright
Automobile and Rain
Coats; all colors, any style.
Johnson-Beverage Co.

The Episcopal congregation of
Logan st. Paul's church have pur-
chased the Rose and Cresap lot on
East Main street, of MIR. Il. O.
Petit. They will locate a church
on this ground.
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Mr., and Mrs. Kerr, and Miss
Lena Fagan, of Haydenville, were
in Logan, Sunday, guests Of Miss
Florence Bright. Mrs. Kerr rem
dered solo at the M. f. church
Sunday evening.
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If you cant find what you want
go to Harmon Acker.
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Mr.. Will Shockey of Macarthur.
was in Logan to-day, en- route to
Columbus.
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Post Cards at Bort 8.
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Miss Eliza Marsh is II visitor in
Nelsonville, this week.
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Mr.. win McMuirow was ia CO.
lum bus, Wtdr esday.
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Mr.. l. K. Ayers is in Columbus
today, on business.
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Home Grown Berries fresh daily
at HammuD Acker,
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Sweet Sour Dill and Mix Pickles
at Hammon- -Acker.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real
Estate.
James Storer
vs.
Hester A. Patton and Ell Patton.
Cause Number. 1870.

In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed Sherin, OF Hooking county, Ohio, by
virtue OF an Order OF Execution, Issued out
ana TO him directed as Sheriff OF said colin,
", VIII, AT The door OF the Court House In
lOEAm. uOGk Ing comm q. llln -
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Ring up Lowry and Westlake,
and they will furnish you with
nice fresh fish every day; citizens
phone. Best fish market in Logan
Fish delivered to any part of town.
Stand on Market street, opposite
Post Office.
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Mr. J + EDWARDS is u Colum-
bus Wis tor, today.
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Mrs. Anna Jetflies and Mrs
Helen Bowen were in Lancaster,
Wednesday,
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Mrs. Howard M. Jones, of
Marysvile, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Brooke.
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Children's Hats from
Csc. up at Home Millinery
Store, the place for Bar
gains. Don't be too late
at the Children's Day Sale.

The sale of lots in the Wright
allotment in East Logan started
off last Saturday quite successful
ly. There are but 32 lots platte d, ,
and many of them were sold Sat
urday. The daily papers announc.
ing last week that the Standard
Oil Co. will push the tide water
railroad f'om Norfolk, Va, via
Galley Bridge, through Logan and
Bremen and Newark to the Lakes
The survey is made through this
Wright allotment east of Logan,
and if the railroad does 60 through,
this will be depot property.
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Mrs. Charles Keynes and Mrs.
Charles Rectenwaldt were shoppers
in Columbus, Wednesday.
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lnmbus, Wtdr esduy.
If you cant find what you wan
90 to Harmon Acker.
Mr. l. X. Ayers is in Columbia.
today, on business.
Miss Eliza Marsh is IA visitor in
Nslsonville, this week.
Sweet Sour Dill and Mix Pickles
at Hammon-A -Acker.
Mrs. James Butterfield spent
Sunday in Columbus.
Mr.. George Kelch is in Colum
bus today, on business.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. +. II.
Schroe eder Monday, girl.
Miss Emma Case, of Columbus,
was in Logan, Wednesday.
Canned Goods are o. X. if its
ko we.ba. Hammon.Acker.
Mr. Will Strentz was in Column
bus Wednesday, on business
Its rude to starye, but look in
Hammon-Acker's window.
The Logan Band boys gave a
very nice dance Wednesday night.
Mr.. John Dougherty was in
Columbus, Tuesday, on business.
Garden Seed at Bort's.
Mr.. Krank Blssius was bust.
ness yisitCr in Columbus, Wednes-
day.
New Sweet Potatoes, Egg Plant,
Caultiower and Peas at Harmon
Acker.
Mrs. Anna Bibb of Beatrice,
Neb,, is in Logan today, visiting
friends.
Miss Josie Bay, of New Ply
mouth, visited friends near Logan,
Sunday.
Messrs. W. A. Henderson and
Tide Houston were in Columbus,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Shockey of Macarthur,
was in Logan today, en- route to
Columbus.
Mrs. Anna JetfIies and Mrs
Helen Bowen were in Lancaster,
Wednesday.
Misses Kate relp and Jessie
Rsasoner visited friends in Lam
caster, Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. Gelger and Mrs.
Sherman Like are visitors at En-
terprise, today.
Sheriff and Mrs. Williamson
were visitors In South Blooming
VILE, Wednesday.
Messrs. F. P. Martin and H. G.
Hansel are business visitors in
Lancaster, today.
Go with the Crowd to Bort's.
Mr.. Ferd Hack, of Union Fur
mace, was in Logan last night, at
tending the dance.
Rev. Dodshon, Of Columbus, will
preach in Logan st. Paul's church
next Sunday evening.
Ii you use one pound of Chase
h Sanborn Coffee you will use
more. Hammon-Acker.
Mrs. Charles Keynes and Mrs.
Charles Rectenwaldt were shoppers
in Columbus, Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard M. Jones, of
Marysyille, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Brooke. n
Hammocks at Bort's.
Mr.. Mord Morris of Little Hook.
ng, was in Logan Wednesday and
Thursday, visiting relatives.
Post Cards at Bort's.
Miss Emma Curran and neice,
Ardelia CLUE of New Straitsville,
we're visitors in Logan, Wednes
lay.
Miss Jane Tony, Of Wilkesyille,
pent few days last week in Lo.
IAN with her sister, Mrs. Anna
iayes.
Mr.. James Mccormick of Mid
leport, has rented the Rempel
iouse building and will operate u
otel at this stand.
Box Papers at Bort's.
Mr.. Charles l. Barker, of Wolfe
'ros. Shoe Store in COLUMBUS,
'ss in Logan, Sunday, visiting
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Mrs. + B Comfy is "A Columbus
visitor, today
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All new and up-to-date
goods at the Children's
Day Sale at the Home Mil
linery Store.
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Mis-. Lara Quinn was in Colum.
bus Sludsy
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Rev. j. b. Mathingly, formerly
pastor, at St. Johns Catholic
Church of Logan, but who now has
charge of st. Mary's Church at
Lancaster, delivered the annual
memorial address to the G A. r
of that city last Sunday.
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Hammocks at Bort's.
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Misses Kate relp and Jessie
Reasoner visited friends in Lam
caster, Sunday.
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LOCAL NEWS

Books ~ Boris
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Messrs. F. P. Martin and H. G.
Hansel are business visitors in
Lancaster, today.
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Ii you use one pound of Chase
l. Sanborn Coffee you will use
more. Harmon Acker.
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Rev. Dodshon, of Columbus, will
preach in Logan st. Paul's church
next Sunday evening.
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Work Clothing

1t would he needless to enter
into detail about the lines we
handle In these goods, as every
one who has ever worn our work
clothing will youch for their
good qualities.
Come in and see for yourself.
That's the best way TO find out
where you can get the best
goods, and save money ON every
purchase.
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Sheriff and Mrs. Williamson
were visitors In South Blooming
VILE, Wednesday.
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Rev and Mrs. GeIger and Mrs.
Sherman Like are visitors at En-
terprise, today.
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Go with the Crowd to Bort's.

Mr.. Ferd Hack, of Union Fur
mace, was in Logan last night, at
tending the dance.
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CLOTHING
VALUES AT
BROWN BROS.

Are most extraordinary this
season. The suits we are show
ing for Men and Young Men
are EXTRA beautiful in fabric,
EXTRA Smart in style, EN-
IRA good in tailoring and in
fit, and will give EXTRA good
satisfaction. Withal, they are
EXTRA fine values. They
stand head and shoulders above
those shown by other stores at
one-fourth higher in price.
Our clothes have all the
''snap" and 'style" demanded
by fashion, and yet they never
reach the ridiculous fads too
often shown. A suit from
Brown Bros. shows it's worth at
any price in Quality, Style, Fit
and Service. That's what you
want and THAT'S WHAT
YOU'LL GET, when you buy
from Brown Bros. line of Spring
Suits at
$40, $12, SIS,
SIG, $18 and $40
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-12-09
Hf NABBfD A FORGfR
Sheriff Andrew Captures Mis-
souri F0rger for Whose Arrest
$50 Reward was Offered.

Sheriff Jesse Andrew captured a
forger and confidence man in this
city Monday evening. For some time
fellow claiming to be an agent for
the st. Joe News and Press has been
soliciting subscriptions and making
collections for that paper at various
town in Missouri, and the News
and Press had offered reward of
$50 for his arrest. His name is sup
posed to be John Wise, but he has
been going under the alias of Nc
MILAN, Smith, McGuinn, Holmes,
Riley and number of other names.
He would visit subscriber Of the
News and Press and collect their
subscription accounts, but has not
been making any report to the paper.
1t is also charged that he raised some
of the checks which were given him
by scubscrioers to the St. Joe paper,
and after endorsing them secured the
money on the checks at the bank. A
regular solicitor of the News and
Press was In Leon Monday and recog-
nized the fellow who was stopping at
Hotel Central. and notified sheriff
Andrew, who promptly arrested him,
and he is now in Jail being held until
requisition papers can be secured so
that he can be returned to Missouri
for trial. He formerly worked for
the st. Joe Gazette as solicitor and
collector.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-12-09
Be Square with the Girl who Works.

Christmas is but few short, very
short weeks away. The Christmas
stocks are in the shops. Two weeks
from now the crowds will be hurry
ing here and there in the search for
the many remembrances each will
bestow on the other. A week later
the crowd will become a struggle.
Do we realize that the army of
women and men employed on the
selling force of the stores are dread
ing the ordeal that is at hand. They
are looking forward to days of hard
work supplemented by toilsome
nights when WEAKNESS comes upon
them like an armed man and they
keep their feet by mere strength of
will and the stimulus of labor that
must be accomplished before the
wolves gather on the next day? For
those who work in the selling de-
parts. for those who carry the bun
dies, and mail and express clerks. for
everyone who must carry the load
that Christmas jollity and generosity
burdens labor the Christmas week Is
scarcely holiday. 1t is hard to be
happy and kind when nerves and
muscles and brains are tired to the
last limit of endurance.
and above all there is not the
slightest excuse that this should be
SO. The purchasing public owes it to
itself and to the people who serve
them SO willingly to buy in time and
take so much of this burden from the
backs of the workers.. Charity and
generosity which do not recognize
this as plain duty have the ring Of
brass and the clash of cymbals.
Buy it early. Don't wait. Be
kind to those who serve and remem-
Der that the tired girl who shifts
wearily from one foot to the other
has stood there all day and must
stand until late at night. Help her
to keep little of the Christmas
cheer